Speaker 1: My Billy Cunningham, the great American, Welcome this Wednesday afternoon
Speaker 1: in the tri State. A little bit of rainy. We
Speaker 1: need a little Wednesday and Thursday. Things are going to
Speaker 1: be clear on Friday for Halloween, but until then, all
Speaker 1: hell's breaking loose. Of course, I monitor all the shows
Speaker 1: so you don't have to. MSNBC is blaming the Republicans,
Speaker 1: mainly Congressman Warren Davidson, of everything happening bad in the world.
Speaker 1: You watch the other shows, and basically it's the idea
Speaker 1: that the Congress has voted to fund food stamps that
Speaker 1: went down the tubes. Then the Congress voted to fund
Speaker 1: the military. Democrats didn't like that. And Republicans have offered
Speaker 1: a one year continuance of the Biden budget and the
Speaker 1: Democrats don't want that. So what the hell do they want?
Speaker 1: As Charlie Kirk often said, when the talking ends, that's
Speaker 1: when violence begins. Joanan, you and I now is Congressman
Speaker 1: Warren Davidson. I think of the eighth Congressional District and
Speaker 1: Congressman Davidson. Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. So
Speaker 1: what does the congressman do when nothing's going on? You're
Speaker 1: out of session, not much happening, and Mike Johnson's called
Speaker 1: your backs and not called you back. So what do
Speaker 1: you do if anything, Well.
Speaker 2: It's always an honor to join you and your listeners,
Speaker 2: Willie and look, it's pretty similar to normal, except you've
Speaker 2: got less structure to your time. I mean, I'm working
Speaker 2: on bills with colleagues, working in particular on an outbound
Speaker 2: investment bill this morning, back and forth with several colleagues
Speaker 2: and staff.
Speaker 3: I was out in DC last week.
Speaker 2: Met with White House on that and a couple other bills,
Speaker 2: met with Senators on some of these things. And so
Speaker 2: you're still doing some of the same kinds of collaboration.
Speaker 2: In a way, it's you get bigger blocks of time
Speaker 2: to focus on other bills. So you're trying to make
Speaker 2: lemonade out of limits I mean, and the limits are
Speaker 2: handed out by Democrats.
Speaker 3: We've called the votes. The House of Representatives.
Speaker 2: Has voted to fund the government, yes, which is why
Speaker 2: we're not in session. We're waiting on the Senate and
Speaker 2: we can't really proceed until they decide how they're going
Speaker 2: to proceed. And they've offered everything in the world to Democrats.
Speaker 2: But look, to be fair, Democrats have said, here's our
Speaker 2: list of demands. It's one and a half trillion dollars
Speaker 2: worth of stuff they know they're not getting. No, you know,
Speaker 2: we didn't accidentally defund Usaid. We didn't accidentally turn off
Speaker 2: their ability to take credit for funding with state dollars
Speaker 2: but get reimbursed from the federal dollars for funding illegals
Speaker 2: with Medicaid money. We didn't accidentally. We didn't accidentally do
Speaker 2: these things. And frankly, they didn't accidentally set expiration dates
Speaker 2: for the COVID funding on Obamacare. You know, it was
Speaker 2: a bill that passed with one hundred percent Democrat votes,
Speaker 2: just like Obamacare did in the first way. And they're
Speaker 2: just trying to continue the subsidies because Obamacare failed. It
Speaker 2: isn't affordable, and it doesn't work. It works in fact
Speaker 2: the way that we've said that it was designed to,
Speaker 2: which is a poisoned pill to destroy American healthcare and
Speaker 2: deliver what they want, which is single payer communist healthcare.
Speaker 1: All let's talk about. First of all, I want to
Speaker 1: have out his issue number two. It Issue number one
Speaker 1: is snap what's our food stamps? In twenty nineteen, which
Speaker 1: wasn't exactly. The dark age is twenty nineteen. US government's
Speaker 1: spend fifty six billion dollars on food stamps in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 1: Now the number is one hundred and two billion. It
Speaker 1: is more than doubled in the last five years. Now,
Speaker 1: I did a little research from the US Budget Office
Speaker 1: about who gets food stamps. How about this one? Food
Speaker 1: stamps by ethnicity. Afghans forty five percent, Somali's forty three percent,
Speaker 1: iraqis thirty five percent, Dominican Caribbean Islanders twenty eight percent,
Speaker 1: the Native Americans is twenty five percent, Puerto Ricans twenty
Speaker 1: seven percent, Cubans twenty five percent, Cambodians twenty three percent.
Speaker 1: Can you smell when I'm cooking? Essentially, may I've raised
Speaker 1: my hand in the back of the room. The cost
Speaker 1: of food stamps have more than doubled, and it's the
Speaker 1: ethnicity of those receiving it. Many here illegally be waiting
Speaker 1: for a hearing has increased greatly. So when you show
Speaker 1: up somewhere and you can say I claim refugee status,
Speaker 1: I want a hearing, the officer will say, well, are
Speaker 1: you available in the year twenty five two? Yes, I
Speaker 1: am available. In the meantime, here's your list, your menu
Speaker 1: of government benefits. We are funding the world. Plus there's
Speaker 1: a twenty percent factor of waste, fraud and abuse. So
Speaker 1: if we go back to twenty nineteen levels along with
Speaker 1: the rate of inflation, we should spend about sixty billion dollars.
Speaker 1: Instead we spend double that. Why is that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean these are things that Democrats designed, and frankly,
Speaker 2: the unfortunate part is a lot of this is embedded
Speaker 2: in status quot funding. So this is why Republicans are
Speaker 2: compromising with status quot funding, because the real policy is
Speaker 2: we want to go way different than that.
Speaker 3: Now, the big thing that we did.
Speaker 2: Back in the summer was we said, look, if you're
Speaker 2: able bodied, working age adult, you don't have dependent kids
Speaker 2: at home, well then you got to go to work eventually,
Speaker 2: you know, you got to get a job, go to school, volunteer,
Speaker 2: do something that used to be bipartisan. And frankly, when
Speaker 2: I pull it in the eighth district, it is bipartisan.
Speaker 2: But nationally Democrats say, oh, you know, we can't expect
Speaker 2: that that's totally unreasonable. But knowing full well that exactly
Speaker 2: what they would do for a friend and family member.
Speaker 2: I don't know the ethnic breakdown on everybody, but the
Speaker 2: troubling numbers. I think it's about fifty three percent of
Speaker 2: the food stafe dollars are going to non citizens, correct,
Speaker 2: which is crazy, correct, it's crazy correct. So our compassion
Speaker 2: is bankrupt in our country. And it's to the Democrats
Speaker 2: that designed this. It's a feature, not a bug. I mean,
Speaker 2: they designed the invasion of our country and they're mad
Speaker 2: that we're trying to turn it off. So that's a
Speaker 2: lot of what this fight is about. And I think, look,
Speaker 2: in the meantime, there are Americans who need food stamps.
Speaker 2: They do need the assistance, and it's designed to be
Speaker 2: there as a safety net because you know, God forbid,
Speaker 2: anyone could run into a time of trouble or need
Speaker 2: and then your friends and family are there, of course directly,
Speaker 2: but you've got a government program that says, yeah, your
Speaker 2: whole community is there. We don't want you to stay
Speaker 2: that way. But it's meant to be a hand up,
Speaker 2: not a snare to trap you in a system of dependence.
Speaker 2: And so we need to make it work better. But
Speaker 2: in the meantime, it isn't going to work at all
Speaker 2: if we don't get the.
Speaker 1: Votes, so you bring it up. Fifty three percent of
Speaker 1: food stamps go to non citizens, and a good chunk
Speaker 1: of those. I know for my years working in the
Speaker 1: Public Defender's office here in Hamilton County that these things
Speaker 1: are also currency. So if you're issued your EBT card,
Speaker 1: you issued your so called food stamps, you sell them
Speaker 1: for fifty cents on the dollar to make money, to
Speaker 1: make cash. And if it's a ten to twenty percent factor,
Speaker 1: the cost of foodstamp should be less than half of
Speaker 1: what it is today. But the media, what doesn't the
Speaker 1: media cover this the way you and I just did.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's rare.
Speaker 2: I mean you'd see like John Stossel or somebody like
Speaker 2: that would occasionally get the truth out on one of
Speaker 2: these programming things. But those kind of spots are rare
Speaker 2: at this point. Main when they did food stamp reform
Speaker 2: back years ago. Of course, it's been undone since then
Speaker 2: because the Democrats got in control of their state and
Speaker 2: undid it. But they put a photo id on food stamps,
Speaker 2: and they started cracking down on the places that we're
Speaker 2: doing just what you say. They'll have a conne store
Speaker 2: or something out there and there'll be you know, a
Speaker 2: little bit of groceries on the store, but the store
Speaker 2: isn't designed to sell groceries. It's designed to process EVT
Speaker 2: cards and fifty cents on the dollar sometimes is optimistic.
Speaker 3: Whatever the I don't know what the black market.
Speaker 2: Rate today is, but I'll bet you Keith favor our
Speaker 2: auditor is because those are the kinds of things that
Speaker 2: our auditor goes after in our attorney general in our state. Look,
Speaker 2: I think our state does a better job than most,
Speaker 2: but the fraud's real. There's a real black market out there.
Speaker 2: People are selling them for money. Yeah, and the big
Speaker 2: big thing is all this inflates grocery prices. So yeah,
Speaker 2: it's fair to say grocery prices are higher. So if
Speaker 2: you're going to help somebody, it probably takes more to
Speaker 2: help them, you know, this year than it did in
Speaker 2: twenty nineteen. But if you look, you know, specific programs
Speaker 2: like that where you might have to make some changes.
Speaker 2: But if you look holistically, if the federal government spent
Speaker 2: the same money that we spent before COVID, we'd have
Speaker 2: a balanced budget. We wouldn't even have deficits. And people go, well,
Speaker 2: you know, we can't do that because inflation. You're like, well,
Speaker 2: let's go back to what causes inflation. When you do
Speaker 2: this massive government spending, it's injecting extra money into the economy.
Speaker 2: And the food stamps is exactly a way. If the
Speaker 2: market price had to cover the forty one million people
Speaker 2: what they can afford to pay for groceries, how would
Speaker 2: groceries not be lower?
Speaker 3: They would be lower.
Speaker 1: Well, an important factor is this that, whether it's food
Speaker 1: stamps or Obamacare, whatever it might be, when the federal
Speaker 1: government gets involved, I can guarantee you that the subsidies
Speaker 1: increase the demand, they raise the prices, causing more inflation.
Speaker 1: There is a less deductibility and more waste, fraud, abuse,
Speaker 1: and increase spending that area. It is guaranteed that's going
Speaker 1: to result. So food stamps will be resolved. So I'd
Speaker 1: like to ask you this question, since if we took
Speaker 1: the budget from twenty twenty increased it by inflation, we'd
Speaker 1: have a balanced budget today. But we're spending about i
Speaker 1: don't know about forty percent more forty five percent more
Speaker 1: in the federal government than we spend in twenty twenty
Speaker 1: with less results. And so instead of reforming the system,
Speaker 1: even you Republicans keep saying, well, let's keep the same system.
Speaker 1: We'll kick the can down the road for another year.
Speaker 1: Well we'll give you the same Biden budget, and the
Speaker 1: Democrats do won't even vote for that. And so make
Speaker 1: clear this point. If we spent justin for inflation, the
Speaker 1: same amount of money we spent in the twenty nineteen
Speaker 1: twenty twenty cycle, we'd have a balanced budget today, not
Speaker 1: having to borrow two trillion dollars.
Speaker 2: Is that correct, That's accurate, and that's the kind of
Speaker 2: agenda that we want to get on. And that's where
Speaker 2: Russ voted at omb put out the president's budget. And
Speaker 2: look in the meantime without us taking action, you look
Speaker 2: at what russ vote is pairing back and what he's saying, Look,
Speaker 2: we need to furlow these people, and these people need
Speaker 2: to be at work today. It's going to line up
Speaker 2: with what the president's budget is. This is the priority,
Speaker 2: this isn't the priority. And so in a way they've
Speaker 2: got an open hand. But in the long run, yeah,
Speaker 2: the people that are at work today will eventually get paid,
Speaker 2: but but they should get paid today. And that's a
Speaker 2: bill that we put on the floor in the Senate.
