Speaker 1: My Billy Cunningham, the Great America, welcome this someone that
Speaker 1: groomy in Chili Wednesday afternoon in the Tristdale. I think
Speaker 1: the golfing's over held. The pickle ball might be over
Speaker 1: So I'm not sure what's going to happen in the next
Speaker 1: few days. Going to be a little bit chilling, a
Speaker 1: little bit cole next week Thanksgiving, he's going to be
Speaker 1: in the twenties. They've gotta get ready for that. But
Speaker 1: until then, I'm watching a Butler County Commissions meeting last night.
Speaker 1: I'm one of those odd guys that go on cable
Speaker 1: channels and watch Butler County Commission meetings with Don Dixon
Speaker 1: and others. And I'm watching a group of Americans from
Speaker 1: Butler County taking to Richard K. Jones to task. They're
Speaker 1: calling the sheriff of Butler County a slave catcher, they're
Speaker 1: calling him a bounty hunter, they're calling him a Nazi.
Speaker 1: So joining you and on now is the well known
Speaker 1: bounty hunter, Richard K. Jones of Butler County, and the
Speaker 1: first of all, Richard K. Jones, who welcome this Wednesday
Speaker 1: afternoon the Bill Cunningham Show. Do you take any of
Speaker 1: this to heart. When you have such a well placed
Speaker 1: criticisms and guided missile into the center of your chest
Speaker 1: of being called a slave catcher, a bounty hunter, and
Speaker 1: a Nazi, do you sleep well at night?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: I sleep too much. I can sleep standing up. So
Speaker 3: none of this affects me. And I've been called worse, really,
Speaker 3: and I don't pay any attention. Yeah, listen, mostly from
Speaker 3: my wife, which hurts my feelings. But listen, I've been
Speaker 3: called things my whole I've been in law enforcement forty
Speaker 3: nine years. I know I don't look thirty five years old,
Speaker 3: forty nine years old, forty nine years in law enforcement,
Speaker 3: got a master's degree from Xavier.
Speaker 1: Nobody believes that.
Speaker 3: Nobody hey co author of the book, in the process
Speaker 3: of authoring another one.
Speaker 1: But listen, nobody believes.
Speaker 3: I've been on every national TV show, even the Enemy Channel.
Speaker 2: Seeing.
Speaker 3: Lesser holts, all of them daily and the Conservative and
Speaker 3: they talk about the same thing. I've been doing immigration
Speaker 3: for twenty two years. I've been elected six terms, seventy
Speaker 3: five to eighty percent of the vote in Butler County.
Speaker 3: And guess what if the election was tomorrow, I get
Speaker 3: the same amount. And when you watch these stories and
Speaker 3: you read them. It's almost funny the comments. They they're funnyest.
Speaker 3: How the Hamilton General story the comments there was like
Speaker 3: four hundred comments and ninety percent of them were in support.
Speaker 3: And listen, it's it's not for sissies. The president of
Speaker 3: the United States, seventy eight percent of the people that
Speaker 3: voted for him, Democrat and Republican, want something done with
Speaker 3: the border.
Speaker 2: He's doing exactly what he said he was going to do.
Speaker 3: And President Obama deported more people than President Trump.
Speaker 1: Tony Bender points that out to me. The numbers are
Speaker 1: off the charts, had the same activities. In fact, Trump's
Speaker 1: not even close to what Obama did. And I played
Speaker 1: previously the comments of Obama about don't come here, you're
Speaker 1: gonna get arrested, We're going to send you back. The
Speaker 1: same stuff happened, but the radical left didn't have a target.
Speaker 1: And I think Trump's a target nationally like you're a
Speaker 1: target locally. Let's break this down. One of the comments
Speaker 1: was that you're a bounty hunter because they have Butler
Speaker 1: County gets millions of dollars every month for housing illegals,
Speaker 1: et cetera. How much money approximately, say, on a yearly basis,
Speaker 1: do you give the Butler County because you house these
Speaker 1: so many illegals? About how much money a year does
Speaker 1: Butler County generate?
Speaker 3: In the last twenty years, we've gave two hundred million dollars.
Speaker 3: I want to repeat that two hundred million million you had. Yeah,
Speaker 3: now get two hundred millions. Now, if you go three
Speaker 3: more years out, which is twenty seven and twenty eight,
Speaker 3: it'll be a quarter of a billion with a b.
Speaker 3: I'm going to make sure you understand that. I don't
Speaker 3: understand billion dollars comes into.
Speaker 2: The general fund.
Speaker 3: Now, while you're on that, the county commissioners sit on
Speaker 3: about one hundred and eighty million to the good one
Speaker 3: hundred and eighty million. They got the best bond rating
Speaker 3: in the world. And and part of that money is
Speaker 3: what I bring into the general fund. And I have
Speaker 3: three jails. And one of the protesters said our jail
Speaker 3: was overcrowded. They they're so stupid. They forgot to realize
Speaker 3: I have three jails, and we're inspected by the state.
Speaker 3: We meet all state standards and federal standards. Now, do
Speaker 3: you get a chocolate on your pillow every night? No,
Speaker 3: we will leave the light on for you, But you
Speaker 3: don't get a chocolate on your pillow, your mommy and
Speaker 3: your grandmama. Does it fix your little meals every day?
Speaker 3: One guy said he hasn't. He didn't get a any
Speaker 3: raw vegetables. I bet I haven't had a raw vestab
Speaker 3: one five years, So hey.
Speaker 2: What the hell do you expect? I get mine out
Speaker 2: of a can. I guess that's raw, isn't it. I
Speaker 2: don't know. I don't know them, I don't know. Don't
Speaker 2: come to jail.
Speaker 3: It's pretty simple, but we we do de poor people.
Speaker 3: I'm responsible for helping facilitate over two thousand illegals that
Speaker 3: have been deported in less than a year under President Obama.
Speaker 2: I've done more than that, all.
Speaker 1: Right, And that's not why? Why isn't it? You understand
Speaker 1: you're somewhat savvy in the media. Why does the Why
Speaker 1: did the media ignore for eight years the deporter in chief,
Speaker 1: Barack Husaint Obama? But now with Trump's doing about one
Speaker 1: quarter of the deportations of Obama, and it's a big story.
Speaker 3: Why Because President Trump is president and he talks about
Speaker 3: the media and he doesn't kiss their boutetes and President
Speaker 3: Obama did.
Speaker 2: Hillary Clinton was the same one when you can see.
Speaker 3: Video of her and her husband talking about if you
Speaker 3: can't come to the United States legally, you.
Speaker 2: Shouldn't be here.
Speaker 3: Chuck Schumer the same way, all on video and tapes
Speaker 3: of them saying the same thing. And listen, people are
Speaker 3: tired and fed up. And then they come like to
Speaker 3: our little commissioner meeting and our commission that they actually
Speaker 3: come and sing songs. They had sweatshirts on, like one
Speaker 3: of them had a sweatshirt on. I think had Trump
Speaker 3: dressed in the clown outfit on his little sweatshirt and they
Speaker 3: come up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it could have been, but he didn't.
Speaker 3: Then they come and they cry and they whine, and
Speaker 3: they sing songs, and the commissioners.
Speaker 1: Hey ho, Sheriff Jones has got to go, Hey, hey
Speaker 1: ho ho, Sheriff Jones has got to go. Well, let's
Speaker 1: break it down. Let's break this down a little more
Speaker 1: because I'm watching this segment last night on Breitbart, and
Speaker 1: they had the Immigration Naturalization Service, etc. In the four
Speaker 1: years of Joe Biden, if he was the resident for
Speaker 1: four years, I'm not sure who was. They had five
Speaker 1: hundred thousand children who came across the southern border I'm talking.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you now five hundred thousand, and those four
Speaker 1: years they had had total of ten million, five hundred
Speaker 1: thousand children, and of course they couldn't find quote sponsors
Speaker 1: for the children. And so now they put three hundred
Speaker 1: thousand children into the hands of human traffickers and drug
Speaker 1: dealers and sexual perverts because they were quote sponsors and
Speaker 1: the sponsors of these three hundred thousand legal children. In
Speaker 1: the last four years, the sponsors received huge money for disability,
Speaker 1: they get the food stamps, they get section in housing
Speaker 1: for the children. And now there's a report out that
Speaker 1: seventy nine thousand of the three hundred thousand children were
Speaker 1: sexually exploited, including a nine year old girl somehow got pregnant.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure how that works that. I'm talking seventy
Speaker 1: nine thousand sexual trafficking of children under Joe Biden, I said,
Speaker 1: seventy nine thousand, little or no media coverage. Jump ahead
Speaker 1: and Jeffy Epstein, Jeffrey Epstein may have had they had
Speaker 1: thirty women, and God bless them, I'm sure most of
Speaker 1: them were sexually abused by Jeffrey Epstein and his horde
Speaker 1: of billionaires. And they've gotten millions of dollars from banks
Speaker 1: and insurance companies, and they're getting the lawsuits are still pending,
Speaker 1: and I'm comparing maybe thirty to forty women at the
Speaker 1: news conference Jeffrey Epstein against seventy nine thousand children who've
Speaker 1: been sexually exploited, and the media barely covers it. Why
Speaker 1: I said, seventy nine thousand children.
Speaker 3: Rate Listen, these nngos are ridiculous. People don't even know
Speaker 3: what that means. That they're getting ready to cut their
Speaker 3: funds off. These organizations get federal money from US, our
Speaker 3: federal money, and they help bring these people over, they
Speaker 3: help place them. They're actually operating in other countries to
Speaker 3: recruit them and tell them how how to get in money,
Speaker 3: how to get on the system. We had a young
Speaker 3: girl that was a teenager that was come over unaccompanied
Speaker 3: minor and was placed with another illegal in Butler County
Speaker 3: who her boyfriend. This illegal's boyfriend took advantage of this
Speaker 3: young girl that was placed there, and then what happened.
Speaker 3: This person they were placed with was having a sexual
Speaker 3: relationship with the teenager, moved her into an apartment so
Speaker 3: he could have her all to hisself. Then he took
Speaker 3: her and fled to another state. And this is just
Speaker 3: one example.
Speaker 2: I never hear the protesters talk about this, but they
Speaker 2: don't want to.
Speaker 3: They want to talk about helicopters, land and ice shooting people,
Speaker 3: and they don't care about the ice offers having brickslon
Speaker 3: on being spit on, and standing in front of their
Speaker 3: cars trying to docks their families that listen, this is
Speaker 3: just the beginning. We're not going to put.
Speaker 2: Up with it. People want Tom out of here and
Speaker 2: they're going to go.
Speaker 1: How about this, share pard, I'm online. Two hundred and
Speaker 1: ninety one thousand children under the Bide administration were released
Speaker 1: as sponsors but never issued a notice to appeer in
Speaker 1: an immigration court. Of that number, at least fifty nine
Speaker 1: thousand children have been located being sexually trafficked inside of America.
Speaker 1: And this doesn't represent they think another three hundred thousand
Speaker 1: children that are in the system, gaming the system, being
Speaker 1: raped on a daily basis. And I'm thinking, Okay, the
Speaker 1: Epstein thing, that's a little bit of a news story. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's news only because the media weaponizes it to hurt
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, and he's not involved in it. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: but when you have these numbers of children that are missing.
Speaker 1: Ngio's a non government organization, for example, like Catholic Charities,
Speaker 1: is one of dozens of them in which they have
Speaker 1: good intentions to place them. But so many of these
Speaker 1: organizations are ripe with waste, fraud, and abuse, and they
Speaker 1: get the money and they get government checks. And these
Speaker 1: children are being raped right now as I speak, all
Speaker 1: over the Southwestern in Ohio. And it's not a story
Speaker 1: at all because it doesn't involve hurting Donald Trump. Do
Speaker 1: I have this correct?
Speaker 3: I agree, No, you have it correct. And I've been
Speaker 3: saying it all along about the nngos, these organizations. The
Speaker 3: government has funded all this, which means every American has
Speaker 3: these killder These children are on the responsibility of all
Speaker 3: these protesters that don't mention any of that because they
Speaker 3: don't care. But I'll tell you what I care. And
Speaker 3: we're going to be starting to program here pretty soon
Speaker 3: with the federal government, and we're going to be checking
Speaker 3: on these kids that have been bought into our community
Speaker 3: and other communities. President of the United States isn't.
Speaker 2: Going to let this go. I'm not let it go.
Speaker 3: I sleep good at night like a baby, and I
Speaker 3: get plenty of sleep, like I said, and I don't
Speaker 3: care at all what these people say if they're just
Speaker 3: trying to stop you. I've got two strong commissioners, then
Speaker 3: I got I got one that's a goof, that Cindy Cartner.
