Speaker 1: All right now, Billy Cunningham, the Great America will welcome
Speaker 1: this Monday afternoon, another great week at broadcasting. Superbity begins. First,
Speaker 1: the weather's going to change.
Speaker 2: We like that.
Speaker 1: Tonight it's going to be a little raining. Then over
Speaker 1: Tuesday Wednesday, the low temperature late in the week might
Speaker 1: be in the forties, which is not bad. Winter is coming,
Speaker 1: but until then, winter has come to certain sports teams
Speaker 1: in our tri state area. Number One, you have the
Speaker 1: Reds last week on Monday Night, I'm sorry, on Tuesday
Speaker 1: and Wednesday doing what they did Monday night with the Bengals.
Speaker 1: At least they picked up the pieces of that debacle
Speaker 1: to perform worse yesterday. And then also you have Elder
Speaker 1: in the pit taking down Muller High School. That was
Speaker 1: a shock if you see the officials try to take
Speaker 1: the game away from them and Kansas didn't work. They
Speaker 1: tried again yesterday or Saturday, but that didn't work either.
Speaker 1: You see is riding high right now a man with
Speaker 1: perspectives on this and so much more. As Moeger, welcome
Speaker 1: again the Bill Cunningham Show. And mo how are you?
Speaker 2: I'm well? Willie? How about you?
Speaker 1: Beaten? Bloodied and bowed. I'm watching this thing and this
Speaker 1: morning I monitor all events simultaneously. You might have know.
Speaker 1: This morning I listened to Tim McGee, the Great Number
Speaker 1: eighty five on with Tom Brenneman, and they had some
Speaker 1: sort of score that the last three games in the
Speaker 1: first three quarters, which by the way, is three quarters
Speaker 1: of the game. That makes sense, My dear park Matt
Speaker 1: tells me that the Bengals are losing something like ninety
Speaker 1: six to two something is a terrible score. And yesterday
Speaker 1: they picked up twenty one points when it didn't matter.
Speaker 1: So can you put in perspective where the ben Galleys
Speaker 1: are at this point? I had a report from Tony
Speaker 1: Bender that Joe Burr was wielded in the studio into
Speaker 1: the I'm sorry, into the stadium yesterday. He was horizontal,
Speaker 1: had an ivy and each arm had a leg dangling
Speaker 1: from a ligament. His toe was cut off, his knee
Speaker 1: was a bandage, and they had his eyes covered. That
Speaker 1: picture is not a good one for the future with
Speaker 1: the Bengals. But can you give me some mo Can
Speaker 1: you give me mo? I need? Hope?
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know that I can now frankly that
Speaker 3: the Joe Burrow that you just described in dire shape,
Speaker 3: might be better equipped to play quarterback than Jake Browning is. Look,
Speaker 3: this franchise is built on Joe Burrow elevating everybody, every player,
Speaker 3: every position, every coach. The entire foundation of the organization
Speaker 3: rests on the shoulders of Joe Burrow. Remove him from
Speaker 3: the equation, and an already shaky premise, organizational premise absolutely collapses.
Speaker 3: And that's exactly what's happened. Look, Jake Browning is a
Speaker 3: backup quarterback. Backup quarterbacks are prone to play poorly. Their
Speaker 3: proverbial floor is lower than the proverbial floor of a
Speaker 3: starting quarterback, especially when we talked about Jake Browning was
Speaker 3: undrafted and it's a great success story because he is
Speaker 3: managed to stick in the NFL for a number of
Speaker 3: years after every single team chose not to draft him,
Speaker 3: and so good for him. But you know, Jake Browning
Speaker 3: is a back and backup quarterbacks when they played poorly,
Speaker 3: it often looks like it did yesterday. The problem for
Speaker 3: me is number one, that they're probably going to wait
Speaker 3: too long before they decide to try somebody else, and
Speaker 3: number two, the rest of the roster isn't good enough.
Speaker 3: They ran the ball somewhat effectively yesterday, but they haven't
Speaker 3: run the ball effectively in quite a while. The offensive
Speaker 3: line is not good. That's a decade long problem. They
Speaker 3: spent the entire offseason looking at last year's defense, saying
Speaker 3: to themselves, we think we're good with the personnel. We
Speaker 3: just eat a new defensive coordinator. Well, when the Bengals
Speaker 3: crept back into the game yesterday and at least had
Speaker 3: a puncher's chance, and when I say puncher's chance, still
Speaker 3: not a great chance, the Bengals defense allowed the Lions
Speaker 3: to pretty much slam the door shut. This is look
Speaker 3: Jake Browning. They should be looking at somebody else. I
Speaker 3: cannot imagine anybody has any faith both inside that locker
Speaker 3: room and for those of us looking from the outside,
Speaker 3: I can't imagine anybody has any faith in Jake Browning
Speaker 3: performing at a level that will allow this team to
Speaker 3: win games with him as QB. But the rest of
Speaker 3: the roster isn't good. The coaching isn't good enough. I
Speaker 3: watched on Thursday night the San Francisco forty nine ers
Speaker 3: with a backup quarterback, a backup quarterback who was drafted,
Speaker 3: who at one point was the successor to Tom Brady.
Speaker 3: But I watched the San Francisco forty nine ers on
Speaker 3: the road on a short week with a thousand different
Speaker 3: guys injured and not available, figure out a way to
Speaker 3: put together a game plan that allowed them to win
Speaker 3: a division road game. On a Thursday, I watched the
Speaker 3: Minnesota Vikings against that Cleveland defense that the Bengals couldn't
Speaker 3: figure out Week one win again with a backup quarterback.
Speaker 3: Carson Wentz has a pedigree. Carson Wentz. This has been
Speaker 3: a starting quarterback in this league. Carson Wentz was drafted.
Speaker 3: He's better than Jake Browning. But I saw the Minnesota
Speaker 3: Vikings again figure out a way to win. This coaching
Speaker 3: staff can't do it, players aren't good enough, and when
Speaker 3: the quarterback play totally tanks, what you have is a
Speaker 3: three game stretch that looks like it has for the
Speaker 3: Bengals these last three or they have been largely non competitive.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm looking at some of the statistics the bank.
Speaker 1: After all, the Bengals are in second place in the
Speaker 1: AFC North. But the differential, the point differential, and this
Speaker 1: takes into account the twenty one points, the worthless twenty
Speaker 1: one points in the fourth quarter. The Bengals are number
Speaker 1: one of the thirty two teams and the worst point
Speaker 1: differential in football, which is minus seventy one points, which
Speaker 1: is terrible and it's awful. Now they're going to go
Speaker 1: to Green Bay and play. And so we saw this coming.
Speaker 1: You and Tony Pike and Austin Elmo are the best
Speaker 1: of this. You said last year and the year before,
Speaker 1: the window is open, the window is open. Joe Burrow's
Speaker 1: got the window open. The window is closing. The window
Speaker 1: is closing. In fact, Joe Burrow turns thirty years old
Speaker 1: next year. We'll wait for the next injury, whether it's
Speaker 1: the toe, the knee, the wrist, the calf, the toe,
Speaker 1: the knee, the wrist, and the calf. What's left, I
Speaker 1: guess the shoulder and the head. And so we're waiting
Speaker 1: for some other disaster to happen in this franchise. I
Speaker 1: call him zach Shuler because he's got that Dave Show
Speaker 1: will look in his eye. And there was no adjustments
Speaker 1: of any type that made any sense. Goes to personnel,
Speaker 1: and I watched the one to one of the times
Speaker 1: Jake Browning was sacked. Orlando brown did the Matador approach
Speaker 1: off the left tackle spot, but he recovered the fumble.
Speaker 1: He caused the fumble to happen, and then he recovered
Speaker 1: the fumble. And I'm thinking, where do we go from here? Mo,
Speaker 1: Because at this point, when Joe can play, if he
Speaker 1: gets off the gurney, gets the IV out, get their
Speaker 1: bandages off, and wants to play some football. At that point,
Speaker 1: the Bengals will be four and eight and they'll say, well,
Speaker 1: let's wait for next year and then get the season.
Speaker 1: Take a request in nice and early for next year,
Speaker 1: and here we go. Can you see history repeating itself?
Speaker 1: And I look back to the era of Marvin's You know,
Speaker 1: Marvin Lewis was a nice guy, never won a playoff game.
Speaker 1: He kept him for ten years, and Dave Shuler was
Speaker 1: here for many years. I don't think he hit a
Speaker 1: double digit winning season whatsoever. Before that was Bruce Coslin.
Speaker 1: The consistency is inconsistency. They struck lightning with Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: by going into overtime in Miami that one game, to
Speaker 1: thank God, they lost in Miami, God bless him. But
Speaker 1: you know, Zach Shuler tried to win the damn game
Speaker 1: when he shouldn't have. That's a different story. Give me
Speaker 1: some hope, mo before I talk about the Reds and
Speaker 1: UC and the pill. Give me hope.
Speaker 3: Well, hope to me lies in trust. So who do
Speaker 3: you trust right now? He took the Zach Taylor? No,
Speaker 3: he trust Dak Taylor to figure out a way to
Speaker 3: make this work with a backup quarterback.
Speaker 1: And no, no, no, no.
Speaker 3: You want Joe Burrow back and healthy. Do you trust
Speaker 3: what the Bengals have on the offensive line to keep
Speaker 3: him up right?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Do you trust? Do you trust Dukee Tobin to build
Speaker 3: a good offensive line in front of Joe Burrow, which
Speaker 3: he hasn't been able to do yet? Do you trust
Speaker 3: Duke Tobin to draft? Well, let me read for you, Willie.
Speaker 3: Let's let's give the twenty twenty five draft class a pass.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: Those guys are rookies, so the jury is still out.
Speaker 3: Let's start in twenty twenty one. Jackson, Carmen, Joseph Osai,
Speaker 3: cam Sample Tyler, Shelvon, Deontay Smith, any of those players,
Speaker 3: any of whom aren't with the team. Anymore excited about
Speaker 3: any of those guys? No, how about the twenty twenty
Speaker 3: two draft? Way move on Dac Till, Cam Taylor, britt
Speaker 3: Zach Carter now with the team anymore, Cordell Volson, Tyson Anderson.
Speaker 3: Is there a guy there that you want on the
Speaker 3: team in twenty twenty six? Miles Murphy, DJ Turner, Jordan Battle,
Speaker 3: Charley Jones. I think we like Chase Brown, he's in
Speaker 3: that class. I think we like Andrea Yoshabas he's in
Speaker 3: that class. But hole lot of unknowns, a whole lot
Speaker 3: of jury is still out at best twenty twenty four class.
Speaker 3: Jermaine Burton never plays, McKinley Jackson, never plays. Eric Hall.
Speaker 3: I think would be a heck of a player. Unfortunately
Speaker 3: he's always hurt. Josh Newton, don't know. Tanner McLaughlin no
Speaker 3: longer with the team.
Speaker 2: Don't stop it.
Speaker 1: I look at the roster.
Speaker 3: Stop it. I look at the roster and I can't
Speaker 3: name for you Willie five non rookies, non rookies that
Speaker 3: I am really excited about being with the Bengals in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: If you no, if you open up the Bengals roster
Speaker 1: and told the other thirty one teams you can draft
Speaker 1: or have any of the Bengal players outside the two
Speaker 1: wide receivers. Now I take the other fifty players. You
Speaker 1: can take any of these players. Would any functional NFL
Speaker 1: team take any of the Bengal players.
Speaker 3: Well, Trey Hendrickson, Yes, which is why the conversations have
Speaker 3: to happen about what the Bengals might be able to get.
Speaker 1: He's gone for him, it's going right, he's gone.
Speaker 3: He's not under contract next year, and he's on the
Speaker 3: other side of thirty. You know, I certainly could believe
Speaker 3: that Amarus Mims one day might be really good, but
Speaker 3: I can't tell you that I'm necessarily excited about him.
Speaker 3: This isn't a good roster. And the thing that's frustrating
Speaker 3: for me is last year told you it wasn't a
Speaker 3: good roster. Why because they had Joe Burrow for seventeen
Speaker 3: games and he was otherworldly. That is the greatest statistical
Speaker 3: season that any Bengals quarterback has ever turned in, which
Speaker 3: isn't insignificant because they've had qbs win the MVP Award.
Speaker 3: And yet despite that, they were four and eight at
Speaker 3: one point and needed to win their last five games
Speaker 3: against bad quarterbacks just to get to above five hundred.
Speaker 3: Joe Burrow playing for a non playoff team was an
Speaker 3: MVP finalist last year. That told you last season the
Speaker 3: roster wasn't good enough. What did they spend this offseason doing?
Speaker 3: Retooling the roster? Overhauling the roster, No swapping out entire
Speaker 3: position groups. No, no, many of the guys you watch
Speaker 3: on defense were on last year's defense. They made changes
Speaker 3: because you have to, because you draft players, but they
Speaker 3: weren't as aggressive in the offensive line as many of
Speaker 3: us thought they needed to be and as much as
Speaker 3: most of us assumed.
Speaker 2: They would be.
Speaker 3: They looked at last year's team and essentially said, with
Speaker 3: some minor tweaks here and there, were pretty much going
Speaker 3: to bring back the same dudes. What has that resulted
Speaker 3: in the results that looked very familiar to last year,
Speaker 3: except with a quarterback who's nowhere close to as good
Speaker 3: as Joe Burrow. So why should anybody be surprised that
Speaker 3: the results of the last three weeks have been what
Speaker 3: they've been.
Speaker 1: Let's turn the page. I put something on next. I'm
Speaker 1: sure you saw baseball playoffs ongoing. Looking at this unsettled
Speaker 1: roster for the Reds next year, who's the first baseman?
Speaker 1: Steers been there a lot. I think he's the choice.
Speaker 1: But who knows second base. McClain had a bad year.
Speaker 1: I think defensively he's better than he showed. Offensively, he
Speaker 1: stinks the shortstop belongs to either right field or left field.
