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Speaker 4: Hi, Billy Cunningham, the great American. Welcome this glorious Sunday
Speaker 4: night throughout this country. There's so much stuff going on.
Speaker 4: When can I keep track of everything? Tonight? We're going
Speaker 4: to try to do our best, I understand. A few
Speaker 4: hours ago, it was reported that Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome
Speaker 4: Powell is now the subject of a federal criminal investigation
Speaker 4: for the way you handle the spending of public money
Speaker 4: in building the Federal Reserve building that was about four
Speaker 4: billion dollars over costs. And so we'll see what happens
Speaker 4: with Jerome Powell. He's going to claim politics is behind this,
Speaker 4: but he's leaving office anyway in about three months. We'll
Speaker 4: see what happens with that. Whether it's Greenland or Venezuela
Speaker 4: or Mexico or Iran or Columbia or Cuba. This president
Speaker 4: is doing a wonderful job and shaking things up. Would
Speaker 4: you agree? And what happened in Minneapolis on Wednesday morning
Speaker 4: is an example of what's wrong with sanctuary cities and
Speaker 4: sanctuary states. Let's begin by saying, first, fast and factual,
Speaker 4: that it is illegal to be a sanctuary city and
Speaker 4: sanctuary state. That says to law enforcement, guess what, you
Speaker 4: cannot come here. We are a sanctuary city sanctuary state. No,
Speaker 4: you're not. There's no part of Minneapolis not subject to
Speaker 4: federal law. There was no part of Alabama not subject
Speaker 4: to federal law. In the nineteen fifty and sixties, right
Speaker 4: when the Democratic Party then refused to give black folks
Speaker 4: the rights of every other American, it took federal law
Speaker 4: intervention by Eisenhower, by Kennedy, and by Johnson, and by
Speaker 4: Richard Nixon to tell the Democrats in the South, guess what,
Speaker 4: you're part of the United States of America. You cannot
Speaker 4: do this to black folks. You cannot charge criminally federal agents.
Speaker 4: You have to allow black Americans to vote. In the South.
Speaker 4: You can't let you You must let them to go
Speaker 4: to school, for example. So the Democratic Party has a
Speaker 4: long history and exploriting minority groups for their personal benefit,
Speaker 4: which is what's happening in Minnesota right now. You can't
Speaker 4: have a more incompetent governor than Jim Waltz or a
Speaker 4: more incompetent mayor. Watching them both perform this morning with
Speaker 4: Jake Tapper was disgusting and so wrong. You cannot have
Speaker 4: a sanctuary city in which you encourage criminals of every description,
Speaker 4: including trend der Waga, to come to your city and
Speaker 4: take over apartment buildings and rule doesn't work that way.
Speaker 4: Federal law applies in Minnesota, and state officials cannot stop
Speaker 4: Americans from enjoying the civil rights in the state of
Speaker 4: Minnesota or the city of Minneapolis. You can't be a
Speaker 4: sanctuary city in a sanctuary state. It doesn't work that way.
Speaker 4: And I put this on my ex account. You cannot
Speaker 4: be an American that impedes, obstructs a noise federal agents
Speaker 4: and the performance of their duties. And what happened today
Speaker 4: Sunday morning, which I'm confident what happened tomorrow and every
Speaker 4: day next week will be hundreds or thousands of Minnesota's
Speaker 4: encouraged by Jacob Fry to Marrin, by the governor and
Speaker 4: by Democratic politicians like Pritzer to commit federal crimes on
Speaker 4: a regular basis. It is illegal, completely illegal to impede
Speaker 4: or obstruct a federal official and the performance of their duties.
Speaker 4: And it is illegal what Renee Good was doing that morning,
Speaker 4: and I understand for weeks before that was illegal. She
Speaker 4: wasn't held to account for the illegalities she committed felonies
Speaker 4: on Wednesday morning. She committed felonies long before that. Part
Speaker 4: of the Ice Queens. They committed serious felonies by impeding
Speaker 4: the investigation by federal law enforcement of illegalities happening somewhere
Speaker 4: in the city of Minneapolis. You can't do what they're doing.
Speaker 4: And I don't know why they got away with as
Speaker 4: long as they did get away with it. Well, what happened,
Speaker 4: sadly on that Wednesday morning was a coming together of
Speaker 4: two people that did not know each other, that is
Speaker 4: Renee Good and the police officer whose name I reluctant
Speaker 4: to use, Jonathan Ross because it's out there in the media.
Speaker 4: They came together for one purpose, because Good put Ross
Speaker 4: in a position to do what he did. Let's go
Speaker 4: back a little bit in time before the event took place.
Speaker 4: Renee Good, for a period of months ahead of time,
Speaker 4: was part of a group of so called anti ICE queens,
Speaker 4: generally white females who liberals, who spent their time annoying, harassing, obstructing,
Speaker 4: and impeding federal officials in the performance of their duties,
Speaker 4: which you cannot do. Previously, there were numerous examples of
Speaker 4: that morning of her impeding federal officials by putting her
Speaker 4: car in a position where federal officials were impeded in
Speaker 4: the conduction of their duty. And they can't arrest everybody,
Speaker 4: but they tried so in that particular morning. You may
Speaker 4: recall from all the videos that her car was perpendicular
Speaker 4: on a snowy street about nine to forty five am
Speaker 4: Central time. Is that legal? Can you put your car
Speaker 4: perpendicular and the city street to stop the flow of
Speaker 4: traffic purposely knowingly? I don't care who you are, guess what.
Speaker 4: You can't do it. It's illegal. At some point, the
Speaker 4: two ICE officials got out of their car, walked up
Speaker 4: to the Good vehicle and said, using the F bomb,
Speaker 4: get out, get out, and they reached for the handle
Speaker 4: of the car and they reached in and by the
Speaker 4: way that Honda pilot weighed four pounds, I said one
Speaker 4: hundred pounds, and instead of complying, she was detained. At
Speaker 4: that point, you don't have a writer of the duty
Speaker 4: to leave. When you're detained, you're told stop, get out
Speaker 4: of the car, and Renee Good did not do it.
Speaker 4: Her wife was on the other side who tried to
Speaker 4: get in and could not get in because the door
Speaker 4: was locked. Why would she lock the doors if her
Speaker 4: wife was trying to get on the other side. She
Speaker 4: wanted to keep the officials out, especially when they said
Speaker 4: get out of the car, which means you're being detained,
Speaker 4: which means that's the second cousin of being arrested. So
Speaker 4: at that point she backed up the car several feet.
Speaker 4: Now the Ice official was on the passenger side of
Speaker 4: the vehicle. Jonathan Ross what he did then when he
Speaker 4: heard his fellow agents say get out of the car,
Speaker 4: he started walking around the car in order to assist
Speaker 4: them and extricating her from the car because she was
Speaker 4: under arrest. It is illegal to impede a federal official
Speaker 4: in the performance of their duties. It's a felony that
Speaker 4: carries up to five years in prison, and all the
Speaker 4: video shows that the four two hundred pound Honda Pilot
Speaker 4: came in contact with the left leg of the police
Speaker 4: officer Jonathan Ross. According to Christy Nome, he went to
Speaker 4: the hospital. They had photos of his trouser and also
Speaker 4: injuries to his leg. So there's no question about that
Speaker 4: she drove a car purposely to hit police Officer Vice
Speaker 4: Official Jonathan Ross with her vehicle. That is dangerous. Vehicles
Speaker 4: are treated as deadly weapons in law enforcement training and
Speaker 4: in courtrooms. Drivers are assumed not to be evil, but
Speaker 4: because physics is unforgiving, science doesn't wait. She knew or
Speaker 4: should have known that by putting her car up against
Speaker 4: the body of Officer Ross, that was another felony. He
Speaker 4: positioned himself in the front left corner of the vehicle
Speaker 4: so that when he fired his weapon, the bullet enters
Speaker 4: straight through the windshield roughly a foot from the bottom
Speaker 4: and a few inches from the driver side. He's probably
Speaker 4: right hand at which means that the first shot was
Speaker 4: a direct shot in front of the vehicle that hit
Speaker 4: her in the front part of her face. It's sad
Speaker 4: at that distance the intent of the driver is somewhat irrelevant.
Speaker 4: There's no time for officer Ross to determine whether she
Speaker 4: was panicking, who is she? Was she fleeing, was she
Speaker 4: confused or was she attacking? A human being standing in
Speaker 4: front of a vehicle does not pause, stop for that
Speaker 4: split second and assess a motive. He has fractions of
Speaker 4: a second in de side whether he'll be standing or
Speaker 4: alive or not. People keep arguing about the vehicle actually
Speaker 4: struck him. Well, for about two or three days, the
Speaker 4: mayor and the governor said that he wasn't struck by
Speaker 4: the vehicle. More videos came out and it's clear that
Speaker 4: he was. So the question is not whether a reasonable
Speaker 4: person standing where he was standing, I believe he was
Speaker 4: about to be knocked down. Pleaseolice officer has to determine
Speaker 4: from that reasonableness, whether a reasonable police officer had a
Speaker 4: reasonable fear for his life or others. All the options
Speaker 4: were bad. The law governing the use of deadly force
Speaker 4: is far less emotional than the commentary surrounding it. It
Speaker 4: is well known now and you've watched all the shows
Speaker 4: to talk about. The standard is simple, what a reasonable
Speaker 4: police officer, in that split second moment, given what he
Speaker 4: could see and what he had to process, did he
Speaker 4: rightfully believe he was facing an imminent risk of death
Speaker 4: or serious bodily harm. And in fact, imminent does not
Speaker 4: mean inevitable, it means immediate, It means unfolding. He had
Speaker 4: a split second to save his life and maybe others
Speaker 4: people's lives, and he fired his weapon. And I actually,
Speaker 4: having tried some of these cases, actual contact itself is
Speaker 4: not required. The law does not demand that officer Ross
Speaker 4: absorb a serious injury before responding. It does require him
Speaker 4: to wait until a bump. It does not make him
Speaker 4: wait until a bumper or a tire or a wheel
Speaker 4: rolls over his foot, putting him under the vehicle. And
Speaker 4: ten is largely irrelevant in those moments because it cannot
Speaker 4: be known. Officers are trained to assess facts and circumstances,
Speaker 4: and that then his training kicked in quickly. And so
Speaker 4: as a consequence, is a woman dead because she caused
Speaker 4: it to take place. She caused it to occur, and
Speaker 4: not police officer Ross. I know many have said, well,
Speaker 4: can city officials, can county or state officials go after
Speaker 4: Officer Ross for criminal charges? And the answer, by the way,
Speaker 4: is no, they cannot. The liability of a federal officer
Speaker 4: And when I was in federal court. I tried one
Speaker 4: or two of these cases, and a federal official and
Speaker 4: the performance of his duties cannot be tried in a
Speaker 4: state court. That's the law. Federal officials have immunity from
Speaker 4: state criminal laws derived from carrying out their official duties
Speaker 4: and are protected by the Supreme Supremacy Clause of the
Speaker 4: US Constitution. There's a threshold issue, and this is what
Speaker 4: the issue is. Was the federal official and this case
Speaker 4: Officer Ross. Was he in the performance of his duties
Speaker 4: at the time he fired his weapon? Was he wearing
Speaker 4: the uniform of a federal agency? Was he using a
Speaker 4: firearm given to him by a federal agency? The answer
Speaker 4: is all those questions is yes, he is immune. The
Speaker 4: case law begins back to in the n Ray Nagel
Speaker 4: case of eighteen ninety, when a federal marshal killed a
Speaker 4: California man eighteen ninety in defense of a Supreme Court justice.
Speaker 4: His name was Field. The man previously had made violent
Speaker 4: threats against Justice Field, and Nagel was designed to protect him,
Speaker 4: and so he found himself into a situation where he
Speaker 4: thought he was in a position where the assailant was
Speaker 4: about to kill a Supreme Court Justice, you know what
Speaker 4: he did. He fired his weapon and he killed the sailing.
Speaker 4: At that point, the Stay Out of California disagreed and
Speaker 4: they wanted to criminally prosecute the US Marshal, and the
Speaker 4: US Supreme Court said, you can't do that now, Bob
Speaker 4: nah not going to happen. And so yes, Officer Ross
Speaker 4: has complete unbridled immunity from state prosecutions. Now, one might
Speaker 4: talk about forty two USC. Nineteen eighty three, could to
Speaker 4: be acclaimed for civil damages? Of course the answer would
Speaker 4: be yes, but in all probability that would fail. Also,
Speaker 4: this is a federal issue, and the Feds will determine
Speaker 4: what to do and when to do it. It will
Speaker 4: not be determined by Governor Waltz, and that's why they're angry.
Speaker 4: Would you trust them? Would you trust the mayor of Minneapolis,
Speaker 4: Jacob Fry or Jim Waltz to make a fair, independent decision.
Speaker 4: The answer is no. So whether whatever standard you want
Speaker 4: to use. Sadly, Officer Jonathan Ross, who suffered an injury,
Speaker 4: is free of criminal prosecution. It's quite unlikely the Feds
Speaker 4: are going to prosecute him. So I want to set
Speaker 4: up tonight's Big show because so much is going on.
Speaker 4: I mentioned that you're palell situation. A federal criminal investigation
Speaker 4: may launch against him at some point in the very
Speaker 4: near future, and if that launches, then all hell is
Speaker 4: going to break loose again. We have guests coming up
Speaker 4: from Jeff crue Air to Maya Cook, to Joshua Philip
Speaker 4: and others, and Curtis how to talk about the various
Speaker 4: standards because I look around the world right now, it's
Speaker 4: like a roar shock test. I see a sanctuary city
Speaker 4: acting illegally and regularly impeding and encouraging the disregard of
Speaker 4: federal law. And I watched city and state officials all
Speaker 4: over the country from blue cities and blue states, except
Speaker 4: one saying the police officers should be criminally charged he
Speaker 4: committed a murder which he did not commit. It was
Speaker 4: a rightful self defense because he saw himself. The reasonable
Speaker 4: police officer in that situation would have done exactly what
Speaker 4: Jonathan had done on the morning of last Wednesday. So
Speaker 4: let's continue with more. But remember there are more Americans
Speaker 4: killed every year with vehicles, about fifty thousand, as opposed
Speaker 4: to guns and training and in courtrooms, drivers are in
Speaker 4: possession of a deadly weapon, and when that deadly weapon
Speaker 4: comes in contact with the body of a law enforcement official,
Speaker 4: that official certainly is justified in stopping the threat. And
Speaker 4: whether or not Ross should have walked around the other way,
Speaker 4: whether he could have quickly walked across the front, he
Speaker 4: thought his fellow officers needed assistance and getting her out
Speaker 4: of the car because she was being detained and about
Speaker 4: to be arrested. He wanted to help his fellow officers.
