Speaker 1: Back on the Big One seven hundred wlw at is
Speaker 1: twelve o eight. I'm Dan Carroll, Bill Cunningham, the Great
Speaker 1: American has a day off. And you heard Scott Sloane
Speaker 1: say at the end of his show that what's happening
Speaker 1: at City Hall right now is an absolute dumpster fire.
Speaker 1: And we are going to be all over that a
Speaker 1: little bit later on, because what is happening at City
Speaker 1: Hall is the result of those in leadership at City
Speaker 1: Hall trying to follow the masters and appease the masters
Speaker 1: of political correctness, wokeism, and of diversity, equity and inclusion.
Speaker 1: My next guest, my first guest today, is a woman
Speaker 1: who knows all about trying to serve those masters and
Speaker 1: the terrible results of following the policies that come from
Speaker 1: those ideas. Tina Daskovich is one of the two moms
Speaker 1: who started a great organization called Moms for Liberty, and
Speaker 1: she's my first guest today in Tina Daskovic. It is
Speaker 1: always great to have you on, and you've got to
Speaker 1: be in great spirits coming off the Mom's for Liberty
Speaker 1: summit that just wrapped up. I believe it was yesterday
Speaker 1: or the day before, but I was looking at some
Speaker 1: of the highlights of the event. What a terrific event
Speaker 1: that Moms for Liberty just had over the last several days.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we had a fabulous time. We brought out a
Speaker 2: thousand moms and dads. We had I think seventy five
Speaker 2: speakers over three days.
Speaker 3: The energy was high.
Speaker 2: We had Real America's Voice out there live streaming the
Speaker 2: whole event, and so we unified educated and empowered parents
Speaker 2: across this country to save America.
Speaker 1: You know, and I said at the top, you know,
Speaker 1: you fight against the ideas that come along with diversity,
Speaker 1: to come along with wokeness, to come along with political correctness,
Speaker 1: because you know that those policies don't work, and you
Speaker 1: look at them, you call yourself joyful warriors because you
Speaker 1: know that the message that you have and the policies
Speaker 1: you endorse are wholesome, They are uplifting, They accrue to
Speaker 1: the greater good of everyone who gets involved with those policies.
Speaker 1: And so when I look at those who participated in
Speaker 1: the No Kings event that we had over the weekend,
Speaker 1: I don't see a lot of happy warriors there. I
Speaker 1: see a lot of people who are angry. I see
Speaker 1: a lot of people who have nasty things to say.
Speaker 1: They want to flip people the bird. They want to
Speaker 1: mock Charlie Kirk and the way he was killed. They
Speaker 1: want to call for the assassination and for the death
Speaker 1: of the President of the United States. So I think
Speaker 1: that really shows up a big difference between the types
Speaker 1: of policies and the types of ideas that you come
Speaker 1: out with and those on the left.
Speaker 2: I was just notified in watching the video of a
Speaker 2: that came out from the protest this weekend of a
Speaker 2: woman that was protesting that she wanted all Nazis dead,
Speaker 2: and the person interviewing said, well, who would you consider
Speaker 2: to be a Nazi? And the lady said, Steven, Oh, no,
Speaker 2: it was a gentleman, Stephen Miller, who's in the White
Speaker 2: House staff.
Speaker 3: And so I found that bone chilling.
Speaker 2: I've been called a Nazi for four and a half
Speaker 2: years since he launched Moms for Liberty for standing up
Speaker 2: for kids, and so you think I would get used
Speaker 2: to the idea that they want us dead, But every
Speaker 2: time I hear it or see it, and of course
Speaker 2: the Charlie Kirk assassination, it's it's bone chilling.
Speaker 1: And you presented your highest award the Sword of Liberty
Speaker 1: to a group of young Well you presented the Charlie Kirk,
Speaker 1: but there to accept the award were a group of
Speaker 1: young people who have aligned themselves with Turning Point USA.
Speaker 1: And when you see, I'm looking at the picture of
Speaker 1: you right now, you're standing there and all these young
Speaker 1: people standing behind you, that's got to give you great
Speaker 1: hope for the future when you see young individuals like
Speaker 1: this coming out and standing for those principles.
Speaker 2: And so we Charlie and I were texting the weekend
Speaker 2: before his assassination trying to get him nailed down to
Speaker 2: be speaker at our gala at Summit this year, and
Speaker 2: so the intent was to give Charlie our Liberty Sword
Speaker 2: this year, and so we went ahead with that and
Speaker 2: then trying to figure out what to do and how
Speaker 2: to do it in a respectful manner.
Speaker 3: Somebody and our team came up with.
Speaker 2: The idea to invite some local kids and we thought
Speaker 2: ten or twenty would show up, but no, they wanted
Speaker 2: to be there. You know, the monster in National Summit
Speaker 2: is a lot of fun, but I'm not sure how
Speaker 2: fun it is for you know, fifteen.
Speaker 3: Year olds or nineteen year olds and so to get.
Speaker 2: Them off the seven o'clock on a Saturday morning. We
Speaker 2: had over one hundred of them there show up and
Speaker 2: a number of them get up on stage.
Speaker 3: It was hard to holding back the tears.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to lie absolutely, but when you look
Speaker 1: at these young people and what they're dedicating themselves to,
Speaker 1: you know that this is going to pay dividends for
Speaker 1: them in the future and for those who become part
Speaker 1: of spreading that message.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's going to pay dividends for us as a
Speaker 2: country if they if they have the same values that
Speaker 2: we do, and they're holding up things like goodness and
Speaker 2: virtue and conservatism, I think the future of America is right.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I'm looking at your x feed right now, and
Speaker 1: you posted earlier this year. I don't even want to
Speaker 1: say the individual's name, but there's some of the comments
Speaker 1: that you get are just some of the most nasty
Speaker 1: and vile and disgusting things that you can imagine, especially
Speaker 1: when addressing women. And how do you deal with that?
Speaker 1: How do you? I mean, I guess you have to
Speaker 1: know that when you're going to get involved in things
Speaker 1: like this, it's going to be a rough road and
Speaker 1: there's going to be things like that. So is it
Speaker 1: just a matter of growing thick skin to even let
Speaker 1: that kind of stuff influence you or get to you
Speaker 1: in any sort of way. But it's amazing to me
Speaker 1: that that people can look at what it is you're well,
Speaker 1: they're not really looking at what you're trying to do.
Speaker 1: They're listening to other people and they're, yes, I'm simply
Speaker 1: going on base. And that's a lot of what we
Speaker 1: saw in the in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination
Speaker 1: is people they want to call him a racist, a
Speaker 1: big and a misogynist, but they don't look at the
Speaker 1: body of work. They don't look at what he actually
Speaker 1: did and the way he engaged with people on a
Speaker 1: regular basis, I would say.
Speaker 2: And when the attacks first came, it's a little disheartening
Speaker 2: and you throws you off balance. You get used to
Speaker 2: it really quick like, but over the five years, for
Speaker 2: the most part, you let it roll. Every now and
Speaker 2: then something comes in that is and it's usually not
Speaker 2: on social but maybe it's a letter to my house
Speaker 2: or something a little bit more aggressive, a clear threat
Speaker 2: with an intent to hurt in a more personal way.
Speaker 2: That does rattle me a bit. But you know, we
Speaker 2: have FBI agents that we report to, we have local
Speaker 2: law enforcement. We have a great relationship with them, and
Speaker 2: so we forward those things, you know, And but then
Speaker 2: you have the assassination of Charlie Kirk and I think
Speaker 2: I walked around here stupid for a week. Just the
Speaker 2: lady at church approached me on Sunday after and said,
Speaker 2: you know, now is the time everybody's got to come together.
Speaker 2: And I just remember saying, how do I come together
Speaker 2: with people that want me dead? It was so personal
Speaker 2: to me, and she looked shocked and a little bit insulted,
Speaker 2: and I just thought, really, lady, they want us dead.
Speaker 2: And now to see this person this morning saying that
Speaker 2: about Stephen Miller, I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 3: I like to say that. Oh I let it roll
Speaker 3: and everything's great. It's it's a little bit.
Speaker 2: It's discouraging, it's depressing, it's intimidating, it's sad like we're
Speaker 2: taking it to a whole new level in America, and
Speaker 2: it's it's whole it's just so inappropriate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's got to stop. I mean, you know, we've
Speaker 1: got a we've got a situation here in Cincinnati where
Speaker 1: the police chief is being dismissed, and they're trying to
Speaker 1: create the idea that she's under investigation for not adhering
Speaker 1: to her duties. And it's a it's just an absolute mess.
Speaker 1: And it's because she she tried to We have a
Speaker 1: fire chief that was fired because he didn't want to
Speaker 1: play along with all these ideas. We have a police
Speaker 1: chief who's getting fired because she tried to play along
Speaker 1: with these ideas. And they both wind up in the
Speaker 1: same place. And so what does it?
Speaker 4: YEA?
Speaker 1: And so you deal with these things all the time,
Speaker 1: especially as it relates to education, and it's it's innocent
Speaker 1: children who wind up paying the price, whether they don't
Speaker 1: know how to read, whether they get indoctrinated or they
Speaker 1: get sexualized, they wind up trying to believe in these
Speaker 1: ideas that they can become a boy when they're a girl,
Speaker 1: or a girl when they're a boy. All these things
Speaker 1: and you and there's a there's a clip on you
Speaker 1: on this PBS special. I want to talk about that
Speaker 1: in a second. But you talk about truth, and really
Speaker 1: when it comes to truth, and I guess what really
Speaker 1: got me in thinking about this was on Saturday, I
Speaker 1: turned on the No King's protest. It was being covered
Speaker 1: by c SPAN, And the first person I see is
Speaker 1: Randy Weingarten, the head of the Teachers Association national head,
Speaker 1: and I thought she had stepped down, but she's still
Speaker 1: the head of that, still the president. And I watched
Speaker 1: her speak for about fifteen minutes, not a single word
Speaker 1: about students, not a single word about teachers. It's all
Speaker 1: about political activism. It's all about hate Trump, it's all
Speaker 1: about their agenda as a political operation. It's all about
Speaker 1: keeping the gravy train going. So you know, here's Randy Winingarden,
Speaker 1: who's supposed to be in it for the betterment of children,
Speaker 1: but yes, she's not in it for the betterment of herself,
Speaker 1: not even for the better event of the union. It's
Speaker 1: all for the betterment of her and her political allies.
Speaker 1: And it's kids, innocent people who wind up paying the
Speaker 1: price for that.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's a whole two hour episode of your show,
Speaker 3: I'd say, going to.
Speaker 6: Randy, Well, yeah, the role of the teachers, yeah, of course,
Speaker 6: the role Just there's so much there.
Speaker 2: Randy Weingarten is a is a nightmare, but she's just
Speaker 2: the figurehead of the power of teachers unions in our
Speaker 2: country and the role they've played to destroy public education
Speaker 2: and in my opinion, our country. And so you know,
Speaker 2: year after year, you can just look at the agenda
Speaker 2: items they vote on on their annual conferences and it
Speaker 2: never has anything to do with education. Let's just look
Speaker 2: at her book that she just came out of the
Speaker 2: gate with just a few days after Charlie's assassinated, and
Speaker 2: on the bullet it says catch fascist. Her book is
Speaker 2: about fascists in America. The opening forward mentions Mom for
Speaker 2: liberty at least three times, like she is the problem.
Speaker 2: And so I said, give me two hours. I'll just
Speaker 2: do it tiring on like just a ramp my south.
Speaker 2: I got a laundry list complaints there.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, And let's talk about this PBS show that you
Speaker 1: were on. What's it called deadlocked? Is that that's the
Speaker 1: name of the show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's called Breaking the Deadlock.
Speaker 1: I think they Okay, breaking the deadlock, Okay, yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: seeing it now, Yeah, Breaking the Deadlock, Truth under Fire.
Speaker 1: And so this is a panel discussion where PBS and
Speaker 1: I see that Ann Coulter was on that panel with you,
Speaker 1: and she wrote about this. She writes about an exciting
Speaker 1: new TV show that's uncontaminated by facts. So they set
Speaker 1: up these scenario that didn't happen in real life, but
Speaker 1: yet somehow you're all supposed to talk about this scenario
Speaker 1: that they present and find common ground during the debate
Speaker 1: of this idea is this? Is this something that? And
Speaker 1: the way she describes it, she talks about I guess
Speaker 1: you're not allowed to present real world facts in the
Speaker 1: course of your argument. Is is that true? Or is that?
Speaker 1: How does this whole thing play up?
Speaker 2: It's so fascinating. So they approached me and asked that
Speaker 2: to be part of it. I was very hesitant. Everybody
Speaker 2: on my team, everybody I talked to, said no, no, no,
Speaker 2: don't go do it because they won't tell you who's
Speaker 2: going to be on the show with you, and they
Speaker 2: won't tell you even what the topic is. And so
Speaker 2: I said, I would like to participate, but you have
Speaker 2: to reassure me it's not like about Chinese foreign policy,
Speaker 2: because I've got nothing to contribute, Like what are we
Speaker 2: going to talk about?
Speaker 3: But they would not tell me.
Speaker 2: They did say that it was, you know, topics that
Speaker 2: I wouldn't be knowledgeable about.
Speaker 3: And so we recorded in Manhattan on the day of Charlie.
