Speaker 1: My Billy Cunningham, the Grand America welcome with glorious, glorious
Speaker 1: Wednesday afternoon.
Speaker 2: In the Tri State. I have a lot of basketball tonight.
Speaker 1: I think Xavier owes the Blue Jays of creating a
Speaker 1: good beat down they come. They came here about a
Speaker 1: month ago and creating beat Xavier by forty one points
Speaker 1: in the Cintas Center. As Warren Davidson knows, that isn't good.
Speaker 1: Now you see, having beaten the number two team in
Speaker 1: the country, Iowa State is playing tonight late about eight
Speaker 1: thirty nine o'clock out in Arizona, playing the number one
Speaker 1: ring team in the country. I'm not sure anytime as
Speaker 1: you see ever beaten one and two in the country.
Speaker 1: And within about a month period. We'll see what happens
Speaker 1: down the road. But this morning in Davos, Switzerland, Donald
Speaker 1: Trump did a fabulous job of putting the cheese on
Speaker 1: the cracker with these with these situations in Europe, at
Speaker 1: one point he said, you can sip your wine and
Speaker 1: eat your cheese. As Muslim rape squads pillaged the countryside
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, the European leaders didn't know
Speaker 1: what to do. Plus believe it or not, in about
Speaker 1: a week or eight days or so, we're going to
Speaker 1: have a shutdown of the government again. According to some
Speaker 1: of the Democrats, they want to shut down the government
Speaker 1: this time over ice. But until then, Warren Davidson, the Congressman,
Speaker 1: welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Congressman, how
Speaker 1: are you.
Speaker 3: It's always an honor to join you.
Speaker 1: Well, I understand, I understand. This afternoon you've had meetings
Speaker 1: powwows with other Democrats. There's a representations of Elon Omar
Speaker 1: and Nancy Pelosi and Congressman Goldman of New York City.
Speaker 1: They may shut down the government because of ice. But
Speaker 1: then there's other reporting on newsmax dot com that there's
Speaker 1: about twenty more or less reasonable Democrats in the Congress
Speaker 1: that say na bab nah. In fact, there is a
Speaker 1: Democrat in the Senate, Patty Murray, as you know, in
Speaker 1: the state of Washington, who's telling you and others that
Speaker 1: we have a deal as far as cutting back some
Speaker 1: of the spending of ice. Where do things stand this
Speaker 1: Wednesday afternoon, about twelve ten in the afternoon, Where do
Speaker 1: things stand?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 5: The Senate's out this week, and so the House is
Speaker 5: voting on what we think will be the final package.
Speaker 3: Uh, and we will have.
Speaker 5: Gotten through all the appropriations. Now this isn't what we
Speaker 5: call regular order because they're not like standalone bills. They're
Speaker 5: not really subject to amendment. They're all pre negotiated deals,
Speaker 5: and so it turns into kind of take it or
Speaker 5: leave it. And you know, some of them will pass
Speaker 5: with overwhelming bipartisan audorities. But the one that definite Democrats
Speaker 5: have definitely said they want to stop is homeland security.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: But I will say I don't think it's every Democrat
Speaker 3: that you know.
Speaker 5: They there were some, you know, like Corey Bush. Remember
Speaker 5: she thankfully is no longer in Congress, but she was
Speaker 5: the trazy lady in Saint Louis who was like, no,
Speaker 5: we meant defund the police when we said defund the police.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 5: And they found out from the public that they better
Speaker 5: rebrand that so that they didn't really mean defund the
Speaker 5: police when they were voting to defund the police, So
Speaker 5: they tried to pretend that they were meaning something else.
Speaker 5: She's like, no, no, we meant defund the police. And
Speaker 5: now defund ice might be the next dumbest thing that
Speaker 5: they've come up with. And you know, you saw this
Speaker 5: young man who's working for ICE stops and talks to
Speaker 5: a protesters like, look, we're en route to arrest a
Speaker 5: child sex predator, and you guys are stopping us from
Speaker 5: doing our jobs. Yeah, we're going to grab this guy,
Speaker 5: We're going to try him and then deport them where
Speaker 5: he's going to get some justice. And you're stopping our
Speaker 5: enforcement action. So these are the crazy positions they're taking.
Speaker 5: And so I think there's some Democrats. We're going to
Speaker 5: call it on a separate vote, in part because we
Speaker 5: don't want them to hide behind it and say, well,
Speaker 5: I wanted to defund this, that or the other thing.
Speaker 5: We want a clean vote on homeland security appropriations. And
Speaker 5: then we'll blend it all together and send the package
Speaker 5: of the Senate.
Speaker 3: See what they do.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, I made a reference to this on
Speaker 1: my ex account, and that is deporting illegals, criminals and
Speaker 1: otherwise have not been controversial at all until recently. I
Speaker 1: played for the American people the comments of Bill Clinton
Speaker 1: to the State of the Union address.
Speaker 2: Al Gore was on board with this.
Speaker 1: Then I played the comments of Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer,
Speaker 1: and Joe Biden and brock Hussein Obama, they sound like
Speaker 1: Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Where you or me? This was ten years ago.
Speaker 1: In fact, in twenty fifteen, there's a high Civilian award
Speaker 1: given to it the person and the federal bureaucracy that
Speaker 1: the President considers to be performed in exemplary fashion his duties.
Speaker 1: And that person in twenty fifteen, I'm looking at the
Speaker 1: photo was a guy named Tom Homan.
Speaker 3: So Tom Homan amazing.
Speaker 1: Tom Homan is wine dined in pocket lined Oliver Washington
Speaker 1: by the Democrats for deporting illegals.
Speaker 2: What the hell happened?
Speaker 5: Yeah, somewhere along the way they changed the plan, and
Speaker 5: I don't think they truly changed the plan.
Speaker 3: They would hide behind those we are deporting people, you know.
Speaker 5: Meanwhile they were saying, well, yeah, but on the other side,
Speaker 5: we're bringing in a lot of illegals, so this is
Speaker 5: just optics so we can move the public along. And
Speaker 5: that's really what was underway back then. They would celebrate
Speaker 5: the things they're doing to secure the border and then
Speaker 5: pretend there's nothing we could.
Speaker 2: Do, right, we can't do it, we can't do it.
Speaker 5: But then Donald Trump came in and they got serious
Speaker 5: of that immigration. When Donald Trump came in because he's like, no,
Speaker 5: we're not doing that, and he did. He meant it
Speaker 5: in the first administration. He wasn't going to do the
Speaker 5: fake deport these people, but flowed the other people in
Speaker 5: the country. He was going to get serious about securing
Speaker 5: the border. And that's really what broke them. It was
Speaker 5: Trump arrangement syndrome and just the realization that he really
Speaker 5: was going to change the rules of the game.
Speaker 1: I'm going to show Tony Bender, my producer, I can't
Speaker 1: do it in a radio all the awards given to
Speaker 1: Barack Husain Obama's ice chief for the removal. These are
Speaker 1: the words of President Barack Husain Obama during his term.
Speaker 1: I'm proud to announce that Tom Homan has deported about
Speaker 1: four hundred and nine thousand illegal criminals from our country,
Speaker 1: including an additional two point five million. You shouldn't be
Speaker 1: here in the first place, just to come into America
Speaker 1: as a crime itself, said President Obama. As you put
Speaker 1: this gold medal around the neck of Tom Homan. Now
Speaker 1: that's something the media will not deal with. But right
Speaker 1: now Trump is not even close to the deportations of Obama,
Speaker 1: not even close, because he's at every turn. He's being stopped,
Speaker 1: but he will not be stopped. Do you think there's
Speaker 1: going to be a government shut down in a week? Congressman?
Speaker 1: What do you say, get out your crystal ball? What
Speaker 1: does Thomas Massey say about this? What does Ran Paul
Speaker 1: say about this? There'll be Republicans voting against it.
Speaker 2: What do you say?
Speaker 3: I think there will not be a shutdown.
Speaker 5: I think Look, there's things in these bills, and the
Speaker 5: real is, Look, we're not going to vote on an
Speaker 5: ideal funding package, right, and look, the coalition that we've
Speaker 5: got is a Republican coalition. There's not like one unified
Speaker 5: idiotology that gives us this narrow, narrow majority in the
Speaker 5: House and a functionally narrow majority in the Senate. That's
Speaker 5: the easier mass, as people know. Look, Susan Collins and
Speaker 5: Lisa Murkowski are sort of different kind of Republicans and
Speaker 5: a lot of the folks that were out there, so
Speaker 5: we've got that in spades in the House, a.
Speaker 3: Lot of personalities.
Speaker 5: But I think the real question is, is the package
Speaker 5: that we're going to vote on this week in the
Speaker 5: House and next week in the Senate, is that better
Speaker 5: than a status quo?
Speaker 3: Continuing resolution.
Speaker 5: And right now it looks like the winds we're still
Speaker 5: negotiating here in the House right up to the clock
Speaker 5: until we vote probably Thursday or Friday on the package,
Speaker 5: But it looks like we're going to land something that
Speaker 5: is going to be better than a status quo CR.
Speaker 5: Maybe not a lot better, but it's something. And I
Speaker 5: think the crazy thing there are going to be Democrats
Speaker 5: that also go, all right, we agree, this is probably
Speaker 5: better than a status quo CR. And when you start
Speaker 5: seeing Democrats agree, you know, usually that means they're either
Speaker 5: spending more money or Republicans are making concessions. So those
Speaker 5: are the kind of things we're going through right now
Speaker 5: to say what kind of deals were cut in here?
Speaker 3: What are we missing? Because at the.
Speaker 5: End of the day, this is over a thousand pages
Speaker 5: of new policy that going to vote on this week.
Speaker 2: Do you actually speak to Tom Massey?
Speaker 1: I mean, I like the guy personally, but he seems
Speaker 1: like he's he's off track.
Speaker 2: You do you speak to him to give him whisper
Speaker 2: in his ear?
Speaker 1: Sometimes? Said Tom, comment down a little bit. I mean,
Speaker 1: do you guys talk to each other?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, he's a good friend and a great guy
Speaker 5: and look, I love him and I love President Trump,
Speaker 5: and I wish that they weren't feuding. But Thomas is
Speaker 5: easy to understand. He wants less government. Yeah, and there
Speaker 5: are a lot of Republicans that want, you know, more government.
Speaker 5: They just wanted to do Republican things instead of Democrat things. Well,
Speaker 5: when they put those kind of bills on the floor,
Speaker 5: Thomas isn't going to vote for him. And you know,
Speaker 5: if you want to do foreign aid, whether it's for
Speaker 5: you know, Canada or Greenland or Israel or any other country,
Speaker 5: Thomas didn't voting for it.
Speaker 3: Now that's not a mystery.
Speaker 5: And people say, well, you know he voted against this
Speaker 5: big thing here, just like the Democrats. Well for a
Speaker 5: way different reasons, right, I mean totally different reasons. And
Speaker 5: I think that's a dishonest characterization that people a lot
Speaker 5: of people who don't really know and don't follow it,
Speaker 5: and they're like, oh, who's this guy, He's a rhino
Speaker 5: Like well, maybe in the sense that Republicans don't really
Speaker 5: want a smaller, more accountable government, or we'd eventually get one.
Speaker 5: You got to house, the Senate, in the White House.
Speaker 5: Definits are growing, they're not shrinking. So Massy's out there,
Speaker 5: and it's like when I said I wanted a smaller government,
Speaker 5: I'm in it. So if you put that on the floor,
Speaker 5: I'll vote for it. If you don't, I'm not voting
Speaker 5: for it. That's a lot of inflexibility where Trump's like, look,
Speaker 5: I kind of get it, but you're not helping me
Speaker 5: get what I can get across the finish line. And
Speaker 5: that's where like, look, Trump didn't want to keep any
Speaker 5: part of the Green New Deal in the big beautiful bill,
Speaker 5: and unfortunately we couldn't get rid of it. We barely
Speaker 5: got the votes to defund MPR for goodness sakes. But
Speaker 5: that's where some of the frustration is is like, people
Speaker 5: are Trump kind of turned his guns on Massy, when
Speaker 5: the reality is the people were really betraying the movement
Speaker 5: were the moderates that kept the Green New Deal funding.
Speaker 5: And you know, I think that pragmatically, Trump's realized, well,
Speaker 5: I can't go to war with twenty people, but I
Speaker 5: might be able to go to war with one.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, I noticed yesterday the Department of Treasury
Speaker 1: said America has now hit thirty nine trillion dollars in debt.
Speaker 1: I set thirty nine trillion dollars in debt, and so
Speaker 1: I get Tom Massey's point completely. I think given your druthers,
Speaker 1: you would agree we have to live within our means.
Speaker 1: So what argument do I have to liberal Democrats that
Speaker 1: the Republican Party is good on debt when under Trump
Speaker 1: the first time, spending went up about seven trillion dollars
Speaker 1: extra in debt, and now in the first year of
Speaker 1: the Trump term, we had about another seven hundred billion
Speaker 1: dollars on our way to a trillion, a trillion here
Speaker 1: and a trillion there. Suddenly we have a lot of money.
Speaker 1: Right now it's thirty nine trillion dollars. How do you
Speaker 1: respond to the issue that we spend money on different
Speaker 1: things and that debt simply goes up. What do you
Speaker 1: say about that one?
Speaker 3: That's true?
Speaker 5: I mean, like I say, I mean, we want a
Speaker 5: smaller government. We're not getting one, and you know, we
Speaker 5: don't have the votes to deliver one. And that's where
Speaker 5: I'm like, Look, we do not have a unified political
Speaker 5: party that has like one set of ideologies. We've got
Speaker 5: a Republican coalition and it's a whole range of people.