Speaker 4: That's why he walked to the front of the car.
Speaker 4: And she was the one that decided to avoid the detainment,
Speaker 4: avoid the arrest, to back up, then to go forward
Speaker 4: looking straight forward, because the bullet entered the front of
Speaker 4: her front of her head, which means it was fired
Speaker 4: from the front of the vehicle, which means she was
Speaker 4: looking at the officer when she gunned it. And sadly,
Speaker 4: she made some terrible decisions that cost her her life.
Speaker 4: All less continue with more. We're going to play later
Speaker 4: with your permission. Mentioned the chief of police, the superintendent
Speaker 4: in the city of Chicago that largely supports everything I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I didn't think this would come out of the City
Speaker 4: of Chicago, but it has So let's continue with more
Speaker 4: Bill cunning in the Great American, with you and all
Speaker 4: great Americans every Sunday.
Speaker 5: Night, Billy cunning in the Great America.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about the use of force. We've spoken briefly
Speaker 4: about the liability of federal officials and the performance of
Speaker 4: their duty, in which case they have no liability whatsoever
Speaker 4: under state law. The reason is clear because in the South,
Speaker 4: in the Confederacy, when the Democrats were denying other people's
Speaker 4: civil rights, they wanted to indict federal officials in Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana,
Speaker 4: and they couldn't do it because of various US Supreme
Speaker 4: Court cases. But there is one voice crying, not in
Speaker 4: the wilderness, but in the city of Chicago, and that
Speaker 4: man is Chief of Police, as Superintendent Larry Snelling. And
Speaker 4: Larry Snelling made a comment the other day about what
Speaker 4: should happen when the police, a police officer is confronted
Speaker 4: by a person in a vehicle who's trying to run
Speaker 4: him down, run him over. And these are the comments
Speaker 4: of Chief of Police, Superintendent Larry Snelling. I'm not sure
Speaker 4: Brandon Johnson and Chicago wants to hear it. But here's
Speaker 4: the truth. From the chief of Police Larry Snelling, an
Speaker 4: African American chief of police who's been in the force
Speaker 4: in Chicago for more than thirty years. Danny boy Gleeson
Speaker 4: hit it.
Speaker 6: Let me make this clear. Federal agents ice HSI are officers.
Speaker 6: They are agents of law enforcement. If you box them
Speaker 6: in with vehicles, it is reasonable for them to believe
Speaker 6: that they are being ambushed and that this could end
Speaker 6: in a deadly situation, and it's reasonable for them to
Speaker 6: use force.
Speaker 7: Based on those conditions.
Speaker 6: Do not box in any law enforcement officer. You are
Speaker 6: breaking the law when you do that, and you are
Speaker 6: putting yourself in danger following law enforcement agents around. The
Speaker 6: question is why what do you plan on doing. It's
Speaker 6: also reasonable for them to believe that you're eventually going
Speaker 6: to do harm to them.
Speaker 7: If you ram.
Speaker 6: Any vehicle, especially that one that contains law enforcement agents,
Speaker 6: and that's any law enforcement local, state, federal, county, and
Speaker 6: you do this intentionally, this is considered deadly force.
Speaker 7: Deadly force is anything that can cause great bodily harm
Speaker 7: or death. When you plow into a.
Speaker 6: Vehicle that contains law enforcement agents, you're using deadly force,
Speaker 6: and they can use deadly.
Speaker 7: Force in response. To stop you. We need to be
Speaker 7: clear about these laws.
Speaker 6: We cannot become a society where we just decide to
Speaker 6: take everything in our own hands and start to commit
Speaker 6: crimes against law enforcement.
Speaker 7: It is a crime. You may not like what they're doing.
Speaker 6: I can understand that there's a lot of emotions out there,
Speaker 6: but that does not mean that you get to commit
Speaker 6: a crime right, especially one that could lead to deadly force.
Speaker 7: We need to keep everyone safe.
Speaker 4: Well, there it is Superintendent of Police Larry Snelling in Chicago.
Speaker 4: For a change, somebody in Chicago was making a bunch
Speaker 4: of sense. Let's continue with more. Jeff Career coming up
Speaker 4: on what's happening in Mexico. What's going to happen next?
Speaker 4: Bill Cunningham, the Great American, with you and all great
Speaker 4: Americans every Sunday Night. That's by Billy cunning m the
Speaker 4: Great American. Of course, after all this stuff happening in Venezuela, Greenland,
Speaker 4: Mexico and Iran, God knows what's going to happen next.
Speaker 4: I have a guest upcoming later to talk about the shockwave,
Speaker 4: shock and all, a sonic boom that somehow disabled hundreds
Speaker 4: of Venezuelan soldiers and some of those comments made by
Speaker 4: the soldiers are truly unbelievable. And of course Jeff crue
Speaker 4: Air Headquarter, New Orleans goes through hell down there with
Speaker 4: all the Democrats all around him. He's got to call
Speaker 4: him up at town hall dot com called Mexico America's
Speaker 4: next front on the Naco War is Mexico fentanyl friendly cartels.
Speaker 4: Be careful, be careful if your name is Shinebomb somewhere
Speaker 4: in Mexico City. And once again, Jeff Crueir, welcome to
Speaker 4: the Bill Cunningham Show. But let's talk briefly about what
Speaker 4: I just mentioned about. How did twenty soldiers take down
Speaker 4: hundreds of Venezuelan soldiers on a military base guarding Nicholas Maduro.
Speaker 4: How could that happen?
Speaker 8: Well, I mean this weapon there was used, this sonic boom.
Speaker 8: I mean this high tech weapon I think has been
Speaker 8: perfected in a way that it can take out a
Speaker 8: large number of troops obviously, and you know they're talking
Speaker 8: about it weeks later, and they seem to be totally frightened.
Speaker 8: And I think that's what is now happening in these
Speaker 8: other countries. And you have like Columbia now coming to
Speaker 8: the table and You've got a lot of cooperation now
Speaker 8: with President Trump because they don't want to go up
Speaker 8: against our military. So I just think we're light years
Speaker 8: ahead of most of these countries as far as our technology.
Speaker 8: The only country that I could imagine be anywhere close
Speaker 8: to us would be China, and that's because they've stolen
Speaker 8: so much of our technology.
Speaker 4: Bill and China's out of South America. Now Russia's out
Speaker 4: HESBA Law, which had offices in Venezuela, have departed. We're
Speaker 4: boarding a so called Russian oil tankers, which are not
Speaker 4: Russian oil tankers. They simply have a flag painted on
Speaker 4: the side. And right now we're in charge. Talk about
Speaker 4: your column, because all of us know about the scourge
Speaker 4: on drugs. The war on drugs began with Nancy Reagan
Speaker 4: about forty some years ago. No one's conducted a war
Speaker 4: on drugs until now. Explain your column about Mexico. Why
Speaker 4: you think the next one up is prow of a
Speaker 4: se bomb in Mexico City.
Speaker 8: Well, I mean, I applaud what we did with Minduro.
Speaker 8: I applaud what we've been we've been doing with these
Speaker 8: drug boats and taking out these drug dealers on the
Speaker 8: high seas. I think we've gotten rid of thirty five
Speaker 8: boats and one hundred and fifteen drug cartel criminals. But
Speaker 8: you know, the seventy percent of Americans who die from
Speaker 8: drug overdoses diezers of the fentanyl, and that comes through
Speaker 8: Mexico via China where they send the precursor chemicals. It's
Speaker 8: made in Mexico transported into the US, and it has become,
Speaker 8: you know, the major killer of Americans now for quite
Speaker 8: a while. And Mexico is the focus of all that.
Speaker 8: They've got massive drug cartels that are extremely powerful. Their
Speaker 8: government and the President has said it is totally afraid
Speaker 8: of these cartels. Their government is run by these cartels.
Speaker 8: These local police, any of them to try to go
Speaker 8: up against the cartels. You hear about all these political leaders.
Speaker 9: That are murdered.
Speaker 8: So the President and saying, all right, well, we're going
Speaker 8: to take action, and I'm just saying that I think
Speaker 8: that should be the next frontier because that can be
Speaker 8: a way to really win this war on drugs. I mean,
Speaker 8: it's never going to be one hundred percent, but it
Speaker 8: can certainly be a major step forward. And this is
Speaker 8: the source, it's Mexico, and this is the drug it's
Speaker 8: sentinel and the problem are these cartels, and nobody's ever
Speaker 8: taken on the cartels. And I think our military can
Speaker 8: definitely take on the cartels and destroy the cartel. So
Speaker 8: that's why I think the president's contemplating action on land
Speaker 8: in Mexico. He said it the other day. Yeah.
Speaker 4: And Claudia Scheinbaum, they so called elected the president of Mexico,
Speaker 4: has said that the president don't do that. I can
Speaker 4: handle it. She can't handle it because she's bought and
Speaker 4: paid for by the cartels. Sinelo, Cartels and others give
Speaker 4: her millions and millions of dollars a one percent of
Speaker 4: their take. One estimate was the cartels make about fourteen
Speaker 4: to fifteen billion dollars every year and illegal drug sales
Speaker 4: mainly fentanyl, of course, coming out of Columbia and Venezuela.
Speaker 4: It tends to be coca, tends to be cocaine or heroin.
Speaker 4: But what do we do if Claudia Scheinbaum, for domestic purposes,
Speaker 4: does not want to avail herself of assistant. Do we
Speaker 4: do it without her consent? Do we go after the
Speaker 4: cartooners much like we go after al Qaeda without the
Speaker 4: government's home consent?
Speaker 8: I think we go after him built because these cartels
Speaker 8: are killing Americans. This is a direct threat to the
Speaker 8: American people, and this is an enemy that has to
Speaker 8: be destroyed. And I think our military and the direction
Speaker 8: of President Trump can do it, or we can certainly
Speaker 8: damage their operations tremendously and set them back. And we're
Speaker 8: never going to get the cooperation of the Mexican government
Speaker 8: because they're too embedded and they're frightened, and it's going
Speaker 8: to have to be something that President Trump authorizes on
Speaker 8: his own, and I think he will. I don't think
Speaker 8: he feels impeded by the Mexican president shin Bomb. He
Speaker 8: called her a nice lady, said that she was pleasant,
Speaker 8: but he admits that she's fearful of the cartels. Our
Speaker 8: military is not fearful of them, and niver As President Trump.
Speaker 4: No, in fact, might dad a Cuba to the mix.
Speaker 4: Right now, we have a list of Greenland, Venezuela, Mexico, Mexico, Iran, Columbia, Cuba,
Speaker 4: and earlier today I heard the President talk about Cuba's
Speaker 4: next You better strike a deal right now. Cuba got
Speaker 4: forty percent of their oil for free from Venezuela. That's
Speaker 4: now stopped. Their economy has certainly collapsed. They have eight
Speaker 4: million people going south. I have empathy for the Cuban
Speaker 4: people putting up beginning with Fidel Castro. Bautista was wasn't
Speaker 4: the best, but Fidel Castro has ruined the country. He's
Speaker 4: a Democratic socialist, just like Mom Donnie is a democratic socialist.
Speaker 4: They're all democratic socialists. And if we go after El
Speaker 4: Cotta type operations that kill Americans, then number one is fentanyl.
Speaker 4: The number two would be Mexico, and whether she cooperates
Speaker 4: or not, you can imagine and what CNN would do
Speaker 4: if Trump used these shockwave weapons in Mexico without the
Speaker 4: permission of Claudia Scheinbaum. I'm not sure Jake Peper would
Speaker 4: like that at all.
Speaker 8: Well, I mean, we didn't have the permission of Maduro
Speaker 8: to go in and take him. So when we need
Speaker 8: to do something for our national security, I think President
Speaker 8: Trump feels authorized to do it. And I think, yeah,
Speaker 8: CNN O Hall, they've been houling about the Maduro operation.
Speaker 8: They're upset about Ice, They're upset about everything the president's doing.
Speaker 8: MSNBC calls him a dictator on a daily basis, But
Speaker 8: I think he knows that these are threats and we
Speaker 8: can shake up the entire hemisphere here. I mean, we're
Speaker 8: now fulfilling the Monroe doctrine, the Donroe doctrine. Phil and
Speaker 8: I think this makes sense to me. This is in
Speaker 8: our neighborhood. This is our next four neighbor Mexico. This
Speaker 8: is a neighbor that has not been a good neighbor.
Speaker 8: They've been allowing in all these illegals, allowing in all
Speaker 8: this drug all these drugs. So we need to take
Speaker 8: action to safeguard our people. And I think this is
Speaker 8: something that will be done eventually.
Speaker 4: And Jeff crue Eric, give me some thoughts of yours
Speaker 4: on this Somali fraud which appears to be between ten
Speaker 4: and fifty billion dollars. That's the tip of the iceberg.
Speaker 4: You can only imagine the one hundred billion dollar fraud
Speaker 4: out of Sacramento, California, dealing with homeless problems. And in
Speaker 4: a sense, this has gotten that issue off the front
Speaker 4: page of the paper because of what's happened in Minneapolis
Speaker 4: with the unfortunate death of Renee Good. But this has
Speaker 4: this been a godsend for the governor the and for
Speaker 4: the mayor of Minneapolis because this is off the front page.
Speaker 4: Is it good for Jeffrey Epstein? He's now done? The
Speaker 4: Russian collusion, delusion is done, Hands up, don't shoot. That's done.
Speaker 4: And so what does it do to the Somali fraud issue.
Speaker 8: Well, it puts it on the back burner because all
Speaker 8: the attention is on ice protests and you know, the
Speaker 8: mayor they are ranning and raving, dropping the f bomb
Speaker 8: and tim walls, you know, comparing this to the Civil
Speaker 8: War and talking about you know, you know, the people
Speaker 8: standing up against all this and encouraging protests. And so
Speaker 8: they're going to try to maximize this as much as
Speaker 8: they can because the last thing they want to talk about,
Speaker 8: Bill is this Somali fraud that was going on there.
Speaker 8: As you say, billions of dollars. There's no doubt he
Speaker 8: knew about it. There's no doubt they did nothing about it.
Speaker 8: And they didn't for political reasons. Obviously, this is a
Speaker 8: constituency for these Democrat politicians and they don't want to
Speaker 8: take on, you know, the massive fraud that has been
Speaker 8: going on. Thank goodness, a guy named Nick Shirley, a
Speaker 8: little twenty three year old kid, went in there and
Speaker 8: exposed it all did the job. The mainstream news media,
Speaker 8: the watchdogs didn't do bill.
