Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the Great American October the seventh, twenty twenty
Speaker 1: three is a date that will live an infamy for
Speaker 1: those of the Jewish faith. I think throughout the world
Speaker 1: as far as the of the aggravation of what happened
Speaker 1: with the Hamas has below all the Islamic extremists and
Speaker 1: what happened on that date is incredible. And joining you
Speaker 1: and I now as Urik Kaufman, author of American Intafada
Speaker 1: and professor Uri Kaufman, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And much as we did during nine to eleven or
Speaker 1: maybe Pearl Harbor, the world change for Israel on October
Speaker 1: the seventh, twenty twenty three. Can you describe Israel, say,
Speaker 1: on October the third or fourth of twenty twenty three,
Speaker 1: two or three days before the attack by hamas the
Speaker 1: status of Israel at that point. Then we're going to
Speaker 1: compare it to what Israel was today after October the seventh,
Speaker 1: and what's happening today. But describe Israel, say a couple
Speaker 1: of days before October the seventh.
Speaker 2: You go back to let's say October the sixth, twenty
Speaker 2: twenty three. Okay, Israel, I could say was in its
Speaker 2: golden age. Its economy was thriving. It's per capita income
Speaker 2: was higher than Germany, Italy, Britain, France, Canada. Even it
Speaker 2: seemed like it was in an extended period of peace.
Speaker 2: It was only spending three and a half percent of
Speaker 2: its GDP on defense, the lowest level in its history,
Speaker 2: I think, even a bit lower than what we spent
Speaker 2: here in America. It really looked like blue skies ahead,
Speaker 2: and then just overnight the whole thing went upside down,
Speaker 2: which kind of is what happened in nineteen seventy three.
Speaker 2: It looked like everything was great, and then October the sixth,
Speaker 2: nineteen seventy three, came along and everything got turned upside down.
Speaker 1: Of course, I was there six months before that. I
Speaker 1: sensed when I spoke to israelis I spent time in
Speaker 1: the West Bank, spent time in Masada, spent time in
Speaker 1: Palestinian held territories. It was safe, it was secure. We
Speaker 1: were told there might be some rockets at the Hotel David.
Speaker 1: If that's the case, we'll give you a warning, go
Speaker 1: into the stairwell. None of that happened. The streets were
Speaker 1: full of tourism. I was told that before October the seventh,
Speaker 1: and you know, there was full employment. About twenty five
Speaker 1: thousand Palestinians came across the checkpoints every day. There was
Speaker 1: a sense that we're over the hump. The Abraham Accords
Speaker 1: were not quite fully implemented, but Trump was going to
Speaker 1: win the election, in which case it'll be better. And
Speaker 1: all of a sudden October seventh happened. Can you to
Speaker 1: tell the American people why it happened? We've gone back
Speaker 1: in time with Pearl Harbor and with nine to eleven.
Speaker 1: Why did October the seventh happen? And why weren't the
Speaker 1: Israeli government prepared for that?
Speaker 2: Well, the lead that it happened was that CAMAS wanted
Speaker 2: to prevent normalization between Israel and Saudi Arabia. And of course,
Speaker 2: when we talk about CAMAS, it's a terrorist group. We
Speaker 2: don't know the inner workings, it's all opaque. But this
Speaker 2: is basically a good I guess you could say, assessment
Speaker 2: of what happened. They did not want to see Israel normalized.
Speaker 2: There was, as you say, talk of the Abraham Accords,
Speaker 2: President Trump's Abraham Accords expanding, expanding to Saudi Arabia, expanding
Speaker 2: to a country called Oman. Maybe some other players and
Speaker 2: Hamas saw this. And you have to understand, Kamas never
Speaker 2: gave up its dream of genocide, of killing all the Jews,
Speaker 2: of wiping Israel off the map. Iran never gave up
Speaker 2: on that dream. They had a clock ticking in downtown Tehran,
Speaker 2: ticking down to a date in twenty forty when they
Speaker 2: said they were going to kill all the Jews. Hesbila
Speaker 2: never gave up on the dream, and Iran had built
Speaker 2: what they called the ring of fire around Israel. It
Speaker 2: was Camas, and not just Kamas in Gaza, but Hamas
Speaker 2: in Judea, Samaria. It was Hesbola up in Lebanon. It
Speaker 2: was Bishar Assad in Syria. It was the Iraqi militias
Speaker 2: in Iraq. She had militias in Iraq, and of course
Speaker 2: it was Yemen where you have the who, theies, and
Speaker 2: Iran itself. So they have this ring of fire. They
Speaker 2: always said they were going to activate it at some
Speaker 2: point to wipe Israel off the map. It does appear
Speaker 2: that y es Cin Nooir, the head of the mosque,
Speaker 2: jumped the gun and he dragged the region into a
Speaker 2: war before Iran would have wanted it but that's really
Speaker 2: what happened. You never really need much of a reason. Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: with the Jahadists, I guess you can say that it's
Speaker 2: when they're living in peace that you have to ask
Speaker 2: yourself why that's happening.
Speaker 1: Why did October seventh militarily from the AMS perspective, why
Speaker 1: did it succeed? Why was the idea of unprepared?
Speaker 2: It's exactly what happened in nineteen seventy three. There was
Speaker 2: a failure of a core assumption. The core assumption was
Speaker 2: the Palestinians in Gaza are not going to go to
Speaker 2: war because it would be an active national suicide. You
Speaker 2: have to realize at that moment, as you indicated, seventeen
Speaker 2: thousand Palestinians from Gaza were working in Israel each and
Speaker 2: every day. Israel was supplying Gaza with sixty seven thousand
Speaker 2: trucks filled with supplies. Israel supplied Gaza with five point
Speaker 2: seven billion yallons of water, of its electricity, all of
Speaker 2: its fuel by the way, as an asside, The New
Speaker 2: York Times described this as a blockade, sometimes as the
Speaker 2: Draconian blockade.
Speaker 3: They like making stuff up.
Speaker 2: But the Palestinians and God, there was no blockade. It
Speaker 2: was the opposite. They had effectively given them the benefits
Speaker 2: of peace. Prime Minister in Nittanye, who had even announced.
Speaker 3: A few weeks before.
Speaker 2: That Gods and Palestinians could explore for offshore natural gas
Speaker 2: in the Mediterranean off the coast of Goza, where there
Speaker 2: is thought to be natural gas, which would be, of
Speaker 2: course a big source of wealth for the Palestinian people.
Speaker 2: And no one dreamt that they would blow that up,
Speaker 2: but they did, and they did because, as the Kamas
Speaker 2: leaders themselves said, they're not like you and me. They're
Speaker 2: not like the West. They're not really concerned about bettering
Speaker 2: the lives of their people. They're not concerned with raising
Speaker 2: their kids. They just want to wipe Israel off the map.
Speaker 2: They just want to come a genocide, they say'd user
Speaker 2: apes and pigs, and that's more important to them. And
Speaker 2: you can really say the same about Iran. The Ayapola
Speaker 2: Homini back in the day once said the revolution was
Speaker 2: not about the price of watermelons, and what he met
Speaker 2: by that was if I were to ask you what's
Speaker 2: the role of government, you'd say, well, the role of
Speaker 2: government is to improve the lives of the citizenry. And
Speaker 2: then you might say, without a trick question, isn't that
Speaker 2: obvious over there? That's not the way the Islamists look
Speaker 2: at it. They view the role of government as trying
Speaker 2: to create this caliphate, hopefully in the capitol of Mecca,
Speaker 2: and killing all the people they deemed to be infidels,
Speaker 2: and that's more important than anything else, and that is
Speaker 2: why all their resources are directed towards war, towards Hesbola,
Speaker 2: towards the hoolies. Even now, the Iranians can't keep the
Speaker 2: lights on, they don't have water. I mean, certain basic
Speaker 2: things we take for granted. You turn the faucet, water
Speaker 2: comes out. They can't take that for granted in Iran.
Speaker 2: And yet the Iranians are still sending billions and billions
Speaker 2: of dollars. Took thems to Hespula, to the Hoovies, because again,
Speaker 2: this is what's most important to them. That could just
Speaker 2: make one final pull. When President Obama did the Iran deal,
Speaker 2: it freed up over one hundred billion dollars to the Iranians,
Speaker 2: and at the time, President Obama said, well, they're going
Speaker 2: to spend that money on their kids, on their country,
Speaker 2: on their economy, And it was ridiculous they took that
Speaker 2: money and they sent it to the who theies. The
Speaker 2: hes bought a kama because that's their national priority, that's
Speaker 2: what's most important to them, and it just showed a
Speaker 2: fundamental misunderstanding of Iranian priorities. And again, as you said, Thanky,
Speaker 2: president Trump is in the White House and we finally
Speaker 2: understand our enemies a little better than.
Speaker 3: We did before.
Speaker 1: It's a culture of death. Some a US leaders when
Speaker 1: asked why do you build your facilities underground below hospitals
Speaker 1: and orphanages, in schools and apartment buildings, it's because the
Speaker 1: civilians that are being killed to get at them are
Speaker 1: also part of the Intifada against Israel. They want Palestinians
Speaker 1: and gods and children to be killed by the Jew
Speaker 1: in order to demonstrate to the UN into the world
Speaker 1: world that there's some sort of holocaust happening, some sort
Speaker 1: of Genosade happening, which is a bunch of bs. They
Speaker 1: Hamas specifically wants men, women and children and gods. It'll
Speaker 1: be killed, and that's part of the Intifada, that's part
Speaker 1: of They're part of it. They want four year old
Speaker 1: girls to have their legs blown off because that's what
Speaker 1: they want. It's a culture of death, not a culture
Speaker 1: of life. So why should.
Speaker 4: Anyone make peace with them?
Speaker 1: Right right now? You know the talks are ongoing, it's
Speaker 1: going to be close to hostages are going to be released, allegedly.
Speaker 1: I'll believe it when I see it. But why do
Speaker 1: business with them at all? Because whether it's five thousand
Speaker 1: left or five hundred left, they're committed to the destruction,
Speaker 1: the murder of Jews and Westerners whoever they might be found.
Speaker 4: Why accept their word for anything? We know what they want.
Speaker 2: Well, they're not accepting their word. And that's what's different
Speaker 2: about it this time. This time, we're not trusting the Palestinians.
Speaker 2: The way the deal is set up, the first thing
Speaker 2: that happens is the hostages go free. That's what we
Speaker 2: all want to sha. The second thing, though, is the
Speaker 2: key point. Israel is going to stay in Gaza with
Speaker 2: its soldiers in a perimeter surrounding Gaza so that they
Speaker 2: can no longer flood it with weapons from Egypt from Sinai. Now,
Speaker 2: when Kamala Harris was Vice president, she said I will
Speaker 2: not allow this. It was in a speech in July
Speaker 2: of twenty twenty four when she was already he presumed
Speaker 2: a candidate for the Democrats. She said, I will not
Speaker 2: allow this. I'm not going to let Israel have a
Speaker 2: presence there. It'll shrink Gaza and that'll hurt the Palestinians. Well, well,
Speaker 2: then if you're doing that, you're basically trusting Comas to
Speaker 2: not do what he has done before and has been
Speaker 2: doing for decades, which is just rearmed for the next round.
Speaker 2: This time it's going to be different, and President Trump
Speaker 2: has made that absolutely clear. He is also said Camas
Speaker 2: is not going to be in power when this is over.
Speaker 2: Gaza is going to demilitarize. There will be some sort
Speaker 2: of civilian government, but Hamasa and the PA, the Palestinian authority,
Speaker 2: which isn't really much better, they're just not going to
Speaker 2: be allowed to take a part in that. So we
Speaker 2: can only hope that it's going to get a little
Speaker 2: bit better because now Israel will be in charge of
Speaker 2: security instead of trusting the Palestinians who've broken their word,
Speaker 2: basically broken every treaty they've ever signed.
Speaker 1: Professor Yurik Kaufman, can you address yourself to the issue
Speaker 1: why is Israel so despised by Europe, by the UN?
Speaker 1: By American college kids. If a poll was done about
Speaker 1: do you support Palestinians or israel I think the poll
Speaker 1: indicates two thirds of Americans wrongfully educated by the miseducation systems.
Speaker 1: We have support Palestinians over Israelis, who simply won piece
Speaker 1: and Israel has few friends in the world.
Speaker 4: Why is that?