Speaker 5: If you want to smaller, more accountable governments, then reinforcements,
Speaker 5: but don't direct your fire against guys like Tom Massey.
Speaker 5: Direct your fire against the people that want more government.
Speaker 5: And you know, I call these guys the Surrender Caucus.
Speaker 5: It's not a formal group. They don't hold meetings and
Speaker 5: they don't disclose their lists. But you can look at
Speaker 5: like the vote on you know, saving Obamacare. No Republican
Speaker 5: voted on saving Obamacare and continuing these COVID subsidies on
Speaker 5: Obama Healthcare, but seventeen Republicans voted to.
Speaker 3: Keep that going.
Speaker 5: And they're like, well, we can't just cut it off
Speaker 5: cold turkey. I'm like, COVID's been over since you know
Speaker 5: twenty one.
Speaker 3: You know, you're sitting here. We've carried it on for
Speaker 3: an extra four years.
Speaker 5: And it's just payments to insurance companies and it's not
Speaker 5: even traditional Obamacare. But people don't want to explain it.
Speaker 5: They're like, well, people think we're turning off all of Obamacare.
Speaker 5: We just need to keep cutting the checks. Now, those
Speaker 5: are the people that keep us from doing good things.
Speaker 1: You know, you kind of have a district that includes
Speaker 1: parts of Cincinnati, is that true.
Speaker 5: Well, doesn't include any of the city limits. It's basically
Speaker 5: the west side. So everything essentially from the Ronald Regan
Speaker 5: bypassed like Wyoming right there Glendale side of seventy five
Speaker 5: except for Ohigh Township right to the city limits is
Speaker 5: the district.
Speaker 3: Of course, it's changed in.
Speaker 5: This election cycle, and we'll go all the way over
Speaker 5: at the eighth district to go all over to Blue
Speaker 5: Ash and have Montgomery, parts of Madeira and Indian Hill.
Speaker 1: Wait a mane, what about what about Kenwood? Who's my congressman?
Speaker 1: I know everything. I have no idea who my congressman is.
Speaker 1: Who's he now? Is it Landsman?
Speaker 3: Right now? It's Greg Lansman.
Speaker 5: And if everything goes right in January third to next year,
Speaker 5: it'll become Warren Davidson.
Speaker 1: Well that's good. I can call you. I can be
Speaker 1: constituent anger, be angry at you all the time.
Speaker 3: So that'll I'll have to have an extra phone line added.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: Lastly, there's a movement of foot uh in in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. Which I think, uh we know what's going
Speaker 1: to happen in November if things don't go the right way,
Speaker 1: the impeachment trials of every cabinet official, beginning with of
Speaker 1: course President Trump and I think Jade Vance and everyone
Speaker 1: knows at the top of the list all of them
Speaker 1: are going to be impeached. Can you imagine in November
Speaker 1: if the American people unwisely turn over the Congress to
Speaker 1: elon Omar and her Ilk and they're in charge of
Speaker 1: the Congress with subpoena power, talk to me about the
Speaker 1: road that would be taken in November.
Speaker 3: It's the same one they've already done. I mean, in
Speaker 3: a minute. The Democrats have them in George.
Speaker 5: They tried to push a discharge boat on impeaching Christy Nome,
Speaker 5: you know, this year already, so they want to get
Speaker 5: rid of Christy Nome and book. You know, for the
Speaker 5: for the people that are frustrated, that's a good sign.
Speaker 5: She's onto something. The HS is getting something productive done
Speaker 5: because the Democrats want to impeachre But you know, nevertheless,
Speaker 5: look at how much time that will take in distraction
Speaker 5: and frankly money. You know, they impeached President Trump over
Speaker 5: calling Ukraine and saying shouldn't somebody look into this? And
Speaker 5: most of the things that you say shouldn't somebody look into?
Speaker 5: Once the investigations were done were vindicated. I mean, Hunter
Speaker 5: Biden was getting deals from Ukraine. Ukraine was paying out
Speaker 5: money and corruption, and all he said was you got
Speaker 5: to look into that. And you're like, why wouldn't the
Speaker 5: State Department do that? Why wouldn't the Department of Justice
Speaker 5: do that? It took the President of the United States
Speaker 5: to do it, and because he was over the target,
Speaker 5: Democrats impeached.
Speaker 3: Him for it. Are you endorsing no doubt that they
Speaker 3: would continue to do it.
Speaker 1: Warren Davidson, Are you endorsing Thomas Massey? Whatever that's worth
Speaker 1: in Ohio to Kentucky, are you endorsing Congressman Thomas Massey?
Speaker 1: Would you vote for him Northern Kentucky if you could?
Speaker 5: If I lived in northern Kentucky, would enthusiastically vote for
Speaker 5: Thomas Massey. I think he's a great guy. He's a
Speaker 5: truly effective member of Congress. And you know, look, I
Speaker 5: love President Trump, I love Thomas. I wish they would
Speaker 5: get along better. But I'm not confused by his votes.
Speaker 5: And I'd say, don't fall for the information op out
Speaker 5: there on Thomas.
Speaker 3: He's a good guy doing the right things.
Speaker 5: There are some where you're like, man, we need your vote,
Speaker 5: And that's where I get frustrated, right with some of
Speaker 5: the folks. I'm not going to say there's no room
Speaker 5: on the right if this is NASCAR and racing, but.
Speaker 3: That's where the wall is, right, you don't go into
Speaker 3: the wall.
Speaker 5: I think Massy might have some paint off the right
Speaker 5: side of the car there because he hit the wall
Speaker 5: a couple of times. And you know, if you don't
Speaker 5: pass anything, nothing changes. So at some point you got
Speaker 5: to look at it and say, well, we got to
Speaker 5: pass the best thing that we can get across the
Speaker 5: finish line. There's a couple of things there where I
Speaker 5: think people get frustrated.
Speaker 3: Because we don't have the votes.
Speaker 5: But my frustration is on the other end, like why
Speaker 5: are we boxed into this situation. We didn't campaign on
Speaker 5: saving the Green New Deal. Every Republican voted against it.
Speaker 5: But now when we have the majority and it's time
Speaker 5: to play the cards, the people that are betraying the.
Speaker 3: Movement, they're not even getting named.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: That's what I call the surrender caucus. They're the reason
Speaker 5: we can't have nice things. That's my frustration, and in
Speaker 5: general I have a weight in against those folks and primaries.
Speaker 5: I just say send reinforcements for people that really do
Speaker 5: want to do what we say we would do, And yeah,
Speaker 5: tell us this frustration is, let's do what we said.
Speaker 3: We would do, and we're not doing that.
Speaker 1: You can't do that. And and just look, Democrats are
Speaker 1: like pack animals. If one goes one direction, I guarantee
Speaker 1: you you're not going to have ten or twenty Democrats
Speaker 1: break off from M CKEM Jeffries and Alan Omar and
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi and be on their own. Democrats are pack animals.
Speaker 1: And of course Republicans are like cats. They're pretty hard
Speaker 1: to herd. But we'll see what happens by if you
Speaker 1: had to put your chips down, whether it be a
Speaker 1: government shut down on the thirtieth or not.
Speaker 5: I don't think so. I think there'll be a big
Speaker 5: deal cut. But that basically means that we're going to
Speaker 5: get more spending and more debt.
Speaker 1: Well great, well some of the accomplishments. I look at
Speaker 1: things like immigration. Trump did that, ending DEI, he did that,
Speaker 1: returning public education in the States, he did that. Lowering
Speaker 1: drug costs going to metastasize in the next few weeks.
Speaker 1: He did that, deregulation, the big beautiful bill that's going
Speaker 1: to be realized sometime in the first quarter of this year.
Speaker 1: No tax on tips and overtime social security. And also
Speaker 1: we have the President of Peace who spoke this morning
Speaker 1: in Davos. I loved every minute of it. Congressman Warren Davidson,
Speaker 1: you're a great American. I look forward today that Greg
Speaker 1: Landsman will not be my Congressman.
Speaker 2: It'll be you. So get ready for my phone calls.
Speaker 3: I can't wait. And look, one big thing.
Speaker 5: Not only did President Trump secure the border, Holkins give.
Speaker 3: Him a lot of money to do it.
Speaker 5: And that was another key part of the big beautiful bill.
Speaker 5: So in the worst case scenario, even if the Homeland
Speaker 5: Security Bill gets caught up and somehow the Democrats succeed
Speaker 5: in that, know that we're going to keep secure in
Speaker 5: the border.
Speaker 1: Well we'll see what occurs. Tough times don't last, but
Speaker 1: tough men and women do. My mother was a tough
Speaker 1: woman who weighed ninety five pounds, and she pointed her
Speaker 1: finger at me. I could be thirty five or forty
Speaker 1: years old. At all I did say yes, Mom, that's all.
Speaker 1: I said, yes Mom. I called her Ma, Yes Ma.
Speaker 1: She said, Billy, you're going to do this, autize Ma,
Speaker 1: I'm going to do it. So it's not about the size,
Speaker 1: it's about the power, and the Trumpster's got the power.
Speaker 1: Warren Davidson, you're a great American. Thanks for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And God bless you and God
Speaker 1: bless America.
Speaker 5: Thank you always an honor. God bless you and all
Speaker 5: your listeners.
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Speaker 1: all on news Radio seven hundred WLW. All right, Billy Cunningham,
Speaker 1: the great American. I think to a large extent, the
Speaker 1: charitable industrial complex may be collapsing because of Donald Trump
Speaker 1: and individuals like him who don't want to see large
Speaker 1: frauds perpetrated upon the American people, especially when it comes
Speaker 1: to your money in your life. I have several There
Speaker 1: was a report on townhall dot com Ohio woman they
Speaker 1: give her name as Pat Golder admits to town Hall
Speaker 1: journalists how she bribes local Ohio judges to give asylum
Speaker 1: seekers preferential treatment in the process of invading our country.
Speaker 1: And I watched the video in the story, and this
Speaker 1: woman would tell more Attainians, especially who have doubled the
Speaker 1: population of Little Lachland, Ohio, which is next to Reading
Speaker 1: in the city of Wyoming. Large numbers are there because
Speaker 1: this woman and others have monetized their illegal status to
Speaker 1: make them legal and to make them think that This
Speaker 1: woman and this group are responsible for bribing Ohio judges
Speaker 1: to make sure that the asylum claims are received. In fact,
Speaker 1: they will do their part to a coach an asylum
Speaker 1: seeker from Mauritania, which is a small country in the
Speaker 1: west coast of Africa, of how to become asylum seeker,
Speaker 1: how to get your claim approved, et cetera. And it's
Speaker 1: all about monetizing these individuals. She also, according to the
Speaker 1: story at townhall dot com this is in Lochland, Ohio,
Speaker 1: Hamilton County, will take a chunk of their money if
Speaker 1: she gets them a job. Some are working for fourteen
Speaker 1: to fifteen bucks an hour. She pays a tie. They
Speaker 1: have to pay a tie to this woman who helped
Speaker 1: get the job, and sometimes as much as twenty or
Speaker 1: thirty thousand dollars have been paid in order to assist
Speaker 1: with immigration claims.
Speaker 2: Through this woman.
Speaker 1: It takes five to ten thousand dollars to get the
Speaker 1: immigrants here from the west coast of Africa to walk
Speaker 1: into Mexico and then into the country and then make
Speaker 1: it to Lochland, Ohio. I said, Lochland, Ohio. How's this possible?
Speaker 1: Because you monetize someone else's grief, you monetize a charity.
Speaker 1: What I think of charity? I think the sisters of
Speaker 1: charity who give their lives and service to others, or
Speaker 1: the poor Franciscans shutting down Saint Francis, Seraph and OTR
Speaker 1: who give their lives to help others. But so many
Speaker 1: times there's so much money involved from foreign governments to
Speaker 1: fund anarchy in America, or from the US government itself
Speaker 1: and grants under Biden and Obama and state grants, and
Speaker 1: then get into the foundation business, which is the FORID
Speaker 1: Foundation and others who give huge amounts of money, and
Speaker 1: the NGO five one C three industrial complex is ready
Speaker 1: to monetize any issue with compliant members of the media
Speaker 1: not reporting on it. How many times have you seen
Speaker 1: sixty minutes in Scott Pelley go into some of these
Speaker 1: Black Lives Matter groups to say, how come so many
Speaker 1: of these groups and persons are under indictment?
Speaker 2: How much money do they steal?
Speaker 1: They monetize the alleged racism in America to keep it going,
Speaker 1: not to solve the problem. In the state of California,
Speaker 1: the Auditor of California, a Democrat by the way, says
Speaker 1: there's at least one hundred billion dollars in missing funds
Speaker 1: in the homeless budgets. There's hundreds of these NGOs and
Speaker 1: five oh one c threes. What they do is make
Speaker 1: an application for a grant. The money flows in, the
Speaker 1: money estayed in the pockets of the organizers of the NGO,
Speaker 1: and hardly ever reaches down to those at the bottom
Speaker 1: needing help. And the last thing you want to do
Speaker 1: if you're in the homeless business is to solve homelessness.
Speaker 1: You don't want to do that, Yeah, because that's how
Speaker 1: you make your money. I look what's happening in Lockland, Ohio,
Speaker 1: and that's under federal scrutiny.
Speaker 2: By the way, I know.
Speaker 1: I also look at Black Lives Matter, what stands for
Speaker 1: beautiful large mansions? Story after story. This was out of Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. This was an ebony magazine.