Speaker 2: She's a goof. She's mostly Democrat. Uh so she's a goof.
Speaker 2: We have to contend with her, who knows where she stands.
Speaker 3: But the commissioner, the two other commissioners, and the prosecutor,
Speaker 3: Mike Moser, the best prosecutor you can have in the country.
Speaker 3: He don't put up with this stuff and he supports
Speaker 3: the sheriff's slice. We don't do anything unless we get
Speaker 3: approval from the prosecutor. We sit down, we talk with him,
Speaker 3: make sure we're.
Speaker 2: Doing everything right.
Speaker 3: And we do have about three hundred and fifty illegals
Speaker 3: in my jail, and I still call them illegal aliens,
Speaker 3: which is the legal term.
Speaker 1: That's insulting right there, that's insulting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sorry, I'm in pry for I don't you have somebody,
Speaker 3: have somebody else pray for me?
Speaker 2: I have the segment should be insulted.
Speaker 1: Now, Sarah, how do we how you went to the
Speaker 1: border several times? Are you reported took the guys down there,
Speaker 1: and you watch what happening right now. There are no
Speaker 1: illegal border crossings. If someone is apprehended, they're given a
Speaker 1: hearing quickly and sent back. You don't have to wait
Speaker 1: five to seven years. The backlog. How about this out
Speaker 1: of the BBC, which I trust as far as I
Speaker 1: can throw, But they say there's a seven million person
Speaker 1: backlog on getting administrative hearings. Can you imagine? These are
Speaker 1: the individuals who claim refugee status. Much like this. I'm
Speaker 1: in Solomon the children's hospital. Who is with you? He
Speaker 1: didn't have nice things to say about you, by the way.
Speaker 1: In the sheriff Burger, that's a different issue. Who's from
Speaker 1: children's hospital and he was with you for several months?
Speaker 1: He had to thank god he's in America, not Egypt.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, but we have administrative hearings that will never happen,
Speaker 1: and so these cases are lost. And I guess I
Speaker 1: fear that in twenty eight or thirty two the Democrats
Speaker 1: get back in charge and go back to the old system.
Speaker 1: Am I right or wrong?
Speaker 2: Now? You should fear it.
Speaker 3: If the Republicans don't pay attention, they will lose what
Speaker 3: they have. President Trump is one of a kind, and
Speaker 3: he's there and in hopes that JD. Vance he'll fill
Speaker 3: his spot when he leaves. And very conservative guy, local guy,
Speaker 3: good guy, and Rubio and all of them are in there.
Speaker 2: And we've got some people.
Speaker 3: We got some people up the bat but I that's
Speaker 3: three years from that long time, and I'm telling you
Speaker 3: right now, there's going to be a lot more deportations.
Speaker 3: They've hired ten thousand new agents. My office has twenty
Speaker 3: that are trained that work with ICE, that can do
Speaker 3: enforcement along with ICE, and they're starting to ramp up
Speaker 3: lots of stuff the homeland security. This is not the end.
Speaker 3: This is Trump's only been in there eight months, redly
Speaker 3: with his status, and you haven't seen.
Speaker 1: Nothing yet in the world. You got MBS since with
Speaker 1: the President, Yes, and Mohammed ben Salmon, who's the leader
Speaker 1: of Saudi Arabia signing a one trillion dollar deal to
Speaker 1: make investments inside of America. Toyota has signed a one
Speaker 1: trillion dollar deal to start making Toyota's even more inside
Speaker 1: South Carolina, North Carolina. It's going to take two to
Speaker 1: four years for these things to metastasize to the value.
Speaker 1: We're starting nuclear power plants are going to be open again.
Speaker 1: We've waived the rules on clean coal, pulling down electricity costs.
Speaker 1: We can go the opposite direction. Look at mom, Donnie
Speaker 1: in New York City, for God's sakes, he's a communist,
Speaker 1: gets elected, and I just worried we won't stick with
Speaker 1: these ideas, these ones that work because of the terrible
Speaker 1: media coverage, the lies told by the mainstream media. Sheriff,
Speaker 1: how about this when seventy five percent of the American
Speaker 1: people do not believe the mainstream media ABC with George Slapp,
Speaker 1: Monopolis and CBS and NBC, and seventy five percent don't
Speaker 1: believe what they're being told. That's why they got to
Speaker 1: listen to people like you and me. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Listen, we're regular people. We call it like it is.
Speaker 3: Not everybody likes what we say. But if you want
Speaker 3: to know what we think, ask us and I, hey, listen,
Speaker 3: I get out. I talk to regular people, not those
Speaker 3: looney tunes that come up and uh uh get up
Speaker 3: and say things that are crazy and bizarre about uh
Speaker 3: most of what they come to the commissions about what
Speaker 3: happens in Chicago and California, and uh then they make
Speaker 3: stuff up.
Speaker 1: The goo goofs Goosyeah.
Speaker 3: Look at the comments goo goo yeah, I use that
Speaker 3: a little bit.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna use that. We gotta. I tell you what
Speaker 1: you sleep at night. You're a bounty hunter, you're a Nazi,
Speaker 1: and you're a slave catcher benefitting greatly Butler County making
Speaker 1: the streets safer. And they want more chaos and confusion,
Speaker 1: which is happening. Sheriff. We got a run and we
Speaker 1: can talk. But what you promised me and the American people,
Speaker 1: you're gonna keep doing what you're doing, and where you
Speaker 1: back down at some point afraid of no.
Speaker 3: No, this is what I've been doing. This is what
Speaker 3: I wanted to do. Hey, to be the sheriff as
Speaker 3: long as I live. Uh pass away.
Speaker 1: You know some of your anlongs. So look, they check
Speaker 1: your heartbeat, they check the obits every morning. They do.
Speaker 3: If I listen, if I start coughing, they think, huh,
Speaker 3: maybe he's going to die.
Speaker 2: But listen, I today, I've had a great day.
Speaker 3: I'm at the firing range, get my my firing range
Speaker 3: done for the year, and my staff they all get
Speaker 3: to go to the firing range. We get our stuff
Speaker 3: and our jail was very well run, inspected by everybody
Speaker 3: there is. But if you're looking for somewhere, if you're
Speaker 3: looking for somewhere that'll leave the light on and give
Speaker 3: you a little chocolate on your pillow, don't come to
Speaker 3: Butler count if you're looking for someplace to be clean.
Speaker 3: Your food is approved by a dietitian, just like yours
Speaker 3: is at the house, and you're and you're inspected by
Speaker 3: every kind of government agency there is, every health department
Speaker 3: there is. The grand jury comes through by law and
Speaker 3: has to eat the meals and go through and inspect
Speaker 3: just like your houses. They're better often my jail people
Speaker 3: are than any other jail.
Speaker 1: In the country. Here, promise, well, we got to run, Sheriff,
Speaker 1: you're the best, and we want to celebrate your fiftieth year.
Speaker 1: Let me know. I'll come up and walk the Butler
Speaker 1: County jail with you again. I want to get one
Speaker 1: of those sheriffs burgers. In fact, late later this afternoon,
Speaker 1: I'm going downstairs the skips to get me a sheriff's burger.
Speaker 1: It's hamburger Day. But we got to run and keep
Speaker 1: keep catching a bounty hunter. Keep.
Speaker 2: I'll see you, my friend.
Speaker 1: Richard K. Jones, the best. That is a tri state
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Speaker 1: There's a story out of Dearborn, Michigan which is happening
Speaker 1: in many American communities in which Muslim Americans have taken
Speaker 1: over the city hall through the ballot box, which is
Speaker 1: the way it ought to be done. Right. This isn't
Speaker 1: some revolution or some armed rebellion. This is through the
Speaker 1: ballot box. Like in Dearborn, Michigan. The great majority of
Speaker 1: voters in Dearborn, Michigan are Muslims, and they have a
Speaker 1: call to prayer five times a day on four or
Speaker 1: five different mosques in and around Dearborn, and it starts
Speaker 1: off with the call to prayer at five point thirty
Speaker 1: am in the morning. And many who are Christians, Catholics,
Speaker 1: or just otherwise, and some Muslims don't like it because
Speaker 1: it wakes them up. It sends the message that Dearborn
Speaker 1: is a Muslim city instead of an American city, which
Speaker 1: underneath this canopy has many different religions. And some of
Speaker 1: the residents voice concerns at a council meeting, and the
Speaker 1: elected mayor said that if you don't like it the
Speaker 1: way it is, move get out. The courts need to
Speaker 1: get involved to say we can't do that one Catholic
Speaker 1: prayers broadcast all over Madeira any more than I would
Speaker 1: like Muslim prayers broadcast. I think it was separation of
Speaker 1: church and state. That's why we have flourished. But that's
Speaker 1: not the shall always say. The way things work in
Speaker 1: almost every Muslim country in which there's no human rights
Speaker 1: that the Muslim government's got to follow, the other religions
Speaker 1: are banned. Look at what's happening to Christians now in Nigeria.
Speaker 1: They're being obliterated. It's a holocaust happening in which tens
Speaker 1: of thousands of Christians are being slaughtered because of their
Speaker 1: faith and refusal to convert to Islam. So you know,
Speaker 1: the best country in the Middle East as far as
Speaker 1: human rights is Israel. By far. I've been there. I
Speaker 1: walked into West Bank, I went to the Gaza outside
Speaker 1: the gaza, I saw what's going on. And if you're
Speaker 1: a Muslim, you want to live in Israel because at
Speaker 1: about one third of the kanesseant the Congress, there are Muslims.
Speaker 1: There are Muslim judges and police officers. It's a multicultural
Speaker 1: society which doesn't occur in other Muslim countries. It simply
Speaker 1: doesn't happen. It's not the way things are. So if
Speaker 1: you want to be a Muslim, especially a female Muslim,
Speaker 1: you better live in Israel. Otherwise you're going to have
Speaker 1: serious problems. You'll be sexually mutilated and sold by your family.
Speaker 1: You have no human rights past the age of about
Speaker 1: fifteen or sixteen, you won't be educated. As a consequence,
Speaker 1: life's pretty miserable. But that's not covered much by the
Speaker 1: mainstream media because it's so bad. So that's after one
Speaker 1: o'clock today. Also would point out my lawmaking friends and
Speaker 1: Columbus have told me that a deal has been sent
Speaker 1: May past this week banning all intoxicating hemp products, and
Speaker 1: the debatesm of what's going on two or three years.
Speaker 1: The tentative deal beturn the House and the Senate and
Speaker 1: the governor will sign it has been reached on marijuana
Speaker 1: and hemp policy, and it appears on this deal that
Speaker 1: up to this point, the House has been protecting THCHC,
Speaker 1: but they've lost the battle. And a sneak peak of
Speaker 1: the legislation expected to be passed either Thursday, tomorrow or Friday,
Speaker 1: all intoxicating hemp low level HC products would be banned
Speaker 1: in Ohio, including THC beverages, and they would have a
Speaker 1: one year period to wrap up the business, sell off
Speaker 1: inventory or whatever. So this is something Governor Mike de
Speaker 1: Wine wanted and the conservatives in Columbus won. And I
Speaker 1: think it's a very bad idea. I think if you're
Speaker 1: an adult and you want to have a hemp product
Speaker 1: and a beverage and drink it, have at it. You
Speaker 1: know the consequences and whatever it is, it is. It's
Speaker 1: a lot better for you than booze. I'd rather if
Speaker 1: somebody used none of it. But at least at least
Speaker 1: now it's going to be illegal in Ohio to sell
Speaker 1: these cans of hemp products if this deal goes through
Speaker 1: in the next few days, so we'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: Of course, marijuana is still protected, but not really. Did
Speaker 1: you know that all the marijuana operations in Ohio are
Speaker 1: illegal under federal law. Under federal law, you can't do it.