Speaker 2: The easiest way to understand this is to engage in
Speaker 2: a thought experiment. So let's assume every fact of the
Speaker 2: October seven attack happened exactly the way it did. Total
Speaker 2: unprovoked attack. Twelve hundred people murdered, two hundred and fifty ostages,
Speaker 2: women raped. One more fact you need to know the
Speaker 2: Biden administration budgeted billions of dollars in aid for Gaza,
Speaker 2: to whom they would characterize as the innocent civilians. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's assume all that happened exactly the way it did.
Speaker 2: Only let's assume the attackers were Germans of another era
Speaker 2: or Ukrainians, in other words, are white supremacists. Let's assume
Speaker 2: they were white people. Right, do you really think that
Speaker 2: Biden would have budgeted billions of dollars to white people
Speaker 2: who said Jews are apes and pigs? And now hold
Speaker 2: the thought, let's change all the identities of the players.
Speaker 2: Let's assume again same attack, and let's assume white supremacists
Speaker 2: instead of Arab supremacists. But let's assume they murdered twelve
Speaker 2: hundred black people and they raped black women. And now
Speaker 2: a Republican administration said, let's give billions of dollars to
Speaker 2: the innocent civilians, the innocent white supremacist who say that
Speaker 2: Blacks are apes and pigs. There would have been rioting
Speaker 2: in the streets, and rightly so. So what we have
Speaker 2: here is this weird kind of dynamic. And then you
Speaker 2: get into something called cognitive diss where when people have
Speaker 2: deeply held beliefs and then facts appear the contradict the beliefs,
Speaker 2: people change the facts, not the beliefs. And that's why
Speaker 2: Barack Obama, right after the attack tweeted that we have
Speaker 2: to say facts that there's unclean hands on both sides. Well,
Speaker 2: why don't he draw the moral equivalents, he said, because
Speaker 2: of what he termed the unbearable occupation. Well, there was
Speaker 2: no occupation Israels was drawn from Godza eighteen years before.
Speaker 2: But he didn't like those facts, so he changed the
Speaker 2: facts to fit the narrative, and just one final thought,
Speaker 2: imagine for a moment again, a thought experiment. Every fact
Speaker 2: happened exactly the way it did, and Iran was run
Speaker 2: not by crazy ayahtolas who say jewser apes and pigs,
Speaker 2: but by white supremacists who say Blacks are apes and pigs.
Speaker 2: Do you really think he would have done in Iranvian?
Speaker 2: Do you really think that Barack Obama would have agreed
Speaker 2: that they get to keep the first generation centri if
Speaker 2: you just continue their research, get over one hundred billion
Speaker 2: dollars to spend on insurgents killing black people. They get
Speaker 2: to make arms in five years, missiles in as they
Speaker 2: enrich uranium in ten fifteen years later, from the beginning
Speaker 2: of the agreement its sunsets. They get all the enriched
Speaker 2: uranium back. The experts say the breakout period maybe a
Speaker 2: few weeks, maybe a few months. The Iranians say they're
Speaker 2: going to take that and drop a bomb on black people,
Speaker 2: kill all the black people. Do you really think that
Speaker 2: Obama would have done a deal? Of course not. But
Speaker 2: it was with a regime run by what is turned
Speaker 2: people of color, and the people they're fighting are a
Speaker 2: white group of privileged, the Jews, and now suddenly it
Speaker 2: all gets scrambled, and you can convince yourself cognitive dissonance
Speaker 2: that well, maybe the Iranians really hate us because of
Speaker 2: that coop in nineteen fifty three, which is of course ridiculous.
Speaker 2: The Iatola's Bastak whop as well, just for the same
Speaker 2: reason we did. They didn't want to see a communist
Speaker 2: running Uran anymore than we did. I'm not defending the
Speaker 2: coup itself. I'm just pointing out that's not why they
Speaker 2: hate us. It's absurd, you know, And you to convince yourself, well,
Speaker 2: they'll take that one hundred billion dollars, they'll spend it
Speaker 2: on their kids. They're gonna lie to love us. They're
Speaker 2: people of color, they're fighting oppression, and you get all
Speaker 2: this nonsense which has passed around his truth, and not
Speaker 2: just in college campuses, but in mainstream media, in the
Speaker 2: New York Times, in CNN, in the BBC by Christian Amenport.
Speaker 2: But I have to say not by Bill Cunningham. And
Speaker 2: that's why it's so important to listen to your show.
Speaker 1: I went there. I went to Israel. You know, I
Speaker 1: worked in Jewish law firms for a long time. Katzman,
Speaker 1: logan and helper, And for some reason, I feel a
Speaker 1: great affinity for the Jewish people. What they've had to
Speaker 1: put up with the Ring of Fire was something which
Speaker 1: has largely been eliminated except for what's happening in certain
Speaker 1: parts of Iran, in which they won't give up, They
Speaker 1: won't spend their money to help their own people. They
Speaker 1: continue to have the outside power about to take you over.
Speaker 1: It's been used throughout history. The policies of the Iranian
Speaker 1: government is awful, it's terrible, it makes no sense. However,
Speaker 1: it's not our problem. It's the Jews causing the difficulties.
Speaker 1: It's the classic what alf Hitler used against the Jews
Speaker 1: is not our policies that have failed, is the Jews
Speaker 1: destroying us. And that same idea is our policies have
Speaker 1: failed internally. We can't look at ourselves as having failed.
Speaker 1: Got to blame someone else for it. And that's always
Speaker 1: throughout history, the jew for causing the problems. And all
Speaker 1: the Israeli wants to do is live in peace. Israel
Speaker 1: is a multi dimensional I've seen the gay pride flag
Speaker 1: flying in Jerusalem. I've gone to Catholic masses in Jerusalem,
Speaker 1: I've seen twenty twenty five percent of the Kanesse are Muslims.
Speaker 1: It is a Western style democracy. The truth will set
Speaker 1: you free. But many, as you say, I'm not going
Speaker 1: to change my opinion, So I changed the facts. The
Speaker 1: Palestinians have been in charge of the gods for almost
Speaker 1: twenty years, and that they freely elected Hamasta be their government.
Speaker 1: Knowing I think what would happen in the long run,
Speaker 1: Begging that Iran will get the nuclear weapon quickly.
Speaker 4: Set it out over Israel.
Speaker 1: All hell would break loose and then it's a culture
Speaker 1: of death, and then they'll go to heaven with the
Speaker 1: seventy two virgins. And I wish the rest of the
Speaker 1: world could see the reality of what Israel faces and
Speaker 1: what they've overcome. They've called the desert to bloom. It's
Speaker 1: a multi functional, multi dimensional Western democracy and it's working.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure in the months ahead, when peace finally
Speaker 1: comes and Benjamin not to you know who's government's going
Speaker 1: to be in trouble for not being prepared for what
Speaker 1: happened on October the seventh. It's going to be a problem.
Speaker 1: And I guess they're going to change governments. And I
Speaker 1: pray the next government has his attitude when it comes
Speaker 1: to defending our homeland. And the Professor Uri Kaufman book
Speaker 1: Is America into Intofada. We've not even touched the surface
Speaker 1: of the of what's happening on college campus is how
Speaker 1: they're infiltrated and paid for by ignorance from the river
Speaker 1: to the sea. They think it's the Mississippi and the Caribbean.
Speaker 1: They have no idea it's Jordan. In other words, killed
Speaker 1: the Jews the six million that remained. But Professor, today's
Speaker 1: a big day. We'll see what happens down the road.
Speaker 1: But thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show and
Speaker 1: Ury Kaufman the book Is America into Fada? Once again,
Speaker 1: Thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Professor, you're
Speaker 1: a great American. I think you have it right, and
Speaker 1: I think I have it right.
Speaker 2: I couldn't agree more. And thank you so much for
Speaker 2: having me. It's always a privilege to speak to you
Speaker 2: and a pleasure to be on the show.
Speaker 4: God bless America and God bless Israel. Thank you very much.
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Speaker 1: Weather has changed to here in River City and we
Speaker 1: love it. A little bit of rain. It's going to
Speaker 1: get a little cooler. We need that too. Then good
Speaker 1: weather returns on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. I love
Speaker 1: having on people like Yuri Kaufman, who's written books on
Speaker 1: the subject. There's a posting about three hours ago on
Speaker 1: the official ex account of Israel itself that says the following.
Speaker 1: At this moment two years ago today, Israel faced the
Speaker 1: darkest day in our history.
Speaker 5: They wrote.
Speaker 1: Today, on October seventh, Palestinian homosgy Hottist invaded our land, murdering, raping,
Speaker 1: and kidnapping innocent men, women and children. Two years later,
Speaker 1: we remember October the seventh, We remember the victims. We
Speaker 1: pray for the return of the hostages still held in Gaza,
Speaker 1: and we stand united against terror. A moss must be
Speaker 1: dismantled to end this war. We remain committed to our
Speaker 1: values now more than ever. Light will rise over darkness.
Speaker 1: Quote unquote. Two years ago, approximately one thy two hundred Jews, Muslims,
Speaker 1: Catholics and Christians all Israelis and foreign nationals were murdered,
Speaker 1: and two hundred and fifty one were taken hostage. Including
Speaker 1: in the group taken hostage was seventeen babies and toddlers,
Speaker 1: all of whom have been killed by AMAS.
Speaker 4: I might add.
Speaker 1: The video goes on to summarize Israeli efforts to dismantle
Speaker 1: amasa's leadership. I don't know about you, but maybe I'll
Speaker 1: watch at some point some of the documentaries and actually
Speaker 1: what happened in October the seventh, twenty twenty three. But
Speaker 1: much like watching Charlie Kirk being shot down in cold blood,
Speaker 1: it's hard to watch. But one thing I do know
Speaker 1: is that Israel has the right to defend itself. The
Speaker 1: charges of genocide are lies, damnable lies. It's not true.
Speaker 1: You know how we were acted on December seventh, nineteen
Speaker 1: forty one. We were not at war at that point
Speaker 1: with Japan nor Germany. We were trying to stay the
Speaker 1: hell out of the war because at that point it
Speaker 1: was mainly in Asia with Japan invading China, and in
Speaker 1: Europe it was of course Germany doing what Germany and
Speaker 1: the Nazis did. Beginning of nineteen thirty nine, We tried
Speaker 1: to stay out of it. We were sucked into it
Speaker 1: only because of Pearl Harbor. Everything flipped. There were about
Speaker 1: eighteen hundred service personnel and others killed at Pearl Harbor.
Speaker 1: How do we respond to eighteen hundred being killed? We
Speaker 1: declared war on Japan. Two days later, Hitler declared war
Speaker 1: on us, and we declared war on Germany. And for
Speaker 1: the next four years we were at a total war
Speaker 1: for our existence. In that war, Americans directly and indirectly
Speaker 1: killed tens of millions, the great majority who, by the way,
Speaker 1: were civilians. Unfortunately, such as the fire bombings in Germany
Speaker 1: and the nuclear devices set over Japan, and also the bombing.
Speaker 1: But it was necessary to win the war, and there
Speaker 1: was no between nineteen forty one and nineteen forty five
Speaker 1: till the Armacist the Peace Treaty was signed in August fifteenth,
Speaker 1: nineteen forty five. There wasn't nothing in the American media
Speaker 1: about killing tens of millions of innocent civilians in order
Speaker 1: to get at the Japanese government and the German government.
Speaker 1: It wasn't a factor. It's simply that's what war is.
Speaker 1: On nine to eleven, there was about two thousand Americans
Speaker 1: were murdered in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, and the nation's capital, and
Speaker 1: of course in New York City when the Twin Tires fell.
Speaker 1: And at that point we more or less had been
Speaker 1: at war with Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda, but
Speaker 1: not really that they were killing us. They had a
Speaker 1: clear war on us. We didn't respond to nine to eleven. Well,
Speaker 1: nine to eleven got our attention, and over the next
Speaker 1: several years, one hundreds of thousands of civilians were killed
Speaker 1: in Afghanistan, in Iraq and still being killed, and there
Speaker 1: wasn't met much protestation beginning in nine to eleven oh
Speaker 1: one through the last few years and killing unfortunately unintentionally
Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands of civilians all over the Middle East.