Speaker 2: Kirk's memorial, which was I don't know just I wanted
Speaker 2: to be there in Arizona, but I had committed to
Speaker 2: this to week weeks prior, and this was about finding
Speaker 2: common ground and having civil discourse, so I thought it
Speaker 2: was my use of time would probably be the go
Speaker 2: to the show to be more important. I found one
Speaker 2: of my chapter chairs locally to drive into the city
Speaker 2: to record the whole thing on her phone. It was
Speaker 2: three hours of recording, just in case they did to
Speaker 2: me what they were going to do, what they give
Speaker 2: me in sixty minutes. I walk in the room and
Speaker 2: you just mentioned some of the people in the panel,
Speaker 2: but it's Rick what's his last name, head of the
Speaker 2: Lincoln Project. Yeah, head of the Lincoln Project is standing there.
Speaker 2: The guy Eddie from MSNBC is standing there, the lady
Speaker 2: from CNN, and the other lady from NSNBC is standing there,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, oh boy, this is And then I
Speaker 2: see En Coulter walk in.
Speaker 3: I'm like, oh, at least you know I got someone else,
Speaker 3: someone else.
Speaker 2: That's gonna see things the right way. Roger Severino from
Speaker 2: the Heritage comes in. You know, you're just you're you're
Speaker 2: kind of your emotions are like you're gauging the situation,
Speaker 2: like what's going to go down here. Then they walk
Speaker 2: you into the room and the cameras are already rolling
Speaker 2: before they tell you the topics or anything, and yeah,
Speaker 2: it's a hypothetical scenario. And they came right out the
Speaker 2: gate telling me I was a school board member, and
Speaker 2: so inside I'm like, OK, I know how to do
Speaker 2: that there yet, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can do this one.
Speaker 2: And they give you these scenarios and somebody played the
Speaker 2: role of a governor and a candidate and a news anchor,
Speaker 2: and they're realistic, very realistic scenarios, and then they give
Speaker 2: you twists and turns and you kind of have to
Speaker 2: debate it out. I think some people were very honest
Speaker 2: and forthcoming on how to maneuver through and others probably not.
Speaker 2: They were viewing talking points. But it was fascinating. I
Speaker 2: actually thoroughly enjoyed it. So I'm looking forward to the
Speaker 2: episode tonight. But they're going to take three hours of
Speaker 2: recording down to one, and so you have to wonder,
Speaker 2: you know, what's left.
Speaker 3: Will it be an honest depiction of the conversation?
Speaker 1: Okay, So if I if I tune into my local
Speaker 1: PBS station to watch that tonight, is it going to
Speaker 1: be worth my time?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm going to watch it. I just in my
Speaker 2: local team here in Florida. I was like, if you
Speaker 2: want to come buy my house and your Jammy's at
Speaker 2: nine pm, I'll make it some Bocorn's watch it. So
Speaker 2: we're gonna we're going to watch it. We'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: Well, I'll tell you what you're doing. Great work over
Speaker 1: there at Moms for Little but you're really you're one
Speaker 1: of my favorite guests I have on and I love
Speaker 1: Moms for Liberty and everything you stand for. And congratulations
Speaker 1: on the National Summit there in Orlando, Florida. What a
Speaker 1: great event. And I'm looking at I spent a couple
Speaker 1: hours today looking at some of the highlights and some
Speaker 1: of the speakers that you had there, so it just
Speaker 1: looked like a fantastic event. And keep up the great
Speaker 1: work Teina Disco, which I always appreciate the time that
Speaker 1: you can give us. I know you've got your own
Speaker 1: podcast going on. If people want to find your podcast
Speaker 1: that you do, where can they do that?
Speaker 2: They can go to the Mom's for Liberty website and
Speaker 2: go under the Fire of Liberty, or they can go
Speaker 2: to our YouTube channel and all episodes are posted there.
Speaker 2: I appreciate the chance to promote that a bit. We
Speaker 2: highlight every Wednesday at ten one of our grassroots leaders
Speaker 2: and the stories really are fantastic, really moving and inspiring,
Speaker 2: and so I encourage people to listen. You can also
Speaker 2: find it on Apple and Spotify. The Fire of Liberty Show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know, as Rush Limball used to say,
Speaker 1: the reason the reason you come under attack, the reason
Speaker 1: he came under attack is because he's effective and you're effective,
Speaker 1: and you're doing a great job. And again, thank you
Speaker 1: so much for spending the time to come on my show.
Speaker 1: I always love hearing your message and I hope we
Speaker 1: get a chance of talking in so.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much for the opportunity.
Speaker 1: All Right, there, you got all right, Tina Daskovich, Mom's
Speaker 1: for Liberty and what a fantastic organization. We are going
Speaker 1: to shift gears and talk about what's happening at City Hall,
Speaker 1: what's happening with Teresa Thigi. I've got Ken Kober coming up.
Speaker 1: I know you heard him a little while ago on
Speaker 1: The Sloan Show. He'll be here to give his thoughts
Speaker 1: on that. Chris Smithman will weigh in as well. So
Speaker 1: all that straight ahead. Dan carroll in for Bill Cunningham
Speaker 1: on seven hundred WLW. Back on the Big One, seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW, Dan carrollin for Bill Cunningham, the Great American
Speaker 1: taking a few days off from what we are seeing
Speaker 1: in City Hall right now is the inevitable result of
Speaker 1: failed leadership. Leadership that adheres to the policies of serving
Speaker 1: the masters of political correctness, wokeism and DEI diversity, equity
Speaker 1: and inclusion. You don't have to believe me. You can
Speaker 1: go right to the city website and you can read
Speaker 1: the policies for yourself. So it matters not if you
Speaker 1: go along with or believe in these policy ideas or
Speaker 1: if you oppose these ideas, as long as you have
Speaker 1: those at the top who insist on incorporating these ideas
Speaker 1: into their policy decisions, those who must live under those decisions,
Speaker 1: and those who must carry out those policies based on
Speaker 1: this kind of nonsense are going to wind up paying
Speaker 1: the price. And in this case it's the citizens who
Speaker 1: pay through victimization. It's a citizens who gets shot and
Speaker 1: made and killed by repeat offenders on the streets on
Speaker 1: a daily basis. And now it's the citizens again who
Speaker 1: are going to be victimized because the city is going
Speaker 1: to wind up paying out multi time million dollar settlements.
Speaker 1: Look at Mike Washington, decades of service with the Cincinnati
Speaker 1: Fire Department, highly qualified to become the chief, but yet
Speaker 1: he refused to play along. He would not serve those
Speaker 1: masters of political correctness, of wokism, of dei, the masters
Speaker 1: that demanded his acquiescence despite his own knowledge that these
Speaker 1: things were not going to work, that they were not
Speaker 1: going to serve the men and women of the Fire
Speaker 1: Department well, and they were not going to serve the
Speaker 1: citizens of the City of Cincinnati.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 1: So what happens Then he gets falsely accused of violating
Speaker 1: department policies and is wrongly dismissed by the city manager.
Speaker 1: And now he's in line for a multimillion dollar settlement
Speaker 1: with the City of Cincinnati. Now we have the police
Speaker 1: chief treaties. The THIGI tried to play along, tried to
Speaker 1: appease the masters of DEI, wokeness and political correctness, tried
Speaker 1: to play the game, and we saw the results. Rampant
Speaker 1: crime running gun battles in the city of Cincinnati. People
Speaker 1: getting their heads kicked than on national television while doing
Speaker 1: nothing more than walking down a downtown Cincinnati street. An
Speaker 1: absolute disgrace. And where does that get? The police chief
Speaker 1: paid administrative leave under investigation. Her attorney, Stephen M says,
Speaker 1: they've passed judgment and now they're looking for a crime.
Speaker 1: Doesn't matter if you like the policies or not, you'll
Speaker 1: wind up in the same place. Joining me now is
Speaker 1: Ken coober the head of the FOP in Cincinnati. And
Speaker 1: Ken Kobert, thanks again for being on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: And it really is an absolute disgrace the way this
Speaker 1: thing is playing out right now.
Speaker 5: Thanks for me, And you're absolutely right. I mean, it's
Speaker 5: absolutely shameful the way that's it in thirty five years
Speaker 5: with this police department's being treated.
Speaker 1: So it's not just bad for the chief, but it's
Speaker 1: bad for the men and women who wear the uniform.
Speaker 1: It's bad for the citizens of Cincinnati. It makes us
Speaker 1: look like on a national level, from those who are
Speaker 1: looking at us from the outside, it makes us look
Speaker 1: like a clown show. I mean, I think we've all
Speaker 1: known that we've had it going on for some time
Speaker 1: here in the city of Cincinnati, but now with you know,
Speaker 1: on the eve of an election, and someone's got to
Speaker 1: be made to answer for problems that have not been solved.
Speaker 1: Now they want to turn it and make it look
Speaker 1: like the police chief was the one and as Steve
Speaker 1: and m laid it out quite clearly this morning, this
Speaker 1: whole notion that she is on paid administrative leave. You know,
Speaker 1: Ken Cobra, When I saw that last night that they
Speaker 1: put her on paid administrative leave, I'm thinking to myself, Well,
Speaker 1: did she do something wrong? Did she do something? Is
Speaker 1: there some video of her out there accepting a bribe
Speaker 1: or treating someone badly, or doing something that she shouldn't
Speaker 1: have been doing normally when you're on paid administrative leave?
Speaker 1: You know, did she shoot at someone? Was there a
Speaker 1: shooting that we don't know about. Usually there's something that
Speaker 1: needs to be investigated. In this case, he's as they've
Speaker 1: passed judgment and now they're looking for the crime.
Speaker 5: Sure, it's a different than a policeman arresting somebody and
Speaker 5: deciding what they're going to charge them with. Well, we'll
Speaker 5: come up with something, I guess we'll investigate further. It's
Speaker 5: not this works. You know the fact that this has
Speaker 5: been going on now for nearly a week. You know,
Speaker 5: you have a chief that's been ordered to come home
Speaker 5: from a conference where she was representing the city of
Speaker 5: Cincinnati the police department, and then it's asked to resign.
Speaker 1: If they had.
Speaker 5: Something that that was something that they thought was worthy
Speaker 5: of termination, why didn't they just terminate her when she
Speaker 5: got back in town.
Speaker 4: Instead you ask.
Speaker 5: Her to resign, and they're playing all these games for
Speaker 5: the last five days. No one deserves to be treated
Speaker 5: this way. And you wonder why we have problem with
Speaker 5: recruitment and retention of officers in the city, And this
Speaker 5: is exactly why. Because if they'll treat a chief of
Speaker 5: police that has spent thirty five years here, how do
Speaker 5: you think they're going to treat a police officer. And
Speaker 5: that's the problem We're going to continue to have these problems.
Speaker 5: Were already struggling to recruit and retain officers. This is
Speaker 5: only going to make things worse.
Speaker 1: Well, the only thing I can think of is that
Speaker 1: someone must have shown the city charter to the city
Speaker 1: manager and said, look, if you fire the police chief
Speaker 1: without cause, we're going to be in line to to
Speaker 1: pay out a huge settlement. So I guess maybe they
Speaker 1: made a calculation at city Hall that this chief would
Speaker 1: simply come in, have a little sit down, and then
Speaker 1: decide to resign with whatever settlement they wanted to offer.
Speaker 1: So I think they made a miscalculation that when dj
Speaker 1: came back from Denver, they had their sit down and
Speaker 1: she said, nope, I'm not going along with this, and
Speaker 1: she heads right over to the Finny law firm, which
Speaker 1: I think was a great move on her part.
Speaker 5: Yeah, an administrative lee. Let's just call this what it is.
Speaker 5: This is buying them time, and they're buying her silence
Speaker 5: because she knows as long as she's still here employed,
Speaker 5: she can't say what she wants to say, which is
Speaker 5: what's going on for the last three years, which is
Speaker 5: why we're in this to begin with. All those confirmed
Speaker 5: this morning from this press conference is exactly what I've
Speaker 5: been talking about, keeping politics out of policing. I mean,
Speaker 5: there's no doubt that the things that she's done has
Speaker 5: been because the mayor of the city managers told her
Speaker 5: to do it, and now because of that they're going
Speaker 5: to try to terminate her. She is more than capable
Speaker 5: of running this Police Department. However, she's not been ever
Speaker 5: given that ability or that opportunity. It's always been you're
Speaker 5: going to do this or you're going to do that.
Speaker 5: And this is exactly why we're here. And now, of
Speaker 5: course I can sell on the eve of an election,
Speaker 5: you know Prime still has and fixed a self big surprise.
Speaker 5: Put another chief in there, doesn't matter as long as
Speaker 5: you don't give whoever the next chief is, you have
Speaker 5: enter in chief Henny. If they don't give the ability
Speaker 5: to make the changes that he sees that we should make,
Speaker 5: we're going.