Speaker 1: But there's a gentleman's agreement among the thirty six states
Speaker 1: maybe thirty seven that sell marijuana. The Feds. We'll not
Speaker 1: get involved in that because marijuana is the Schedule one
Speaker 1: and the Trumpster may want to make it a Schedule
Speaker 1: three down the road to make it less criminal if
Speaker 1: you're caught with it. That's why the marijuana operations can't
Speaker 1: use the banking system. So we'll see what happens down
Speaker 1: the road. The Congressional so called Farm Bill of twenty
Speaker 1: eighteen allowed for hemp products to be sold as long
Speaker 1: as they had a zero point three percent ech here
Speaker 1: or less, and it's creeped up since then. In twenty nineteen,
Speaker 1: Ohio legalized the product as well. It's been legal for
Speaker 1: about five years because of the collapse of craft beers
Speaker 1: that many especially like fifty West, et cetera, and others,
Speaker 1: have gone to hemp products that are drink And to me,
Speaker 1: it's a I mean, I don't do it myself. I
Speaker 1: hope my family members don't do it. But it's an
Speaker 1: adult decision and it's going to be banned in Ohio
Speaker 1: starting in the next few days. I believe the legislation
Speaker 1: will give the operators one year to wrap up their business,
Speaker 1: and it's going to continue. I think it's a mistake.
Speaker 1: I don't want sixteen and eighteen year olds to be
Speaker 1: using these products, but to have the hemp products above
Speaker 1: twenty one is something that should be allowed in my opinion.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's the libertarian side of me, but I don't
Speaker 1: think it's a big deal. But plus the lawmakers, oh
Speaker 1: I was going to lose millions of dollars in jobs,
Speaker 1: income and also sales taxes. That's gonna that's gonna be
Speaker 1: an unintended consequence too. But I know the governor and
Speaker 1: others just don't like the idea of having intoxicating a
Speaker 1: THC and hemp products to be drank by the bottle
Speaker 1: or by the can. And I think the fight will
Speaker 1: continue to one extent or another, and I'll continue to
Speaker 1: follow the story. Lets you know what's going on now. Secondly,
Speaker 1: there were stories about Indian Hill High School and Taft,
Speaker 1: the senators of Taft and Taft was undefeated. Indian Hill
Speaker 1: High School was undefeated. There was a game last I
Speaker 1: think it was Friday night, might have been Saturday, maybe
Speaker 1: Friday a few days ago. And Indian Hill and I
Speaker 1: love Indian Hill Schools. Kirk Kanecki and those that run
Speaker 1: Inning Hill Schools do a great job and they have
Speaker 1: the finest facilities in the world. I know the members
Speaker 1: of the Board of Education there, I know a lot
Speaker 1: of the teachers, athletic directors, and they're among the best,
Speaker 1: good people, no problem. And there was a football game
Speaker 1: in which the Taft Senators lost at Indian Hill and
Speaker 1: after the game it was first reported, first reported that
Speaker 1: Indian Hill boys trashed the visitors locker by punching the
Speaker 1: holes in the drywall. That was the first report. And
Speaker 1: there was emails going back and forth between Kirk Kanecki,
Speaker 1: the superintendent of Indian Hill, and the superintendent down in
Speaker 1: CPS about how to handle this, and there was some
Speaker 1: you know, they made a police report and Indian Hill
Speaker 1: School said, look, we want nothing to come of this.
Speaker 1: We did it for just take photographs whatever, and for
Speaker 1: insurance purposes, and we don't want anybody arrested it. We
Speaker 1: want this thing to die. They wanted it to die.
Speaker 1: Just let it go because it was a public record
Speaker 1: and a police report. Might have been Fox nineteen, might
Speaker 1: have been sure he one or the other. They got
Speaker 1: the copy of the police report, somebody leaked it to him,
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden they went out there and
Speaker 1: there was a video of lots of holes in the
Speaker 1: walls as if someone had kicked or punched the drywall,
Speaker 1: which is always a bad idea. You can break your hand,
Speaker 1: but that's a different story. So that went on for
Speaker 1: two or three days, and last night there was a
Speaker 1: coach and or a father with TAFT who had a
Speaker 1: video that was time stamped. I think the time was
Speaker 1: five thirty eight pm. I'd been five thirty nine pm
Speaker 1: kickoff with seven oh five, so about hour and twenty
Speaker 1: minutes before the game. The TAFF senators are kind of
Speaker 1: walking into the locker room. You can see that they're
Speaker 1: getting ready to get dressed. There's still about a half
Speaker 1: an hour away from going on the field. They're milling around,
Speaker 1: and just in the background on the videotape you can
Speaker 1: see like five or six holes in the wall behind
Speaker 1: one of the coaches that was there allegedly before the game,
Speaker 1: and it was timestamped like five thirty eight pm, so
Speaker 1: it was before the game. And I anticipate no hicanery
Speaker 1: about that. I don't know how you would timestamp something differently,
Speaker 1: So it appears some of the holes are there before
Speaker 1: the game. So the game takes place, and of course
Speaker 1: Indian Hill won on some controversial calls. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: what they were. I think Mauler lost on some controversial
Speaker 1: calls by calling back some touchdowns a different story. And nonetheless,
Speaker 1: how sandex one on some controversial calls. Believe it or not,
Speaker 1: controversial calls happen all the time, and it appears on
Speaker 1: the videotape on the police report, and Indian Hill officials
Speaker 1: took videos after the game that showed a whole bunch
Speaker 1: of holes, including more or less knee highs if somebody
Speaker 1: kicked in the dry wall. So at this point, of course,
Speaker 1: it's a racial issue. Constantly, everything becomes a racial issue
Speaker 1: because the TAFF senators I think, are largely black, Indian
Speaker 1: Hill was largely white. Othough they have some great black
Speaker 1: players in Indian Hill that make the team even better,
Speaker 1: I might add, but that's a different story. So now
Speaker 1: it's become a racial issue. I talked to some news reporters,
Speaker 1: talked to an anchor who's I'm gonna try to put
Speaker 1: a bow on this. At two o'clock today, when I
Speaker 1: speak to Indian Hill High School, the home of the Braves, officials,
Speaker 1: they want this thing to die. They don't want to
Speaker 1: file charges. They're not going to sue anybody because it
Speaker 1: appeared some of the damage was there previously. I'm told
Speaker 1: that there was four or five holes more or less
Speaker 1: about the eye level that was put there by a
Speaker 1: disturbed student and they had. Of course, those things aren't
Speaker 1: repaired immediately, and that down the road that was going
Speaker 1: to be fixed, the drywall, and then after the game
Speaker 1: it was extensively increased by the Taft senators who were
Speaker 1: urinated off about losing the game. Either way, I think
Speaker 1: Taft wants this thing to die, and I think Indian
Speaker 1: Hill wants this thing to pass away. Neither one wants
Speaker 1: to make a big deal of it, but sometimes those
Speaker 1: in the media want to want to make a big
Speaker 1: deal of it because it's like black versus white, white
Speaker 1: versus black, and some black kids might be wrongfully accused
Speaker 1: of causing damage the property of Indian Hill. From the
Speaker 1: Indian Hill perspective, they want this thing over with, don't
Speaker 1: want to talk about it. I've tried to get one
Speaker 1: or two to go on with me today this afternoon
Speaker 1: Wednesday afternoon. They said no, we want to no, no, no,
Speaker 1: But some in the media will like to stir the
Speaker 1: pot now. I would point out that you might recall
Speaker 1: was it the first game of the year end of August,
Speaker 1: first of September when Indian Hill was playing I think
Speaker 1: Deer Park, but down the road, of course there were
Speaker 1: The game was between Taft High School and I think
Speaker 1: a team out of Louisville, and they were at Taft,
Speaker 1: which is a great facility I might add, built by
Speaker 1: Carl Linder as part of the deal with TQL at FCC.
Speaker 1: They have a great facility there. And there was such
Speaker 1: fighting in mayhem and rioting before the game at Taft
Speaker 1: that it was called off. There were dozens, if not
Speaker 1: hundreds of kids involved in brawls, fighting in and around
Speaker 1: the field to get the game started. They couldn't start
Speaker 1: the game. They ended the game and the Louisville team
Speaker 1: was escorted off the field and got back to Louisville
Speaker 1: at a high rate of speed because Taft senators were
Speaker 1: beating the crap out of them. Also would point out
Speaker 1: that a North College Hill, the home of the Trojans,
Speaker 1: that teams don't want to play there because they've had
Speaker 1: several incidents of late in which gunshots were fired in
Speaker 1: and around the football field. It's hard to get players
Speaker 1: to focus on football when you're ducking at thirty eight.
Speaker 1: So for those who are crying crocodile teers that somehow
Speaker 1: this is a terrible outrage against the Taft Senators, kind
Speaker 1: of restrain yourself a little bit, and I would anticipate
Speaker 1: that it is somewhat difficult, by the way, to have
Speaker 1: teams go to Taft and play there because of all
Speaker 1: the violence and what happened the first game of the
Speaker 1: season out of a team in Louisville in which the
Speaker 1: fighting broke out before the game. And by the way,
Speaker 1: nobody was arrested, nobody prosecuted on the Taft Senator football
Speaker 1: team for beating up players from Louisville. It is somewhat
Speaker 1: difficult and no one will talk about it to go
Speaker 1: into urban areas to play football games or basketball games.
Speaker 1: But it's not unique to Cincinnati. Same thing is true
Speaker 1: in Dayton or Memphis, or Chicago or Atlanta. Not because
Speaker 1: of black and white, because it's dangerous or not dangerous.
Speaker 1: Give you an example, Friday night, we have the big
Speaker 1: football game, switch to pay Corps and it's going to
Speaker 1: be Saint X going to tee it up against against Elder.
Speaker 1: I'm taking Elder to win that game. The police are
Speaker 1: going to have fifty percent of the normal allotment because
Speaker 1: there's not a concern about the behavior, not the race,
Speaker 1: but the behavior of the attendees. You don't have to
Speaker 1: worry about three o'clock in the morning on Fourth Street
Speaker 1: with the boys from Elder. They'll be home in bed.
Speaker 1: Not about race, it's about behavior. But teams don't want
Speaker 1: to play taff there because it's dangerous, or North College
Speaker 1: Hill because it's dangerous. It's not unique to Cincinnati, it's
Speaker 1: unique to every urban area in America, not because of race,
Speaker 1: but because of behavior. Behavior. In some minds, Trump's race
Speaker 1: and my viewpoint hold everybody the same behavior. And guess
Speaker 1: what if Indian Hill or Madeira or Deer Park had
Speaker 1: rioting before games? Can't play games at night. I would
Speaker 1: think a lot of schools don't want to go to
Speaker 1: Deer Park Inn in Hilo, Madeira or Marymont to play
Speaker 1: it's dangerous. Race has nothing to do with it. Everything
Speaker 1: to do with it is behavior and danger. That's what
Speaker 1: the problem is. So we're going to try to get
Speaker 1: somebody on after two o'clock to put a bow on
Speaker 1: this one. Let's continue with more stay tuned and Muslim brotherhood.
Speaker 1: The call to prayers happens five times a day, and dearborn,
Speaker 1: some of the residents don't like it, but they elected
Speaker 1: a Muslim majority city council and they enjoy it. Let's continue.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, seven hundred WLW Bill Cunningham, The Great America,
Speaker 1: of course. Grigique Gabriel is the leading expert on global
Speaker 1: Islamic terrorism and what's happening throughout the world. And the
Speaker 1: one part of the Middle East that has Western values
Speaker 1: and one of the best places that live would be Israel.
Speaker 1: Whether you're a man or a woman, whether you're gay
Speaker 1: or straight, whether you're a Muslim, Catholic, Jew, Christian, and
Speaker 1: whatever it is. I've been to Israel. I want to
Speaker 1: go back one more time. It's a wonderful place to live.
Speaker 1: Unlike most other parts of the Middle East, each of
Speaker 1: it is perceived to be a moderate Muslim country where
Speaker 1: about ninety five percent of the girls are sexually mutilated
Speaker 1: when they have their first period, in which if you
Speaker 1: want to leave the faith, you might be stoned to death.
Speaker 1: And that that's considered enlightened and Brigitque Gabriel. Welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show. I have your column up
Speaker 1: about Muslim Brotherhood's plan to infiltrate and destroy America. They're
Speaker 1: well on their way. Look at the election of Mamdanni
Speaker 1: in New York City, but tell us what is planned
Speaker 1: by the Muslim Brotherhood for America taking over at the
Speaker 1: ballot box.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Bill, great question and I'm so glad to
Speaker 4: be back with you. And that's such a great point
Speaker 4: to bring up because everybody was looking at New York.
Speaker 4: Everybody was focused on Mamdani. Everybody was worried about Mamdani.