Speaker 2: Republicans put on the floor in the Senate just to
Speaker 2: try to break the logjam in the Senate to get
Speaker 2: to sixty votes, and of course then it would have
Speaker 2: to come back to the House because it'd be changed,
Speaker 2: but we would pass it easily. And this is if
Speaker 2: you're essential enough to be at work this week. Surely
Speaker 2: the payroll clerk is essential enough to be at work
Speaker 2: and you can get paid on time. But Democrats voted
Speaker 2: that down, and you know they don't want to fund
Speaker 2: the whole government, and then they don't want to park
Speaker 2: the fund. The paired down quote posential part and the
Speaker 2: fact that people run into suffering, whether it's because they
Speaker 2: don't get their paycheck on time, or the food stamps
Speaker 2: aren't mailed, or contracts aren't being let all these kinds
Speaker 2: of things that we need for the federal government to do.
Speaker 2: Catherine Clark, who's the Democrat Whip, one of the senior
Speaker 2: leaders for Democrats in the House, she says this suffering
Speaker 2: is part of their leverage, so they know that these
Speaker 2: are going to be consequences, and they're counting on this
Speaker 2: in their mind. It's going to make people want to
Speaker 2: pressure Republicans to fold and concede to this one and
Speaker 2: a half trillion dollars wish list that isn't going to happen.
Speaker 2: So they're going to fold. The matter is how long,
Speaker 2: and so we've offered some alternatives where we could just
Speaker 2: try to do it purely with Republicans, but this is
Speaker 2: part of what they want too. They wanted to break
Speaker 2: the filibuster rule but for Joe Mansion and Kristen Cinemon
Speaker 2: they would have broken it in the Senate now, and
Speaker 2: Republicans feel like that's a decent safeguard to make sure
Speaker 2: that there is some sort of bipartisan consensus in governing
Speaker 2: the country. Democrats are ready to abandon it, and they
Speaker 2: want to take They want Republicans to take the blame
Speaker 2: for breaking it, but they want it broken.
Speaker 1: Well, the Democrats want chaos. Now next year they'll run
Speaker 1: on a campaign slogan of chaos and democratic behavior calls
Speaker 1: to chaos, and I think many Americans don't understand that fact.
Speaker 1: A little bit of statistics indicate that one hundred and
Speaker 1: sixty million Americans rely upon employee are sponsored insurance you
Speaker 1: have medical care. And according to that number, on hundred
Speaker 1: and six million Americans like here here at the Death Star. iHeartMedia.
Speaker 1: Most of our employees are on employer sponsored plans, and
Speaker 1: those on employer sponsored plans say seventy five percent of
Speaker 1: Americans say their coverage they receive through their employer is acceptable.
Speaker 1: It's not the best, not the worst, but it's acceptable.
Speaker 1: Twenty two million Americans are on Obamacare, and those individuals
Speaker 1: get subsidies in the government directly and indirectly. I want
Speaker 1: to talk about Marjorie Taylor Green, MTG. She makes about
Speaker 1: two hundred and twenty five thousand dollars a year. The
Speaker 1: great bulk of that income comes through her job as
Speaker 1: a US congressman in Georgia, about twenty five thousand. She
Speaker 1: has three children. She gets Obamacare subsidies. Can you tell
Speaker 1: me why someone making about a quarter million dollars a
Speaker 1: year has the federal government paying part of their premium?
Speaker 1: Can you tell me that?
Speaker 3: Well, here's the thing. They don't ever publish it.
Speaker 2: Everyone says Republicans should or Congress should have the same
Speaker 2: healthcare as everyone else. Well, if we did that, we'd
Speaker 2: have employer sponsored care, and that's used to be how
Speaker 2: Congress work. We had the same health care plan that
Speaker 2: federal employees do you know you're employer. Federal government employees,
Speaker 2: not just Congress had essentially the same benefits plan. But
Speaker 2: back when they were pushing Obamacare through, they said, oh well,
Speaker 2: then Congress should have Obamacare. So we are on the
Speaker 2: DC Health Exchange. And I will tell you, look, I
Speaker 2: had better health care at the small business in manufacturing,
Speaker 2: and it was a pain in the butt. The health
Speaker 2: care system is broken, but Obamacare is breaking it worse
Speaker 2: because it was designed to do that. And yes, Congress
Speaker 2: is suffering under Obamacare. It isn't the greatest. We got
Speaker 2: a high deductible plan six thousand dollars on top of
Speaker 2: premiums that are on average about four or five hundred
Speaker 2: dollars a month more than what we would be paying
Speaker 2: for the same kind of plan as a federal employee.
Speaker 2: Make it make sense.
Speaker 1: Well, according to the study, I see that if you're
Speaker 1: a family of four. Hardly anybody's a family of four anymore.
Speaker 1: But if you're a family of four, you have to
Speaker 1: spend approximately twenty seven thousand dollars a year with deductibilities
Speaker 1: before you get any coverage at all. Twenty seven thousand
Speaker 1: is five or six thousand dollars per person. A family
Speaker 1: of four indicates about twenty twenty five twenty six thousand
Speaker 1: before anything kicks in. How's that a good plan? It's not.
Speaker 2: It's not a good plan. It's not a good plan.
Speaker 2: And look, I was talking with a financial advisor back
Speaker 2: years ago and it was probably I don't know, four
Speaker 2: or five years after Obamacare passed, and he goes, why
Speaker 2: don't you have why don't you have health insurance companies
Speaker 2: as an ETF? And I go, I really don't know.
Speaker 2: I haven't really looked at this closely. And he goes,
Speaker 2: he goes, well, you need to add that, because here's
Speaker 2: how they're going and if you look at their share price,
Speaker 2: it's been almost vertical, just like health insurance costs.
Speaker 3: So the health.
Speaker 2: Insurance companies are making amend and that's who these subsidies
Speaker 2: are going to in their COVID subsidies. So the plus
Speaker 2: up the Democrats. They couldn't make them permanent. They didn't
Speaker 2: have the votes to do it on a party line
Speaker 2: basis when they did it back in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 2: So they made them so they expire, and because they
Speaker 2: couldn't even get it across the finish line, so now
Speaker 2: they want Republicans to deliver what they failed to do
Speaker 2: in their own right.
Speaker 3: But this was for a pandemic.
Speaker 2: Press release wise, but on the back end, it was
Speaker 2: just basically the extortion money to pis say to the
Speaker 2: health insurance companies, hey, if we give you this straight
Speaker 2: pipe of extra cash, will you hold the.
Speaker 3: Premiums down a little bit?
Speaker 2: And that's essentially the play now, and the insurance companies
Speaker 2: are cooperating with it. They're starting to mail out notices
Speaker 2: to say, oh, you know, if you don't pay the
Speaker 2: protection money, your premiums are going to double.
Speaker 1: So this is money directly from the taxpayer into the
Speaker 1: pockets of Obamacare insurance companies. We all know the big
Speaker 1: three or four names, and they get a direct pipeline
Speaker 1: of money from the Congress every year in order to
Speaker 1: encourage the insurance companies to hold down the premium increases
Speaker 1: that Tony Bender pays for as a taxpayer.
Speaker 2: That's the plan that you're starting to catch on to
Speaker 2: what Obamacare is about and what these.
Speaker 3: Subsidies are for.
Speaker 2: And it's just absolutely crazy, and so Republicans aren't going
Speaker 2: to go along with it. And in part to make
Speaker 2: sure that Republicans don't go along with it. Speaker Johnsonson,
Speaker 2: just stay out of town. Don't be compromising with these guys,
Speaker 2: because we usually have you know, maybe what President Trump
Speaker 2: is called pannikins that will run to the mics and
Speaker 2: be ready to compromise with Democrats at a whim and
Speaker 2: say no, no, we're not for this. Don't change your
Speaker 2: principles here. There are things that we do agree on
Speaker 2: and we can work together, but we're not gonna work.
Speaker 2: There's never been a Republican vote for Obamacare. I mean,
Speaker 2: McCain famously failed to get rid of it right, but
Speaker 2: he didn't vote for it. And now they want, for
Speaker 2: the first time ever, Republicans to run out and say, oh,
Speaker 2: we can't wait to do more obamacareh the crazy position.
Speaker 1: It's crazy. The great majority of us receive healthcare through
Speaker 1: our employers, and most of us like it. Government controlled
Speaker 1: healthcare means less choice, high deductibilities, less comp petition, and
Speaker 1: lower quality, which is the heart and soul of the
Speaker 1: democratic approach to legislation. Write those four things down. So
Speaker 1: many other issues, so little time. But Warren Davidson, Congressman,
Speaker 1: thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show, and we'll
Speaker 1: see what happens. But don't cave, don't give in, don't
Speaker 1: listen to Marjorie Taylor Green. Let's have assystem based upon
Speaker 1: laws of supply and demand. Got lower premiums, better quality,
Speaker 1: get rid of Obamacare. It stinks. Congressman, once again, thanks
Speaker 1: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And you're a
Speaker 1: great American. Thank you always an honor. GeV bless you
Speaker 1: and all your listeners. God bless America. News coming up,
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Speaker 1: Dave Keaton, Hit the music, Hit the music. A broadcast
Speaker 1: journey begins again today. I want to thank Warren Davidson
Speaker 1: for coming on. By the way, according to Jeff Beckham,
Speaker 1: he had a whole in one his third and so
Speaker 1: in addition to representing well the constituents of the eighth
Speaker 1: Congressional District, I guess Warren Davidson is a pretty good golfer,
Speaker 1: but that's a secondary matter. He talks about the reality
Speaker 1: and something good happened about ten minutes ago. I monitor
Speaker 1: all the media events and all the media, so you
Speaker 1: don't have to. I'm like your source. And CNN just
Speaker 1: flashed up a poll at noon since the shutdown began
Speaker 1: orchestrated by liberal Democrats, not by the way, Charlie Luken,
Speaker 1: not John Cranley Democrats, not Bobby Stern, traditional Democrats, for
Speaker 1: other the left wing of zo Ron Mamdani Democrats. These
Speaker 1: are the Marxist communist Democrats. That the rating and generally
Speaker 1: speaking of Republicans has gone up six points. Can I
Speaker 1: underline that for a moment in the last thirty days
Speaker 1: since the Democratic engineered shutdown for political purposes has occurred,
Speaker 1: that the American people are starting to figure it out now.
Speaker 1: A lot of it has to do with the fact
Speaker 1: that media is dispersed. It used to be in the
Speaker 1: good old days, which, by the way, whenever that good,
Speaker 1: but they were certainly old. One head of very few
Speaker 1: outlets get their media attentions, get their political persuasions, get
Speaker 1: their news from. Today it's different, whether it's social media,
Speaker 1: whether it's Charlie Kirk, or whether it's talk radio or podcast.
Speaker 1: You don't rely upon CBSNBC, ABC and NPR to get
Speaker 1: information through a liberal screen which has become Marxist. Now
Speaker 1: you can actually gain information through other ways. And because
Speaker 1: of that, and I have a guest coming up later
Speaker 1: from the Media Research Center Tim Graham to talk about it,
Speaker 1: that things are different today because more and more Americans
Speaker 1: are politically adroit. More and more Americans get information not
Speaker 1: from the mainstream media, which is a left wing Marxist screen,
Speaker 1: but rather through people like me and I'm normal and
Speaker 1: I can tell you what's going on. And that's why
Speaker 1: six percent of the American people, according to CNN the
Speaker 1: Clinton News Network, say that their standing of Republicans has
Speaker 1: increased the past thirty days and not decreased. So it's
Speaker 1: all not working. All of a sudden. The Democrats are
Speaker 1: figuring it out. They could become the weak party, in
Speaker 1: which case the Republicans another third party will arise, which
Speaker 1: are traditional working class Americans who have a political viewpoint
Speaker 1: and that right now, your home is right here on
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW and talk radio with people like me,
Speaker 1: and of course Buck and John Hannity and the great one,
Speaker 1: Mark Levin, etc. Were the ones giving the objective information
Speaker 1: upon which you can base an informed decision. It's right here,
Speaker 1: which is why the Democrats soon will collapse. Write that down.
Speaker 1: The Democrats, liberal Democrats, the Marxist Democrats, will collapse. The
Speaker 1: other day, on an interview, locally in Boston, Massachusetts, Congressman
Speaker 1: Kathleen Clark, who by the way, is third in control
Speaker 1: of the House of Representatives, a far left winger by
Speaker 1: the way in Massachusetts, said that was asked a question,
Speaker 1: why don't you just accept the offer of continuing the
Speaker 1: Biden spending programs, which is what the republic which is
Speaker 1: what the Republicans said to do, just continue spending at
Speaker 1: those levels. I disagree with that. I understand Thomas Massey's approach.