Speaker 4: To be in the same boat.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I want to ask you about Henny in the second,
Speaker 1: but excuse me. During the news conference, Steven m was
Speaker 1: asked about that particular issue as it relates to the chief,
Speaker 1: and I believe the question was phrased along the lines,
Speaker 1: and I'm paraphrasing here that this chief really did nothing
Speaker 1: more than carry out the wishes of the city manager,
Speaker 1: of the mayor and tried to do things along the
Speaker 1: lines of what she was told. So she tried, she tried,
Speaker 1: I think, for as long as she could to play
Speaker 1: that game to have the Cincinnati Police Department fall in
Speaker 1: line with these ridiculous ideas that are laid out. I mean,
Speaker 1: then you can see him for yourself the way they
Speaker 1: wanted to handle policing within the city. And then once
Speaker 1: we got the results, and we saw those results played
Speaker 1: out on our television sets night in and night out,
Speaker 1: and then of course we made national news when we
Speaker 1: had that beat down on the streets of Cincinnati. The
Speaker 1: political heat gets turned up, and then they've got to
Speaker 1: find someone else to blame for their own incompetence and
Speaker 1: their own poor ideas. I don't think it really amounts
Speaker 1: to anything more than that. And she tried to do
Speaker 1: just tried to do exactly what they told her to do.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and that just did And that's the end result
Speaker 5: of the issue five and not having a chief that
Speaker 5: has really any protection you know from a city you know,
Speaker 5: the mayor or the city manager. You know, that has
Speaker 5: long since gone and was voted on in two thousand
Speaker 5: and one, and we're still seeing effects of it. We
Speaker 5: saw the effects of it when James Craig was here.
Speaker 5: He refused to bow down to the pressure of city
Speaker 5: Hall and city Council, and they kept him there for
Speaker 5: two years and said, ye that it's notime for you
Speaker 5: to go and this is no different. The difference is
Speaker 5: now is she's tried to do what they tell her
Speaker 5: to do and it's been a bysmal failure because crime
Speaker 5: is still going through the roof because of these policies
Speaker 5: that the mayor and the city manager wanted wanted her
Speaker 5: to follow if she did, and the end result is
Speaker 5: we're going to try to terminate you for doing what
Speaker 5: we told you to do, which makes absolute no sense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how many times have we heard from leadership in
Speaker 1: this city, from council members, from the mayor, the council
Speaker 1: members of council, city manager talking to the rank and
Speaker 1: file of the Cincinnati Police Department telling them that this discouncil,
Speaker 1: this leadership has your back, We have your back. We
Speaker 1: know we want you to go out represent the city. Well,
Speaker 1: do you know, do your best by the people of
Speaker 1: this city, and we've got your back. So when when
Speaker 1: you hear city leaders say that, how does that jive
Speaker 1: with the reality of the situation that we're seeing right now, Well, they.
Speaker 5: Say that, but the caveat with that is, look, we
Speaker 5: gave we just gave you five million dollars. We support you, confusing, confusing,
Speaker 5: throwing money at a problem and saying that that support
Speaker 5: is just that's very misguided. Uh, you know, support is
Speaker 5: these cops don't want extra over time. We're they're up
Speaker 5: to their ears in it to begin with. What cops
Speaker 5: want or to know that they can go out and
Speaker 5: they can do their job without fear of some kind
Speaker 5: of political persecution.
Speaker 1: And that's the problem is nobody believes it.
Speaker 5: No cop believes from city Hall that they're actually going
Speaker 5: to support them if something happens. And that's that's ultimately
Speaker 5: that that is something that is dangerous for the city.
Speaker 5: And I don't know how you said. Quite honestly, I
Speaker 5: don't know if at this point it's fixible until there's
Speaker 5: a new administration.
Speaker 1: You know, we talked about it, you know, all the
Speaker 1: times I've had you on, all the times you've been
Speaker 1: on this radio station. We talk about all the all
Speaker 1: the components of this equation. You've got to have police
Speaker 1: that go out and do the right thing. You've got
Speaker 1: to have prosecutors that get tough on criminals. You've got
Speaker 1: to have a judicial system. You've got to have judges
Speaker 1: that stop giving repeat offenders a slap on the wrist.
Speaker 1: And you know, when you've got people out on the
Speaker 1: street that shouldn't be out there are cutting off ankle
Speaker 1: monitors and going and killing innocent people. And you've got
Speaker 1: people that wind up who have multiple felony offenses, weapons
Speaker 1: under disability, that wind up on the street committing crimes
Speaker 1: time after time after time. We all these all these
Speaker 1: components need to work together. And steven enpoint it out
Speaker 1: during his news conference today that this mayor and the
Speaker 1: leadership at city Hall refuses to try to do anything
Speaker 1: to make that happen. So I don't know if it
Speaker 1: would work or not. The mayor can't control the judges,
Speaker 1: but the mayor can certainly try and wield some influence
Speaker 1: with them and say, look, we're doing our part over
Speaker 1: here as the people who run the police department to
Speaker 1: get our police out there making arrests, doing the right things,
Speaker 1: trying to stop crying. And you've got to help us out,
Speaker 1: Madam prosecutor, You've got to help us out. Judge X,
Speaker 1: Y and Z. You can't keep letting these people go.
Speaker 1: But none of those kind of conversations apparently ever take place.
Speaker 5: Let me take some words a quote from the mayor
Speaker 5: last week is that all things are on the table,
Speaker 5: All things are on the table as long as it's
Speaker 5: comfortable for him, because not once as he ever spoke
Speaker 5: out publicly about demanding that judges hold people. Not once
Speaker 5: I've asked him about this last year. I know the
Speaker 5: Chief have done the same thing. They refuses to do it.
Speaker 5: So while he may not have any authority over them,
Speaker 5: it's pretty telling when you have a mayor of a
Speaker 5: Cincinnati that says, look at the time, for these judges
Speaker 5: to hold these people, you are making this dangerous. You
Speaker 5: don't have to call them out by name. So anybody
Speaker 5: can go and search the website and search the internet
Speaker 5: and they can find out what the judges that are
Speaker 5: causing this are. You know, I bring it to the
Speaker 5: attention all the time on social media. You don't have
Speaker 5: to call anybody else specifically. What you should be doing
Speaker 5: is saying publicly we need judges to do their part,
Speaker 5: and he refuses to.
Speaker 1: So tell me about Chief Henny, what Adam Henny? What
Speaker 1: can you tell me about an assistant chief? And now
Speaker 1: I guess acting Chief Adam Henny.
Speaker 5: That he's been here for twenty six years, the veteran
Speaker 5: of the Navy. I actually worked for him when I
Speaker 5: was in the Central Business Section. Fantastically. It was a
Speaker 5: great captain. You know, he's been in charge of our
Speaker 5: civil Disturbance Response team, he's in charge of our SWAT team.
Speaker 5: I genuinely believe that he is here to make changes
Speaker 5: that are going to make officers job easier, that are
Speaker 5: going to make them safer, that are going to make
Speaker 5: the community. For what I call into question isn't his ability,
Speaker 5: it's is he going to be able to do what
Speaker 5: needs to be done to make changes? And if they
Speaker 5: give him full authority and control, there's absolutely this will
Speaker 5: be a safer place. But you could say the same
Speaker 5: thing about Chief Fiji. If she was given full authority
Speaker 5: of control over this department, there would be good changes
Speaker 5: that are made. So while I certainly I think the
Speaker 5: world of Colonel Henney, it's still going to be yet
Speaker 5: to be seen as is the city going to allow
Speaker 5: him to do what needs to be done, because if
Speaker 5: they do, this still be a safer place. But like
Speaker 5: I said, it's the same way with Chief Fiji. Until
Speaker 5: something changes at City Hall, nothing is going to change
Speaker 5: throughout the city.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm just going to make that point. If the
Speaker 1: policies from the top don't change, I don't know anything
Speaker 1: on the streets and anything in real life is going
Speaker 1: to change. Ken Cober, As you look at this situation
Speaker 1: right now and it is an absolute mess. What do
Speaker 1: you think the best case scenario is for the police department,
Speaker 1: for the citizens of Cincinnati, for the for the voters,
Speaker 1: attack payers of Cincinnati and Hamilton County? What do you
Speaker 1: think the best case scenario is moving forward?
Speaker 5: You know, and this is just my opinion, is simply
Speaker 5: a police officer, a union leader. The damage is done
Speaker 5: with the chief. My suggestion would be to make her hole.
Speaker 5: Whatever that looks like, don't know, certainly not part of
Speaker 5: that conversation, don't want to be part of it. But
Speaker 5: I've told council members this over the last couple of days.
Speaker 5: Figure out what you get to do to make her whole,
Speaker 5: do it very very quickly. In this police department need
Speaker 5: to move on. That's the reality. I told the chief
Speaker 5: last night when I talked to her, I wouldn't want
Speaker 5: to come back here if they offered it to the
Speaker 5: way that she's been treated is absolutely just disrespectful. In
Speaker 5: my opinion, it's beyond repair. So the city needs to
Speaker 5: step up, do the right thing. Rip the band aid off,
Speaker 5: do whatever you have to do to satisfy Chief Fiji,
Speaker 5: let her retire, let her go enjoy retirement, and let
Speaker 5: this police department move forward.
Speaker 1: Well, hopefully something like that will happen and we can
Speaker 1: step into a new era. But as long as the
Speaker 1: people of the people of Cincinnati, the people who cast
Speaker 1: their votes, and again we talked about at the top,
Speaker 1: we are on the eve of an election, and the
Speaker 1: early voting has already started. So the people who cast
Speaker 1: their votes, the people who can really make a difference
Speaker 1: in the city of Cincinnati, are the ones who are
Speaker 1: going to have to step up here and not let
Speaker 1: this go unexcused. It is an absolute travesty that someone
Speaker 1: with the record and the longevity I mean, I mean really,
Speaker 1: in reality, what she got thirty four, thirty four years
Speaker 1: on the job something like that, is that day was
Speaker 1: her thirty fifth anniversary. So in reality, what she got
Speaker 1: left ano the two years, another three years, maybe four
Speaker 1: it the most maybe she works, you know, makes it
Speaker 1: a forty year career. So with with with her already
Speaker 1: seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, that
Speaker 1: her career comes to an end this way is just
Speaker 1: it's inexcusable that this is this is going down the
Speaker 1: way it is, Ken Kobra, I'll give you the last word.
Speaker 1: We gotta we gotta run.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 5: Like I said, they need to make the chief right.
Speaker 5: No one deserves to be treated this way. The citizens
Speaker 5: deserve to know who's going to be in charge of
Speaker 5: this department in the future. And with all this hanging
Speaker 5: in the balance, we have an arm chief. They've got
Speaker 5: to figure this out. They need to figure it out quickly.
Speaker 5: Make chief cigi hoole whatever that looks like, and let's
Speaker 5: move on. The citizens deserve better.
Speaker 1: Ken Cobert, you're the best. Keep up the great work.
Speaker 1: These are tough times and I appreciate you coming on
Speaker 1: all the time that you that you spend coming on
Speaker 1: talking about these issues. Ken, Thank you very much and
Speaker 1: we'll talk to you again. So come good.
Speaker 5: Thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: All right, there you go, Ken kober the head of
Speaker 1: the FOP joining me after the news Top of the Hour,
Speaker 1: Chris Mithman, we'll weigh in on this as well. You
Speaker 1: cannot serve the masters of political correctness, of wokeism, of
Speaker 1: dei and expect different results than we have right now.
Speaker 1: Twelve fifty five. Dan Carroll for Bill Cunningham seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Hi'm a big one seven hundred WLW. It's one o
Speaker 1: eight Dan Carroll in for Bill Cunningham. And we have
Speaker 1: the specter now of the Chief of Police luring up
Speaker 1: with the Finny Law Firm. Who look, when it comes
Speaker 1: to the idea of City Hall facing off with the
Speaker 1: Finny Law firm, that is not a good proposition for
Speaker 1: city Hall. The Finny Law Firm and Steven m have
Speaker 1: just run roughshot over City Hall and they continue to
Speaker 1: do so. And Chief Fiji could not have put better
Speaker 1: attorneys on her side. And let me read to you
Speaker 1: from the City of Cincinnati website and the city's official
Speaker 1: statement and commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion is expressed through
Speaker 1: its Municipal Code, citywide policies, and the work of the
Speaker 1: Department of Economic Inclusion DEI and other departments. The City's
Speaker 1: Official Equity Statement emphasizes fostering inclusivity, diversity and equity, and
Speaker 1: community engagement for building trust, collaboration, and achieving outcomes that
Speaker 1: benefit everyone. The Municipal Code prohibits discrimination in housing, employment,
Speaker 1: and public combination. That's all great. The Department of Economic
Speaker 1: Inclusion aims to ensure economic opportunity for everyone. Uh, A
Speaker 1: community engagement policy was established to ensure clear and inclusive communications.
Speaker 1: That's all great, but how's it working out? How are
Speaker 1: these policies working out? How are the Cincinnati police policies
Speaker 1: of building on? Here's the act for Cincinnati, Achieving change
Speaker 1: together in Cincinnati builds on a public health approach to
Speaker 1: violence prevention, focusing on addressing the root causes of violence
Speaker 1: through proactive strategies. How's that working out? This is a
Speaker 1: statement that was put out October thirteenth, twenty five. So
Speaker 1: this is this is current policy. Community problem oriented policing
Speaker 1: a policing strategy that seeks resolution of troublesome circumstances framed
Speaker 1: as a problem to solve. Problems are carefully analyzed and
Speaker 1: a wide variety of solutions are considered, often involving non
Speaker 1: police agencies as part partners. Well, how's that working out? Scanning, analyzing,
Speaker 1: and responsing assessing a strategic and data informed process that
Speaker 1: helps us better understand why problems repeat? Why do problems repeat?