Speaker 1: Because we declared war on al Kada, we went after him,
Speaker 1: and we did our duty. From Israel's perspective, when those
Speaker 1: were twelve hundred Jews, mainly Jews, but also Muslims and
Speaker 1: Catholics in Christian Israelis were slaughtered in the most horrible way,
Speaker 1: that the same proportionality would be if two hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty thousand Americans were killed by a terrorist attack. How
Speaker 1: would we respond, For example, if the Mexican government was
Speaker 1: taken over by Narco terrorists and then in an incursion
Speaker 1: into Texas that they invaded to Dallas and killed, Say,
Speaker 1: I don't know, two hundred thousand Texans in Dallas, and
Speaker 1: on the way out, kidnapped a whole bunch of students
Speaker 1: from Baylor University and went back to Mexico and put
Speaker 1: the students in the ground somewhere in holes in caves
Speaker 1: in Mexico. How would we respond to that? What do
Speaker 1: you think we would have done? Well, I can tell
Speaker 1: you what we have done. We would have made Mexico
Speaker 1: a parking lot. You can't do that. So proportionality, what
Speaker 1: happened to Israel two years ago today would be the
Speaker 1: same as two hundred and fifty thousand Americans being killed
Speaker 1: and twenty thousand being taken hostage by the terrorists kept
Speaker 1: under ground in tunnel somewhere near Guadalajara. We would have
Speaker 1: declared war in Mexico, invaded Mexico, killed everyone involved, dug
Speaker 1: up the terrorists, and shot them three times in the head. Heck,
Speaker 1: I sound like a Virginia Democrat running for the attorney
Speaker 1: general's position, and we would have won that war. When
Speaker 1: you get our attention. We win the war World War two,
Speaker 1: you got our attention, and the war on terror got
Speaker 1: our attention for a while. Then Obama and Biden took over,
Speaker 1: and things that were kind of million mouthed after that,
Speaker 1: including the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Speaker 4: But that's a different story.
Speaker 1: We were united in twenty oh one to two, three
Speaker 1: and four held George Bush. It was a lousy, lousy
Speaker 1: candidate and a lousy president was re elected in twenty
Speaker 1: oh four. Because we're still at the globe, we're going
Speaker 1: to go get you for doing this to us. Well,
Speaker 1: the Israelis have the right to go get them who
Speaker 1: did this to us. And the proportionality of civilian deaths
Speaker 1: compared to the deaths that we've been involved in is minuscule.
Speaker 1: In fact, many independent groups have said the Israelis bend
Speaker 1: over backwards to kill as few Palestinians civilians as possible
Speaker 1: going after the terrorists who did that to them on
Speaker 1: October the seventh, twenty twenty twenty three. And so they
Speaker 1: are more careful than we ever wore when killing civilians
Speaker 1: imbedded with the combatants and amass as you may know,
Speaker 1: is a death cult. As we sit here this Tuesday
Speaker 1: afternoon at twelve forty five pm. Almost two days have
Speaker 1: gone by since Donald Trump drew the line in the sand,
Speaker 1: gave them until eight pm on Sunday night to accept
Speaker 1: the peace treaty, and time after time after time they
Speaker 1: play for more time. All it takes is for Hamas
Speaker 1: to say, we lost you one. Here are the living hostages,
Speaker 1: here are the dead ones, and flow in the aid,
Speaker 1: rebuild goss and may take ten years, and we surrender,
Speaker 1: and they probably could get some sort of free passage
Speaker 1: to cutter or somewhere else. The ones that are left
Speaker 1: living in the ground like moles probably could get that too,
Speaker 1: to get out the hostages, but they refuse to do so.
Speaker 4: It is simple.
Speaker 1: Normally, when you lose a war this badly, you simply
Speaker 1: acknowledge reality and say we lost you one. We'll sign
Speaker 1: some piece of paper and then the festivity. From our perspective,
Speaker 1: it's over. But Amas doesn't want to do that. It's
Speaker 1: one of the oddest movements in world history in which
Speaker 1: they are a death cult. They want to die, They
Speaker 1: want to spend time with those seventy two virgins committing
Speaker 1: some active jihad and Benjamin Nintanyahu has arranged a meeting,
Speaker 1: and instead of admitting reality and saying you know what
Speaker 1: we lost, they want to put their facilities under schools,
Speaker 1: under apartment buildings, under hospitals, under orphanages, under power plants
Speaker 1: that they actually spend. They have five hundred miles of
Speaker 1: tunnels like rats underneath all the important structures in Gaza.
Speaker 1: So to get at them as an enemy combatant, the
Speaker 1: Israelis provide notices that were coming and they have to
Speaker 1: notify the civilians above them to get the all out
Speaker 1: of dodge. They try their best not to kill civilians
Speaker 1: because Hamas wants their own people to be killed. Hamas
Speaker 1: wants Palestinians to be killed at the hands of the Jews.
Speaker 1: Or if there's protest in Gossa, as there was in
Speaker 1: Gaza City, in which average Gazans say, we can't take
Speaker 1: this anymore, a Hamas get the hell out of here.
Speaker 1: Hamas will come out of their holes and kill the
Speaker 1: protest or shoot them in the head two or three
Speaker 1: times and they're dead. Then they go back in the
Speaker 1: ground torturing some of the twenty five living hostages that remain.
Speaker 4: And so here we.
Speaker 1: Are again, waiting again and again.
Speaker 4: What will Hamas do? Won't they do?
Speaker 1: At some point this madness has got to stop at
Speaker 1: some point. It's sad when hostages are killed, as so
Speaker 1: we had prisoners of war killed in the Hanoi Hilton
Speaker 1: because of American bombing in Hanoi, North Korea, in North Vietnam.
Speaker 5: It happened.
Speaker 1: We don't intend it, but to win wars, certain ugly
Speaker 1: things have to transpire. To make an omelant, a few
Speaker 1: eggs have got to be broken, and it's sad. America
Speaker 1: spends his time trying to avoid civilian deaths, and the
Speaker 1: Jews Israel spends its time trying to avoid civilian deaths.
Speaker 1: One how Maas demands that their civilians be murdered on
Speaker 1: the altar of jihad. Some of the leaders in Cutter
Speaker 1: living in luxury have said, look, we know what we
Speaker 1: know what we're doing, but they're part of the movement.
Speaker 1: If if a little baby is killed in Gaza, who's
Speaker 1: who's a Muslim? That's part of the process. We have
Speaker 1: to pay to kill the Jews. And when Yuri Kaufman
Speaker 1: talked about the ring of fire all around until recently
Speaker 1: Israel faced in the North Hespala they faced Syria. They
Speaker 1: faced Iran on the on the east, down south. They
Speaker 1: had the hoodies, and they had all the other Jihadis groups,
Speaker 1: Islami jihad, et cetera. The ring of fire has been
Speaker 1: put out, and with the help of the United States
Speaker 1: of America, Iran cannot produce electricity. Now Iran is running
Speaker 1: out of water. Iran is in Syria is difficulty. But
Speaker 1: the motivating factor of those politicians is not the warmth
Speaker 1: and welfare of their own citizens. It is the fact
Speaker 1: that the circumstances you find in your life is not
Speaker 1: caused by the failure of our policies, but rather by
Speaker 1: the Jews. The Jews did it to us. It is
Speaker 1: a nice artifact to use, but it's wrong. Iran is
Speaker 1: in its current condition because the Islamic leaders of Iran,
Speaker 1: beginning in nineteen seventy nine, did everything in its power
Speaker 1: to kill the Infidel, to kill the jew and use
Speaker 1: all the resources of that great country toward building bombs
Speaker 1: and tunnels and arming all the Jihattist around the world.
Speaker 1: And now they're paying the price. So yes, I hope
Speaker 1: Hamas at some point soon says, okay, we lost, you won.
Speaker 1: Here are the hostages. Here are the body bags, and
Speaker 1: then the Jews are going to release about a thousand
Speaker 1: gee hottists, many of whom are serving life sentences for
Speaker 1: killing large numbers of people. Wire every one hostage, it
Speaker 1: might be forty Islamic terrorists released by the Jews thinking Okay,
Speaker 1: we'll get those guys later. And that's the name of
Speaker 1: that tune, that the failure of the public policies of
Speaker 1: Muslim governments are obscured by the hatred they all have
Speaker 1: for Israel, and that we're not responsible for the failure
Speaker 1: of our policies and Jordan, or in Lebanon, or in Yemen,
Speaker 1: or in Iran or Iraq, because after all, the Jews
Speaker 1: did it. All the Jews have done all this in
Speaker 1: the Middle East, and therefore we're not responsible for the
Speaker 1: failure of our public policies. Blame the jew And hopefully
Speaker 1: more and more Arab countries will figure that out. So
Speaker 1: sometime soon, along with Professor Yurik Kaufman and others, I
Speaker 1: hope a Moss comes to its census. It doesn't help
Speaker 1: to have all these terrorist groups funding protest on demand
Speaker 1: across college campuses. It doesn't help to have large foundations
Speaker 1: in this country funding the protest and the assaults on
Speaker 1: ICE personnel. These are federal cops incentivized to be attacked
Speaker 1: by democratic politicians. Then the stormtroopers arrive and box in
Speaker 1: some of the ice vehicles or shoot at police officers.
Speaker 1: That's what's happening, incentivized by big left wing democratic politicians
Speaker 1: in Chicago, in Los Angeles and California and Portland. It's sad,
Speaker 1: but it's the way things are. It's the manifestation of
Speaker 1: true evil. So today we commemorate the second anniversary of
Speaker 1: the slaughter of about twelve hundred Jews on October the seventh,
Speaker 1: two years ago, and they're taking a two hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty one hostages. A few remain. I'm sure they're in
Speaker 1: terrible condition. And if I had a loved one living
Speaker 1: in a hole somewhere in Gaza, i'd want almost anything
Speaker 1: done and get them back. And I get that completely.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, the Jews and Israelis are not the problem.
Speaker 1: It is Islamic Jihat. It's the problem. Beginning in nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy nine, the Middle East was plunged into darkness. Largely,
Speaker 1: I hope more and more citizens and Lebanon's maybe has
Speaker 1: figured it out, and Jordan has figured it out, and
Speaker 1: maybe Iran will figured out. We live the way we
Speaker 1: live in Iran because of the failure of our policies
Speaker 1: and misuse of our moneies, not because of Israel.
Speaker 5: Let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: After one o'clock today, I have a guest here from
Speaker 1: Heritage Foundation Heritage dot org about what's really happening happening
Speaker 1: with the ice attack on federal cops and also who's
Speaker 1: funding the whole process, and the fact that although the
Speaker 1: media loves to talk about illegals cannot get medicaid, this
Speaker 1: guest and others will talk about how it's done. Black
Speaker 1: letter law is correct, it's in the books. Illegals cannot
Speaker 1: get medicaid. But there's so many workarounds on that issue,
Speaker 1: such as whether someone is not necessarily illegal maybe undocumented
Speaker 1: it ought to be should citizens get government benefits because
Speaker 1: undocumented carries a whole bunch of connotation. But we'll see
Speaker 1: what happens down the road. Then after two o'clock today
Speaker 1: will be the great Grover Norquist of Americans for tax reform,
Speaker 1: and with the real goal of the left wing in
Speaker 1: Congress is relative the taxes and things in that things
Speaker 1: of that character.
Speaker 5: So let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: Plus of course, the Bengalley's this Sunday at four to
Speaker 1: twenty five are going to be in Green Bay, and
Speaker 1: after that in Tennessee, then after that in Pittsburgh. We
Speaker 1: will see what happens and keep hope alive, because when
Speaker 1: you look at think about the REGs and the Bengals,
Speaker 1: all we have is hope.
Speaker 4: Don't have much else. All we have is hope.
Speaker 1: Bill cunning Him the Great American with you every day.
Speaker 1: But say a prayer for those who have been killed
Speaker 1: at the hands of one of the worst religious movements
Speaker 1: in world history, Islamic Jihad. Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW, Bill Cunningham, the Great American. Of course, immigration
Speaker 1: is a huge issue right now, and the President ran
Speaker 1: on the issue of doing something were acted about the
Speaker 1: illegal immigration migration into this country and all that foretells
Speaker 1: And every time I listen to the media now we're
Speaker 1: being told that the federal law prohibits the illegal immigrants
Speaker 1: are getting medical care and hospitalization, which is on the
Speaker 1: face is accurate, but actually it's completely inaccurate. There's so
Speaker 1: many workarounds, especially the California Loop in which they're we're
Speaker 1: paying for the illegal migration in this country is a
Speaker 1: magnet into hospitals and emergency rooms. And if you've been
Speaker 1: in an er recently, you see a lot of faces
Speaker 1: in there that appears they're not paying a damn thing.