Speaker 1: I like Thomas Massey of Northern Kentucky. I like Senator
Speaker 1: Ran Paul who said, we can't live like this. We
Speaker 1: can't keep spending two trillion dollars in borrowing that money
Speaker 1: every year. We can't afford it. But the majority of
Speaker 1: the Republicans said, okay, let's continue the Biden spending which
Speaker 1: was established on September thirty, twenty twenty four. Someone did
Speaker 1: that Biden had no idea what he was doing, so
Speaker 1: they said, okay, you win, let's continue the government spending.
Speaker 1: Originally it was till into December. Then it was okay,
Speaker 1: continue it for one year and we'll work on all
Speaker 1: these spending problems. The Democrats said no to that. They
Speaker 1: don't want to continue Biden's spending. They want to increase
Speaker 1: biden spending. What does the media report that to you?
Speaker 1: Absolutely not. It doesn't fit all the news. That fits
Speaker 1: the Life ad buyas they report. Otherwise they don't report it.
Speaker 1: But Kathleen Clark, one of the leaders of the House,
Speaker 1: said that they want to inflict as much pain as
Speaker 1: possible in order to have the people arise and accept
Speaker 1: the Democratic position.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: In the past, that generally worked, right, the Republicans were
Speaker 1: the one the ones who wanted to change things, and
Speaker 1: the Democrats wanted the status quo. Here we are now
Speaker 1: now the Republicans want to maintain the status quo and
Speaker 1: the Democrats want to inflict pain upon you, which is
Speaker 1: why it makes no sense to have this argument about
Speaker 1: SNAP benefits. I touched on this with the Great Warren Davidson.
Speaker 1: I pointed out that fifty percent or more of SNAP
Speaker 1: benefits do not go to Americans. They go to shall
Speaker 1: I use the term foreigners or illegals that are here
Speaker 1: how illegally, and there's a large black market and trafficking
Speaker 1: benefits the EBD card for fifty cents on the dollar.
Speaker 1: Massive fraud is happening it has to be happening in
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen, twenty twenty, which wasn't exactly a long time ago.
Speaker 1: Five years this not program was fifty four billion dollars.
Speaker 1: Now it's well over one hundred billion in growing because
Speaker 1: of the massive fraud. Now, look like you, I would
Speaker 1: assume you care deeply about Americans who are hungry, That
Speaker 1: Americans have difficulty making ends meet, and they got to
Speaker 1: be fed. That's why facilities like the Free Store Food
Speaker 1: Bank and the birch Raiber is such a great idea,
Speaker 1: because these are individuals who show up and they know
Speaker 1: who they are, they look them in the eye, and
Speaker 1: they give them food. This is not a government program,
Speaker 1: just the opposite. And because Kroger is headquartered in Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: Kroger donates every year tens of millions of dollars of
Speaker 1: free produce and free food to the Free Store Food Bank.
Speaker 1: It benefits Kroger. Number one, they take a tax deduction,
Speaker 1: and number two two it's the right thing to do.
Speaker 1: I'm a practicing Roman Catholic who attends Saint Gertrude's in Madeira.
Speaker 1: I love that church. I love what Father John Paul
Speaker 1: Walker is doing. It's a Saint Gertrudes. I love that place.
Speaker 1: In fact, the Vice President attends every now and then,
Speaker 1: not often, but he does, and we are taught, and
Speaker 1: I certainly believe to help those that are needy, absolutely
Speaker 1: one hundred percent, whether it's giving of cash, whether it's
Speaker 1: sponsoring events, whether it's raising money through charity events of
Speaker 1: one type or another, or whether it's direct communication from
Speaker 1: one to another. The free store food bank is a
Speaker 1: great idea, and it works. It's a different thing for
Speaker 1: you to work. Fill out your taxes, send a check
Speaker 1: directly in directly to Washington, d C. Have the federal
Speaker 1: government take their cut, develop SNAP programs, and then send
Speaker 1: the money back to the states. The States administer the program,
Speaker 1: but the Feds pay for it. And there's been knowledge
Speaker 1: of great waste, fraud, and abuse in the SNAP program.
Speaker 1: Now compared to a budget of almost seven trillion dollars,
Speaker 1: is not much money. It's probably about a one point
Speaker 1: five percent is not a bunch of dope, but still
Speaker 1: still it's a lot of money. So I did just
Speaker 1: a little bit of research on it that I shared,
Speaker 1: of course with the Great Warren Davidson. If America right now,
Speaker 1: adjusted for inflation, had the same federal government spending as
Speaker 1: we had in October of twenty nineteen to October of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty, the same government spending, the same programs, the
Speaker 1: same funding of waste, fraud and abuse, adjusted upwards for inflation.
Speaker 1: Right now, we would have a balanced budget in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five. We would not borrow two trillion dollars. We
Speaker 1: wouldn't borrow about what six billion dollars a day because
Speaker 1: of what Biden did to this economy and those around him,
Speaker 1: what they did to this economy is despicable in so
Speaker 1: many ways. Of course, Biden was not in charge. Those
Speaker 1: around him were in charge. And so the OMB put
Speaker 1: out little analysis of the percentage of US households by
Speaker 1: ethnicity getting SNAP benefits. This is one of three or
Speaker 1: four government programs easy to sign up for. If you're
Speaker 1: an Afghan immigrant, great majority you're illegal. Forty five percent
Speaker 1: gets SNAP. Somali's forty two percent, iraqis thirty four percent,
Speaker 1: Dominican Caribbean types forty percent. Hey, how about Native Americans?
Speaker 1: How about this number? Twenty five percent of Americans get SNAPPED,
Speaker 1: seventy five percent are not Americans. Go down the list.
Speaker 1: Cuban is twenty five percent, Cambodian twenty three percent, Pacific
Speaker 1: Islander twenty one percent. Down the list, Bangladesh eighteen percent.
Speaker 1: It is a government program ripe with waste, fraud and abuse.
Speaker 1: And the Republicans said to the Democrats, okay, okay, let's
Speaker 1: keep it going at the same spending levels with all
Speaker 1: the waste, fraud and abuse in the cheating Democrats said, no,
Speaker 1: we want more, We want a lot more. Plus, I
Speaker 1: have a list here of other federal government programs about
Speaker 1: to be affected by the so called shutdown. The CNN
Speaker 1: calls them the four crucial safety net programs are in danger.
Speaker 1: Number one is food stamps, which allegedly feeds about forty
Speaker 1: five million Americans every month, have three fourths of which
Speaker 1: are not Americans. And Secondly, they have another list here
Speaker 1: being affected, which is Headstart. Sixty five thousand children and
Speaker 1: families are at risk of losing a head start. They
Speaker 1: have low income home energy assistance about to become relevant.
Speaker 1: You ought to call it temp start to make sure
Speaker 1: you're heating and air conditioning is up to snuff. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: a lot of poor Americans get help to heat their
Speaker 1: homes and wi. The President Donald Trump said about two
Speaker 1: weeks ago, He's going to shift some money around to
Speaker 1: make sure that women and children have nutrition programs. It's
Speaker 1: called special sub Elemental Nutrition program. Now, the same thing
Speaker 1: I said about food stamps that three fourths of non
Speaker 1: Americans get the benefits, according to Warren Davidson, apply also
Speaker 1: to those who get Headstart Low income assistance and Wick.
Speaker 1: We are supporting the world, and it's got to stop
Speaker 1: because number one, we can't afford it. Number two, it's
Speaker 1: a magnet, and number three it's wrong. As a working American,
Speaker 1: the great majority of people that listen to me work work,
Speaker 1: and we don't want to spend our money. Ship it
Speaker 1: off to Washington, have them take their cut, send it
Speaker 1: back to the States. Rampant with seventy five percent of
Speaker 1: those getting the benefit, should not be here in the
Speaker 1: first place. Can you smell when I'm cooking, let's put
Speaker 1: the cheese on the cracker. Now, the media, of course
Speaker 1: does not cover any of that. Have you seen a
Speaker 1: story on the number of illegals getting governmental benefits? Of
Speaker 1: course not. We know in medical that government wants to
Speaker 1: fund illegals getting free medical care, which is a one
Speaker 1: hundred two hundred billion dollars a year deficit. We're losing money.
Speaker 1: When does it stop when we can't afford it? Well,
Speaker 1: we can't afford it. And so I want to thank
Speaker 1: you as an individual man. Woman. There's only two genders, right,
Speaker 1: two sexist. I think maybe there's one hundred and seven.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. I think there's two. To say thank
Speaker 1: you for understanding the game being played on you and
Speaker 1: your pocketbook. But not just Democrats. These are Mamdani Democrats,
Speaker 1: left wing radical, incredibly, incredibly incredibly left wing Democrats whose
Speaker 1: goal it is is to destroy this country by any
Speaker 1: means necessary, generally through the southern border and through government
Speaker 1: programs TV to have well over one hundred million Americans
Speaker 1: getting a check from the government. It's not the way
Speaker 1: this country was supposed to work. It works in Western Europe,
Speaker 1: and they're collapsing. There's nowhere socialism has been tried where
Speaker 1: it works, it doesn't work. And finally we have a
Speaker 1: party that says we're not going to go along with
Speaker 1: this silly and as an American you've figured it out.
Speaker 1: You're being gained, you're being employed by the Democrats who believe,
Speaker 1: certainly left wing stuff that modern Democrats like the Dreehouse family,
Speaker 1: for example, or the Lucan family, or the Cranley family,
Speaker 1: Dick Celeste in that group, Anthony J. Celebrezi. Those Democrats
Speaker 1: have no connection to the Democratic Party of today, which
Speaker 1: are far left wing, radical, indoctrinated socialist, tending toward Marxism
Speaker 1: and communism, which is certainly going to happen next Tuesday
Speaker 1: in New York City. So thank you for understanding what's
Speaker 1: at play here. The Republicans want to maintain the status quo,
Speaker 1: which I think is a mistake. The Democrats want to
Speaker 1: grossly fund more government waste, fraud, and abuse, which will
Speaker 1: take away the incentive to work, take away capitalism, take
Speaker 1: away the idea that you're responsible to house, clothe and
Speaker 1: feed yourself, and your family and your children and maybe
Speaker 1: your parents, maybe your brother or sister or whatever it
Speaker 1: might be, work together as one. And so that's what's
Speaker 1: at stake here. And these so called crucial safety net
Speaker 1: programs are largely employed by illegals and others who should
Speaker 1: not get it. Why is it considered acceptable to get
Speaker 1: your EBD card, get your food stamps and sell them
Speaker 1: for fifty cents on the dollar. Why Why is that okay?
Speaker 1: In my view, the free store food bank is the
Speaker 1: way to go and another thing, and I'm glad. A
Speaker 1: friend of mine brought this up working for the Feds,
Speaker 1: and I won't mention his name because who knows he
Speaker 1: may get in trouble. This is from a federal worker.
Speaker 1: I am tired of working every day and not being
Speaker 1: paid on time for it. I've had to do this
Speaker 1: several times in my career in the federal service. For me,
Speaker 1: this is the longest period I've had to do this.
Speaker 1: Next week I will miss check number two. I cannot
Speaker 1: continue to live like this. The Continuing Resolution needs to
Speaker 1: be signed the CR, which is the Republican position. I
Speaker 1: will mention this this person's name. I want to even
Speaker 1: identify by gender. This person has worked in the federal
Speaker 1: government for twenty five years and he's at work today.
Speaker 1: The Republican said, okay, said this last week. Let's pay
Speaker 1: the federal workers who are working now. The federal unions
Speaker 1: are saying, who support the Democrats, please approve the CR
Speaker 1: because we're working and not getting paid, And the Democrats
Speaker 1: said no, we want to inflict more pain on the
Speaker 1: federal workers and federal recipients in order to have more
Speaker 1: anger directed at Donald Trump, and as a consequence we
Speaker 1: can benefit politically. But I want to thank this federal
Speaker 1: worker who must go unnamed, for saying, just sign the CR.
Speaker 1: Let's keep it going the same rate. We'll work on
Speaker 1: improvements down the road. This is worthless, but also it
Speaker 1: hurts the GDP, It hurts the economy, It hurts spending,
Speaker 1: It hurts the federal workers, some two and a half
Speaker 1: million stronger. You actually are working and not getting paid.