Speaker 4: In fact, ABCNBCCBS, you seldom see a story about Somali
Speaker 4: fraud because of fears of being called a racist. And
Speaker 4: over a two year period, there were twenty four million
Speaker 4: dollars of political donations to Democrats from Somali daycare centers.
Speaker 4: I don't know about you, but it's hard to make
Speaker 4: that kind of money in a daycare center if you
Speaker 4: have teachers and you have classrooms and you have things
Speaker 4: like that going on. But then none of that happened,
Speaker 4: and so this Somali fraud was funding the Democratic Party.
Speaker 4: That's why they're going to embrace it. And they're going
Speaker 4: to act as if any cries against Somali fraud is
Speaker 4: similar to racism. You can't talk about that.
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, they like to shut off debate on issues
Speaker 8: that are uncomfortable for them, and they throw around the
Speaker 8: R word constantly and say everything's racist, and you know
Speaker 8: that's their way to shut down a discussion. But we
Speaker 8: need to forge on because this is an issue that
Speaker 8: I think is nationwide. I was glad to see the
Speaker 8: Vice President talking about a special position being created to
Speaker 8: go after the fraud. I applaud the Treasury Secretary. It's
Speaker 8: got that sent for now, saying hey, if you're on welfare,
Speaker 8: you know you can't be sending money overseas because a
Speaker 8: lot of the Somalis in Minnesota, we're sending money back
Speaker 8: to Somalia and guess what it was going into terrorist organizations.
Speaker 8: So we were funding terror groups back in Somalia. So
Speaker 8: all that's hopefully coming to an end.
Speaker 4: Bill Well, the important matter is the American taxpayer paid
Speaker 4: billions of dollars to fronsters who used the money and
Speaker 4: overseas transfers to Somalia and elsewhere. That was given El
Speaker 4: Schabab into al Qaeda, So we funded terrorism all over
Speaker 4: the world. Now, you would think that seventy eight indictments
Speaker 4: have been issued beginning in the Biden administration. Jeffrey crue Air,
Speaker 4: there was seventy eight indictments issued over one hundred persons.
Speaker 4: The great majority have been convicted. But that is the
Speaker 4: tip of the iceberg. There's so many more underneath that.
Speaker 4: And when Scott Bessett said, if you're on welfare, you
Speaker 4: got to check a box on an overseas transfer, We're
Speaker 4: going to run your name, your identifier through a database
Speaker 4: and if you're getting any federal benefits at all, we're
Speaker 4: going to arrest you. That'll stop that fraud.
Speaker 8: Correct one hundred percent, And this should have done a
Speaker 8: long time ago, but better late than ever. And the
Speaker 8: good thing is the President's now sending more agents to
Speaker 8: fight the fraud in Minnesota, so they're not backing down.
Speaker 8: And that's what I think is good. You know, we're
Speaker 8: plowing ahead with this agenda and going after it and
Speaker 8: can't let Democrat extremism stop us or the media, because
Speaker 8: the media is constantly on the side of the Democrats
Speaker 8: and they're going to oppose anything the president does. So
Speaker 8: I think this is an issue that's got nationwide implications
Speaker 8: and could possibly be an issue Republicans could use in
Speaker 8: the twenty twenty six minth Terms bill.
Speaker 4: And lastly, Jeffrey Crueer, one thing that caught my attention
Speaker 4: is that there was a motion by US attorney in
Speaker 4: Southern Florida to panel a federal grand jury to investigate
Speaker 4: Barack Hussein Obama, Clapper, Brennan Comy at All for what
Speaker 4: they did to the country by changing intelligence, which gave
Speaker 4: birth to the Mueller Report and impeachment. What happened in
Speaker 4: the next four or five months. There's federal indictments against
Speaker 4: Obama and that crew. Now Obama may be exempt from prosecution,
Speaker 4: he can follow the motion. Can you imagine the mainstream
Speaker 4: media if in fact all those individ jos are indicted.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine that they'll go crazy?
Speaker 8: But you know what a lot of us will say, finally,
Speaker 8: because that's what we've been looking for from the very beginning.
Speaker 9: We've been looking for.
Speaker 8: Finally, a justice system that's not just focused on Republicans.
Speaker 8: I mean, there's got to be equal justice. And if
Speaker 8: you have Democrat law breakers, you have to have some
Speaker 8: kind of indictments prosecutions against the Democrats. And we've seen
Speaker 8: historically over the years the Democrats always get away with it.
Speaker 8: So it would Obama committed all kinds of potentially criminal acts.
Speaker 8: So yeah, I'm glad to see this bill. I hope
Speaker 8: we see more. Well.
Speaker 4: According to media accounts, the underlings and the various D
Speaker 4: and I departments of the federal government have been given
Speaker 4: immunity on condition testify truthfully against Obama and against Clapper
Speaker 4: and COMI that whole crew because they changed the intelligence
Speaker 4: which served as the basis for illegal search warrants against
Speaker 4: various individuals of Donald Trump, resulting in the indictment of
Speaker 4: about seventy five Trump officials. We think about Donald Trump's indictment,
Speaker 4: but below that were dozens of others, his chief of
Speaker 4: staff and his National security advisor, etc. Because Obama changed
Speaker 4: the intelligence and ordered it to be done untethered the reality.
Speaker 4: The reality was there was no Russian collusion delusion, and
Speaker 4: after Trump was elected in twenty sixteen, there was a
Speaker 4: big Powell to summer of the eight twenty sixteen in
Speaker 4: the White House in which Obama ordered the intelligence falsely
Speaker 4: be changed to serve as the basis for more investigations.
Speaker 4: And that was illegal. That's called sedition, right, and it
Speaker 4: would be amazing many times. I'm waiting for some Democrat
Speaker 4: to have handcuffs put on them.
Speaker 8: Maybe I'll wait for you know, we saw a lot
Speaker 8: of Republicans go to jail, Cee Bannon, he had Paul Manifort,
Speaker 8: Peter Navarro, I mean, patriots, people that were doing the
Speaker 8: president's agenda, following the will of the people, but never
Speaker 8: on the Democrat side. And you know, a good man
Speaker 8: like General Flynn was abused, mistreated, he was removed from
Speaker 8: his position all because of this, and he's somebody that
Speaker 8: I think of all the time, the dastardly illegal activity
Speaker 8: that was focused on him. So for his take and
Speaker 8: so many others, I'd like to see justice.
Speaker 4: Well, Jeff Crueer. The article is next to co America's
Speaker 4: next front in the narco war, as Mexico's fentanyl friendly cartels.
Speaker 4: I'd be in the state of shock if somehow that
Speaker 4: Trump could go after the cartels in Mexico like we
Speaker 4: go after al Qaeda wherever they can be located. The
Speaker 4: cartels are killing a thousand times more Americans than ever killed,
Speaker 4: and I think that ought to be the standard. But
Speaker 4: Jeff Crueer, I love your stuff. Wonderful and thanks for
Speaker 4: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And we'll continue to
Speaker 4: follow the attack on Mexico.
Speaker 8: Yes, indeed, hey, Bill, thank you so much.
Speaker 4: God bless America. Let's continue with more. Jeff crue Air,
Speaker 4: get all of this stuff at town hall dot com
Speaker 4: or jeffkrue Air dot com. And all of this stuff
Speaker 4: is there. C R O U E R E. He's
Speaker 4: in New Orleans. It makes a lot of sense if
Speaker 4: we go after al Qaida, because they kill Americans and
Speaker 4: our threat. What about the cartels in Mexico? Are they
Speaker 4: a threat? And in fact that they are bigger threat?
Speaker 4: I certainly would think so. Bill Cunningham, the Great American,
Speaker 4: with you every Sunday night, My Bully Cunningham, the Great American.
Speaker 4: Imagine Mexico is next to maybe Greenland, maybe Cuba. God knows,
Speaker 4: and I pray to God that this turns out well
Speaker 4: for our great country. I know, I know one thing
Speaker 4: that this thing in Minneapolis cannot metastasize to every blue
Speaker 4: city and every blue state. Federal law applies in Los Angeles,
Speaker 4: it applies in Chicago, it applies in Cincinnati, it applies everywhere.
Speaker 4: Reminds me of what was happening in the eighteen thirties, forties,
Speaker 4: and fifties. There is resistance in the South to the
Speaker 4: federal government. It kinded to me smacks of Senator John C.
Speaker 4: Calhoun style anti bellum nullification, that is, telling the Feds
Speaker 4: don't operate in our city, don't operate in our state.
Speaker 4: Federal law does not apply here. Who in the hell
Speaker 4: do they think they are? The result is crass lawlessness,
Speaker 4: mafia style shakedown artistry, and a neo Confederate stench combined
Speaker 4: in one package. In the state of Minnesota, in the
Speaker 4: city of Minneapolis, federal law has got to apply everywhere.
Speaker 4: In New York City, or in Cincinnati, or in Austin, Texas,
Speaker 4: federal law applies in those states. And when elected leaders
Speaker 4: say constantly federal law doesn't apply where sanctuary city sanctuary
Speaker 4: state and tell its citizens to impede and harass federal
Speaker 4: officials in the performance of their duty. Now, those are
Speaker 4: serious felonies, and it must stop. They will not voluntarily stop,
Speaker 4: so they must be stopped. That Renee Good gave her
Speaker 4: life because she listened to the plaintive cry of liberal
Speaker 4: Democrats and others who say she was a social justice
Speaker 4: warrior when she committed numerous felonies and she paid for
Speaker 4: her ignorance with her life, which is very sad. Now
Speaker 4: I do not applaud whatsoever the fact that a woman,
Speaker 4: a mother of three, is dead. But she's dead because
Speaker 4: of her behavior. And she would have got out of
Speaker 4: the car when the officers walked up used the F
Speaker 4: bomb as they get out of the car. We've had enough,
Speaker 4: And she simply locked the doors of the car, would
Speaker 4: not let her wife come in the other side, went backwards,
Speaker 4: then forwards, knowing the officer was there, but she looked
Speaker 4: and saw him there, So her behavior caused her own death.
Speaker 4: Let's continue with more. The Somali thing is the predicate
Speaker 4: for so much of this. Coming in next as MAYA Cook,
Speaker 4: she's a Fox News contributor about what's happening in Ohio,
Speaker 4: Minnesota and many other states. The line becomes available eight
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Speaker 4: Cunningham with you, every ye say to.
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Speaker 4: May I Cook, You're a Fox News contributor and attorney,
Speaker 4: and you've done a lot of investigations in the state
Speaker 4: of Ohio, which is a piggyback on what's happening in Minnesota.
Speaker 4: The hearings are underway there and also in the state
Speaker 4: of Maine, and I can only imagine the fraud that's
Speaker 4: present in the so called Blue cities and Blue states
Speaker 4: when it comes to daycare fraud and autism fraud, and
Speaker 4: medicaid fraud, transportation fraud, foods and fraud. But maheck Cook,
Speaker 4: first of all, can you tell the American people what
Speaker 4: is happening? What is your investigation shown so far in
Speaker 4: the Columbus area and the great state of Ohio.
Speaker 11: Well, thanks so much for having me.
Speaker 12: I am looking both at home health care services and daycares.
Speaker 12: I have visited a building with about thirty four home
Speaker 12: healthcare services here in Columbus, Ohio, and was able to
Speaker 12: talk to one or two businesses. One was not able
Speaker 12: to provide much information about how home healthcare services work.
Speaker 11: So if you have an.
Speaker 12: Aging grandparent or a parent, she said she really didn't
Speaker 12: know how it worked.
Speaker 11: And the second office did sit me.
Speaker 12: Down and explain to me that I could go through
Speaker 12: a process with insurance. But for the most part, the
Speaker 12: the lights were off, the doors were locked, nobody was available.
Speaker 12: This is my third visit there, and I'm just wondering
Speaker 12: how these businesses are operating given that they're getting state funding.
Speaker 11: Who are they?
Speaker 12: How are they operating How do you operate a business
Speaker 12: when you don't show up for three days? And unfortunately,
Speaker 12: the last day that I was there, I was encountered
Speaker 12: by three individuals that were of Somalian descent that cornered
Speaker 12: me and said that they would not be providing services,
Speaker 12: and I said that was fine, and then they continued
Speaker 12: to scream at me and try to intimidate me and
Speaker 12: say that I should not be asking these questions that
Speaker 12: I am Indian and not white. It has nothing to
Speaker 12: do with the fact that anybody can walk through a
Speaker 12: door and ask simple questions. But I think they have
Speaker 12: a real problem. They think, for some reason they're going
Speaker 12: to scare me with the racist word, but they can't
Speaker 12: because I'm not white. And this is what they the
Speaker 12: whole community has continued to say, you're not white. This
Speaker 12: is not a white or black issue. This is they
Speaker 12: are you committing fraud or not issue? And so that
Speaker 12: has been insanely disturbing to me that you can't answer
Speaker 12: simple questions. And then on the daycare front, I mean,
Speaker 12: I'll be honest, we're not.
Speaker 11: Seeing any kids.
Speaker 12: We've maybe seen one facility with a few kids, but
Speaker 12: the kids we're both referring to the owner or the
Speaker 12: individual talking to us as mom, which is fine. You
Speaker 12: can take care of your kids in a daycare. Many
Speaker 12: of them are run down, many of them are filthy.
Speaker 12: I've had three assaults of three different daycares by just
Speaker 12: simply knocking you hear a click, they let you in,
Speaker 12: and then they're violently attacking you. Most of these daycares
Speaker 12: don't have children. There's only two that have allowed me
Speaker 12: to come in and ask basic questions, and only one
Speaker 12: of them has actually been able to give me an
Speaker 12: application for a child and tell me how much it costs.
Speaker 12: So when you ask questions about attendance, I also learned
Speaker 12: that you can basically forget to sign in your child.
Speaker 12: According to the State of Ohio, we have the best system,
Speaker 12: but you can forget to sign in your child and
Speaker 12: they can retroactively sign in children. So suddenly I have
Speaker 12: questions about attendance.
Speaker 11: I mean, these are.
Speaker 12: Issues and our compliance in our audit system, and we
Speaker 12: should be asking questions. And the elephant in the room
Speaker 12: right now is yes, majority are Somalian owned. This isn't targeted.
Speaker 12: This is the community that is running these daycares and
Speaker 12: home healthcare centers, and that's what we're looking into.
Speaker 4: Talk about the scam relative to home healthcare. I've seen
Speaker 4: all your videos, and one of the videos I saw
Speaker 4: looked as if these guys are about to assault you.
Speaker 4: They use the F bomb, use racial epithets, and they're Somalis.