Speaker 4: But people did not realize that at the same time,
Speaker 4: seventy six Muslim candidates were running for office nationwide, and
Speaker 4: on election day, forty two of them have been declared winners,
Speaker 4: with three races still pending recouncil or certification. So the
Speaker 4: forty two Muslim officials right now occupy positions and some
Speaker 4: of the most influential jurisdictions in the country. From New
Speaker 4: York's mayor's office to Virginia's executive brands, from Michigan's heartlands
Speaker 4: to a local school board. And by the way, the
Speaker 4: elected officials spent at least nine states bill in New York, Virginia, Michigan,
Speaker 4: New Jersey, Maryland, Washington, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina. They
Speaker 4: elected six mayors, four state legislatures, twenty city councils, and
Speaker 4: the commissioners, six school board members, two judges, and three
Speaker 4: other political positions. And that's exactly what the Muslim Brotherhood
Speaker 4: Project for North America. The document that our government introduced
Speaker 4: as evidence and the largest terrorism financing trial in American
Speaker 4: history listed twenty nine front Islamic organization set up in
Speaker 4: America with the sole purpose of infiltrating America and dominating
Speaker 4: America through civilization jihad. Politics is a civilization jihad, and
Speaker 4: they are well on their way.
Speaker 1: How many free elections are there in the Middle Eastern
Speaker 1: Muslim countries is not even known to exist, exactly none.
Speaker 4: And even when they do it, it's a It's like
Speaker 4: when Iran holds election. You know the outcome before the
Speaker 4: election is over, you know, the outcome of the election,
Speaker 4: A month before the election. It's just like the Russians
Speaker 4: of reputein holding elections, you know, and in Lebanon where
Speaker 4: actually they do have a republic, which is my country
Speaker 4: of birth, which is the republic. The radical Islamists that
Speaker 4: she mostly multiplied like crats and elected themselves into the
Speaker 4: government Democrat they ran for office. And by the way, Bill,
Speaker 4: I saw a video just yesterday morning where they had
Speaker 4: Molah in Lebanon that mula congratulating all the Muslim candidates
Speaker 4: are one in America by name, starting with Mamdani.
Speaker 1: Well, why one mind, asked Bridgique Cabra. What is the plan?
Speaker 1: You have something in your column about starting about thirty
Speaker 1: four years ago, the Muslim Brotherhood beating us at the
Speaker 1: ballot box, kind of selling us the rope to hang
Speaker 1: ourselves with. Why is it a problem and when did
Speaker 1: it begin?
Speaker 4: It's a problem. The Muslim Brotherhood Project was written in
Speaker 4: nineteen ninety one and it lays out a one hundred
Speaker 4: year plan for radical Islam to infiltrate and dominate the
Speaker 4: West and establish an Islamic government on Earth and the
Speaker 4: Counter Terrorism Circles Bill. It became known as the Project
Speaker 4: and the public first saw the details of the project
Speaker 4: and is laws introduced in Dallas, Texas in two thousand
Speaker 4: and seven, and the US government trial the US government
Speaker 4: versus the Holyland Foundation, which is an Islamic foundation which
Speaker 4: raised twelve million dollars raised in America by Muslim Americans
Speaker 4: who sent money to Muslims and at least the terrorist
Speaker 4: organizations to support terrorism. And our government actually handed down
Speaker 4: one hundred and eight guilty verdicts to Muslim American and
Speaker 4: Muslim American organizations. And the most interesting part of the
Speaker 4: plan is the last page, which lists twenty nine Islamic
Speaker 4: organizations set up in America to destroy America from within.
Speaker 4: And I'll read you a paragraph from the plan that
Speaker 4: I just had a bad sitting at my desk. It says,
Speaker 4: there's a paragraph that says, understanding the role of the
Speaker 4: Muslim brother in North America, and I quote, the process
Speaker 4: of settlement is a civilization jihadist process. The brothers the
Speaker 4: Klan must understand that their work in America is a
Speaker 4: kind of grand jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western
Speaker 4: civilization from within and sabotaging its miserable house by their
Speaker 4: hands and the hands of the believers. Meaning Muslims and
Speaker 4: so and that's a concern. The last page they list
Speaker 4: different organizations. The first organization is ISNA Islamic Society of
Speaker 4: North America, which used to be advisors to President Obama
Speaker 4: about Middle East policy. The number two organization on the
Speaker 4: list is the Muslim Student Association the NSA, which has
Speaker 4: more chapters on American college campuses than the Democrats and
Speaker 4: the Republicans combined. Those are the guys that are screaming
Speaker 4: anti Semitism since October seventh, you know, killed the Jews,
Speaker 4: waving Palestinian flags and burning down American flags. Twenty two
Speaker 4: on the list is IAP Islamic Association for Palestine, which
Speaker 4: later became care the Council on American Islamic Relations, who
Speaker 4: raised most of the money to support Mamdani and his election,
Speaker 4: and not just Mamdani, to support all the other Muslim
Speaker 4: candidates running for office. For she Gabriel elected, by the way.
Speaker 1: Yes, for she Gabriel. What happened in Western Europe. I
Speaker 1: see a lot of the reports out of the BBC
Speaker 1: and also German newspapers in which they're reporting the serious
Speaker 1: blunder they had and Scandinavian countries for example, importing Willie
Speaker 1: Nilly as Joe Biden did, millions of Muslim refugees, which,
Speaker 1: by the way, Saudi Arabia Cutter takes zero the Muslim
Speaker 1: the so called Gulf stage did not take any of
Speaker 1: their own, but Western Europe said we'll step up and
Speaker 1: take all these Syrian refugees, Iraqi refugees, etc. What's happening
Speaker 1: in Europe today and why is the attitude changing there?
Speaker 4: Well, we have seen the transformation of Europe to Eurabia
Speaker 4: for decades right now, Bell and you and I have
Speaker 4: been talking about this for over fifteen years talking about
Speaker 4: this issue. The Europeans did not want to see it.
Speaker 4: The Europeans started importing Muslims to build Europe after World
Speaker 4: War Two because they realized we can import cheap labor.
Speaker 4: So they started bringing the Algerians and the Libyans, et cetera.
Speaker 4: And after these guys worked for two years, they were
Speaker 4: supposed to go home. But the European realized, look, this
Speaker 4: is such cheap labor and we are enjoying working in construction.
Speaker 4: We don't want to do this stuff. Let them bring
Speaker 4: their family and let them be together in Europe. So
Speaker 4: they started the family reunification program, and these Muslims started.
Speaker 5: Bringing in their families.
Speaker 4: But what aggravated the situation was with the wars in
Speaker 4: the Middleast for the last thirty years, you know, with
Speaker 4: the Iran and Iraq and after nine to eleven and
Speaker 4: Syria and the rise of al Qaeda and Ice. So
Speaker 4: all these refugees h ended up in Europe because the
Speaker 4: the the useful idiots, which the European that's what I
Speaker 4: call them, just like the American useful idiots, the left,
Speaker 4: who wants to import all these Islamists into Europe while
Speaker 4: none of the Arabic countries wanted them. And basically the
Speaker 4: Muslim does not even want to go back to the
Speaker 4: Arabic countries. They didn't want to go there. They don't
Speaker 4: get any previous. They want to come to Europe or
Speaker 4: they can get welfare and they know they can do
Speaker 4: whatever they want and get away with it because Europeans
Speaker 4: are too weak to stand up for them to them,
Speaker 4: because you know, we live in a Judaeo Christian world.
Speaker 4: You know, Western civilization was built on the Judaeo Christian foundation,
Speaker 4: where you do unto others what you want others to
Speaker 4: do unto you. You open your arms. We're open minded,
Speaker 4: we're multicultural, we're tolerant, we're you know, we pride it out.
Speaker 4: We pride ourselves on our multiculturalism and diversity. But that's
Speaker 4: that was beginning of our demids. That's some use that
Speaker 4: the Islamists are hanging around Europe's snack and around our
Speaker 4: net if we don't wake up here in America very
Speaker 4: very fast and start organizing and mobilizing. And that's why
Speaker 4: we with my organization Bill. After the election in New
Speaker 4: York and seeing all these Mudlims who do not share
Speaker 4: our values elected to office, we are relaunching our chapter
Speaker 4: network nationwide and people can go to Act for America
Speaker 4: dot org right now. Act for America dot org click
Speaker 4: or join us. Sign up to start a chapter in
Speaker 4: your community, sign up to volunteer in your community. We
Speaker 4: will connect you with other like minded people in your
Speaker 4: community where you can come together and start passing legislation,
Speaker 4: influencing policy at the local level, and sending up to
Speaker 4: the lefty who are trying to remake and reshape and
Speaker 4: transform your community.
Speaker 1: You know, one of the saddest things I've seen as
Speaker 1: a video of little boys in the West Bank, Israel
Speaker 1: in the West Bank Arab Muslims. These are five six
Speaker 1: seven year old little boys wearing a Jihad scarf and
Speaker 1: having guns in their hands, pointing at it at a
Speaker 1: map of Israel. I'm watching this video and I'm thinking
Speaker 1: the hate begins early in life to dissuade one from
Speaker 1: understanding the horrors of the world in which they live
Speaker 1: because of the behavior of Muslims and Arabs. But these
Speaker 1: boys are taught five six, seven eight year old boys
Speaker 1: to hate the Jew, hate the Christian, hate, hate, hate.
Speaker 1: And then also I would point out that in Dearborn, Michigan,
Speaker 1: that it's that they had a powwow in which they
Speaker 1: have the call to prayers five times a day and
Speaker 1: five or six different mosques. And some of the citizens
Speaker 1: in Dearborn Michigan went to a council meeting and said,
Speaker 1: you know what, I don't like that it's hard to
Speaker 1: sleep getting up at five thirty in the morning with
Speaker 1: a call to prayers. And the Muslim mayor of Dearborn
Speaker 1: Michigan told the citizens to move. Nothing's going to change.
Speaker 1: So what's happening in Dearborn Michigan today will happen in
Speaker 1: your hometown tomorrow. And the idea of taking over a
Speaker 1: city government. It's going to happen in New York City
Speaker 1: with Mom Donnie. He's going to keep t shoes the
Speaker 1: police commissioner. But you read what he said in the
Speaker 1: past about what should happen in America to Jews and
Speaker 1: the fact that he celebrated the murder of Jews October seventh.
Speaker 1: We didn't see that as a problem. That is what's
Speaker 1: happening in America today and it's not going to change.
Speaker 1: And college campuses are ripe grounds to radicalize individuals against
Speaker 1: Jewish people, against the jew which is what happened in
Speaker 1: Berkeley a couple of weeks ago, three weeks ago when
Speaker 1: they were shouted down Charlie Kirk's organization and so Regeque Gabriel,
Speaker 1: You're act for America dot org is the organization. But
Speaker 1: we have to understand what is being planned and what's
Speaker 1: being executed. And I think only one political party recognizes it.
Speaker 1: Can you tell the American people I mentioned this and
Speaker 1: you would know in a moderate so to speak, Arab
Speaker 1: Muslim country like Egypt, what are the rights of a
Speaker 1: woman or a girl in Egypt, much less in Syria, Iraq, Iran, Lebanon.
Speaker 1: It's awful. But what happens is what happens in Egypt.
Speaker 1: If you're a girl and you get to be ten, eleven,
Speaker 1: twelve years.
Speaker 4: Old, whoa, they've got a female the genital mutilation, even
Speaker 4: before you're eleven years old, when you are six seven
Speaker 4: years old, they literally canstrate you. They cut off your
Speaker 4: genitals and sow you up so your husband has to
Speaker 4: cut you with a knife on a wedding day. I'm
Speaker 4: sorry I'm getting into all this detail, but this is
Speaker 4: the reality that nobody in the West wants to talk about.
Speaker 4: Where are the voices of the Now Organization, the Woman's organization,
Speaker 4: And this happens all over the world, not just in Egypt,
Speaker 4: but in any majority Islamic society. Not to mention the
Speaker 4: rights that are stripped from non Muslims in these countries.
Speaker 4: I mean, look at the cops in Egypt, Look at
Speaker 4: the Assyrians in Syria, look at the Kaldeans and Iraq.
Speaker 4: Look what's happening all across the Middle East where Muslims
Speaker 4: are in power. The rights of the minority is being stepped.
Speaker 2: Upon, trampled on.
Speaker 4: They want to kick them out. They have no right,
Speaker 4: you know, in Egypt, you can only get an education
Speaker 4: up to a certain level, and you cannot get a
Speaker 4: job passed to a certain level because they are only
Speaker 4: reserved to Muslims. And that's in today's world, that's in
Speaker 4: the twenty fifth century. And that's exactly why we are
Speaker 4: warning Americans about the Muslim Brotherhood, which came out of Egypt.
Speaker 1: By the way, this is.