Speaker 1: Just continue the CR, admit you were wrong, and move on.
Speaker 1: Will that happen? I doubt it. Let's continue. I'm glad
Speaker 1: you figured it out. And I'll have more comments on
Speaker 1: the local races later on. And I have a representative
Speaker 1: coming up later from Deer Park Community Schools and some
Speaker 1: others have done a great job in managing the money
Speaker 1: in the school district and they need help to continue
Speaker 1: the quality education kids receiving. Deer Park, which is a
Speaker 1: secret on claw enclave of greatness in Hamlet the county,
Speaker 1: halfway between Emerly Village and Kenwood. It is the place
Speaker 1: to be is Deer Park in Dillonville. That's the place
Speaker 1: to be. Let's continue with more. Thank you for figuring
Speaker 1: this thing out. You're being played like a fool. Enough
Speaker 1: is enough twelve fifty five, Home of your Bengals. And
Speaker 1: by the way, Joe Flacco may not play on Sunday
Speaker 1: because of it because of a joint problem and his
Speaker 1: right shoulder. On news radio seven hundred ww Billy Cunningham,
Speaker 1: the Great America and all the troubles in Washington. The
Speaker 1: President remains in the Far East trying to strike a
Speaker 1: deal with Kim John unslash tijaoping the problems and troubles everywhere.
Speaker 1: The Congress is a flutter, and I anticipate, as they
Speaker 1: often do, despite the protestations of some Congressmen, that somehow
Speaker 1: the Republicans will lose in this one and collapse without question.
Speaker 1: But recent columns of Jeffrey krue Air, Headquarter, New Orleans
Speaker 1: caught my interest. He's a radio talk show host, has
Speaker 1: written books, and he thinks outside the box quite often.
Speaker 1: And Jeff crue Air, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And Jeff how are you hey?
Speaker 5: Bill doing great? Thanks you for having me.
Speaker 1: You know, I read your columns assiduously, either on town
Speaker 1: Hall or other sites, and you had one that interests
Speaker 1: me greatly, which is President Trump needs much better protection.
Speaker 1: We had assumed, and I had thought that once he
Speaker 1: became the president, things would be so much better to
Speaker 1: protect this guy. No character of this side of Abraham
Speaker 1: Lincoln has been more despised than Donald Trump by various entities.
Speaker 1: To describe the essence of your column you put out
Speaker 1: a few days ago about how President Trump going back
Speaker 1: in time when he was a candidate is not well protected.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean, Bill, we had the two assassination attempts.
Speaker 5: We have the incident where the glock was discovered at
Speaker 5: his golf course. We had the code paint protesters that
Speaker 5: got dangerously close to them. We've got a guy that
Speaker 5: was flashing a beam at Marine one and that could
Speaker 5: have brought that down. Then you have the hunting stand
Speaker 5: that was found, you know, in close proximity to the
Speaker 5: airport in Palm Beach. I mean, we could go on
Speaker 5: and on. I mean, and there still hasn't been any
Speaker 5: real determination as to what happened with the assassination attempts.
Speaker 5: And there's so many wackos and millions of people are
Speaker 5: just afflicted with Trump arrangement syndrome. I mean, I am
Speaker 5: not happy with the job to see service is doing
Speaker 5: protecting him.
Speaker 1: Well, let's talk about one case, which was the dramatic one.
Speaker 1: I can recall this event. I was having dinner in
Speaker 1: a local restaurant on July thirteenth, twenty twenty four, and
Speaker 1: it flashed up President Trump has been shot, and I'm
Speaker 1: looking at TV saying, oh my god, my heart sunk.
Speaker 1: Explain about Thomas Matthew Crooks July thirteen, twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: evaded security personnel the President's rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. How
Speaker 1: is it possible that, with all these threats, the Secret
Speaker 1: Service allowed a potential assassin to have a direct line
Speaker 1: of flight from a roof. What was done ahead of
Speaker 1: time to protect the president at that point?
Speaker 5: Bill, It is unexplainable. There is no excuse for what happened.
Speaker 5: What the Secret Service claimed was that the roof was
Speaker 5: too slanted, so they couldn't position any of their snipers
Speaker 5: on the roof. But for Thomas Macthew Crooks, he didn't mind,
Speaker 5: so he.
Speaker 4: Got up there.
Speaker 5: And then they didn't have any drones that were supervising
Speaker 5: the event, but he had drones. He was roaming around
Speaker 5: the area for hours beforehand, and people were pointing him
Speaker 5: out people were trying to tell law enforcement about him.
Speaker 5: There wasn't communication between local law enforcement and the Secret Service.
Speaker 5: So this guy gets up there, people are saying, hey,
Speaker 5: guy's got a gun. Guy's got a gun. One guy
Speaker 5: tried to get up there, he fell down off the roof.
Speaker 5: Then Crooks goes back and then he takes eight shots,
Speaker 5: miss as a president by millimeters because of divine intervention.
Speaker 5: It was just God's grace that saved the life of
Speaker 5: President Trump. But sadly, one of his supporters was killed,
Speaker 5: the courageous firefighter, and another Marine veteran was injured. So
Speaker 5: there's never been a full explanation as to what happened,
Speaker 5: never been a thorough investigation. We've never had any accountability
Speaker 5: for why there was such a dereliction of duty that day.
Speaker 5: And I'm sorry the same entity that that performed that
Speaker 5: so poorly is still protecting him today. And I don't
Speaker 5: think there's been the kind of you know, cleaning house
Speaker 5: that we needed in the cigaret Service.
Speaker 1: So how about this. Crooks has drone technology the attempt
Speaker 1: at assassin, he's operating drones surveying the entire scene, and
Speaker 1: the Secret Service, of course, that roof wasn't so slanted
Speaker 1: that someone couldn't get on it. Crooks did get on it.
Speaker 1: And in addition to the drones used by the potential
Speaker 1: assassin and the sniper's nest that he put up, it's incredible.
Speaker 1: And then just a few weeks later you had that
Speaker 1: character was Ryan Ruth Ralth September fifteenth. This is so
Speaker 1: the Secret Service was notified they're trying to kill this guy.
Speaker 1: Explained about Ryan Routh and how that was discovered.
Speaker 5: This is another mystery. I mean, ha, did Ryan Ruth
Speaker 5: know that the president was going to be playing golf there?
Speaker 4: Ha?
Speaker 5: Did Ryan Ruth set up a sniper's nest for twelve
Speaker 5: hours undetected? He put, you know, the the muzzle of
Speaker 5: the gun through the bushes to shoot President Trump. At
Speaker 5: the last minute was located by the Secret Service. They
Speaker 5: shot at him, They missed him from very close range.
Speaker 5: The guy then gets in a car and thankfully observant
Speaker 5: local was able to track and down call police and
Speaker 5: they arrested him. And it wasn't he a Secret Service,
Speaker 5: it was local police. And you know, there's just so
Speaker 5: many questions about how he got the weaponry, how he
Speaker 5: got the knowledge. He was just convicted, thankfully, because he
Speaker 5: tried to represent himself. He's obviously a wacko, and you know,
Speaker 5: but there there's still questions about, you know, how we
Speaker 5: had to break down in the Secret Service and how
Speaker 5: this occurred. And then we move into you know, Donald
Speaker 5: Trump being president, and you've got all these other incidents
Speaker 5: that have piled up in the past few months.
Speaker 1: And right now I think he's a terrible risk like
Speaker 1: Abraham Lincoln was. And as far as as far as
Speaker 1: his routh character. Imagine having a sniper's perch for twelve hours,
Speaker 1: it's there, and no one thought of the Secret Service
Speaker 1: on the sixth hole one of Trump's golf courses. Better
Speaker 1: check those bushes right over there. And if five or
Speaker 1: ten minutes later, the president would have been a direct
Speaker 1: line of sight coming up toward the assassin with the
Speaker 1: muzzle of the gun with the scope on it. He
Speaker 1: waited for twelve hours, and except for an observant Secret
Speaker 1: Service agent, who happened? Who happened? Who happens? Shall we say,
Speaker 1: to see a barrel of a gun through foliage, Trump
Speaker 1: would be dead?
Speaker 5: You are correct, you are correct. And again we could
Speaker 5: call it divine intervention. We could say that you know,
Speaker 5: the grace of God saved his life again, and you
Speaker 5: know he has been fortunately allowed to be our president
Speaker 5: and serve for the past, you know, nine months. But
Speaker 5: I mean, we've got to do something about this, and
Speaker 5: I've been very disappointed in how Congress has conducted their oversight.
Speaker 5: Even again, Let's go back to Butler. Why did they
Speaker 5: wash down the roof immediately after this incident? I mean,
Speaker 5: isn't that taking away evidence? I mean, is that proper protocol?
Speaker 5: I mean, why haven't we heard more about the van.
Speaker 5: Why haven't we heard more about the parents. Why don't
Speaker 5: we know more about this guy's background in his online
Speaker 5: activity and how why did he have multiple phones? And
Speaker 5: who was he in touch with? I mean, that's just
Speaker 5: all kinds.
Speaker 1: Before I want to talk about Charlie Kirk's assassination too.
Speaker 1: But one last thing is about this Secret Service discovered
Speaker 1: a hunting stand in the woods adjacent to the Palm
Speaker 1: Beach International Airport with a perfect line of sight from
Speaker 1: the hunter stand to President Trump departing Air Force one.
Speaker 1: And this happened about three weeks ago. Explain that one?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 5: And it's unexplainable because the Secret Service should have been
Speaker 5: monitoring this area. Yes, and there's no honeting in that area. Bill, No, honey,
Speaker 5: that's not a place Palm Beach construct stand.
Speaker 2: Not a load of deer.
Speaker 1: Not a load of deer running around Palm Beach. I've
Speaker 1: driven through ben there. No, No, it's extremely upscale. I
Speaker 1: got a hunter's perch with a quarter mile line of sight,
Speaker 1: and a good sniper can hit within one to two miles.
Speaker 1: This was a quarter mile away, about fifteen feet in
Speaker 1: the air, in foliage area, with a with a direct
Speaker 1: line of sight to the President's head. And this was
Speaker 1: like two or three weeks ago. Well, and sadly the
Speaker 1: Huntingston was built months ago.
Speaker 5: Right right?
Speaker 1: How's this possible?
Speaker 5: So we don't know who did it, We don't know
Speaker 5: when it was first constructed. We don't know why they
Speaker 5: didn't notice it until now. And then of course they
Speaker 5: take it away to be analyzed, and then we hear
Speaker 5: nothing else and the story goes away, and then we
Speaker 5: just add this to all the other breakdowns that have occurred.
Speaker 5: How did a bunch of radical women with code pink
Speaker 5: get in such close proximity to the president on September ninth,
Speaker 5: where they were yelling and screaming and calling and Hitler
Speaker 5: right there at the restaurant when he was there. How
Speaker 5: did they know that he was going to be in
Speaker 5: that restaurant? Again, there was a major breakdown, and there
Speaker 5: should be an investigation into all of us.
Speaker 1: And let's move on to another area, which is Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 1: And I'm sickened by what happened to him. I've had
Speaker 1: him on. I assume you've had him on in the past.
Speaker 1: I thought he was the Saint Paul of the twenty
Speaker 1: first century. There was this six person security team, and
Speaker 1: I've read all the possible parameters of what's going on here.
Speaker 1: The same thing happened to him that happened to Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: except the assassin was successful. And where was drone technology?
Speaker 1: The six persons in charge of his security. There was
Speaker 1: a direct line of sight from a short distance for
Speaker 1: a sniper again from a roof, looking directly into the
Speaker 1: head and neck of Charlie Kirk. And at this point
Speaker 1: the issue has been dropped. But I'd like to know
Speaker 1: the assassin of Charlie Kirk. And he's going to be
Speaker 1: on trial sometime next year. I hope we get more information.
Speaker 1: We're getting as much information about the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 1: As we've gotten about Trump from the deer stand, from
Speaker 1: the other two events that were run successful, why don't
Speaker 1: we know more about Charlie Kirk? And in fact, I've
Speaker 1: read online all the possibilities that was a CIA operation,
Speaker 1: which I do not believe, that the FAI was involved
Speaker 1: in the assassination, which I do not believe. But I
Speaker 1: look at the killing of Charlie Kirk, it was so
Speaker 1: close to exactly the same thing that happened to Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And now the issue about the assassination. Thank god he's alive.
Speaker 1: There'll be a trial to keep it going. And do
Speaker 1: you have any thoughts on the failure of security about
Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk?