Speaker 2: By the way.
Speaker 1: Black Lives Matter finances are in the scrutiny once again,
Speaker 1: as tax documents showed the nonprofit is on the brink
Speaker 1: of bankruptcy. The organization ended last year in the red,
Speaker 1: dowing up millions to close friends of the founders of
Speaker 1: Black Lives Matter. You or I right now could put
Speaker 1: together a five toh one C three tax examp. Call
Speaker 1: it White Lives Matter, Brown Lives Matter, Black Lives Matter,
Speaker 1: make applications for grants of millions of dollars to solve
Speaker 1: problems that exist only in my mind, then to pay
Speaker 1: myself large moneies in order to keep the problem alive.
Speaker 1: Following the murder of George Floyd in twenty twenty, supporters
Speaker 1: donated one hundred million dollars from individuals, companies, labor unions
Speaker 1: one hundred million dollars. The nonprofit ended last fiscal year, which,
Speaker 1: by the way, that was twenty twenty three, with a
Speaker 1: nine million dollar debt the filing. The filings indicate that
Speaker 1: something less than twenty percent of the money could arguably
Speaker 1: go to those in need of services. All the other
Speaker 1: went to expenses salaries, including one point six million that
Speaker 1: went to the father of Black Lives Matter co founder
Speaker 1: Patrisse Callers for security services. She paid her dad one
Speaker 1: point six million dollars for security. Another two point one
Speaker 1: million went to a Black Lives Matter board member, Shalam Shot.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry shale Maya Boers for consulting two point one
Speaker 1: million dollars. The whole thing was a scam, and little
Speaker 1: or no public mainstream media coverage has existed about this.
Speaker 1: So as soon as the crisis takes place, these scam
Speaker 1: artists form a five oh one C three or an
Speaker 1: NGO non government organization quickly make applications to foundations.
Speaker 2: Guilt money is paid, and they're all rich.
Speaker 1: The founders are rich, and those they intend to help
Speaker 1: essentially get nothing. Uh. To me, it is unbelievable, including
Speaker 1: the Brown and Taylor mother referred to the organization as
Speaker 1: a fraud. You know, Brown and Taylor was a woman
Speaker 1: that was killed in a Louisville police arrest went wrong,
Speaker 1: and Brown and Taylor's mother said, my daughter's name and
Speaker 1: memory was used by all these Black Lives Matter organizations
Speaker 1: to raise millions of dollars in her name and none
Speaker 1: has come to us.
Speaker 2: So you can't make this stuff up.
Speaker 1: Another story today, this is about Minneapolis, et cetera on
Speaker 1: Fox News, and I'm gonna take this issue up later
Speaker 1: and the next hour with my next guest, and it's
Speaker 1: incredible the woman who organized and went into that Christian
Speaker 1: church to disrupt the services is well paid for her activities.
Speaker 1: These are the ones with the bullhorns and the whistles
Speaker 1: handed out, along with the useful idiots employed by her
Speaker 1: directly and indirectly, and the far left agitator organized the
Speaker 1: Minnesota church storming raked over one million dollars in one
Speaker 1: year from her anti poverty work.
Speaker 2: How about that one.
Speaker 1: Her name is Nakema Levy Armstrong, one of the organizers
Speaker 1: of the storming of the Minnesota church last Sunday to
Speaker 1: protest ice so Irs. Tax filings show a little bit
Speaker 1: of a different story about why she's doing these kinds
Speaker 1: of things. Twenty twenty four tax filing shows that despite
Speaker 1: the foundation be dedicated to giving grants to anti poverty programs,
Speaker 1: it awarded herself. She awarded herself one hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: nine thousand dollars that year in salary. In addition to that,
Speaker 1: she awarded herself forty one thousand dollars in cost which
Speaker 1: are airplane fares and fancy hotels. Less than eight percent
Speaker 1: of the money went to any arguable point of helping
Speaker 1: out poverty programs, and so so the irs went over
Speaker 1: the last five years they were thinking, okay, maybe one
Speaker 1: year as an outlier. According IRIS tax filings from twenty
Speaker 1: nineteen to twenty four, the six years Armstrong, this woman
Speaker 1: made one million dollars in salary. She paid herself an
Speaker 1: additional two hundred thousand dollars in health benefits, travel and
Speaker 1: other compensations, bringing up to one point two million. At
Speaker 1: the same time, they may have dispersed as much as
Speaker 1: seven hundred thousand dollars in grants to people who wanted
Speaker 1: the money, most of whom were friends and family members
Speaker 1: of miss Armstrong. That's where the money went. That Walton
Speaker 1: Family Foundation makes charitable donations in behalf of the family
Speaker 1: was a major donor to her in this group. According
Speaker 1: to twenty eighteen to twenty twenty four tax filings by
Speaker 1: the Walton Family Foundation, the Walton Family Foundation, Sam would
Speaker 1: be ruling over in his grave donated two point four
Speaker 1: million dollars to her organization in Minnesota, and with no
Speaker 1: results to show for it. The last thing you want
Speaker 1: to do if you're in the poverty business is solve poverty.
Speaker 1: The last thing you want to do in the homelessness.
Speaker 1: Business is to solve homelessness. You keep it going if
Speaker 1: you perceive racism exists. The last thing you want to
Speaker 1: do is say the problem has been resolved and we
Speaker 1: got to move on. DEI also DEE, but it's DEI
Speaker 1: diversity equity inclusion. It's a eight billion dollar business in
Speaker 1: which large numbers of individuals in America pay themselves, family
Speaker 1: members living high off the hogue interested in diversity, equity
Speaker 1: and inclusion, when really they're interested in their own pocketbook
Speaker 1: to cause as much anarchy as possible. It's funded by Iran,
Speaker 1: communist red China, Russia, cutter in the Middle East, also
Speaker 1: funded by the federal government, grant programs, is funded by
Speaker 1: state programs, is founded by a lot of local foundations,
Speaker 1: and otherwise in which there is such big business and DEI.
Speaker 1: The last thing you want to do is solve the problem,
Speaker 1: which by the way, largely has been solved. There's individuals
Speaker 1: acts of discrimination against people all the time, but it's
Speaker 1: not systemic, it is not dazure and maybe de facto
Speaker 1: based upon individual circumstances. You can never address bad behavior
Speaker 1: except by punishment, and so when you're in the business
Speaker 1: of solving a societal ill. The last thing you want
Speaker 1: to do is solve the problem. You got to keep
Speaker 1: it going. And the game being played now in Minnesota
Speaker 1: is to have the schools all shut down. Right now,
Speaker 1: there's no education continuing in Minnesota. The teachers' unions are
Speaker 1: using this as an occasion as an alarm tactic to
Speaker 1: make people think we can't keep the schools open anymore.
Speaker 1: The businesses are closing down. It's another failed city state.
Speaker 1: And damn it, I don't want Cincinnati to look like Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Speaker 1: I don't want that to happen. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: By the way, tonight big basketball game, Savior and UCIBAN
Speaker 1: just reflect to bonton BLM finances donated. Many of the
Speaker 1: LM foundations donated less than five percent of the money
Speaker 1: received is so called arguable proper usage. The great majority
Speaker 1: of the money one of the pockets of the founders
Speaker 1: of BLM, which now stands for Beautiful Large Mansions, and
Speaker 1: they pay themselves. And this woman conducting this raid on
Speaker 1: a church during a service is living high off the
Speaker 1: hog as long as she continues to cause more anarchy.
Speaker 1: It's almost like a bribe or coercion to make sure,
Speaker 1: she stops, but she won't stop because she pays herself
Speaker 1: so much money. Hell, she can't stop. It's a business.
Speaker 1: It's an eight billion dollar national business. Eight billion dollars
Speaker 1: on this crap is being raised and largely spent by
Speaker 1: those in charge of the foundations. And it is sick
Speaker 1: and it's sad, and I'm glad we finally have a
Speaker 1: president that says enough is enough. We're going to go
Speaker 1: after him. It may take a while, you can't root
Speaker 1: it all out, but teachers in public schools ought to
Speaker 1: be concerned with education, reading, writing, and arithmetic, and not
Speaker 1: about social activism. Chicago public schools are about the worst.
Speaker 1: I looked at an editorial by a black Baptist minister
Speaker 1: in Chicago who said, we can't take it anymore. Our
Speaker 1: lives are getting worse, The crime is rampant. Can't send
Speaker 1: our kids to school, and we keep hearing from liberal
Speaker 1: Democrats held someone else's fault.
Speaker 2: It's white supremacy.
Speaker 1: It's Donald Trump, it's George Bush forty one, forty three,
Speaker 1: it's everyone but the leaders who have promised us changes
Speaker 1: and it never occurs. One will voters hold the Democrats
Speaker 1: responsible for the conditions that they've caused in most urban areas,
Speaker 1: it hadn't happened yet. Well, it happened in Cincinnati at
Speaker 1: some point.
Speaker 2: Man, I doubt it.
Speaker 1: We've been in this democratic run in the city for
Speaker 1: about fifty years. The last Republican mayor was Willis Gratison,
Speaker 1: a good friend of Dave Keaton, my producer, who was
Speaker 1: the mayor in nineteen seventy one. So if things aren't right,
Speaker 1: there's too much money's being spent, if taxes got to
Speaker 1: go up, if they're handing out millions of dollars to criminals,
Speaker 1: those responsible, indirectly or directly are the voters. You did it.
Speaker 1: You put these knuckleheads in power. Don't complain about failed
Speaker 1: policies that you voted for. Well, you got me fired up. Now,
Speaker 1: God bless America. Let's continue with more. Coming up next
Speaker 1: is Ryan Staley. He is in Minneapolis, Minnesota, about the
Speaker 1: games they're playing there with money to convince people the
Speaker 1: law enforcement is wrong and that gangbangers from Venezuela and
Speaker 1: Mauritania are right. Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred WW Bill.
Speaker 2: Cunningham, the Great American.
Speaker 1: Of course, the last few days there's been the terrible
Speaker 1: events in Minneapolis. Relative to the schools being canceled, businesses
Speaker 1: are shutting down because the radical element and American society,
Speaker 1: the violent leftists have taken over hotel lobbies. They marched
Speaker 1: into emergency room hospitals. They've tried to shut down businesses
Speaker 1: by occupying. There was some ice agents. They had to
Speaker 1: go to the bathroom in a home depot, and they
Speaker 1: followed them into the bathroom, yelling, shouting, whistling at them
Speaker 1: all that stuff's going on. There's a target store that
Speaker 1: was taken over in Minneapolis by the so called radical
Speaker 1: left and would not let business be conducted there whatsoever.
Speaker 1: It came out recently that most of the individuals who
Speaker 1: broke into the church, for example, during a Christian service,
Speaker 1: are making two to four hundred thousand dollars a year
Speaker 1: as directors of various NGOs that received money from the
Speaker 1: government in order to protest and riot and cause trouble everywhere.
Speaker 1: One of the worst elements of the radical left is
Speaker 1: the fact that so many times in American education we
Speaker 1: produce marching Marxist who comes out come out of colleges
Speaker 1: and high school is ready to hate the country in
Speaker 1: march to change it I guess it began with Obama
Speaker 1: and when he was the president who said change has
Speaker 1: come to America, transformational change. And of course, Michelle Obama
Speaker 1: said proudly at the age of forty seven, this first
Speaker 1: time in my life, I've been proud of my country
Speaker 1: because you elected my husband as the president. And now
Speaker 1: she does a book tour with Oprah Winfrey and others
Speaker 1: complaining about being the first Lady. For God's sakes, unbelievable.
Speaker 1: But Ryan Staley as director of Research on Defending Education,
Speaker 1: and I want to let you know, as a great American,
Speaker 1: his group monitors what's happening in many public education classrooms
Speaker 1: of both high school and colleges universities. And Ryan Staley,
Speaker 1: welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all,
Speaker 1: can you tell the American people it's colder than a
Speaker 1: well diggers behind all over Minneapolis, IO, Cincinnati's cold. Hell,
Speaker 1: I think Alabama's cold and Texas is cold. That doesn't
Speaker 1: stop the activists. If you're well paid, you have to
Speaker 1: protest something.
Speaker 2: I guess.
Speaker 1: But what's the status of public education right now in Minneapolis.
Speaker 6: Oh, it's a deeper mess than people realize. I'll jump
Speaker 6: right into the activist thing with you're talking about nonprofit
Speaker 6: and we have some information coming out in the next
Speaker 6: couple of days exposing that these nonprofits are actually now
Speaker 6: engaging K twelve students, They are training them, they are
Speaker 6: preparing to put them on the streets. And when you
Speaker 6: talk about the violence that is already happening, and how
Speaker 6: they're preventing ice agents from even using the washroom, taking
Speaker 6: over targets is another one of their agenda items that's
Speaker 6: on the table for them, for these children to go
Speaker 6: into attack, if you will, not a hopefully in a
Speaker 6: violent way, but in a protest way. We have evidence
Speaker 6: that these nonprofits are, like the executive directors, the ones
Speaker 6: that are making the six figure incomes, are directly working
Speaker 6: with minors to train them on how to be street activists.
Speaker 6: And that's just one thing. Because Bill, you have to
Speaker 6: pull back, and maybe.
Speaker 7: We talked about this the last time I was on, but.
Speaker 6: It's in the curriculum. They are Minneapolis Public Schools and
Speaker 6: Saint Paul Public Schools have a curriculum that the students
Speaker 6: now according to state law, have to take in order
Speaker 6: to graduate called ethnic studies, and the whole purpose of
Speaker 6: ethnic studies is it's it's it's covered in culture and history.