Speaker 4: Where they started in Egypt in nineteen twenties, right after
Speaker 4: at the Torque enter the Islamic Elfates in nineteen twenty
Speaker 4: eight twenty nine. That's from the Muslim Brotherhood was born
Speaker 4: out of Egypt and exported the radical ideology worldwide. And
Speaker 4: by the way, you saw my video about the Muslim Brotherhood.
Speaker 4: Right now, we are giving the Muslim Brotherhood document, the
Speaker 4: document that I just talked about that was introduced as
Speaker 4: evidence the plan for the Muslim Brotherhood. We're giving it
Speaker 4: away for a donation to our organization. If you go
Speaker 4: to a fro America dot org right now and give
Speaker 4: it twenty six dollars donation. We're raising money twenty six
Speaker 4: for twenty twenty six because we're mobilizing the nation for
Speaker 4: the election so they can understand what we are dealing
Speaker 4: with and what the Muslims are planning for the United States.
Speaker 4: We will send you the plan so you can read
Speaker 4: it yourself, you can share it. Your donation is tax
Speaker 4: deductible twenty six dollars got to Act for America dot
Speaker 4: org and we want to get this plan.
Speaker 3: In your hand.
Speaker 1: Well Actfroamerica dot org. Brgique, thank you. This is the beginning.
Speaker 1: How it ends is not good. And there's no rights
Speaker 1: of minority in any Muslim dominated country, and women are
Speaker 1: treated like chattel in which the father will sell off
Speaker 1: the daughter for benefits for the family. Also, what's happening
Speaker 1: to the Christians in Nigeria? What can you tell me
Speaker 1: about that? What's happening? And what poco haama Nigeria? Where
Speaker 1: Christians are being obliterated, Oh.
Speaker 4: Poor Christians, they are being massacred in mess And what
Speaker 4: really is so frustrating, Bill is if you're watching television
Speaker 4: and it doesn't matter matter whether whether it's Fox News,
Speaker 4: BBC or CNN, Like yesterday, I was watching the headline
Speaker 4: and it says gunmen killed thirteen girls or whatever kid
Speaker 4: not thirteen girls. And you know all the reports, you
Speaker 4: know gunmen, terrorists, name them.
Speaker 2: By their names.
Speaker 4: These are Islamic terrorists killing the Christians just the same
Speaker 4: way that they are doing in Syria, just the same
Speaker 4: way they are doing un assassinating Christians with Lebanon. I
Speaker 4: expect in Nigeria right now, they're doing what they did
Speaker 4: in Sudan. Remember in Sudan and Congo and the early
Speaker 4: between two thousand and two thousand and five, five million
Speaker 4: Christians were flaughtered.
Speaker 1: Five million.
Speaker 4: We're not talking about one hundred thousand people died in Gaza.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, the Jews are committing judicide. We're talking
Speaker 4: five million Sudanese people in Congo that were massacred and slaughtered.
Speaker 4: They're doing the same thing in Nigeria right now. Two
Speaker 4: of the Christians is Islamists are trying to literally ethnic
Speaker 4: cleans the Christian with mass killing, kidnapping and rape. And
Speaker 4: so this is what's happening in Nigeria. What is the
Speaker 4: Christian world doing about it? You know, whatever happened to
Speaker 4: the professing Christians who go to church every Sunday and
Speaker 4: oh you are your brother's keeper, and Jesus said to
Speaker 4: take care of each other, Well, nobody cares about the Christians.
Speaker 4: All these people who are demonstrating for for Palestine, for Palestine,
Speaker 4: they care about the Palestinians, who, by the way, would
Speaker 4: split our throat and a second, did they get a
Speaker 4: chance to Yet they're not saying a word about the
Speaker 4: Christians in Nigeria who are being literally slaughtered to death
Speaker 4: in mass that's a problem.
Speaker 1: Well Forgit Gabriel, Act Foramerica, DOT organ informations out there,
Speaker 1: and that's the plan. We got to talk more often.
Speaker 1: Bragitque Gabriel. You're a great American and thanks for coming
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Show. Let's keep those lines of
Speaker 1: communication open. You have credibility on this topic. We need
Speaker 1: this information. Pragite, thank you very much. God bless you,
Speaker 1: and God bless America. Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Thank you my friend being with you, God bless you.
Speaker 1: I let's continue with more. The truth will set us
Speaker 1: all free. The world is watching the obliteration of Christians
Speaker 1: in most parts of Africa got their handsome Muslim extremists,
Speaker 1: and everyone's kind of no one deal with it because
Speaker 1: it is so awful. They want to ignore it. Well,
Speaker 1: Brigit Gabriel does not ignore it, nor do I. Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham seven hundred WLW me.
Speaker 6: For me, I like Cincinnati because it gives me the
Speaker 6: opportunity to come here and focus. You know, I'm not
Speaker 6: distracted out here. It's not too much too many things
Speaker 6: to get me, you know, off pace out here, you know,
Speaker 6: and it's strictly what I'm focused on. That's really tone
Speaker 6: vision for me to play football. And so I mean,
Speaker 6: at the end of the day, the food's not the best.
Speaker 2: We can work on that, but.
Speaker 6: I'm not used to the food yet. But you know, overall,
Speaker 6: I mean, honestly, I just I just think that's the
Speaker 6: biggest picture for me, is that it's you know, I
Speaker 6: don't have no distract actual and I can just play
Speaker 6: football and my quarterbacks here.
Speaker 1: Hello, Bietulls, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 3: Hi.
Speaker 1: Segment we have once again high school Royalty is here
Speaker 1: because the Knights have arrived. Silver Knights, excuse me, the
Speaker 1: Silver Knights or some of country day Grandon Roader here
Speaker 1: three times. Segment described the greatness of these athletes.
Speaker 7: Will he These ladies scored four second half goals to
Speaker 7: defeat Ghana Columbus Academy four nil for the Division four
Speaker 7: Girls state championship, their third consecutive state title, their sixth overall,
Speaker 7: moving the school into second place for most girls soccer
Speaker 7: titles and state history. And we got assistant coach Eric
Speaker 7: Unwin with us today. The head coach, Mike fe Uh
Speaker 7: has got He's got cafeteria duties.
Speaker 1: Infretarian duties. Got to catch it up in Eric Uh
Speaker 1: described the last game. What happened? How certain were you
Speaker 1: you were going to win? What were the greatness of
Speaker 1: these girls? Were they a mighty tsunami coming out of
Speaker 1: the bowels of the Pacific Ocean, washing across the land,
Speaker 1: picking up the dead bodies of their opponents? Described the
Speaker 1: last game in detail, give me a full report.
Speaker 8: So we started out the first half, we out shot them,
Speaker 8: probably twelve to nothing.
Speaker 1: We never found the back of the net. So we
Speaker 1: made a little change at halftime. We made the change. Yes,
Speaker 1: I whispered it into Mike's ear. I said, we don't
Speaker 1: know what you're doing. I'm taking over as we should
Speaker 1: make this little change. And what was the change when
Speaker 1: a change.
Speaker 8: Was actually moving Carolyn who's here today, to the ten spot,
Speaker 8: the ten spot, and she scored in fourteen seconds in
Speaker 8: the second half.
Speaker 1: So without you, summon the country Day and the Silver
Speaker 1: Knights had no chance no, I think they would have
Speaker 1: been quite all right. They would have been okay. Introduced
Speaker 1: the girls and left to right. So we have Carolyn
Speaker 1: over here, we have Sydney, we have Zoe, and we
Speaker 1: have and now how does it look for next year?
Speaker 1: These are all seniors. The rest of the team, I
Speaker 1: guess it's on academic probation and couldn't make it. But
Speaker 1: these four seniors have straight a's and everything they do undefeated, untied,
Speaker 1: unscored on in soccer. And how does it look next
Speaker 1: year when these girls graduate move on to college.
Speaker 8: So we're we're losing eight total seniors we were, We're
Speaker 8: losing some, we're losing some leadership, but we have some
Speaker 8: juniors and some sophomores that are definitely capable of stepping up.
Speaker 8: We have we have a lot of talent returning, but
Speaker 8: they're gonna be hard to replace. So it's been it's
Speaker 8: been a good four years with these four.
Speaker 1: Here's your number one opponent locally, who you look forward
Speaker 1: to kicking the crap out of?
Speaker 8: Who are our toughest matchup recently has been Indian Hill.
Speaker 8: There they've been a very tough matchup.
Speaker 1: Did you beat them in the tournament? We beat them
Speaker 1: two to one in the tournament. Yeah, it was, it
Speaker 1: was close. It was yeah.
Speaker 8: The first half was we're down one oh at halftime
Speaker 8: and we had Yeah, we we handled the pressure and
Speaker 8: we we found two goals in the second half. CCD
Speaker 8: is always a great rival and we enjoy we enjoyed
Speaker 8: playing them also, sick.
Speaker 1: Say give us some quickly, sports, and I have to
Speaker 1: ask some questions to these girls academically to see how
Speaker 1: good the education is at Summer Country Day.
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Speaker 7: three one fifty one twenty four Sports, you heard the
Speaker 7: Jamar Chase air at the start, right someone he is
Speaker 7: out for he has to sit out Sunday's game with
Speaker 7: the Patriots. Maybe can go into radio booth like that
Speaker 7: with a damn life?
Speaker 1: Can he spin on that player Ramsey? Yes or no?
Speaker 1: What do you say? Well, they showed the video it
Speaker 1: went downward Austin and Fox nineteen said it did he
Speaker 1: hit him? Spitt hit that player?
Speaker 7: Let's see you ring Bengals Ring of Honor inductee and
Speaker 7: legendary quarterback Can Anderson now a semi finalists for the
Speaker 7: Pro Football Hall of Fame, along with eight other former
Speaker 7: players being considered by the Senior Committee, Roger Craig, Henry Ellard,
Speaker 7: Else Green, Joe Jacobe, Eddie Medder, Stanley Morgan, Steve Tasker,
Speaker 7: and the big o otis Taylor.
Speaker 1: Pretty good? How many get in only one year three?
Speaker 1: Or let's see he deserves to be in? Do you agree?
Speaker 5: Eric?
Speaker 2: Do you?
Speaker 1: Thank you? I agree? A great number.
Speaker 7: Fourteen finalists will be announced in early December next month.
Speaker 1: What about FC, because we have a goaltender here from
Speaker 1: someone who wants to take over goalkeeping.
Speaker 7: Columbus Academy will he had someone out shot him twenty
Speaker 7: three nil.
Speaker 1: That's a bad sign right there. Yeah, how did they
Speaker 1: get that far having such a bad team? Coach? Twenty
Speaker 1: three zip? That's not good. They are actually a really,
Speaker 1: really good team. What happened?
Speaker 8: We scouted really well out of them, and we just
Speaker 8: ran at him and a lot of teams they struggle
Speaker 8: to handle.
Speaker 1: How quick we are on the field, quicking fast like lightning, grease,
Speaker 1: lightning so well, coach. Congratulations. You know, I always ask
Speaker 1: questions of the girls to see the level of their
Speaker 1: educational achievement, to see if these girls know anything about life.
Speaker 1: And I take these questions from the US citizenship test.
Speaker 1: So are you prepared?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: What are the three branches of the US federal government? Judicial, legislative,
Speaker 1: and executive. That's pretty good, right there, segment. Do you
Speaker 1: like that one? Very good? What is the number of
Speaker 1: US Supreme Court Justices? How many of the number? How
Speaker 1: many are there? Got some music here, give me a guess. Ten,
Speaker 1: You're one off nine, So we have to mark that
Speaker 1: one down. Eric didn't do well, and that was close enough.
Speaker 1: Who's the governor of the state of Ohio. Who's the
Speaker 1: Vice President of the United States? How many US Senators
Speaker 1: are there in the United States? Senate Verry? Good there,
Speaker 1: Now this is a little tougher one. How many members
Speaker 1: of the House of Representatives are there? US Congress? Very good?
Speaker 1: Very good. You know who the Speaker of the House is.
Speaker 1: He ran the Olympics. He ran the Olympics in nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty four in Atlanta. Michael Johnson, right. What is the
Speaker 1: capital of the state of Kentucky. Frankfurt. Bad, not bad?
Speaker 1: All right, I'm gonna go to two more other questions.
Speaker 1: Who did America fight in the War of eighteen twelve?
Speaker 1: And by the way, the enemy burned down the White
Speaker 1: House and the US Capitol. That's a bad sign. When
Speaker 1: your capital is burned and the White House is burned,
Speaker 1: that's a bad sign. So who did in America fight
Speaker 1: in the War of eighteen twelve?
Speaker 2: There?