Speaker 5: Oh, it's it's it's terrible. And I agree with you
Speaker 5: everything that he brought up. I mean, we're not getting
Speaker 5: answers while were there only six police officers there for
Speaker 5: the university? Why didn't they have drones that day? Why
Speaker 5: didn't they check the roof after the incident with President Trump?
Speaker 5: And then again, you know, with the whole story about
Speaker 5: Tyler Robinson, doesn't make sense to me, from the supposed
Speaker 5: text messages to the videos that we've seen of him
Speaker 5: exiting to the thought that he was walking with a
Speaker 5: limp with the you know, the rifle shoved down his pants,
Speaker 5: and and then how did he reassemble and assemble and
Speaker 5: jump down the roof with the gun? And I mean,
Speaker 5: it just doesn't make sense. And then the girlfriend boyfriend,
Speaker 5: the furry friend has gone missing now for weeks, so
Speaker 5: we don't know where. We don't know where a Lance is.
Speaker 5: Why hasn't there been investigation into the family. Why haven't
Speaker 5: we heard more about both of these individuals. Seems like
Speaker 5: the media has dropped it.
Speaker 1: Of course, I don't know.
Speaker 5: I mean very suspicious.
Speaker 1: If I'm in security and I'm with Charlie Kirk and
Speaker 1: I'm looking around the site of where he was murdered,
Speaker 1: I would say, you know, those buildings right there about
Speaker 1: a quarter mile away or a sniper's nest, let's check
Speaker 1: that out. Let's get cops. According to one report, the
Speaker 1: six members of the security detail were told by the
Speaker 1: Utah Valley University Police that we'll have that covered. We'll
Speaker 1: have somebody on the roof. Well, nobody was on the roof.
Speaker 1: There was no drone up to look to see who's
Speaker 1: on the roof. He was there for two or three minutes,
Speaker 1: and when he jumped off the roof on video, he
Speaker 1: conveniently left behind in the little, small wooded area the
Speaker 1: rifle itself with his DNA on it, as if to
Speaker 1: say that, I mean, how's that possible.
Speaker 5: It's not, it's not.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's not. It just it's just very suspicious.
Speaker 5: And again we don't know, worry, and again we're being
Speaker 5: told to believe it's a loan nut, you know, a
Speaker 5: lone wolf. It's always that that kind of a scenario,
Speaker 5: just some crazy guy, no help. He did it all
Speaker 5: on his own. I just had some people on discord
Speaker 5: chats that he was connecting with. Just a bunch of wackos.
Speaker 5: Nothing to see here, Move on.
Speaker 1: Move on.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's the scenario.
Speaker 1: Maybe you and I should form an organization called move
Speaker 1: on dot org. Maybe we should do that. Lastly, I
Speaker 1: doubt my Bengals have to deal with this issue. You
Speaker 1: have a great posting about a week or two ago
Speaker 1: about bad Bunny is the NFL's latest insult. The National
Speaker 1: Football League continues to show other disrespect for the fans
Speaker 1: who buy tickets exorbitant prices and watch their games on
Speaker 1: a variety of platforms, and now we got Bad Bunny.
Speaker 1: And you have a picture of Bad Bunny with a
Speaker 1: cyclops eye in the middle of his forehead, likely wearing
Speaker 1: a wedding dress, who sings in Puerto Rican at an
Speaker 1: American event. Bringing us all together is one describe your
Speaker 1: thoughts on Bad Bunny.
Speaker 4: It's a bad decision.
Speaker 5: It's a bad insult to the to the NFL fans,
Speaker 5: you know, Bill, I mean the people that go to
Speaker 5: these games. They don't want politics. They just want to
Speaker 5: be diverted from their lives. They want to enjoy a game.
Speaker 5: They want to have entertainment. They don't want to be
Speaker 5: subjected to a guy who hates Donald Trump and you
Speaker 5: know is going to be, you know, injecting politics into
Speaker 5: his music. They just want to be entertained. And the
Speaker 5: NFL continues down this left wing road social justice jay
Speaker 5: z is hiring the halftime entertainers. It's insulting. It's insulting
Speaker 5: to the NFL fans that are paying the high prices
Speaker 5: that allow all these players to perform and these owners
Speaker 5: to make all their money. So I just wish the
Speaker 5: NFL would listen to the fans as opposed to Jay
Speaker 5: Z and the social justice Warriors.
Speaker 1: What a novel suggestion. According to your column, Jeff crue Air,
Speaker 1: the NFL has announced it would spend this is in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty a quarter of a billion dollars. I said,
Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty million, a quarter of a billion
Speaker 1: on social justice initiatives over the next decade, including put
Speaker 1: it takes all of Us and stop racism. Now a
Speaker 1: quarter of a billion dollars. By the way, you have
Speaker 1: three months now to learn Spanish. Okay, So in New
Speaker 1: Orleans is French? Were you? I don't think the Saints
Speaker 1: and the Bengals are going to be in it. If
Speaker 1: the Saints and the Bengals play each other in the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl, let's get together.
Speaker 3: We will.
Speaker 5: It'll be a miracle if that happens.
Speaker 1: A miracle, well, we need miracles. The messages are inspire change,
Speaker 1: stop hate, and end racism. Wow, what novel suggestions. So,
Speaker 1: Jeff crewe Air are everywhere and the great majority of
Speaker 1: football fans simply want to watch football. They don't want
Speaker 1: to be preached to by left doing extremists like Jay Z,
Speaker 1: who's got control of the halftime entertainment because of the
Speaker 1: National Football League and I can't imagine the owners are
Speaker 1: very happy about this. Most are shall we say, conservative
Speaker 1: type individuals, but nonetheless, at least move in to Warren.
Speaker 1: They have three months to learn Spanish. That's an important
Speaker 1: give back by jay Z to learn some Spanish. And
Speaker 1: if he shows up in a wedding dress and has
Speaker 1: a cyclops eye in the middle of his forehead, I
Speaker 1: may jump out the second floor of my home.
Speaker 5: Hey, the good news is Turning Point has an alternative
Speaker 5: halftime show and that's going to be pro American and
Speaker 5: we can watch that during the halftime instead.
Speaker 1: Well, our way of life is dissipating at a high
Speaker 1: rate of speed. Jeff crue Air, you're a great American
Speaker 1: and thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. It's possible.
Speaker 1: The Saints are in the NFC, the Bengals in the AFC.
Speaker 1: If they meet in the Super Bowl, that'll be an
Speaker 1: act of God. There's still question.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they'll each have to win every game from now
Speaker 5: on and.
Speaker 1: Never lose that. I think that's impossible. But hi, Jeff Cruier,
Speaker 1: thanks for coming on the show, and thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Thank you, my friend, Billy Cunningham, the great American. Let's
Speaker 1: continue and a security Someone connected to the Secret Service
Speaker 1: told me that their greatest fear is that there'll be
Speaker 1: a writer truck a half a mile away from the
Speaker 1: president with one hundred militarized drones, and ugly things could happen.
Speaker 1: But I wish this president will be protected. In fact,
Speaker 1: I wish all presidents would be protected and we get
Speaker 1: the things we truly deserve. And often that worries me too.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred. Wow, this is.
Speaker 6: The type of thing you've said about shutdowns in the past.
Speaker 1: Let's listen.
Speaker 7: What if I persuaded my cause to say I'm going
Speaker 7: to shut the government down. I am going to not
Speaker 7: pay our bills unless I get my weight. It's a
Speaker 7: politics of idiocy, of confrontation, of paralysis. Shutting down government
Speaker 7: over a policy difference is self defeating. We can never
Speaker 7: hold American workers hostage again. While the CR bill is
Speaker 7: very bad, the potential for a shutdown has consequences for
Speaker 7: America that are much much worse. Therefore, I will vote
Speaker 7: to keep the government open and not shut it down.
Speaker 3: That was you three times.
Speaker 1: What's it about that?
Speaker 7: Yeah, that was in March, John, before they had done
Speaker 7: these horrible things to healthcare before they had introduced these
Speaker 7: recisions which would allow them to ignore the budget process.
Speaker 7: When I was Majority leader, we had thirteen times to
Speaker 7: vote on a budget.
Speaker 1: Do you know why there was no shutdown?
Speaker 7: We sat and negotiated with the Republicans every time. They
Speaker 7: got some things, we got some things. They did not
Speaker 7: negotiate at all. Now that they've seen they can't bludgeon us,
Speaker 7: they can't roll us, Hopefully they're going to sit down
Speaker 7: and negotiate this.
Speaker 1: Hell. Quiet, lump Skolls, I'm broadcasting you voted goss SAG.
Speaker 1: For those not initiated, those are the words of Democratic
Speaker 1: Senate Leader Chuck Schumer. There is no reason ever not
Speaker 1: to vote for a c R. But now, all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, there is a reason to inflict pain upon
Speaker 1: the American people. SEG, do you inflict pain upon the
Speaker 1: American people? Is that what you want? I think the
Speaker 1: show does every day. What about this guy that took
Speaker 1: Marty Brenneman's microphone? Should they be the death penalty? What
Speaker 1: should happen for that? I don't know, thirteen year old, Well,
Speaker 1: he'll be in juvenile court. Nothing will happen there. But segment,
Speaker 1: I'm glad you brought this up before we get to
Speaker 1: formal parts of the Studge Report. Yeah, just got another
Speaker 1: report on Joe Flacco's ac joint. I thought it was
Speaker 1: air conditioning. His ac joint in his right shoulder is bad.
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Speaker 1: Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco has a sprained ac joint in
Speaker 1: his right shoulder. What's an ac joint? And his status
Speaker 1: is unknown for Sunday against those Big bad Bears. What
Speaker 1: about Jake the Snake? Flacco was injured in the fourth
Speaker 1: quarter in the loss of the Jets. What about the Snake?
Speaker 1: And he he's day to day and if he can't
Speaker 1: go or the snake is in his backup? Is st
Speaker 1: X Sean Clifford get him in there? I believe from
Speaker 1: uh he's from Saint X and Penn State. Sean Clifford
Speaker 1: could be the next Tom Brady. Think about that where
Speaker 1: he could be the next late Turk Schonert segment. What
Speaker 1: about Brendan Soresby? What about him? He's playing a Saturday
Speaker 1: night in beautiful you programme idea now kind of walk over?
Speaker 1: You talked to Tony Pike again? By the way, is
Speaker 1: Tony Pike back?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: By Tony Pike, explain what he told you. When you
Speaker 1: play a game which probably won't be concluded till two
Speaker 1: am local time, right right ten to fifteen college game
Speaker 1: days there, people are going nuts.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So let's say they win the game, although with Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: who knows. Let's say they get done playing at two am.
Speaker 1: What happens between two am and noon? Well, Willie, see,
Speaker 1: you got to have sixty some players or whatever. They take,
Speaker 1: get a shower up and get ready to go. Then
Speaker 1: the buses leave the stadium on how far the ist
Speaker 1: the airport is from there? Then you got to load
Speaker 1: all the equipment up into people, and then you take
Speaker 1: off head east and lose time. And they're supposedly due
Speaker 1: to land at seven am at CVG Sunday morning in
Speaker 1: preparation for nine am at the Holy Grail with Jim
Speaker 1: Mooring correct. So in other words, so if you see
Speaker 1: a lot of people will be at the Holy Grail,
Speaker 1: but if they're standing back a little bit, that means uh,
Speaker 1: Tony Pike and most stink. Should I get Rob Sanders
Speaker 1: to have a police escort from CVG to the Holy
Speaker 1: Grail to get the crew back. Mo Dan the man Hord,
Speaker 1: get them all back in time for there's another one,
Speaker 1: Dan Hord, What do you do with him? I guess
Speaker 1: he goes and you know, I guess he goes in
Speaker 1: somebody's office and takes a cat nap. I have an idea,
Speaker 1: my boy, Brendan. So yeah, what about him playing at
Speaker 1: an All American level. Uh huh. He's a good passer
Speaker 1: and a good runner. Am I right or wrong? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Six foot three? Yeah, but you mean him to play
Speaker 1: for the Bengals? Correct? No, not gonna happen. Tell me
Speaker 1: why it can't happen because there's rules. He's not drafted,
Speaker 1: he's not if he turns pro im not a free agent.
Speaker 1: What if he turns, what if he goes with it?