Speaker 3: Really, when you pull.
Speaker 6: Those layers off, it's a far left political activist training program,
Speaker 6: because the final unit of the entire course is quite
Speaker 6: literally street activism. And so they've been preparing these children
Speaker 6: to go out on the streets and protests, and I mean,
Speaker 6: it's it's like you said, pulled everywhere, and yet they're
Speaker 6: still planning for this Friday. I know there's a major
Speaker 6: protest and walk out and so forth that the unions
Speaker 6: have been behind. And it's really really despicable and really
Speaker 6: concerning considering that the far left radicals are upping the
Speaker 6: level of violence and vitriol on the streets and now
Speaker 6: they're willing to throw children out in front of it.
Speaker 2: Well, colleges are one thing.
Speaker 1: At least most of the kids in colleges are adults,
Speaker 1: so to speak. And I love the Man on the
Speaker 1: Street interviews in which you interview college kids marching around
Speaker 1: about how they feel about our country. They hate America.
Speaker 1: They think we're don't deserve to exist. They want to
Speaker 1: move out of the country, especially awful angry white female liberals.
Speaker 1: They're about the worst there is with multi colored hair
Speaker 1: and rings, in their noses, but to go into mind,
Speaker 1: to go into the teenage years and to form those
Speaker 1: intellects to hate this country. Where's the money coming from,
Speaker 1: Ryan Stale, Where's the money coming from?
Speaker 6: Well, I mean, if you look at the at the
Speaker 6: dues that have to be paid to the Education Association
Speaker 6: in Minnesota. So they have a governing like a state
Speaker 6: wide body, and then they have the local levels and
Speaker 6: they pay five hundred per person to the Education Minnesota
Speaker 6: which is the over overseeing of the state, which is
Speaker 6: upwards of forty million dollars go from the number of
Speaker 6: members they have. And then you have, like I said,
Speaker 6: you have these nonprofits coming in and the one of
Speaker 6: the nonprofits I'm talking about, they get millions of dollars
Speaker 6: in funding from groups like Ford Foundation, Tide Center, those
Speaker 6: normal names that pop up that are constantly behind these things.
Speaker 7: And by the way, this nonprofit specifically I'm.
Speaker 6: Speaking of, they also have the privilege of having student
Speaker 6: clubs inside of schools.
Speaker 2: Oh, so they're right.
Speaker 6: They're forming, they're forming, and they have the protection of law.
Speaker 6: By the way, this is what they're very good at, Bill,
Speaker 6: is they're very good at understanding how to weaponize our
Speaker 6: constitutional system back against us.
Speaker 3: And you saw this.
Speaker 6: Over the weekend with the with the situation at the
Speaker 6: church where they came in and they demanded that their
Speaker 6: right to protest superseded the congress First Amendment right to religion.
Speaker 1: No question, and they're illegal. I tell you what Ryan stated,
Speaker 1: I have a story here. This is IRS tax filing.
Speaker 1: The leader of the group that marched into the middle
Speaker 1: of a Christian service yel holler and shout to disrupt it,
Speaker 1: which by the way, is a federal felony.
Speaker 2: Her name is Nakima Leevy Armstrong.
Speaker 1: She's the so called self described civil rights activists and lawyer,
Speaker 1: and twenty twenty four tax filings.
Speaker 2: This was released yesterday by the I R S.
Speaker 1: It shows that despite the foundation being dedicated to giving
Speaker 1: grants to anti poverty community initiatives, that the leader the group,
Speaker 1: this Armstrong woman, gave herself one hundred and sixty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars in salary in addition to forty five thousand dollars
Speaker 1: in health benefits, and in fact, she paid herself directly
Speaker 1: and indirectly more money than was given to the anti
Speaker 1: poverty initiatives that the group was formed in order to
Speaker 1: exist and in twenty twenty three, that nonprofit awarded one
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty thousand dollars in grants, but she walked
Speaker 1: away with two hundred thousand dollars in income. And so
Speaker 1: you can be Stacey Abrams and Georgia just put together
Speaker 1: a five oh one C three or an NGO, have
Speaker 1: the government, state and federal fund. You you wine dined
Speaker 1: in pocket lined all over the country with fancy trips.
Speaker 1: You know, Black Lives Matter means big beautiful mansions, and
Speaker 1: this armstrong woman has monetized poverty and she's taken most
Speaker 1: of the money.
Speaker 2: Yes, it is.
Speaker 6: It is a revolutionary industrial complex that's been set up.
Speaker 6: I mean, you could go back to the Clintons and
Speaker 6: the Clinton Foundation, to the Acorn Number one was just acorn.
Speaker 6: And so now we have this entire industrial complex. And
Speaker 6: we think the Somalian daycare scam stuff.
Speaker 3: That's going on was bad.
Speaker 6: I bet you over time, as we at the Collective
Speaker 6: group start to expose more of this stuff, we're going
Speaker 6: to find out that the money that's been funneled through
Speaker 6: this stuff into these people's personal pockets is going to
Speaker 6: be at least equivalent, if not more. And these people
Speaker 6: are professional they're professional protesters, and like you said, they're
Speaker 6: funded by sometimes indirectly through the government, and they do
Speaker 6: these shell games where they say, well, we're about educating
Speaker 6: the public or we're about poverty, and really, if they
Speaker 6: solve these issues, and God bless Michael Schellenberger, who exposed
Speaker 6: this in his time working with the homeless communities, He's like,
Speaker 6: it's a shell game. They need the homeless in order
Speaker 6: to continue to bring in the income so they can
Speaker 6: can to fund their their their pocketbooks. And so if
Speaker 6: they solve these problems, they're they're going to be out
Speaker 6: of jobs and have to actually do real work.
Speaker 7: And so they don't want to solve anything.
Speaker 2: No, in fact, in California anything.
Speaker 1: The Auditor of California, who by the way, is a
Speaker 1: Democrat state of California, said there's at least one hundred
Speaker 1: billion dollars in missing public money from hundreds of so
Speaker 1: called homeless lists groups that can account for all the
Speaker 1: money being paid to various individuals while the directors, the employees,
Speaker 1: and family members are monetizing this to the tune of
Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands of dollars a year that they take
Speaker 1: out and they don't want to solve homelessness that gets
Speaker 1: rid of business. They need more homelessness to exist, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Yes, And so with these schools, the I mean, it's
Speaker 6: just been a giant gravy train for for activists and
Speaker 6: for DEI you know, aultants. I can tell you stories
Speaker 6: on end about how people are using their school board
Speaker 6: positions to get contracts for their DEI consulting firms. And
Speaker 6: so that's it's a real, real problem, which is why
Speaker 6: I've been trying in op eds and so forth. You know,
Speaker 6: coin the term revolutionary industrial complex because the end game,
Speaker 6: and you've seen this over the last couple of years,
Speaker 6: it doesn't matter if it's an ICE protest, you know,
Speaker 6: it doesn't matter if it's Black Lives Matter, if it's
Speaker 6: you know, anti Israel women's marches, you know, me too movement,
Speaker 6: It doesn't matter what the target is. It is a
Speaker 6: means to an end. The issue is never the issue.
Speaker 6: The issue is the revolution that they're trying to bring about.
Speaker 6: And some of these groups, like the Democrats Socialism in America,
Speaker 6: we know they're coordinating with people in Cuba and Venezuela, sure, right,
Speaker 6: and we know and so it's it's this giant that
Speaker 6: it's just this giant cabal. And when you start to
Speaker 6: peel back the layers, you end up these these street
Speaker 6: level people are just doing the bidding of some bigger
Speaker 6: players with deep pocketbooks that are pushing an agenda. And
Speaker 6: I want to zoom back into Minnesota for a second,
Speaker 6: because what is absolutely despicable is that they're using children
Speaker 6: who can barely read, because both those districts boast about
Speaker 6: a thirty percent reading proficiency rate. So you're taking uneducated
Speaker 6: children and you're amping them up on emotions. You're drilling
Speaker 6: into them that the Ice agents and Trump are authoritarians
Speaker 6: and they're going to put them in goulogs if you will,
Speaker 6: my word, not theirs, per se. And so you get
Speaker 6: them all wound up and you throw them on the streets,
Speaker 6: and you throw them on the streets with already already
Speaker 6: in a toxic environment through the adults. WO And that's
Speaker 6: what's happening in Minnesota.
Speaker 1: Ryan's day step back. Homelessness is growing, it's not lessening
Speaker 1: because we fund it. Whether it's alcohol and drug treatment programs,
Speaker 1: they're growing, shrinking because we fund it. Public education successes
Speaker 1: in large urban areas are non existent, so the requirement
Speaker 1: must be to spend a lot more money on it.
Speaker 1: I look at the irs filings of this group called
Speaker 1: the Wave Founder Foundation, put together by this armstrong woman
Speaker 1: in Minneapolis between twenty nineteen and twenty twenty four, over
Speaker 1: a five year period, she paid herself one million dollars
Speaker 1: as executive director, plus an additional two hundred and one
Speaker 1: thousand dollars in health benefits and other compensations, including trips
Speaker 1: all over the world to learn more about DEI.
Speaker 2: So just put her by herself.
Speaker 1: She collected one point two million dollars and during the
Speaker 1: entire five years they paid out seven hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 1: in grants to friends and family members. In the same time,
Speaker 1: and the Black Lives Matter, which stands for beautiful large mansions,
Speaker 1: the organizers of Black Lives Matter are now several have
Speaker 1: been indicted for fraud, mail, fraud, et cetera.
Speaker 2: And they call that racism.
Speaker 1: They say, you have you're coming after us because of
Speaker 1: racism and not because of fraud.
Speaker 2: It is utterly ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Including the Walton Family Foundation makes huge financial contributions. So
Speaker 1: these organizations are funded by the Feds, by state, by cities,
Speaker 1: by foundations by foreign governments, and these are professional agitators
Speaker 1: that the media will not go in the background and
Speaker 1: find out what the hell's going on. Why won't the
Speaker 1: media like sixty minutes sick reporters on these kind of issues.
Speaker 1: Why isn't Scott Pelly worried about that?
Speaker 7: Great question?
Speaker 6: I can't answer, but I have to believe that it's
Speaker 6: probably because they agree with the agenda. Maybe they don't
Speaker 6: think it's an issue, But I think the money thing
Speaker 6: is really something else. I want to add to the
Speaker 6: money part. By the way, It's something we wrote up
Speaker 6: at defending ed dot org over the summer, is that
Speaker 6: the teachers' unions combined have given out two hundred million
Speaker 6: dollars to far left, to this groups, political packs, you
Speaker 6: name it, anything on the it's all left, all far
Speaker 6: left stuff. And they've been following two hundred million dollars
Speaker 6: of union dues into those people. So every time a
Speaker 6: school district increases their budget in order to hire more teachers,
Speaker 6: especially districts like Minnesota there, that's that's eight hundred to
Speaker 6: one thousand dollars going into the coffers of a union
Speaker 6: and you hire one hundred new teachers. In a district
Speaker 6: and you're talking about how many extra zeros on the
Speaker 6: end of that number, right, you know, you're talking what millions,
Speaker 6: millions of dollars going into the coffers. And that's indirect
Speaker 6: property taxes, right, that's indirect taxes being sent. Because when
Speaker 6: I taught bill back in Illinois years ago, before the
Speaker 6: Janis decision, before I got paid, my union dues were
Speaker 6: sucked out of my paycheck.
Speaker 7: Right, So you can't tell me that that somebody someone
Speaker 7: that said, what's that that's.
Speaker 2: Not tax dollars?
Speaker 6: Well, how is it not tax dollars? I get paid
Speaker 6: by tax dollars, and before I even get into my
Speaker 6: bank account, they've already taken their check.
Speaker 2: Well, we understand it.
Speaker 1: I think at the grassroots level, that's why we have
Speaker 1: to almost ignore the mainstream media. It doesn't exist anymore.
Speaker 1: They're a far left wing activist group. I just saw
Speaker 1: something flash up on Fox News that it appears that
Speaker 1: ninety four percent of the coverage of what's happening in Minneapolis,
Speaker 1: Minnesota is negative, as conducted by NBC, ABC, CBSNPR, New
Speaker 1: York Times. There's no coverage of the other side of
Speaker 1: the equation. The President the other day had the photos
Speaker 1: of the sex traffickers, the drug addicts, several thousand just
Speaker 1: in one city that they've arrested and ship back to
Speaker 1: their home countries. That's the tip of the iceberg. I
Speaker 1: can imagine what's happening in California, New York, and Illinois.
Speaker 1: I can imagine in Chicago the teachers' unions there produce
Speaker 1: no teaching results. But there's social activists who want to
Speaker 1: destroy America from within, and we're funding it ourselves through
Speaker 1: the best of intentions to pure homelessness. The problem is
Speaker 1: growing because we pay for it. We pay the organizers
Speaker 1: to spend more money. Black Lives Matter, which stands for
Speaker 1: Beautiful Large Mansions, is an organization that the media will
Speaker 1: never go in the background and look at the founders
Speaker 1: of BLM and find out where the money went. Well,
Speaker 1: Ryan's day, we got to run. Let's keep the lines
Speaker 1: of communication open. What is your website offending? American people
Speaker 1: must be informed and educated about what's happening to them
Speaker 1: and not for them.
Speaker 2: What is your website?
Speaker 7: Yeah, defending ed dot org.
Speaker 6: That's defending ed dot org.
Speaker 1: Oh you're a great American, Ryan Staley, Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Thank you all, let's continue nice. I know in life
Speaker 1: that when you fund something, you get more of it.