Speaker 4: But nonetheless it seemed to work. In Minnesota. You simply
Speaker 4: raise their racial flag and seeming like the Ellison and
Speaker 4: Waltz and Fry, the mayor, the attorney general, the governor
Speaker 4: of Minnesota simply back off completely. In fact, Keith Ellison,
Speaker 4: I watch it so you don't have to on MS
Speaker 4: now and he was talking about, yes, there is some fraud,
Speaker 4: however it's being handled internally. There have been numerous convictions,
Speaker 4: dozens of convictions for fraud, twenty five percent being of
Speaker 4: Somali origin. But how does the healthcare scandal work? And
Speaker 4: not just in Ohio, guess in every state? How does
Speaker 4: one sign up to care for an aging parent and
Speaker 4: have the government pay you?
Speaker 12: Well, look, I think it's going to be different in
Speaker 12: every state, but Ohio, Pennsylvania, obviously, Minnesota, their standards are
Speaker 12: i would say lower. You are allowed as a child
Speaker 12: to take care of your aging parent. Or a grandparent.
Speaker 12: So the way that the alleged fraud is occurring right
Speaker 12: now in Ohio is I sign up to take care
Speaker 12: of my mother. I take her to a doctor. I
Speaker 12: ask that doctor to approve her for home health care
Speaker 12: because she is old and she has a lot of
Speaker 12: aches and pains. The providers pushed back and said, your
Speaker 12: mother doesn't qualify. Well, then I go and find another
Speaker 12: doctor who's willing to There's several doctors in town that
Speaker 12: have now been identified as part of this alleged fraud.
Speaker 11: They'll robert stamp it.
Speaker 12: Many of them allegedly are getting a kickback because now
Speaker 12: that you've rubber stamped it, I'm making money.
Speaker 11: Right between twelve hours.
Speaker 12: So let's say I need a lot of care for
Speaker 12: my mother twenty four hours, so I can sit at
Speaker 12: home and apparently take care of my mother for seventy
Speaker 12: five to ninety thousand dollars. Now I say my dad
Speaker 12: needs home health care, that's one hundred and eighty thousand.
Speaker 12: Then I move my husband's parents into my home. I mean,
Speaker 12: all of this racks up for individuals that many of
Speaker 12: them don't need home health care services, and there's one individual,
Speaker 12: one provider that's basically pocketing the money, and many of
Speaker 12: them are allegedly getting kickbacks for helping. Some of these
Speaker 12: individuals are going door to door to recruit more individuals,
Speaker 12: and the services are not being provided because many of
Speaker 12: these people really don't need home health care services.
Speaker 11: It's a massive scam. It needs to be looked into.
Speaker 12: We need to revise the way that we're just handing
Speaker 12: out tax pay dollars. And my bigger issue with all
Speaker 12: of this is how do you come from another country
Speaker 12: to America the first thing you sign up for as welfare.
Speaker 3: That's a red flag for me.
Speaker 4: Well, it happened in Minnesota and Columbus is the second
Speaker 4: highest population of Somali's. Is this a Somali problem or
Speaker 4: is it a welfare problem? Because most of those who
Speaker 4: have gained the system so far have been Somali's. Most
Speaker 4: not even here legally, most are not citizens. But is
Speaker 4: this a Somali problem or an American problem?
Speaker 11: It's both.
Speaker 12: It's both to sit and demonize, and I will not
Speaker 12: do this. I know people love to corner me on this.
Speaker 12: I think you would.
Speaker 11: Agree with me.
Speaker 12: I think immigrants add value to our country. But what
Speaker 12: I have unfortunately seen from the Somali population. Many of
Speaker 12: them have benefited off of the welfare system, and many
Speaker 12: of them, at least in Minnesota, based on indictments, there's
Speaker 12: alleged fraud. So there's a massive problem in the system,
Speaker 12: and there's a massive problem in the population.
Speaker 11: And it's not only Somali. I said this many weeks
Speaker 11: ago on Sean Hannity's show.
Speaker 12: It's Bootney's and look, President Trump just came out with
Speaker 12: the truth social thing. Boot needs are the number one
Speaker 12: recipients of welfare. So when you put blocks of people
Speaker 12: in the United States together who've never been asked to assimilate,
Speaker 12: who don't speak English well, and then somebody is teaching
Speaker 12: them how to gain the system, whether it's welfare and
Speaker 12: home healthcare or daycares, that's how fraud occurs. And then
Speaker 12: in the state of Ohio, we have to actually audit
Speaker 12: our audit system because there's loopholes. We need to get
Speaker 12: in a room with US attorneys and the DJ to
Speaker 12: talk about all the problems with our legislature, all the
Speaker 12: problems with the Department of Youth Services and come up
Speaker 12: with a plan, a better audit, a better checklist. The
Speaker 12: fact that people are saying in government, there's nothing to
Speaker 12: see here is a red flag to me because they
Speaker 12: are not doing their job. They're just pushing paperwork back
Speaker 12: and forth. Paperwork doesn't tell you first fraud. You actually
Speaker 12: have to use your eyes and ears. That's what I
Speaker 12: want from state off beholders today to actually take this
Speaker 12: seriously and to change the system.
Speaker 4: Well, one other area of fraud, and Nick Shirley is
Speaker 4: doing great work. I can't imagine a twenty two year
Speaker 4: old YouTuber uncovering billions of dollars worth of fraud in Minnesota.
Speaker 4: He posted a video he said in Minnesota there's more
Speaker 4: than one thousand fraudulent medical transportation companies. In fact, one
Speaker 4: transportation company received four million dollars in one month for
Speaker 4: transporting patients to and from appointments when there was It's
Speaker 4: impossible when you do the math for this one company
Speaker 4: to have done that. And is that another area ripe
Speaker 4: with fraud? To say, some patient has an appointment with
Speaker 4: a doctor who's on the take, you take them from
Speaker 4: your home to the doctor and doctor and back and
Speaker 4: do that repeatedly. Is that also ripe with fraud? The
Speaker 4: medical the medicaid transportation system, with all these ambulances, so
Speaker 4: to speak, that don't exist.
Speaker 11: Yes, all of it.
Speaker 12: Anytime you have taxpayer dollars going out, it's not my
Speaker 12: money for your money, it's our collective money that is
Speaker 12: going in. And the state then is abusing the system
Speaker 12: by allowing for something like this to occur. We have
Speaker 12: to audit every welfare program. I have not looked into
Speaker 12: medical transport.
Speaker 11: I am up to my.
Speaker 12: Ears between individuals that have come out as whistleblowers that
Speaker 12: are giving me evidence. But one hundred percent, I mean,
Speaker 12: this is a systematic issue with the American system of welfare,
Speaker 12: and so we have to look at ourselves to and
Speaker 12: say what did we do wrong and how do we
Speaker 12: fix it? But we can't say it's the cost of
Speaker 12: doing business. We actually have to roll up our sleeves
Speaker 12: and do something different otherwise this is a definition of
Speaker 12: insanity to me.
Speaker 4: You used the term cost of doing business. There was
Speaker 4: an interview that one of the PR directors for Governor
Speaker 4: Mike DeWine who said that some fraud is the cost
Speaker 4: of doing business. And when I saw that, I thought,
Speaker 4: are you kidding me? How's that a cost of doing business?
Speaker 4: And I guess, as in ohioan most of the other
Speaker 4: states are blue cities, blue state completely controlled by the
Speaker 4: Democratic Party. Ohio is the only state which is a
Speaker 4: so called republican state having similar problem. Since you live here,
Speaker 4: are you particularly concerned that if the state government is saying, well,
Speaker 4: fraud is the cost of doing business, that's a problem.
Speaker 11: It is.
Speaker 12: I don't accept the status quo. And look, I believe
Speaker 12: every bureaucrat that tells me that they did the audits
Speaker 12: through paperwork. But my problem with the audit system is
Speaker 12: it's broken. When you go into a daycare and you
Speaker 12: see feces, you see bottles that haven't been cleaned, you
Speaker 12: see there's no betting crib blood stains on sheets, and
Speaker 12: then you allow them to operate on a conditional license
Speaker 12: and don't come back for three to five months. That's
Speaker 12: a red flag that means our system is broken. The
Speaker 12: cost of fraud is exponential. And I have to ask
Speaker 12: any person listening today, when you get a thirty dollars
Speaker 12: charge on your whether it's Chase Bank or any bank
Speaker 12: you use, and it's not your charge, I guarantee you
Speaker 12: ninety eighty percent of the audience called the bank to
Speaker 12: say this wasn't my charge. So imagine if it's millions
Speaker 12: of dollars, you don't think the government has a duty
Speaker 12: to protect us, because if they're rolling up their sleeves
Speaker 12: and saying our hands are clean, I have a huge
Speaker 12: issue with that because they're then complicit by giving our
Speaker 12: tax dollars and not protecting us.
Speaker 4: May Cook. I also spoke to the state office holders.
Speaker 4: I'll reference the auditor, the attorney general of the Governor's office,
Speaker 4: and they're saying this can't happen in Ohio in a
Speaker 4: broad fashion because we don't deal with enrollment. We deal
Speaker 4: with attendance. And so that's the key hook they hang
Speaker 4: their hat on that there's not massive fraud because we
Speaker 4: have an attendance. When you go to these so called
Speaker 4: daycare centers, how much attendance do you see?
Speaker 11: Not much? And here's here's the key to attendance today.
Speaker 12: When I asked, if I forget to enroll my child
Speaker 12: as they're walking through the door because I was running
Speaker 12: with their lunchbox, how do I change the attendance? They
Speaker 12: said that every administrator can go back and change attendance numbers.
Speaker 12: They just have to use a phone number and they're
Speaker 12: able to do it. And by the way, most of
Speaker 12: these compliance reports that I've read, the biggest issue is attendance. Well,
Speaker 12: if the biggest issue is attendance, are you paying them
Speaker 12: State of Ohio or are you not? And if you're
Speaker 12: allowing people to change attendance records, that's another red flag.
Speaker 12: So again there's loopholes, and you can't just strictly stay
Speaker 12: based on attendance. We know that they're doing everything they
Speaker 12: should be doing. That's like a cover up of your
Speaker 12: audit system. Why not ask the question why are people
Speaker 12: changing the numbers.
Speaker 11: Of enrollment if they've.
Speaker 12: Forgotten to check in their child, that sounds like a
Speaker 12: loophole to me. And secondly, if it purely is attendance,
Speaker 12: who's checking those records? Are you checking records at midnight?
Speaker 12: I don't know any state officeholder who's working until midnight?
Speaker 10: Do you no?
Speaker 4: Not exactly now? I don't think so. And medicaid fraud
Speaker 4: is another thing, right for the abuse and the somalis.
Speaker 4: In a sense, individual somalis that are here under temporary
Speaker 4: protective status, and most of a lot of that's been pulled,
Speaker 4: are simply part of a system. They may be in
Speaker 4: their own minds there think they came from a war
Speaker 4: ravaged country where most Somalis at home live in garbage dumps,
Speaker 4: and they come here and all of a sudden, they
Speaker 4: may think themselves, this is like part of the deal,
Speaker 4: this is what living in America is that I get paid.
Speaker 4: And so I like to think there's some innocence on
Speaker 4: the behalf of individual Somalis, for example, because they don't
Speaker 4: know what they're doing. Do you have some empathy for
Speaker 4: individuals who think this is the way we operate.
Speaker 11: One hundred percent.
Speaker 12: I set down with the Somalian business owner that didn't
Speaker 12: want to be on camera because she didn't have the
Speaker 12: best English. I thought she was perfectly fine, who shared
Speaker 12: that she immigrated, went to the Ohio State University, graduated.
Speaker 12: One of her kids is going to be a doctor,
Speaker 12: the other one is still working. She owns the daycare today,
Speaker 12: She owns and operates it. She's ethical and above board.
Speaker 12: She walked through the entire process of the check in
Speaker 12: and how kids it's all based on attendance. But again
Speaker 12: I can have empathy but still ask questions. And the
Speaker 12: one thing that raised a red flag to me is
Speaker 12: she said that every parent that comes in with their
Speaker 12: child checks in. I saw a parent walk in and
Speaker 12: they didn't check in their child. Now is she going
Speaker 12: to go back and audit that and add a child
Speaker 12: checked in? I mean, this is where there's a problem
Speaker 12: with the States system. They think it's so strong. I
Speaker 12: don't I challenge that. And I'd like to have them
Speaker 12: sit down with the US Attorney's office and go through
Speaker 12: all of.
Speaker 11: The issues that we have with their audit process. It's
Speaker 11: not just me claiming issues. I bet you.
Speaker 12: Other attorneys and auditors and tax experts could sit there
Speaker 12: and school them on the issues. But yes, I have
Speaker 12: empathy for any immigrant community that's trying to achieve the
Speaker 12: American dream. I don't have empathy for somebody who is
Speaker 12: committing fraud, assault, or intimidating anybody out there, including me.
Speaker 4: All right, now, a couple more quick inquiries. One is
Speaker 4: that I'm told by state officials about fifty percent of
Speaker 4: the Medicaid and daycare and autism and food stamps are
Speaker 4: paid by the state and about fifty percent paid by
Speaker 4: the Feds. The Feds are not the investigator, so to speak.
Speaker 4: Each state should have their own investigation. I would also
Speaker 4: note that the permanent representative of Somalia to the United
Speaker 4: Nations is linked to a home healthcare agency in Cincinnati,
Speaker 4: Ohio that was prosecuted for Medicaid fraud. His name is
Speaker 4: Akbar d'had Osman. And according to Health and Human Services
Speaker 4: that the actual ambassador from Somalia who as at the
Speaker 4: United Nations is linked to a fraud in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Speaker 4: And I would ask, well, I live here. Why isn't
Speaker 4: that a bigger story? When the UN ambassador is part
Speaker 4: of the fraud from Somalia, isn't that a big story?
Speaker 11: Yes, he's blacked.
Speaker 12: I mean, everybody's scared of being called racist today and
Speaker 12: we have to stop. I don't care what anybody looks like.