Speaker 1: If you could do that, well, maybe one of these
Speaker 1: days you can. Nobody knows what Clifford looks like. Correct,
Speaker 1: you put him in put him in Clifford's uniform. Can't
Speaker 1: do that? Then then then you get then you get
Speaker 1: that Roger Goodell and all that. Yeah, know what's going on? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Well sake, I'm just saying, you gotta think outside the box. Well,
Speaker 1: you're gonna get in the box. If you think outside
Speaker 1: of it, it'll be a cold box too. Yeah that's
Speaker 1: true at least, But I don't know. It's it's an idea.
Speaker 1: Give me credit for that, Okay. Detroit Lions are signing
Speaker 1: star Edge Rusher eight and Aiden Hutchinson four year, one
Speaker 1: hundred and eighty million dollar contract extension one hundred than
Speaker 1: forty one million guaranteed as second to Micah Parsons now
Speaker 1: with a forty five million dollar average salary. So he's
Speaker 1: signed for this year, then four years after that, Hutchinson.
Speaker 1: I think he's from Michigan, is that correct? Correct, he's
Speaker 1: extremely popular for the Detroit Lions. Correct. See, they signed
Speaker 1: their players to big money. Of course, the Bengals signed
Speaker 1: players for big money too. They signed the wrong players,
Speaker 1: but that's okay. Then they get hurt. FC Cincinnati defender
Speaker 1: Willie and Nick Haglan has been named the twenty twenty
Speaker 1: five MLS Comeback Player of the Year, and but he
Speaker 1: got thirty five percent of the vote among the two
Speaker 1: other nominated players for the award. Of course, that he
Speaker 1: suffered that severe leg injury in twenty twenty four, worked
Speaker 1: his way all the way back and he is the
Speaker 1: comeback Player of the year. Not good, so not good.
Speaker 1: And then let's see, after that rehab twenty twenty five,
Speaker 1: he suffered that other injury where it was two fractured
Speaker 1: ribs and a collapse lung in Atlanta. Sounds like Joe Burrow.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to tell you. Burrow's got the toe,
Speaker 1: the calf, the knee and the wrist, the toe, the calf,
Speaker 1: the knee and the wrist, the wrist, the knee, the
Speaker 1: calf and the toe. What's next, godflay nothing? Let's see
Speaker 1: what else? Ill? How about this Notre Dame head football
Speaker 1: coach in Dayton wayningrad Marcus Freeman. What recently donated three
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty five thousand dollars to their school district?
Speaker 1: His home school district? How about that? Talk about Rocky Boyman?
Speaker 1: Rock that's Rocky Boyman? Who was who was at the
Speaker 1: James Madison Texas State game last night? That was Rocky
Speaker 1: Boyman money? Plus one hundred days? What till the opening
Speaker 1: of the twenty twenty six Winter Olympic Game Tames in
Speaker 1: Italy couldn't care less one hundred days? Do we get
Speaker 1: ready for the Bengals draft yet? Is it ready to
Speaker 1: talk about the draft?
Speaker 3: Not yet?
Speaker 1: Not until they lose about two or three more games.
Speaker 1: So that get me out of the student's report. We
Speaker 1: have important matters to attend. Plus we have a great
Speaker 1: success story in the media coming up after two o'clock today,
Speaker 1: will he in honor of a rainy day here at
Speaker 1: the Tri State we leave you with the immortal words
Speaker 1: of the Student Report.
Speaker 4: Always could be with you, Bill, see you later.
Speaker 1: I'll have the message for Mike to come on after
Speaker 1: the election to pick up the pieces in its work.
Speaker 1: After next year, it's gonna be my political consultant here
Speaker 1: on the big one. Mike got that. Wow, it's gonna
Speaker 1: be big replacing TNT correct deaders is out. Wow, the
Speaker 1: wine is in on news radio seven hundred w O
Speaker 1: my Billy Cunning in the great American good things are happening.
Speaker 1: You know, many times in the media we often talk
Speaker 1: about how bad things are or terrible things are. We
Speaker 1: can't get our message out and as conservatives, we don't
Speaker 1: have an outlet to have the American people in general
Speaker 1: hear what's going on. When the great majority of Americans
Speaker 1: watch CBS, NBC, ABC or NPR to get all their news,
Speaker 1: and often we're just battering against the ramp that we
Speaker 1: can't knock down the door. But every now and then
Speaker 1: I see ideas of maybe goodliness happening. And one is
Speaker 1: of course MRC NewsBusters dot Org. But others involve a
Speaker 1: poll I just saw from CNN and I went Tim Graham,
Speaker 1: executive director of a NewsBusters dot org to comment about this.
Speaker 1: I'm watching Tim, I'm watching Harry Inton, whoever now and
Speaker 1: then has a lucid moment on CNN saying that since
Speaker 1: the shutdown began about thirty some days ago, that the
Speaker 1: standing of Republics and cons have gone up six percent.
Speaker 1: It was like, oh my gosh, this thing's not working.
Speaker 1: And so just in general, I know Brent Bozel started
Speaker 1: at your group about twenty twenty five years ago, being
Speaker 1: carried forward greatly by you, Tim Graham and many others
Speaker 1: heard is how, etcetera. But do you sense that the
Speaker 1: media lock jam has been broken to some extent and
Speaker 1: that truth is getting through to the American people?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I mean, the network newscasts are still the highest rated,
Speaker 6: but remember that that is a small minority of Americans
Speaker 6: who are watching it nightly. But again, everything sort of
Speaker 6: emanates from them.
Speaker 4: The idea of what.
Speaker 6: A conventional wisdom is is still coming down from them.
Speaker 6: But you know, I look, I think in this case,
Speaker 6: obviously the Republicans are pleased with how the Republicans are
Speaker 6: doing on this. I think it's also probably true that
Speaker 6: the Democrats are fairly pleased with the Democrats fighting the
Speaker 6: Republicans and then you have this broad middle who thinks
Speaker 6: are both six year old children?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 6: But there are real substance of issues here, and our
Speaker 6: networks are never going to focus on the real issues,
Speaker 6: which is why on earth do we have some monstrosity
Speaker 6: called a continuing resolution every year? Can wet ten guys?
Speaker 6: If we want to not be six year olds, why
Speaker 6: don't you pass twelve spending bills one at a time
Speaker 6: like you used to.
Speaker 1: This is my objection to Republicans. I tend to vote Republican.
Speaker 1: I'll vote for a Democrat every now and then, quite rare,
Speaker 1: but I will on occasion. But we ought to have
Speaker 1: a government that has the twelve spending bills together tied up.
Speaker 1: By the time the fiscal begins September thirtieth, we should
Speaker 1: have got tied up. And the idea that a CR
Speaker 1: simply means continuing resolution. We continue the Biden spending which
Speaker 1: began in September thirtieth of last year. October first began
Speaker 1: the new physical So the great majority of Republicans outside
Speaker 1: of my friend Tom Massey and Ran Paul and my
Speaker 1: home state of Kentucky, the rest of them voted to
Speaker 1: continue the same spending of Joe Biden, which is more
Speaker 1: than a sixty percent increase from twenty nineteen. So Republicans
Speaker 1: are saying, Okay, let's keep spending ridiculous amounts of money,
Speaker 1: and the Democrats say, not only that, we want to
Speaker 1: spend more money. And so I'm with you, Tim Graham
Speaker 1: that why can't we have a budget that reflects maybe
Speaker 1: one to two percent per year less so that in
Speaker 1: five or six years we have a balanced budget. So
Speaker 1: you criticize like I do, Republicans, but even that's not
Speaker 1: good enough by the Democrats.
Speaker 6: Correct, Yeah, I mean I think that the problem we
Speaker 6: have is because the minority, the majorities the Republicans have
Speaker 6: are so small, and certainly in the Senate you always
Speaker 6: have that filibuster that you have to worry about that
Speaker 6: the Senate Republicans can't just pass the spending bill without
Speaker 6: the Democrat trying to hold it up. So you do
Speaker 6: have that problem. But the Democrats on some level, of course,
Speaker 6: would love a nuked filibuster because then when they're in
Speaker 6: control of things, they can just ramrod things through. These
Speaker 6: are all the particulars. Our network news media is not
Speaker 6: great at the policy particulars, you know, and that's where
Speaker 6: you get mad at them that they're going to pretend
Speaker 6: that both sides are a bunch of six year olds.
Speaker 6: It's like you're treating the audience like a bunch of
Speaker 6: six year olds that you can't explain how the federal
Speaker 6: government spends money.
Speaker 1: Explain what CBS News is doing with their new leader.
Speaker 1: And this is truly unbelievable. Plus, Scott Jennings has cut
Speaker 1: serious flack from NBC and others for telling the truth
Speaker 1: on CNN, but few people are watching CNN anymore. I
Speaker 1: couldn't care less about CNN, but explain what the Tiffany
Speaker 1: Network is doing with his flagship, the CBS Evening News.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, Paramount Larry Ellison came in and bought
Speaker 6: the whole thing.
Speaker 4: And they are.
Speaker 6: They brought in Barry Weisse from the Free Press, who
Speaker 6: was who left The New or Times because it was
Speaker 6: too woke. And here's this Basically, a liberal lesbian who loves.
Speaker 4: Israel is now the right winger.
Speaker 6: But I mean she has now had interviews with she
Speaker 6: she wanted to talk to Brett Bayer about anchoring the
Speaker 6: Evening News. She did take a meeting with Scott Jennings
Speaker 6: about bringing him to CBS in some way.
Speaker 4: These, of course, are going.
Speaker 6: To drive the people who work inside CBS right now
Speaker 6: absolutely insane, and some of them are leaving.
Speaker 4: So yes.
Speaker 6: John Dickerson, the current anchor of the CBS Evening News, said,
Speaker 6: I'm out of here as at the end of the year.
Speaker 6: So I mean it's you know, the breaking news today
Speaker 6: is their CBS is laying off people. They're going to
Speaker 6: dump this whole idea of CBS Morning's Plus and CBS
Speaker 6: Evening News Plus, which were again new inventions that didn't
Speaker 6: catch on. Uh, They're going to change a bunch of
Speaker 6: things because they want to make CBS News more profitable.
Speaker 4: Imagine that.
Speaker 6: The problem you have, Bill, is that all of these people,
Speaker 6: all these liberal partisans who work inside these networks, they
Speaker 6: don't care whether.
Speaker 4: The program is makes money.
Speaker 6: That's a capitalist problem.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 6: They just want to make sixty minutes propaganda and don't
Speaker 6: mess with us while we're making the propaganda.
Speaker 1: Has there been dear knowledge in the past, I know,
Speaker 1: fifteen or twenty years, a sixty minutes objective journalistic report
Speaker 1: on the waste, fraud and abuse in the US government
Speaker 1: and the peccadillos and the wrongfulness of Barack Hussein Obama
Speaker 1: or Joe Biden for four years incapable of conducting the
Speaker 1: presidency without an auto pen run by Anita Dunn. Has
Speaker 1: there been one objective story in NBC, ABCPs about the
Speaker 1: evils of the policies of Obamacare and how it broken
Speaker 1: its promises that has run up healthcare calls, or anything
Speaker 1: about Joe Biden. Can you recall one time and that
Speaker 1: thousands of stories the National News did one on any
Speaker 1: of those subjects.
Speaker 6: No, I you know, sixty minutes was a notorious spot
Speaker 6: for Barack Obama to get his shoes polished. You know,
Speaker 6: all these interviews as Steve Croft as a candidate and
Speaker 6: then again as president. There's just we we did a
Speaker 6: special report at the time called Syrupy Minutes about all
Speaker 6: of their fluffy Obama interviews.
Speaker 4: In fact, after the two thousand.
Speaker 6: Election, they literally made a DVD of the highlights of
Speaker 6: their kiss the ringing interviews of Barack Obama. And yeah,
Speaker 6: here in the Biden administration. Here in the Biden administration,
Speaker 6: they did two interviews with Biden, very carefully edited and
Speaker 6: he still came across as well.
Speaker 4: Fella, let me tell you something, Scott Kelly back in
Speaker 4: the sixties, we.
Speaker 6: People counting my leg hairs, but no, they edited out
Speaker 6: so he sounds reasonable.
Speaker 1: Did the same thing with Kamala Harrison. That's why they
Speaker 1: paid the president like fifteen million dollars. One other example
Speaker 1: I harkened back MSNBC. You have a column about this
Speaker 1: on newspy dot org about MSNBC announces when it will
Speaker 1: go dark and turn into ms now. Almost sounds like
Speaker 1: a hormonal difficulty ms now. So this is another example
Speaker 1: of the American people winning. MSNBC hired I guess what
Speaker 1: was her name, Roni McDaniel, who was the head of
Speaker 1: the Republican National Committee. I had her on several times.