Speaker 1: When you tax it, you get less. So when you
Speaker 1: tax labor, you get less. And when you fund homelessness,
Speaker 1: or you fund alcohol and drug programs, or you fund
Speaker 1: DEI programs, you get more of it, and the problem
Speaker 1: is never solved. To solve the problem would be a
Speaker 1: problem for those getting the money. Bill Cunningham News Radio
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Speaker 8: I did not fire a coach based on a bad
Speaker 8: officiating decision. If I can take you, if I can
Speaker 8: take you into that locker room, I felt like we
Speaker 8: hit the proverbial playoff wall year after year, thirteen seconds,
Speaker 8: miss field, goals.
Speaker 2: The catch.
Speaker 4: So I.
Speaker 8: Just sensed in that locker room like where do we
Speaker 8: go from here.
Speaker 2: With what we have?
Speaker 8: And that was the basis for my decision.
Speaker 5: Hello, quiet, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: He as the owner of the Buffalo Bills, just discussing
Speaker 1: the firing of the head coach.
Speaker 2: He wasn't good enough. He wasn't good enough.
Speaker 1: Over six seasons ninety eight and fifty not good enough.
Speaker 1: But they had lost what four of the last five
Speaker 1: in the divisional playoffs.
Speaker 2: They have a good quarterback, and can't get to the top.
Speaker 1: Any local team have that problem. And the apparently Josh
Speaker 1: Allen is going to have off season foot surgery. What yeah,
Speaker 1: he's breaking down, So I don't know, like Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: breaking down it. You know, the Bills are going to
Speaker 1: have a new coach and they're head into a new stadium.
Speaker 1: You know, Sarah Alici has popped her head in your friend,
Speaker 1: Uh huh. She told me that Bill Belichick was going
Speaker 1: to be the the head football coach of the Las
Speaker 1: Vegas Raiders because of Jordan Hudson canoodling with the girlfriend
Speaker 1: of Tom Brady and they got together in mass and
Speaker 1: Jordan Hudson struck a deal Bill Belichick's girlfriend that Belichick
Speaker 1: coach the Raiders, Tom Brady's minority owner and his girlfriend
Speaker 1: supposedly is a well known YouTuber.
Speaker 2: You know what a YouTuber is? No, that's a YouTuber.
Speaker 2: What I know what a YouTuber?
Speaker 1: I don't know what he does? YouTube videos. I watch
Speaker 1: YouTube all the time. Oh okay, but uh.
Speaker 2: Any truth to that rumor that Jordan Hudson struck.
Speaker 1: A deal for her man could care less to coach
Speaker 1: the Las Vegas and Raiders.
Speaker 2: Viva Las Vegas.
Speaker 1: Let's viva. Let's go to reality viva instead of.
Speaker 4: Loss of Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: What it's nothing about the past, nothing about the futures.
Speaker 2: Right now, we're Cincinnati. You coming here.
Speaker 1: Zach Taylor's done, All four coaches are done. Belichick just
Speaker 1: announced I'm coming to Cincinnati. Maybe he wants to see
Speaker 1: the museum or something. Will he the stood reporters of
Speaker 1: proud service. Every local tame star heating and air conditioning
Speaker 1: dealers tame star quality. You can feel the beautiful home
Speaker 1: of one main gallery. Right down the street is Baker
Speaker 1: Heating at five one three eight three, one fifty one
Speaker 1: twenty four spot.
Speaker 2: I told Sarah Leise how much you enjoy being with
Speaker 2: her every morning.
Speaker 1: Wes Miller the Bearcats knockoff number two Iowa State Saturday?
Speaker 2: Did they beat the Cyclones? I thought they played hockey?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Can they do it again? Yes?
Speaker 1: Against number one on the road Wildcats, Arizona Wildcats at
Speaker 1: eight thirty tonight here on seven hundred WLW. What about
Speaker 1: say that happens? Wes Miller gets a lifetime deal. He
Speaker 1: a week ago, week ago they went round bags, they're
Speaker 1: running and run him out of town. Now he's going
Speaker 1: to sign another long term extension. Xavier's on the road
Speaker 1: tonight against Creighton. What happened to thirty to fifty five KRC?
Speaker 1: They lost by forty one at the Centas Center.
Speaker 2: Not good. Sean Miller?
Speaker 1: What and the Texas Longhorns are in Lexington to night
Speaker 1: to face the Wildcats. I never want to see Sean
Speaker 1: jellery seven.
Speaker 2: He stabbed us in the back. I'm done with Sean Miller.
Speaker 1: ESPN fifteen thirty the Cats. I won a couple of
Speaker 1: good what they were down seventeen at Knoxville against Tennessee.
Speaker 1: And one I tell you one other story about Naples.
Speaker 1: There's some fancy restaurants on Fifth Avenue in Naples. Yeah,
Speaker 1: my friend Sean Donovan is a frequent contributor to the
Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty dollars meals on Fifth Avenue and
Speaker 1: downtown Naples.
Speaker 2: And you have to use a valet because they park
Speaker 2: your car there.
Speaker 1: There's no they can't be any better than Jeff Ruby's
Speaker 1: or Montgomery in I don't think so, but Oeople So
Speaker 1: I give my I got a Chevy Blazer from Joseph's
Speaker 1: Chevrolet in Coleraine and joseph Chevrolet dot Com, and I
Speaker 1: give the keys to the valet. There's and they're dressed
Speaker 1: in tuxedos. When the valet is in a tux you
Speaker 1: know it's serious, all right. So I go in, Penny
Speaker 1: and I have a nice meal. Okay, Sean Donovan. We
Speaker 1: got family members, you know, we got this. We got
Speaker 1: that from Frank Homan, his wife. And it's nice meal.
Speaker 1: So I come out on fourth in line. So I'm
Speaker 1: sitting there too, guys in tuxedos. The runner to get
Speaker 1: the car also has on the tuxedo, but with jim shoes.
Speaker 1: So he runs back, comes in and has a Bentley.
Speaker 1: It is a bright green, large bentley. It pulls up,
Speaker 1: he gets out, They open the doors. A guy on
Speaker 1: a walker little he kind of walks, walks to the side,
Speaker 1: throws the walker in the back and gives him a
Speaker 1: hundred dollars bill and off he goes.
Speaker 2: Next car comes in.
Speaker 1: I've never seen this before, a bright green Ferrari with
Speaker 1: those yellow colors on the on the wheels.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The guy's on a breathing device. Was that Lewis Hamilton.
Speaker 1: He's a chargeful clerk. He's breathing through this breathing device.
Speaker 2: He gets in a Ferrari.
Speaker 1: He barely can get in, gives one hundred dollars bill
Speaker 1: to the Ferrari. Next up as an extended cave version
Speaker 1: of a Mercedes. Benz pulls up. It's George Russell, powder
Speaker 1: blue person in front of me.
Speaker 2: I bet you was Nico into that.
Speaker 1: He's got two crutches. He's got crutches walking toward this
Speaker 1: k wagon. What is this like a insurance haven down there?
Speaker 1: Of he throws them. He's eighty five, ninety years old.
Speaker 1: He throws those in the back seat. Here up pulls
Speaker 1: my Chevy blazer. The guy in the suit says to me,
Speaker 1: we don't see many of those around here. I said, well,
Speaker 1: you know, it's a twenty twenty five ship, That's what
Speaker 1: I mean. We don't see many of these blazers. Or
Speaker 1: you know what I Gazari Bentley. You know, I gave
Speaker 1: him a ten dollars tip to hell with him. It
Speaker 1: was a it was a new Chevy blazer. If I
Speaker 1: took your picture and said, don't park this guy anymore,
Speaker 1: he said, was that before? Well before the gasoline? Okay,
Speaker 1: And we don't see many of those. Are a lot
Speaker 1: of people in town that don't believe that that's a
Speaker 1: true story.
Speaker 2: But if I couldn't, I don't think.
Speaker 1: I don't think either one of us or anybody has
Speaker 1: the brains to figure that out. You know, when I
Speaker 1: first went to Naples, I thought I was old and rich. Yeah,
Speaker 1: found out I'm neither. And the other point, I'm glad
Speaker 1: you on that out. I'm having dinner at the Club
Speaker 1: of Excellence, Naples and this woman, so, this older woman
Speaker 1: comes up of Excellence, that's what it's called excellence. The
Speaker 1: waiters stand around in tuxedos. The women are all dressed
Speaker 1: like they're in tuxedos except me shorts on.
Speaker 2: So this woman comes.
Speaker 1: I feel this hand on my hair, and this woman
Speaker 1: behind me is rubbing my head and I looked around. Yeah,
Speaker 1: she's next to me, and her name is Audrey. How
Speaker 1: many women do you know named Audrey? Any Audrey's you
Speaker 1: need a thinking that's Sarah that's between you and So
Speaker 1: I turn around and say to Audrey, what's going on?
Speaker 1: She said, oh, I wanted to see if it's real.
Speaker 1: You have real hair, And I said, honey, just have
Speaker 1: at it. She two hands on my hair, just rubbing
Speaker 1: my head. I thought I was old and rich. I'm
Speaker 1: neither Audrey. She wanted to feel my hair. Would you
Speaker 1: deny an older woman the right to run her fingers
Speaker 1: through your hair?
Speaker 2: Seg Just be honest, Willie.
Speaker 1: Let's see college football the Cincinnati Bearcats twenty twenty six
Speaker 1: schedules out. UC's gonna open with Boston College at Nippert
Speaker 1: Stadium September fifth. That'll be followed by Western Carolina, then
Speaker 1: the Miami RedHawks.
Speaker 2: Undefeated, untied on scored on in the.
Speaker 1: Big twelve, Texas Tech, Utah, and Neon Dion's Colorado Buffaloes
Speaker 1: roll into town this year at Knippert Stadium.
Speaker 2: So he's still coaching next year?
Speaker 3: Do you think so?
Speaker 1: Way games include Arizona West, Virginia, Houston.
Speaker 2: And BYU.
Speaker 1: Signetti could have been the coach of the Bearcats, but
Speaker 1: my brother John Cunningham did not want to hire an
Speaker 1: unproven coach segment in his sixties that had never coached
Speaker 1: at the Division IE level.
Speaker 9: Does that make sense to you? News from the National
Speaker 9: Football League.
Speaker 1: Let's see lou Anarumo, what Colts defensive coordinator former Bengals
Speaker 1: going to interview for the head coaching vacancy on the
Speaker 1: Buffalo Bills and the what about Bill Belichick coaching the Bills.
Speaker 1: That's what Sarah Elise says. They're not going to hire
Speaker 1: Bill Belichick in Buffalo when he was in their beat
Speaker 1: beating crap out them. Thank you for twenty years with
Speaker 1: the Patriots. Are you crazy? I'm just saying with Sarah
Speaker 1: Elise is giving me information. Seg Tampa Bay Bucks are
Speaker 1: bringing back ex Titans coach and former Bengals oh C
Speaker 1: Brian Callahan for a second interview for their offensive coordinator job.
Speaker 2: Emby one.
Speaker 1: Dan Pitcher of the Bengals went had an interview today
Speaker 1: with them. Everyone's getting fired except does Zach Schuler. Let's
Speaker 1: see what else? Oh in high school basketball reading Deer
Speaker 1: Park last night, met on the court reading sixty seven
Speaker 1: the Park sixty six and girls ready defeated Deer Park
Speaker 1: forty five thirty one. This is from Tony Pike. Please
Speaker 1: mention how reading owns the park. The teacher at Deer Park,
Speaker 1: Chris Euster, tells me she's going to object to those
Speaker 1: findings and file a formal complaint with the OHSAA. Redding
Speaker 1: may have used an older illegal player whose initials are TP.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, yeah, can't give any more information. You
Speaker 1: seem to dispute and dismiss the inroads of Sarah Elise
Speaker 1: with the girlfriend of Bill Belichick, lady's girlfriend. I don't
Speaker 1: what do you worry about that? I worry about this
Speaker 1: stuff for what, It's stupid. Nobody cares. Nobody cares about
Speaker 1: Jordan whatever her name is, Jordan Hudson and the girlfriend
Speaker 1: to who Tom Brady's main squeeze.
Speaker 2: They're together. They were canoodling together. What's that mean? I'm
Speaker 2: not sure. I think it's like catfishing was getting the
Speaker 2: mud somewhere and the Athletic Back to baseball.
Speaker 1: The Athletic reports one hundred percent certainty that Major League
Speaker 1: Baseball owners are going to be make a gigantic push
Speaker 1: toward US salary cap before the next negotiating happens. What
Speaker 1: do the players says of Kyle Tucker's two hundred and
Speaker 1: forty million dollars deal, Ladies and gentlemen, this might be
Speaker 1: the last year you see baseball for a while, So
Speaker 1: you better get to the ballpark because if they go
Speaker 1: for it, there's no way on earth the Players Union
Speaker 1: is going to cap baseball and they're going to have
Speaker 1: a cap in baseball.
Speaker 2: There's no way I'm in crisis already.
Speaker 1: Potential twenty twenty seven Baseball Hall of Fame first time
Speaker 1: candidates next year, I'll tell you they're gonna get it.
Speaker 1: I don't think Bell Train belongs any think Andrew Jones belongs.