Speaker 1: Is it because repeat offenders continuously go through the revolving
Speaker 1: door of the justice center and wind up back on
Speaker 1: the streets to cause even more murder and mayhem. Seems
Speaker 1: pretty simple to me. Seems pretty simple that the policies
Speaker 1: that you have that serve the masters, and this is
Speaker 1: what I'm calling it, serving the masters of DEI, serving
Speaker 1: the masters of wokeness, serving the masters of political correctness,
Speaker 1: have brought us to where we are today. And I
Speaker 1: talked about it before. Mike Washington, the fire chief, didn't
Speaker 1: want to go along with that. So what did he
Speaker 1: get for his trouble? He gets his name smeared and
Speaker 1: he gets fired for his trouble. Now he's going to
Speaker 1: wind up probably with a seven at least a seven,
Speaker 1: maybe an eight figure settlement that's going to come from
Speaker 1: the City of Cincinnati. And when I say the City
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati, that means people who pay taxes in the
Speaker 1: City of Cincinnati. That's where that money comes. That money
Speaker 1: comes out of your pocket. That is what this city
Speaker 1: administration has brought to you. Now you just heard Ken
Speaker 1: Kober talk about the police chief Teresa Thiji. How can
Speaker 1: she possibly go back to being the police chief of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati after all this? So his suggestion, best case scenario
Speaker 1: moving forward, make the chief hole. And making the chief
Speaker 1: hole is going to require probably a seven figure settlement,
Speaker 1: maybe an eight figure settlement. Who knows. The longer this
Speaker 1: goes on, the bigger and bigger the numbers get, and
Speaker 1: that's going to be the City of Cincinnati paying out
Speaker 1: large sums of money. This is failed leadership, failed leadership
Speaker 1: at the top and again on the eve of an election,
Speaker 1: and they're trying to make it look as if the
Speaker 1: police chief was the one that thought or were the
Speaker 1: one who was at fault. And Chris Smitheman joins us
Speaker 1: now and Chris Smitheman, what an absolute mess we are
Speaker 1: seeing at city Hall and an absolute disgrace the way
Speaker 1: this police chief is being treated by the administration.
Speaker 4: I mean, Dan Carroll, you can't set it up any better.
Speaker 4: We're in the middle of a tight race, We're two
Speaker 4: weeks out. We have a mayor who has clearly concerned
Speaker 4: he's probably looking at a poll that speculation. To you
Speaker 4: listening audience, I don't like to say things that I know,
Speaker 4: but I know that these campaigns go out there, they
Speaker 4: do polls, and you know, crime is a number one issue.
Speaker 4: Whether we're in an African American neighborhood or whether a
Speaker 4: predominantly African American neighborhood or we're in a predominantly white neighborhood.
Speaker 4: Everybody's saying the same thing. They're scared to come out
Speaker 4: of their house. They don't want to come downtown. You know,
Speaker 4: crime is the number one issue. This is a nonpartisan issue.
Speaker 4: It's not about Democrat Republican independence. It's about common sense.
Speaker 4: And people are tired of getting robbed these low level crimes,
Speaker 4: and they're tired of seeing people get killed every other
Speaker 4: day in the streets. And remember Dan Carroll, the mayor,
Speaker 4: has been saying that Cincinnati has been safe and that
Speaker 4: we're having a perception issue. This was prior to the
Speaker 4: two shootings, one off Fountains Swear one on Found Square.
Speaker 4: So why would you why would you need to fire
Speaker 4: your police chief if you're saying crime is down and
Speaker 4: you and I are just having a perception issue, is
Speaker 4: not reality? Mean, your your police chief is batman and
Speaker 4: that person obviously is doing a good job. So she's
Speaker 4: clearly blindfided. And I just want to lift up the
Speaker 4: Neville family because they deserve it. They've given us two
Speaker 4: hundred and forty two years of their service to our
Speaker 4: community as a peace officers. They have young people now
Speaker 4: who have joined the forest all over the city, in
Speaker 4: the county with another fifty years. So it's not an
Speaker 4: exaggeration when I say this family has two hundred and
Speaker 4: ninety two years of service as all peace officers and
Speaker 4: you have a mayor from Dayton. This is our problem.
Speaker 4: You've done this. You know this guy is disconnected from
Speaker 4: our community and walks in and tell and tells the
Speaker 4: police chief Dan Carroll, that has nothing in her record
Speaker 4: now want nothing, nothing, no bad citation in her entire
Speaker 4: career of thirty five years. This is absolutely diabolical and
Speaker 4: I feel really bad. This is a scapegoat kind of
Speaker 4: move on his part. It shows you how the mayor
Speaker 4: is more interested in his political career. But at the
Speaker 4: end of the day, this comes down to the jury,
Speaker 4: which are the voters, Dan Carroll. We have an election
Speaker 4: on November the fourth, and voter turnout is incredibly low.
Speaker 4: Like I don't think I'm exaggerating. I don't think we've
Speaker 4: broke twenty percent. Let's just say we're at fifteen percent.
Speaker 4: Maybe you'll have somebody on for the BOE to kind
Speaker 4: of say, hey, this is where we are. But we
Speaker 4: know the apathy is there tremendously. What we need are
Speaker 4: places like the West Side, places like Hyde Park and
Speaker 4: Mount Lookout as examples. These are just three Devil's Bond
Speaker 4: Hill rolls down everything, all of them to get their
Speaker 4: families out to participate in the political process. Because the
Speaker 4: elections have consequences. What kind of message does it send
Speaker 4: in our end here by saying at the end of
Speaker 4: this election, Dan Carroll is if people come back and
Speaker 4: the same people our council are elected, this mayor is
Speaker 4: re elected, you just literally empowered. Then you don't becomes
Speaker 4: the tenured member as a mayor, meaning he's never gonna
Speaker 4: run again to be the mayor. He's in his he
Speaker 4: gets a four of fresh four years. He's not running
Speaker 4: for reelection. That is that's very dangerous for Hyde Park
Speaker 4: if they're listening to me and listening to us, because
Speaker 4: he doesn't have to he doesn't have to do anything.
Speaker 4: He's clearly said it doesn't matter what the fifty two
Speaker 4: neighborhoods say, whether it's connect communities or whether this project
Speaker 4: here in Hyde Park and what his failure has been,
Speaker 4: meaning the buck stops with him. I'm just going to
Speaker 4: try to use very career language a mayor who's trying
Speaker 4: to push this off to the police chief as terrible leadership.
Speaker 4: He's the strong mayor. We voted for a strong mayor.
Speaker 4: We have a city manager there, she's the CEO. And
Speaker 4: at the end of the day, both of them decide
Speaker 4: they're going to fire the police chief, use her as
Speaker 4: escapegoat going into the election saying it's her problem and
Speaker 4: it's her fault. I just say, Daddy, Carroll, this is
Speaker 4: really bad. I've never seen it this bad. Never. I'm
Speaker 4: talking about collectively, as a council and a mayor and
Speaker 4: a manager. Collectively, I've never seen it in my history.
Speaker 4: I was born, raised in Cincinnati, been here my whole life,
Speaker 4: almost lived in the same neighborhood my whole life, and
Speaker 4: I've never seen it as bad.
Speaker 1: Chris Bellvin, It's gross and competence. It's failed leadership. It's
Speaker 1: trying to adhere to these policies of wokeness and DEI
Speaker 1: and political correctness, and it really it is all these
Speaker 1: things run am up, and it winds up being a
Speaker 1: disgraceful final chapter for someone who should have been able
Speaker 1: to go out in a way a lot more dignified
Speaker 1: than working for these clowns at city Hall. Her attorney
Speaker 1: said Steven m said she did. She didn't do anything
Speaker 1: more than try to carry out the orders and the
Speaker 1: wishes of those political individuals who were her superiors, her bosses,
Speaker 1: and she tried to care out as best she could
Speaker 1: walk that fine line between the nonsense that they want
Speaker 1: her to engage in and doing the real police work,
Speaker 1: the hard police work, the police work that isn't pretty,
Speaker 1: that needs to be done on a regular basis. And
Speaker 1: for her efforts, this is what she gets.
Speaker 4: We are.
Speaker 1: So on one hand, you've got Mike Washington, who wouldn't
Speaker 1: go along with the nonsense that came out of City Hall.
Speaker 1: He gets, he gets his name smeared, he gets fired.
Speaker 1: Now he's in line for a multi million dollar settlement.
Speaker 1: Now we have the police chief who tried to play along,
Speaker 1: who tried to do what, you know, what was good
Speaker 1: for the police and good for the people at city Hall.
Speaker 1: And they both wind up in the exact same place.
Speaker 1: What does that tell you? What does that tell you
Speaker 1: about the policies that we have at city Hall?
Speaker 4: Boy, I'll shake in my head. You have laid it out,
Speaker 4: and just think about what the frontline officers are thinking
Speaker 4: today in this chaos you know, like, this is how
Speaker 4: you treat the police chief after thirty five years? What
Speaker 4: are you going to do to me? And I've only
Speaker 4: got two to five years and I'm still on probation.
Speaker 4: I'm a new officer, you know. And this is a
Speaker 4: Neville family that they dedicated their life and you and
Speaker 4: I both know proactive policing would resolve this, right, but
Speaker 4: they've hired a consultant, right, they've empowered that consultant. I
Speaker 4: want to state clearly that it was the mayor who
Speaker 4: told the governor, I don't need you, meaning governor might
Speaker 4: divine Andy Wilson. This is the criminal Justice director for
Speaker 4: the governor. Have all said since may we see the spike,
Speaker 4: we would like to help. And it wasn't the mayor,
Speaker 4: it wasn't the police chief, and it wasn't even the
Speaker 4: city manager. It was the mayor through politics. He's a Republican.
Speaker 4: I don't want to work with the Republican. This is
Speaker 4: what I try to tell the public. Looks, once the
Speaker 4: election is over, you got to roll your sleeves up
Speaker 4: and you got to get stuff done. You gotta work.
Speaker 4: Is this not about who's a Republican or German? We
Speaker 4: got to do what's best for the people. This mayor
Speaker 4: kept telling the governor, I don't need your help. I
Speaker 4: don't need your help. And so now they're only you
Speaker 4: using the governor four times a month. Right. The reality
Speaker 4: was is we've lost a lot of people because we
Speaker 4: have not engaged the governor and his assets. We have
Speaker 4: it engaged our sheriff. We haven't engaged our prosecutors, our judges.
Speaker 4: You know, we just our atf I'm telling you, Dan Carroll,
Speaker 4: when I served as the vice mayor of the city
Speaker 4: since night John Cranley assembled every law enforcement arm including reentry,
Speaker 4: including the Urban League, including the Cincinnati NAACP. We all
Speaker 4: came around the table. We said, here are the ten
Speaker 4: or twenty bad guys. I mean, these are the people
Speaker 4: that we got to get by name. We know where
Speaker 4: they are and we put a plan together to go
Speaker 4: find them a rest them. Right. It's like, it's not
Speaker 4: like everybody around here is committing crime. We have repeat offenders.
Speaker 4: We have a problem with the judges who keep letting
Speaker 4: people out. Are cops are arresting. But Fiji Chief Fiji
Speaker 4: could not do her job, which is what you're saying,
Speaker 4: because you had a mayor and a manager and in
Speaker 4: my opinion, a consultant who is pushing defunds, reimagine federal oversight.
Speaker 4: And our officers out there are not able to do
Speaker 4: the proactive policing that they need, and now they're using
Speaker 4: her as a scapegoat because this mayor is concerned about
Speaker 4: his reelection. Everybody, please listen, show up and vote. This
Speaker 4: is you're in the jury box. It's your decision right now.
Speaker 4: It's in your hands. November the fourth, make sure your
Speaker 4: children who are away at college. Make sure that your
Speaker 4: adult children who might be living with you or live
Speaker 4: somewhere else in the city of Cincinnati, make sure that
Speaker 4: they are fully locked and loaded. We cannot have in
Speaker 4: High Park sixteen thousand registered voters. And fourth that people
Speaker 4: show up. That is not You've got to turn out
Speaker 4: the vote, Dan Carroll. And and by the way, the
Speaker 4: elections have consequences. Brother, so we if we don't show up,
Speaker 4: who's responsible for all of this? We are? I mean,
Speaker 4: at the end of the day, it reflects on our leadership.
Speaker 4: If we don't show up and participate, you are the man,
Speaker 4: Dan Carroll, because there are very few people. Please listen.
Speaker 4: This is this voice, Dan Carroll, This station is critical
Speaker 4: to our community right now in getting the truth out
Speaker 4: about the corruption that is happening at city Hall. Here's
Speaker 4: what I will tell you. The speculation is, I speculate
Speaker 4: that the mayor called the manager and said, if you
Speaker 4: don't fire her, I'm going to fire you. Because the
Speaker 4: mayor can serve the manager up to council, he's the
Speaker 4: only one that can do it and get seven votes.
Speaker 4: The manager should have said, go for it. I don't
Speaker 4: think you have the seven votes to me. But that's
Speaker 4: not what happened. This manager buckled, most likely under that
Speaker 4: kind of call and that kind of pressure and says,
Speaker 4: you know what, it's my job or her job. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna throw her under the bus. Well, we've got a
Speaker 4: major problem downtown with this kind of leadership, and we
Speaker 4: could change it. On November the fourth, Dan Carroll, Chris.
Speaker 1: S Mitherman, we saw this coming a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 1: that the police chief was going to be teed up.