Speaker 1: The third basement is either going to be Hayes or
Speaker 1: sal that's unsettled all for those positions. Unsettled left field,
Speaker 1: I don't know center field. I would think Friedel has
Speaker 1: got center field, kind of nailed down right field. Martee,
Speaker 1: I have no idea. Austin, I have no idea. Pagne,
Speaker 1: I have no idea. I can't recall a time when
Speaker 1: there was hope the Reds made the playoffs, but the
Speaker 1: next year, getting ready for the season, we don't know
Speaker 1: who's playing every position except maybe except catcher. I think
Speaker 1: is nailed down with Stevenson and Trevino. But whether it's
Speaker 1: the closer, whether it's Hunter, Green, Lodolo, who's at thirst
Speaker 1: Does someone have the guts to tell? Scott Borra asked
Speaker 1: that your number one client here, Dela Cruz is not
Speaker 1: a short stop. He's an outfielder. He runs like a deer,
Speaker 1: got a tremendous reach, a great arm. Belongs in right field.
Speaker 1: Alla Dave Parker, who came up as a catcher consequence,
Speaker 1: Do you have hope that someone like Tito Francona's got
Speaker 1: the coyon's to put together a roster and get the
Speaker 1: pieces in the right position and move on. Do you
Speaker 1: have hope for the twenty twenty six Reds.
Speaker 3: I do, because I think they're starting from a place.
Speaker 3: So then VM, that's really good young starting pitching in
Speaker 3: a surplus of which that should enable them to execute
Speaker 3: a trade if that's the direction they want to go.
Speaker 3: I think for me, for me, I start with two places.
Speaker 3: Number one, Eli Della Curtains. We got to figure out
Speaker 3: what he's going to be. If we are doing this
Speaker 3: next year talking about, well, you know, he can do
Speaker 3: some amazing things at shortstop, but he still leads to
Speaker 3: league and errors. What are we doing here? I think
Speaker 3: there have to be really serious conversations about where he
Speaker 3: fits best, and do that before spring training. So you
Speaker 3: give him spread training to work on the position you
Speaker 3: want him to play at. If he's a shortstop, he's
Speaker 3: a shortstop, okay, he's got to get better. Now he's
Speaker 3: an outfielder. If he's an outfielder, that's fine. Then who's
Speaker 3: going to play shortstop right, So you want to figure
Speaker 3: that out. I think number two two for me is
Speaker 3: are you okay with an offensive zero playing third base? Key?
Speaker 3: Brian Hayes is awesome with the glove, awesome. I don't
Speaker 3: think he has a peer. He might be the best
Speaker 3: defensive player in the sport. But can you put up
Speaker 3: with a guy who's an offensive zero? How good does
Speaker 3: the defense have to be for you to go? You
Speaker 3: know what? At third base, we have somebody who simply
Speaker 3: can't hit, and he's going to be the guy every
Speaker 3: single day. When they traded for him, it wasn't just
Speaker 3: for this year. He's under contract for the rest of
Speaker 3: the decade, and so I think there's a real serious
Speaker 3: question there. How how much? How little can he hit?
Speaker 3: Before you go, you know what? We can't put this
Speaker 3: guy out there at third base, no matter how good
Speaker 3: his glove is.
Speaker 2: What about Sal?
Speaker 1: What about Sal? Where's Sal?
Speaker 3: So? If you decide, hey, Brian Hayes is our starting
Speaker 3: third baseman, okay, you better have offense elsewhere? Does that
Speaker 3: mean Sal Stewart plays first base? Probably? Are you gonna
Speaker 3: get enough pop from the corner out field positions? They
Speaker 3: started the season last year with you and I wondering
Speaker 3: have they done enough in the outfield? Are we really
Speaker 3: going to run it back again with you know, the
Speaker 3: never ending cycle of Will Benson's and four A players.
Speaker 3: Are you really going to put Noelve Marte out there
Speaker 3: in right field? Where's his ultimate position? Are you good
Speaker 3: with Matt McClain at second base? You know they had
Speaker 3: him in black magic marker last year at second base,
Speaker 3: batting second That didn't work. The rets two hole production
Speaker 3: was the worst in the entire sport. Are they giving
Speaker 3: up on Christian and Karnasion Frand? You know, to me,
Speaker 3: the two guys that kind of screwed him this year
Speaker 3: with their performance. Number one, Matt McClain because they decided
Speaker 3: he was going to be the two hole hitter. They
Speaker 3: never had guys on base consistently enough for Elie de
Speaker 3: la Cruz. The two whole production has to be better.
Speaker 3: Number two. I think they hoped that Christian and Karnassions
Speaker 3: Frand would hit twenty five to thirty home runs. That
Speaker 3: obviously did not happen. I have no idea if that
Speaker 3: guy can play at the big league level, And so
Speaker 3: there are so many questions they need. I think they
Speaker 3: need a guy in the middle of the order that
Speaker 3: you could expect thirty home runs from. Now that might
Speaker 3: be South Stewart. I don't know that you could bet
Speaker 3: on it only being South Stuardent. I think you've got
Speaker 3: to go find someone else. What is that going to cost?
Speaker 3: Are you willing to dip your toes in the free
Speaker 3: agency pool? Can you get a guy like that in
Speaker 3: exchange for a Nick Ladolo or a Hunter Green or
Speaker 3: an Andrew Abbott or a Rat Louder or a Chase
Speaker 3: Burns Like that's if they're going to make a trade,
Speaker 3: that's where it's going to come from. Or do they
Speaker 3: spend money in free agency? I think regardless offensively, if
Speaker 3: you're not going to hit a ton of home runs,
Speaker 3: you got to be better at manufacturing runs. This wasn't
Speaker 3: a huge on base team. This wasn't a team that
Speaker 3: was great at stealing bases. They kind of put the
Speaker 3: brakes on this team relative to what they were in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty three, and so I think Nick carl and
Speaker 3: Brad Metter really have a tough task in front of
Speaker 3: them to take a team that this year was okay
Speaker 3: and qualified for the but build a team that's closer
Speaker 3: to what the Milwaukee Brewers are closer to what the
Speaker 3: Chicago Cubs are and a team that when it gets
Speaker 3: to the postseason next year, if they do, is better
Speaker 3: equipped to a dance.
Speaker 1: Kind of said. Here we are the first part of October.
Speaker 1: Thought talking about next year for the Bengals and for
Speaker 1: the Reds. But it's the way we are. It's a
Speaker 1: Cincinnati thing and we've perfected it. And Moager, once again,
Speaker 1: thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. We'll talk
Speaker 1: later about UC Bearcats, big games coming up. We'll see
Speaker 1: what happens. But Moe, may you continue to have a
Speaker 1: great day this Monday afternoon in the Tri State. Thank you, Moe.
Speaker 3: I'll do my best, Willie.
Speaker 1: Thank you God bless America. Let's continue with more news
Speaker 1: next to Jerome with the Reds, Bengals and so much more.
Speaker 1: TOWS Radio seven hundred WLW. It's a music Dave Keaton,
Speaker 1: Monday Afternoon begins in the Tri State. What a week ahead.
Speaker 1: It's going to be wonderful. And it's better to have
Speaker 1: a bad NFL team than no NFL team. I guess
Speaker 1: Bengals here the next ten to fifteen years. And that's
Speaker 1: a positive, not a negative. And many cities would sell
Speaker 1: their organs in order to have an NFL team. We
Speaker 1: got one, and whether you like it or not, the
Speaker 1: Brown family, the family is going to be in charge
Speaker 1: and for at least for a few more decades. And
Speaker 1: it is what it is, so get over it. Enjoy
Speaker 1: what it is, and when it's this bad, simply think
Speaker 1: about how things could be worse, which is having no
Speaker 1: NFL team. So that's the standard. Is it better to
Speaker 1: have the Bengals the way they are and have been
Speaker 1: for the past fifty five years, or is it better
Speaker 1: to have no NFL team. That's why I counseled Alisia
Speaker 1: Reese and others on the county Commissioner Denise Treehouse to
Speaker 1: do what is necessary to keep the Bengals here, because,
Speaker 1: after all, it is better to have a bad team
Speaker 1: then no team at all. It's better to have bad
Speaker 1: ownership the no team at all. It's better to have
Speaker 1: bad player developmental programs like Duke Tobin the general manager
Speaker 1: so to speak, of the Bengals, that are having no
Speaker 1: general manager of an NFL team here at all. Right,
Speaker 1: So it is what it is. Get over it. Secondly,
Speaker 1: the election, believe it or not, the election starts. I
Speaker 1: think today is the last day the register and you're
Speaker 1: going to absentee or whatever. Voting in person. Early voting
Speaker 1: is happening beginning tomorrow at the Board of Elections. The
Speaker 1: gold standard of how to conduct elections is in Ohio,
Speaker 1: in which almost everyone can register to vote in person
Speaker 1: or by mail, and I normally do it by mail
Speaker 1: and send it in and I'm confident my vote's going
Speaker 1: to count on. Not too many people double or triple vote,
Speaker 1: and so the election is important. I think municipal elections
Speaker 1: and school board elections are maybe the most important ones
Speaker 1: because those are the ones close to home that profoundly
Speaker 1: affect your life. And in my school district where I live,
Speaker 1: Indian Hill, it's a pretty damn good school district. I
Speaker 1: love the three dads that are running for reelection. They're
Speaker 1: going to be good. And also in city government, Sycamore Township,
Speaker 1: run by Tom Weedman is a among the best of
Speaker 1: all time. I can't and Tracy Schwegman and I can't
Speaker 1: imagine it being any better. We have good government, low taxes, etc.
Speaker 1: We've not had a tax increase in Sycamore Township for
Speaker 1: about twenty years because they are frugal with the use
Speaker 1: of our money. They don't play silly political games. When
Speaker 1: things go wrong, they don't all of a sudden start
Speaker 1: blaming other people. And one of the saddest examples is,
Speaker 1: of course the mayor of Cincinnati have to have peer
Speaker 1: of all, in which he recently puts something on his
Speaker 1: media account that says the following this is have to
Speaker 1: have peer of all. In his own words, you'd have
Speaker 1: to understand priority one, two and three, he says, and
Speaker 1: we know is city safety. That's number one. You've got
Speaker 1: to have a safe environment. And I take umbrage with
Speaker 1: ken Kober, which I rarely do with the FOP. Whether
Speaker 1: you like it or not. The Second Amendment gives Americans
Speaker 1: the right to keeping bare arms, that is, to have
Speaker 1: a gun, and to tell those who have a constitutional
Speaker 1: right to do something, don't practice that right in Cincinnati, because,
Speaker 1: after all, you may be the victim of a crime.
Speaker 1: It's kind of like telling a woman don't wear your
Speaker 1: skirts too short. You may be the victim of a crime. Well,
Speaker 1: I have a constitutional right to carry my firearm if
Speaker 1: I desire to. I don't have a constitutional right to
Speaker 1: A woman doesn't to wear a short skirt. And so
Speaker 1: it's kind of a sad commentary that we have so
Speaker 1: many car break ins happening in the city of Cincinnati
Speaker 1: everywhere all the time, and these acts are committed with
Speaker 1: impunity that the police have to tell individuals don't exercise
Speaker 1: your constitutional rights in Cincinnati. Be careful where you put
Speaker 1: your weapon, your gun, which you should anyway, and most
Speaker 1: gun owners are extremely extremely responsible with their gun use,
Speaker 1: and don't keep them in the car because someone's going
Speaker 1: to break into the car and steal it. Therefore leave
Speaker 1: it at home. Well, if you're a responsible gun owner,
Speaker 1: thank you. We'll make those decisions. But to tell someone
Speaker 1: an American citizen and don't come to the Cincinnati to
Speaker 1: exercise your constitutional rights, it's not a very good message,
Speaker 1: I don't think to you. I don't think it's a
Speaker 1: good message at all, because job one, two and three
Speaker 1: in the city is public safety. According to who after Purival,
Speaker 1: so he put this on social media, climate change hurts everyone,
Speaker 1: but it hurts our black and brown communities the most.
Speaker 1: That's why local leaders need to step up and confront
Speaker 1: systemic racism. And those two sentences, what hell's you talking about?
Speaker 1: That climate change hurts everyone? No, it doesn't. It doesn't.
Speaker 1: The climate has been changing for thousands of years. Guess what,
Speaker 1: it will always change. It's going to keep changing. Pollution
Speaker 1: is different than climate change. We're all against pollution, right,
Speaker 1: we're and climate change has been happening for the last
Speaker 1: five billion years, will keep happening. Man made. Climate change
Speaker 1: is a canard. It's not true. It's a lie that pollution.
Speaker 1: We can handle pollution. In fact, I think the EP
Speaker 1: et cetera should almost disband because the corporate structures and
Speaker 1: the legal system can handle pollution. But climate change having
Speaker 1: warm weather later in the fall and earlier in the spring,
Speaker 1: that's a good thing. And for him to say it
Speaker 1: hurts black and brown communities the most, what the hell
Speaker 1: does that mean the wind blows differently in black and
Speaker 1: brown communities, or maybe the sun shines brighter or hotter
Speaker 1: in black and brown community And what are black and
Speaker 1: brown communities is around Xavier Evanston is out of black
Speaker 1: community and has Clifton a quote black community. So is
Speaker 1: the mayor saying, look, we have black communities, we have
Speaker 1: brown communities, and we have white communities. No we don't.
Speaker 1: We have communities in which certain people want to live
Speaker 1: in certain areas for all kinds of good reasons. There's
Speaker 1: lots of black folks who live in Deer Park schools.