Speaker 1: She was a moderate Republican at best. They hired her
Speaker 1: to give a little bit of balance to MSNBC. And
Speaker 1: there was an uprising MSNBC personnel Josh Scarborough, et cetera,
Speaker 1: and a man out there was an uprising telling NBC
Speaker 1: with the Indians running the chiefs, that we won't we
Speaker 1: won't a pear with anyone who's a moderate Republican. And
Speaker 1: this is a product of NBC.
Speaker 6: News, right, And you know there are some people inside
Speaker 6: NBC News have always been a little embarrassed at the
Speaker 6: the angrier liberal cousin. I get the new I like
Speaker 6: the new name because it just sounds like M. Snow,
Speaker 6: don't get snowed, don't watch M.
Speaker 4: Snow.
Speaker 1: And so you have another great column. I love this one.
Speaker 1: Just four percent, I said one two three. Four percent
Speaker 1: of American adults have a great deal of trust in
Speaker 1: the evening news or newspapers. Explain that for us four percent?
Speaker 6: Well, I mean, we would obviously like to say to
Speaker 6: people that when you when you demonstrate that you are
Speaker 6: doing partisan messaging instead of holding both sides accountable, people decide, well,
Speaker 6: we know what you're doing. I you know, I'm not
Speaker 6: sure I trust that. And usually people who say they
Speaker 6: have a great deal of trust in the media are
Speaker 6: the Democrats because they know they trust that the media
Speaker 6: will be pro Democrats, so they trust them. But you know,
Speaker 6: even independence in these polls have shown an increasing distrust
Speaker 6: in the media. And look, it's a problem. I don't
Speaker 6: know how interested they are in fixing it. Because the
Speaker 6: figs is to try to be a little bit more
Speaker 6: fair and balance a little bit more like, let's try
Speaker 6: to explain how the process works.
Speaker 4: They don't want to do any of that.
Speaker 6: They want to come out and say, good evening, Trump
Speaker 6: is racist again.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine if there was objective coverage of what's
Speaker 1: happening in the American economy right now? Stock market at
Speaker 1: all time high, full employment, the President in the Far
Speaker 1: East striking deals with hijauping with South Korea. The amount
Speaker 1: of money coming out of Japan is in the range
Speaker 1: of trillions of dollars, rebuilding the American manufacturing base. The
Speaker 1: AI centers are going to be all over the country,
Speaker 1: some operated by kind of suitcase nukes that are going
Speaker 1: to work and fuel this renaissance of what's happening and
Speaker 1: the president. Can you imagine if Kamala Harris or Joe
Speaker 1: Biden what we're meeting with Kim John Un or Putin
Speaker 1: or meeting with Jijuping, What though any of that character
Speaker 1: would get out of Jijau Peng or get out of
Speaker 1: Kim John Unn or get out of Putin? Are you
Speaker 1: getting me get out of Hamas? And the media should
Speaker 1: cover this but they don't. But it's sickening when I
Speaker 1: watch the evening news. What about what about the Epstein files?
Speaker 1: I want to learn more about the Epstein files. Well,
Speaker 1: can you tell me about the Epstein breaking, he's knocking
Speaker 1: down the White House. The East wing in the White
Speaker 1: House is gone. That's another big story, all of which
Speaker 1: is a bunch of nothing burger. Imagine Tim Graham of
Speaker 1: neewsbusters dot org. If we had legitimate media, wouldn't it
Speaker 1: be better off for the Republican better off for Republicans?
Speaker 6: Well, absolutely would be better for Republicans. And you know,
Speaker 6: I think that I think most Americans recognize by now
Speaker 6: that these people they like to say they hold people accountable,
Speaker 6: but they never hold the Democrats accountable.
Speaker 4: They just don't.
Speaker 6: And yeah, as you suggest, I mean their coverage of
Speaker 6: Trump abroad. You know, like I had the Today Show
Speaker 6: on this morning from NBC. They weren't hostile Trump, but
Speaker 6: they just said, well, he's holding some high stakes meetings. Okay,
Speaker 6: but what did the accomplish? What did the accomplish. They're
Speaker 6: not going to tell you he accomplished anything. They're just
Speaker 6: going to say, here, he is standing next to this guy.
Speaker 6: That's that's about as much as you're getting.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 6: If you say, well, what is what does President Biden
Speaker 6: get out of leaders? What would Kamala Harris get out
Speaker 6: of these leaders? I think Democrats go to these meetings
Speaker 6: and they think about their global citizens and what are
Speaker 6: they going to talk to these leaders about.
Speaker 4: They're all going to discuss climate change. They're not going
Speaker 4: to discuss our industrial base.
Speaker 1: Well, Bill Gates doesn't believe in climate change anymore. That's
Speaker 1: another story, and it's the two biggest hoaxes of my
Speaker 1: lifetime have been adjusting man made climate change to spend
Speaker 1: trillions of dollars. And the other thing is the non
Speaker 1: presidency of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. And just to
Speaker 1: go back to the one about the evening news, so
Speaker 1: you have a column on this at NewsBusters dot org
Speaker 1: that only PBS covered the house oversize release of the
Speaker 1: Biden auto pen controversy, NBCCBSABC, the Morning shows. I'm sure
Speaker 1: sixty minutes will ignore the fact that we had a
Speaker 1: mentally incompetent president who did not perform and everything he
Speaker 1: did the last two years, maybe four years, was manipulated
Speaker 1: by the needed dons of this world, and that the NBC, ABC,
Speaker 1: CBS didn't cover it, that this is the presidency that
Speaker 1: doesn't exist. What wasn't not a big story?
Speaker 6: Yes, I think that here's it's this simple, and that
Speaker 6: is if a if an investigation from a House Oversight
Speaker 6: committee is headed by a Republican, anything they find is
Speaker 6: not news. Do you know the one time in the
Speaker 6: last month or two or three that they've covered the
Speaker 6: House Oversight Committee, I think you can guess what that
Speaker 6: was about. The House Oversite Committee did something about Epstein
Speaker 6: today and that was covered. But this entire investibatation about
Speaker 6: Biden and the auto pen, it's been going on for months.
Speaker 6: They've interview you Kareem, John Pierre, and all kinds of
Speaker 6: powerful people in the Biden White House, and you could
Speaker 6: have covered it on a daily basis the way they
Speaker 6: covered the January sixth committee. And they've done nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing,
Speaker 6: nothing and non last night nothing. So NPR had a
Speaker 6: story last night. I was like, oh, this is very interesting.
Speaker 6: What was NPR story? This was literally the story Bill Well.
Speaker 6: The House Republicans say that these that these pardons could
Speaker 6: be removed, and the whole segment was on how the
Speaker 6: pardons cannot be repealed. That was the only subject, not
Speaker 6: about what they found.
Speaker 1: Well, it's irrelevant to them. And the idea that we
Speaker 1: didn't have a functional presidency for four years a scandal,
Speaker 1: the idea that the world has spent trillions of dollars
Speaker 1: on a man made climate change without any impact, Bill Gates,
Speaker 1: and one of the apostles a man made climate change
Speaker 1: to spend trillions of dollars is now backflip Bill Gates
Speaker 1: and Microsoft. And you know, I want to compliment you,
Speaker 1: Tim Graham, NewsBusters, et cetera. The walls of Jericho are
Speaker 1: coming tumbling down with CBS News, the collapse of MSNBC,
Speaker 1: the fact that four percent of Americans rely upon the
Speaker 1: nightly news for news, and now the fact that NPR
Speaker 1: has been defunded. Should you do a victory lap?
Speaker 6: Oh, we absolutely did a victory lap on defunding PBS
Speaker 6: and NPR. I mean, I've been here since nineteen eighty
Speaker 6: nine and that's been a personal mission of mine. I
Speaker 6: don't know if I ever thought that the defunding would
Speaker 6: ever happen, but we have always made the case that
Speaker 6: it's a monstrosity that you would take money from Republican
Speaker 6: or conservative taxpayers and just put out endless anti Republican
Speaker 6: propaganda with our tax.
Speaker 1: Dollars for thirty years, all by Big Burn and Ernie.
Speaker 1: You were defunding Ernie and Big Bird. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: it was about left wing political organizations feeding information to
Speaker 1: NPR and PBA, Yes, in order to indoctrinate the next
Speaker 1: generation of Americans to become marching Marxist. And it's been defunded,
Speaker 1: and now part of the government shutdown is to make
Speaker 1: sure NPR gets five hundred million dollars to keep the
Speaker 1: propaganda going. What about that.
Speaker 4: There?
Speaker 6: The Democrats are always going to want to put the
Speaker 6: PBS and NPR money back in the budget.
Speaker 4: I don't think it's going to.
Speaker 6: Happen under President Trump, but this is what you look,
Speaker 6: we all have to anticipate if the Democrats take back
Speaker 6: over in twenty eight they're going to put it back
Speaker 6: in because that, let's face it, PBS and NPR are
Speaker 6: tools of the Democratic Party and they will take our
Speaker 6: tax dollars and use it if they're in power.
Speaker 1: Well, that's the reason to vote Republican for a long time.
Speaker 1: Tim Graham, godspeed, good work. I love your stuff at
Speaker 1: newsbsters dot org. And once again, thanks for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And Tim, you're a great American.
Speaker 4: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Let's continue with more news next at
Speaker 1: your Home of the Bengals. News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: This is the type of thing you've said about shutdowns
Speaker 2: in the past.
Speaker 1: Let's listen.
Speaker 7: What if I persuaded my caucus to say, I'm going
Speaker 7: to shut the government down. I am going to not
Speaker 7: pay our bills unless I get my way. It's a
Speaker 7: politics of idiocy, of confrontation, of paralysis. Shutting down government
Speaker 7: over a policy difference is self defeating. We can never
Speaker 7: hold American workers hostage again. While the cr bill is
Speaker 7: very bad, the potential for a shutdown has consequences for America.
Speaker 1: Hella quiet Scots, I'm broadcasting for you, Boney, a couple
Speaker 1: issues of a housekeeping manner. Yeah. Ronson Trevie gets a
Speaker 1: hold of me and says, I have Kevin Walker's phone number.
Speaker 1: Do you want to eliminate the curse of Bo Jackson?
Speaker 1: Should I call curse Walker the linebacker who tackled Bo
Speaker 1: Jackson that ruin his career, Kevin Jackson, Kevin I'm thinking
Speaker 1: of my Kevin Walker is the guy who has to
Speaker 1: break the curse of Bo Jackson on the Bengals. And secondly,
Speaker 1: no curse a curse there, you're out of your mind. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm always out of my mind. I also got a
Speaker 1: text here, who must go nameless boy from a federal worker.
Speaker 1: Here's what I'll show you the text for credibility purposes.
Speaker 1: I see the text. This is a federal worker who's
Speaker 1: been employed for twenty five years working now. He said,
Speaker 1: I'm tired of working every day and not being paid.
Speaker 1: I've had to do this several times in my career.
Speaker 1: For me, this is the longest period I've had to
Speaker 1: go without a paycheck. Next week I will miss check
Speaker 1: number two. I cannot continue to live like this. The
Speaker 1: Continuing Resolution CR needs to be signed. The federal workers
Speaker 1: in the union are attacking Democrats. Cats and dogs are
Speaker 1: living together. Sec man, the main man's got to get
Speaker 1: back from Asia and then just settle this thing. Right now,
Speaker 1: he can talk to him, say Trump Trump, Van Sants
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Speaker 1: That's it. Ladder match, cage anything you want, no holes barred,
Speaker 1: let's go. They get whoever gets to the top of
Speaker 1: the ladder wins, wins. Democrats want to inflict pain and
Speaker 1: they're being successful, like the big red machine cane. By
Speaker 1: the way, there are negotiations being opened up for a
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Speaker 1: the great summit? Yes, the great mayor would will be
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Speaker 3: I remember hearing those words.
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Speaker 1: the talking stops is when the violence begins. I want
Speaker 1: to talk? Can I talk? You certainly do. Bengal's update
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Speaker 1: Town with thirteen locations in northern Kentucky. Bengals quarterback Joet
Speaker 1: and Joe Flacco has a strained ACL joint in his
Speaker 1: right shoulder. Ay, see right there where his status right
Speaker 1: here you're pointing to your left shoulder. He is over here.