Speaker 1: We didn't know what was going to play out the
Speaker 1: way it's playing out. It's an absolute mess. And again
Speaker 1: it's just more of the failed leadership that we've seen
Speaker 1: at Cincinnati City Hall. And Chris Smitherman. I want to
Speaker 1: thank you for taking the time.
Speaker 4: Thank you, no no, no, I'm running crazy and I
Speaker 4: was late coming on through demand, Dan Carroll, and I
Speaker 4: want to thank you so much for allowing me to
Speaker 4: have a voice in his most important time to weigh in.
Speaker 4: And I want the Neville family, I want Chief DG
Speaker 4: to know that their voices out here who appreciate their
Speaker 4: service to our community and are standing with them push
Speaker 4: back on this council. I love when the lawyer said,
Speaker 4: I'm still the chief, she's still the cheap You're not
Speaker 4: going to be able to push me out and hurt
Speaker 4: my career and my reputation like this. So thank you
Speaker 4: so much.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they thought she would acquiesce, and they made a
Speaker 1: bad calculation there, and now it's going to it's going
Speaker 1: to come back to bite him, and then the thing
Speaker 1: is going to come back to bite the taxpayers because
Speaker 1: there's going to be millions of dollars that that wind
Speaker 1: up flowing out the door because of this. Chris Smitherman,
Speaker 1: you're the best. We'll talk to you again soon.
Speaker 4: Bra I appreciate your thank you.
Speaker 1: All Right, there you go here, the one and only
Speaker 1: Chris Smithman. I do want to thank him for weighing it.
Speaker 1: It's one twenty five. We got to get to a
Speaker 1: break news coming up at the bottom of the hour.
Speaker 1: Dan Carroll in for Bill Cunningham seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 7: If they keep going away to go on, I don't
Speaker 7: know what's going happen in our city. Oh hello, hello,
Speaker 7: buyet and I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Seg We have an absolute mess going on in city
Speaker 1: hall right now, that's for sure. And when and I
Speaker 1: want to know what what you're going to do about it.
Speaker 8: Let the police chief be the police chief. That's all
Speaker 8: I got to say. You know, they better do our job.
Speaker 1: They talk about that they want to they want to
Speaker 1: build a public health approach to violence prevention. What the
Speaker 1: hell does that mean? I have no idea that they
Speaker 1: want to They want to focus on addressing the root
Speaker 1: causes of violence through proactive strategies. What the hell does
Speaker 1: that mean? I have no idea. You know, they probably
Speaker 1: paid some consultant hundreds of thousands of dollars to say
Speaker 1: those big words and put it on What do you
Speaker 1: think it is? They want a policing strategy and I'm
Speaker 1: reading this right off the Cincinnati website, all right. They
Speaker 1: want a policing strategy that seeks resolution of troublesome circumstances
Speaker 1: framed as problems to solve. What the hell does that mean?
Speaker 1: I have no idea. How about how about you go out,
Speaker 1: you arrest the bad guys and you lock them up?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 7: Is it?
Speaker 1: It doesn't seem a lot more complicated than that does?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: Nope, but yet that but yet they got to make
Speaker 1: the police chief look like the bad guy, right and
Speaker 1: say that he look, he's doing her job and he's
Speaker 1: a scapegoat. Yeah, paid administrative leave and under investigation, and
Speaker 1: Steve and m of the f and the lost the
Speaker 1: Finny Law law firm is just teating up the city.
Speaker 8: Just at press conference, was like, oh, just chewing them
Speaker 8: up alive. Yeah, they've already passed judgment. Now they're trying
Speaker 8: to find the crime. Right, Is that the way it's
Speaker 8: supposed to work?
Speaker 1: I don't think so. I don't think so. I don't either.
Speaker 1: I mean they're doing it.
Speaker 4: Do you know what?
Speaker 1: Backwards? Absolutely crazy, crazy, absolute clown. That's a guy we
Speaker 1: need right there?
Speaker 4: Is that?
Speaker 1: Chas Luken come in, Supreme City Commander. That's it. Well, Charlie,
Speaker 1: everybody else out council everything charge of the money right now.
Speaker 7: I saw, I saw, he knows what the hell you're
Speaker 7: talking about.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 8: I saw two people on council last night. I don't
Speaker 8: even know heck they were. I didn't even know they
Speaker 8: were on council. Usually, you know, you sit there and go, okay,
Speaker 8: you got you can name about four or five I
Speaker 8: council people with no problem. I mean, you know, the
Speaker 8: only one I know is Scottie Johnson, that's it.
Speaker 1: And the mayor, well, there's only one or two that'll
Speaker 1: come on this radio station and believable. And the rest
Speaker 1: on the you know, they'll come on with Scott's loan.
Speaker 1: The rest of them don't don't want anything to do
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Speaker 1: And let's see.
Speaker 8: Dodgers and Blue Jays World Series Game one in Toronto
Speaker 8: on Friday night.
Speaker 1: Now, I saw on my social media today, Uh huh,
Speaker 1: someone posted that. I think it was Audie. He said,
Speaker 1: David Bell, who has led the Blue Jays to the
Speaker 1: World Series.
Speaker 8: Well, he's vice president of Baseball Operations as assistant general manager,
Speaker 8: so he's had a hand in.
Speaker 1: So has he led them well to the World Series?
Speaker 1: I would say that he's one of them. He can
Speaker 1: lead the Blue Jays to the World Series. Why couldn't
Speaker 1: he lead the Reds to the World Series.
Speaker 8: He's had a year in Toronto, and look what happens
Speaker 8: there in the series. Jeff Hoffman as a former Reds
Speaker 8: pitcher who is here in twenty one and twenty two.
Speaker 1: So there's another angle coincident.
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Speaker 8: eight oh five. High school sports, How about this ni
Speaker 8: L is now a reality in Ohio high school sports
Speaker 8: for the time being. What federal you're one of your
Speaker 8: good friends of Franklin County judge issued a t r O.
Speaker 8: That's a temporary restraining order which would allow high school
Speaker 8: athletes in the state of Ohio to enter NIL deals.
Speaker 8: This is with a kid out of Dayton at Wayne
Speaker 8: High School in Dayton.
Speaker 1: Athletes can now get paid entering into their own NIL deals.
Speaker 8: Some school districts have in trouble. They haven't passed the
Speaker 8: school levy in fifty years. Now they got to pay now,
Speaker 8: they got to pay money to keep some players or
Speaker 8: buy them. Do the schools got to pay him or
Speaker 8: no idea? I don't know what the rules are. I
Speaker 8: have no idea, so think I don't think anybody does yet.
Speaker 1: So are we going to hear that kid from Indian
Speaker 1: Hill what you talked about him yesterday? You mean wild Man?
Speaker 8: How much wild How much would wild Man to get
Speaker 8: about twenty five cents for him?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: You mean mister Daniel in the PA announcer. It's at
Speaker 1: Indian Hill cutting in il.
Speaker 8: Deal college basketball. The Big East Men's basketball preseason poll
Speaker 8: is out. Xavier picked eighth out of eleven in the
Speaker 8: Big East, eight out of eleven in Saint John's Yukon,
Speaker 8: Creighton one two three, Xavier in eighth place.
Speaker 1: They have lost an exhibition game over the week They
Speaker 1: welcome in eleven transfers. Xavier lost an exhibition game over
Speaker 1: the weekend. But in Oxford it's a little better.
Speaker 8: Travis Steele and his team picked second in the Mid
Speaker 8: American Conference behind the Akron Zips. Tom Brenneman's ou Bobcats
Speaker 8: are fourth. I like the mac So there you go
Speaker 8: right there, and uh let's see in the in the
Speaker 8: Big East Women's basketball poll, of course, Yukon why not?
Speaker 1: And Xavier ladies are picked last. Whoops, whoopsy? But how
Speaker 1: about this? I predict, I predict they'll do better than last.
Speaker 8: Five stars senior and Lebanon, Ohio native Anthony Thompson has
Speaker 8: committed the the Ohio State Buckeyes, becoming the buckeyes highest
Speaker 8: ranked men's basketball recruit more than decade. Uh this he
Speaker 8: chose the buck Eyes over Indiana, and you know in Michigan,
Speaker 8: Kentucky and North Carolina.
Speaker 1: He's like, what is he?
Speaker 8: He's the number one recruit in Ohio, number eight overall
Speaker 8: in the nation. He's out of Western Reserve Academy in Hudson, Ohio, six'
Speaker 8: eight left handed, forward and he's like one of the
Speaker 8: top players in the, nation and he is headed Toward.
Speaker 1: Columbus our business is chomping at the bit to shower
Speaker 1: tens of thousands or maybe hundreds of thousands of dollars
Speaker 1: on high school. Athletes yet to endorse their. Prizes it's
Speaker 1: only it's only this deal right, here and who knows
Speaker 1: what's going to.
Speaker 8: Happen someone's. Crazy someone next thing is going to be middle,
Speaker 8: school grade, school and elementary. School, well, sure if you
Speaker 8: can do it in high, school why?
Speaker 4: Not why?
Speaker 8: Not six Times Super bowl winning head Coach Bill belichick
Speaker 8: advanced to the final twelve coaches and running for The
Speaker 8: Pro Football hall Of. Fame Tom, Coughlin Mike, Shanahan George,
Speaker 8: seaffert And Mike holmgren are among the. Others so uh
Speaker 8: In North, Carolina, YEAH i Guess jordan what's her name
Speaker 8: will be with him if he MAKES i thought they
Speaker 8: WERE i thought they were in talks for his for his.
Speaker 8: Departure that that's more of that's more of a mess
Speaker 8: than the young and the. Restless what's what's his? BUYOUT
Speaker 8: i THINK i think his is only a. Million he
Speaker 8: Said i'll leave for a, million a million dollar Buy
Speaker 8: he didn't need.
Speaker 1: It That's trump, though he doesn't need.
Speaker 8: It BUT i mean he, yeah BUT i don't know
Speaker 8: if he. WINS i guess everybody's happy compared To luke
Speaker 8: fickle and change Or trump, Change trump. Change, OKAY i
Speaker 8: don't know what to tell.
Speaker 1: You but what About trump And? PUTIN i guess they're not.
Speaker 1: Meeting what's up with?
Speaker 4: THAT i don't.
Speaker 1: Know he's not happy about. WHAT i don't. Know trump's not. Happy,
Speaker 1: yeah a meeting Was zelenski the other. Day he, Said
Speaker 1: i'm gonna go meet With. Putin we're gonna get this.
Speaker 1: Thing they were going to go To, budapest weren't. THEY
Speaker 1: i think so MAYBE i don't Like. Budapest Now putin
Speaker 1: says the meeting is. OFF i don't. Know they should
Speaker 1: come here at the station Ken. Wood let's, say let's
Speaker 1: let's put. It we'll Put putin right. There, yeah we'll
Speaker 1: Put trump right. There, yeah we'll get. Talked we'll Get
Speaker 1: cunningham in here to. Moderate we'll get the. Rock get
Speaker 1: you in here, Maybe Garry jeff get it, Well.
Speaker 8: Tom, breannevan we'll get it figured. Out we Get lance
Speaker 8: in here, Too lance in, Here. Lance he needs some
Speaker 8: he needs a little study in world, leadership.
Speaker 1: Lance international. Relations and then how about you don't mess
Speaker 1: with the golden Bear Jack Nicholas, Nicholas, yeah how about that?
Speaker 1: DEAL A florida jury Awarded Jack nicholas fifty million. Dollars,
Speaker 1: hello he had a lawsuit against his own. Companies, well
Speaker 1: he's not part of the it's called The nicholas, companies
Speaker 1: but he The nicholas companies paid him one hundred AND
Speaker 1: i think it's one hundred and forty seven million a
Speaker 1: few years, ago back in twenty, seventeen and so he
Speaker 1: he left the. Companies he had a non compete agreement
Speaker 1: for five. Years so in twenty twenty two he was
Speaker 1: looking at building a golf course In Saudi. Arabia and
Speaker 1: then so they started talking about How Jack nicholas was
Speaker 1: going to be right leaving the miller man For Live golf,
Speaker 1: Right and he, said noab ba'm a nah Correct i'm
Speaker 1: going to sue, you and he, did and now they
Speaker 1: got to pay him fifty million dollars.
Speaker 7: By.
Speaker 1: Mia don't mess with The Golden. Bear, now does that
Speaker 1: that have to be?
Speaker 8: Paid like the deal The florida coach that got let
Speaker 8: Go saturday Or, sunday he gets a twenty million dollar buy,
Speaker 8: out half of it has to be paid in thirty.
Speaker 8: DAYS i would, imagine does The Golden, BEAR i mean
Speaker 8: he taking?
Speaker 1: It is he taken it? Monthly OR i don't, know you,
Speaker 1: know he's eighty five years. Old i'd SAY i need
Speaker 1: it all, now, bingo you, KNOW i don't know the
Speaker 1: thought makes of cash right? Now fifty mil bring it
Speaker 1: in to mess With Jack.
Speaker 8: Nicholas even he could build a golf course From maine
Speaker 8: To california with nine million holes in.
Speaker 1: It that'd be.
Speaker 8: Great just one gigantic moving golf course all the way
Speaker 8: across the country and every. State put eighteen holes in
Speaker 8: every or, no thirty six holes in every.
Speaker 1: State it'd be. Great they got enough room The Jack
Speaker 1: nicholas golf. Trail, yeah why not fifty million dollars? It
Speaker 1: don't mess with The Golden.