Speaker 1: They got ten gold a Hall of Famer. I'm thinking
Speaker 1: Mconwe's Beltran. I mean he's one of four players to
Speaker 1: reach twenty seven hundred hits, four hundred homers, and thirty
Speaker 1: three and three hundred stolen bases, joining Bonds, May's and
Speaker 1: a Rod. Two of those guys aren't in anyway about that,
Speaker 1: But I mean Bond's and a Rod are in. You
Speaker 1: know who was pretty close Jose Real No. Former Reds,
Speaker 1: Edwin A k a Eddie in Carnassi.
Speaker 9: You know, Rio called me again up the message Sin
Speaker 9: Sue Chew and Matt Kemp Sin shoe shoe Sin Sin
Speaker 9: Sue Chew.
Speaker 2: So like a urinary tract infection. What is it?
Speaker 1: But some of the first time candidates for next year?
Speaker 1: Two former Reds? Where are they? Number thirty two, Jay
Speaker 1: Bruce No, and the Todd Father. No, Well they're there.
Speaker 1: There's candidates. Take it easy, They're not in there. I
Speaker 1: want I want Pete Rose in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: That's what I want. I don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 2: That'll never have.
Speaker 1: But then now, how about the National Football League? Well,
Speaker 1: we got we got another thing. Can you hit me
Speaker 1: that Redding score? That Deer Park reading thing. Let me
Speaker 1: look at that again. Yeah, I don't. I don't think
Speaker 1: that's accurate. Well, I mean, Tony Pike was there. He was,
Speaker 1: he was doing the game on the beat.
Speaker 2: Let me see about that, all right.
Speaker 1: Also, gotta take the bad with the good will he
Speaker 1: don't you don't handle that too well, let's see. We
Speaker 1: want to say good luck to uh. By the way,
Speaker 1: I have Luke Brenneman on tomorrow, very goodman gave me
Speaker 1: permission to have on Luke Brenneman.
Speaker 2: By the way, is Tom Brenneman and Marty have a.
Speaker 1: National Collegiate Football Championship ring either one of them. Well,
Speaker 1: they may get him now because Luke's going to get one.
Speaker 1: I think they're jealous. I think I think Luke's made
Speaker 1: them all jealous. We also will he want to make
Speaker 1: this guy our citizen of the day. This young man's
Speaker 1: name is Cole Stamper. He's a brick mason, out of
Speaker 1: Owen Owen County, Kentucky.
Speaker 2: I've heard about this guy.
Speaker 1: He's on a mission to make history by winning the
Speaker 1: Spec Mix Brick Layer five hundred for a third consecutive year.
Speaker 1: You know in basketball, I put up some bricks, now,
Speaker 1: that's for sure, especially against his peach baskets. Let's see,
Speaker 1: he's on a mission to make history.
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 1: The competition, held every this month in Las Vegas, gathers
Speaker 1: around twenty of the world's top masons. Participants have sixty
Speaker 1: minutes to construct the tallest twenty six foot long wall.
Speaker 2: Is that related to Paul Mason used to be a
Speaker 2: PD here? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Are the comets? What kind of Masons are the Masonic Lodge?
Speaker 1: These are like bricklayers, correct, they lay bricks. Stakes are high.
Speaker 1: The winner gets a new truck, a new mixer that'll
Speaker 1: get you going, five thousand in cold cash, hardcast, a trophy,
Speaker 1: and various hand tools.
Speaker 2: I could use a few of those.
Speaker 1: So good luck to him as he tries to bring
Speaker 1: back that championship for a third time.
Speaker 2: If he wins it, he's on the show.
Speaker 1: Like they say, aple Chevy Blazer. We don't see many
Speaker 1: of those around here, No kidding? Would the guy get
Speaker 1: out and go here? I gave him ten bucks? The
Speaker 1: hell with him. I don't drive on their list. Don't
Speaker 1: let this man in.
Speaker 2: And K wagons? You know what a K wagon is?
Speaker 1: Uh? Special? K No, I don't know. I don't know
Speaker 1: what is a K wagon.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to tell you.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's a it's a very uplifting What was the
Speaker 1: car after you?
Speaker 2: Was that a Maserati or rolls Royce.
Speaker 1: It's still pulling in. It's about three and a half
Speaker 1: blocks long. It looked like the batmobile. My little brand
Speaker 1: new Chevy Blazer did not fit in.
Speaker 2: Shall we say? Did they look at you like? Who's
Speaker 2: this guy?
Speaker 4: This guy?
Speaker 9: We don't get many of these clown from the poor
Speaker 9: side of town. We don't get many of those around here.
Speaker 9: That's true.
Speaker 2: Oh? Is it real?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: It's real? Rioteberg.
Speaker 1: He called me, left me a nice message. He's funny.
Speaker 1: Where were you for Ridgefest?
Speaker 3: Real?
Speaker 2: I was here? Where were you? Well? I was thinking
Speaker 2: of you?
Speaker 4: Say?
Speaker 2: Is that it in sports? Yes?
Speaker 1: Coming up next to we have a call. Put a
Speaker 1: call into the to Israel if it works. Ex Mayor
Speaker 1: of Shiloh about Trump's speech this morning, and where are
Speaker 1: the peace talks?
Speaker 2: With Hamas he was laying everybody out, he was getting
Speaker 2: from a to s.
Speaker 1: He said, you can drink your wine and eat your cheese,
Speaker 1: but the Muslim rape gangs are killing little girls.
Speaker 2: And looked right at him and said, your country's destroyed.
Speaker 1: He said that if the if your's not behind the
Speaker 1: United States getting Greenland, we'll remember he's like to He
Speaker 1: means he's like the Godfather. We'll make him an offer
Speaker 1: he can't refuse. Either your name or your brains will
Speaker 1: be on that contract. You have a choice, your name,
Speaker 1: Trumpster or your brains. Choose, but choose quickly and wisely.
Speaker 1: Say get me out of the studiabol please, Willie. It
Speaker 1: was on this day, January twenty first, nineteen seventy four.
Speaker 1: I saw on Netflix the series nineteen seventy five Marty
Speaker 1: Now We're living Good. Marty Brenneman, what was hired to
Speaker 1: replace al Michaels on this day in nineteen seventy four
Speaker 1: as the voice.
Speaker 2: Of the Reds.
Speaker 1: Tom Brenneman did not exist and Luke Brenneman did not exist. Correct,
Speaker 1: Now they're both jealous with Luke. I think calling a
Speaker 1: National College at the US of twenty one. You asked
Speaker 1: Luke tomorrow he'll buy those rings for his dad, And
Speaker 1: granted they want to.
Speaker 2: They're begging him. Sego, man, give me out of this too.
Speaker 2: Is your report? Seven hundred WLW Billy Cunning in the
Speaker 2: Great America.
Speaker 1: Of course, the Middle East is often the spark that
Speaker 1: sets most of the world on fire, and largely for
Speaker 1: the last several months because of Donald Trump and many others.
Speaker 1: His peace in the Middle East. Whoever thought it would
Speaker 1: happen is a long term I'm not sure. I pray
Speaker 1: to God it is. Will Hamas be disarmed. I'll believe
Speaker 1: that when I see it. And Davos, President Trump talked
Speaker 1: about disarming Hamas. He also made the point that when
Speaker 1: little baby boys are being born, they put an ak
Speaker 1: forty seven in the crib. They grew up with a
Speaker 1: hatred of Israel and a hatred of the West, a
Speaker 1: hatred of Jews, and a hatred of Christians and Catholics
Speaker 1: that cannot be stopped simply by killing individuals. And I
Speaker 1: think the Arab world, especially in Palestine and on the East,
Speaker 1: on the Western Bank and in Gossa, they got to
Speaker 1: reform their society, so it's not rooted upon hate. Instead,
Speaker 1: it's rooted upon family development and economic things of that character.
Speaker 1: But once again, and David Rubin is the former mayor
Speaker 1: of Shiloh, and there's a problem. He says, placing cutter
Speaker 1: and turkey on the board of peace is like placing
Speaker 1: cats on the board of mouse protection. And I kind
Speaker 1: of agree with that, but I want to get in
Speaker 1: his perspective. And former Mayor David Rubin, welcome again to
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, as we
Speaker 1: sit here, as we sit here today, say what is
Speaker 1: the status of Israel compared to what it was, say
Speaker 1: a few days after October the seventh.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, first first, let me tell you, Bill, it's
Speaker 4: good to hear your voice again, to be on on
Speaker 4: with you. It's been a while and uh, and so
Speaker 4: I'm going to give you an update since our last conversation,
Speaker 4: which was quite a while ago. Yes, yes, October seventh,
Speaker 4: and everything had happened around that, and you know, it
Speaker 4: was it was a disaster for Israel. It was it
Speaker 4: was horrific. It was the most traumatic event since the
Speaker 4: Holocaust for for the Jewish people. Having said that, since then,
Speaker 4: we've come a long way, and we've been fighting on
Speaker 4: seven fronts, and true there is a lull, sort of
Speaker 4: a lull in the fighting. But but but it's you know,
Speaker 4: it's it's still there's still this elephant in the room
Speaker 4: that we're going forward with this peace plan in Gaza,
Speaker 4: and everyone knows that Kamas is not going to disarm willingly. No,
Speaker 4: they're just not going to do it then, and they're
Speaker 4: definitely not going to be convinced to do so by
Speaker 4: Turkey and Katar, which are the two countries that have
Speaker 4: been their primary boosters aside from Iran. Well, that says
Speaker 4: it all right there now.
Speaker 1: Mayra, I know I can't conceive of that society built
Speaker 1: upon hate and for the Jew and for the Westerner,
Speaker 1: especially the jew for Catholics and Christians held ninety percent
Speaker 1: of Egyptians. This I got to get on to the
Speaker 1: board we're going to talk about that. I saw this
Speaker 1: pupil that ninety five percent of Egyptians say that if
Speaker 1: Islamic person leaves the faith, they should be killed. Also,
Speaker 1: percent of young Egyptian girls are sexually mutilated, generally by
Speaker 1: their mothers and aunties that they go through a click
Speaker 1: to erectomy, and it's unbelievable that society. And I look
Speaker 1: upon Egypt is somewhat of a maz a moderate Muslim state.
Speaker 1: I look upon that well, Egypt, but I don't know
Speaker 1: of a society. And I wonder why the college kids
Speaker 1: in America are not protesting what happened on October the
Speaker 1: seventh and what happens in its Egyptian societies, or what's
Speaker 1: going on right now with the terrible events and Syria,
Speaker 1: Iran and Iraq. Look what's hopping in Iran, and the
Speaker 1: college campuses are silent completely about that because they're not
Speaker 1: paid to protest, I guess. But longer term, I kind
Speaker 1: of agree with David Rubin. We got long term problems
Speaker 1: that can't be resolved with an advisory board, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, oh for sure. And by the way, the
Speaker 4: figures that you quoted are absolutely right. They're absolutely accurate,
Speaker 4: and I've I've written about them in my books. Uh
Speaker 4: that this this ninety five percent Egyptian belief that someone
Speaker 4: who converts from Islam should be killed. It's bizarre. It
Speaker 4: is just it goes against everything that we believe in.
Speaker 4: You know, I don't I don't like to hear about
Speaker 4: Jews that leave Judaism or you know, I'm sure, I'm
Speaker 4: sure you know that you don't you you wouldn't like
Speaker 4: to hear that a Catholic because a Muslim. But but
Speaker 4: but you are not going to say that they should
Speaker 4: be killed. It will be beheaded, right. It's it's a
Speaker 4: bizarre mentality. It's a it's just another culture completely that
Speaker 4: that that just doesn't go into in line with the
Speaker 4: Judeo Christian culture that Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin so praised.
Speaker 4: And you know, I just find it very disturbing. And
Speaker 4: you know, I wish I wish that we could say,
Speaker 4: honestly as everyone else says, without thinking that all religions
Speaker 4: are are equal. But but you know, Americans don't believe
Speaker 4: that if they're Americans who have a knowledge of their
Speaker 4: heritage and of their roots, right okay, And you know,
Speaker 4: and there there are many Americans that don't have that
Speaker 4: knowledge that that that that haven't read about the Constitutional Convention.
Speaker 4: When Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin stood up and they
Speaker 4: and they quoted from from the Old Testament. They quoted
Speaker 4: about when they're having having their debate about what the
Speaker 4: presidential seal was going to look like. Uh they they
Speaker 4: they quoted from from the Book of Exodus and they
Speaker 4: spoke of Moses standing at the splitting of the Red Sea.
Speaker 2: I saw the movie, right, I saw the movie.
Speaker 4: Which one of the first one with Charlton.
Speaker 1: I like Charlton. I like Charlton Heston. Now, Mayor, look,
Speaker 1: let's get a little deeper. We got to talk about
Speaker 1: the advisory board, but a little bit deeper into this.
Speaker 1: I attend Catholic services. I'm anna observing Catholic and after Mass,
Speaker 1: when I come out of church at Saint Gertrude's and Madeira,
Speaker 1: I don't want to kill anybody. I don't want to
Speaker 1: put a banner around my head and blow somebody up.
Speaker 1: I don't want to rape a woman. I don't want
Speaker 1: to kill a whole bunch of people. But in the
Speaker 1: fanatical Muslim world, coming out of a mosque, that's a
Speaker 1: dangerous place to be on a Friday night. Having heard
Speaker 1: what the what the ministers or the moo lah say.
Speaker 1: It's dangerous because you come out wanting to kill somebody.
Speaker 1: And that's not an American Muslim, because most American Muslims.