Speaker 12: I don't care what anybody sounds like. If you're committing fraud,
Speaker 12: it's wrong. And every news station should be asking questions
Speaker 12: the fact that they're not racist red flags. I mean,
Speaker 12: I went to the Somalian Education Resource Center and let
Speaker 12: me tell you, four different offices and I finally found
Speaker 12: the forty two million dollar door with a group of
Speaker 12: friends and there was nobody there. Lights out, And we
Speaker 12: have questions about what they did with the fourteen million
Speaker 12: dollars they received in the state of Ohio in twenty
Speaker 12: twenty five. Nobody's answering our questions. But at some point
Speaker 12: we have to get reporters and real journalists who want
Speaker 12: the truth to ask these questions and stop fearing the
Speaker 12: loudest critics because the loudest critics definitely have something to hide,
Speaker 12: and race baiting is no longer acceptable. I mean, look
Speaker 12: at what sham Bondi did. She didn't care what anybody
Speaker 12: looked like. She is indicting in Minnesota. We have to
Speaker 12: do the same thing here. If there's fraud, deal with
Speaker 12: a conduct and not color. There's TSA agents in Minneapolis
Speaker 12: who testified that they had suitcases filled with American cash
Speaker 12: one hundred dollars bills going to Somalia. We also have
Speaker 12: circumstances where in Minnesota the daycare providers who are Somali's
Speaker 12: gave to the state Democratic Party in Minnesota twenty four
Speaker 12: million dollars. Not too many daycare providers that are legitimate
Speaker 12: are spending off that kind of money. It's a protection
Speaker 12: racket operated by the Democratic Party to keep them in power.
Speaker 12: Maya Cook, we have to run what is your website?
Speaker 12: How to those who want to be whistleblowers get a
Speaker 12: hold of you. Anybody can email me at cookfro Ohio
Speaker 12: at gmail dot com. It's Cook with an E. Please
Speaker 12: include evidence and information. We're getting a lot of tips.
Speaker 8: And my.
Speaker 12: Handle on Twitter is just at mahak Cook or Instagram.
Speaker 12: That's where I've done a lot of the posting. And
Speaker 12: I appreciate everybody who is trusting me. I'm never going
Speaker 12: to share their name with the state and be protective,
Speaker 12: continue to work with them to get to the bottom
Speaker 12: of this.
Speaker 4: Bill Cunningham, the Great American Live with you every Sunday Night. Bye,
Speaker 4: Billy Cunningham, the Great American. Then Maya Cook has a
Speaker 4: great future at Fox News. I'm certain she'll be there soon.
Speaker 4: Coming up next, I'm going to put a call in
Speaker 4: the Joshua Philip about what's happening in Venezuela. And now
Speaker 4: it's going to affect not just freedom in South America,
Speaker 4: but the ripples affect all over the country. And he's
Speaker 4: with epic times. Bill Cunningham, the Great American with you
Speaker 4: and all great Americans every Sunday Night. By Billy Cunningham,
Speaker 4: the Great American. Of course, the last several days has
Speaker 4: been incredible when it comes to international relations and also
Speaker 4: what's happening, whether it's Minneapolis or Portland or Somalia and
Speaker 4: the fraud there, but also Venezuela. A few days ago,
Speaker 4: the new leaders of Venezuela released certain political prisoners. And
Speaker 4: now every time I see a Democratic senator of being interviewed,
Speaker 4: it's a terrible disaster to take over Maduro. When of
Speaker 4: course Biden was in power, it was a great idea
Speaker 4: to get rid of a macduro. Now they're questioning it,
Speaker 4: but I can't imagine a more successful takeover of a government.
Speaker 4: And more, shall I say, the arrest of someone involved
Speaker 4: in massive drug trafficking. That what the Delta team performed
Speaker 4: several days ago. Jonah, you and I now is Joshua
Speaker 4: Phillip of Epic TV. He's a great award winning journalist
Speaker 4: and senior investigative reporter, and he laid out in his
Speaker 4: column and also an Epic TV the headlines Venezuela is
Speaker 4: an Iceberg. What lies beneath oil, cocaine, communism, corruption, terrorism
Speaker 4: and power. And once again, Joshua Phillip, welcome to the
Speaker 4: Bill Cunningham Show, and just give me the overview from
Speaker 4: your perspectives. Happened in Venezuela. How good it is in
Speaker 4: every aspect of American foreign relations, and where we go
Speaker 4: from here, Joshua Philip, give me a full report.
Speaker 9: All right, So let me let me let me start
Speaker 9: off with what you were saying. This was bipartisan. This
Speaker 9: was a bipartisan issue when Biden was president. Joe Biden
Speaker 9: his administration put a twenty five million dollars price on
Speaker 9: Nicholas Maduro's head, Right, So not only not only should
Speaker 9: they not be making this a partisan thing, technically they
Speaker 9: should pay Trump twenty five million dollars for capturing him.
Speaker 10: Right, Let break that down.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure that's going to happen. I have my doubts.
Speaker 9: Yeah, probably not, probably not. Maybe maybe go to the
Speaker 9: Delta operators. Right, but on that front, get this, so,
Speaker 9: I would actually say that the capture of Maduro is
Speaker 9: more significant than just drugs or oil, because, in my opinion,
Speaker 9: the Trump administration could probably do a bit better on
Speaker 9: explaining this. Bru basically was working with the cartels, right,
Speaker 9: he was the head of the cartel, the Sons, but
Speaker 9: Duro was working with Iran Cartelsen's also a terrorist organization.
Speaker 9: Hezbola and Hamas have huge influence there. He was giving
Speaker 9: visas to them. They were giving visas to them so
Speaker 9: they could travel freely all through the region. He was
Speaker 9: using diplomatic planes and passes to traffic drugs into Mexico.
Speaker 9: According to the criminal complaint, he was also it was
Speaker 9: technically the guy before m Hugo Chap has pushed the
Speaker 9: United States out of most of Latin America, working together
Speaker 9: for Delcaster in Cuba. They established many multi governmental organizations
Speaker 9: throughout Latin America that rejected the United States, pushed out
Speaker 9: of the United States, and then brought in Chinese and
Speaker 9: Russian influence. So while they were saying get the gring
Speaker 9: goes out, they signed over four hundred deals with the
Speaker 9: Chinese Communist Party, over two hundred deals of the Russians,
Speaker 9: and they imported them. And then they created organizations and
Speaker 9: programs all throughout Latin America to make everybody else do
Speaker 9: the same thing. And so now that Trump is trying
Speaker 9: to restore them in road doctrine or they were hesails
Speaker 9: of the don road doctrine now where they don't want
Speaker 9: to have, you know, foreign influence. You know, if you're
Speaker 9: in Europe or China, you don't belong in Latin America.
Speaker 9: They want to push this out because there's been a
Speaker 9: big political game and basically China, especially with the Beltman
Speaker 9: Roads initiative, it's it's major infrastructure investment programs, which which
Speaker 9: work on debt traps, so countries become effectively slaves to them.
Speaker 9: They have to send them that for resources like Venezuela
Speaker 9: and oil, which they were doing. For example, Venezuela was
Speaker 9: that was the pilot program. Venezuela is a testing ground
Speaker 9: for that, and I call that all goes back to
Speaker 9: Hugo Javas. So if you're going to get rid of
Speaker 9: that entire network, if you're going to get rid of
Speaker 9: the CCP infiltrate in the region, corrupting the region, feeding
Speaker 9: even the cartels in drug trade, which they are, you
Speaker 9: need to get rid of Maduro because MCDUA was handpicked
Speaker 9: by Javas and Maduro basically carried the torch of both
Speaker 9: Javas and Fidel Castrum.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you kind of look at this down the road.
Speaker 4: It's brilliant, it's unbelievable. It's brilliant because at this point
Speaker 4: you have a Venezuela who might play ball with capitalism
Speaker 4: and not communism. It was the headquarters for a long time,
Speaker 4: believe it or not of Hesbela in South America. There
Speaker 4: was Iranian connections, there was Hesbla connections, there were Chinese
Speaker 4: Communist Party connections, there were Russian connections, Iranian connections, and
Speaker 4: at this point it appears the Venezuelan people now have
Speaker 4: a chance to recover after I don't know, twenty five
Speaker 4: years of democratic socialist rule like which is coming to
Speaker 4: New York City with Mamdani and so long term. This
Speaker 4: is brilliant. And because it's so brilliant, the crist on
Speaker 4: the left is awful. And just on the issue of oil,
Speaker 4: I had on an expert earlier and the other day
Speaker 4: Jason Icy who talked about oil reserves, which is a factor.
Speaker 4: But mainly it's freeing the Venezuelan peace people from the
Speaker 4: boot of democratic socialism. It's kicking out of South America.
Speaker 4: I call it the Donroe doctrine. The Chinese, the Russians,
Speaker 4: the Iranians kicking them out and maybe in five to
Speaker 4: ten years from now, Venezuela could be the most prosperous
Speaker 4: country again in South America, which it was. I saw
Speaker 4: this report in the Wall Street Journal that in nineteen fifty,
Speaker 4: Venezuela was the fourth most powerful country in the world economically,
Speaker 4: right behind the United States, Switzerland, New Zealand. Number four
Speaker 4: was Venezuela. The potential is incredible. And why going back
Speaker 4: to twenty five years, why has Venezuela, why did it
Speaker 4: become critical to Iran's operations in Western Hemisphere and also
Speaker 4: China and Russia. Why was it so critical at that point?
Speaker 9: Well, so the United States and some mid eighteen hundreds
Speaker 9: or early eighteen hundreds had they had a policy called
Speaker 9: the Monroe Doctrine, and this effectively said no new European
Speaker 9: colonies in the Americas, that means North America, South America,
Speaker 9: and Central America. That was enforced first of all against
Speaker 9: Western Europe and the you know, the colonization at the time.
Speaker 9: Later on during the Cold War, it was enforced against
Speaker 9: the Russians and the Chinese, the exception to that being Cuba.
Speaker 9: Mainly that was the basis of the Cuban Missile crisis.
Speaker 9: We blocked them from bringing nuclear missiles to Cuba. And again,
Speaker 9: basically Chavez was the guy who overthrew, overthrew all that.
Speaker 9: And not only that, but again it wasn't about and
Speaker 9: this was the argument. They're like, well, America invaded Venezuela.
Speaker 9: People there, including the opposition, we were saying no Venezuela
Speaker 9: was already invaded. You had the studio, you had the
Speaker 9: Chinese controlling most of the natural reion that most, but
Speaker 9: a lot of the natural resources. You have the Chinese
Speaker 9: build and gain control of the critical infrastructure, you know,
Speaker 9: basically control in the country. The Chinese Communist Party, through
Speaker 9: the Belt of Road initiative, gets countries make bad deals,
Speaker 9: oftentimes bribing off the official because they know it's a
Speaker 9: bad deal, they default on it. When they default on it,
Speaker 9: they have to give them instead of paying interest on
Speaker 9: a loan, you have to give them, you know, tons
Speaker 9: of oil. You have to give them critical minerals. You
Speaker 9: have to give them timber, you have to give them
Speaker 9: natural like via ore. And they do this country by country,
Speaker 9: region by region and effectively turn them into vassal states.
Speaker 9: The CCP was taking over Latin America and to a
Speaker 9: large extent already has. And what is the condition now
Speaker 9: of Trump going in there for the if the new
Speaker 9: leadership wants to be able to get rid of the
Speaker 9: distinctions and oil, what's the condition the condition is you
Speaker 9: have they have to push out Russia, they had to
Speaker 9: push out China, that to push out Cuba, and that
Speaker 9: to push out Iran. And as you mentioned, Iran has
Speaker 9: a lot of influencer not even not even just in Venezuela.
Speaker 9: Iran is extremely influential throughout Latin America. They have they
Speaker 9: have literal Hesbela political parties in some countries, for example,
Speaker 9: in Peru they they have a Hesibla political parties. Hesbela
Speaker 9: even works with the cartels. I had very good information
Speaker 9: many years ago that they were even working with the
Speaker 9: Mexican cartels. They were teaching them i eds, how to build,
Speaker 9: how to build you know, improvised explosive devices, and they
Speaker 9: were also teaching them how to do some of the
Speaker 9: tunnel building for drug trafficking. At a lot of that
Speaker 9: was was through Hesbela. And so American national security has
Speaker 9: been massively undermined by these organizations that have infiltrated the
Speaker 9: entire region, that are poisoning Americans, killing more Americans every
Speaker 9: single year than were killed in the entire Vietnam War.
Speaker 9: And let that sink in working together laudering the money
Speaker 9: through Chinese banks being provided with it by China, precursor
Speaker 9: chemicals like even for methan, fetamine and synthetic drugs extensional
Speaker 9: and of course also running the ports that this was
Speaker 9: a giant game and they were all in on it.
Speaker 9: In America, we were the big fools trying to pretend
Speaker 9: that it's just the gang's doing it, and that was
Speaker 9: never the case. This was an intergovernmental policy mental wage,
Speaker 9: unconventional war against the United States while undermining US, while
Speaker 9: turning all the governments against US. And that was the
Speaker 9: legacy of Javas. But Maduro inherited that.
Speaker 4: And Joshua Phillips talk about those around Maduro, I hear
Speaker 4: the radical left in this country talk about well, in
Speaker 4: a sense, Maduro is still in power because those he
Speaker 4: put in power is still in power. And of course
Speaker 4: Maduro's in Rikers Island. He went to bed in Caracas,
Speaker 4: woke up in Rikers Island. What about the new president,
Speaker 4: the interim president, the old the female vice president, what
Speaker 4: about the military leadership, what about the politicians that run Venezuela.
Speaker 4: Is the same Maduro crowd in charge of Venezuela today
Speaker 4: as they were a week ago. That's an argument of
Speaker 4: the radical left that really nothing's changed in Venezuela.
Speaker 9: Relatively so, only because there's an interim period right now.
Speaker 9: So this is going to be the picture. The Trump
Speaker 9: administration is saying that America is going to basically run
Speaker 9: Venezuela for probably years. People are saying, well, what about
Speaker 9: Iraq Is it's the same thing. No, because we're not
Speaker 9: fighting an insurgency, we're not fighting terrorists. We're dealing with
Speaker 9: people who want to better life. Most of them don't
Speaker 9: support the government, and the government is literally a cartel.
Speaker 9: It's the cartel of the Sons. The generals, the other
Speaker 9: leaders are designated terrorists by the United States because they're
Speaker 9: also tied in with the Cartel of the Sons. Every
Speaker 9: one of those guys has a little ticking time or
Speaker 9: hanging over his head. And so we'll have to see
Speaker 9: what Trump does. They have not acted that strongly against
Speaker 9: them yet, but I think they will, and I think
Speaker 9: they need to. They don't seem to be very concerned
Speaker 9: about it either. Let's put it that way. Trump's meeting
Speaker 9: with the leader of the Columbia soon, Petro, and that
Speaker 9: will also eliminate a lot of the guerrilla forces. So
Speaker 9: the whole thing is the whole thing is shifting. You
Speaker 9: have these guys basically dancing around and putting on a show,
Speaker 9: but they don't have any power anymore. It's game over already.
Speaker 4: I watched Senator Ted Cruz, whose father was born in Cuba,
Speaker 4: talk about what's going to happen in Avanak, what's going
Speaker 4: to happen now in Cuba. I said years ago that Cuba,
Speaker 4: once it becomes capitalistic, once it becomes freedom, will be
Speaker 4: the fifty first state. Cuba is right for the downfall
Speaker 4: of the democratic socialists who run Cuba. Can you talk
Speaker 4: about the impact on Cuba with the fall of Maduro's
Speaker 4: government to.