Speaker 1: The rest of us are. And of course the Heritage Foundation,
Speaker 1: Heritage dot org has been there for decades, which is
Speaker 1: on the face is accurate, but actually it's completely inaccurate.
Speaker 1: There's so many workarounds, especially the California loop in which
Speaker 1: they're we're paying for the illegal migration in this country
Speaker 1: is a magnet into hospitals and emergency rooms, and if
Speaker 1: you've been in an er recently, you see a lot
Speaker 1: of faces in there that appears they're not paying a
Speaker 1: damn thing. The rest of us are. And of course
Speaker 1: the Heritage Foundation, Heritage dot org has been there for
Speaker 1: decades now. Conservative principles and how they apply to this
Speaker 1: great nation of ours.
Speaker 4: And Laura Reese.
Speaker 6: Actually has authority over DC, and as does the President
Speaker 6: has unique powers here in DC that he doesn't in
Speaker 6: other states and localities. So when we're talking about the
Speaker 6: National Guard and bringing them into a city or a state,
Speaker 6: as we're seeing the need for in cities like Portland
Speaker 6: and Chicago.
Speaker 7: Right now, as a general rule, the president needs to
Speaker 7: have the governor of that state request the National Guard
Speaker 7: to come in. However, if the president declares an insurrection
Speaker 7: there because there is a riot or some sort of
Speaker 7: violent activity that prevents the president from carrying out the law,
Speaker 7: then the president can call the National Guard into a
Speaker 7: city or a state without cooperation from the governor.
Speaker 1: And is it limited to federal properties because right now
Speaker 1: all hell's breaking loose in Portland and Chicago especially, and
Speaker 1: in fact, the mayor Brandon Johnson, who is completely out
Speaker 1: of his gord, is talking about issuing executive orders that
Speaker 1: would bar CPD Chicago police from helping. But does it
Speaker 1: only involve federal assets around ice facilities or federal courthouses
Speaker 1: or could it involve other aspects of federal enforcement.
Speaker 6: Well, for the interruption law, no, it doesn't have to
Speaker 6: be federal. I mean recall for later when the riots
Speaker 6: were happening there in the nineties after the Rodney King trial.
Speaker 6: That was you know, national Guard just out on the
Speaker 6: streets keeping the street safe. That wasn't about federal property
Speaker 6: or federal agents. So no, not limited to that now
Speaker 6: in current events, because we're talking about ICE trying to
Speaker 6: carry out immigration enforcement of our immigration laws that Congress passed,
Speaker 6: then oftentimes we have rioters appearing around ICE buildings and
Speaker 6: attacking the agent. So you know the current situation. It
Speaker 6: is often about federal property, but it doesn't have to
Speaker 6: be right.
Speaker 1: And so at this point you would like to think
Speaker 1: the governors and the mayors would say, we could use
Speaker 1: the help. I use the example of MARYE. Bowser, the
Speaker 1: mayor of Washington, d C. Who was against it until
Speaker 1: it happened. Now she seems to be in favor of it.
Speaker 1: Plus the mayor of Memphis appears to be saying, Okay,
Speaker 1: let's see what happens, but the governor says, let's do it.
Speaker 4: So it's not required. Is that correct?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 6: It's always easier when the governor is asking for the help,
Speaker 6: but it is not required.
Speaker 1: And as far as the attacks on ICE, do you
Speaker 1: have a sense that the rhetoric by the liberal democratic
Speaker 1: politicians incentivize physical attacks on federal law enforcement? Is that
Speaker 1: something you're examining absolutely?
Speaker 6: I mean, how many times have democratic leaders called Ice Nazis,
Speaker 6: the Gestapo, and on and on fascists they are inciting violence.
Speaker 6: And if you think about California Governor Newsom demanding that
Speaker 6: ICE agents not wear masks after ICE agents have been attacked, threatened,
Speaker 6: had their family members docked and threatened, you know, of
Speaker 6: course ICE agents are going to wear masks because they
Speaker 6: don't want to be distinguished. Yet they've got, you know,
Speaker 6: very clear markings and uniform that they are law enforcements.
Speaker 6: The name of the individuals doesn't matter. And I don't hear,
Speaker 6: you know, the governor of California or other Democrat leaders
Speaker 6: telling Antifa to.
Speaker 3: Remove their masks.
Speaker 6: They're perfectly fine with the violent rioters being covered up
Speaker 6: and not identifiable. So you know, that's typical for the left,
Speaker 6: isn't it.
Speaker 4: A ain't political act?
Speaker 1: Because the state officials or the city cannot tell federal
Speaker 1: law enforcement how to dress when they do their job.
Speaker 4: They can't.
Speaker 1: In other words, this is simply political and no one's
Speaker 1: going to pay attention to Governor Newsom.
Speaker 4: On this issue.
Speaker 5: Correct, that is correct.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about paid protesters. I've seen some YouTube videos
Speaker 1: in which certain individuals show up at every riot, every protest.
Speaker 1: The same person's fifty to one hundred strong might show
Speaker 1: up for Gaza and other times they show up anti vacs,
Speaker 1: and other times they'll show up for immigration issues, another
Speaker 1: time they'll show up for Black Lives Matter. What is
Speaker 1: the legalities of foundations and whether it's Iran or a
Speaker 1: communist Red China or other organizations left wing groups by
Speaker 1: Zuckerberg's ex wife who paid twenty million dollars to crowds
Speaker 1: on demand, or other institutions whose job it is to
Speaker 1: organize protests and maybe insurrections or riots and major cities.
Speaker 1: And is that in violation of federal law? If the
Speaker 1: same protesters change their garb and show up at different
Speaker 1: kind of rallies, well.
Speaker 6: If they're practicing free speech and not bleeding over to
Speaker 6: incitement or violence, you know, again, as we just said,
Speaker 6: it doesn't matter really what they're wearing, but if they're
Speaker 6: crossing state lines and citing violence, carrying out violence, that
Speaker 6: is where they are breaking the law. And ever since
Speaker 6: the riots of twenty twenty, you know, we've been calling
Speaker 6: for investigations into the organizers and the funders of these
Speaker 6: clearly organized rioters, and finally now the Trump administration seems
Speaker 6: to be doing that.
Speaker 1: So if that becomes a matter of public I think
Speaker 1: generally those of us involved in the news business understand
Speaker 1: these are individuals that are paid to be there, but
Speaker 1: they whip others into a froth. Then they get connected
Speaker 1: to other left wing social as groups and then from
Speaker 1: that begins all the all the illegal activities. And there
Speaker 1: were other examples. For example, protesters in August were caught
Speaker 1: on camera displaying at guillotine and clashing with police before
Speaker 1: law enforcement fired and munitions to calm it down. And
Speaker 1: so when individuals are not like I are not really
Speaker 1: concerned with the issue, but they're bought and paid for,
Speaker 1: that's that's a different issue. What role does sanctuary cities
Speaker 1: play into this? And I watched the news conference the
Speaker 1: other day with the Chief of Police of Chicago who
Speaker 1: was outraged with the idea that his comps are not helping,
Speaker 1: which I think wasn't true. But as far as the
Speaker 1: issue sanctuary city sanctuary states, does the sanctuary city really
Speaker 1: have an illegal status?
Speaker 6: No, it doesn't. And recall, sanctuary leaders tried to have
Speaker 6: tried to justify their refusal and the path to cooperate
Speaker 6: with Ice by saying, while immigrations the federal matter, you know,
Speaker 6: we stay in locals. We don't have immigration authority, so
Speaker 6: we're not going to enforce immigration law. Now we've got
Speaker 6: cities like Chicago and Portland obstructing ICE, and that's where
Speaker 6: they cross the line. They are violating the law, and
Speaker 6: it reveals the lies of their prior justification for sanctuary policies.
Speaker 6: What they're really about is preventing immigration enforcements to facilitate
Speaker 6: and prolong illegal immigration here because of their political power
Speaker 6: depends on it for their calculations.
Speaker 1: So much like kind of much like ordering Ice not
Speaker 1: to have a mask. Also, sanctuary cities have no legal
Speaker 1: status at all.
Speaker 6: No, they don't. It's just a policy that they declare
Speaker 6: or sometimes lie about, but practice and really it has
Speaker 6: become an obstruction, a prevention of carrying out several.
Speaker 1: Law and lower raceothe Heritage Foundation dot org. As far
Speaker 1: as the illegal is, getting medicaid is an article of
Speaker 1: faith and the mainstream meta talks about it all the
Speaker 1: time that it's illegal for illegals to get medicaid, and
Speaker 1: that's I hear it on NBCCBS, ABC, NPR and headline
Speaker 1: is despite the comments of the administration, illegals illegally cannot
Speaker 1: get medicaid, And is that true?
Speaker 5: Or false.
Speaker 6: It's false. The last love to play word games. And
Speaker 6: so recall Biden waives his lawnd over many populations worth
Speaker 6: of millions of people and declared them to be here
Speaker 6: lawfully when they in fact were not, and then turns
Speaker 6: around and would give federal benefits to those quote unquote
Speaker 6: lawful aliens. And also medicaid works through the states, so
Speaker 6: we know there are many states, including New York and California,
Speaker 6: that do in fact give medicaid to illegal aliens here.
Speaker 5: Those governors brag about it.
Speaker 6: And California quickly went in the world read many billions.
Speaker 3: Of dollars because of it.
Speaker 6: So this is really a fiscal bottomless pit for these
Speaker 6: states and the residents there. The citizens there need to
Speaker 6: rise up and put political pressure against these governors and
Speaker 6: leaders and say no, our tax dollars should be going
Speaker 6: to resources for us, not to people who aren't supposed
Speaker 6: to be here.
Speaker 1: You know, I heard it this morning on a national
Speaker 1: broadcast that despite the statements that Donald Trump, illegals cannot
Speaker 1: get medicaid. Can you describe in specificity the workaround by
Speaker 1: California that gets to the same place that is illegals
Speaker 1: getting medicaid and federal funding for medical issues as opposed
Speaker 1: to the black letter law that legals can't get it.
Speaker 1: How does California work around that specifically, Well, Medicaid.
Speaker 6: Is largely dependent on and uses the states for vehicles
Speaker 6: for distribution. And so when you've got a state that
Speaker 6: sets up distribution to the populations, it determines, and in
Speaker 6: California's case, it has determined that it is going to
Speaker 6: include anyone here, regardless of immigration status, in that population,
Speaker 6: then those aliens can receive and do receive that funding.
Speaker 6: And also, I mean you had mentioned emergency rooms when
Speaker 6: illegal aliens here often don't have health insurance and treat
Speaker 6: the emergency room as their primary care provider, while hospitals
Speaker 6: need to be paid for that, and they know that
Speaker 6: they're not going to be paid by the illegal aliens,
Speaker 6: and so they turn to the state and say, okay,
Speaker 6: please pay this bill. And so that happens every single day.
Speaker 6: And that is why one of many reasons why we
Speaker 6: need to enforce our immigration laws so that hard earned
Speaker 6: tax dollars are going to US citizens and those who are.
Speaker 1: Here lawfully, because we can't stop legal from going into
Speaker 1: an er claiming I got you know, I got a
Speaker 1: broken arm, I neat stitches, I have a fever, Give
Speaker 1: me some medicine.
Speaker 4: We can't stop that from occurring.
Speaker 1: And that pass along goes first to the state, then
Speaker 1: they put it in some formula to send it to
Speaker 1: the Feds, and the Feds pay that. And so that's
Speaker 1: why we need to stop stop illegals getting into the country.
Speaker 1: How much money are we talking about in California, roughly
Speaker 1: that they pay for medical care for illegals? About how
Speaker 1: much in the state of California.
Speaker 6: I don't know per head, but earlier this year they
Speaker 6: California quickly went into the red three billion dollars and
Speaker 6: then just a few months later that doubled to being
Speaker 6: in the whole six billion dollars, to the point where
Speaker 6: then Governor Nathan had to apply the brakes a little
Speaker 6: bit and narrow eligibility kind of the terms of giving
Speaker 6: that money to illegal alien population. So you know, yet
Speaker 6: again reality will smack a the communist the socialists in
Speaker 6: the head every single time.