Speaker 1: I see them all the time. Is Deer Park a
Speaker 1: white community? Well, probably seventy five percent white? But does
Speaker 1: that tell black and brown people don't live in Deer
Speaker 1: Park because it is a quote white community. This is
Speaker 1: the coinage and the rhetoric of the radical left. Then
Speaker 1: he goes on to say, this is the mayor of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati telling climate change hurts everyone. No, it doesn't. Secondly,
Speaker 1: it hurts black and brown communities the most. No, it
Speaker 1: doesn't in a paternalistic way. You may think so. But
Speaker 1: the Pete Whitties of this world who live in and
Speaker 1: around Elder High School, that may be quote a blacker
Speaker 1: brown community, But Pete Whitty doesn't think it's a blacker
Speaker 1: brown community. It's a community in which he lives. He
Speaker 1: wants to define these communities based upon skin color. That's
Speaker 1: the mayor, and he goes on to say, that's why
Speaker 1: local leaders need to step up and confront systemic racism.
Speaker 1: What the hell is systemic racism? Who's in charge of
Speaker 1: the systems in America? Mainly they're liberals, and Democrats. So
Speaker 1: if local leaders need to step up, there's another great words,
Speaker 1: step up and confront systemic race. You are the system?
Speaker 1: After that, peer of all? Are you confronting yourself? Municipal
Speaker 1: government in the city of Cincinnati is controlled exclusively by
Speaker 1: left wing liberal Democrats. Are you imposing a system of
Speaker 1: racism in the city of Cincinnati? Scottie Johnson? Are you?
Speaker 1: Lemon Kearney? Are you? Victoria Parks? Are you Mika Owens?
Speaker 1: Are you? Are you are the members of council? Are
Speaker 1: they part of the system? Well? I would think so. Hell,
Speaker 1: in the city of Cincinnati, governmentally, they are the system.
Speaker 1: You can't find a Republican with a search warrant. Hopefully
Speaker 1: after November that'll be different. But who's in charge of
Speaker 1: the system of government in Cincinnati? Can you raise your
Speaker 1: hand if you're a Democrat? Correct?
Speaker 4: You?
Speaker 1: Democrats are in charge of the system. Talk about the Inquirer.
Speaker 1: A proud black man named Kevin Aldridge runs the runs
Speaker 1: the Inquiry. Is he part of the system? I would
Speaker 1: think so, inquires the only local newspaper, right, and he's black.
Speaker 1: Is Kevin Aldridge part of the system? I guess not?
Speaker 1: I guess not. Then move on to the school board
Speaker 1: and the schools in the city of Cincinnati. Are they
Speaker 1: part of the system? Are they important part? Absolutely? There's
Speaker 1: no Republicans on the school board or city council anywhere
Speaker 1: in the City of Cincinnati or public schools, right, They're
Speaker 1: all left wing liberal Democrats. And I think the superintendent
Speaker 1: of schools again is an African American female? Is she
Speaker 1: part of the system of systemic racism? Does she practice it?
Speaker 1: Do we stand up against systemic racism when the system
Speaker 1: is controlled by Democrats? Do we stand up against f
Speaker 1: TEB Pierrival and lemon Kearney and all the rest members
Speaker 1: of council when they're the system? Throw on top of
Speaker 1: that the court system or the legal system. Are those
Speaker 1: in charge? May I say that every every significant office
Speaker 1: and Hamilton County is controlled by what party? Well, that'd
Speaker 1: be the Democratic Party. Are they part of the system?
Speaker 1: Is Elisha Reese, Stephanie Dumas, Denise tree House, three county commissioners?
Speaker 1: Are they part of the system? Hello? Anyone hearing my voice?
Speaker 1: Are they part of the system? The county prosecutor, the
Speaker 1: county corner, the county sheriff, They're all Democrats? Are they
Speaker 1: part of the system. Yeah, how about local court leaders
Speaker 1: dominated by what party? That'd be the Democratic Party? Are
Speaker 1: they part of the system of governance? In fact, I
Speaker 1: look around Cincinnati, in the Hamblton County. You can't find
Speaker 1: a Republican anywhere. The only elected one is the county engineer,
Speaker 1: and he has no policy prescription and no other engineer
Speaker 1: wants the job. So Beck has it. So these buzzwords,
Speaker 1: these clues, and these tips, and these winks and nods
Speaker 1: given by radical leftists like Afteb Pirival, local leaders need
Speaker 1: to step up on gunfront systemic races held nationally twelve
Speaker 1: for the last sixteen years, whether Barack Hussein Obama or
Speaker 1: Joe Biden or Kamala Harris or Nancy Pelosi or Chuck
Speaker 1: Schumer have controlled Washington completely, Guess what, They're all Democrats
Speaker 1: and at least in many cases persons of color. Are
Speaker 1: they part of the system?
Speaker 3: What? Wink?
Speaker 2: Wink?
Speaker 1: Nod nod? These buzzwords are used by radical leftists not
Speaker 1: to judge their own behavior as inadequate, to blame others
Speaker 1: not involved in the system for the problems that their
Speaker 1: policies cause. So when I read this about climate change,
Speaker 1: hurts every No, it doesn't. Pollution hurts everyone, but not
Speaker 1: climate change. Climate change for us as a positive, it
Speaker 1: hurts black and brown communities the most. No, it doesn't.
Speaker 1: It doesn't. The win they air this guy winter summer fall.
Speaker 1: Does that hurt black communities in Brown No, he's pandering
Speaker 1: and exploiting your ignorance for your vote to keep him
Speaker 1: in power. Can you figure that one out. That's why
Speaker 1: local leaders need to step up and confront systemic racism. Well,
Speaker 1: if there is systemic racism, who's in charge of the system. Colleges,
Speaker 1: universities radical left, every major corporation in America radically left.
Speaker 1: They give their radical left wing causes the Cincinnati Inquiry,
Speaker 1: Kevin Aldridge black man. Is he somehow oblivious to the
Speaker 1: power that he has? Or the school board or the
Speaker 1: administration in the city of Cincinnati of the school board?
Speaker 1: How about the court system? Juvenile court? How about corporate America?
Speaker 1: How about Colleges University's late evening talk show host the
Speaker 1: View Look Everywhere? The presidency twelve of the last sixteen years,
Speaker 1: Obama or Biden or Nancy Pelo seeing chucksh The whole
Speaker 1: system is controlled by the Democratic Party, not the old
Speaker 1: Democratic Party, but by the left doing Democratic Party that
Speaker 1: uses the ignorance of their voters for them to personally
Speaker 1: stay in power because their policies have failed, and they
Speaker 1: have failed miserably. So how does have to have pure
Speaker 1: of all and the rest get away with it? I
Speaker 1: have no idea. I saw a message from Evan Nolan
Speaker 1: who's on city council and he opens every discussion with
Speaker 1: his preferred pronouns. Is that mega talk? Is that republic No,
Speaker 1: those are left wing Democrats. They're all Democrats fighting who's
Speaker 1: systemic racism? When they are the system. They are the
Speaker 1: system complaining about the effects that their policies sadly have caused,
Speaker 1: wanting to blame others for the failure of what they've done.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable. And they get away with it because they
Speaker 1: kept in power by well meaning voters who knee jerk
Speaker 1: vote for the D instead of the R, or don't
Speaker 1: vote at all because they're taught by their by their
Speaker 1: system of prejudice to vote for Democrats. When we conservative
Speaker 1: slash libertarians who generally vote Republican largely have been out
Speaker 1: of power for a long time and likely not to
Speaker 1: come back in any major American city or in Washington
Speaker 1: dominated by the fifth estate, all of which a fourth estate,
Speaker 1: which are the bureaucracies that Donald Trump's trying to change.
Speaker 1: So don't be a fool. What do you have to lose?
Speaker 1: Look around. If there's too much crime in the city,
Speaker 1: most of which is not even counted, think about this.
Speaker 1: Cops do the arrest. If you have twenty percent fewer
Speaker 1: cops in the city of Cincinnati, you better have twenty
Speaker 1: percent lesson crime arrested but not convicted. There's some massive
Speaker 1: lawlessness happening in the city of Cincinnati in which no
Speaker 1: one's arrested at all because cops aren't around to do
Speaker 1: the arresting. And so many of the newer cops there
Speaker 1: four or five years have been in in office as
Speaker 1: a police officer are rather flaccid and placid and shall
Speaker 1: we say, lack aggressiveness. They don't want to get out
Speaker 1: there and arrest people because you go hands on. It's
Speaker 1: a problem. Open air drug use and homelessness, smoking a
Speaker 1: pot everywhere, pulling over for traffic offenses, all those activities
Speaker 1: have stopped. You might recall last week I had on
Speaker 1: Judge Josh Berkowitch that knows this there's about four hundred
Speaker 1: empty beds in the Hamlety County Jail because cops aren't
Speaker 1: arresting people. And if you don't arrest people for crime
Speaker 1: when the crime is being committed, that doesn't mean crime
Speaker 1: is down. It means crime is up. But those who
Speaker 1: are committing crime aren't being arrested. So in Cincinnati, typical
Speaker 1: other major American cities, twenty percent fewer cops means twenty
Speaker 1: percent fewer arrest And when you have cops that are
Speaker 1: on duty that are not incentivized to arrest people because
Speaker 1: the government in Cincinnati doesn't want arrest of individuals who
Speaker 1: look like many city council members, then the arrest are
Speaker 1: going to be way to Even in spite of all that,
Speaker 1: every day Brian Comebs and others talk about the shooting
Speaker 1: and crime. It is massive. And now you got the
Speaker 1: police union come out and say, look, you have a
Speaker 1: right to possessing bear arms, but don't bring your gun
Speaker 1: to Cincinnati. Someone's gonna knock you over the head or
Speaker 1: bust in your car during a Bengals game and steal it.
Speaker 1: You'll be lucky to keep your car. You come back
Speaker 1: from the game, your car may be on blocks and
Speaker 1: the wind is knocked out. But guess what, your car
Speaker 1: you're gonnill be gone too, So be careful. Ladies don't
Speaker 1: wear short skirts in the city of Cincinnati. You might
Speaker 1: be raped. Men don't bring guns to the City of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: You may be victimized by crime and lose it. Does
Speaker 1: any of that make any sense? Of course not. But
Speaker 1: that's where we are now let's continue. It's laughable that
Speaker 1: we have a metrosexual mayor who's an empty suit, pandering
Speaker 1: and exploiting the ignorance of Democratic voters, telling them lies
Speaker 1: about who's in charge of the city when he's the
Speaker 1: one in charge and city council is in charge. So
Speaker 1: they blame others for their inadequacies and failure of their policies.
Speaker 1: Are they going to get away with it again in
Speaker 1: about a month? I don't know. Corey Bowman and others
Speaker 1: tell me. Chris Smitherman, Lynda Matthews tell me this year
Speaker 1: is going to be different. The voters have figured out
Speaker 1: what the Democrats have done to them for the last
Speaker 1: half a century, and they want change, and I have
Speaker 1: ted pirival is not exactly change. Lemon Kearney has not
Speaker 1: changed Scottie Johnson has not changed. So if you believe
Speaker 1: these lies, you get the government you deserve. Let's continue.
Speaker 1: Coming up later will be Congressman Warren Davidson about the
Speaker 1: shutdown in Washington, and also Jeff crue Air, my friend
Speaker 1: from New Orleans, about what's happening in many major American
Speaker 1: cities with ice and elsewhere. When federal law enforcemforcement shows up,
Speaker 1: the Democrats are saying, attack them. City police will not assist,
Speaker 1: and you're on your own. Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred WW Bill Cunningham, the Great American and this morning
Speaker 1: Speak of the House, Mike Johnson won over a list
Speaker 1: of reasons why the shutdowns should not take place, and
Speaker 1: that was rather persuasive and at least if you're objective,
Speaker 1: But the CNN cut out of it right in the
Speaker 1: middle when it was getting the good part about the
Speaker 1: conversations he had with Schumer and with the King Jeffreys.
Speaker 1: But until then, Warren Davidson is a US Congressman. I
Speaker 1: think the seventh or eighth congressional district. That may change
Speaker 1: sometime soon. Congressman Warren Davidson, and welcome again to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. This Monday afternoon. What does the congressman
Speaker 1: do when there's a complete lockdown going.
Speaker 2: On, Well, you try to find a way to get
Speaker 2: it open in some ways. But look, we passed a
Speaker 2: bill in the House a couple of weeks ago, now
Speaker 2: almost three weeks ago, and the Senate has had a
Speaker 2: hard time passing it. Now they've passed it in the
Speaker 2: sense that they've got a majority of the Senate that
Speaker 2: wants to keep the government open. But the Senate has
Speaker 2: their sixty vote rule and Democrats know that trying to
Speaker 2: use that every ounce of leverage they can because they're
Speaker 2: not they're mad about the things that they lost with
Speaker 2: you know, things that Republicans have already changed, and they
Speaker 2: want to get back to stuff like, you know, health
Speaker 2: care for illegals, funding NPR, and you know funding you know,
Speaker 2: foreign aid, all these kinds of things that Usaid defunded.
Speaker 2: They want to restore all those things, and that's what
Speaker 2: they're shutting the government down for.
Speaker 1: Can you explain the California carve out? Is what that
Speaker 1: is and why that funds illegals getting free medical care
Speaker 1: and our expense. What is the California carve Out?
Speaker 2: Well, it's not supposed to be done, and I shared
Speaker 2: on social media weeks ago fourteen states they're trying to
Speaker 2: find loopholes to provide healthcare to illegals. California has been
Speaker 2: the most overt I think they spend like twenty three
Speaker 2: billion dollars on it. And what they would do is say, well,
Speaker 2: we are going to count the money that we're giving
Speaker 2: to illegals for the Medicaid matching dollars. So you know,
Speaker 2: in Ohio you've got two back two buckets once the
Speaker 2: standard Medicaid and then Obamacare kind of put a ninety
Speaker 2: ten match. So the federal I'm going to give ninety
Speaker 2: percent of the funds and the state gives ten percent
Speaker 2: of the funds for the Obamacare expansion. But traditionally it
Speaker 2: was about sixty forty, so you blend the two together.