Speaker 9: The Cuban communist regime if Russia or China were Iran basically, basically,
Speaker 9: if they don't bail them out right now, which I
Speaker 9: don't think they will because America is a whole blockade
Speaker 9: in that area now, the Cuban regime will likely fall.
Speaker 9: Would I would actually give it within the next two months.
Speaker 9: I would say within the next two months, the Cuban
Speaker 9: regime will fall with that without outside intervention. And the
Speaker 9: main reason is this, and this is this is what
Speaker 9: the Trump adminstration is saying. Also, they're saying we can
Speaker 9: do nothing. We could sit back and do nothing and
Speaker 9: they will fall on their own. Why is that This
Speaker 9: actually goes into one of the reasons why Hugo Javes
Speaker 9: worked so closely with thedel Castro. Basically, this was all
Speaker 9: post post Cold War policies. After the fall of the
Speaker 9: Soviet Union, the Cuban regime was basically being propped up
Speaker 9: by the Soviets. The Soviet Union collapsed, the money dried up,
Speaker 9: the support dried up, and they needed an economy they
Speaker 9: didn't have one, and so they actually they actually made
Speaker 9: a deal with Venezuela at the time. Again that was
Speaker 9: Javas and Venezuelan oil, Venezuelan trade, Venezuelan exchange is what
Speaker 9: kept Cuba going. Cuba militarily is not very strong, Cuebe
Speaker 9: economically is not very strong. But in Latin America, Cuba
Speaker 9: in terms of intelligence, infiltration and that type of stuff
Speaker 9: is extremely strong. They actually are some of the major
Speaker 9: hands behind the cartels in drug trade, working together with
Speaker 9: China on that. By the way, they also Cuba they
Speaker 9: actually have a lot of governmental influence. Accusations that many
Speaker 9: government officials are working as pseudo Cuban agents, Accusations in Brazil,
Speaker 9: for example, the Cuban agents have taken over a lot
Speaker 9: of their military accusations in Venezuela. Actually, so they were
Speaker 9: controlling the politicians. And what happens when Delta Force goes
Speaker 9: in there. They killed what like more than two dozen
Speaker 9: Cuban agents around Maduro. How did that happen? So the
Speaker 9: jig is up? You know again, this is game over
Speaker 9: for Cuba right now.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine Delta four shows up. Maduro said a
Speaker 4: few weeks ago, Hey, gringo, come get me. You know
Speaker 4: where I am, Come get me. And he goes to sleep,
Speaker 4: I assume with his wife, and all of a sudden
Speaker 4: he wakes up in Rikers Island and according to Cuba,
Speaker 4: thirty to forty Cuban soldiers were killed protecting Maduro, who
Speaker 4: didn't trust his own soldiers to protect him. This was
Speaker 4: on a Venezuelan military base. And somehow all the Cuban
Speaker 4: soldiers are dead. Not one Delta Force warrior was killed.
Speaker 4: And if I'm sitting in Claudia Shinbaum in Mexico, if
Speaker 4: I'm sitting some other government and I'm thinking, what impact
Speaker 4: about minute remaining? Joshua Philip of Epic TV Minute remaining.
Speaker 4: What are the reverberations around the evil parts of the world.
Speaker 4: Is that what Donald Trump and America's military can do.
Speaker 4: What's the fallout, in.
Speaker 9: My opinion, a lot of shock and awe, because you know,
Speaker 9: they realized last time twenty eighteen, Russia and China bailed
Speaker 9: them out. Russia sent strategic bombers down there when Trump
Speaker 9: was talk about intervention because they stole the Maduro stole
Speaker 9: the election, according to Trump. According to Trump and Biden
Speaker 9: and China worked on the diplomatic front. They're not doing
Speaker 9: any thing right now Russia. Russia has no power beyond
Speaker 9: its supports. They can barely even deal with Ukraine. And
Speaker 9: they need North Koreans fighting the war because the guys
Speaker 9: have died so much. They have no power anymore. China
Speaker 9: can be destroyed in the day economically with with tariffs.
Speaker 9: Trump knows that they know it. They're not going to
Speaker 9: do anything, and so what you're watching is literal shock
Speaker 9: and don In fact, the Chinese delegation was there when
Speaker 9: they abducted Maduro. They probably they probably did it right
Speaker 9: in front of them.
Speaker 4: It's unbelievable if somebody this is so good. That's why
Speaker 4: the Democrats are so mad because it's so good. Well,
Speaker 4: Joshua Philip, we got to go epictv dot com. You're
Speaker 4: the best on this stuff. And once again thanks for
Speaker 4: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show and continue to follow
Speaker 4: this thing. We'll check in with you later and may
Speaker 4: God bless you and God bless America. Joshua, thank you
Speaker 4: very much.
Speaker 9: Thank you appreciate it.
Speaker 4: God bless you all. Let's continue with more shock and
Speaker 4: all Trump style. Bill Cunningham with you every Sunday night,
Speaker 4: Billy cunning into Great America. What a cavalcated, great guest,
Speaker 4: I have this Sunday night. You know a few hours
Speaker 4: ago it was announced that the FED chairman might be
Speaker 4: the subject of a federal criminal indictment. And if that happens,
Speaker 4: all hell's going to break loose. And now we find
Speaker 4: out from many sources that Cuba and Columbia have been
Speaker 4: asked to come to the White House to join the
Speaker 4: President to work things out one way or another. What's
Speaker 4: happening in Iran is incredible, It's unbelievable. I pray for
Speaker 4: the Iranian people and the five hundred or so that
Speaker 4: have been murdered. I look at the situation in Ukraine.
Speaker 4: That continues. We've had on guests before, like Jeff Krua
Speaker 4: talked about Mexico being Mexico and that wherever we find
Speaker 4: El Kada, we kill El Qaeda because they're a national
Speaker 4: terrorist group. And the President has now designated the narco traffickers,
Speaker 4: the Cineloa, drug cards, hell, etc. Is the same kind
Speaker 4: of a terrorist. That means the President under this executive
Speaker 4: order can eradicate them wherever they can be located. That means,
Speaker 4: are we going to have the special sonic boom weapons
Speaker 4: used in Venezuela use it against the drug traffickers in Mexico.
Speaker 4: Will Claudia Shanbaum come to the White House and say,
Speaker 4: we can't live like this anymore? According to the President,
Speaker 4: Mexico is owned by the drug cartels. Al Qaeda has
Speaker 4: killed far less people than Mexicans indirectly have allowed to
Speaker 4: be killed because they're the transit point over which the drugs,
Speaker 4: the precursors come from China get into Mexico and the
Speaker 4: drug cartels use them to kill something like one hundred
Speaker 4: thousand Americans every year. And Claudia Shanbaum, the President of Mexico,
Speaker 4: says that's no big deal. We're not going to let
Speaker 4: you interact whatsoever in Mexico. I hope she'll look at
Speaker 4: what happened in Venezuela and understand that this president is
Speaker 4: conducting a real war on drugs, and that war on drugs,
Speaker 4: according to Jeff Crueir earlier tonight, may involve attacks inside Mexico.
Speaker 4: Haven't been designated as a terrorist group. Is Cinela at
Speaker 4: drug cartel, etc. Continue with more, Curtis House. A lot
Speaker 4: of stuff up on NewsBusters dot Org. But the media
Speaker 4: coverage of what's happening in Somaliland, what's happening in Minnesota
Speaker 4: and more. And these always the best Bill Cunningham with
Speaker 4: you every Sunday.
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Speaker 4: By Billy Cunningham, the Great American. This Sunday Night and
Speaker 4: Curtis Holk is one of the great chronicles of what's
Speaker 4: happening in the mainstream media. He's executive editor of NewsBusters,
Speaker 4: a great part of Media Research Center, And what Curtis
Speaker 4: does is keep the record of what other industry, what
Speaker 4: other media types are doing, and how they're reporting the news.
Speaker 4: And I always say to Curtis and others, garbage in,
Speaker 4: garbage out. When garbage goes in one direction, you're likely
Speaker 4: that garbage coming out the other. And so he's written
Speaker 4: a column at NewsBusters dot org about ABCNBCCBS, also NPR
Speaker 4: and Curtis once again, welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 4: And Curtis, may I recite to you a few of
Speaker 4: the headlines I've noted that is similar to what you
Speaker 4: have done, but I think it's going to provide some insight.
Speaker 4: Are you ready for a couple of great headlines that
Speaker 4: tell objectively what happened in Minneapolis? Are you prepared?
Speaker 3: Yes, sir?
Speaker 4: All right? New York Times? How about New York Times?
Speaker 4: Is that the paper of records about headlined mother of three,
Speaker 4: a poet, a guitarist, a prize winning activist who helped
Speaker 4: her neighbors was shot and killed by ice. That's one.
Speaker 4: Another one? How about the ap mother of three killed
Speaker 4: by ice. How about NPR. We have whistles, they have guns,
Speaker 4: said the wife of Renee Good. How about the BBC
Speaker 4: Curtis HOWK prize winning poet and guitarist and a legal
Speaker 4: observer is gunned down by ice. She was a loving
Speaker 4: mother of three, She had a social conscience and ABC
Speaker 4: reports quote she was made of sunshine, said her wife,
Speaker 4: Becca Good. Now, if somebody would have watched the news
Speaker 4: media coverage the last four or five days, what are
Speaker 4: their visions of number one of miss Good and secondly
Speaker 4: of the police officer. Give me a full report.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, I mean this is just absolutely pathetic. I mean,
Speaker 13: completely devoid of the fact. Yes, she is the mother
Speaker 13: of three, but she's not technically the custody of two
Speaker 13: of them. She kind of gave that up when her
Speaker 13: mind went to the woke virus that she started batting
Speaker 13: for the other team, as in, she changed which gender
Speaker 13: she was attracted to.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 13: So it's all about emotion, Bill, I think that's the
Speaker 13: through line in all of this. It's not talking about
Speaker 13: what did she actually do with her car? You know,
Speaker 13: what were the conditions, what were the moments leading up
Speaker 13: to this that she was a chief antagonist. She was
Speaker 13: part of an anti ice watch activist group that had
Speaker 13: been following Ice around all day. You know that is
Speaker 13: really the story here, not that she was a poet
Speaker 13: and beloved individual who just somehow was you know, the
Speaker 13: wrong place at the wrong time.
Speaker 4: So this wasn't hot Ice hunting her down. I put
Speaker 4: on my ex account the following. It is a federal
Speaker 4: felony for a person to obstruct, impede, or interfere with
Speaker 4: ICE in the performance of their duties. Did Renee Good
Speaker 4: commit felonies? And did she ignore orders to vacate her car?
Speaker 4: Plus does the video show she was struck she had
Speaker 4: her car strike the body of the ICE official. She
Speaker 4: committed more crimes? Was this shooting justified? And I caught
Speaker 4: serious flag for that? And I have the statue available
Speaker 4: here federally about what happens, what you're supposed to do
Speaker 4: when you confront a police official, and what the police
Speaker 4: official is going to do. And so to add on
Speaker 4: what you said the ICE official in question, two of
Speaker 4: them exited their vehicle, approached Good's marine maroon two ton.
Speaker 4: I looked up the weight by the way, Curtis, it's
Speaker 4: founds which she used to block the road deliberately, and
Speaker 4: so we've seen I guess you've seen the videos of
Speaker 4: her earlier that morning. The event took place about nine
Speaker 4: to forty five am. Earlier that morning, she had spent
Speaker 4: about an hour or two obstructing and impeding federal investigations,
Speaker 4: and in doing so, she committed several felonies. In fact,
Speaker 4: her car was perpendicular or vertical in the roadway, and
Speaker 4: so what she was doing was impeding ice officials and
Speaker 4: the performance of their law enforcement functions, which, by the way,
Speaker 4: is a felony. And at the time those two officers
Speaker 4: went up to her car, which was illegally blocking the roadway,
Speaker 4: impeding ice officials, they said they used the F bomb
Speaker 4: as they get out of the car. At that point
Speaker 4: she was at least detained and maybe under arrest, and
Speaker 4: so her wife walked around the back of the car,
Speaker 4: as did the police officer who later would fire the shot.
Speaker 4: And at that point, the police officer, I believe, based
Speaker 4: upon what Christy Gnomes said this morning in some interview,
Speaker 4: she was on the officer was on the shall we say,
Speaker 4: the passenger side of the vehicle, and at that point,
Speaker 4: because he needed to help his officers get Good out
Speaker 4: of the car. What he did then was walk around
Speaker 4: the front of the car, which was the direction that
Speaker 4: he was heading. And at that point, when he got
Speaker 4: to the front left headlighted is when the car alurts
Speaker 4: backwards and then it lurts forwards, and at that point
Speaker 4: he fired the fatal shot. And at that point, And
Speaker 4: the media doesn't get into much of that, do they whatsoever.
Speaker 4: And it's also worth noting the ICE agent and the
Speaker 4: ICE agent involved in this, I'm reluctant to use his name,
Speaker 4: but it's everywhere is now under supposedly a thread of
Speaker 4: state criminal charges. I'll get into that bit later, but
Speaker 4: that kind of a situation Curtis Hawk indicates to me,
Speaker 4: at least as a lawyer, that he was justified in
Speaker 4: shooting and Good is the one that put her in
Speaker 4: that circumstances. Give us some ABC News stories on this
Speaker 4: which didn't give us a whole bunch of shall we
Speaker 4: say background.
Speaker 13: Well, I'll just say too that the Minnesota Ice Watch
Speaker 13: group that she belonged to, they had a series of
Speaker 13: Instagram posts that trains activists from their pamphlets about how
Speaker 13: to assault law enforcement, to swarm and pressure and open
Speaker 13: their car doors, and they talk about each de arrest
Speaker 13: being a micro into FADA to kind of somehow release
Speaker 13: people from ICE custody. You know what really upset me
Speaker 13: in some of the coverage was ABC was just completely
Speaker 13: off the rails. ABC is live in the moments after
Speaker 13: the shooting. They had this woman on, this never Trumper
Speaker 13: who served for the president the first time and then
Speaker 13: just became a deranged lunatic. She's part of the kind
Speaker 13: of never Trump Jesus was a Democrat crowd.
Speaker 9: She tries to suggest.