Speaker 4: Bear.
Speaker 1: Amen So cunningham says That Tiger woods is the greatest
Speaker 1: golfer of all. Time give, me give, me give me
Speaker 1: The Golden bear and The.
Speaker 8: King It's, Jack Jack nicholas without wood and played what
Speaker 8: years has He he's Gonna he's got to have back surgery.
Speaker 1: Again he's got to got another disc. Seg we got
Speaker 1: to get out of the student's, Report.
Speaker 8: Dan carol and otter of a beautiful day here in
Speaker 8: the Tri, state and we leave you with the immortal
Speaker 8: words of The Stewo.
Speaker 1: Report at some point this foolishness has got to. Stop,
Speaker 1: well thank, You. Governor the people at City hall should be,
Speaker 1: listening but no they are not. Listening and you gotta
Speaker 1: vote on seven hundred W o the back on The big,
Speaker 1: one SEVEN. Hundredlw it's two eight rock and roll till
Speaker 1: three this, Afternoon Dan carroll in for The Great American
Speaker 1: Bill cunningham taking a few days. Off AND i have
Speaker 1: to ADMIT i am a sucker WHENEVER i get on the,
Speaker 1: computer which is you know every day WHEN i prepare
Speaker 1: for these radio shows AND i turn to my browser
Speaker 1: and you get all these stories that pop up on
Speaker 1: your news, feed and a lot of them talk about
Speaker 1: what's going on in the. Universe i'm a sucker for that.
Speaker 1: STUFF i, mean and BECAUSE i click on AND i
Speaker 1: know a lot of them are, clickbait but BECAUSE i
Speaker 1: click on them AND i like to. READ i like
Speaker 1: to read About, SATURN i like to read about black,
Speaker 1: holes AND i like to read about what's going, on you,
Speaker 1: know the comparison of our our galaxy or our solar
Speaker 1: system to the rest of the. UNIVERSE i love to
Speaker 1: read about that kind of. Stuff and then WHEN i
Speaker 1: read that tonight there's going to be an occurrence that
Speaker 1: not going to happen again in thirteen hundred, YEARS i
Speaker 1: got to talk about that. Too and when it's time
Speaker 1: to talk about, that we turn to our, Buddie Dean
Speaker 1: Regas Astro dean is the Website astronomer to The. Stars
Speaker 1: Dean regus And Dean, regus it's great to have you
Speaker 1: back on the. Show how the heck are?
Speaker 9: You oh doing? Great happy to be with, you. Guys
Speaker 9: i'm calling in from The Grand. Canyon i'm out here
Speaker 9: doing some astronomy with them and at the. PARKS i
Speaker 9: do that a couple of times a. Year it's just
Speaker 9: gorgeous weather out. Here but always happy to talk to you.
Speaker 9: Guys In cincinnati about what's going on.
Speaker 1: SPACE i know you had to you had to come
Speaker 1: up from the bottom of The Grand canyon just be
Speaker 1: able to make a phone. Call so that's.
Speaker 3: That's.
Speaker 1: RIGHT i don't think they have any elevators out, there do.
Speaker 1: They you gotta you gotta hike. MAN i gotta call seven.
Speaker 1: HUNDRED i gotta be on the radio With Dan. CARROLL
Speaker 1: i gotta find a find a signal for my. Phone
Speaker 1: it's going to be, unbelievable but it's uh, NO i.
Speaker 9: Was it's always you, know when you come back up
Speaker 9: from the bottom of The Grand canyon and your phone
Speaker 9: they have all these. TEXTS i was, Like Dan, carroll all,
Speaker 9: right we're gonna be talking. Space this is good BECAUSE
Speaker 9: i know you love this.
Speaker 4: STUFF i.
Speaker 1: DO i do love this. Stuff are you like? Me
Speaker 1: are you a sucker for that? Stuff when you when
Speaker 1: you click on your computer and you, see oh my,
Speaker 1: god they found the biggest black hole lever And i'm, like,
Speaker 1: well where's that one? At and then you, know and
Speaker 1: THEN i mean all that. Stuff do you click on
Speaker 1: that kind of stuff too and read that LIKE i?
Speaker 9: DO i, do, unfortunately and it gets me every. Time
Speaker 9: and you most of them are non stories or you,
Speaker 9: know LIKE i always think THAT i have to like
Speaker 9: bring people down AND i call myself the buzzkill astronomer
Speaker 9: sometimes because of stories that come through that sound really.
Speaker 9: Good AND i hate to say, it but you found
Speaker 9: some more here about this this comet or comments there's
Speaker 9: two comets up in the. Sky, yeah that are, there
Speaker 9: but good luck seeing. Them there's one comic Called, lemon
Speaker 9: another one Called, swan and so they're both up in the.
Speaker 9: Sky now the tricky part, is and, people this is
Speaker 9: where they get, you is that they show all these
Speaker 9: great pictures that people have been. Taken and so both
Speaker 9: of these comets are definitely definitely not visible for the naked.
Speaker 1: Eye.
Speaker 9: Man you need you need a special. Telescope you got
Speaker 9: to get your, camera you got to have some, expertise
Speaker 9: and so that's where all these pictures are. Coming and so,
Speaker 9: yeah it's another one of Those sure you're not going
Speaker 9: to see this one particular comet for thousands of, years
Speaker 9: but to be, honest you're not going to see that comet.
Speaker 9: Anyway you need a. Telescope so that was.
Speaker 4: One it got.
Speaker 9: Me so people have been reading about the comets in the.
Speaker 9: Sky these are not terribly bright, Unfortunately so that's the
Speaker 9: downside of that.
Speaker 1: One, well, SEE i was hooked into that Because i'm, thinking,
Speaker 1: man how cool is? That see in one comet is
Speaker 1: a cool, thing But i'm thinking seeing two in the
Speaker 1: same sky at the same time is something that is.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable BUT i did See Dean reguez where there is
Speaker 1: a YouTube channel that you can tune into and you
Speaker 1: can see them on some YouTube. Channel is something like
Speaker 1: that even worth the?
Speaker 9: Effort, well that's pretty cool, too, like because what people
Speaker 9: can do is they can set up these telescopes with
Speaker 9: these cameras on, it and you could get these these,
Speaker 9: uh these type of telescopes relatively cheaply. Nowadays so people
Speaker 9: have these uh this ability to like you, know it'll,
Speaker 9: track it'll take long exposure photographs and so then you
Speaker 9: can get some really cool looking pictures with not a
Speaker 9: lot of. Money these are these new telescopes are called
Speaker 9: Uh enhanced astronomy OR, EA i think that's what they
Speaker 9: usually abbreviate. It so you don't put your eye up
Speaker 9: to the ipiece and they just are built in cameras
Speaker 9: and so well anybody can do that and then.
Speaker 7: Yeah put on.
Speaker 9: YouTube so for folks in the field and the astronomy,
Speaker 9: fuel we're a little bit unsure about this new. Technology
Speaker 9: AND i hate to be Like i'm a grumpy old astronomer.
Speaker 9: Too back in my day we used to draw pictures
Speaker 9: of what we saw in the. Telescope. Uh but it's
Speaker 9: it's it's almost, cheating but it is really. Cool, well
Speaker 9: and it allows people with you, know just the soul's
Speaker 9: gonna be PLoP it. Down you, say go to Comet,
Speaker 9: lemon and it'll go to it and it's uh uh you.
Speaker 9: Know so it's really cool if people can do.
Speaker 5: That.
Speaker 9: Uh and so that's probably your best bet at seeing
Speaker 9: the comments is watching it on on? YouTube is?
Speaker 1: It is it Called lemon because that's the name of
Speaker 1: the observatory that that.
Speaker 9: Discovered, yeah the discovers that one a good. QUESTION i
Speaker 9: don't know because a lot of them are are sky,
Speaker 9: surveys Like swan is a sky, survey and probably people
Speaker 9: have heard of this. One THREE I Atlas atlas is
Speaker 9: another sky. Survey SO i DON'T i Think lemon might
Speaker 9: actually be a, person But i'm not sure that. ONE i, oh,
Speaker 9: well could be from the. Observatory, yeah that.
Speaker 1: Makes more, sense all, right now all, right, now so
Speaker 1: the comets are probably going to be a bust tonight
Speaker 1: if you go out looking for. Them but what about this?
Speaker 1: One what about the the the orioned meteor shower as
Speaker 1: we pass through the tale Of Haley's.
Speaker 9: Yeah so that is the, uh that's the really good one,
Speaker 9: Though so that is probably the highlight of the, month
Speaker 9: is The irian in media. Shower so this is what's
Speaker 9: caused By halle's. Comment and we can't really See holle's
Speaker 9: comment till it comes back around again in twenty sixty.
Speaker 9: One but maybe folks at home remember when they saw
Speaker 9: it in nineteen eighty. SIX i was a little, kid
Speaker 9: AND i was, like, yeah, okay comment pretty, good but
Speaker 9: maybe before remember. That but The orion And metea shower
Speaker 9: is caused by, that the tale left behind By holle's.
Speaker 9: Comment we run into it every year About october twenty,
Speaker 9: first twenty, second and so that creates this great shooting
Speaker 9: stars show up in the sky called The. Oriyonids SO
Speaker 9: i went out last night to look for, him because
Speaker 9: last night was technically the, peak but at last a
Speaker 9: couple of days and, YEAH i got to see a
Speaker 9: couple shooting stars. THERE i had a group up here
Speaker 9: at The Grand. Canyon we were watching, stars and everybody's
Speaker 9: going and on while looking up. There so tonight you
Speaker 9: have a second chance to go for. It best time
Speaker 9: is after midnight to really be, looking but you might
Speaker 9: see some strays earlier, on but, Definitely, yeah that one's
Speaker 9: one of the cooler ones where you can see maybe
Speaker 9: ten to twenty shooting stars per hour or something.
Speaker 4: Around.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, WELL i think you have more of an
Speaker 1: advantage if you live out. WEST i at least live
Speaker 1: in the high desert Of, california and so you've got
Speaker 1: the you, know the horizon that it's really far away out,
Speaker 1: there and you're away from a lot of light, pollution
Speaker 1: and there's so much more sky to look out in
Speaker 1: that part of the. Country AND i used to see,
Speaker 1: YEA i used to see shooting stars all the. Time
Speaker 1: it was not unusual to be out, nine, ten eleven
Speaker 1: o'clock at night and you could just be glancing up
Speaker 1: at the sky and you'd see something streaking across the.
Speaker 1: Sky you see a lot more of them out there
Speaker 1: than you do Around.
Speaker 9: Absolutely, absolutely and on any given night you can see
Speaker 9: a shooting. Star if you're out there long, enough you
Speaker 9: know the earth that will. Run we'll run into stuff
Speaker 9: a lot of the, time and all of it burns,
Speaker 9: Up almost all of it burns up before it hits the.
Speaker 9: Ground so you see that shooting star going across the
Speaker 9: sky and it looks like it's bright fireball or something like.
Speaker 9: That generally, speaking it's the material that's causing that about
Speaker 9: the size of a grain of, sand and so it
Speaker 9: burns up really quickly and hardly ever hits the. Ground
Speaker 9: so it's only those rare occasions where you get a
Speaker 9: really big enough one that will survive the fiery plunge
Speaker 9: through the atmosphere actually hit the, ground and then you
Speaker 9: got yourself a. Meteorite and those are incredibly rare.
Speaker 4: Things.
Speaker 1: Yeah the other Stuff i've been reading a lot about
Speaker 1: AND i see articles all the time about The northern
Speaker 1: lights and they, say, oh my, god there was a
Speaker 1: giant cme from the sun coronal mass, ejection and it's
Speaker 1: on the way To, earth and you might be able
Speaker 1: to see The northern lights as far south As kentucky
Speaker 1: or you, know you can see him In indiana or
Speaker 1: something like. That And i'm, Thinking, wow we're going to
Speaker 1: be able to see it here In, cincinnati but it
Speaker 1: seems like that hardly ever comes to pass when stuff
Speaker 1: like that. Happens.
Speaker 9: Too oh, yeah it is super rare to see The northern.
Speaker 9: Lights we were really lucky to see them twice last
Speaker 9: year From. Cincinnati so in twenty twenty four we had
Speaker 9: the night Of may tenth we had The Northern lights
Speaker 9: visible From, cincinnati and Then october. Tenth and because the
Speaker 9: sun's kind of at a maximum activity, level that's what
Speaker 9: causes These northern, lights is these eruptions to shoot off
Speaker 9: the surface and interact with our upper upper. Atmosphere and
Speaker 9: so there have been some other close. Calls they've been
Speaker 9: some like warnings, say oh we've got a blast coming our,
Speaker 9: way but so, far nothing really this year that's kind
Speaker 9: of stood out unless you're really far. North so people
Speaker 9: In michigan got to see some earlier in the, year
Speaker 9: but nothing far enough to see this far. South but
Speaker 9: probably the best place to go for info on that
Speaker 9: is a website called Space, weathered and they kind of
Speaker 9: list what's going on in the, sun get to give you,
Speaker 9: alerts that kind of. Thing but it can happen even
Speaker 9: when there's no warnings. TOO i was out here In
Speaker 9: arizona last last fall In, september AND i was at
Speaker 9: The Grand canyon and doing a talk and somebody was
Speaker 9: like interrupted me and, said what's that behind? You AND
Speaker 9: i looked behind you and there's this reddish glow and
Speaker 9: so we get to see the northern lights In arizona
Speaker 9: in The Grand. CANYON i mean that that's how rare this,
Speaker 9: happened mean once every ten years has. Happened so it's
Speaker 9: so we'll cross our. Fingers hopefully we'll get another show
Speaker 9: In cincinnati this. Year.