Speaker 2: Most states it's seventy thirty or so. Well, when they
Speaker 2: spend that twenty three billion dollars, they're trying to count
Speaker 2: it as if it was money spent for the traditional
Speaker 2: medicaid population. And we closed that loophole when we passed
Speaker 2: the big beautiful bill and prosing the Trump signed it
Speaker 2: on July fourth. They're fighting to restore it. As if
Speaker 2: that didn't happen. Well, these are state funds, and you
Speaker 2: know this is this money fungible, Like, oh, okay, I
Speaker 2: promise not to use any of the money to pay
Speaker 2: salaries if you can just give me ten million dollars
Speaker 2: for my business. And you're like, yeah, well you also
Speaker 2: don't have to buy steel for your metal stamping companymore so,
Speaker 2: I'm going to take all that and give it to myself.
Speaker 2: You know that's the Yeah, but I didn't pay myself.
Speaker 2: You know this this idea that they're not spending federal
Speaker 2: dollars on it, they're spending state and then taking credit
Speaker 2: for and.
Speaker 1: Then eventually the taxpayer pace. As far as ICE, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna talk to you about ICE a little bit and
Speaker 1: ICE's operations here in Hamilton County, Butler County is it
Speaker 1: in northern Kentucky. It's rather quiet. There's not much media
Speaker 1: coverage of ICE arresting people that shouldn't be here and
Speaker 1: put them in the Boone County or the Butler County
Speaker 1: jail on the way you go. So this morning, two
Speaker 1: or three hours ago, I watched Brandon Johnson, the mayor
Speaker 1: of Chicago that has this seven percent approval rating and
Speaker 1: that's among Democrats in Chicago is seven percent approval rating.
Speaker 1: Ordering ICE out of the city of Chicago and demanding
Speaker 1: the ICE release all the detainees and the so called
Speaker 1: prisoners ICE has and over the weekend there was ten
Speaker 1: vehicles that got around the vehicles operated by ICE, and
Speaker 1: there was actual fisticuffs and shootings taking place, complete chaos,
Speaker 1: and the Chicago police were turned We're told to stand down.
Speaker 1: I watched the transcripts this morning on one of the
Speaker 1: Chicago stations where the officers are calling for assistance. We
Speaker 1: need help, We're surrounded, shots fired, and Chicago police were
Speaker 1: told to stand down, which is something the Chicago Police
Speaker 1: Union had about two hours ago said, this cannot happen
Speaker 1: in our city. When law enforcement needs help, we respond
Speaker 1: because the FBI, the Department of Justice, the the ATF,
Speaker 1: the US Marshal Service. When a call goes out to
Speaker 1: the Chicago Police needs help, they come to help their
Speaker 1: fellow officers. How dangerous is it when a mayor of
Speaker 1: a major American city refuses to allow federal law enforcement
Speaker 1: to do its job and secondly demands that their employees
Speaker 1: not help ICE who are under attack.
Speaker 2: Well, it's an all in commitment to be in a
Speaker 2: sanctuary city. You know, they opened they opened the city
Speaker 2: and said, look, Chicago's already a great place for your
Speaker 2: crime racket, but come here and we'll keep you safe.
Speaker 2: And they're continuing to do that. They're keeping safe the
Speaker 2: cartels that out of Chicago to run their criminal operations
Speaker 2: and yeah, okay, everybody else illegal maybe who just came
Speaker 2: there to did a good job. But think of this.
Speaker 2: You can't have like every city in America decide who's
Speaker 2: a citizen. That's only federal And then when you try
Speaker 2: to get the federal government try to get local authorities
Speaker 2: to help you get people trying to stop Sheriff Jones
Speaker 2: from oh this is a this is a federal issue.
Speaker 2: You can't use county resources to go after people. Well,
Speaker 2: that's the kind of thing we should be seeing, is
Speaker 2: full cooperation to get after the people that are in
Speaker 2: our country illegally and break in our laws. But Chicago's
Speaker 2: gone the exact other way and become complete accomplices to
Speaker 2: try to resist the federal government enforcing the clear statue,
Speaker 2: the clear jurisdiction of the federal government, and it's going
Speaker 2: to have no effect. Brandon Johnson can say it, but
Speaker 2: Ice is going to be there, and if the Chicago
Speaker 2: PD won't provide security, We're just going to send more
Speaker 2: federal firepower into Chicago to provide security.
Speaker 1: Wow. And so this is chaos. I reflect back to
Speaker 1: a twenty year period when the Democrats are in charge
Speaker 1: of government in the South, and the Democrats in the
Speaker 1: South refused to enforce federal law dealing with discrimination of
Speaker 1: African Americans. In fact, it took the federal troops to
Speaker 1: stand in the doorway against Governor Wallace and against Oral
Speaker 1: Fabis in Arkansas so that black kids could go to
Speaker 1: public school. And the Democrats of that era said, federal
Speaker 1: law doesn't apply here. We're going to do what we want. You, Feds,
Speaker 1: get the hell out of town.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 1: We are fifty or sixty years later, and guess what
Speaker 1: the same Democratic Party is now saying it's Chicago, Portland,
Speaker 1: Los Angeles, not yet Cincinnati, that federal law doesn't apply
Speaker 1: here and therefore get out of dodge. Do you see
Speaker 1: the consistency between what happened in the nineteen fifties and
Speaker 1: sixties in the South by the Democrats what the Democrats
Speaker 1: are doing here now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I think the courts are going to see
Speaker 2: it as well. Despite this looney federal judge in Portland
Speaker 2: as basically saying that, you know, President Trump has no
Speaker 2: jurisdiction in Portland. It's like, well, I'm pretty sure it's
Speaker 2: still part of America. And the only reason we we
Speaker 2: have ice again is federal law. So in portland's the
Speaker 2: same kind of thing. You've got a tax on ice agents,
Speaker 2: you've got a tax on federal facilities, and they need
Speaker 2: more security, and instead of the local law enforcement providing
Speaker 2: it and helping, they're standing down and at the order
Speaker 2: of local elected officials. So President Trump said, hey, we
Speaker 2: need National Guard to just provide security for our people
Speaker 2: while they do the law enforcement work. And you know,
Speaker 2: we're trying to have that fight with the courts, and
Speaker 2: this goes to the judges. You know, the judges are
Speaker 2: deciding they're unelected, but they're going to try to rule
Speaker 2: the country.
Speaker 1: It's it's sad and and what's happening there. I imagine
Speaker 1: this thing is going to come to a head the
Speaker 1: next few weeks. And thank god, you know, fall and
Speaker 1: winter are coming. Things are calmed down, but the lawlessness,
Speaker 1: and secondly, I've seen these YouTube videos of the hundreds
Speaker 1: of millions of dollars coming from Iran, from China and
Speaker 1: from so called foundations George Soros types in which they
Speaker 1: fund the protest. This one YouTube video has the same
Speaker 1: fifty to sixty people dressed in different garb, but they're
Speaker 1: the same people protesting Trump, protesting Ice, They're protesting Gaza,
Speaker 1: They're professional protesters. They show up looking a certain way,
Speaker 1: with similar masks on and loud speakers, and the same
Speaker 1: crew is on several of these different fronts protesting in
Speaker 1: major cities. The same people and some of the others.
Speaker 1: Some of the journalists talk to these individuals, they refuse
Speaker 1: to discuss who funds them. How do you live? How
Speaker 1: do you have time to protest all day? Well, the
Speaker 1: fact of the matter is George Soros and others and
Speaker 1: those groups are funding these protests. It's called crowds on demand,
Speaker 1: in which they're paid millions of dollars to fly these
Speaker 1: protesters around the country, get on different garb, but could
Speaker 1: be in favor of African American causes. It could be
Speaker 1: in favor of Gosins, could be in favor of Iran,
Speaker 1: It could be in favor of Mexico and the same
Speaker 1: hundreds of people are flowing around the country given signs
Speaker 1: and told the protest how about looking into that congressman,
Speaker 1: because that is not the way things ought to be.
Speaker 2: Oh, exactly what we're doing with the follow of the
Speaker 2: money action, you know FINS and Financial Crimes Enforcement Network
Speaker 2: that collects the financial intelligence, and we're we're gathering that,
Speaker 2: we're making sure we share it with law enforcement. And
Speaker 2: then we got to get DJ to start bringing the cases.
Speaker 2: And look, I've been encouraged by Steven Miller talking about
Speaker 2: how we're going to use a full on effort to
Speaker 2: go after these groups. And you know, the groups are
Speaker 2: you know, sort of agitated, they're paid agitated. We know
Speaker 2: where the money's coming from in some cases, some cases
Speaker 2: we're still doing the investigations. Is where's DOJ. We need
Speaker 2: Pam Bondi to get you know, into high gear here
Speaker 2: and get after some of these guys. But the other
Speaker 2: part is that's really sad. Well, that part's crazy, and
Speaker 2: you know, on a certain level, a lot of our
Speaker 2: people across the political spectrum kind of acknowledge at some
Speaker 2: level it's crazy, but they won't speak out. The far
Speaker 2: left is found a home for set condemning this, and
Speaker 2: when it's time to go vote, they're going to go
Speaker 2: vote for it. Look at the Virginia Attorney General's race
Speaker 2: where this guy's literally crafting messaging saying, oh, you know,
Speaker 2: I'm imagining just you know, bullets in the head of
Speaker 2: my opponents and things like that. And when one of
Speaker 2: his Democrat colleagues pushes back on him, he's doubling down
Speaker 2: on it and no apology nothing. In fact, party in
Speaker 2: Virginia is doubling down and back in. The guy, the
Speaker 2: Virginia candidate, you know, for governor, doubling down and backing
Speaker 2: them up on it. And so you know, this kind
Speaker 2: of radical, crazy ideology. So goes back to Sarah Huckabee
Speaker 2: Sanders normal versus crazy and crazy sound a home on
Speaker 2: the left.
Speaker 1: Well, the Virginia this is the chief law enforcement officer
Speaker 1: and the wealth of Virginia, in which two years ago.
Speaker 1: This wasn't when he was in college and a clown drunk,
Speaker 1: this was two years ago. He urged that two bullets
Speaker 1: to be put in the head of the Speaker of
Speaker 1: the House in the Virginia Assembly. He also wanted the
Speaker 1: wife of the Speaker of the House to hold the bloody,
Speaker 1: dead bodies of her children in her arms, and he
Speaker 1: put that in print, shared that on social media. Now
Speaker 1: this morning or Sunday yesterday, he apologized saying, you know,
Speaker 1: I shouldn't have been so I was wrong to do that,
Speaker 1: and I'm sorry I shouldn't have done that. But we're
Speaker 1: talking about a forty two year old man urging on
Speaker 1: social media that some nut job put two bullets in
Speaker 1: the head of the Speaker of the House in Virginia
Speaker 1: and kill his children so his seat is eliminated from
Speaker 1: the earth, and that the mother, his wife, hold the
Speaker 1: bodies of her dead, bleeding children, and he put that
Speaker 1: in print. And now the election, it's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this isn't just some random guy. He's the guy
Speaker 2: Democrats are running to be the A'sorney General for the
Speaker 2: state of Virginia. I mean, it's crazy. And so you go, well,
Speaker 2: why aren't the left enforcing the laws. Well, they're electing
Speaker 2: people like this, you know, they're electing people that believe
Speaker 2: all this stuff. And so while you're back home thinking, well, look,
Speaker 2: I'm a Democrat. I mean I don't believe all these
Speaker 2: crazy things. I think this is hyperbole. The Republicans are
Speaker 2: just spinning this up. No, look at the candidates that
Speaker 2: you're electing. This guy in Virginia. There are my colleagues
Speaker 2: who share these same kinds of views, and it's just
Speaker 2: that's where we're at, normal versus crazy, and we need
Speaker 2: people around the country to stay We're staying away from
Speaker 2: the crazy people, and we're going to enforce the laws.
Speaker 2: You can't have every city in the country decide who's
Speaker 2: a citizen and then they get an obstruct federal law
Speaker 2: enforcement for just enforcing immigration law.
Speaker 1: You know the guy's name. The guy's name is Jay Jones,
Speaker 1: and he's kind of on the defensive. But early voting
Speaker 1: starts today in Virginia and the Democratic gubernatorial candidates she
Speaker 1: wants him to continue in the race. The Attorney General's
Speaker 1: Associations in America said he's got to step down. You
Speaker 1: can't urge that your political opponents be shot and their
Speaker 1: children be butchered and put the bloody babies in your
Speaker 1: mother's arms to die. You can't have that person in
Speaker 1: charge of law enforcement. Two bullets in the head is
Speaker 1: what he referred to, and also the dying children in
Speaker 1: the mother's arms. The wife of the guy who's running
Speaker 1: against and of course I don't think J. Jones going
Speaker 1: to go out and kill people. But the problem is
Speaker 1: on the left, there's crazies everywhere, like the one who
Speaker 1: shot Charlie Kirk and also the one who tried to
Speaker 1: kill Brett Kavanall. There's crazies everywhere that read this stuff
Speaker 1: as if it's real, as a call to action to
Speaker 1: kill the current Attorney general in Virginia, who's the Republican.
Speaker 1: The call to action is to kill him. It's like
Speaker 1: what and this has not caused more difficulties for him
Speaker 1: in the race. I find this unbelievable, Warren.
Speaker 2: I mean, we'll see, hopefully the good people of Virginia
Speaker 2: will make the right decision. And look, the mayor of
Speaker 2: Chicago's already got no approval rating. The question is how
Speaker 2: does a guy get elected with zero approval rating or
Speaker 2: I guess seven percent of number, but you know, some
Speaker 2: some level of positive approval rating. But you know, this
Speaker 2: is the total illustration in blue city after blue city
Speaker 2: around the country. You know, Donald Trump said it in
Speaker 2: his first campaign, and it's still so true. What the
Speaker 2: heck do you have to lose? You know, And hopefully
Speaker 2: people will wake up and say Yeah, you know, maybe
Speaker 2: we should try a different approach and just fundamental civilization.