Speaker 13: That it was only a matter of time before ice
Speaker 13: killed someone, and she suggested without evance that this officer,
Speaker 13: who had over a decade of experience in ice and
Speaker 13: even longer in law enforcement, didn't know what he was
Speaker 13: doing and he had no training whatsoever. And that's the
Speaker 13: kind of rancorous speculation that we do not need in
Speaker 13: our mainstream media. This is what the Vice President was
Speaker 13: talking about when he said there were agents of propaganda.
Speaker 13: And for the video on Friday from the officer to
Speaker 13: come out and folks to roundly dismiss it like they
Speaker 13: did on ABC and CNN, MS NOW on the like
Speaker 13: is just pathetic Because I thought Bill when it comes
Speaker 13: to the news business, you want as much information as possible.
Speaker 13: But we've long learned the press are not interested in
Speaker 13: certain facts because if it goes against their counternared that
Speaker 13: they will suppress it or pretend it doesn't exist.
Speaker 11: To begin with.
Speaker 13: And I think that's really the key here, or if
Speaker 13: they do want to acknowledge it. In the case of
Speaker 13: this video that came out late last week, we'll just
Speaker 13: say it was inconclusive. Inconclusive when really, I mean, I
Speaker 13: think that definitely speaks volumes about what actually happened. You know,
Speaker 13: the mayor saying he really wasn't hit, you know, was
Speaker 13: a king. You know, her hitting him with his car
Speaker 13: was a cane to you opening a refrigerator on your knee,
Speaker 13: refrigerator door on your knee.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 13: CNN Darren Burnett's used the word bumped to miss Good
Speaker 13: bumped ice agent with her car. That is a new one.
Speaker 13: I didn't know that a bumped or a car was
Speaker 13: really no big deal. But you know, or they say
Speaker 13: that she was on armed. That's the last point I'll
Speaker 13: make your bill is it's unarmed. This woman was unarmed. Well,
Speaker 13: I don't care whether you're an eighty pound high schooler
Speaker 13: or three hundred and fifty pound lineman in the NFL.
Speaker 13: You get behind the vehicle, especially of a Honda Pilot
Speaker 13: in suv like hers, you could be dead real fast.
Speaker 4: In fact, there's about fifty thousand Americans who die every
Speaker 4: year in vihiguro accidents, one way or another. And a
Speaker 4: car comes in contact with a human being who might
Speaker 4: weigh two hundred pounds, the car weighs four thousand pounds,
Speaker 4: and Officer Jonathan.
Speaker 13: Specially if it's the electric vehicle.
Speaker 4: Yeah, unless it might weigh six thousand pounds. And he
Speaker 4: was in a position where, you know, tactically maybe he
Speaker 4: should not been in that position, but he had no
Speaker 4: idea he was going to be in a life and
Speaker 4: death situation where he'd have to make a split a
Speaker 4: decision yay or nay, And he made a decision in
Speaker 4: that position. And the law seems to indicate that he
Speaker 4: was in the right now. Secondly, when all this began,
Speaker 4: the radical left was talking about, well, you know, the
Speaker 4: car never touched him, But when the videos came out,
Speaker 4: at least two I've seen demonstrates he was hit by
Speaker 4: that vehicle. And Thirdly, Christy Nomans said he went to
Speaker 4: the hospital and was treated for injuries. And I would
Speaker 4: imagine at the hospital there's going to be evidence of
Speaker 4: the car striking his trouser and also evidence on his
Speaker 4: left leg that he was hit. And an officer does
Speaker 4: not have to wait in order to be hit to
Speaker 4: far his weapon. If he perceives a risk to himself
Speaker 4: for others, he has a duty to discharge his firearm,
Speaker 4: and that's what he did in most of CNN's interview.
Speaker 4: I watched this morning a lot of the replay of
Speaker 4: the interview with Jake Tapper and Christy Noan basically attacking her.
Speaker 4: And then he also head up next to Mayor Jacob
Speaker 4: of the mayor of Minneapolis and the governor, and he
Speaker 4: gave them softball questions. There's no question that if he
Speaker 4: was struck by that car, it was a deadly situation
Speaker 4: that demanded that he respond. And one other thing I'd
Speaker 4: point out, Curtisock before we go on to NBC. You're
Speaker 4: giving props to NBC A little bit about the Somali fraud,
Speaker 4: which is the mainstream media's ignoring, is that the bullet,
Speaker 4: the so called deadly shot, was head on that as
Speaker 4: she was looking at police officer Jonathan Ross, when he
Speaker 4: fired his weapon and hit her one time in the head,
Speaker 4: and that was strictly about a foot above the bottom
Speaker 4: of the windshield, about four inches to the left, and
Speaker 4: that was the deadly shot. So she was looking at
Speaker 4: him when she was shot. That demonstrates to me that
Speaker 4: she had knowledge about what she was doing. She may
Speaker 4: have tried to turn a little bit to the right,
Speaker 4: but she did strike the police officer. And when you
Speaker 4: strike a cop, I'm going to play later. I played
Speaker 4: earlier kind of the comments of the police chief of Chicago.
Speaker 4: His name is Larry Snelling, and I put it on
Speaker 4: my ex account that when that happens, an officer as
Speaker 4: a duty to respond to protect himself and others talk
Speaker 4: about NBC a little bit. You'll give some good props
Speaker 4: to NBC. Please explain that.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean, in my case, what I'm seeing here
Speaker 13: with Minneapolis was Tom Winter, the one guy there did
Speaker 13: a really nice job. He talked about when he breaks
Speaker 13: down these videos, what's going on is what do you
Speaker 13: know and what do you not know? And sometimes I
Speaker 13: think in this situation that's okay to say that we
Speaker 13: don't know something or some of this looks bad, you know,
Speaker 13: and so Molly fraud. You go to these daycares like
Speaker 13: Nick Shirley did, and there's no kids there, and you're like, well,
Speaker 13: there could be kids there, but it doesn't.
Speaker 8: It sure doesn't look like it.
Speaker 13: So then we want to know more. Ad many you
Speaker 13: don't know something you or that we need to find
Speaker 13: out more information about. Is not a sign of weakness.
Speaker 13: In fact, I actually think that's good journalism. Yes, you
Speaker 13: want to be first, but I think it's not the
Speaker 13: rush to be first.
Speaker 7: Bill.
Speaker 13: What's going on with all of these stories is a
Speaker 13: rush to cement a narrative. It's like the Michael Brown shooting.
Speaker 13: You know how many months later it came out that
Speaker 13: what the people were marching about, saying hands up, don't shoot,
Speaker 13: burning Ferguson, Missouri to the ground was not true. So
Speaker 13: now this story, it's rushing out to cement a narrative,
Speaker 13: just like you know the president is a Russian agent.
Speaker 13: To then when the facts actually come out and it's
Speaker 13: the opposite of what the perceptive narrative was. You can't
Speaker 13: put the toothpaste back of the tooth in.
Speaker 4: A sense, Curtis Hawk, is this a godsend to the
Speaker 4: fraudsters in Minneapolis who are receiving billions of dollars wrongfully,
Speaker 4: that somehow this is off the front page. Also, Jeffrey
Speaker 4: Epstein matter, the media's given up on that one completely.
Speaker 4: They've ignored that. They moved into the circus.
Speaker 13: Yeah, Tim Walls would have been in some conference, would
Speaker 13: have spending his days in conference rooms talking to lawyers
Speaker 13: if he was not out channeling his Democratic forefathers by
Speaker 13: wanting to sick the National Guard on federal law enforcement.
Speaker 4: Now there's no question that somehow the whole Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 4: matter doesn't matter anymore. The Russian collusion, delusion diaction, it
Speaker 4: is a distraction. Venezuela. He did that to Madure is
Speaker 4: a distraction, I would imagine. And it's wonderful to watch
Speaker 4: the media coverage the great success in Venezuela as a failure.
Speaker 4: Earlier today I watched the CNN report about what the
Speaker 4: stupid idea was to remove Maduro. Then I watched it
Speaker 4: was either on NewsBusters, your Side or others that played
Speaker 4: all the comments of the Democrats for years who said
Speaker 4: Maduro must go. But now that he's gone, the media
Speaker 4: once in back and right now it was a mistake.
Speaker 4: That was the most brilliant military operation maybe in the
Speaker 4: history of the world, to have maybe twenty to forty
Speaker 4: Delta soldiers go in there and remove Maduro, to use
Speaker 4: some sort of sonic wave, and to have turn off
Speaker 4: all the lights, and to kill individuals as quickly as
Speaker 4: they did who were trying to protect this guy. So
Speaker 4: they have to come up with something else. Forget about Epstein,
Speaker 4: forget about the Russian collusion delusion, forget about hands up,
Speaker 4: don't shoot, forgot about all the crap we can beat
Speaker 4: up Trump on the issue of Christy Nome and whether
Speaker 4: this mother of three, who was a poet and a
Speaker 4: guitarist should have been killed by an officer. Put yourself
Speaker 4: in his shoes, the average officer, reasonable officer, I have
Speaker 4: done exactly what Jonathan Ross did, which was to protect himself.
Speaker 4: Would you agree.
Speaker 13: That's a split second decision. And you know, sometimes journalists
Speaker 13: get put in this position with different law enforcement stories
Speaker 13: over the years, People, sensible folks that are allowed on
Speaker 13: these networks from time to time will raise that issue. Well,
Speaker 13: you know, they have to make a split second decision.
Speaker 13: What would you've done? Well, I'm not you know, a
Speaker 13: police officer. So basically I can prejudge them, you know,
Speaker 13: I can hurt all sorts of insults. Well, I'm not
Speaker 13: in their position, so no, no, no, that's that's the point.
Speaker 13: That's the point to show how to talk about how
Speaker 13: difficult it is to be in law enforcement.
Speaker 4: Very difficult. And the comments of superintendent of police the
Speaker 4: Chief Larry Snelling in Chicago was beautiful. He's out of
Speaker 4: touch and I may he may not be either, long
Speaker 4: from Brandon Johnson if he keeps saying essentially, he said
Speaker 4: the officer was in a position that was put there
Speaker 4: because of the behavior rene good the officer went to
Speaker 4: work that they with no intent to do anything but
Speaker 4: try to enforce the law. And much like the Confederacy
Speaker 4: in the Old South, the Democrats want the Feds out
Speaker 4: so they can do what they want to do. And
Speaker 4: they want to have their sanctuary cities and the sanctuary states,
Speaker 4: which attract the worst kinds of gang bangers from all
Speaker 4: over the world because they know they're protected. And the
Speaker 4: fact that Donald Trump is not backing down, I think
Speaker 4: is a good thing. But the media doesn't like it whatsoever.
Speaker 4: Curtis Hock, we have to run, but the headline is
Speaker 4: mother of three killed by ice much like hands up,
Speaker 4: don't shoot at some point, and I don't want to
Speaker 4: diminish the idea that Rene Good should not be dead.
Speaker 4: But she's dead because of her behavior and what he
Speaker 4: put the officer in. And the officer, Jonathan Roscoe, will
Speaker 4: go through hell for years to come. But once again,
Speaker 4: exactly right, he's going to go through hell. You know,
Speaker 4: I have the liability of a federal officer under state
Speaker 4: law criminally is almost non existent. But whether he sued,
Speaker 4: whether a new administration comes in down the road and
Speaker 4: then decides to indict him, his poor CoP's going to
Speaker 4: go through a lot, and he was put in that
Speaker 4: position because of the wrongful behavior of Rene Good. Curtis Hawk,
Speaker 4: you're a great American. Thanks coming into the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 11: Thank you, no problem.
Speaker 13: They'll take care.
Speaker 4: God bless you. Let's continue with more. The line becomes
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Speaker 4: NewsBusters dot Org also a meeting research center have their
Speaker 4: recording devices going daily and the lack of coverage by
Speaker 4: the so called mainstream media of the truth. What's happening
Speaker 4: in Minnesota. Minneapolis is incredible. It's unbelievable. Somali refugees who
Speaker 4: came here seeking a better life have been led by
Speaker 4: those who loot the treasury for their personal benefit and
Speaker 4: also benefits greatly. Believe it or not, El El Qaeda
Speaker 4: and other terrorist groups. I've seen Senator Kennedy and others
Speaker 4: talk about the incapability we have to stop these money transfers,
Speaker 4: and thank god that Secretary Commerce, Scott Pisset has now
Speaker 4: begun under an executive order, will stop transfers overseas through
Speaker 4: individuals that are on welfare or food stamps or suffering
Speaker 4: from autism. Are those who daycare centers? Think about that.
Speaker 4: Normally this welfare benefits go to people in need and
Speaker 4: if they can, if they can fly off them funds
Speaker 4: to Somali land. At seventy five percent of what they
Speaker 4: receive goes to the Horn of Africa. Something is seriously wrong.
Speaker 4: Would you agree? Seriously wrong? So Scott Bissett is going
Speaker 4: to stop the international transfer of our money the international
Speaker 4: drug cartels. If one is on public assistance, five one
Speaker 4: C three's ngngos have marginalized the ability of Americans to
Speaker 4: help the needy, and they're hurting many individuals right now
Speaker 4: they were intended to help. And so if somehow we
Speaker 4: can stop the flow of billions of our dollars to
Speaker 4: terrorist groups, why would we not do it? I certainly
Speaker 4: hope we do. Let's continue with more. One other aspect
Speaker 4: of this is it appears liberals in Washington have told
Speaker 4: some of these NGOs to some of these liberal white females,
Speaker 4: and may be time to become armed. That was said
Speaker 4: by one of the officers that was injured in the
Speaker 4: January sixth riot. Is time for this so called NGOs
Speaker 4: and for the protesters to become armed, and that would
Speaker 4: be sick. So coming up next is the Great John
Speaker 4: Lite Bill Cunningham, the great American with you and all
Speaker 4: great Americans every Sunday night, the Great John Lott Lott.
Speaker 4: John Lott worked for years in the Trump administration in
Speaker 4: the first term. He's an expert researcher when it comes
Speaker 4: to guns and violence, more guns, less crime, and author
Speaker 4: He's done many things, great degrees from many of the
Speaker 4: great universities. And I noticed in the New York post back,
Speaker 4: there was a big headline new data reveals the horrific
Speaker 4: truth about illegal immigrant crime and John Lott, Welcome again
Speaker 4: to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, John,
Speaker 4: what I hear from the radical left, from CNN, MS
Speaker 4: NOW so many others is that immigrant crime immigrants commit
Speaker 4: fewer crimes than American citizens, and therefore they should be
Speaker 4: welcome because there's such a benefit. We've had on guests before,
Speaker 4: May Cook and many others Ken Blackwell et cetera talking
Speaker 4: about the amount of illegal activities involving welfare, whether it's daycare, autism, medicaid,
Speaker 4: foods and fraud, home health fraud. It's massive. But one
Speaker 4: thing that is a predicate of inviting into our country
Speaker 4: more citizens from third world countries is the fact they
Speaker 4: don't commit crime. Can you tell the American people what
Speaker 4: are the facts about aliens, illegal aliens or immigrants committing
Speaker 4: crime relative to native born Americans. Give us a full report.