Speaker 1: There's mosques all over Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, at californ It's
Speaker 1: not the same, it's not perfect, but they don't want
Speaker 1: to come out killing people. In Cincinnati, we have a
Speaker 1: large mosque. In Westchester and Toledo there's another one, and
Speaker 1: it's not dangerous. It's a large branch of Islam that
Speaker 1: want to kill everybody and be killed. And when I
Speaker 1: see four and five year old little boys toddlers with
Speaker 1: Hamas banners across their chest, and they got knives and
Speaker 1: guns in their hands, and they got explosive devices taped
Speaker 1: to their bodies when they're four years old, I'm thinking,
Speaker 1: how do you overcome that when they become fourteen, twenty four,
Speaker 1: and thirty four? One more chance on that with you
Speaker 1: mayre And then I want to talk about the devisory board.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Can you smell when I'm cooking?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Well, first of all, you can overcome it. It's
Speaker 4: that deep and true. You said that. So they don't
Speaker 4: come out of the mosques on Friday in the United States.
Speaker 4: No going out to kill people in the streets. No,
Speaker 4: but yes, but yes, they do it in Europe already,
Speaker 4: and and they certainly do it in in uh, you know,
Speaker 4: in certain places in the in Judea or Samaria in Israel.
Speaker 4: They certainly do it in Iran, Turkey, and in Katar
Speaker 4: and many other places. Uh. They that's the that's the
Speaker 4: reality that when you have a majority of Muslims or
Speaker 4: or a very large minority of Muslims, uh, then then
Speaker 4: they become more radical and they start talking about actualizing
Speaker 4: that desire to cut off heads of those who disagree
Speaker 4: with them. That's danger.
Speaker 2: It's amazing to me.
Speaker 1: The injustice is happening right now in Tehran, Iran, with
Speaker 1: thousands of men, women and children with machine gun squads
Speaker 1: on behalf of the religious leaders of Tehran rolling around
Speaker 1: the streets killing people, raping women, beheading men, and thousands
Speaker 1: have been killed and slaughtered, thrown into dungeons to die
Speaker 1: horrible deaths. And there's not one protest anywhere on the
Speaker 1: college campus about those injustices.
Speaker 4: Why, oh well, no, maybe it's because maybe maybe it's
Speaker 4: because the country that is financing most of those protests
Speaker 4: on college campuses in America is Qatar. And and yeah,
Speaker 4: yeah they I know they paid for for a plane
Speaker 4: for the president, yep. And I know they invest in
Speaker 4: the United States. But they don't do it for altruistic reasons. Uh.
Speaker 4: They They have been the main financiers of the radical
Speaker 4: protests that you've seen in the past past couple of
Speaker 4: years on American college campuses. Right.
Speaker 2: They pay for it and we watch it for it,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 4: And it has and money talks, as you know.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, before we talk about the Advisory Board,
Speaker 1: there's a comment made by Abraham Lincoln. I don't know,
Speaker 1: as you, being the former mayor of Shiloh, Israel, know
Speaker 1: much about Abraham Lincoln, but he talked at one point
Speaker 1: about no foreign power or ever invade this country and
Speaker 1: drink a cup of water from the Ohio River or walk.
Speaker 2: On the Blue Ridge. We will not be conquered.
Speaker 1: If and when America falls, it will commit suicide. We
Speaker 1: will kill ourselves and deliver us into the hands of evildoers.
Speaker 1: A look at what's happening. You don't know much about
Speaker 1: Minneapolis or Los Angeles and what's happening on many great
Speaker 1: American cities that have fallen greatly, and you look about
Speaker 1: what's happening on college campuses. We produce marching Marxists who
Speaker 1: come out of college campuses who hate this country. We
Speaker 1: don't teach American kids how great we are. We talk
Speaker 1: about all the I can't tell you how many times
Speaker 1: I've seen man in the street interviews of college kids.
Speaker 1: Are you proud to be an American? Absolutely not. I
Speaker 1: hate to be an American. Are are you proud of
Speaker 1: the country you live in?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: I hate this place and those That's the majority view
Speaker 1: on college campuses today. Now let's talk about this advisory board.
Speaker 1: Can you tell the American people what is the Advisory board,
Speaker 1: the Board of Peace put together by Donald Trump about Gaza?
Speaker 1: Give us some facts on that mayor give me a
Speaker 1: full report.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, Well, first of all, I'll just give you
Speaker 4: a little snippet about what you just said. Were you
Speaker 4: quoting Michelle Obama who said that but when her husband
Speaker 4: was elected, it was the first time she ever felt
Speaker 4: proud of being an American. So you just have all
Speaker 4: these little Obamas walking around on American college campuses. And
Speaker 4: I'm not saying everyone's like that a lot, unfortunately and sadly,
Speaker 4: but okay, but that's a much bigger topic. That's for
Speaker 4: a separate show. And I do know what's going on
Speaker 4: in Minneapolis and Los Angeles anyhow, So, so, yes, the
Speaker 4: problem is that you cannot put on a board of
Speaker 4: peace Turkey and Katar, who have been the have been
Speaker 4: huge supporters of Commas of the Kamas terrorist organization that
Speaker 4: rapes and cuts off heads and and and burns babies alive.
Speaker 4: And you cannot have them on a board of peace
Speaker 4: and also invite Putin and China onto that board of peace.
Speaker 4: It makes no sense. It's it's just illogical. And and
Speaker 4: you know, Trump has done a lot of great things,
Speaker 4: and I and I hope he ends up acquiring Greenland
Speaker 4: because I think it would be great for the United
Speaker 4: States and the free world. But but but I'm not
Speaker 4: going to to to sit here and say to you
Speaker 4: that everything that Trump has done has been perfect. Frankly,
Speaker 4: I think he should just let Israel do the job
Speaker 4: in Gaza. Now that we have most of the hostages
Speaker 4: back to a great extent, thank you to President Trump
Speaker 4: for that. And you know, even though many of them
Speaker 4: were already slaughtered, uh and their bodies came home. Yeah.
Speaker 4: But but but I just think we need to be
Speaker 4: logical here.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about people who chad death to America, death Israel,
Speaker 4: and I mean it, you don't put them on boards
Speaker 4: of peace.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm reading the comments here from the Trump Sir
Speaker 1: and DeVos. It was certainly good. It's going to cost
Speaker 1: a billion dollars to get on the board of peace
Speaker 1: inviting all these people. And I hope, I often say
Speaker 1: when he does stupid stuff, and every now and then
Speaker 1: Trump does he's imperfect.
Speaker 2: I hope he knows what he's doing. I hope he
Speaker 2: knows what he's doing, and so I hope he does.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: Before I let you go, I want to talk about
Speaker 1: the Israeli Children dot Org treating the victims of terror
Speaker 1: in Israel.
Speaker 2: How do you see the Iran thing?
Speaker 1: If I would have you back on David Rubin in
Speaker 1: about three months, how do you see that plane out?
Speaker 4: I think that the people of Iran are going to win.
Speaker 4: I think they're going to need support. They can need
Speaker 4: some military support to win, whether it comes from the
Speaker 4: United States, as President Trump has been alluding to, or
Speaker 4: whether it comes from Israel. The people of Iran are
Speaker 4: brave people. They're being exploded in the streets by that
Speaker 4: fanatical regime of Batolis. But I think that they're going
Speaker 4: to win their struggle. And you had mentioned you had
Speaker 4: mentioned the Israel Children dot org, which is the website
Speaker 4: of the Shiloh Israel Children's Fund, and that's the place
Speaker 4: to go Israel Children dot org to find out about
Speaker 4: what we are doing to help the trauma, to help
Speaker 4: to ease the trauma of the terror victim children in Israel.
Speaker 4: And yes, you can, you can heal trauma. It's not easy.
Speaker 4: It always but always stays with you to some extent,
Speaker 4: but you learn to contend with it. And so I know,
Speaker 4: I know you have a lot of great Americans out
Speaker 4: there who want to stand with Israel, and the place
Speaker 4: they can find out more is that Israel Children dot org.
Speaker 1: Mayor David Rubin, you're a great American. I want to
Speaker 1: go to Israel one more time. And next time I
Speaker 1: would go tomorrow, I would go in a month. I
Speaker 1: would go in six months if bad things happen everywhere.
Speaker 1: And I'd love to come back to Israel with my
Speaker 1: wife and a small group to to have those human experiences.
Speaker 1: As a practicing Roman Catholic, I felt like I was
Speaker 1: coming home.
Speaker 2: But wow, David Ruben.
Speaker 4: Wat and I build my door is open to you.
Speaker 2: I know I I should have.
Speaker 4: I would love to see it I have not.
Speaker 1: Most of my guests I never see, I never meet.
Speaker 1: I think you exist. I think I exist, but I'm
Speaker 1: not sure. But at some point I want to meet
Speaker 1: you in Israel, the land of Jesus Christ. And David Rubin,
Speaker 1: thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show, and once again,
Speaker 1: Israeli Israel Children dot Org is the website. And David Rubin,
Speaker 1: you're a great Israeli and I think a great American
Speaker 1: and I am.
Speaker 4: I was born in the United States, and that's true.
Speaker 1: God Bless America, God bless Israel. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, Merrie. Let's continue with more news,
Speaker 1: coming up, news, coming up Your Home with the Reds
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Speaker 10: Because every single day there's some new Trump horror dominating
Speaker 10: the headlines. Case in point, Trump invaded Venezuela a couple
Speaker 10: of weeks ago, seized their leader and brought him to Brooklyn.
Speaker 10: And absolutely nobody's talking about it, not even me. That's weird,
Speaker 10: and it's probably really it's probably the whole point. Today's
Speaker 10: mcmaniacal criminality distracts us from yesterday's maniac crimes.
Speaker 7: Oh hello, bye, I'm.
Speaker 2: Broadcasting guy Rock.
Speaker 1: We have many stories parcolating, but I know what's gonna
Speaker 1: lead your uh. I wasn't gonna bring this up if
Speaker 1: Sarah least comes in. By the way, she loves being
Speaker 1: with a segment every morning, Yes, and says the two
Speaker 1: to three minutes is not enough. She wants more time
Speaker 1: with the segment. You mean the segment is not giving
Speaker 1: her more than two to three minutes. That's all I
Speaker 1: saw you.
Speaker 2: I gotta go to the low tea sent they can't
Speaker 2: because you could easily put that down your pants. Well
Speaker 2: I know how that works. But she pointed out and
Speaker 2: sent me up. She at the airport with you.
Speaker 1: She couldn't fit in that stall with me in the airport,
Speaker 1: I guarantee seg you would not.
Speaker 2: Have fit in the stall. Yeah, amen to that. But
Speaker 2: making fun of me, if you don't mind.
Speaker 1: Now, she comes in with a pick of Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: in a McDonald's restaurant by himself, which gonna come went
Speaker 1: on that?
Speaker 2: So who took the picture?
Speaker 3: She take it? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Absolutely? What do you have like a big mac? He
Speaker 1: had a big mac and he's got his sunglasses on.
Speaker 1: He needs a woman. Joe Burrow needs a one. We've
Speaker 1: already established it.
Speaker 9: He needs he's a girl from g C L School
Speaker 9: on the West Side scene in high school Cally.
Speaker 1: He needs need something, doesn't an influencer, a runway model.
Speaker 1: He needs a regular woman, regular one.
Speaker 2: And that's the one he can talk to. And some
Speaker 2: children have a family running right, But why can't you?
Speaker 2: Can you get image? Seems very very lonely. He's a
Speaker 2: lonely man. I watched them to come down here. We'll
Speaker 2: make him un lonely. Look at him, doesn't he look lonely.
Speaker 2: He's waiting for his order, but he's by himself.
Speaker 1: But sometimes, you know, people like to be by don't
Speaker 1: you go to McDonalds sometimes?
Speaker 2: Of course I do. Okay.
Speaker 1: Now the other thing, we got to take your picture.
Speaker 1: Oh he looked lonely. He looked lonely.
Speaker 2: I saw this Netflix.
Speaker 9: Is that picture of you at the hat Ga BP
Speaker 9: with a cheese County by yourself in the stands?
Speaker 2: Where is that picture at? Yeah? I embraced it my
Speaker 2: fan my land.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, and I'm thinking, Joe Burrow, I'm watching
Speaker 1: this special on net. Although I saw nineteen seventy five
Speaker 1: last night, you know on Netflix? Look at you think
Speaker 1: we got problems, not even close. SEGM remembers it. Between
Speaker 1: sixty three and like seventy nine, we had every freaking
Speaker 1: disaster happened.
Speaker 2: I mean, this isn't the worst time in American history.
Speaker 2: Were into the mainstream.
Speaker 1: These cities weren't burning, you know, New York was on fire,
Speaker 1: yet no gasoline was anywhere.
Speaker 9: Can you talk once about the tanks rolling down around
Speaker 9: Fountain Square back in the day.
Speaker 1: In nineteen sixty, sixty seven, sixty eight, martial law was
Speaker 1: declared and we had machine guns on Fountain Square because
Speaker 1: all the you know, the city was doing. No big deal,
Speaker 1: right thanks students getting shot down and killed?
Speaker 2: Uh two or three?
Speaker 9: Nobody you see, their time period is the most constant
Speaker 9: period in history.
Speaker 2: Is the worst ever. But you're changing this.
Speaker 1: What is the Christian Here's the question for you, and
Speaker 1: I think Sarah this is on the segment ignores it.
Speaker 1: There's a big YouTuber who is now the main squeeze
Speaker 1: of Tom Brady. Segment knows her name quite well.
Speaker 9: I think he used can you say off air that
Speaker 9: she makes like more money than he does.
Speaker 1: According to Sarah Elise, she loans Tom Brady money. Whoever
Speaker 1: that girlfriend is and then it doesn't Penny loan you
Speaker 1: money sometimes absolutely, Okay.