Speaker 1: Hopefully, yeah you got to. Hope i'm looking at your,
Speaker 1: Website Dean, reguez And i'm seeing upcoming events and you've Got,
Speaker 1: Saturn lord of The. Rings what is that? About?
Speaker 4: Oh, Well.
Speaker 9: Saturn this Is saturn, season that's for, sure because it's
Speaker 9: come around the closest. Approach so people can see that
Speaker 9: up in the sky right after dark and get a
Speaker 9: telescope on. It you can actually see the rings Of.
Speaker 9: Saturn they're really edge on right, now so they're kind of.
Speaker 9: Skinny it looks like a ball with a stick through.
Speaker 9: It but when you See saturn through a, telescope it's
Speaker 9: one of those things where you just it's really mind
Speaker 9: blowing to see this little. World and So i'm doing
Speaker 9: a talk out here In arizona at The, flagstaff The
Speaker 9: Low observatory And, Flagstaff arizona On thursday About, saturn and
Speaker 9: then we're going to go out to the telescopes and
Speaker 9: look at. It but anybody that has a backyard, telescope
Speaker 9: this is a really good time to be looking for For.
Speaker 9: Saturn it's in the southeastern. Sky once you get a
Speaker 9: telescope on, it it's. Amazing is.
Speaker 1: It is it possible to see the rings with the
Speaker 1: naked eye If saturn's in the right.
Speaker 9: Position, no that one is a little bit Beyond nathan eye.
Speaker 9: Vision there's AND i know a few astronomers with some
Speaker 9: crazy ice sight like to twenty ten vision and that
Speaker 9: kind Of some astronomers can See venus goes through phases
Speaker 9: and they can see the phase Of venus with naked,
Speaker 9: eye WHICH i need a telescope you'll. See and some
Speaker 9: people can see the moons Of jupiter with their naked,
Speaker 9: eye like super rare occasion that people can see. This
Speaker 9: but the rings of saddern nobody THAT i know of.
Speaker 9: Has everybody will see them with their naked, eye but
Speaker 9: you don't need a lot of, magnification maybe about twenty
Speaker 9: power thirty power that would be probably good.
Speaker 4: To actually make it.
Speaker 1: Out here's another QUESTION i got for. You i've seen
Speaker 1: people that have those apps on their, phone and you
Speaker 1: go out at night and you pull this app up
Speaker 1: and you point wherever you're. Standing you can point the
Speaker 1: app at a piece of sky and the app will
Speaker 1: tell you what is in the view of that at
Speaker 1: what you're looking, At so you can point it over.
Speaker 1: Here you can point to the, west and you can
Speaker 1: turn to the north and point it that way and
Speaker 1: see what and it tells you what you're looking. At
Speaker 1: are those apps? Worth are? They are they? Good do
Speaker 1: you know anything about Those are they worth putting on your?
Speaker 1: Phone if you're interested in that kind of?
Speaker 3: Stuff?
Speaker 9: Oh, MAN i hate those apps so. Much they're trying
Speaker 9: to put me out of.
Speaker 4: Business.
Speaker 1: Dan they work, though, Right is that what you're telling they?
Speaker 4: Do?
Speaker 9: YEAH i, Know i'm just joking with, You, dan but,
Speaker 9: yeah they are pretty. Amazing, yeah you can get any
Speaker 9: of these.
Speaker 1: APPS i just hold an app could never be as
Speaker 1: entertaining as you. Are so there you.
Speaker 4: Go that's.
Speaker 9: RIGHT i, Hope, Yeah, YEAH i hope THEY i hope
Speaker 9: they continue to have some glitches every once in a
Speaker 9: while just so that people will think fondly of me
Speaker 9: and Holy dean was, Here but, no they do really
Speaker 9: work very. Well so, yeah anywhere you, are you get a,
Speaker 9: signal you can uh aim your phone up at the.
Speaker 9: Sky i'll tell you what you're pointed. At it is pretty.
Speaker 9: Cool and, uh there's some that are better than. Others
Speaker 9: but the if people ask which one would you, GET
Speaker 9: i would say they all do very similar, Things so
Speaker 9: get the cheapest one because there's not much more bills
Speaker 9: and whistles and, yeah you're pointing and it tells you what.
Speaker 4: Is but, yeah they are really.
Speaker 1: Cool that's pretty. Cool and THEN i see that you're
Speaker 1: gonna be back in town In November november, first is that?
Speaker 9: Right, yeah, yeah So i'll be back for The winner
Speaker 9: and doing some star. Parties So november, one we're going
Speaker 9: to do A Starry days At Alms park here on
Speaker 9: the east side Of, cincinnati and we'll have some telescope
Speaker 9: set up there by the Lunk And overlook and show people.
Speaker 9: That i'm doing a lot of other programs with the
Speaker 9: libraries In cincinnati talking about, planets and we're even doing
Speaker 9: a couple meteorite programs where we're bringing some meteorites to
Speaker 9: the libraries and people can see and hold real rocks
Speaker 9: from outer. Space so we've got a big slate of
Speaker 9: things coming up here In. November very.
Speaker 1: COOL i love all that. Stuff let's make plans to
Speaker 1: talk when you get in. Town back in cover coming
Speaker 1: up In. November if if there's nothing, big you, know
Speaker 1: IF i don't click on any more clickbait between now and,
Speaker 1: then it's absolutely that's going to hit, earth you, know
Speaker 1: all that kind of.
Speaker 9: Stuff oh, yeah you're you're on my speed. Dial, DAN i,
Speaker 9: know with all due, respect you're the biggest space, cadet
Speaker 9: so whenever anything's, happening And i'll definitely let you.
Speaker 1: Know, hey, MAN i wear that badge. PROUDLY i love
Speaker 1: all that kind of. Stuff Dean, regaz you're the. Best
Speaker 1: and if people want to find out more about, you
Speaker 1: where do they do?
Speaker 4: That?
Speaker 9: Yeah check out my. Website astrodem dot com has all
Speaker 9: my social media stuff. There you can follow along with
Speaker 9: Things i'm doing out In arizona here And i'm heading
Speaker 9: out To Joshua tree next to actually due to Their star.
Speaker 9: Festival so that's In. California and Then i'll be back
Speaker 9: In cincinnati For, november so hopefully you can see people.
Speaker 9: There but thanks, guys and keep looking.
Speaker 1: Up all, Right Dean, regas you're the. Best thank you
Speaker 1: very much for the, time and back to the bottom
Speaker 1: of The Grand canyon with.
Speaker 4: You that's, right.
Speaker 9: Exactly, NO i like it on the top side, too
Speaker 9: you like To you like the top?
Speaker 1: Better all, Right Dean, regas you're the. Best we'll tell
Speaker 1: talk to you again, soon. BROTHER i appreciate.
Speaker 4: It thank, You.
Speaker 1: Dan all, right there you. Go Dean, Regus astronomer h
Speaker 1: extraordinaire From, Cincinnati. OHIO i can't tell you how DISAPPOINTED
Speaker 1: i am That i'm not going to be able to see.
Speaker 1: THAT i THOUGHT i THOUGHT i was going to be
Speaker 1: able to go out tonight look up and see a
Speaker 1: couple of. Comments but he, says you're not going to
Speaker 1: see it unless you have telescopes, on like really good.
Speaker 1: Telescopes And i'm not Gonna i'm getting a text message
Speaker 1: for my buddy. Here he, says go out and buy
Speaker 1: a telescope. Today that's not gonna. Happen So i'll just
Speaker 1: be like the rest of. You i'll just Follow Dean
Speaker 1: regas and and, uh and see whatever he. Has but
Speaker 1: what a, life what a great. Life love's looking at
Speaker 1: the stars and now he's out bumping around out In
Speaker 1: arizona all the, time and just great viewing for stargazing out.
Speaker 1: There so we Love Dean rigas and we gotta. Go
Speaker 1: we got to get to a get to a. BREAK
Speaker 1: a little news coming up at the bottom of the.
Speaker 1: Hour Dan carroll in For Bill cunningham on seven HUNDRED.
Speaker 1: Wlw if they keep going away to, GOING i don't
Speaker 1: know what's up in our.
Speaker 7: City, hello, quiet And i'm.
Speaker 1: Broadcasting they're not going very good right. Now absolute mess
Speaker 1: down at city. Hall, yeah got the election coming. Up
Speaker 1: Chris smitheman, says, seg when you, vote you can't vote
Speaker 1: for more than four or five city council. Members so
Speaker 1: you can, vote you can vote for as many as. Nine,
Speaker 1: yeah but you only want to vote for your top
Speaker 1: four or five at the, most because then if you
Speaker 1: vote for people you don't want to be on city,
Speaker 1: council they might wind up being on city.
Speaker 8: Council every year In Butler county for such an anti city,
Speaker 8: COUNCIL i write In RICHARD. K, Jones, well he, Said
Speaker 8: mayor and council.
Speaker 1: Person he. Said he, said he's got the six month.
Speaker 1: PLANNED i would THAT'S i write it in every, year he.
Speaker 1: Said he drives him. Nuts he, Said i'll be the
Speaker 1: sheriff In Butler county and come down To. Cincinnati bring,
Speaker 1: it give me a. Contract i'll come down for six
Speaker 1: months and we'll get things squared. Away he's gonna take
Speaker 1: care of. Crime he's going to take care of the,
Speaker 1: courts gonna take care of the, judges lock up the bad.
Speaker 1: Guys six months he's, in he's. Out crime is over In.
Speaker 8: Cincinnati Dan carroll the stuot reporters Of Proud, service every
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Speaker 8: And cooling at eight five nine four seven two sixty
Speaker 8: fifty one smart and Also, dan let's see it's not
Speaker 8: too late and not too early because it's coming. Up
Speaker 8: what Late, october we Got, halloween Got thanksgiving and then
Speaker 8: to be thinking About. Christmas time to talk which tree
Speaker 8: program has been going on for forty one.
Speaker 1: Years forty one years and.
Speaker 8: Myself And Brian, thomas The kings along With Bob wedder
Speaker 8: locally The Wish tree. Program so if your business wants
Speaker 8: a wish tree to help out the, community five one three,
Speaker 8: eight five two eighteen ninety five is the number. Baseball
Speaker 8: that number, again five, one three eight five two, one.
Speaker 1: You can put a wish tree in your.
Speaker 8: Business Both Brian thomas AND i are Assistant Santus.
Speaker 1: Beautiful when when when we go to The North.
Speaker 8: Pole like we're gonna we're doing The North pole to
Speaker 8: Meet Santa claus probably in about a.
Speaker 1: Week and, wait are you going to put on your?
Speaker 1: Elf confident do you? Have do you have an elf? Outfit?
Speaker 1: No seggy? Elf Baseball, Baseball it's The dodgers in The Blue.
Speaker 8: Jays dodgers In Blue jays kick off The World series
Speaker 8: game One friday night In, toronto the home Of David.
Speaker 1: Bell do we got a root for The Blue? Jays?
Speaker 1: NOW i think The dodgers are going to take. It
Speaker 1: they're pretty. Good. Amen, hey But David Bell, man, no never.
Speaker 1: Know David bell gonna get them The World series ring
Speaker 1: one year after Leaving Cincinnati bengals.
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Speaker 1: Carolina, panthers thought he was playing for The.
Speaker 8: Jets college football number One Cincinnati bearcats co leaders of
Speaker 8: The Big twelve taken The Bear Baylor bears sevendy morning
Speaker 8: night on The Scott Centerfield. Show that's live from the
Speaker 8: Original montgomery in at eight o five right here on
Speaker 8: seven HUNDRED.
Speaker 1: Wlw home of the world's best.
Speaker 8: Ribs college Basketball Big East Men's basketball preseason poll is.
Speaker 1: Out how about Them, Muskies Saint.
Speaker 8: John's yukon And creighton one two? Three zavis picked.
Speaker 1: Eighth they didn't they lose the precas is the game
Speaker 1: To George? Mason No Murray, State Murray State. Racers that's
Speaker 1: that's no big, deal no big. Deal no all, Right, ohio.
Speaker 8: You lost to, uh who Wasn't Right state last? Night
Speaker 8: you think they're going nuts In? Athens Right state's pretty good.
Speaker 4: Though.
Speaker 8: Uh Mid American Conference men's basketball Preseason Coaches. Poll The
Speaker 8: Miami RedHawks are picked the finished second behind The Akron
Speaker 8: zips and Knows, ohio You bobcatcher picked the finish.
Speaker 1: Fourth what about.
Speaker 8: Don't know anything yet about the horizon horizon nothing? Yet
Speaker 8: what About cincinnati in The big? Twelve that has as
Speaker 8: far AS i, KNOW i don't, know one hasn't come. Out, yeah,
Speaker 8: Preseason no they. Don't they're they're too they're too high
Speaker 8: and mighty in The big. Twelve just do, One just do?
Speaker 1: One why? Not we gotta give we gotta give Sat
Speaker 1: dennison something to talk.