Speaker 14: Right, thanks, Happy New Year. Look the type of data
Speaker 14: looking at immigrants as a whole mixes together illegal and
Speaker 14: legal immigrants. Legal immigrants do tend to commit crime at
Speaker 14: very low rates. Unfortunately, illegal immigrants tend to commit crime
Speaker 14: at extremely high rates compared to native born Americans. And
Speaker 14: we can see this with some recent data that just
Speaker 14: came out for the state.
Speaker 9: Of New York.
Speaker 8: New York.
Speaker 14: ICE put out indicated that they had seven and thirteen
Speaker 14: detainers on those who are currently incarcerated in New York
Speaker 14: State prisons in jails. You know, you're talking about individuals.
Speaker 14: One hundred and forty eight were there for homicides, you
Speaker 14: had them there for child rape, hundreds, you know, seven
Speaker 14: hundred for assaults and so on. And the thing is,
Speaker 14: if you compare that to their share of the overall
Speaker 14: prison and jail populations in the state, which is about
Speaker 14: fifty thousand people total there, that's fourteen percent. And you
Speaker 14: can compare that then to the share of the population
Speaker 14: that illegals reportedly have in New York. The highest estimate
Speaker 14: from Pew comes from Pew when they say it's about
Speaker 14: four percent. So you compare that fourteen percent to the
Speaker 14: four percent that they make up in the general population,
Speaker 14: they're way over represented. And the problem is that four
Speaker 14: percent is very clearly an underestimate for many reasons. One
Speaker 14: reason is New York as a sanctuary state, is not
Speaker 14: assisting ICE and identifying who might be an illegal who's
Speaker 14: incarcerated in the state. There also, as you may know,
Speaker 14: ice will go and stay at different courthouses for when
Speaker 14: illegals are either convicted.
Speaker 9: Or whether they're charged with the.
Speaker 14: Crimes, and pick them up and deport them right at
Speaker 14: that point, so they never make it in to the
Speaker 14: prison or jail populations in the state. CBS had a
Speaker 14: report that just over a two month period this last year,
Speaker 14: just in New York City alone, there were four hundred
Speaker 14: and sixty of those illegal aliens who were picked up
Speaker 14: at the courthouse and deported at that stage. So, you know,
Speaker 14: four hundred and sixty just from two months, just from
Speaker 14: one place in the state. You know that you can
Speaker 14: see that that seven than one hundred could be a
Speaker 14: big underestimate. And there are other reasons we can go
Speaker 14: into too, but it's very clear, and you know, and
Speaker 14: this doesn't even take into account the almost seven thousand
Speaker 14: illegal aliens who had been convicted and served time in
Speaker 14: prison in jails who were released this last year.
Speaker 4: Also, I look at these numbers according to the Homeland
Speaker 4: Security one hundred and forty eight homicides, seven hundred and
Speaker 4: seventeen assaults, one hundred and thirty four burglaries, one hundred
Speaker 4: and six robberies, two hundred and thirty six dangerous drug offenses,
Speaker 4: one hundred and fifty two weapons offenses, two hundred and
Speaker 4: sixty sexual predatory offenses. And you often talk about there's
Speaker 4: a differential between crimes committed on one hand and arrest
Speaker 4: and conviction on the other, that the arrest and conviction
Speaker 4: is a small number of the crimes committed. So explain
Speaker 4: that to the American people.
Speaker 14: Right, Well, we know, in general, only about forty percent
Speaker 14: of violent crimes and only about thirty percent to property
Speaker 14: crimes are reported to police. And there are lots of
Speaker 14: reasons for that. Whether or not people think that the
Speaker 14: people are going to be caught and punished has a
Speaker 14: significant role in that. But this is particularly important when
Speaker 14: you're talking about crimes by illegals, and the reason is
Speaker 14: that criminals tend to commit crimes against people who are
Speaker 14: similar to them. You know, ninety percent of blacks are
Speaker 14: murdered by other blacks. Hispanics is about eighty percent are
Speaker 14: murdered by other Hispanics, for example. And if illegals tend
Speaker 14: to commit crimes against other illegals, which is pretty clearly
Speaker 14: the case, not exclusively, but if they disproportionately tend to
Speaker 14: do that, then what happens is you're going to underrepresent
Speaker 14: their share of reported crimes to police because illegals might
Speaker 14: be unwilling to go and report crimes to the police.
Speaker 4: No question about it, because they don't want to be
Speaker 4: identified as victims and maybe deported. So then ony one
Speaker 4: and fourteen number is a small number compared to the
Speaker 4: crimes committed. And I also would point out that you
Speaker 4: were involved in the Uvalde situation as far as talking
Speaker 4: about the police and what they did and didn't do.
Speaker 4: One of the officers is on trial in Uvalde, Texas
Speaker 4: for not responding appropriately to that deranged criminal that went
Speaker 4: into a classroom and killed a bunch of students and
Speaker 4: there were no armed teachers. There's no one around in
Speaker 4: that situation, which feeds into many things you've said, which
Speaker 4: means more guns, less crime. And so one thing that's
Speaker 4: happened in my home state of Ohio is that there
Speaker 4: are local sheriffs who have trained personnel, like in Butler
Speaker 4: County where Richard K. Jones, who are teachers vice principals
Speaker 4: principals to discreetly carry weapons to make it less likely
Speaker 4: someone's going to pick that particular school to commit an offense.
Speaker 4: Another thing that weighs into this is sanctuary status of
Speaker 4: cities and states right now, because if you're a sanctuary
Speaker 4: city and you won't share information, like Minnesota, which is
Speaker 4: having terrible problems, and I'm glad that Governor Tim Waltz
Speaker 4: is not going to run for reelection. I fear the
Speaker 4: citizens of Minnesota would probably re elect him, and that
Speaker 4: there are many county jails and city jails that don't
Speaker 4: share information. So instead of arresting someone with a federal
Speaker 4: criminal warrant in prison, which is protecting of both parties,
Speaker 4: they let them go and then once they get into
Speaker 4: the community, then there has to be an entire raid
Speaker 4: to arrest someone with a warrant. So what are the
Speaker 4: dangers like in the blue cities and blue states when
Speaker 4: they don't participate in the federal function of law enforcement?
Speaker 4: And the act is if the Feds or shall I say,
Speaker 4: an invading force. In fact, this incident with a ice
Speaker 4: officials were tried to be rammed by a woman in
Speaker 4: a white pickup truck and she was shot and as
Speaker 4: a consequence, it creates havoc and turmoil, And so how
Speaker 4: much easier is it. Do you have red cities, red
Speaker 4: states that will tell the Feds this person is here,
Speaker 4: we will honor your detainer pick them up. That's safer
Speaker 4: for everyone, correct, Yeah.
Speaker 10: Of course.
Speaker 14: Look, I mean, I think one of the reasons why
Speaker 14: we've seen this huge record dropped in murders in the
Speaker 14: United States, it looks like we're going to be on
Speaker 14: track for the lowest murder rate ever recorded in the
Speaker 14: US history.
Speaker 10: This past year. It has to do with many things.
Speaker 14: You know, obviously, the FBI has doubled the number of
Speaker 14: arrests this last year compared to what they were in
Speaker 14: twenty twenty four. But also what Trump has been doing
Speaker 14: with regard to deporting criminal illegal aliens. You know, not
Speaker 14: only do you go and you take the criminals off
Speaker 14: the street there, but even the ones that you haven't caught,
Speaker 14: they don't want to get deported. And so what they
Speaker 14: do is they want to keep off a police radar.
Speaker 14: And how do you keep off of police radar. You
Speaker 14: stop committing or commit fewer crimes, so you're not going
Speaker 14: to be as much of a target for the police
Speaker 14: to go after. And so you know, it's not a
Speaker 14: coincidence that we've seen what looks like, at least for
Speaker 14: the first nine months of the year as twenty percent
Speaker 14: drop in murders. And my guess is when the data
Speaker 14: comes out for all the crimes it's coming September for
Speaker 14: last year, it's going to show a big drop in
Speaker 14: violent crimes across the board. You just to give people
Speaker 14: an idea of what we're talking about in terms of percentages.
Speaker 14: You know, we just had during the Biden administration the
Speaker 14: largest percentage increase in violent crime over any four year
Speaker 14: period time that's.
Speaker 9: Ever been recorded.
Speaker 14: They went up by fifty nine percent. There's no time
Speaker 14: that's even remotely close to that. It's like a little
Speaker 14: bit more than half or twice what it was previously.
Speaker 14: And so you know, here, I think you're going to
Speaker 14: see violent crime reverse that trend that occurred. And with murders.
Speaker 14: In twenty twenty four, we had about five murders per
Speaker 14: one hundred thousand people. The highest or the lowest that
Speaker 14: we previously had was four point five per hundred thousand.
Speaker 14: But we're on track right now to have about four
Speaker 14: or slightly less than four per hundred thousand. That's a
Speaker 14: huge that's a huge difference from one of the lowest
Speaker 14: that we had ever previously recorded.
Speaker 4: And you point out in your story in the New
Speaker 4: York Post a few days ago, the Biden administration admitted
Speaker 4: the nine percent of the seven point four million non
Speaker 4: detained illegal immigrants at itally already had criminal records. And
Speaker 4: you also point out in your story of the cost
Speaker 4: we're worried about the cost of fraud somalis when it
Speaker 4: comes to daycare or medicaid or food stamps or home health.
Speaker 4: What are the costs just in one city or one
Speaker 4: state in New York about housing illegals who commit crime?
Speaker 4: And let's face it, the majority of people brought in
Speaker 4: by the Biden administration I contend illegally for those four years.
Speaker 4: We're young, poorly educated, unattached males who are the formula
Speaker 4: for more crime being committed. But what are the costs
Speaker 4: in New York City and New York State to the
Speaker 4: taxpayers that are born indirectly by all of us when
Speaker 4: you start detaining thousands and thousands of illegal aliens shouldn't
Speaker 4: be here in the first place. How much money does
Speaker 4: it cost?
Speaker 8: That costs a lot.
Speaker 14: Look, we can't get an exact figure, because we don't
Speaker 14: know how many of these individuals that I issued detainers
Speaker 14: on were in the prison system versus the jail system.
Speaker 14: Those two systems have different costs of incarcerating people. But
Speaker 14: if you the prison system costs are less, and if
Speaker 14: you assume that all of the illegals who are incarcerated
Speaker 14: are incarcerated in the prison system, you're talking about a
Speaker 14: billion dollars a year. You know, that's a billion dollars
Speaker 14: a year the State of New York could save if
Speaker 14: they let ice take those individuals and deport them. But
Speaker 14: you know, you mentioned the data that finally came out
Speaker 14: before the election in twenty twenty four showing that nine
Speaker 14: percent of the so called non detained individuals who were
Speaker 14: at least in the country had criminal records. The problem
Speaker 14: is that's clearly a huge underestimate. The reason is is
Speaker 14: because many of those illegals came from countries like Venezuela
Speaker 14: for example, that refused to provide information on the criminal
Speaker 14: backgrounds of those individuals. So the buy An administration just
Speaker 14: put them down. As you know, we don't know whether
Speaker 14: they had criminal backgrounds, and we know Venezuela for example,
Speaker 14: and other countries released people from prisons in jails in
Speaker 14: order to have them come to the United States. They
Speaker 14: were not exactly people that they wanted to go and
Speaker 14: have to spend their own money on keeping in prison.
Speaker 14: So you know, there are multiple reasons for you know,
Speaker 14: the thing is, these non detained individuals were almost exclusively
Speaker 14: individuals who voluntarily turned themselves into the border. Those are
Speaker 14: not the ones that you should be most concerned about.
Speaker 14: You know, we had about two point one million so
Speaker 14: called guidaways that came into the United States during the
Speaker 14: Biden administration. These are people that we saw coming across
Speaker 14: the border but we didn't catch, and then we have
Speaker 14: untold millions that we never even saw come across the border.
Speaker 14: And the reason is is that the Biden administration had
Speaker 14: pulled seventy six percent of the border agents off of
Speaker 14: guarding the border and instead we're using them to go
Speaker 14: and process illegals. And also about thirty percent of the
Speaker 14: passive monitoring equipment, the cameras and other things were broken
Speaker 14: during the Buying administration and they were not fixing them.
Speaker 14: So between pulling agents off the border and having broken
Speaker 14: equipment over large parts of the border that weren't even
Speaker 14: you know, monitoring people coming across. We have no idea
Speaker 14: how many more millions, And those are the ones that
Speaker 14: you should be most concerned about. There's a reason why
Speaker 14: they didn't turn themselves in at the border and get
Speaker 14: you know, the prepaid credit cards and get housing and
Speaker 14: get food and get you know, transportation to wherever in
Speaker 14: the country they wanted to go.
Speaker 4: Well, I want to put a sharper point in something
Speaker 4: you say in the story in the New York Post.
Speaker 4: It's hardly surprising that violent crime serged by a record
Speaker 4: fifty nine percent during Joe Biden's four years in office,
Speaker 4: the largest percentage increase ever over any four year period
Speaker 4: in American history. This same time, the United States experience
Speaker 4: and then president influx of illegal aliens. It's almost as
Speaker 4: if one intends the logical consequences of one's behavior, which
Speaker 4: means Joe Biden, etc. Wanted to flood the country with illegals.
Speaker 4: Get them incorporated into societies largely all over the country.
Speaker 4: Give them daycare benefits, autism benefits, medical benefits, food stamp benefits,
Speaker 4: home health care benefits, get them registered to vote as
Speaker 4: quickly as possible. Minnesota has a system where a sponsor
Speaker 4: can vouch for eight other people who are voting without
Speaker 4: an ID and that's how Democrats stayed in power. And
Speaker 4: in Minnesota, in one year, the so called daycare providers
Speaker 4: gave to the Democrats twenty three million dollars in political donations.
Speaker 4: I don't know too many daycare providers throwing off that
Speaker 4: kind of money. It was a protection racket that's finally
Speaker 4: going to be broken. We got to run John Lott
Speaker 4: Crimeresearch dot Org. All the doubt is there crimeresearch dot Org.
Speaker 4: And once again John Lott, thanks for coming on the
Speaker 4: Bill Cunningham Show and the truth will set us all free.
Speaker 4: John Lot, thank you very much.
Speaker 9: Thank you for being there.
Speaker 4: Bill, God bless you. Let's continue with more. Bill Cunningham
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