Speaker 9: Now she's in alex Earl myself to look at pictures
Speaker 9: of her and research her a little bit.
Speaker 2: I don't want to do this, but this is just purposes.
Speaker 2: You got that, you got Jordan. Now what do you say?
Speaker 1: You got Jordan Hudsons and her together canoodling. And I
Speaker 1: said to Sarah, what is canoodling? She said, it was
Speaker 1: like trying to find catfish in the in the mud.
Speaker 1: This girl is that famous? How come I I have
Speaker 1: never seen her or heard of her.
Speaker 9: I'm a hip guy, I'm all things simultaneously.
Speaker 2: I've never heard of her. Then I never heard of her.
Speaker 1: But she's she makes ten you did, yeah, she makes
Speaker 1: ten million dollars a year as a YouTuber creating YouTube video.
Speaker 2: So she had what.
Speaker 1: Well, well, you could probably do the same thing if
Speaker 1: you put your mind to it.
Speaker 2: You were in charge of that rock the YouTube whatever.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: We got to do something with podcast, yes, wait can
Speaker 1: I can't get mine up anyway because things were screwed up,
Speaker 1: That's what she said. Nothing, by the way, and so
Speaker 1: we have the two women together were striking a deal.
Speaker 1: But Tom Brady, part owner of the Raiders Vegas, is
Speaker 1: going to hire Bill Belichick and Jordan Hudson to come
Speaker 1: in to Vegas. Is that her there, sir, It's in
Speaker 1: YouTube all day long. You can YouTube me all you want. Honey,
Speaker 1: look at that. I'm disgusted by that. Yeah, that's a
Speaker 1: fun exit. We do this research. Listeners, don't have to
Speaker 1: object yourself this mut I feel good about looking at
Speaker 1: female anatomy as a positive.
Speaker 2: You majored in that, Xavier.
Speaker 1: I try to, but yeah, it didn't work. So seg Yeah,
Speaker 1: is there a chance you refuse to answer the question.
Speaker 1: Is Bill Belichick the next head football coach of that
Speaker 1: Tom Brady led Las Vegas Raiders?
Speaker 2: Would you be shocked?
Speaker 9: I don't ever be shocked, but I would bet against
Speaker 9: it because there's a falling out there at the end.
Speaker 2: But now, and again, as I said yesterday, had he.
Speaker 9: Just took the North Carolina job by himself and was
Speaker 9: the same Bill Belichick of the last fifty years, I
Speaker 9: think he would have been considered.
Speaker 2: But now no one wants to get in this Jordan
Speaker 2: Hudson's circus. Am I wrong?
Speaker 9: I love the circus? I know you do, But you're
Speaker 9: about the only one. Certainly, nobody in Chapel Hill likes it.
Speaker 9: I don't think they like it to they think Tom
Speaker 9: Brenman likes it. Tom Brenderman loves it. I'm just saying it.
Speaker 1: And I got Luke Brenneman on tomorrow to talk to
Speaker 1: that talk about showing up his father and grandfather with
Speaker 1: a nation national title.
Speaker 2: And I don't think Marty and Tom have one, do they? No?
Speaker 4: Not?
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Speaker 1: road at eight thirty here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Joe Burrow's a lonely man.
Speaker 1: Xavier's on the road up against Creton at six thirty
Speaker 1: on fifty five KRC Sean Miller and the Texas Longhorns
Speaker 1: are in Lexington to battle the Cats at seven on
Speaker 1: ESPN fifteen thirty, and Dayton goes up against Lasal. According
Speaker 1: to l ducea dj T put on Truth, social negotiations
Speaker 1: are proceeding nicely acquiring Greenland, and we called trump Land.
Speaker 1: He's gonna change the name. That'll go over Well, that's
Speaker 1: what it says. Can we call it truy?
Speaker 4: The way?
Speaker 9: Do people people that are losing their mind he's talking
Speaker 9: about invading Greenland?
Speaker 2: Do they not know how he operates? Have they not
Speaker 2: figured him out?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 9: Over the last eight years he just says these things.
Speaker 9: You get everyone all worked up, and he's gonna work
Speaker 9: out a deal no tariffs right here. Then they'll call
Speaker 9: it trump Land.
Speaker 1: You know what he said? Yes like that Trump You
Speaker 1: didn hakeem Jefferies and I think they like that trump Land.
Speaker 9: But he is what he does here it is there's
Speaker 9: a hand grade and the major lets everyone react to it.
Speaker 2: He steps in later.
Speaker 1: And the golf it's the Golf of America route now right,
Speaker 1: No hurricanes for Google, No hurricanes, right, Willie, Let's see
Speaker 1: the uh Apparently the Major League Baseball a big rabbit
Speaker 1: hole right now, they're gonna push for a salary cap.
Speaker 2: Who the baseball owners? There we go, that's what should happen.
Speaker 1: Free agent outfielder and first baseman Cody Bellacher today stays
Speaker 1: with the Yankees five years, one sick, two million billion
Speaker 1: or a million million. He's had a two seventy two
Speaker 1: twenty nine homers. I hit most of the season behind
Speaker 1: uh the judge.
Speaker 9: So I told you guys last Eric last week after
Speaker 9: the Dodgers landed Kyle Tucker, they have fourteen players with
Speaker 9: eight figure salaries. So that said, I think everyone outside
Speaker 9: of LA would agree that a salary cap in baseball
Speaker 9: would be a good thing.
Speaker 2: Do you think it will?
Speaker 3: Do?
Speaker 2: You think will ever happened? Ever? Never? How about this?
Speaker 1: I just got a textion Rob Sanders Trump, Trump should
Speaker 1: call it Bidenville. Lives have to oppose Biden. What if
Speaker 1: you call it biden when the Libs accepted it was
Speaker 1: biden Land. How about Kamala Land. If Trump's We're going
Speaker 1: to take this over, I'll call it Bidenville. And if
Speaker 1: you're displeased about how things are going to just go,
Speaker 1: we'll ship you off over there and you can live
Speaker 1: up there with the Eskima in the say Eskimos. Now
Speaker 1: you can't say Eskimos. Their native people are called the Nooks,
Speaker 1: the penguins and the sield. They're not penguins, they're human beings.
Speaker 1: Not then on the same way, the nuts there.
Speaker 2: And you and you u.
Speaker 9: K the Knucks is Joe Nuxall is involved in maybe
Speaker 9: they'll make Maybe they'll make Biden ambassador to Greenland.
Speaker 2: You can't find it another cut.
Speaker 1: Let's see Bearcat's schedule is out. In football, u u
Speaker 1: C will open against Boston College at Knippert Stadium September
Speaker 1: the fifth.
Speaker 2: They didn't win a game last year, followed.
Speaker 1: By Western Carolina, then the Mimi RedHawks coming to town
Speaker 1: in the Big twelve Texas Tech.
Speaker 2: Is that Brandon soars me Brendan, He's got to come back.
Speaker 1: You play the nip and Neon d n Deon brings
Speaker 1: his Colorado Buffaloes to Knippert Stadium. That away games include
Speaker 1: Arizona West Virginia when Houston b Yu.
Speaker 2: No, I have my exit.
Speaker 9: The November schedule once again is challenging, challenging, not if
Speaker 9: not if we had the right coach who's now coaching Indiana.
Speaker 9: Here is my text from the ex account yesterday. I'm
Speaker 9: sure you two read it. This is what I said
Speaker 9: twenty four hours ago.
Speaker 2: Relax.
Speaker 1: As Trump heads to Davos, a good deal for US
Speaker 1: will be reached on Greenland, no invasion, The market will
Speaker 1: go back up, leaders will kiss Trump's ring and probably
Speaker 1: something else as foreign investments in the US sky rocket.
Speaker 1: Elite European liberals much prefer come all of the lead.
Speaker 1: But they just got trumped. Yeah, that's that's what's happening
Speaker 1: twenty four hour Right now, the tariffs are at you,
Speaker 1: the market is up, and guess what, We're gonna reach
Speaker 1: a deal on trump Land.
Speaker 2: You're simply following his playbooks. I like the last relax, Relax,
Speaker 2: relax segment. Sit back and enjoy it. What will you
Speaker 2: do with Sarah Elist tomorrow? I was thinking about going
Speaker 2: to Greenland. He want to He want to answer the question,
Speaker 2: what are you gonna do in greenuplan? I don't trump Land?
Speaker 2: Sit there?
Speaker 1: You see said last time somebody showed up there was
Speaker 1: five hundred years ago. Leif Erickson was there, called it
Speaker 1: Greenland goes it was green Now no one wants to
Speaker 1: go there. Let's make it an amusement park and call
Speaker 1: it trump Land. I said, now you're onto something.
Speaker 9: We've got to put some more military based on that's
Speaker 9: the that's the idea. The oil and some natural resources
Speaker 9: and get them all, to get them all, get them all.
Speaker 2: What they ought to do is hold the Winter Olympics
Speaker 2: there every four years. What about the plan?
Speaker 9: Who's going to pay each citizen like a million bucks
Speaker 9: or something? And he said five hundred thousand. He dropped
Speaker 9: it down in Greenland. Yes, he wanted to see you
Speaker 9: want to be I'm a citizen of Greenland. By the way,
Speaker 9: their currency of exchange aren't walrus teeth. So if you
Speaker 9: want to deal in the land of the Knucks, you
Speaker 9: have to get some like crypto crypto athletes and it's
Speaker 9: like shaved walrus too.
Speaker 2: Wal The money of Greenland is teeth.
Speaker 1: Teeth and they have lines of fish kind of drying
Speaker 1: out and then use.
Speaker 9: That was at that restaurant you went to in Naples. Oh,
Speaker 9: we don't see too many Chevy glaciers around there. Ye
Speaker 9: tell me about it. Yeah, who is this?
Speaker 1: A hundred dollars bills for the Lamborghini's. I come up
Speaker 1: with a ten Just open up a nostril and blew
Speaker 1: it at me. The guy took his picture said, don't
Speaker 1: come back there, wipers. Are any of the hand of
Speaker 1: it back? We don't see too many of these Chevylazer
Speaker 1: ten dollar bill?
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 2: Just rip it up and throw it away.
Speaker 1: Give me my Lamborghini money, my Ferrari money, and a
Speaker 1: k wagon.
Speaker 2: What's on the big show today?
Speaker 9: Right out of the gate, we have Bill then to
Speaker 9: use a financial strategist, talk about the ups and the
Speaker 9: downs of the market.
Speaker 2: Yesterday down covered it way up. Were they going to
Speaker 2: cover the market? No, no, no, don't makes We have
Speaker 2: not gotten an update on it. It's it's up, by
Speaker 2: the way a thousand points. And then how about this.
Speaker 2: At four o'clock, we have Gary Burbank's daughter joining us
Speaker 2: in studio. Nice little girl.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm going to talk about Gary Burbank. And there's
Speaker 9: a like a celebration. I should call it a cell
Speaker 9: brasion of life, but something matter of fact.
Speaker 2: You're coming up this Saturday, play some bits, play some bit.
Speaker 2: We're gonna get on that. And then you're joining us
Speaker 2: at five. I didn't ask you yet, but you're coming on.
Speaker 2: They am available.
Speaker 1: I'll be in the land of nuts with walrus teeth
Speaker 1: chipping them out and chipping them out.
Speaker 2: Well, what if you.
Speaker 9: Gave that valet down and then down there a U
Speaker 9: Horris tooth.
Speaker 2: We don't see too many those are a couple of tusks.
Speaker 1: Oh well, lastly, get me out of the Stuard's report.
Speaker 1: You and Sarah Alice have something going on. I know
Speaker 1: the song me and missus Jones. We got a thing
Speaker 1: going on. You and Sarah? WILLI in honor of Sarah, Yes,
Speaker 1: storms are brewing her off. You being an idiot. We
Speaker 1: leave you with the immortal words of the Stewod Report.
Speaker 6: Like, I'm like, I'm too old, so really, yeah, you'll
Speaker 6: be like this time next year really will be like
Speaker 6: please don't even look my way.
Speaker 2: I know that you're my age. I know when Willy
Speaker 2: stops checking you out, that's when you know it's over.
Speaker 2: I still need him to be a PERV with me.
Speaker 2: I need for myself. Willy is a PERV with you.
Speaker 2: I've seen it first. Fine, I'm coming up in a
Speaker 2: few minutes there.
Speaker 1: Well, Sarah, if I were younger, I would I would
Speaker 1: I gladly engage in coitus with you.
Speaker 2: Why do you like to engage in coitus.
Speaker 9: But as soon as a dirty common dir talk dirty
Speaker 9: to me, Willie say coitus again, coitus.
Speaker 2: I enjoyed coitus that I know. I'm screwed, but I
Speaker 2: think I did hit a point where I'm like, oh
Speaker 2: my god.
Speaker 6: Dudes in like their sixties and seventies are like, no,
Speaker 6: she's way too old.
Speaker 2: You're too old. You've aged out.
Speaker 7: My god, eighties, nineties.
Speaker 2: I can't see you make it in the well.
Speaker 1: That that's what you do with every morning sag happily.
Speaker 1: Somebody help me. Well there's something going on. I'm that's
Speaker 1: why I'm going to Greenland, I mean trump Land. Yeah,
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Speaker 9: I'm gonna watch them. I hate that kind of stuff too.
Speaker 9: Now let's continue with more segment. Thank you, Yes, sir, Rocky.
Speaker 9: When all these things happen, you're going to be in
Speaker 9: a stand of shock and disbelief, won't you?
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