Speaker 1: How about that? How about World War two? America, along
Speaker 1: with the Allies bought the Axis Powers of World War Two.
Speaker 1: There were three nations as part of the Axis Powers.
Speaker 1: Who are those three nations? Italy are good? I'm a
Speaker 1: good one, right there, coach, not bad, not bad? Now,
Speaker 1: this is like it's academic you see you be on TV.
Speaker 1: As you know, the first ten amendments US Constitution are
Speaker 1: called the Bill of Rights. There's a total of twenty
Speaker 1: seven amendments. As you know, the first ten of the
Speaker 1: Bill of Rights give me three or four personal rights
Speaker 1: guaranteed by the first Amendment.
Speaker 6: Freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, freedom to practice religion
Speaker 6: and what we're doing now, freedom offfrects.
Speaker 1: And also have right to association and petition your government.
Speaker 1: That's pretty good. What is the Second Amendment deal with
Speaker 1: the US Constitution? Gun rights? Yeah?
Speaker 3: She is.
Speaker 1: Gun rights. Well what do you think, Eric? Not bad?
Speaker 1: Not too bad? I have the Supreme Court question. I
Speaker 1: don't know if to talk to the history. Nine, but
Speaker 1: you know it changes. It was as many as ten
Speaker 1: until eighteen sixty seven. Then the US Congress fixed the
Speaker 1: number at nine because they didn't add too many tie
Speaker 1: votes five to five? So does those make it nine?
Speaker 1: It's been nine since eighteen sixty seven. You may not
Speaker 1: know this one. Who's the Chief Justice of the United
Speaker 1: States Supreme Court? John Roberts. That's it right there. And ladies,
Speaker 1: one other thing I want to talk to you about
Speaker 1: male and female achievement. The county prosecutor, her name is
Speaker 1: Connie Pillage. She's a female. The three county commissioners are
Speaker 1: all female. The chief of Police thigs she was a
Speaker 1: female till she got fired. The Chief Justice of the
Speaker 1: e Supreme Court is a female. The coroner is a female,
Speaker 1: The auditor is a female. The treasurer is a female.
Speaker 1: We men need affirmative action. Would you agree? We need
Speaker 1: help so you have a choice in life to succeed
Speaker 1: and don't be a clown. I have three ready for
Speaker 1: my three rules of life? Graduate? Can you do that?
Speaker 1: We'll try. Yes, work or go to school? Can you
Speaker 1: do that? Yes? And three? Don't commit crimes? Can you
Speaker 1: do that? If you do those three things, don't need
Speaker 1: a government program, don't need a handout, get to work,
Speaker 1: Defend the American way of life, believe in God, family
Speaker 1: in America. You know what I'm saying. And don't be
Speaker 1: a clown.
Speaker 4: Go.
Speaker 1: I think they're ready to run through the door. They are.
Speaker 1: Other teens came. They want another shot at Columbus Academy.
Speaker 1: They don't want another shot, they want Mountain, Notre Dame.
Speaker 1: That's you know. They're going to play for FC Cincinnati Sunday.
Speaker 1: The goaltender, you're how many goals have been scored on
Speaker 1: you this year?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: I'm not sure any, probably around ten ten? And what's
Speaker 1: your what's the final record of the team? Coach? We
Speaker 1: went twenty two zero and two.
Speaker 7: Sign her up? Where's pat noon? And get him on
Speaker 7: the size of those hands?
Speaker 1: What do you think? Big hands? Girls? Congratulations and a
Speaker 1: life well led. You've been a success in sports, now
Speaker 1: will be a success in life. Aint you segment coaching gratulations?
Speaker 1: Thank you, some of a country Day. All hail the
Speaker 1: Silver Knights segment give me out of a stuge report,
Speaker 1: please will.
Speaker 7: You and honor of the state champion the Summit Country Day,
Speaker 7: Silver Knights of Division four Girls of Soccer undefeated untied
Speaker 7: on scort on. We leave you with the immortal words
Speaker 7: of the stood report.
Speaker 2: Always stood to be with you, Bill, see you later.
Speaker 1: Whose voice is that very good? On seven hundred wlw
Speaker 1: hright belly Cunningham, the Great American And we've scheduled a
Speaker 1: couple of allmakers. Come on, But the House of Representatives
Speaker 1: at two o'clock and Plumbus are having shall we say,
Speaker 1: a voting session right now, and one of the votes
Speaker 1: is on the issue of hemp being in some of
Speaker 1: these beverages. So we're going to see down the road
Speaker 1: what comes of it. I am told by some that
Speaker 1: a deals been struck between the House and the Senate
Speaker 1: and that they're poised today demand quote all intoxicating hemp
Speaker 1: products under deal shared with Columbus Dispatch has a two
Speaker 1: year long debate over THHC policy is set to come
Speaker 1: to an end. And it's kind of an anomaly, shall
Speaker 1: we say, because an American law, US law, you cannot
Speaker 1: sell possess marijuana. But about thirty seven states have those
Speaker 1: laws and they're ignored. And now relative to hemp, whether
Speaker 1: that law is going to be enforced or not is
Speaker 1: beyond me. It shows a little bit of, shall we say,
Speaker 1: disrespect for the system. When federal law says you cannot
Speaker 1: possess marijuana, and thirty seven states say, oh, yes you can,
Speaker 1: then the states don't. Then the states aren't prosecuted. No
Speaker 1: one has prosecuted. You simply ignore it. Many states have
Speaker 1: hemp infused products of point three or greater of THHC,
Speaker 1: which is the intoxicating part of the hemp plant, doing
Speaker 1: very well. They've taken the place of beer craft beer.
Speaker 1: Especially those in their twenties, thirties and forties, certainly love
Speaker 1: to smoke a hemp and hemp drink confused with THC.
Speaker 1: It tastes good and has a slight intoxicating effect. And
Speaker 1: this began when certain service stations a year or two
Speaker 1: ago would sell these products to teenagers. They almost look
Speaker 1: like fruit drinks. I've never had one of you, and
Speaker 1: those who haven't tell me that they're very good, and
Speaker 1: they want to keep selling them. There's a multi, multi
Speaker 1: hundreds of millions of dollars of business built up around
Speaker 1: these products just in Ohio. I'm going to have on
Speaker 1: Rob Sanders tomorrow talk about Kentucky what's happening there. But
Speaker 1: in Ohio it's taken the place largely of craft beer.
Speaker 1: No one drinks these THCHC, hemp and fused products and
Speaker 1: suddenly want to get in a fight with someone. But
Speaker 1: when it comes to alcohol, that's a different issue. So
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. I know the Governor, Mike DeWine and
Speaker 1: Speak of the House don't like it at all, and
Speaker 1: so there's a deal struck. Supposedly they're voting on it
Speaker 1: today or tomorrow. I'll report back to you on that
Speaker 1: as it transpires. To me, I wouldn't use the product.
Speaker 1: I don't smoke cigarettes. I think they should be legal.
Speaker 1: I don't drink alcohol. I have a glass of wine
Speaker 1: every now and then. That's about about it. And they're legal.
Speaker 1: I doubt I'm ever going to smoke marijuana. It's legal,
Speaker 1: although the FEDS say it's illegal and they don't enforce it.
Speaker 1: But if you as an American, and I know many
Speaker 1: my buddies have CBD products they use for sleep and
Speaker 1: other purposes, and there's many football players or others have
Speaker 1: had injuries and they believe using marijuana assists to begin medical.
Speaker 1: Now it's full blown, except in Kentucky, which is only medical.
Speaker 1: I think Indiana has nothing. So we're going to follow
Speaker 1: it to let you know what the law is and
Speaker 1: whether it's going to be enforced or not. I don't
Speaker 1: know what fifty West a great business, for example in
Speaker 1: the New Town area, would they ignore the law but
Speaker 1: you can't get the product. I understand they make their
Speaker 1: own product. So I don't know. It's complete confusion. So
Speaker 1: at some time I hope and the next day or
Speaker 1: two to become clear, and then federally that the users
Speaker 1: of these products, the manufacturers, the bars, the restaurants, the
Speaker 1: craft beer makers have one year to comply and one
Speaker 1: year to sell and over that one year, at least
Speaker 1: in Ohio, I know there'll be massive back and forth,
Speaker 1: a lot of politics and going on to determine whether
Speaker 1: or not these products should be legal or not. We'll
Speaker 1: see what happens. Secondly, you heard Matt Reees talk about
Speaker 1: here we go again the Epstein files, which is a
Speaker 1: nice diversion. When I look to my left, I see
Speaker 1: our beloved president with MBS Muhammad bin Salmon from Saudi
Speaker 1: Arabia signing a one trillion dollar deal of investing money
Speaker 1: into America, along with Toyota, which has agreed to spend
Speaker 1: a trillion I'm sorry, a trillion dollars and automobile plants
Speaker 1: all over the country. We have a president that is
Speaker 1: folk on business. What a no a novel idea. Also,
Speaker 1: we're going to restart many nuclear power plants, which is
Speaker 1: the cleanest form of energy imaginable at very low price,
Speaker 1: and along with a clean coal plants are going to
Speaker 1: be restarted. Property bills, property taxes are through the roof.
Speaker 1: If you own a home, you know what happens with
Speaker 1: utility bills. It's bad. In fact, I've had utility bills
Speaker 1: first time in my life of seven hundred dollars in
Speaker 1: the summer, a little bit high, and I thought, no,
Speaker 1: what's this? And so I can't imagine being a younger
Speaker 1: American starting out. And by the way, the average American
Speaker 1: now buying a home is forty years old having to
Speaker 1: deal with these additional expenses because of the failure of
Speaker 1: generally liberal policies. You know, Democrats talk about affordability what
Speaker 1: has made utilities less affordable. It's because of this so
Speaker 1: called Green New Deal, which is a canard, it's a hoax.
Speaker 1: The Green New Deal means that we don't have nuclear power,
Speaker 1: don't have coal powered power plants. Evs had subsidies. As
Speaker 1: a consequence, those businesses are collapsing. They have nothing to
Speaker 1: take their place. It's going to be what a year
Speaker 1: to three years to restart nuclear power plants, which is
Speaker 1: great clean energy, and the energy needs the next seven
Speaker 1: eight years are going to double. That means the price
Speaker 1: you pay for electricity and for fuels going to skyrocket.
Speaker 1: Can't afford it. And it's a failure of the policy
Speaker 1: of the Democrat party who complains about affordability, where their
Speaker 1: products and their ideas and their policies make life unaffordable.
Speaker 1: The most unaffordable place to live in in America are
Speaker 1: the blue cities and a blue state in which they've
Speaker 1: controlled the policies, not just for years of decades, many
Speaker 1: cases for one hundred years. So they talk and talk
Speaker 1: and talk and talk about affordability, but their policies make
Speaker 1: life unaffordable. The media won't call them on that. I
Speaker 1: just did in the city of Cincinnati, starter homes or
Speaker 1: over a million dollars. Who can afford that? Oakley's putting
Speaker 1: up brand new homes between one point three and one
Speaker 1: point seven million dollars. Is that affordable when you build apartments,
Speaker 1: which is many of segment Dennis's rich friends are building
Speaker 1: these huge apartment complexes all over the place. Because you
Speaker 1: can get rents between fifteen hundred and four thousand dollars
Speaker 1: a month in rent. The money should be going toward
Speaker 1: buying a brand new home, but don't work that way.
Speaker 1: You can't afford it. And the policies of the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party make life unaffordable. Then they talk about affordability whenever
Speaker 1: Akeem Jefferies or mayor have to have Pierrevo open their
Speaker 1: mouths to talk about the affordability crisis. Their policies have
Speaker 1: caused the affordability crisis because it makes it hard to
Speaker 1: produce new energy and makes it hard to go into stores,
Speaker 1: many of which time in urban areas of high real
Speaker 1: estate taxes and high insurance and high rents. Because of
Speaker 1: the policyroblems in many major American cities, and as a consequence,
Speaker 1: they talk about affordability, but it gets more unaffordable. In
Speaker 1: New York city. Mom Donnie is going to spend the
Speaker 1: next four years trying to attack the affordability crisis by
Speaker 1: eliminating more apartment buildings. The way to have rents go
Speaker 1: down is to have more places to live, you know,
Speaker 1: the old idea, the law of supply and demand. When
Speaker 1: you have little supply and great demand, the prices are
Speaker 1: going to go up. In his case, which is popular
Speaker 1: in Democratic circles, is to have rent freezes. You can't
Speaker 1: raise rent well, guess what for apartment owners. Utilities are
Speaker 1: going up, real estate taxes are going up. They're not
Speaker 1: incentivized to build new apartments. In fact, they're trying to
Speaker 1: hang on till maybe Mom Donnie or have to have
Speaker 1: peerival leaves office. To make life more affordable. You don't
Speaker 1: make rents more affordable by getting rid of millions of
Speaker 1: apartments through a rent freeze. The rent freeze, by the way,
Speaker 1: means there will be no new apartment it's built, which
Speaker 1: means rents go up. And the Green New Deal, supposed
Speaker 1: to hold down expenses and increased expenses, is the opposite.