Speaker 8: About five five stars Senior Anthony thompson at eleven and
Speaker 8: as committed To Ohio state as he becomes The buckeye's
Speaker 8: highest ranked basketball recruit more than a. Decade he picked
Speaker 8: The buckeyes Over, Indiana, Michigan kentucky And North carolina also got.
Speaker 8: Visits but he's headed To columbus and he is quite
Speaker 8: a player with a giant l six foot, eight left
Speaker 8: handed forward who plays At Western Reserve academy In, Hudson.
Speaker 8: Ohio top ranked player The. Midwest he's going TO, osu
Speaker 8: The Ohio State. University to, you, mister there you, Go
Speaker 8: let's see what. Else six Time Super bowl winning head
Speaker 8: coach To Bill belichick advanced to the final twelve coaches
Speaker 8: in the running for the twenty twenty sixth class for
Speaker 8: The Pro Football hall Of. Fame two Time Super bowl
Speaker 8: champion Coaches Tom, Coughlin Mike, shanahan And George seaffert also,
Speaker 8: advanced along with Another Super bowl winner And Mike. Holgren
Speaker 8: other coaches in the running Are Bill, Arnsberger Alex, Gibbs Chuck,
Speaker 8: Knox Buddy, Parker Dan, Reevees Marty, schottenheimer And Clark.
Speaker 1: Shaughnessy how Many Super bowl wins Does belichick?
Speaker 4: Have?
Speaker 1: Six who's got more than?
Speaker 5: That?
Speaker 1: Oh if you're if you're a head coach and you
Speaker 1: win The Super bowl six? Times what? If what If
Speaker 1: Jordan hudson will be? There are they still? Together? Yeah
Speaker 1: far AS i.
Speaker 8: Know high school, SPORTS anil is now a reality in
Speaker 8: The Buckeye state among high school sports for the time.
Speaker 8: Being unbelievable From Andy, Mack Franklin county judge issued a
Speaker 8: t R o temporary restraining order which would allow high
Speaker 8: school athletes in the state Of ohio to enter INTO nil.
Speaker 8: Deals this comes from A i guess a lawsuit from
Speaker 8: a student athlete and At Dayton Wayne High.
Speaker 1: School so look out you announced that an hour, ago
Speaker 1: so some people AND i was wondering how many deals
Speaker 1: have been signed since? Then don't.
Speaker 8: Know so they're having trouble passing school levees all over the, place, Right.
Speaker 1: Uh, yeah school levees are not easy to pass right,
Speaker 1: now that's.
Speaker 8: Fat so then and now some of the schools have
Speaker 8: to get money to buy. Players wonder who might that?
Speaker 1: Be how CAN i how CAN i high? School how
Speaker 1: CAN i high? School and, look maybe they have a
Speaker 1: lot of bake, sales you, know how does? That how
Speaker 1: does that work? Out when you got to high? School LIKE?
Speaker 1: X don't, know no Pet hamason all, money no rules.
Speaker 8: YET i guess The Ohio State Athletic association will meet
Speaker 8: AND i guess they'll set the.
Speaker 1: Guidelines if, not it'll, be, uh you, know it'll be
Speaker 1: like you, know so you got to kid out there
Speaker 1: who's a good basketball or football. Player, yeah you can
Speaker 1: say you can come TO x pay and you'll and
Speaker 1: you'll you, know get twenty five grand in your, pocket
Speaker 1: or you can go To Deer park and get. Nothing
Speaker 1: i'm just, out is that how?
Speaker 8: WORK i don't and they have there's no rules yet,
Speaker 8: absolutely as far AS i, know there's no rules yet
Speaker 8: on this how this is all going to? Work so
Speaker 8: this is all came down, like uh, well they filed
Speaker 8: a suit and then it was all, Yesterday SO i don't.
Speaker 8: Know they're probably scrambling In columbus now to come up with.
Speaker 1: Rules you know where all this, started don't you trying to?
Speaker 1: Think Grand? House, well that's, Right Grand house Sat Saint
Speaker 1: Xavier swimmer so went to uh well that. TOO i,
Speaker 1: mean you, know you Got Arizona State, university not.
Speaker 8: Only, kids not only kids probably in football and, basketball
Speaker 8: but then you got track and, field you Got farss,
Speaker 8: country you got, tennis uh you know back you know?
Speaker 1: Basketball uh, girl does this apply to the girls?
Speaker 4: Too?
Speaker 1: Volleyball but he was he was doing a podcast with
Speaker 1: his brother and they and someone wanted to do some
Speaker 1: advertising on his. Podcast but he couldn't do the advertising
Speaker 1: on his podcast because THE ncaa. Rules so him, anymore
Speaker 1: him and some others got together filed a. Lawsuit. Bingo
Speaker 1: they won the, lawsuit and now look where we are
Speaker 1: are college kids making what five million a? Year at?
Speaker 1: Least how much is Arch man in getting In? Texas who?
Speaker 1: Knows probably the national. Debt you, know now you got
Speaker 1: some of these guys who are now you're gonna have
Speaker 1: to an then next year in college because they can
Speaker 1: make more money than being in the.
Speaker 8: Pros and then high schools are going to have to
Speaker 8: raise money FOR. Nil but if you're get if you're getting,
Speaker 8: paid that needs more. PEOPLE i guess to run that
Speaker 8: department oversee. It you, know office people and that type of.
Speaker 8: Thing in a, school they'll have THE nil.
Speaker 1: Office we'll assure you just say. It but EVERYONE i
Speaker 1: can't pass the school. Left Everyone i've heard talk ABOUT
Speaker 1: nil so doesn't say it's like it's like the Wild
Speaker 1: west out.
Speaker 8: There no idea what's going on right now in high
Speaker 8: school In? Ohio it's probably is YOU i mentioned the
Speaker 8: fletic directors we don't even. Have, YEAH i, mean anybody
Speaker 8: anybody involved In.
Speaker 1: Ohio be pulling their hair. Out, man how do you
Speaker 1: deal with?
Speaker 8: This they got enough on their plate trying to get
Speaker 8: the doors. Open so the kid, knows the kids, knows
Speaker 8: THE a bs and. C'S i don't.
Speaker 4: KNOW i don't.
Speaker 1: Know have these high school kids making all kinds of? Money,
Speaker 1: OH i don't. Know they had to get out N
Speaker 1: i own money, here don't We, well you KNOW i,
Speaker 1: WAS i was a high school. Athlete CAN i go
Speaker 1: back and get some money that he paid me WHEN
Speaker 1: i was in high? School what about the rock about?
Speaker 1: It he probably he's probably A Tony pike hat? Ready
Speaker 1: what About willie At Deer? Park what he was the
Speaker 1: leading scorer in the. City that's got to be worse or.
Speaker 8: Something of, course The statute Of limitations ran out when
Speaker 8: it was in nineteen forty, six and he did it
Speaker 8: with the peach.
Speaker 1: Baskets it was a while. Ago, yeah there's not even
Speaker 1: pictures of, him and they're all black and, white that's for,
Speaker 1: Sure thank. GOODNESS i don't. KNOW i don't, Know, dan
Speaker 1: it's gonna Be that's. Good you're. Right it's old can of. Worms.
Speaker 8: Brother it's chaotic now Because i'm sure they're scrambling someplace
Speaker 8: to figure out how this is all gonna work, out
Speaker 8: and the rules and everything.
Speaker 1: Else so we, go what's the when when next day
Speaker 1: you're gonna have to Call Mike, newton the THE A
Speaker 1: d And anderson get him. ON i don't, know talking
Speaker 1: about how he's gonna handle. It interesting to see what.
Speaker 1: HAPPENS i, mean you got you, know you got kids
Speaker 1: out there that are good football. Players they're gonna start
Speaker 1: whatting some? MONEY i mean if, if, if but If
Speaker 1: i'm in charge of a school AND i get some
Speaker 1: kid who he, says you, KNOW i want some, money
Speaker 1: And i'll, say, well you, know go down to your
Speaker 1: Local Jeff wiler. Dealership see if you can do you,
Speaker 1: know cut a car, commercial you, know go to go
Speaker 1: to the Dunkin donuts down, there go to, uh you,
Speaker 1: know go to the the mom and pop grocery store
Speaker 1: on the convenience store on the. Corners what had come down?
Speaker 1: TO i don't, know. Crisis, hi this Is Seg dennis
Speaker 1: AND i Play insidelnebacker At Middletown High. School come to
Speaker 1: The quickie, mark get fifty cents off on a. COKE
Speaker 1: i don't. KNOW i don't, Know, Dan we'll see what.
Speaker 1: Happens you have to come to The middletown drive, through go. Middies,
Speaker 1: SO i don't know what to tell. You where's my
Speaker 1: one hundred? Bucks give me a? Hondo come, ON i
Speaker 1: need A hundo for.
Speaker 8: That it's all due territory, now, Man like you, said
Speaker 8: it's a Wild west and there's no there's no rules
Speaker 8: yet so we'll see what.
Speaker 1: Happens be very. Interesting see what? Happens, hey how? Much
Speaker 1: how much money could? Have could?
Speaker 9: Have?
Speaker 1: Good he made it At colrain in high school when.
Speaker 4: He was a.
Speaker 1: Quarterback everybody guy was. Fantastic what about Mister, simpson all of?
Speaker 1: Them god rest his. Soul can't believe he's. Gone, seg
Speaker 1: you're the best. Man thank. You dan get us out
Speaker 1: of the stooge. Report dan at nil for high schoolers
Speaker 1: down or e N I. L he's going to be
Speaker 1: making the dough raying the. Me how much how much
Speaker 1: money is it does the sheriff get for for N I?
Speaker 1: L maybe he needs SOME NI l for for board
Speaker 1: ops and. Producers we leave you with the immortal words
Speaker 1: of the Stew. Report thank, you, welcome short and. Sweet,
Speaker 1: seg you're the, Best, yes, SIR i won't be here,
Speaker 1: tomorrow but have fun anyway you and we'll, see we'll
Speaker 1: see if we'll. SEE i don't know when's When's cunningham
Speaker 1: coming back to?
Speaker 5: It?
Speaker 1: Friday? Friday sure about? THAT i think so all? Right
Speaker 1: Maybe i'll we'll Maybe I'll i'll talk to Wild Man
Speaker 1: walker on the other side on seven HUNDRED. Lt carol
Speaker 1: From Bill, Cunningham Eddie, Fingers Jason williams coming, up the
Speaker 1: rock is out And Jason williams hit that hit that
Speaker 1: button right there so we can hear you on the.
Speaker 1: Microphone it's, Like i've never done it. Before, So, dan
Speaker 1: how are you you know you used to cover politics
Speaker 1: at City? HALL i. Did can you imagine if if
Speaker 1: you were covering what's happening at City hall right? NOW i,
Speaker 1: mean what? What what a what a bonanza for news
Speaker 1: when you talk about this incompetent, leadership this gross incompetence
Speaker 1: at city, hall putting this word in the situation we've
Speaker 1: got with the police chief right.
Speaker 10: Now, Oh i've written about two weeks worth of columns
Speaker 10: in my head about.
Speaker 1: It, well you should throw something out there on the
Speaker 1: POLITICAL i know you do sports, now but, Yeah i've
Speaker 1: been right out.
Speaker 4: Loud.
Speaker 10: Man they're cool fight, right an occasional non non sports.
Speaker 10: Thing there's NOTHING i feel. Like how About Stephen they've he,
Speaker 10: said they've already passed judgment and now they're looking for a.
Speaker 10: CRIME i mean WHAT i mean that is just this,
Speaker 10: guy by the, Way i've NEVER i know he's with
Speaker 10: the Law Finny.
Speaker 1: Firm Finny Law, Firm, yeah he's a great great employment
Speaker 1: attorney Represents Mike. Washington SO i was making the point
Speaker 1: earlier to, that you, know My Mike washington refused to
Speaker 1: go along with all THE dei and all the the
Speaker 1: woke nonsense and the political correct nonsense that was coming
Speaker 1: out Of City. Hall so he found himself fired and
Speaker 1: his name smeared because of. That, then on the other,
Speaker 1: hand who is This Mike washington those fire?
Speaker 4: Guy?
Speaker 1: Yeah then the police chief who tried to go along with,
Speaker 1: it who tried to walk that fine, line doing what
Speaker 1: she was told to do by the, administration and she
Speaker 1: winds up in the exact same. Place what what does
Speaker 1: that tell?
Speaker 10: You we're gonna And I'm i'm in for rock, Today
Speaker 10: So eddie AND i are gonna talk to my colleague
Speaker 10: at the Inquire Scott workman rout of The gate about
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Speaker 10: looking forward to hearing him you know what he's you,
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Speaker 10: it from, outside you, KNOW i get text here and
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Speaker 10: why why would you do? This like you, know the
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Speaker 10: like we're looking at all, options LIKE i know you
Speaker 10: probably don't come back from. That your options are she's
Speaker 10: either gonna be fired or she's gonna we're gonna force
Speaker 10: her to. Resign but now it's taken on this turn.
Speaker 1: Like what THAT'S i, mean gross Incompetence AND i don't
Speaker 1: care to be the taxpayers Of cincinnati who wind up
Speaker 1: footing the. Bill so is?
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Speaker 10: Yeah, NO i was many more While scott wordman about
Speaker 10: it here coming up from the inquire all.
Speaker 1: Right Jason eddie fingers coming up And i'm out of.
Speaker 1: Here thank you very. Much we'll see you next time
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