Speaker 2: Don't hurt people, don't take their stuff. Yeah, part is
Speaker 2: don't tolerate people that will do those things.
Speaker 1: Now that it's worth the law on a novel concept. Lastly,
Speaker 1: the lines are being redrawn as I speak. Smart money
Speaker 1: says that Greg Lansman's going to be positioned out. Where
Speaker 1: are you on reapportionment of your district right now? You
Speaker 1: have a little bit of Hamlin County. Smart money tells
Speaker 1: me they're going to take Ice seventy five west and
Speaker 1: east and you're going to come down to western Hamlin County.
Speaker 1: What do you know about that? If anything?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know for sure. I've seen about seven
Speaker 2: or eight versions of the map. And you know, without
Speaker 2: saying when we updated our constitution back in twenty eighteen,
Speaker 2: without saying the word Cincinnati, he said, you can't split Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: It used to be split between at the time brad
Speaker 2: winstripped and Steve Shabbitt, and then when you had it
Speaker 2: all drawn together, of course, Greg Lansman meet Steve Shabbitt,
Speaker 2: and Shabbit longtime represented the west side. But because of
Speaker 2: that shift, you know, I've had a good fortune to
Speaker 2: represent the west side except for del High Everything that's
Speaker 2: not in the city west of seventy five is in
Speaker 2: the eighth district. Now, who knows where it'll change. You know,
Speaker 2: some people think that, you know, we went from twelve
Speaker 2: twelve Republicans and four Democrats in the last redraw, that
Speaker 2: we should have held twelve and Democrats probably should have
Speaker 2: lost one. Most people think that means you'll have one
Speaker 2: in Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati. But there are people that
Speaker 2: really believe we might even be able to change it
Speaker 2: more than that. Right now, that's in the hands of
Speaker 2: the redistricting Commission. That's one Republican, one Democrat from the House,
Speaker 2: one Republican, one Democrat from the Senate, the governor of
Speaker 2: the Secretary of State, and the auditor, and they're supposed
Speaker 2: to present something by the end of the month, and
Speaker 2: we'll see where it goes from there.
Speaker 1: All right, let's see what happens. So I followed the
Speaker 1: Illinois rule, in which there are seventeen congressional seats in
Speaker 1: Illinois and fifteen of the seventeen are Democrats. So I
Speaker 1: would follow the Illinois rule, which has been in effect
Speaker 1: for a long time. Bring the Illinois rule to Ohio
Speaker 1: and make it thirteen to two. That's my vote. But
Speaker 1: Warren Davidson, you're a great American. Thanks for coming on
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Speaker 1: thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Thanks always an honor. Pray for peace, and God bless
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Speaker 5: Greve receivers go out to the right, so we're out
Speaker 5: to the left. Three down, Liven for Cincinnati and everybody else.
Speaker 5: PACTYA with six seconds to go back, throw short over
Speaker 5: the middle. Now one backward toss, so well has it?
Speaker 5: Throws it backward to a tight end. Bramer runs up
Speaker 5: the field of the forty clocks hit zero Bramer runs.
Speaker 1: Out of bounds and up. Bearcats are victorious.
Speaker 6: The student section comes pouring out onto the field.
Speaker 5: Here at Nippert Stadium.
Speaker 6: It is not an upset, It is an uprising as
Speaker 6: Cincinnati he knocks off undefeated fourteenth ranked Iowa State by
Speaker 6: the final score of thirty eight to thirty.
Speaker 7: Hello, quiet, I'm Scots, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Say you better not disrespect to you see Bearcats. That's
Speaker 1: all I'm telling you right now. Well, will I tell
Speaker 1: you what you might as well? Get those boys down
Speaker 1: at pay court. Twenty one trips, twenty one scores in
Speaker 1: the red zone. So far not bad.
Speaker 8: The only team in the Big Twelve and only one
Speaker 8: of nine teams nationally can say that.
Speaker 1: How am I getting the quarterback for the Bearcats? Get
Speaker 1: him down there? That scores me down there and get
Speaker 1: to figure it out.
Speaker 8: You can't do work twenty six in the nation, right
Speaker 8: outside the top twenty five.
Speaker 1: Well, Eliza ahead, who did the Bearcats play next? If
Speaker 1: anyone they got UCF, they're pretty good. They're pretty good.
Speaker 1: By the way.
Speaker 8: Linebacker Jake the Snake Goldie Senior Bold National Defensive Player
Speaker 8: of the Week and the Big Twelve Defensive Player of
Speaker 8: the week.
Speaker 9: What about the Godfather? He played? But I didn't get
Speaker 9: any it didn't you know, didn't.
Speaker 1: Do a lot. I'll tell you what I went Friday night.
Speaker 1: Sega was there. I saw the.
Speaker 8: Guard you got your Now you've changed because now you
Speaker 8: got a purple shirt.
Speaker 1: I wore this in honor of Elder. I saw the
Speaker 1: greatest high school performance in any arena in the history
Speaker 1: of America. The pit ten thousand strong plus Maler number
Speaker 1: one ranked team in the state.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: I went to the tailgate party with Johnny Kraftcraft Electric,
Speaker 1: et cetera. Walked around. There was huge tailgating. I looked
Speaker 1: like Bengal Jim. But the Elder Faithful was there and
Speaker 1: I talked to Father Anthony Browch, the chaplain for Elder
Speaker 1: High School, and I said, look, you tell the he
Speaker 1: wanted to talk to the team just before the start
Speaker 1: of the game. Yeah, I said, Father, tell those Panthers
Speaker 1: is gonna kick their ass. He looked at me and said,
Speaker 1: I'll tell him.
Speaker 8: Twenty four to sixteen correct. Elder Elder roles correct.
Speaker 1: Maler looked overwhelmed, out, coached, outplayed by the Panthers, who.
Speaker 8: It was thought, weren't that good. You picked Molar and
Speaker 8: gave me Moler time for another visit to Greaters. What
Speaker 8: about the Marymont that's an edging out the park twenty
Speaker 8: four to twenty two. Was at the twenty three to
Speaker 8: twenty one three twenty one.
Speaker 1: Of course Safa then Lakota West of course beat up
Speaker 1: on Cole Rain. But you know what, Willie, they got
Speaker 1: one win. Man handled Cole Rank almost more than the standard.
Speaker 1: Is that the standard is calling at once we start?
Speaker 1: Is that the standard? Why don't you talk about the Bengals, Willie?
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Speaker 1: and COOLi get eight one, two nine, three to two
Speaker 1: twenty twenty. I spoke had some pictures taken with the
Speaker 1: cheerleaders or whatever from seton, and I told today that
Speaker 1: to Sarah, I would say, make her the citizen of
Speaker 1: the day. Didn't get her last name, and I said, Sarah,
Speaker 1: you're the citizen of the day today. If she's listening,
Speaker 1: she says she doesn't a way home from school at
Speaker 1: seton the Seaton Saints controlled by Chris smitham.
Speaker 8: Bengals update, will he brought you by good Spirits at
Speaker 8: party Town with thirteen locations in northern Kentucky? Of course,
Speaker 8: former hopefully I grew open late last night with that
Speaker 8: one had to be former mount Healthy standout David Montgomery.
Speaker 8: Took ten years for him to play another game in
Speaker 8: his hometown. Could be another ten but the former Division
Speaker 8: three player of the Year in Ohio in twenty fifteen
Speaker 8: touchdown pass, touchdown run thirty seven twenty four sending the
Speaker 8: Bengals to two and three and eight Browning into the
Speaker 8: hot tub because that guy was smothered all day long.
Speaker 8: I'm going to Lando Brown with the matador approach from
Speaker 8: the left tackles, Well, how about to play on the safety?
Speaker 8: I think the I think that it wasn't even a
Speaker 8: guy there to block him, right, So I.
Speaker 1: Don't get it. The team is over. Zach Schull was
Speaker 1: out of his element more than night on Bengals line
Speaker 1: six five seven hundred WLW on the road next week,
Speaker 1: where to the frozen tundra of Green Bay, Wi. Thomson.
Speaker 8: The Packers are a fourteen and a half point favorite.
Speaker 1: May not be enough points, the weather might be a
Speaker 1: little iffy. Suddenly we have the global warming. Well, I
Speaker 1: like global warming, you like global warming? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 8: Monday Night Football Kansas City and Jacksonville at seven on
Speaker 8: ESPN fifteen thirty. As we stated, the Cincinnati Bearcats knocking
Speaker 8: off Iowa State. They're twenty sixth in the nation and
Speaker 8: the AP.
Speaker 1: You see, maybe headed to the Final four like they
Speaker 1: did about it seven eight years ago. What do you think?
Speaker 1: Red's update?
Speaker 8: Mark Sheldon here we go reports today that all of
Speaker 8: the Reds coaching staff under manager Terry Francona, has been
Speaker 8: invited back for next season.
Speaker 1: The whole town's baddie about Cincinnati. What a team? What
Speaker 1: a team? He was a team.
Speaker 8: Former Reds catcher Kurt Casally, former star of Under the
Speaker 8: Lights in the Dugout a couple of years ago. I
Speaker 8: kind of like him, has retired after eleven big league seasons.
Speaker 8: He's in the front office with the Reds.
Speaker 1: I like that guy. Wonder what job he's got. Well,
Speaker 1: someone's got to get the pieces in the right position.
Speaker 8: They and they say the budget is going to be
Speaker 8: announced next month.
Speaker 1: Is it unlimited? What about Middletown with you. What about
Speaker 1: Middletown's finest he's I think he's gonna stay right where
Speaker 1: he bear. I don't know they have to trade Hunter
Speaker 1: Green for a slugger in the middle of the lineup.
Speaker 8: One hundred and seventy one days now until opening day
Speaker 8: and Rhett Louder remember him with the forearm injury and
Speaker 8: everything else. He's scheduled to pitch in the Arizona Fall
Speaker 8: League that starts today.
Speaker 1: You know where a Della Cruz belongs in the Arizona
Speaker 1: Fall League, playing left or right field, preferably right field.
Speaker 8: National League Division Series Tonight, Dodgers and Fills at six,
Speaker 8: LA up one, Oh, Cubs and Brewers in Milwaukee at
Speaker 8: nine with the Brewers up one. Oh. Congrats to FC Cincinnati.
Speaker 8: Big win on the road against those Red Bulls Saturday.
Speaker 8: I think one zip that clinches Round one home field
Speaker 8: advantage for the Orange and Blue.
Speaker 1: Why did they start that?
Speaker 8: Their eleventh road win of the season.
Speaker 1: That's pretty good.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Regular season finale October the eighteenth of TQL Stadium against Montreal.
Speaker 1: The season ends the day before Christmas and then starts
Speaker 1: again in January and starts again in January the first.
Speaker 1: Jeff Birding tells me it's a year long process, and
Speaker 1: that is exactly accurate. How many how many games do
Speaker 1: their matches or play like thirty some matches? I think, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm close to it. Let's see.
Speaker 8: Also, Willie, the Roger Bacon and Anderson golf teams are
Speaker 8: still out. Roger Bacon checking things out today in the district,
Speaker 8: in the state tournament.
Speaker 1: That's it. The Spartan's beat up on San Ax and
Speaker 1: Deer Park and golf. I told Wayne Caruchi to get
Speaker 1: me advised they're playing today.
Speaker 8: Rosenfeldt is the head coach of the Roger Bacon team.
Speaker 8: And good luck to Anderson. They're in action too. We
Speaker 8: got to see what's going on. Today's going to be okay.
Speaker 8: Tomorrow might be a little more iffy about the weather.
Speaker 8: You agree, I mean that they'll play golf no matter what.
Speaker 8: Probably do you have any hope at all for the
Speaker 8: Red Spangles any?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: You know, yeah? I like the Reds. We got to
Speaker 1: get a first baseman, a second baseman, a shortstop, a
Speaker 1: third baseman, a left fielder, a right fielder because I
Speaker 1: think fetals in center center. We got to get a
Speaker 1: well they're all right, the thirty that keep bright. Hayes
Speaker 1: just got to hit up. He can't hit well. Maybe
Speaker 1: he gets better next year. I doubt it. What about Sal?
Speaker 1: Where do you put Sal? Just call Sal? Call Sal?
Speaker 1: Maybe at first and maybe left. I don't know. You
Speaker 1: gotta tell Ellie. Can you tell Scott Borass his agent
Speaker 1: that Ellie's gonna go to the Arizona League Now he's
Speaker 1: gonna get ready to play right field next year? I
Speaker 1: don't think so. Why not? This is not gonna happen.
Speaker 1: I would demand it. What did Pete Rose do? He
Speaker 1: went for a left field to third base? Good enough
Speaker 1: for Pete Good in a different era. You're telling me
Speaker 1: this is a way different era. In that back then,
Speaker 1: you don't need a six foot six inch shortstop who
Speaker 1: has a great arm and range. You need him in
Speaker 1: right field, all at Dave Parker, Paul O'Neill, Glenn Braggs
Speaker 1: need him in the right field. And then you bring Arroyo,
Speaker 1: play him in short and tell McClain you're fighting for
Speaker 1: your life right there, young man. Get Nick Kroll or
Speaker 1: Brad Meter on the line, and then tell I don't
Speaker 1: know Hayes until he's signed up for the next four years.
Speaker 1: Haz's he's got a contract through almost twenty thirty. I
Speaker 1: will see what happens. Well, let's see what happens. But
Speaker 1: someone's gonna make these decisions. I wanted to I wanted
Speaker 1: to be Tito. What about Tito. I don't think he's
Speaker 1: going anywhere. He's got two more years. You think is
Speaker 1: gonna bet? He's got the guts to tell him. Dela Cruz,
Speaker 1: you are an outfielder. You're not as shortstop. There's no
Speaker 1: six foot six inch shortstops in baseball anymore. They're not
Speaker 1: He be Lyris moved their guy Cruise out too. You
Speaker 1: can't let a player determine what position I'm gonna play.