Speaker 1: The policies of the Democratic Party makes life unaffordable, and
Speaker 1: that's what is behind the cry of Democrats about the
Speaker 1: affordability crisis, blaming who that'll blame themselves. Blame themselves, whether
Speaker 1: it's public education that stinks in urban areas, or whether
Speaker 1: it's the sanctuary city cry, defunding the police, or rent
Speaker 1: freezes or non enforcement of criminal statutes make life unbearable.
Speaker 1: You put all that together and the cost of life
Speaker 1: goes up, not down. So we'll see what happens with that.
Speaker 1: And it's Matt Reeves brought up here. We're back to
Speaker 1: Epstein again. And I saw a headline last night on
Speaker 1: CNN that said the Epstein crisis is haunting the Trump presidency.
Speaker 1: I've read that, and I said, what, that's wishful thinking
Speaker 1: by CNN. It's not anyone what's gonna happen. And this
Speaker 1: was brought up about a half an hour ago by
Speaker 1: a Pam Bondi news conference, and I tried to watch
Speaker 1: some of it and what she said, the law requires
Speaker 1: the non disclosure of rape victims, especially miners, and it's
Speaker 1: against the law to give out their names. You might
Speaker 1: know that when channels five, nine, twelve, nineteen or US
Speaker 1: we talk about a juvenile, we don't mention the juvenile's name.
Speaker 1: And if the juvenile victim has occurred because of the
Speaker 1: ages we don't talk about. Then we don't talk about
Speaker 1: the person's name at all. It's deleted. Also, we have many,
Speaker 1: many laws against publicizing child porn, would you agree? And
Speaker 1: that should happen got a terrible problem. Also, there's ongoing
Speaker 1: investigations by the Department of Justice of individuals and the
Speaker 1: child trafficking business, plusure of national security matters. So when
Speaker 1: these files are further released, so far there's been sixty
Speaker 1: thousand emails released by the Estate and by the House
Speaker 1: Oversight Committee sixty thousand, and they've been wonderful about identifying
Speaker 1: some individuals who preyed upon these girls, but up to
Speaker 1: this point their names have been blocked out. Don't know.
Speaker 1: So when the files are released sometime in the next
Speaker 1: thirty days, we think there's gonna be large sections of
Speaker 1: it that are blocked out because many of the victims
Speaker 1: of Jeffrey Epstein and Julane Maxwell do not want their
Speaker 1: name used. They have the right to have their name
Speaker 1: taken out. As a victim of a crime, you don't
Speaker 1: have to give the name, okay, And many of these
Speaker 1: girls were told by Epstein under threats, you have to
Speaker 1: recruit one or two more girls, otherwise you're going to
Speaker 1: have hell to pay. So, in a sense, the girls
Speaker 1: were the bridge between Jeffrey Epstein and new victims. They
Speaker 1: especially don't want their names used because now they're in
Speaker 1: their thirties, forties, and fifties, they have their lives established,
Speaker 1: they have husbands, they have boyfriends, they have kids, they
Speaker 1: have grandkids. They're over it, and so there's going to
Speaker 1: be large pages that are blocked out in the Epstein files,
Speaker 1: anything relative to child pornography under the age of eighteen, comments, labels, words, videos,
Speaker 1: pictures are all blocked out because a young victim has
Speaker 1: the right not to have her identity known and her
Speaker 1: body displayed to the world, So all that's going to
Speaker 1: be blocked out. There are many ongoing investigations involving men,
Speaker 1: especially in Florida, for example, who abuse girls, and there's
Speaker 1: no statute of limitations in Florida on the rape of
Speaker 1: a child. It used to be six years, then they
Speaker 1: made it ten years. Then they said to heck with it,
Speaker 1: let's make it a lifetime ban. And so you cannot
Speaker 1: release information in the Epstein Files about a person involved
Speaker 1: in an ongoing investigation. Add On top of that more
Speaker 1: blackout pages national security. It's been reported by The New
Speaker 1: York Times that there was a prime minister from Israel
Speaker 1: name named Ahood. He was there for about a year
Speaker 1: and a half who communicate with Jeffrey Epstein to contact
Speaker 1: rich Russian oligarchs about a national security matter that's going
Speaker 1: to be exxed out. So when these tens of thousands
Speaker 1: of more pages are made public, there's going to be
Speaker 1: large sections that'll be blocked out because they don't want
Speaker 1: to identify the victims of a child rape, they don't
Speaker 1: want to put child pornography matters in the public record,
Speaker 1: and there's ongoing investigations. So what's going to happen. The
Speaker 1: Democrats in the media will jump with both feet on
Speaker 1: top of Pam Bondi for not releasing information that she's
Speaker 1: barred from releasing. Add On top of that, the following
Speaker 1: it's been well documented that there's a large painting of
Speaker 1: President Bill Clinton wearing a blue dress in high heels
Speaker 1: in Jeffrey Epstein's study, And this painting is like four
Speaker 1: by six feet. It's huge. Bill Clinton invited Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 1: into the White House something like seventeen times. How many
Speaker 1: times did Trump invite him in zero? Didn't happen? A
Speaker 1: King Jeffries, who's a House Minority leader second in command,
Speaker 1: wants to be the Speaker of the House. He's mentioned
Speaker 1: all over the Epstein files to date, including the fact
Speaker 1: that in twenty thirteen, a King Jeffries solicited Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 1: to make financial contributions to his campaign fund under the
Speaker 1: idea that I am the next Brooklyn Barack. At that point,
Speaker 1: you might recall, Obama was in the White House. And
Speaker 1: then you have many other Democrats, including Hillary Clinton, who
Speaker 1: has taken the fifth and refused to give statements about
Speaker 1: her involvement with Jeffrey Epstein, and President Bill Clinton has
Speaker 1: also refused to make statements. Now, on top of that Democrats,
Speaker 1: you have a Representative Stacy Plaskett of she's a Democrat
Speaker 1: African American female, and she was questioning Michael Cohen in
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen about the doings inside the Trumpet White House.
Speaker 1: And she was texting with that same Jeffrey Epstein herself
Speaker 1: in twenty nineteen, in which Epstein would communicate with state
Speaker 1: with US Representative Stacey Plaskett questions to ask Michael Cohen,
Speaker 1: so you have the head of the Democrats in the
Speaker 1: House soliciting money from Jeffrey Epstein. He wants to keep
Speaker 1: that quiet. You have the President of United States who
Speaker 1: invited Jeffrey Epstein, Bill Clinton into the White House seventeen
Speaker 1: times and solicited large amounts of money from him, and
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein paid the Clinton's a lot of money. Then
Speaker 1: you have you have US Representative Plasquette who's getting her
Speaker 1: questions from Jeffrey Epstein himself before he went to jail
Speaker 1: and hung himself. So there's enough individuals to go around.
Speaker 1: We do know, according to NBC News, that there's been
Speaker 1: nothing released to date that indicates that President Donald Trump
Speaker 1: was involved in any improper activities with Jeffrey Epstein any
Speaker 1: But we know Democrats frequently did interact with Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 1: He gave them lots of money, and the Democrats knew
Speaker 1: he was a large financier worth a billion dollars and
Speaker 1: he was used in abusing Democrats for a long time.
Speaker 1: So put that in your pipe and smoke it. Let's
Speaker 1: continue with more. And lastly, the Indian Hill tamp situation
Speaker 1: is percolating. I think the truth's going to be a
Speaker 1: few days before the football game itself, there was a student,
Speaker 1: a troubled student at Indian Hill who punched four or
Speaker 1: five holes in the wall in the visitor's locker room
Speaker 1: that did not matriculate up to the level. The superintendent
Speaker 1: didn't it and one of those things in school that happened.
Speaker 1: They were going to repair it. The game itself was played,
Speaker 1: t half loss, came in and aggravated the situation and
Speaker 1: by punching more holes in the wall. When it was
Speaker 1: determined that night there were two or three rangers on site.
Speaker 1: They went in, took some pictures and made a asked
Speaker 1: the Indian Hill if they want to make a report.
Speaker 1: They said, sure, but we're not going to pursue. We
Speaker 1: want nobody charged. We want this thing to go away.
Speaker 1: So they made a report. It was either Trisha Mackie
Speaker 1: or Sreet Pullelo got to copy the report. An indicated
Speaker 1: Indian Hill football players trashed the visiting locker room. That
Speaker 1: was partially true, it had been trashed by a trouble
Speaker 1: student ahead of time, but then they made a lot
Speaker 1: more holes in the wall and threw trash around. This
Speaker 1: is not a racial issue, This is a behavioral issue.
Speaker 1: If the kids who did that were from Sycamore High
Speaker 1: School or older, the same thing would have happened. That
Speaker 1: happened to the boys from boys from Taft. So this
Speaker 1: has much to do about nothing, nothing to do about race,
Speaker 1: but everything to do about be behavior. I know the school.
Speaker 1: Indian Hill and taff both of them want this thing
Speaker 1: to die if the media would let it die. Let's continue.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WW. There's the final
Speaker 1: snap of the game.
Speaker 5: The Patriots begins celebrating as they come to pay Course
Speaker 5: Stadium and hand the Bengals an opening day loss. The
Speaker 5: final score New England sixteen and Cincinnati ten.
Speaker 1: Hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting my rock. Here we go again.
Speaker 1: More issues his action. Indian Hill and Taffy they think
Speaker 1: they were screwed, blue tattooed, and barbecued by some bad
Speaker 1: referee calls. Kind of like Mueller when the rescue.
Speaker 9: Keep saying that you keep saying that you're diminishing the loss,
Speaker 9: so you could not be further from the truth. Faulty
Speaker 9: officiating was saint X a personal foul penalty on Kobe
Speaker 9: Clapper as he was standing over his own player, not
Speaker 9: the molar quarterback gave him a first down.
Speaker 1: It was fourth and twenty three. We still got it.
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear the facts. I know you don't.
Speaker 1: I'm told the Molar guys were screwed, blut and tattooed
Speaker 1: and barbecued by a Sanex alumnus who was the referee
Speaker 1: for the game. Is that true as absolutely not. I
Speaker 1: don't want to hear that, Sure I do. Let's talk
Speaker 1: about Indian Hill. By the way, Indian Hill.
Speaker 9: The head coach of Indian Hill is John Rodenberg, who
Speaker 9: was my eighth grade teacher.
Speaker 1: Former Molar coach, former Molar coach, four year coach at Lassau. Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, okay, and then he went to great, great guy, guy,
Speaker 9: great football coach.
Speaker 1: Last night I'm watching everything simultaneously, there was an allegation
Speaker 1: that the Taft Senators after the game they lost, trash
Speaker 1: the visiting locker room in Indian Hill. I saw the pictures.
Speaker 1: I saw the whole thing this morning or maybe late
Speaker 1: last night. One of the father slash coaches of Taft
Speaker 1: happened to take a video inside the locker room as
Speaker 1: the boys were coming in at five thirty seven pm
Speaker 1: before the game and the kickoff was like at seven
Speaker 1: seven oh five, about an horon twenty minutes, and there
Speaker 1: was some holes in the wall of the locker room
Speaker 1: before the Taft senators got there. Now I am told
Speaker 1: by a knowledgeable source that crime, well, the crime is
Speaker 1: this that there was a troubled student, Indian Hill at
Speaker 1: some point a few days earlier, put his fist through
Speaker 1: the wall. He was a singular hole or multiple holes,
Speaker 1: four or five holes single, well, it was one person
Speaker 1: you could tell though. It was about shoulder length and
Speaker 1: it was it was so one hole or multiple multiple, okay.
Speaker 1: And then it was thought, well, what are we going
Speaker 1: to do? They talked to the parents, you know, it's
Speaker 1: all private. Okay, we got to what are we gonna
Speaker 1: We're gonna fix this at some point right Indian Hill
Speaker 1: uses it gives the locker room over to Taft and
Speaker 1: after the game there's many more holes of a different quality.
Speaker 9: And it looked like to me the size of the
Speaker 9: holes would indicate to me if someone like took their helmet,
Speaker 9: swung their helmet and hit it.