Speaker 1: His status is unknown. You know that Sunday against the
Speaker 1: Big Bad Bears, but Clifford become the next Tom Brady
Speaker 1: and take over the Bengals. You might recall the Pegs
Speaker 1: take the snake, though, I forget about him. I go
Speaker 1: to Clifford, a big red dog. After that, I don't
Speaker 1: know what they do. I tell you to go. Brendan
Speaker 1: Soresby of the UC Bearcats. Flacco suffered that injury in
Speaker 1: the fourth quarter of the Jets game and day to
Speaker 1: day and Big Trey Hendrickson is also day to day
Speaker 1: with the hip. He was blindsided. Yeah, I hope that
Speaker 1: guy gets a fifty thousand dollars fine, then he acted
Speaker 1: as that faw excuse me, Oh, I'm sorry, just kicked him. Now,
Speaker 1: what about Gilbert Arenas? Don't tell me, he don't tell me.
Speaker 1: The National Basketball Association is continuing its mess. What happened now?
Speaker 1: According to this story Yeah on Fox News, the Federal
Speaker 1: and Dyke and fiut in La identifies Gilbert Arenas As
Speaker 1: he's accused of instructing a member of the Gambino crime family,
Speaker 1: the stage illegal games of poker in his home and
Speaker 1: he's claiming I know nothing. And the story is he's
Speaker 1: gonna flip, like Sergeant Schultz. So on one side, you
Speaker 1: got five to seven years in the pen. On the
Speaker 1: other side, you got the Gambino crime family. Choose, but
Speaker 1: choose wisely, well, he flip on the Gambino crime family,
Speaker 1: or go to federal prison five to seven. Now say like,
Speaker 1: you're in the room with the mister Arenas and you're
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, esquire lawyer extraordinaire. Do you say, Gilbert, here's
Speaker 1: the facts. You got three doors? Yeah, door A, like,
Speaker 1: let's make a deal. Plead guilty except five years.
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: Good? Door number two flip on the Gambino crime family
Speaker 1: and get probation three. Go to trial, roll the dice,
Speaker 1: which you might like to do, and if you lose,
Speaker 1: you get ten years. So it's objected to is argumentative
Speaker 1: assuming in fact not an evidence, leading and suggestive and
Speaker 1: utterly incompetent, irrelevant and the material, Oh well, I got
Speaker 1: okay it go that one Dora A is five years.
Speaker 1: Door door four could be cements shoes. Would you flip
Speaker 1: on the game being no crime temps. No, would you
Speaker 1: use yeah, Ben Crump wire wire a mess, say a
Speaker 1: NBC just got the contract. And secondly, Lebron James has
Speaker 1: been identified what as a person of interest, Not exactly,
Speaker 1: but this Jones, the assistant coach notified members of the Gambino,
Speaker 1: the former Cleveland Cavalier. Yes, Darren Jones, yet that's him. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's by the way, lbj will not be playing tonight.
Speaker 1: What his crime? Well, they can't be. No crime family
Speaker 1: then notified their book. He used to load up on
Speaker 1: the opponent of the LA Lakers, probably playing the would
Speaker 1: you testify against the being no crime family? I no,
Speaker 1: In fact, you would say, judge, he'll do it. Yet no,
Speaker 1: I would not. But I would say, Judge, I'm between
Speaker 1: a rock and a hard place right here. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: he's on tape doing these things with members of the
Speaker 1: crime syndicate. Well, what would you do, sake, I'd say,
Speaker 1: throw myself to the mercy of the court. Then you
Speaker 1: get ten years first, Well maybe not. They get you
Speaker 1: in prison too, don't make any difference. Well, that's true,
Speaker 1: you're right. I'd rather be out in hiding than in prison,
Speaker 1: knowing I'm inmate seven four to three. You could be
Speaker 1: like a Whitey Bulger. Wasn't he out like for thirty
Speaker 1: didn't he? I think ten or fifteen years?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: Then they found him. He just went underground because his
Speaker 1: wife had had a you know, job, boob job, and
Speaker 1: then there was a cat in a neighborhood and she
Speaker 1: was feeding it and that's where they found him. A cat. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they open a door. What do you say, fellas, I'm Whitey,
Speaker 1: where's the money? Call me Blackie? No, I'm Whitey. Would
Speaker 1: you testify against the Beino crime family? No? Please continue? Well,
Speaker 1: he has a game five tonight of the World Series
Speaker 1: made in Los Angeles as that series has tied two
Speaker 1: games apiece now after the Jays win last night, so
Speaker 1: we'll see what happens at eight o'clock. Well, either team
Speaker 1: visit the President in the White House from Los Angeles
Speaker 1: or Toronto? Yes, well, says yes, that's number. That's my doubt.
Speaker 1: I don't with our current state of affairs with Canada
Speaker 1: right now. No, I'm surprised the NHL gets into America
Speaker 1: froms the Great number six because it I mean, is
Speaker 1: not going to visit the White House because Canada and
Speaker 1: the us don't like each other right out to the trade.
Speaker 1: The Los Angeles Dodgers, well they probably build there, they'll
Speaker 1: be there. No, you gotta he knows, he knows what's
Speaker 1: going on, you know. FC Cincinnati defender Nick Haglan twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five MLS Comeback Player of the Year. He had
Speaker 1: that severe leg injury in twenty twenty four and has
Speaker 1: come back all the way with Ted McKay and gonna
Speaker 1: lead the Uh we gotta call Orange blue. I gotta
Speaker 1: call it birding. At some point that Orange and Blue
Speaker 1: playing Sunday night is Game two in Columbus. If they
Speaker 1: win that, they're they're they're into the next round. So
Speaker 1: I say call him then and hell is real always
Speaker 1: on Monday afternoon, you and I hopefully will be here. Yeah.
Speaker 1: If at that point the Bengals have been pummeled by
Speaker 1: the Bears, loses to Columbus, well then they play Game
Speaker 1: three here. You know what that means. I've got no chance.
Speaker 1: I have no hope for any professional to have hosting.
Speaker 1: You got to have hope, Like the Shawshank redemption. When's
Speaker 1: the next draft. We've got an NFL draft coming up
Speaker 1: in April? Right, Yeah, how many days the Red's opening day.
Speaker 1: I think it's one hundred and sixty eight. That's what
Speaker 1: seg all. We look at Austin Red Sox that never happened.
Speaker 1: We'll be live a you know what, We'll be live
Speaker 1: at the Holy Grail. In a moment's notice, I may
Speaker 1: change my speech this year to the players. You know what,
Speaker 1: maybe not do one no offense, but none have worked,
Speaker 1: that's for sure. But it's early. Well, it's getting later.
Speaker 1: You're not kidding. This could be my last opening Day's
Speaker 1: speech in a while. It was twenty twenty. Yeah, could walk.
Speaker 1: May not happen. If those dudes walk, if those walk
Speaker 1: with that money, oh that would be unbelievable. Andy mack Well,
Speaker 1: I still have more ways than one, if you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. If Brendan Soresby of the Bearcats, so
Speaker 1: he would get off the plane out of U Tall,
Speaker 1: quickly land at CVG eight a m Sunday morning, rolled
Speaker 1: at a police escort to to pay course stadium. Coach
Speaker 1: him up, Coach him up a little bit, quickly put
Speaker 1: him in Clifford's uniform. Put a number twelve. He'd have
Speaker 1: to change his number because money. Mack evan McPherson is
Speaker 1: number two. Well, I was going to big Red Doll
Speaker 1: Clifford's uniform. Okay, no one knows what Clifford looks like
Speaker 1: other than the rocky boyman, right who Clifford big Red
Speaker 1: to the quarterback the third ste Oh you mean Sean Clifford,
Speaker 1: that's him.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: They don't know what he looks like, right, I think
Speaker 1: so they got pictures of him somewhere. I then just
Speaker 1: do some cosmetic surgery deal, get him in Clifford's uniform,
Speaker 1: send him out against the Bears. If you beat the
Speaker 1: Utes the Mormons in Utah, and then to beat the Bears.
Speaker 1: And what about his status as a college foot, Well,
Speaker 1: there's no nobody knows him in. Sneak him in. I
Speaker 1: mean there's nil anyway, So what sneahm in? He's probably
Speaker 1: making more nil than probably Sean Clifford is. How did
Speaker 1: Tom Brady get his job? Remember than member? Yeah, one
Speaker 1: hundred million dollar quarterback is signed all of a sudden
Speaker 1: against the Jets, j E t s Jets, Jets, Jets,
Speaker 1: you're all of a sudden, Tom Brady. This guy takes
Speaker 1: them to the super Bowl and then there's a quarterback controversy.
Speaker 1: He's got more rings and toes and fingers and Bill
Speaker 1: Belichick soon to be a new father. Because to Jordan Hudson,
Speaker 1: what can't say got that from Justice? Joe Eaters got
Speaker 1: it from him? He met Jordan Hudson, Joe Dieters, Jordan Hudson.
Speaker 1: Does that fit? I got pictures of Joe Dieters with
Speaker 1: Jordan Hudson. Can't say where I got him. I have
Speaker 1: to say Willie that watching the Ohio Channel in the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court of Ohio, Joe looks very professional and studious.
Speaker 1: He looks, he looks serious. Doesn't up there, he doesn't.
Speaker 1: It's done, And I'd like to have one of those
Speaker 1: chairs in my basement. I'm gonna have anywhere Joe sell
Speaker 1: his Okay, I'm gonna have Mike de Wine as my
Speaker 1: official consultant when he leaves office next December, taking the
Speaker 1: place of Justice Joe, who doesn't show up. When he
Speaker 1: shows up, he can't say anything correct. He's lost his fastball, right.
Speaker 1: I want Mike de Wine have to get his own
Speaker 1: music to come in. What music could walk up music
Speaker 1: for Mike to ask him? What about petticoat Junction? What
Speaker 1: about my three Sons, Wizard of Oz something appropriate to him. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you need to walk up music for Mike to Wine.
Speaker 1: It can't be. How about the Jetsons?
Speaker 3: Not bad?
Speaker 1: The Jetsons? Yeah, flying Taxis, that's Mike Dwine's dream. Have
Speaker 1: you guess he's flying around right?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: He could be. Michael. You can't drive on the road.
Speaker 1: How are they going to drive in the sky? That's
Speaker 1: up to Mike Dwine to figure it out. Is there
Speaker 1: a factory of flying taxis here? But the Jetsons? Didn't
Speaker 1: that happen? About to yah? Did I have some George
Speaker 1: Jetson and his his boy l Roy. They're being built here,
Speaker 1: aren't they? Yeah? And his daughter Judy? What was the doll?
Speaker 1: See what happens? Charlie Lucan calling in holdand won Charlie
Speaker 1: Lucan to you, mister Warren Davidson at a hole of
Speaker 1: one too? How about that number three? I had one
Speaker 1: six years ago? About that? Say give me out of
Speaker 1: the student's report, please, Willie and Houtter of a rainy
Speaker 1: day here in the tri State and the Bengals without
Speaker 1: Joe Flacco on Sunday. We leave you with the immortal
Speaker 1: words of the stood Report I'm just as horrified about
Speaker 1: it as everybody else.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Jazz.
Speaker 1: If alf Ted pure of all walks through that door,
Speaker 1: we got action, the slickster, we got action. I'll be nice.
Speaker 1: Oh hey, look, what would Charlie Kirk say? You talk
Speaker 1: to your enemies. When the talking stops is when violence begins.
Speaker 1: I don't want violence. And an emissary told me that
Speaker 1: alf tb. Pureval would like to come on. I said,
Speaker 1: you know what our airwaves are his come on, let's go.
Speaker 1: And what can I do? Ask questions? That's all I got.
Speaker 1: That's all I can do. Is all I do is talk.
Speaker 1: It's not that important. Correct, Yeah, talk has been good
Speaker 1: for you and me say that, that's for sure. All
Speaker 1: right segment, Thank you, Yes, sir at the Rock, got
Speaker 1: Eddie coming up and more at your home of the Bengals,
Speaker 1: and maybe Brendan Soresby setting records unforeseen, unbelievable. If that happened,
Speaker 1: maybe Mike Bonatowsky could come in from Mohler. He's not
Speaker 1: doing nothing. I think he's often don't play that. They
Speaker 1: don't play. No that could what about it? Bring it on?
Speaker 1: I'm calling the coach. All right on News Radio seven
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