Speaker 1: You say, young man, you have the skills of an
Speaker 1: outfielder because of your arm and speed. You're an outfielder.
Speaker 1: You're not as shortstop. He began when he was thirteen
Speaker 1: or fourteen, and you played shortstops and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: you grew eight inches in one summer.
Speaker 8: And maybe he won't airr as much. But do you
Speaker 8: have twenty five twenty six, he.
Speaker 1: Said, fifty the last two years to lead the league
Speaker 1: all time and errors by shortstop fifty errors two seasons.
Speaker 1: Can't have it. And I traded Hunter Green for a
Speaker 1: slugger in the middle of the lineup. I'll have Greg Vaughan,
Speaker 1: Kevin Mitchell, That's what I do. Maybe Adam done get
Speaker 1: him in, get him back here. Need somebody hit the comeback.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't like him much, Sir and Griffy. He's put
Speaker 1: on too much weight.
Speaker 9: He gets still hit though. I bet I bet he
Speaker 9: could write. I bet you, I bet that's that's one.
Speaker 9: That's a sweet swing right there. I don't know what
Speaker 9: to tell. We have nothing but crisis ever everywhere. Look
Speaker 9: but ill what cancer winning? FC Cincinnati's winning.
Speaker 1: That's it. And Elder, that was the greatest event you talk.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you. That was the heart of the
Speaker 1: West Side out there.
Speaker 8: You went to the tailgate, you arrived at the game,
Speaker 8: you picked Moeler over Elder, even though it was at
Speaker 8: the pit. How long did you stay? This is a
Speaker 8: very key mobile.
Speaker 1: I'll give you the answer, but I want to explain it.
Speaker 1: Did you did you laugh till last till halftime? Absolutely not. Okay,
Speaker 1: we got there about five o'clock. Traffic was a bear
Speaker 1: rolling around, et cetera. I watched the first series, Muller
Speaker 1: went up seven zip and I left say give me
Speaker 1: out of the student. By the way, that was the
Speaker 1: greatest west side the character. There was no thought about
Speaker 1: gunshots fired, start the game at four pm. That was
Speaker 1: a wonderful experience. Elder, welcome me in, open arms and
Speaker 1: thank you, say give me out a studio.
Speaker 8: Willie, and utter of a happy Monday at least somewhere
Speaker 8: in America. We leave you with the immortal words of
Speaker 8: the Stood Report.
Speaker 10: We got to settle down and just do our jobs.
Speaker 10: Just settle down and do our jobs. Defensively, we got
Speaker 10: to just settle down and just execute and do our jobs,
Speaker 10: and just do your job. I think I said it
Speaker 10: of three or four times over. It's a matter of
Speaker 10: guy's got to just relax and do their jobs.
Speaker 1: Is that Marvin? Yeah, he take over. He's back in charge.
Speaker 1: What the how many playoff games did he win? Wait
Speaker 1: a minute on seven hundred WLW Bill Cunningham the Great America,
Speaker 1: of course. Jef Creweir is a living legend in the
Speaker 1: great State of Louisiana. He's certainly a podcaster. He's written books,
Speaker 1: he's on radio. He thinks a lot, he has a
Speaker 1: lot of columns at town hall dot com. I have
Speaker 1: one up the FBI faces along Road to Redemption and
Speaker 1: Jeff crue Air, Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: Before we talk about James Combe and all that kind
Speaker 1: of stuff, give me your sense of where we are.
Speaker 1: We're about four or five days into the in the
Speaker 1: government shutdown. All it would take is for the Democrats,
Speaker 1: five or six more Democrats in the Senate to say,
Speaker 1: you know what, enough is enough. We'll have a clean
Speaker 1: cr and we're going to vote for the same continuation
Speaker 1: of federal spending as we voted for in March. And
Speaker 1: this is the Biden budget that concluded on October I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: on September thirtieth, which is the fiscal of the US.
Speaker 1: So we're about a week end of this thing right now.
Speaker 1: Down the Republicans saying, well, let's just keep the Biden
Speaker 1: budget going, and the Democrats are going nuts. Give me
Speaker 1: your perspective if any.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, I think the Democrats own this bill.
Speaker 4: I mean, I think the Democrats are going to cave eventually.
Speaker 4: Already three of them voted with the Republicans. And by
Speaker 4: the way, Fetterman is looking like the most reasonable Democrat
Speaker 4: in Congress, if only you had more Democrats like Fetterman.
Speaker 4: But I do think they're going to They're going to
Speaker 4: cave eventually. I think they're going to get the heat.
Speaker 4: I think Republicans should just stand firm. Democrats are trying
Speaker 4: to get in this what they couldn't get into one
Speaker 4: big beautiful bill, which is basically healthcare for illegals. So
Speaker 4: this is all on them. You know, as you said,
Speaker 4: Schumer went ahead with the clean cr back in March.
Speaker 4: In the interim, you got a lot of heat for
Speaker 4: doing that. AOC is breathing down his neck, and you know,
Speaker 4: it's politics, and he's worried about his position, and the
Speaker 4: left wing is now with certain control, and then you know,
Speaker 4: this is what we.
Speaker 2: End up with.
Speaker 1: I kind of have to think, Jeff Career, how does
Speaker 1: this end. I assume it's going to be the next
Speaker 1: payday to miss they have the federal workers have not
Speaker 1: missed the pay day yet. The last one was September thirtieth,
Speaker 1: the next one's the fifteenth, and so the paychecks are
Speaker 1: supposed to come. And in the past, well, when these
Speaker 1: eighteen other shutdowns took place, they were paid anyway. And
Speaker 1: so we.
Speaker 11: Until the fifteenth, there's nothing, nothing much to do, So
Speaker 11: this could go on for a while, and this will
Speaker 11: give the Trumpster an opportunity to right size the federal government,
Speaker 11: the bureaucracy, be careful for what you wish. Well, that's
Speaker 11: what he talks about doing, and it'll be an opportunity
Speaker 11: for him to make some serious cuts in government. I mean,
Speaker 11: we know the government's too big. I mean, Bill, we've
Speaker 11: got a thirty seven plus trillion dollar debt that we
Speaker 11: have to take care of.
Speaker 4: And you know, the president has a unique opportunity here
Speaker 4: should take advantage of it.
Speaker 3: And the Democrats are in disarray.
Speaker 4: They are totally all over the board on the far
Speaker 4: far left. You don't have any voices of reason, really
Speaker 4: very few, and the president is just driving them crazy.
Speaker 4: They're just filled with anger. And you know they're talking
Speaker 4: about the president being, you know, mentally incompetence. I mean,
Speaker 4: of course they said nothing when Biden was president for
Speaker 4: four years.
Speaker 3: They just said he was sharp as attack.
Speaker 2: And now they're worried.
Speaker 4: About the mental competence of the president. It's crazy.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: A few days ago ahead on Senator Ran Paul, the
Speaker 1: only Republican in the Senate that voted against this. He
Speaker 1: voted with Chuck Schumer, and he said, look, the Republicans
Speaker 1: want to spend and borrow over this fiscal year, the
Speaker 1: one coming up, this one about two trillion dollars, want
Speaker 1: to borrow that, and that Democrats want to borrow three trillion.
Speaker 1: And either it's two or three trillion. At some point
Speaker 1: we're going to have one hell of a problem in
Speaker 1: this country because if we're not the reserve currency, or
Speaker 1: if the other nations of the world and certain funds
Speaker 1: do not want to buy our debt, gonna need whalebarrows
Speaker 1: going to the grocery store to get a loaf of bread.
Speaker 1: And so doesn't Rand Paul have a point about borrowing
Speaker 1: under Trump's plan and additional two trillion dollars every year
Speaker 1: for the next several years. Doesn't he have a point?
Speaker 2: He?
Speaker 4: I mean, he has a great point. I mean, I
Speaker 4: understand where he's coming from. I mean, I understand his
Speaker 4: fiscal common sense. I mean he's one of the few
Speaker 4: that really holds the line on spending. And he was
Speaker 4: one of the few voices that called ethelies during COVID.
Speaker 4: So I mean he's got a record as a truth Teller.
Speaker 4: Problem is of course that you know, they they don't
Speaker 4: have enough like him. I mean, he's out there on
Speaker 4: an island and it's just him. So I mean we
Speaker 4: need more that are that are fiscally responsible and give
Speaker 4: him some you know, colleagues to work with. Right now,
Speaker 4: I mean, it's just Ran Paul on the Senate side.
Speaker 4: There's maybe one or two on the House side, but
Speaker 4: he's right.
Speaker 3: I mean, we've got.
Speaker 4: To seriously reform spending. And that was one of the
Speaker 4: problems with the One Big Beautiful Bill is because of
Speaker 4: the added debt that it created. So that was a
Speaker 4: legitimate criticism, but you know, the Republicans said that they
Speaker 4: had to pass it otherwise we'd have these massive tax
Speaker 4: increases which we can't allow.
Speaker 3: So you know, we we were stuck well, and I probably.
Speaker 4: Would have voted for it too, because I wouldn't want
Speaker 4: to see any taxes go up either.
Speaker 1: You know, my friend Congressman Tom Massey was the one
Speaker 1: in the House that said, no, we can't afford this.
Speaker 1: Maybe there's something in the water in the state of Kentucky.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, part of this requirement of Chuck Schumer is
Speaker 1: that the five hundred million the half of billion dollars
Speaker 1: be issued to NPR within three days of opening the government,
Speaker 1: and so I thought we had that debate concluded. The
Speaker 1: NPR has its viewpoint. And the reason Democrats fight like
Speaker 1: warrior poets to keep NPR is because they're a democratic outlet.
Speaker 1: It's not well publicized. But the Democrats want five hundred
Speaker 1: million dollars to refund NPR and PBS, and that's not
Speaker 1: been well publicized.
Speaker 4: And we've got to stand firm against that because that's
Speaker 4: already been decided. They want to revisit all these things bill,
Speaker 4: which is what you're just talking about. By the way,
Speaker 4: do you know that none of these PBS and PR
Speaker 4: stations have gone out of business. I mean all of
Speaker 4: them have been able to survive by asking their viewers
Speaker 4: and listeners to donate. So they just had to cut
Speaker 4: back some, but they're still on the air. None of
Speaker 4: them have completely closed their doors. So they didn't need
Speaker 4: all of this federal large s. They didn't need it.
Speaker 4: So we've got to stand firm on that. We cannot
Speaker 4: be funding any entities that just present one side of views.
Speaker 3: This is supposedly for the whole.
Speaker 4: Country, and they're all their board, all their programming, all
Speaker 4: their executives are left wing, and we shouldn't be in
Speaker 4: the business of left wing propaganda, Jeff, for no question,
Speaker 4: we get back down on that bill.
Speaker 1: We can't fact down. They could fund you and me,
Speaker 1: Maybe they could fund certain parts of conservative maybe they
Speaker 1: co maybe they could find conservative talk radio that would
Speaker 1: never happen. And the reason they fight so hard for
Speaker 1: NPR and PBS, and the reason they fight so hard
Speaker 1: for late night comics the Jimmies are unfunny is because
Speaker 1: they represent democratic viewpoints. And the reason they fight so
Speaker 1: hard for New York Times Washington Poast is because they're
Speaker 1: the outlets of the radical left. We have to get
Speaker 1: into this column here road on September twenty ninth, about
Speaker 1: the FBI faces along road to redemption. Let's go over
Speaker 1: the sins in the crimes of James Comy, going back
Speaker 1: at least to twenty sixteen. Explain that to the American people.
Speaker 2: James Comy is a liar.
Speaker 4: He lied about the Steele dossier, He lied about Hillary
Speaker 4: Clinton's emails. He should have prosecuted her, but he didn't.
Speaker 4: He went after General Flynn in a very underhanded way.
Speaker 4: He basically is a tool of the left that was
Speaker 4: being used to try to bring down Donald Trump. He's
Speaker 4: lied now that they have charged him with perjury. He
Speaker 4: lied about what he did by you know, slipping information
Speaker 4: to his friend who got it published. And what he
Speaker 4: was trying to do as he was walking out the
Speaker 4: door was to make sure that there would be a
Speaker 4: Muller investigation going after the President, and he successfully got
Speaker 4: this special counsel created, and you know, he lied about it.
Speaker 4: So he's on record line as the President Trump posted,
Speaker 4: it should be easy to be able to, you know,
Speaker 4: get a conviction on this guy. The problem is that
Speaker 4: the judge is a Biden appointed judge. So that's always
Speaker 4: seems to be something that the Democrats benefit from.
Speaker 3: The venue is a little bit different. It's in you know, eastern.
Speaker 4: Virginia. It's not in d C, thank goodness. So maybe
Speaker 4: we have a little bit better chance for justice. But
Speaker 4: the Democrats have such built in advantages from the judges
Speaker 4: to the juries to where the venis are. But this
Speaker 4: man is a disgrace.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, you say in your column as FBI Director
Speaker 1: James Comey was a disaster. He should have charged Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 1: exonerated Donald Trump, and completely dismissed the bogus thele dossier.
Speaker 1: He should never have authorized warrant applications based on lies
Speaker 1: or sanctioned that should be leaked to the New York Times,
Speaker 1: which was a crime. He summarily lied to Congress. In fact,
Speaker 1: even CNN and those who represents the far left wing
Speaker 1: have said, I've watched it. Well, James Comy lied. Of course,
Speaker 1: he didn't tell the truth to Congress. But that's no
Speaker 1: big deal because a lot of people lie to Congress.