Speaker 1: And lastly, Laura raised as far as these other governmental benefits,
Speaker 1: so we're talking about medicaid paying for illegals directly or indirectly.
Speaker 1: What about Section eight housing? What about food stamps, what
Speaker 1: about free public education? What about free col cards? And
Speaker 1: what the prescriptions are all paid for? That it isn't
Speaker 1: just Medicaid getting paid to the illegals for their medical care.
Speaker 1: What about the other federal benefits, the whole menu of benefits.
Speaker 1: They are treated the same in Blue states as regular citizens.
Speaker 1: And so is it true that illegals get food stamps,
Speaker 1: Section eight, housing, free prescriptions, all the things that regular
Speaker 1: Americans get. Is that also being paid for by the taxpayer.
Speaker 6: That certainly was during the Biden administration. Now during the
Speaker 6: Trump administration at the federal level, they've been turning those
Speaker 6: bigots off. The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development have
Speaker 6: certainly turned off the Title eight housing for illegal aliens.
Speaker 6: You will do their workarounds in Blue states again. But
Speaker 6: all of this goes to show why you need to
Speaker 6: prevent illegal immigration and to it fully enforced immigration laws
Speaker 6: against those who are here illegally. Because every one of
Speaker 6: these benefits, JEFF facilitates and prolongs and sinks the US
Speaker 6: more into debt and deficit. And that's why we've got
Speaker 6: to fully enforce the law. And that's why the last
Speaker 6: is aiming all of their fire at ice to delay
Speaker 6: and prevent deportations.
Speaker 1: When you drive around your car and you hear on
Speaker 1: the radio, as we all know, illegals cannot get Medicaid funding,
Speaker 1: do you want to drive off the road?
Speaker 6: I tend to yell at the radio a lot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, Laura reso Heritage dot Org. And thanks
Speaker 1: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And the best
Speaker 1: thing we have in this so called democracy is informed
Speaker 1: citizens upon which they can cast and form the ballots
Speaker 1: and coming in the elections about four weeks away, and
Speaker 1: a lot of these issues may be directly or indirectly
Speaker 1: on the ballot. But understand, the way to stop a
Speaker 1: legal migration is out the Southern bord. It goes once
Speaker 1: they get into the country and get status or don't
Speaker 1: get status, then all hell breaks loose financially. But Laura Race,
Speaker 1: thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And Laura,
Speaker 1: you're a great American. Thank you very much.
Speaker 6: Well, thank you, thank you, Bill having on.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Well, let's continue with more news coming up. But when
Speaker 1: you hear in the news that legals don't get Medicaid benefits,
Speaker 1: there's the answers, and hopefully you'll understand. Sometimes the media
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Speaker 4: Coaches Jack Monahan.
Speaker 1: He dated Penny first and he's the a chief of
Speaker 1: police in Amberley Village for many years.
Speaker 4: Jack.
Speaker 1: Did he ever arrest you going through Amberland Village? Did
Speaker 1: he give you a pass?
Speaker 10: It came close a few times, but no, say Please continue.
Speaker 9: Willie, And we also want to thank uh Lear's Prime
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Speaker 9: like I said, the Bengals have acquired Joe Flacco in
Speaker 9: a trade with the Cleveland Browns. We'll see, if you know,
Speaker 9: We'll see if he goes on Sunday.
Speaker 1: Yes or no segment. The fans desperate fans alone. Now
Speaker 1: I'm starting on Sunday.
Speaker 9: If they could get him on the fast track, will
Speaker 9: he to give him some plays?
Speaker 4: I say, flat goes in. He's in. I failed in Cleveland.
Speaker 1: If you fail in Cleveland, why do we take him
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati?
Speaker 9: He can, he can only there's only an upside now,
Speaker 9: only an upside. I think he's got a little bit
Speaker 9: better players than Cleveland does. Really, Yeah, Gordon's offense. When
Speaker 9: you began, who hired you at Saints? Save your grades?
Speaker 1: Going to start at your career to culminated, and you
Speaker 1: coaching Xavier baseball?
Speaker 4: How did that all begin? That's been a long time.
Speaker 11: I've got it.
Speaker 10: I have to think about that, think about it. There's
Speaker 10: a lot of people involved with a lot of nuns.
Speaker 10: A lot of nuns.
Speaker 5: Well, there was what in every classroom.
Speaker 1: I didn't have like a lay teacher until I went
Speaker 1: to Deer Park High School as a sophomore. I never
Speaker 1: saw one. I don't know if nuns were male or female.
Speaker 1: I have no idea. What the hell do you remember
Speaker 1: who the priest was that year when you was the father,
Speaker 1: Joseph Dowie.
Speaker 5: I can't believe that that's.
Speaker 4: Everyone knows that though.
Speaker 1: That's an easy one. His two assistance father McNicholas.
Speaker 5: I was away with, but you beat me to it,
Speaker 5: bit sag. Please continue with sports, Willie.
Speaker 4: Let's see baseball tonight.
Speaker 9: The American League Division Series has the spotlight Seattle in Detroit.
Speaker 9: That's one one, Toronto and the Yankees, with the Jays
Speaker 9: up two games to none.
Speaker 1: Coach, who do you like now between Toronto and the
Speaker 1: Yankees tonight?
Speaker 5: I go with the Yankees every time they play.
Speaker 4: Please continue, Willie.
Speaker 9: It looks like the golfers high school golf is being
Speaker 9: delayed today because of the rainy weather around the tri State.
Speaker 1: That's Roger Bacon, Ron Basevich and also Wayne Carucci.
Speaker 9: Roger Bacon was tied first place what early on yesterday,
Speaker 9: but they they are seventh overall after day one of action.
Speaker 9: Madeira and Fenwick are second and third overall in my
Speaker 9: division two girls, Coach, did you ever coach golf?
Speaker 5: I played it a lot, but I've never coached it.
Speaker 1: Please continue segment. It's all I got, So coach, let
Speaker 1: me tell you a story. Okay, I'm a I went
Speaker 1: to Saint Savior as a as a first grader. I
Speaker 1: first met you when I was in the seventh grade,
Speaker 1: you might recall, and you came up with the name
Speaker 1: Golden Bears. You know how you came up with the
Speaker 1: name Golden Bears. I'll tell you the story. If you
Speaker 1: don't remember it, I have no idea. Hell all r
Speaker 1: At that point, there's a guy named im Hoff who
Speaker 1: was playing basketball for the University of California, and you
Speaker 1: liked the way im Hoff played basketball, and so you
Speaker 1: had to come up with a name. The principal came
Speaker 1: to you, Sister Mary Ruth, and said, well, if we're
Speaker 1: going to start a football program at Saint Savior's, we
Speaker 1: need a nickname. And you said, well, I like this
Speaker 1: im Hoff guy. One don't we call him the Golden Bears?
Speaker 1: And she said, that's a great name. So that's how
Speaker 1: the Golden Bears started and football. And I can remember
Speaker 1: coming out for the football team and I played baseball
Speaker 1: a lot, and you had this little line us up
Speaker 1: on the goal line. Gave everybody a football and said,
Speaker 1: who can throw it twenty thirty yards? I threw it
Speaker 1: like thirty five yards and you said what's your name?
Speaker 1: I said Bill Cunningham and you said you're the quarterback.
Speaker 1: So that's how I got that. You had some plays
Speaker 1: like forty six and twenty five crossbuck. You recall twenty
Speaker 1: five and forty six crossbuck. Those are the plays.
Speaker 5: That you gave me.
Speaker 3: Naked.
Speaker 1: How about the naked reverse?
Speaker 10: Remember that one in the Catholic school.
Speaker 5: You wouldn't use that.
Speaker 1: I little thing, well segment then naked reverse.
Speaker 9: Are you sure you can tell this story? Yes, you
Speaker 9: didn't take your clothes off or nothing. And again exactly
Speaker 9: at that point you didn't show anything.
Speaker 1: Okay, everyone lad into the left and I got the
Speaker 1: ball and I pivoted and faked alan striker going around
Speaker 1: the left side. I faked the pitch and all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, I put the ball on my hip and
Speaker 1: ran the opposite direction with no blockers and on linemen
Speaker 1: in front of me, and you called it the naked reverse.
Speaker 1: Do you recall.
Speaker 12: That petty on the sidelines on and she you know
Speaker 12: where she's singing aka laka ching akaalaka chong akaka ching
Speaker 12: Chong Chong Chong Chong booma a.
Speaker 1: Boomah like a sis komba. Saint Savior, Saint Savior raw
Speaker 1: raw raw here.
Speaker 3: We call that.
Speaker 5: One coach that I remember is.
Speaker 1: Remember her that little skirtchy hat on with that white blouse.
Speaker 1: I was attractive, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's funny.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's your memory is unbelievable.
Speaker 4: I got that right, You got that right.
Speaker 1: At that point in my life, my father was an alcoholic,
Speaker 1: terrible he left and when I hadn't needed a father
Speaker 1: figure in my life as a twelve.
Speaker 4: Thirteen, fourteen year old, that was you.
Speaker 1: You had values, you had ethics, you had morals, and
Speaker 1: living there in Deer Park, there were fathers in every home,
Speaker 1: but I was one of the few homes that didn't
Speaker 1: have a dead And so it was you, And it
Speaker 1: was Jerry Wood, and it was Hal Pennington, and it
Speaker 1: was Joe Hawk and uh And and Jerry and Hank
Speaker 1: Has and Tom Griswold. Those were the father figures in
Speaker 1: my life. I played sports. I threw myself in a football, basketball, baseball,
Speaker 1: and golf. But the memories I have of you at St.
Speaker 1: Savior for those three years like the corners of my mind.
Speaker 1: I remember one time you stole me from Ev Banker
Speaker 1: at we were playing for the Thomas Funeral Home, and uh,
Speaker 1: you wanted to recruit me to play for Bernatt Pontiac. Yes,
Speaker 1: and so I had to go to Ev Banker's home
Speaker 1: and tell him that Gordon Veterino is stealing me in
Speaker 1: two or three other guys to leave the Thomas Funeral
Speaker 1: Home to go to Bernat Pontiac.
Speaker 4: Did you did you get an I O, my, he
Speaker 4: gave me things.
Speaker 5: Okay, I do not remember that.
Speaker 1: And then you have this. Here's the picture of the
Speaker 1: eighth grade boys team at Saint Savior in baseball.
Speaker 5: How many of those can you name?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 4: About half?
Speaker 1: About half? I see Jim Wannstrom, I see Alan Stricker,
Speaker 1: I see me Marty Schwenarski, and I have to look
Speaker 1: at the other one. It's a little blurry. I see
Speaker 1: Bobby Lake here. Remember, very good. And you've kept this
Speaker 1: for the last.
Speaker 5: Time I've had it ever since.
Speaker 1: Sixty three years.
Speaker 4: That's it's been a while, sake, that's you haven't changed
Speaker 4: a bit.
Speaker 10: Will you take it right in front of the home
Speaker 10: that was right across the street from where the.
Speaker 1: School was right there. Yeah, coach, thank you ninety years.
Speaker 1: May you have ninety more years. Gordon Veterino? How many
Speaker 1: times have I used his name? What wom Gordon Veterina?
Speaker 5: Zillions? And here he had dollar?
Speaker 9: If he had had a dollar for every time you
Speaker 9: mentioned his name, he'd be you know.
Speaker 1: I'd be rich a lot rich. Well, coach, thank you
Speaker 1: for coming in. I p ninetieth. Do you listen now
Speaker 1: and then.
Speaker 5: All the time?
Speaker 1: You ever, you don't miss much?
Speaker 5: Well, no, this is a this is a big thrill
Speaker 5: for me.
Speaker 1: And you're here with Mark and Mindy your son. I
Speaker 1: see many at Montgomery and and Montgomery. I get me
Speaker 1: a slabber rib every now and then. So, boy, you're
Speaker 1: the best coach. Thank you for what you've done for me.
Speaker 5: Well, you're welcome, and I'm glad I did it. You
Speaker 5: did it, yes, and.
Speaker 1: You got the Xavier and you want it all. But Gordon,
Speaker 1: may you may you have great success. Without you, I
Speaker 1: wouldn't be the kind of person I am today.
Speaker 5: Oh, that's nice for you to say that.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Thank you, sech give me out of the stude.
Speaker 5: WILLI and honor of the coach.
Speaker 9: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stooge Report.
Speaker 5: This is getting good.
Speaker 4: Stand Horde, Thank you coach. Congratulations on the life well live.
Speaker 5: This was super there, buddy, Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: A texture from Ron Raff from all Or High School
Speaker 1: with an image. Oh yeah, he was texting me right now,
Speaker 1: one of my coaches, one of them.
Speaker 4: You taught them all.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he was a good friend.
Speaker 4: Yeah, continue to have a good life.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more segment.
Speaker 4: Thank you, yes, sir.
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Speaker 1: Bill Cunning him the great American of course, Grover Northwest
Speaker 1: is going to frequent guest of mind for many years,
Speaker 1: if not decades. He's the founder CEO of Americans for
Speaker 1: Tax Reform. He is the underpinnings of what happened during
Speaker 1: the Reagan and the Trump terms and returning more money
Speaker 1: to the American people and chopping down the socialist inclinations
Speaker 1: the Democrats, which are only getting worse not better. Now
Speaker 1: in the middle of the government shut down, and there's
Speaker 1: some effort by the media and the Democrats to go
Speaker 1: back and redo the Big Beautiful Bill, which had lots
Speaker 1: of tax really for average Americans, and also to make
Speaker 1: sure that the legals get medical care. And one thing
Speaker 1: that drives me crazy, and I got to talk to
Speaker 1: Grover about this one, is every time the national media
Speaker 1: says the federal law prohibits Medicaid dollars going to illegal aliens,
Speaker 1: my eyes roll back in my head because in black
Speaker 1: letter law that is true, but in practice it is
Speaker 1: not true.
Speaker 4: In fact, it's a damnable lie.
Speaker 1: Illegals get lots of medical care paid for through that
Speaker 1: by the taxpayer, especially in Blue states. Grover Norquest to
Speaker 1: ATR Americans for Tax Reform, Welcome again to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. And first of all, on the lie about
Speaker 1: the Feds, through Medicaid or other sources, not paying for
Speaker 1: the medical bills of illegals, can you put that one.
Speaker 11: To rest bill.
Speaker 13: One of the ways I heard it explained by a
Speaker 13: Democratic governor went as follows, what the bill really means.
Speaker 13: What I mean when I say that illegals can't get it,
Speaker 13: is I mean undocumented can't get it. Now, somebody that
Speaker 13: comes across the border illegally and gets from the Biden
Speaker 13: administration this little card that says sometime in the next
Speaker 13: six years, come back and we'll have a hearing.
Speaker 3: He has a document.
Speaker 13: Now he's there illegally, but he has a document. So
Speaker 13: their shift from are you there illegally?
Speaker 3: Two? Do you have a document? A few's paper, guy's
Speaker 3: as paper.
Speaker 13: But he's never coming back to the court. The answer
Speaker 13: is you're right. The law is very clear.
Speaker 3: People who enter this.
Speaker 13: Country illegally do get benefits that Americans pay for. There
Speaker 13: are people who young males who could be working, who
Speaker 13: choose not to work, who choose not even to look
Speaker 13: for work, who get taxpayer benefits. Right, The requirement there
Speaker 13: is very low, even for citizens. Okay, And by the way,
Speaker 13: you can make up to like half a million dollars
Speaker 13: and still be getting welfare under this. This is ridiculous,
Speaker 13: and the other team throws up shafts. The Democrats want
Speaker 13: to spend one and a half trillion billion dollars more
Speaker 13: than the Republicans while whining about the deficit.
Speaker 1: So undocumented is not illegal according to Joe Biden's policies
Speaker 1: on document it means you don't have a piece of
Speaker 1: paper getting a hearing. Those are tens of millions of
Speaker 1: people that are undocumented. Of course they're here waiting for
Speaker 1: a hearing that will never take place, and so that's
Speaker 1: the loophole. Plus California has another work around. Many Blue
Speaker 1: states had the same thing. Explain what Gavin Newsom did
Speaker 1: was a Calcare whatever that gave every human being legal
Speaker 1: or illegal in the state of California free medical care
Speaker 1: and the taxpayer dime.
Speaker 4: Explain how that works.
Speaker 13: Well, they do this, but they also the money just
Speaker 13: goes to the hospital and therefore.
Speaker 3: And then get spent.
Speaker 13: It is the easy way to understand is they're lying.
Speaker 13: They want more money and they want to be able
Speaker 13: to spend it as they wish, and they do not
Speaker 13: wish to have the American people see that they are
Speaker 13: spending money on non citizens, on people who came here
Speaker 13: ill legally, on people who are supposed to be deported,
Speaker 13: on some Americans who make hundreds and hundreds of thousands
Speaker 13: of dollars but they get this free healthcare, and others
Speaker 13: who simply refuse to work.
Speaker 3: And could be working. They're not handicapped or anything.
Speaker 13: So this was done to reduce the cost of Obamacare
Speaker 13: by cutting back on people who are abusing the system.
Speaker 13: And for the left, abusing the system means somebody owes
Speaker 13: you money and is going to vote for you because
Speaker 13: you gave it to them. They don't get any benefit
Speaker 13: out of giving some money to somebody who needs it.
Speaker 5: So the issue ought to be non citizens.
Speaker 1: If you're a non citizen, non citizen, not documented, undocumented, legal,
Speaker 1: how about non citizens? If you put down on the
Speaker 1: ballot grove an no request and say should non citizens
Speaker 1: receive free government benefits?
Speaker 5: I would think that's a ninety ten issue.
Speaker 1: But the media changes it to illegals undocumented instead of citizens.
Speaker 1: And I think most Americans kind of conflate citizens with
Speaker 1: legal status and those have temporary protective status from Venezuela,
Speaker 1: Haiti or Cuba, with the idea of we don't want
Speaker 1: to use our money to incentivize individuals that come here
Speaker 1: illegally and secondly by undocumented. As an American, I want
Speaker 1: American citizens to have priority over illegals, undocumented, temporary protective status, etc.
Speaker 1: But if you would ask the average American should we
Speaker 1: give non citizens billions of dollars in our tax dollars?
Speaker 4: Answers no.
Speaker 1: If you say, well, what about undocumented? But they have
Speaker 1: a hearing set that's different, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Well, in California.
Speaker 13: This was actually on the ballot several decades ago, and
Speaker 13: overwhelmingly the people of California said, no welfare for people
Speaker 13: who aren't citizens, and then they got some court to
Speaker 13: strike that down because for some reason. This is back
Speaker 13: when the courts were much more left wing. So, yes,
Speaker 13: it is a serious problem. Here's the cheerful news. The
Speaker 13: Republicans actually passed a budget and they put it forward
Speaker 13: and they cut spending and they reduced taxes. There was
Speaker 13: going to be a four trillion dollar tax increase on
Speaker 13: the American people, and the Big Beautiful.
Speaker 3: Bill stopped that.
Speaker 13: So every single Democrat voted against protecting the American people
Speaker 13: from a four And by that way, that's four trillion
Speaker 13: every decade.
Speaker 3: So it's not like four trillion and you're done.
Speaker 13: Four trillion this decade, another four trillion next decade. That's
Speaker 13: a four hundred billion every year into infinity. Is what
Speaker 13: Trump and the Republicans said, this will not happen. The
Speaker 13: Democrats wanted to raise taxes on people with children. They
Speaker 13: wanted to raise taxes on the standard reduction that people
Speaker 13: get to take. But by reducing the standard reduction, they
Speaker 13: wanted to raise taxes on small businesses. They wanted to
Speaker 13: raise taxes on people who get social Security. They want
Speaker 13: to raise taxes on businesses in general, on and on investment,
Speaker 13: on job creating investment. They wanted to raise taxes. And
Speaker 13: the Republicans said no, and Trump signed the bill and
Speaker 13: they didn't have the votes to stop it because they
Speaker 13: lost the election because they were running left wing crazy.
Speaker 13: And now they're sitting back, going, we will blow up
Speaker 13: everything and shut down the government for two months.
Speaker 3: Remember this in two months is all we have to
Speaker 3: do in the budget.
Speaker 13: This is a fight over what do we do for
Speaker 13: two months. Republicans say, how about status quote for two months?
Speaker 13: We just get that done, and the Democrats go, no,
Speaker 13: but we won't talk to you about doing something other
Speaker 13: and status crow, len't.
Speaker 3: You give us one and a half trillion.
Speaker 13: Dollars of average Americans paying taxes for the Democrats? And
Speaker 13: the Democrats want to spend it themselves, so they don't
Speaker 13: have the votes to keep to race access. They don't
Speaker 13: have the votes to race spending, but they want to
Speaker 13: say we will shut the government down.
Speaker 3: Hold it in the movies.
Speaker 13: When they hold somebody hostage and they will shoot the hostage.
Speaker 13: If you don't let us have a plane to leave
Speaker 13: the country. Okay, that's what the Democrats are doing. And
Speaker 13: then they're sitting there in the bank with a gun
Speaker 13: to the teller's head, going the Republicans vade us do this.
Speaker 1: The legendary Grover Norquest I had on Senator Ram Paul
Speaker 1: about a week ago, and also Congressman Tom Massey, and
Speaker 1: those two guys said both said the same thing. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump wants to spend an additional two trillion dollars every
Speaker 1: year and the Democrats want to spend three trillion dollars
Speaker 1: every year. How do you respond to Rand Paul and
Speaker 1: Tom Massey that voted no against Trump because they want
Speaker 1: to balance budget the penny plan? How do you respond
Speaker 1: to that.
Speaker 13: One, Well, their votes no didn't reduce spending by a penny.
Speaker 13: In fact, you worried that we were so close in
Speaker 13: the House that there.
Speaker 3: Are no votes. In the past have.
Speaker 13: Forced us to go get Democrat votes, which then cost
Speaker 13: you a lot of money. This happens more often at
Speaker 13: the state level and at the federal level. But I'm
Speaker 13: all in favor of what Ron Paul did. When the
Speaker 13: Republicans had thirty extra votes in the House. He would
Speaker 13: stand there and go, I'm the North Pole, or not
Speaker 13: the north pole, the north star, and here's perfect here's
Speaker 13: what I think perfect would be. And I probably agree
Speaker 13: with him on most of his.
Speaker 3: Definition of what perfect budget would look like.
Speaker 5: Yes, however, perfect.
Speaker 13: Budget is not on the menu today. We don't have
Speaker 13: the votes to get there. So what we want to
Speaker 13: do is take every step in the right direction we can.
Speaker 13: And this big, beautiful bill was a step in reducing
Speaker 13: the size and scope of government from where it was heading.
Speaker 13: It was heading way up into the sky, and they
Speaker 13: brought it down. We need to do this every year,
Speaker 13: again and again and again, and I get the frustration.
Speaker 13: How can we have to do this all the time?
Speaker 13: How come the government can't be reduced? The Democrats didn't
Speaker 13: build this monstrosity in a year or two. It was
Speaker 13: sixty two years between nineteen thirty two and nineteen ninety
Speaker 13: four when the Democrats in two two year periods thirty
Speaker 13: four to thirty six New Deal and then.
Speaker 3: Sixty four to sixty six great society that's at the
Speaker 3: federal government was.
Speaker 13: Invented, created, built, you know, the seeds planted that grew
Speaker 13: into great trees to increest that and now we're trying
Speaker 13: to undo that expensive damage.
Speaker 3: It's not easy. It takes time.
Speaker 13: We have narrow majorities, and whenever somebody goes off and
Speaker 13: says I want to give speeches instead of working to
Speaker 13: reduce the size the government, I go, you know, if
Speaker 13: we had a thirty vote majority, that would be fine.
Speaker 13: I never wind it. Ron Paul, when he would take
Speaker 13: that approach, Gingrich used to say, okay, we need everybody's volt.
Speaker 13: There's the Ron Paul exception. And people go, how do
Speaker 13: I get one of the Ron Paul exemptions? He said,
Speaker 13: vote against federal funding to fight floods when your district
Speaker 13: is underwater, then you seek him, Then you get the exemption.
Speaker 1: You know that's a great answer. Because you grow up
Speaker 1: in North Qost. I can remember Ronald Reagan saying, you
Speaker 1: get eighty percent of what you want, we'll work on
Speaker 1: the other twenty percent later. And so in senat Iran
Speaker 1: Paul's case, there's flex a little bit of flexibility in
Speaker 1: the Senate, and Tom Massey's case, there's no flexibility in
Speaker 1: that house. There were one vote away from this thing
Speaker 1: going down in flames, in which case all hell would
Speaker 1: have broken loose. So at this present time. We're in
Speaker 1: the middle of this government shutdown and the Democrats are
Speaker 1: shutting down the government because they want to provide premium
Speaker 1: support under Obomita care for those making five hundred thousand
Speaker 1: dollars a year. They went NPR and PBS to get
Speaker 1: five hundred million dollars immediately.
Speaker 4: They want to.
Speaker 1: Repeal the Big Beautiful Bill, which is repealing the tax
Speaker 1: on tips over time in Social Security. But the media
Speaker 1: doesn't point out those things, do they No?
Speaker 13: And the Democrats say, oh, it's about healthcare, okay, And
Speaker 13: the answer is no, it's not. It's a trillion and
Speaker 13: a half dollars A piece of that is quote unquote healthcare.
Speaker 13: And again much of that is healthcare for people who
Speaker 13: aren't citizens. But as you point out, they want to
Speaker 13: give money to public broadcasting. You know, a bunch of
Speaker 13: rich people have fun with it with TV shows that
Speaker 13: they like at the Hoyt Feloy that you know, don't appreciate. Well,
Speaker 13: they can pay for it them. Sure, you want to
Speaker 13: go to the symphony, pay for the symphony. Don't steal
Speaker 13: money from taxpayers to pay for your symphony.
Speaker 4: All right, how do you see this thing?
Speaker 1: Because right now it appears we have an unmovable object,
Speaker 1: which is Donald Trump meeting the irresistible resistible force.
Speaker 4: Chuck Schumer. We're several days into this thing.
Speaker 1: The last shut down with Trumpster was about thirty five days,
Speaker 1: about seven years ago. The next paychecks not to be
Speaker 1: paid out will be will be the fifteenth of this month.
Speaker 1: The confederal workers were paid on the thirtieth. Now the
Speaker 1: fifteenth is coming up. How do you see this playing out? Well,
Speaker 1: the last thirty five days where Donald Trump collapsed, which
Speaker 1: I think is unlikely. What Chuck Schumer bow his head
Speaker 1: and acknowledged the reality. How do you see it playing out?
Speaker 13: Groover Northquist, Well, what the Trump administration has said they're
Speaker 13: going to do is layoff extraeous workers.
Speaker 3: Remember they said, we want.
Speaker 13: The workers, the necessary workers to come to work, but
Speaker 13: the non necessary workers not to come to work. I
Speaker 13: got a suggestion, why are we paying the non necessary.
Speaker 3: Workers at all in the first place?
Speaker 13: And so we need to reduce the total number of
Speaker 13: federal employees, the number of people even at the Pentagon,
Speaker 13: in the civilian employees of the Penagon, not the guys
Speaker 13: who with to carry rifles and fly planes, but the civilians,
Speaker 13: the bureaucrats, who manage it.
Speaker 3: The Controller of the.
Speaker 13: Pentagon said, they're seven hundred thousand. We only need five
Speaker 13: hundred thousand. We did not downsize the bureaucracy when we
Speaker 13: downsize the military after the Soviet Union broke into fifteen pieces.
Speaker 13: Just they're a thousand miles further back than they used
Speaker 13: to be. You don't need the same size army, but
Speaker 13: somehow we got the same bureaucracy. And the Pentagon is
Speaker 13: probably the least of our worries in terms of how
Speaker 13: it's out much waste there. It's because they do some
Speaker 13: pretty serious work, but the rest of the government is
Speaker 13: very expensive. When they hire people and hire people, they
Speaker 13: don't fire people who misbehave they They used to have
Speaker 13: unions everywhere. Trump has gotten read of the unions anywhere
Speaker 13: that national security is involved, which was the law. I mean,
Speaker 13: any president could have done that up until now. The
Speaker 13: Bushes could have done that, they just chose not to.
Speaker 13: Obama could have done that. But Trump said at the
Speaker 13: VA people were dying because people go, oh, we worked
Speaker 13: to the contract. We can't be bothered to get out
Speaker 13: of bed just because somebody is too sick. And people
Speaker 13: were dying, and he said, you can't do this, You're bad.
Speaker 13: That's bad for national security. No union at the v
Speaker 13: no union at the Pentagon, no union at TSA, all
Speaker 13: of these places where it really matters to be able
Speaker 13: to quickly change guys.
Speaker 3: Everybody focus over here. Oh no, no, The union says,
Speaker 3: we don't have to No. No, the love we have
Speaker 3: the union.
Speaker 13: If they're going to get in the way of saving lives,
Speaker 13: can't hepp and Trump shape. And the law says, the
Speaker 13: president alone makes this decision, not the president in Congress,
Speaker 13: not a judge, not a bureaucrat, not an expert. The
Speaker 13: President decides. So that's ironclad. And we really need to
Speaker 13: be saying, let's reduce that. When somebody leaves, let's not
Speaker 13: be replacing all of them. Let's figure out which ones
Speaker 13: need to be replaced. There is an awful lot of
Speaker 13: money to be saved by reducing the size of the bureaucracy.
Speaker 13: And we have two months to take advantage of that
Speaker 13: and do some more a great deal of that now
Speaker 13: and over time, we need to make the commitment to
Speaker 13: slim down the government.
Speaker 3: Every team wants to raise patent, the.
Speaker 13: Government gets stuck and and expensive, and they go, oh,
Speaker 13: you know, that's a good argument for taking more money
Speaker 13: from workers.
Speaker 3: No, it's not. No, it's an argument for a diet
Speaker 3: for the federal government.
Speaker 4: Oh, we have to run and go over a nore question.
Speaker 1: You're the best at the us ATR Americans for tax Reform,
Speaker 1: and I hope Russell Vaught, director of Management and Budget,
Speaker 1: is going to do what needs to be done. But
Speaker 1: Grover Norquist, you're a great American. And thanks for coming
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Grover Bell Bell,
Speaker 1: thank you for having me. God bless you. Let's continue
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Speaker 1: Rocky. About an hour ago, ninety year old, we had
Speaker 1: in my first formal Coach Gordon in Vetterino legend you've
Speaker 1: had me talk about him quite often.
Speaker 5: He is the legend to get on the.
Speaker 14: Team, Like he tells everything you know about sports, politics, life.
Speaker 5: Now look at him, now look at me.
Speaker 1: I thanked him because I needed that any formation of
Speaker 1: my life. We'd have to take a test to get
Speaker 1: on the field. How many feet is it from home
Speaker 1: plate to second base in a direct line? Seg from
Speaker 1: home plate to second base in a direct line? I
Speaker 1: still know a long one twenty seven hundred twenty seven
Speaker 1: feet three and three inches. You should know how many
Speaker 1: inches and how many feet from rubbers the pitcher's rubber?
Speaker 1: What's a single? What's a double? What's a fielder's choice?
Speaker 1: When should you sacrifice bunt? How do you catch a baseball?
Speaker 5: Show me?
Speaker 1: And then football? How wide is the field?
Speaker 4: Not how long?
Speaker 1: How wide is the field? And what's the first down?
Speaker 1: And there are six plays you must master?
Speaker 4: What are they?
Speaker 1: He had the form he was like Bill Walsh before
Speaker 1: Bill Walsh existed.
Speaker 14: That's great because I know from coaching youth like, don't
Speaker 14: assume they know stuff because they likely don't.
Speaker 4: You know, like how why it's a basketball court? How
Speaker 4: long is it?
Speaker 5: He said?
Speaker 1: Unless you know the rules, you can't play the game.
Speaker 1: I still remember forty six crossbuck, twenty five crossbuck, then
Speaker 1: naked reverse.
Speaker 4: We did all those.
Speaker 14: Things, see what I'm saying, and naked on the field
Speaker 14: and naked not exactly.
Speaker 1: What he said, and then he mentioned what my wife,
Speaker 1: my cheerleader girlfriend.
Speaker 5: Boy, it was on.
Speaker 1: I don't want to say that. She was only fourteen
Speaker 1: at the time, but I saw that little girl doing
Speaker 1: those cheers and that little plaid skirt and that white blouse.
Speaker 14: That was it right there, right there.
Speaker 5: What do I gotta do?
Speaker 11: Give you that?
Speaker 1: Right there?
Speaker 4: The big man on campus. And I was quarterback, of course,
Speaker 4: and picked of course.
Speaker 1: He lined up on in the first day of practice,
Speaker 1: and I ever played football, never touched the football. Line
Speaker 1: them up and said who thinks they can throw football?
Speaker 1: And if by seven of us said whoever throws at
Speaker 1: the farthest is the quarterback? I got up and throw
Speaker 1: it four. You are, I said, you're the quarterback, Boom,
Speaker 1: And then we taught me seven or eight plays. I
Speaker 1: taught the backfield. Jack Monahan, the chief of police in
Speaker 1: Emberly Village, and Bobby Lake, you remember all those guys
Speaker 1: legends and how he named the Golden Bears. He also
Speaker 1: took like Federal Savings alone to the national title with
Speaker 1: Jeff Beckham and Ken Griffy was on the team, and
Speaker 1: he was the coach that.
Speaker 14: He coached like a high level of summer league baseball team,
Speaker 14: high level and then he went to his age or
Speaker 14: coach there for many years after I left.
Speaker 1: Joe Hawk, those are the days of Menroo. He got
Speaker 1: a hairy ass. He was a hair ass man, that's all.
Speaker 1: He fell off the chair too, fell off the chair
Speaker 1: right there, ninety years old.
Speaker 3: The chair.
Speaker 5: He fell off the chair.
Speaker 1: He's trying to sit in that chair on rollers, so
Speaker 1: he sits in the chair. What about Joe Flacco? How
Speaker 1: long will it take? What does he have to do?
Speaker 1: Is he going to start? I need the information right now.
Speaker 14: I guess my initial thing is, you know, he's not
Speaker 14: very mobile for an offensive line.
Speaker 11: That's a little that struggles a little bit.
Speaker 14: Not that was my first initial thought. For God's sakes,
Speaker 14: He's got experience a lot of it, he's you know,
Speaker 14: so I think that that's the ones in the job.
Speaker 14: I think the Bengals said, well, we tried the backup route,
Speaker 14: tried going with a guy that doesn't have experience.
Speaker 11: I mean one thing.
Speaker 14: If you do watch Flacco like as it did in
Speaker 14: the first game the Bengals played, I thought, he knows
Speaker 14: where to go with the ball again, because he's seen
Speaker 14: every coverage, he's seen every blitz.
Speaker 11: He's not gonna be surprised. But all that that's important.
Speaker 14: You gotta know that you got to know where the
Speaker 14: guys are and you got to have the quick decision
Speaker 14: making him when the ball has got to go to him.
Speaker 1: Don't have hope at this a little bit of hope
Speaker 1: for Green Bay.
Speaker 5: I think.
Speaker 14: Look, I think if you're a fan, you're at least saying, well,
Speaker 14: the Bengals aren't throwing away this season, which you can't
Speaker 14: because the Ravens are bad at one and four, the
Speaker 14: Browns are are bad. The Steelers are not world beaters.
Speaker 14: The Bengals are one of only what one team that's yeah,
Speaker 14: the only team that's beating the Jaguars. Yeah, right, So
Speaker 14: I mean a few things you look.
Speaker 11: At it and say, is as bad as it is
Speaker 11: not totally out of this thing.
Speaker 1: And then when they played the Browns and Bengals played,
Speaker 1: Joe threw for like two hundred and fifty some yards and.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I mean remember the second half of that game,
Speaker 14: he was dissecting the Bengals defense.
Speaker 11: That guy, the guy dosn't miss that field goal?
Speaker 1: So why would the Browns trade him for a bag
Speaker 1: of ball?
Speaker 11: Because they had like seventeen quarterbacks from their team, and.
Speaker 4: They're in, they're becomes a backup, right Yeah.
Speaker 14: And they're they're like a developmental kind of team. They're
Speaker 14: not gonna win any more anyway. Right, they never go
Speaker 14: in and never go anywhere. Yeah, so what the hell?
Speaker 14: They're perpetually rebuilding.
Speaker 1: At least three times. We've been to the super Bowl
Speaker 1: three times in fifty six years. Three times.
Speaker 5: It's not bad. It's not bad.
Speaker 1: It isn't I think that's bad. But maybe I'm wrong.
Speaker 1: The Browns have never last time they won anything.
Speaker 5: Compared to the Browns, it's not bad.