Speaker 1: It looks like, I don't know, and it's much worse.
Speaker 1: So now the media between the first news cast yesterday
Speaker 1: at five and eleven o'clock. Local media spiked the story
Speaker 1: completely because they had the more information about it was
Speaker 1: that way before. Now I'm told that Indian Hill wants
Speaker 1: nothing to do. You may not know that Indian Hill
Speaker 1: is somewhat liberal. You may think they're conservative. No, I
Speaker 1: don't at all, but yes, yes, so they want this
Speaker 1: thing to go away. They didn't like the fact that
Speaker 1: a police report was filed. Now, as you know, the
Speaker 1: Rangers are there at the game and they were told
Speaker 1: by a coach or assistant coach, go into the locker
Speaker 1: room there and look what happened in the locker room.
Speaker 1: The coaches said, go into the locker room. And the
Speaker 1: Rangers didn't know there was already holes there before the
Speaker 1: game because they right, no, you wouldn't thinks. And so
Speaker 1: the Rangers developed a police report, took some photos after
Speaker 1: the game. So now Atricia Macki and Shrie Plolo and
Speaker 1: I think Tanya wanted a copy of the police report,
Speaker 1: which demonstrated they didn't know there was some damage to
Speaker 1: the wall before the game. So I talked to a coach.
Speaker 9: Coach, a knowligeable source said that there were, in fact
Speaker 9: holes in the Indian Hill locker room early in the season,
Speaker 9: so they had been there one, two, whatever. The original
Speaker 9: ones are there, but there is it confirmed that there
Speaker 9: were more holes after the game that a TAFF player
Speaker 9: did them.
Speaker 1: I think that's I think they answer that question is yes, yes,
Speaker 1: seg What do you say about all this.
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Speaker 1: So now the Irish Rollies, the Lincoln be Wares, the
Speaker 1: rhyming reverence, won an apology from Indian Hill. And we
Speaker 1: didn't even learn anybody right, no, no, that they want
Speaker 1: this to go away. We don't. We don't want to
Speaker 1: go let us out. But the media deal with it today.
Speaker 1: Well they're the ones that started right, yes, but they
Speaker 1: should have started. I can't blame it for Is that
Speaker 1: a story If san X had done the same thing
Speaker 1: at Elder without have been a story, of course, yes,
Speaker 1: by the whole range.
Speaker 9: Yes, but the story was printed before anybody knew that
Speaker 9: there were prior holes.
Speaker 7: Because there's also stories of locker rooms with teams that
Speaker 7: lost in like college football, cleaning up their locker room
Speaker 7: and leaving it spotless.
Speaker 1: And we did at Notre Dame Saga. See, so Notre
Speaker 1: Dame trash locker room the opposite of what you No,
Speaker 1: you don't like that. I don't like the fact. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: I don't want those hyperbole. I'm just saying, Kim, you
Speaker 1: might recall the first game of the year this year.
Speaker 1: Do you recall a team from Louisville came to Taft
Speaker 1: to play a football Trinity Trinity and then never stars
Speaker 1: the right is misbehavior. The Taft Senators beat the crap
Speaker 1: out of them, and those boys got on their bus
Speaker 1: and went back to Louisville. I know there some North
Speaker 1: College Hill, I remember that one wrong on that shots
Speaker 1: and you're like, now the schools don't want to play
Speaker 1: North College Hill. Would you send you little rock out
Speaker 1: to North College Hill?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Well, so what's gonna happen? What's gonna be the result?
Speaker 1: Apologies will be issued. I'm sorry, but they're partially right,
Speaker 1: partially wrong, which is the way life is. Generally sega,
Speaker 1: you done yet? Bengals update?
Speaker 7: Will he brought to you my good spirits and party
Speaker 7: town in Northern Kentucky. Bengals back on that practice field today,
Speaker 7: getting ready for the big game on Sunday against those Patriots.
Speaker 1: Who's playing Bengals Ring of Honor? Remember Can Anderson.
Speaker 7: He's one of nine semi finalists now in the senior
Speaker 7: category for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The finalists
Speaker 7: will be announced next month.
Speaker 1: Should he be in Rock Yes? Yes, he was the
Speaker 1: most quarterback of his generation. He's the only.
Speaker 7: Eligible quarterback with four NFL passing titles not in campon.
Speaker 1: Now, how many more shots does he have at? It
Speaker 1: is a limit? Maybe I'm wrong on that. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Baseball's got a limit, doesn't say here,
Speaker 1: So I don't know. I don't know. So, but he
Speaker 1: would go in as a legend, right or is he
Speaker 1: going just normal? I guess he'd goes. I mean, Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame's a Hall of fame, So I don't know.
Speaker 1: He belongs in the Hall of Fame. The great number fourteen,
Speaker 1: Oscar Pete and Kenny College football tonight to mom be RedHawks?
Speaker 1: What about this face? Another must win to keep their
Speaker 1: hopes alive at Buffalo. Keep the hopes alive. The quarterback left.
Speaker 1: It's terrible, isn't that terrible? The quarterback of mind, don't
Speaker 1: get me a started very said too much. He was
Speaker 1: paid to play, and he left, so get ready for
Speaker 1: the NFL draft and leftist team. So that happened.
Speaker 9: That happened that like an like two hours before the
Speaker 9: game that I called there last week. I'm not at
Speaker 9: liberty to say exactly what happened, but he was not
Speaker 9: available to play, and then he's since been removed from them.
Speaker 1: How much was he paid? I can't say say your reaction.
Speaker 7: Red's Update Willie hot Stove League six oh five right
Speaker 7: here on seven hundred w LW. The Reds President of
Speaker 7: Baseball Operations, Nick Krawl, will be the special guest tonight
Speaker 7: with Tommy t and Jimmy d. What about Duke Tobin?
Speaker 7: What about him still electing players? I guess special guests
Speaker 7: And hopefully the boys will ask him about if the
Speaker 7: Reds are going to make some kind of horror what
Speaker 7: about it?
Speaker 1: The Middletown Zone, Kyle some money, him some money some
Speaker 1: odd Sundays. I'll get it up.
Speaker 7: He's got he has an event. He has an event
Speaker 7: tonight in Middletown.
Speaker 1: He does, will be there. I will be there and
Speaker 1: I'll talk to him. Three hundred million dollars ten million
Speaker 1: a year in the next five years, then the other
Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty before start and defer you like.
Speaker 6: That I do.
Speaker 9: Can you see if you see the American way, like
Speaker 9: hold off of payments until way on down the line
Speaker 9: and then hopefully never revisited them.
Speaker 1: Yes, okay, Griff, accept the payment in a red city
Speaker 1: in the red state without an income tax. How about that?
Speaker 1: Make your residency in Tennessee and have no income in
Speaker 1: the suburbs and have no tax. Can I do that?
Speaker 9: Can defer my tax? Declare my residency to be Nationville, Tennessee.
Speaker 1: Physically present. You have to be physically present. There's evidence
Speaker 1: you're not physically present, like right now, I want to
Speaker 1: live there. I'll try it ano or something. I don't know.
Speaker 1: See you in jail everything you can, I'll visit. I
Speaker 1: visit my friends and show from jail, we'll come and
Speaker 1: see you one Well, you ever visit a friend of
Speaker 1: yours in prison? I've been there three times. He rose.
Speaker 1: I didn't go. I did not go to Illinois, but
Speaker 1: I did go to a couple of friends of mine
Speaker 1: at tax invasion and I went down to federal facility
Speaker 1: he's gone in. Talked to him a little bit.
Speaker 7: I remember a few years ago we wanted to do
Speaker 7: the show out at Lebanon Correctional and else.
Speaker 1: William C. Dahman wanted wanted to do the show out.
Speaker 1: Darren Bill Dolman would put me on in the range
Speaker 1: at night. So I started with friendship with him. So
Speaker 1: he said, let's walk around. The guys love to see you.
Speaker 1: I'm walking around the Levenon Correction Institution. We go into
Speaker 1: this secluded area. Door was heavy, got into another door, Okay,
Speaker 1: come on, and I walked in with him. I'm walking
Speaker 1: over the legs of these guys sitting there. They're playing checkers,
Speaker 1: playing cards, walking over their legs. I get to the
Speaker 1: end of the range, about twenty five prisoners, and I said,
Speaker 1: what are these guys in for? He said, they're rapists
Speaker 1: and mass murderers. Walking through them. I said they're what?
Speaker 1: He said, yeah. I said, well you're the warden and
Speaker 1: they listen to me. I'm sonning autographs on on like
Speaker 1: cast I said, what are we doing? He said? I said,
Speaker 1: what are we doing here? He said, they're harmless? Is
Speaker 1: that's what happened to you? Was sign autogress. That's all
Speaker 1: I did. Okay, I'm not doing it. And I said,
Speaker 1: what the hell are we doing in here? He said,
Speaker 1: no problem, William C. Talpon. It would never happened these days.
Speaker 1: Never never put me on in the range. They'd listen
Speaker 1: to me. They wanted to meet me. So I'm going
Speaker 1: to meet the mass murderers and child rapist walked over
Speaker 1: their legs. Did you tell them? I said, Hey, guys,
Speaker 1: if you ever get out, don't do it again. Do
Speaker 1: that crap again? Okay, okay, Well then I getting out.
Speaker 1: They're probably still there. It's been about thirty years. They're
Speaker 1: still there. I'll go see him again. And you get
Speaker 1: privileges up there to farm. It's a big deal. They
Speaker 1: have a big farming operation and they can like playing
Speaker 1: your own like avaca or whatever. You get out walk
Speaker 1: around and uh, you know, it's not a bad deal.
Speaker 1: But you don't want to be in this one range
Speaker 1: that I was in. You don't want to. I know
Speaker 1: what's on the big show today. Unlet's see have the Gate.
Speaker 9: We got Steve cotton On, who is a financial expert,
Speaker 9: going to talk about, you know, the financial state of
Speaker 9: America and the holidays coming up and Christmas presents and
Speaker 9: all that. Ye have Jay rattlif at four talking about
Speaker 9: holiday travel. He's back by the way, feeling much better.
Speaker 9: We have Wes Miller really talk about the game. Get
Speaker 9: them on you see versus the UK Wednesday game. Oh way,
Speaker 9: I called UK on for football last Saturday. But on
Speaker 9: Friday night I had my first game at Rubberina.
Speaker 1: Went in there. Unbelievable, unbelievable, unbelievable. The pope is the
Speaker 1: last twelve games against top ten teams, they're four and eight, Right,
Speaker 1: that's not good. Well they beat whoever was Eastern Illinois?
Speaker 1: Pretty good? Eastern Illinois. Yeah, one of those.
Speaker 7: They got Curbstone eighty three sixty six. Last night, tom
Speaker 7: Izzo direct part.
Speaker 1: You know, and you're you're coming on five. I forgot
Speaker 1: to ask, but you're coming on five. I got nothing
Speaker 1: to do? Oh come on, right?
Speaker 2: Is that it?
Speaker 1: That's it?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 1: You say that white supremacy is alive in high school sports?
Speaker 8: Is that?
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 1: What? Somebody wants a flash? These guys who beat the
Speaker 1: crap out of Louisville. Trinity beat up the wall and
Speaker 1: added to the problems. But you know it's been there,
Speaker 1: and what do you do? I think everyone just needs
Speaker 1: to just it's about way from that one move forward.
Speaker 1: Behavior not race. Deal with the behavior, not the race.
Speaker 1: Would you agree? Absolutely? Absolutely? How I operate my entire life? Behavior?
Speaker 1: How do you bet? Not not race? But too many
Speaker 1: use races a club, a cudgel, and a instrumentality to
Speaker 1: make a lot of money. And they do make a
Speaker 1: lot of money. So keep that heavy wheel, too irish
Speaker 1: for only one hundred and ten thousand dollars. A lot
Speaker 1: of work to do, Rock, We have a lot of
Speaker 1: work to do. But you agree, I got a lot
Speaker 1: of work to do. Say get me out of the
Speaker 1: student's report, please.
Speaker 7: A lot of work will In honor of a Wednesday,
Speaker 7: we leave you with the immortal words of the stood report.
Speaker 1: The show doesn't end with a camera stop rolling exact.
Speaker 9: I'm sure you had you live at leving Worth wherever
Speaker 9: you were part of my life in the past.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Rock, thank you, Please please please don't deal
Speaker 1: with someone's behavior. D also don't deal with facts either,
Speaker 1: right they get in the way of my opinion, get
Speaker 1: away of your opinion on seven hundred ww