Speaker 1: So you have former US attorneys saying, well, of course
Speaker 1: he lied to Congress, but let's face it, everyone does,
Speaker 1: so it's okay. But just on the issue of charging
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton, for those who forgot the summer of twenty sixteen,
Speaker 1: what did he say Hillary Clinton had done that should
Speaker 1: have resulted in her indictment for maybe thirty three thousand counts?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, he went through the whole list of
Speaker 4: things that she had done. She lied, She lied over
Speaker 4: and over and over again about her thirty three thousand emails.
Speaker 4: But he made the bogus claim that no prosecutor would
Speaker 4: indict her, and that, of course is another lie right there,
Speaker 4: because I think any reasonable prosecutor would have he said
Speaker 4: that they wouldn't, so I mean he was covering for her.
Speaker 4: Even though Hillary is upset with James Comy because he
Speaker 4: brought up the Anthony Wiener laptop towards the end of
Speaker 4: the campaign and of course they went through the Anthony
Speaker 4: when your laptop in record time was able to say
Speaker 4: that they went through it all and there was nothing there.
Speaker 4: But Hillary still has dug bitter towards James Comy, but
Speaker 4: nothing compared to Donald Trump is what he did with
Speaker 4: the President.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Think the President and that's happy about this indictment. I
Speaker 4: think the American people should be. But he's not the
Speaker 4: only FBI director who's lied. His successor lied as well.
Speaker 1: Christopher Ray, You say, no longer the FBAD director are
Speaker 1: facing the same legal problems as James coming. Didn't Christopher
Speaker 1: Ray lie about the two hundred and seventy five FBI
Speaker 1: agents and informants working the Capitol on January the sixth.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he said he didn't believe that they were any
Speaker 4: He didn't believe that they were any and they were
Speaker 4: two hundred and seventy four. Now cash Bertel later said
Speaker 4: that they were there, you know, after it had started
Speaker 4: for crowd control either way, Christopher Ray knew very well
Speaker 4: what was going on. I mean, we've been lied to
Speaker 4: about Jay six from the beginning bill, you know about
Speaker 4: the pipe bombers, the whole way that these protesters were
Speaker 4: allowed to, you know, go in there. They've just opened
Speaker 4: up the barricades and allow them to go in and
Speaker 4: then charge them for that. And then there were the
Speaker 4: instigators from Antifa and the police and the FBI, and
Speaker 4: these people were set up, a lot of them, and
Speaker 4: of course they were treated so horribly. And look at
Speaker 4: how that George Floyd protesters were treated with kid gloves.
Speaker 1: Well, the one hundred thousand protesters on January sixth, it
Speaker 1: was well known weeks in advanced planes, trains, buses, and cars.
Speaker 1: The FBI knew what was coming. In fact, they embedded
Speaker 1: these two hundred and seventy four or others into the
Speaker 1: various crowds, which is a good tactic. They used it
Speaker 1: with the Ku Klux Klan for a long time, but
Speaker 1: they would never use it with Antifa. But nonetheless, that's
Speaker 1: a different story. But they knew or should have known,
Speaker 1: exactly what was planned because their agents were involved with
Speaker 1: the groups coming to Washington to protest, and so of
Speaker 1: course they knew, and Christopher Ray acted as if we
Speaker 1: had no clue what was going on when they knew
Speaker 1: what was going to happen.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and Christopher Rays the guy who said that the
Speaker 4: biggest threat that we face is you know, white supremacists,
Speaker 4: that they're the biggest threat to America.
Speaker 2: I mean, what a joke, what a liar.
Speaker 4: And of course his handling of the Jay six thing
Speaker 4: has been atrocious.
Speaker 2: From the very beginning.
Speaker 4: I'm hoping that Cash Betel is going to give us
Speaker 4: some answers about the pipe bomber, about you know, the
Speaker 4: extent of these agents. Some good things are going on.
Speaker 4: We got rid of some of the folks who were
Speaker 4: kneeling when the old George Floyd mess was going on,
Speaker 4: and we're trying to show there christ for social justice.
Speaker 3: Those folks have been fired.
Speaker 4: So that's a good step in the right direction.
Speaker 1: He's going to be a rain. Comby's going to be
Speaker 1: a rain on October the ninth. Now, lastly, you have
Speaker 1: a great part of your column that deals with Charlie Kirk,
Speaker 1: and you have in here about Charlie Kirk and the
Speaker 1: text messaging tether and fro that we need information now
Speaker 1: about Charlie Kirk and talk about what you would like
Speaker 1: to see happened with the assassin of Charlie Kirk. Mounting Q.
Speaker 1: I need to answer. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I think there are a lot of questions, Bill. I
Speaker 4: receive videos every day from people that are poking holes
Speaker 4: and the official narrative. I mean we could spend hours
Speaker 4: going through all the different theories that people have sent me.
Speaker 4: There does seem to be a lot of distrust about
Speaker 4: the official narrative. And you know why because you know
Speaker 4: we've been lied to over the years. I mean, we
Speaker 4: have not been told the truth about so many things,
Speaker 4: from weapons of mass destruction to COVID to in my opinion,
Speaker 4: the election, and you know Jay six, on and on
Speaker 4: and on. So people are obviously distrustful. We're hoping Cash
Speaker 4: Betel and Dan Bongenai, we're bringing integrity back to the FBI,
Speaker 4: but we know that there's so many deep state folks
Speaker 4: embedded in there. So there are questions that I'm hearing about.
Speaker 4: You know, the videos that have been released about the shooter,
Speaker 4: about the text messages. A lot of people just don't
Speaker 4: buy the text messages, don't think that that's how twenty
Speaker 4: two year olds communicate in their holes in the timeline
Speaker 4: build the timeline doesn't really add up when you look
Speaker 4: at the timeline. So it just is, you know, we
Speaker 4: just need more information. We need to have more disclosure
Speaker 4: about what happened. This is a man who is a
Speaker 4: hero to millions of Americans, and he was known to
Speaker 4: millions of Americans and now he's gone, and there needs
Speaker 4: to be full disclosure about. You know, where we stand
Speaker 4: as far as the investigators, well, to.
Speaker 1: Me, the biggest hole to me are the drones. According
Speaker 1: to one report, I saw the six to ten members
Speaker 1: of Charlie Kirk's security team when they went to the site.
Speaker 1: They looked up and saw three or four buildings about
Speaker 1: two hundred yards away, and they said, we have to
Speaker 1: get those buildings covered. They were thinking about the assassination
Speaker 1: attempt on Donald Trump and Butler County, Pennsylvania, and so
Speaker 1: they were said, we have drone technology with us, and
Speaker 1: we can put drones over the top of those buildings
Speaker 1: where a sniper might be and we can monitor who's
Speaker 1: on the roof and who is it on the roof.
Speaker 1: And the security team for Charlie Kirk was told by
Speaker 1: campus police we'll have that covered, don't worry about it.
Speaker 1: And look what happened.
Speaker 4: Well, And I've been told that there was like six
Speaker 4: policemen from the university that were at the event, I
Speaker 4: mean six, and we had, I mean thousands of people
Speaker 4: that were there. So there was a massive error in
Speaker 4: the security, just like there was in Butler, Pennsylvania. And
Speaker 4: I mean, I think a lot of us still have
Speaker 4: questions about the Secret Service, and some recent incidents have
Speaker 4: occurred that have raised more questions about the Secret Service.
Speaker 4: So I think again people are distrustful of the official
Speaker 4: narrative that they're hearing, and you know, we need to
Speaker 4: get to the bottom of what happened here. So were
Speaker 4: we being told that there was just another quote unquote
Speaker 4: loan wolf wolf who was able to get all of
Speaker 4: it done by himself, right, get up there, disassemble the rifle,
Speaker 4: get down somehow.
Speaker 1: Get it in the woods, in the woods, and then
Speaker 1: to be discovered, to be discovered in there, and take
Speaker 1: it with him to be discovered. And I'm thinking, where
Speaker 1: are the drones? What assassin leaves the weapon behind, disassembles it,
Speaker 1: leaves him in the woods, go back. I don't get it.
Speaker 1: Jeff curR. Let's keep the lines open of communication New
Speaker 1: Orleans and your columns are always a town hall. Jeff
Speaker 1: creeir dot Net and Jeff continue to question. Thanks for
Speaker 1: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show, and Jeff, you're a
Speaker 1: great American. Thank you always a pleasure.
Speaker 2: Thank you Bill appreciation.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more drones. We got that covered and
Speaker 1: it wasn't and Charlie Kirk is dead. Bill Cunningham on
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 10: We gotta settle down and just do our jobs. Just
Speaker 10: settle down and do our jobs. Defensively, We've got to
Speaker 10: just settle down and just execute do our jobs and
Speaker 10: just do your job. I think I said it of
Speaker 10: three or four times over. It's a matter of guys
Speaker 10: got to just relax and do their job. Just execute
Speaker 10: your assignment and get it done.
Speaker 1: I got to do my job.
Speaker 10: We've got to do a better job. I got to
Speaker 10: prepare them better. They got to go out and they
Speaker 10: got to execute their jobs better. Okay, just squarely with
Speaker 10: squarely on me. I don't know that the opponent matters.
Speaker 10: You just got to do your jobs. I don't think
Speaker 10: there goes into a thing. Uh, you know, we've got
Speaker 10: to do their jobs. Whether you're on the road, whether
Speaker 10: you're at home, they're playing football, and it's just the
Speaker 10: execution of football.
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying, Hello, Quiet, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 4: Rock.
Speaker 1: What'd you do glean from the comments of Marvin Lewis?
Speaker 1: Did you glean something of try to make a point?
Speaker 1: What was the what was the point? We got to
Speaker 1: do her job? I think you know the same point
Speaker 1: about one hundred times.
Speaker 9: Here's it, so, Bengo, here's here's a couple of stats
Speaker 9: for I'll score sixty nine to nine in the first
Speaker 9: halves of the last three games.
Speaker 1: Sixty nine, Tony, that's not good.
Speaker 9: At one point, well, Jake Browning was a leading rusher
Speaker 9: for the Bengals, and at one point Jamar Chase was
Speaker 9: the leading tackler.
Speaker 1: Because he was tackling the interceptions. So Jamar Chase number
Speaker 1: one in tackling?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 1: Did you get a defensive triple crown?
Speaker 9: Now that the fourth quarter might have saved Jake Browning's
Speaker 9: job for a week quarters completely awful, awful.
Speaker 1: It's the best quarterback.
Speaker 9: It's just it's hard because he is trying to operate
Speaker 9: in an offense design for Joe Burrow, who again just
Speaker 9: glosses over lots of other inefficiencies and is so good
Speaker 9: throwing the ball in timing and seeing the right rate
Speaker 9: and making quick decisions. Jake Browning needs a run game.
Speaker 9: If you look back, what was he last year was
Speaker 9: four and three as a starter? Was that last year
Speaker 9: or two years ago? But they were to run the
Speaker 9: ball a little bit better. But he don't have a
Speaker 9: run game to lead on.
Speaker 1: Who's the best quarterback in Cincinnati? Said Maler's Matt Pontosk.
Speaker 1: Is he the best quarterback in Cincinnati? I would say
Speaker 1: Canice Camp Elders quarterback? I was there for the game,
Speaker 1: Rock Did I tell you what?
Speaker 9: It was unbelievable. Everyone that I talked to it was there,
Speaker 9: said it was unbelievable.
Speaker 1: I tried to get there at five o'clock, barely got
Speaker 1: into five point fifteen, to the to the tailgate parties,
Speaker 1: massive tailgating, and uh, then you go into the game,
Speaker 1: got in about Quarridal six an iron fifteen and walked around.
Speaker 1: It was at six o'clock, an hour ahead of time.
Speaker 1: There wasn't a seat anywhere to be found. That that
Speaker 1: was an incredible experience.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and they just redid that field and in the
Speaker 9: off season, so beautiful looking field and.
Speaker 1: They're praying before the game. Then they kicked Maller's ass.
Speaker 1: I spoke to Father Anthony Browch, who, as you know,
Speaker 1: is the chaplain of Elder. Yes, and I kind of
Speaker 1: misconstrued a couple of his remarks an hour ago. I said,
Speaker 1: I said to him, go tell those boys that Maler
Speaker 1: was going to kick their ass. And I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: Father Browse said that, Well maybe he didn't. It fired
Speaker 1: them up. Well, I didn't want to cause that. Then
Speaker 1: he sent me a little text and said the following,
Speaker 1: I remember it differently than you. He said, I have
Speaker 1: every confidence of the men of Elder. Tell your listeners.
Speaker 1: I said that I have compident. I think you're also
Speaker 1: when he said it's what I said, I think you
Speaker 1: kick their ass, that's what. And he did not relate
Speaker 1: that to the team.
Speaker 9: I think you're also remembering it differently when you picked
Speaker 9: Mulder to win the game.
Speaker 1: If I'm not mistaken, right sake correct? And now here you.
Speaker 9: Are and your go Panthers go look at you. You
Speaker 9: are unbelievable jumping on.
Speaker 1: I saw Doug Ramsey before the game. I said, yourself,
Speaker 1: I'm wearing purple on Monday if you win, he said,
Speaker 1: you'll be wearing purple. Guys here, I am am I
Speaker 1: wearing purple.
Speaker 9: That quarterback Elder has a real deal and he said Junior.
Speaker 9: And if I'm not mistaken, I think he lives in
Speaker 9: like Liberty Township.
Speaker 1: And he said, I love Elder. If you play in
Speaker 1: that high school atmosphere once you're saying I'm going Elder,
Speaker 1: that is unbelievable.
Speaker 9: To be fair, a lot of gCO games have that atmosphere.
Speaker 9: I don't know about that, but it's not saying played
Speaker 9: in a bunch. A bunch doesn't have that sat By
Speaker 9: the way, one they beat Louisgo Trinity, one of the
Speaker 9: honestly one of the best teams in Kentucky a field right,
Speaker 9: they did, so santax is coming back is what you're
Speaker 9: coming back? By the way, Brayin Riley Braydon Riley for
Speaker 9: Saint X, who's committed Northwestern. Two punts, blocked, nine tackles,
Speaker 9: an interception, He's got done. He's a man, great player,
Speaker 9: He's a man. But uh well, here's a question. Who's
Speaker 9: in worst shape right now, the Reds, the Bengals.