Speaker 1: Nineteen sixty four. You might remember Frank Ryan.
Speaker 11: Just a couple of years after Gordon Vetterino Veterina.
Speaker 1: In fact, in fact, Paul Brown learned a lot from
Speaker 1: Gordon Vetterino, and that's how he got the job here
Speaker 1: and he became the owner and sold yeah, et cetera.
Speaker 1: But think so, you have more hope with Flacco than
Speaker 1: with Jake the Snake.
Speaker 14: I mean, look, I would they put Sean Clifford in there,
Speaker 14: but I'm you know, he's he's from saying saying next,
Speaker 14: he's not going to failure. But no, I think it
Speaker 14: gives you hopes if you're a fan, if you're if
Speaker 14: you're a fan, Elder is my new team. Elder, that's right,
Speaker 14: Elder is my new team. Are on the leading the
Speaker 14: bandwagon right now. There, those are my guys. Now that
Speaker 14: you said that, Yeah, yeah, exactly, Yeah, careful panthers, you
Speaker 14: just said the kiss of death.
Speaker 11: Willie has jumped on your bandwagon.
Speaker 1: I told Doug Ramsey, look, I talked to Rocky Boyman,
Speaker 1: who knows those guys that at h at Muller, and
Speaker 1: they said they're going to kick your ass tonight. He said, really,
Speaker 1: I said, you tell those Elder players get ready for
Speaker 1: an ass kiss kicking. And guess what he did. That's
Speaker 1: what he said. They came out of that locker room
Speaker 1: ready to go. Love it, love it all right, sick,
Speaker 1: give me some Willy.
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Speaker 1: I want to I have an answer, Rock. Is he
Speaker 1: starting Sunday or not?
Speaker 4: I need to know.
Speaker 11: I think there's a chance he could.
Speaker 5: What do you say, seg yes? Please continue.
Speaker 9: We also want to thank Penn Station Willie for our
Speaker 9: lunch today East Coast Subs. It's all about good taste
Speaker 9: at Penn Station East Coast Subs.
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 9: Let's see the big trade as we've been talking about.
Speaker 9: Joe Flacco comes from the Browns to the Bengals and
Speaker 9: a deal deal the Bengals also get a sixth round
Speaker 9: draft pick, the Browns a fifth round pick, and the deal.
Speaker 4: Who gets the fifth and who gets the sixth.
Speaker 9: The Bengals get a sixth and the Browns get a fifth.
Speaker 1: So they traded him for a one round up or
Speaker 1: one round down.
Speaker 5: That was it, right, that's not a big deal.
Speaker 1: We'll get a pick down a player, whether Bengals pick somebody.
Speaker 1: They never picked good players anyway.
Speaker 9: College football twenty six ranks Cincinnata Aircast looks to continue
Speaker 9: those winning way Saturday against UCF more tonight on the
Speaker 9: Scott Satderfield showed live for the Ridge of Montgomery in
Speaker 9: after Sports Talk right here on seven hundred wlw uh.
Speaker 9: Let's see American League Division series coming up today Seattle
Speaker 9: in Detroit. That series nodded one to one tonight the
Speaker 9: Toronto and the Yanks. That Jay's leaded there too.
Speaker 1: Oh oh, Flaco is seeing it all and done at all.
Speaker 1: It's got a super Bowl ring him credit for that.
Speaker 1: Been to four different teams. I mean Baker Mayfield a
Speaker 1: couple of years ago. I forget what team he was on.
Speaker 1: He came in, was it with the Ram?
Speaker 11: With the Rams?
Speaker 4: Did okay?
Speaker 14: Came right in one week on the team and did well.
Speaker 14: So let's say what can happen if you if you
Speaker 14: have experience, it can happen.
Speaker 1: You'll be there tonight. You'll be here tonight.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 11: Oh he's yeah, he's here now and.
Speaker 1: He's studying the playbooks. Percent of the playbook?
Speaker 5: Can he use?
Speaker 11: May get twenty of it in?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow helped, Oh Placo, that's I never thought of
Speaker 1: that one. That doesn't seem like they should, right, doesn't should,
Speaker 1: but he probably will elm a little bit. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: still got the money anyway, got the money, got the
Speaker 1: ring from l s U's got everything.
Speaker 11: So Jake Brownie want not help you.
Speaker 1: Jake the snake Brownie will not helping him. How about
Speaker 1: Clifford A big red dog from saying X, What about him?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 11: I mean moved up right because they got they got
Speaker 11: rid of Mike White.
Speaker 5: They got rid of him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, these are tough times.
Speaker 11: Rock just us a war of attrition. Got to keep
Speaker 11: wear him down, get to the top.
Speaker 5: Do you have any hope?
Speaker 11: A little bit?
Speaker 5: You didn't answer a little bit of hope?
Speaker 11: Again?
Speaker 14: I hope this is an injection of hope. Shows that
Speaker 14: the franchise cares.
Speaker 1: And what is the player right now?
Speaker 5: In the locker room.
Speaker 4: You're in the locker room and here comes Joe Flecco
Speaker 4: and you're a linebacker. What do you say, a Joe?
Speaker 5: What's up?
Speaker 1: Hey?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 11: I hope you're as good as they think you are.
Speaker 5: Let's go.
Speaker 1: Let's go all in Green Bay. They're like a fourteen
Speaker 1: and a half point dog in the lines moving.
Speaker 14: I've I mean, hell, I've signed, you know, six weeks
Speaker 14: into a season more, it's I signed with the Chiefs.
Speaker 14: I worked out with the Chiefs on a Monday, signed
Speaker 14: on a Tuesday, and started on a Sunday.
Speaker 4: But you know it's a much at Deer Park. Let's
Speaker 4: go get the ball when you're the quarterback.
Speaker 11: A little different.
Speaker 14: Well, it's more of a it's a language thing. So
Speaker 14: all the routes and the and the schemes are all
Speaker 14: the same. It's just a matter of, well, hey, we
Speaker 14: usould call it, you know, patriot, you guys call it whatever,
Speaker 14: and you know we gotta whiddle that down.
Speaker 4: Go from there, see what happens. What's in the big
Speaker 4: show today.
Speaker 14: Let's see, Uh, well we are gonna do a little
Speaker 14: bit of one eighty and talk a little Joe flaccoho
Speaker 14: join us. But right out of the gate we have
Speaker 14: Susan Fisher, the executive director of America's River Roots, and
Speaker 14: join us.
Speaker 1: Got a big.
Speaker 6: Here.
Speaker 5: Let's see.
Speaker 11: We got doctor Patrick Porter on at four o'clock.
Speaker 5: You got you ever get.
Speaker 14: Songs in your head and you're like, why the hell
Speaker 14: is that song in my head? And I keeps singing
Speaker 14: it over He's gonna tell us why. He's a brain expert,
Speaker 14: really gonna tell us why I need that? That'll be interesting.
Speaker 14: I got Joe Sturrego. It's bad to the bone in
Speaker 14: my head, I can't get it out. Well, that's because
Speaker 14: it's your freaking Maybe how do we get out of it?
Speaker 14: Like well, maybe not use that as your intro music?
Speaker 11: Even doing that for? How long has that been your
Speaker 11: intro song?
Speaker 5: Twenty years?
Speaker 1: Bert Camphor? I had some jingle from Bert Camphor segnoes
Speaker 1: him in the beginning, I'd say thirty thirty five years.
Speaker 1: I don't know, introduced him once.
Speaker 5: He should change it up, change it up to what
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 1: From good anthem, national anthem, Philadelphia, freedom, God, bless America.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Lee.
Speaker 4: How about Lee Greenwood Lee Green that's the one I like.
Speaker 3: Like that.
Speaker 11: Don't change your intro.
Speaker 1: It's classic. You got to stay with his classic, iconic.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable. I know we have hope we never had before.
Speaker 4: Now we have hope.
Speaker 5: Black over a little bit.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't it be something? It took us to the to
Speaker 1: the playoffs of the Super Bowl? Would you believe it?
Speaker 3: Did?
Speaker 14: Did we get any defensive players? Di Did Miles Garrett
Speaker 14: come with him? Any of those guys?
Speaker 5: Don't wonderful?
Speaker 11: We got both those guys.
Speaker 5: To trade Joe Burrow to throw him in a trunk.
Speaker 14: Would you trade Joe Burrow for Miles Garrett and Joe Flacco? No, No,
Speaker 14: Miles Garrett, Joe Flacco and Quinn Shawn Judkins.
Speaker 1: No, I wouldn't trade Joe for anybody. How about Hunter
Speaker 1: Green for Miles Garrett? What about that one?
Speaker 11: Now that I would do it?
Speaker 5: Right now? Trade Hunter Green right now? You would? I
Speaker 5: would would.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure how that would work, but let's find
Speaker 4: out the heck, you gotta think.
Speaker 11: Ask the question.
Speaker 5: I think outside the park, you sure do.
Speaker 11: How do you know if you don't ask, ask.
Speaker 4: Ask the guardians and talk talk to the Do you
Speaker 4: know that Penny was ever gonna grow with?
Speaker 11: You had to ask?
Speaker 5: Asked her?
Speaker 4: At one a m.
Speaker 14: In the morning, I called her you her Dad's house
Speaker 14: at one am? Why, oh boy, were you drunk? Now, Sanchez,
Speaker 14: I was like fifteen years old. I want to take
Speaker 14: a round and yeah, you know the rest.
Speaker 1: I went to the midnight mass at Saint Savier, got
Speaker 1: home by it was after one o'clock and I was
Speaker 1: looking for a date. So I looked in the book
Speaker 1: under rick Asbrock and he lived at eighty three oh
Speaker 1: one York and his phone number was five one three
Speaker 1: seven nine one three nine nineth threes.
Speaker 2: And so.
Speaker 1: At one thirty am on December the twenty sixth I
Speaker 1: called and he answered the phone. He said, who is this?
Speaker 4: I said, this is Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 1: Who are you? Well, I like to ask your daughter
Speaker 1: on a date. And then I heard him say, Penny,
Speaker 1: do you know of Bill Cunningham? She said yeah, I
Speaker 1: think I do, and she dad said he's dressed marine.
Speaker 1: You got thirty seconds and I said, hey, you want
Speaker 1: to go on a date? She said sure.
Speaker 4: I said okay.
Speaker 11: He asked why you were calling at one thirty in
Speaker 11: the morning.
Speaker 1: Then, well, at two am I picked drew up the
Speaker 1: next night and the reason of the reason I'm calling
Speaker 1: so later, I just came home from midnight Mass.
Speaker 8: There you go.
Speaker 1: We were midnight Max, I said, yes, a little Penny
Speaker 1: in the blonde hair, standing there shirt.
Speaker 14: And then all of a sudden thoughts while you were
Speaker 14: sitting there, sort of thoughts, I did.
Speaker 4: It worked out?
Speaker 1: Well, that's all it matters. The rest is history. And
Speaker 1: then she wouldn't have sex and we so we had
Speaker 1: to get married when I was nineteen.
Speaker 5: That was terrible.
Speaker 1: Imagine that you don't have that problem today.
Speaker 5: That's not how it goes anymore. That's the way it went.
Speaker 1: And when I picked her up, she had a rosary
Speaker 1: around her neck her mother put there, and so they
Speaker 1: talked about a rally.
Speaker 5: Killer right there, getting that or anything else.
Speaker 1: No bingo, give me out of the stuture today.
Speaker 5: Around her.
Speaker 4: Scapitolo. Oh my god, she had a prayer book with
Speaker 4: her Willian of a rainy day year at the tri
Speaker 4: State True Story.
Speaker 5: We leave you with the immortal.
Speaker 4: Words of the stew.
Speaker 3: Joe.
Speaker 1: He's not saying that anymore, is he. Joe Flacco, Welcome
Speaker 1: to the Queen City. Do better than Jake the Snake Browning.
Speaker 1: He's related to Tom Browning. I'm sure you won't say that.
Speaker 1: I think they forced Joe Fla to drive down.
Speaker 4: Yes, he drove him.
Speaker 11: That was like the cheerleaders pay Mileagh.
Speaker 1: That's part of the cheerleaders flying their own nickel to
Speaker 1: Canson for the Super Bowl. That's anyway. Rockley, thank you,
Speaker 1: thank you. Think about little Penny with a rosier around
Speaker 1: her neck, trying not to say thank you. Seven hundred
Speaker 1: w l you