Speaker 1: Or Mark Sanchez I'm taking Mark Sanchez too. He's looking
Speaker 1: at a hard time daddy in Indiana doesn't mess around
Speaker 1: this gun, unlike Ohio, you do this stuff in Indiana.
Speaker 1: What is he doing?
Speaker 9: What is a grown man doing out at twelve thirty
Speaker 9: drunk on a work trips?
Speaker 1: Is a grown man? He's like not seven years old,
Speaker 1: six three, two twenties, like forty years old almost, And
Speaker 1: he isn't an Allen Indianapolis drunk and he's beating up
Speaker 1: a sixty nine year old man who's work and the
Speaker 1: guy looks like he's dead. I saw that. You've seen
Speaker 1: the I just wonder if he if mentally he's still
Speaker 1: going through something.
Speaker 9: If you recall Mark Sanchez, he led the Jets to
Speaker 9: the AFC Championship Game two years in a row, I
Speaker 9: want to say, like two thousand and eight, two thousand
Speaker 9: and nine, and.
Speaker 1: Then the next year he had the butt fumble.
Speaker 2: Oh years ago. We talked to Tom Moore than an
Speaker 2: Indianapolis the offensive court, n he get a busted play
Speaker 2: here and then Lens.
Speaker 1: Sanchez gets hit. The ball is loose and it's alive.
Speaker 1: I have never seen this before in my life. Watch this.
Speaker 12: Vince wille Fork is gonna throw Brandon Moore back into
Speaker 12: his quarterback. He's gonna fumble the football. This is what
Speaker 12: Reggie White used to do to people fork left him
Speaker 12: and just lift them off the ground. Mark Sanchez not
Speaker 12: expecting it, and it was the backside of Brandon Moore
Speaker 12: to knock the ball.
Speaker 1: Out the ass.
Speaker 7: Guy.
Speaker 1: A couple of things in that guy. Never if that happens.
Speaker 9: If Mark Sanchez plays for the Bengals, the Titans, literally
Speaker 9: any other team but a New York team, it's not
Speaker 9: blown into mythic proportions.
Speaker 1: The butt fumble. The butt fumble New.
Speaker 9: York and Mark Sanchez probably has a career. But after
Speaker 9: that play he goes in the tank. I believe he
Speaker 9: was let go the next year, never played for another team.
Speaker 1: Butt fumble killed him.
Speaker 9: Now he's beating up old guys right the butt fumble
Speaker 9: in New York. You just can't do it again. If
Speaker 9: he plays for the Cleveland Browns, it's a it's a
Speaker 9: it's a not so top ten play on Sports Center,
Speaker 9: and that's it doesn't live forever.
Speaker 1: I got from Elders Faithful step lives in South Lebanon
Speaker 1: with Cash Hamburgy. You know he said Westchester. I said,
Speaker 1: Liberty Township. It's more or less the same thing, the
Speaker 1: same thing south eleven, the same thing by some furniture,
Speaker 1: same point as he passes by Moeller and say next,
Speaker 1: I forgot dear park right to get to Elder because
Speaker 1: and Elder's not you know around Elder looks like Section
Speaker 1: eight housing gone back is not the best inside the
Speaker 1: four walls inside that you're good. You're in. You're in
Speaker 1: heaven right there? Man? Did you eat it? Price ill Chili?
Speaker 1: I tell you what. Kraft Electric had a freebie and
Speaker 1: I went there with Johnny Craft and I ate like
Speaker 1: condemned prisoner along with Notre Dame's Finest.
Speaker 9: How long did you stay? That's the key who's Notre
Speaker 9: Dame's Finest. He's from Kyle Rudolph. He was there, his
Speaker 9: sister was there.
Speaker 1: I set high to him nice and we did a
Speaker 1: event together with uh in Green Township with him a
Speaker 1: few years ago. But uh, a guy named Shinnon doing
Speaker 1: Duke Way? Can you can you say Shinnon doing Duke
Speaker 1: Way three times? Like a businessman in town right and
Speaker 1: builds he builds thing stuff. He was there. Well, you
Speaker 1: don't don't want to talk to him loud? You want
Speaker 1: to keep your voice down with talking to him. But
Speaker 1: but none, leave me to it. But yes, but nonetheless
Speaker 1: Shinnon doing Duke Way was there with his kid. I mean,
Speaker 1: it was unbelievable atmosphere. Nobody can go there and say
Speaker 1: I don't want to play football at ELBA. That was
Speaker 1: the greatest, better than say next. By the way, I'll be.
Speaker 9: There every every gCO game looks that one. Okay game,
Speaker 9: but you should, but you never take me. You're never here.
Speaker 1: I'm out of town. I can't go myself. But how
Speaker 1: did Elder do with st X? I've become a fan
Speaker 1: of Elder right now, I'm on the imagine that say
Speaker 1: job Purple. I told Ramsey, I'll were purpose me. Didn't
Speaker 1: get it, Get get a good get a free shirt
Speaker 1: and a hat. They gave that to me. That's what
Speaker 1: I figured. But you know, I'm an Elder fan now
Speaker 1: I've seen the Promised Land. It's Elder. But don't walk
Speaker 1: outside the four walls of Elder. True that makes Section
Speaker 1: Section eight housing look good. But inside the walls they
Speaker 1: have full enrollment. And what a program had a great
Speaker 1: game plan. How did Elder do with sant X? By
Speaker 1: the way, they won? They being Elder beat them easy, right,
Speaker 1: it was easy. And his park took it on the
Speaker 1: chin too. Against Mary Mount, the home of the park,
Speaker 1: took it on the chin. Coraine took it on the chin. Well,
Speaker 1: it got them wins. Bombers win.
Speaker 9: Bombers win against Louisvio Trinity, Yeahurgly lost some more by
Speaker 9: three our house in the Bluegrass.
Speaker 1: Well, Moler rise and beat Elder in the regional finals.
Speaker 1: Could be all three of those teams team each other
Speaker 1: gain Elder is good?
Speaker 2: Is good?
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Speaker 1: How about that? Can he play maybe for the Bengals.
Speaker 1: Could he switch side?
Speaker 9: We could use a run game, but he would want
Speaker 9: to player because we need better run blockers.
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Speaker 8: Bengals line six five seven hundred WLW Tonight. They're on
Speaker 8: the road next week again in the frozen tundra of
Speaker 8: Green Bay, Wisconsin. And the pack is a fourteen and
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Speaker 1: May need more?
Speaker 9: What do you think Rock already a fourteen point dog early?
Speaker 9: How are you looking?
Speaker 1: Not good?
Speaker 8: Monday Night Football Kansas City and Jacksonville seven on ESPN
Speaker 8: fifteen thirty, the Home of MO and then Bengals linebacker
Speaker 8: Jake Golday is the Big twelve Defensive Player of the Week,
Speaker 8: twelve tackles in a sack and the upset win over
Speaker 8: Iowa State Saturday that Rock sold out to the brick
Speaker 8: State America lost.
Speaker 1: Part of that game got really good. What if somebody
Speaker 1: told you the first week in October neither Penn State
Speaker 1: nor Texas will be in the top twenty. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Now u SE's got a better team than Penn State
Speaker 1: or Texas. It's great.
Speaker 9: It's hard to me and I think you can point
Speaker 9: this in Il a little bit on this and then
Speaker 9: transfer portal. It's just the talent is more spread out.
Speaker 9: There's no dominant teams. It's also hard to get a
Speaker 9: gauge on team because there's so many new players. I
Speaker 9: had memphisis past week and they had seventy two new players.
Speaker 1: That's not like.
Speaker 9: Super uncom pretty good, right, Yeah, So it takes a
Speaker 9: great coach and a lot of money to get him
Speaker 9: in and get him the right spot and get them
Speaker 9: believing and all that. It's tough, but you' it's creating parody,
Speaker 9: is what I'm saying. And as a college football viewer,
Speaker 9: that's what you want. You know, the day there, you know,
Speaker 9: it wasn't a time that not long ago, it was
Speaker 9: gonna be Alahlabama, Georgia, Ohio State, Clemson.
Speaker 1: That's it, and that was it. That's the only four
Speaker 1: teams that had a chance. Speaking of that, put a
Speaker 1: hard glade. You brought that up. Knocked out North North, Carol.
Speaker 1: You said Bill Belichick would win seven games. I said
Speaker 1: they would go to a bowl, which which bowl? The
Speaker 1: Tarlet Bowl, which but I let's see what they may
Speaker 1: not go to a bowl, would you right now? I
Speaker 1: mean I got a text here from Lambeau Field that
Speaker 1: is a larger pit. The pit and Lambeau are together
Speaker 1: as far as places to watch football.
Speaker 5: Rock.
Speaker 1: If you'd gone to the pit when you were an
Speaker 1: eighth grader, you would have been a pitch star. You
Speaker 1: would not have gone to Saint X. Plus you get
Speaker 1: a better education. It's not sure much better education.
Speaker 9: Let's see North Carolina has a win over Charlotte is terrible, okay, terrible.
Speaker 9: They gotta play Cow. And again that's why you don't know.
Speaker 9: Before the season, I would have said Cow would be
Speaker 9: terrible because their quarterback H Francisco Mendoza transferred to IU,
Speaker 9: may be terrible. They're actually pretty good. Virginia is pretty good.
Speaker 9: Virginia's rank number nineteen. They could lose boats Syracuse his decent.
Speaker 9: Stanford is not Wake Forest, not Duke, NC State. So
Speaker 9: you're asking me one of their wins right now for
Speaker 9: North Carolina is an FCS team, doesn't count now. I
Speaker 9: think they said they allow one CS win now not
Speaker 9: too well.
Speaker 1: He completed the year. I said he will win four games.
Speaker 1: Then he win four games.
Speaker 9: They're going to find a way to get Bill Belichick
Speaker 9: on a bowl game if they is, he.
Speaker 1: Ruined himself as far as his memory does he care
Speaker 1: about ten million dollars more than his memories.
Speaker 9: Obviously in his head. He doesn't think he's going to
Speaker 9: go there and fail. Well, you know, he can't control
Speaker 9: college co eds. He can't control college football.
Speaker 1: He's controlling one college cod pretty much fair. In fact,
Speaker 1: I see online they're setting a date to be married.
Speaker 1: She wants to have a family Belichick style, that's it.
Speaker 1: If he comes up pregnant, that's it.
Speaker 2: We're on a Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he'll be honest enough to pass nothing about the futures.
Speaker 2: Right now we're Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: He will be one hundred and fifty years old with
Speaker 1: a kid going to high school. He's on a Jordan.
Speaker 1: I mean he's on. After the game, those two were
Speaker 1: hugging walking outside of the stadium and the stands were empty.
Speaker 1: In got a hugers play the game that you know,
Speaker 1: trick play. They go up top.
Speaker 9: It's seven to nothing Clemson before anybody even sat in
Speaker 9: their seats.
Speaker 1: He can handle the college coed was doing good. He
Speaker 1: can handle college athletes, but he can handle college co.
Speaker 8: Ed who might be out first Rock Franklin at Penn
Speaker 8: State or Fickle at Wisconsin.
Speaker 1: I think Franklin's in trouble. U c l A is bad.
Speaker 1: Then one game, no coach, no coach, no and the coaches.
Speaker 9: I guess it was my Eyes's kid was talking about
Speaker 9: like during the during the game, he's like, yeah, I
Speaker 9: you know, I have the headset on and I forget that.
Speaker 1: I have to pull the thing down to talking to
Speaker 1: like you.
Speaker 9: Forgot they lost the guy who never never been at
Speaker 9: coach Houston worshiped Belichick for Sanchez Sanchez Sanchez, He's going
Speaker 9: to do some hard time, Dad, hard time.
Speaker 1: I don't stab a six and nine year old guy
Speaker 1: beat him up.
Speaker 9: Look men out there, if you're like you know, over
Speaker 9: the age of thirty five, forty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, forty, you can't be getting.
Speaker 9: Drunk and getting into scuffles at home at twelve thirte
Speaker 9: Stay in the hotel, runny business on FaceTime, your kids
Speaker 9: go to sleep.
Speaker 8: You know your role and shut your mouth to tell
Speaker 8: Bill Belichick that what about Jordan some stuff out of
Speaker 8: the mini bar watch TV. There you go, that's it,
Speaker 8: But don't get in a fight with an old man.
Speaker 1: God, you can't park there. Huh what you are here?
Speaker 1: You believe my job? Truckers? Good bye? Why I'm in
Speaker 1: that alliot? After midnight, nothing good happen and they start
Speaker 1: wailing away on each other.
Speaker 9: Like every football coach you've ever had is always says
Speaker 9: that nothing good happens after midnight, and it's largely true.
Speaker 1: Tell the little rock that wall you I already have,
Speaker 1: get me out on the Students Report. What's on the
Speaker 1: big show tonight? To all right?
Speaker 9: Out of the gate, Eddie and I are going to
Speaker 9: break down this Bengals game the backle We have Jeremy Rosenthal,
Speaker 9: who's out of all Yeah. On the Diddy trial at
Speaker 9: four o'clock. Yeah, then we have the one, the only,
Speaker 9: Dave Lapham at five o'clock. Oh many other things in between.
Speaker 1: When's the Ring of Honor is coming up soon? I
Speaker 1: would assume end of the month. All right, say give
Speaker 1: me out the Stood's Report? Will he in honor of
Speaker 1: the Bearcats?
Speaker 9: Bill Belichick, Elder Bill Belichick and more, Luke Fickle, We
Speaker 9: leave you with the immortal words of the stud Report.
Speaker 7: At some point, this foolishness has got to stop.
Speaker 1: That's Mike DeLine laying down the law on news radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW