Speaker 1: Back on the Big One, seven hundred WLW, Dan Carroll
Speaker 1: in for the Great American, Bill Cunningham as he enjoys
Speaker 1: some time off and always glad to be here, always
Speaker 1: glad to be here with this great audience, and in
Speaker 1: for the Great American and especially looking forward to this interview.
Speaker 1: I've had this lined up for a few days now,
Speaker 1: and it is my great pleasure to welcome in the
Speaker 1: former congressman currently a Senior Fellow for Political Statesmanship with
Speaker 1: the David Horowitz Freedom Center. And it is my great
Speaker 1: pleasure to say hello to Louis Gomert, and Louis Gomert,
Speaker 1: welcome to seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: It is great to have you here.
Speaker 3: Well, it's great to be had, Thank you, Dan, especially
Speaker 3: with me on the show with you, Thank you well.
Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Before we get to and you know, I want to
Speaker 1: have you on to talk about the deep state and
Speaker 1: talk about how you got caught up in arctic frost
Speaker 1: and the Jack Smith just absolutely terrible, terrible situation, and
Speaker 1: you call this a serious constitutional crisis. Let me get
Speaker 1: your take on what is happening right now. The FBI
Speaker 1: announced a little bit earlier this morning that they have
Speaker 1: arrested a suspect, a pipe bomb suspect in connection with
Speaker 1: the January sixth The night before January sixth pipe bomb
Speaker 1: that was placed. One was placed at the DNC headquarters,
Speaker 1: another placed at the Republican National Committee headquarters. And my
Speaker 1: question to you, as a former judge and attorney, are
Speaker 1: why has it taken so long in your estimation, for
Speaker 1: the FBI, with all their investigative powers, with all the
Speaker 1: tools at their disposal, why has it taken the FBI
Speaker 1: this long to come to this point in this investigation.
Speaker 3: Well, I think pretty clearly during the Biden administration, they
Speaker 3: didn't want to catch the pipe bomb planner. I think
Speaker 3: that's the big reason. They were only interested in spending
Speaker 3: time going after people Inerson are not involved in January sixth,
Speaker 3: and they didn't care about anybody else. And I think
Speaker 3: they probably knew that this was not somebody that was
Speaker 3: a Trump supporter, and so that's why it's taken so long.
Speaker 3: That's my thinking.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you think, well, I think you're probably right on
Speaker 1: the money there. And I think the big casualty of
Speaker 1: all of this, of the weaponization of the FBI, weaponization
Speaker 1: of the Justice Department, that happened under previous administration is
Speaker 1: the loss of trust, the loss of confidence by the
Speaker 1: American people in these great institutions. And I'm hoping that
Speaker 1: the people like Cash Matel and Dan Bongino can get
Speaker 1: the FBI squared away, can restore it to what it
Speaker 1: used to be. I think of the way a lot
Speaker 1: of American people, I know, the way I used to
Speaker 1: revere the FBI, revere people that worked for the FBI,
Speaker 1: the special agents, and so much of that has been
Speaker 1: lost over the years because people like James Comy allowed
Speaker 1: the FBI to get politicized. He could not separate his
Speaker 1: political differences from what his duty should have been, and
Speaker 1: that should have been to serve the country first. But
Speaker 1: yet he let this happen, and now we have so
Speaker 1: many people who just don't trust the FBI and the
Speaker 1: other great institutions that our government used to have at
Speaker 1: one time.
Speaker 3: You're exactly right, but don't forget Comy learned that from Mueller.
Speaker 3: Mueller used it as a weaponized institution to go after
Speaker 3: people he didn't like, and there are plenty of evidence
Speaker 3: of that. Along the way. They went after Ted Stevens
Speaker 3: and created a case that wasn't a case and kept
Speaker 3: him from being re elected. They went after Kurt Weldon,
Speaker 3: a remember of Congress, because he was blasting them for
Speaker 3: having evidence of hijackers before nine to eleven. They did
Speaker 3: nothing with And I was a freshman and I was thinking, well,
Speaker 3: they kind of answer Kurt's charges. I'm interested to hear
Speaker 3: what they had to say. Well, they answered it. Two
Speaker 3: weeks before Kurt's election. They raided his office and his
Speaker 3: daughter's law office and alerted the press and had everybody
Speaker 3: out there with signs and made a big deal right
Speaker 3: before the election. He narrowly lost the election. Six months later,
Speaker 3: they let Kirk know he could come pick up all
Speaker 3: this stuff. They never presented it to a grand jury.
Speaker 3: It was just to help him lose the election and
Speaker 3: silence him, and that's what they did. So these are
Speaker 3: things that call me and Chris Ferray. They both learned
Speaker 3: from Muller, and it just got worse and worse with
Speaker 3: each passing year and with each new director of the FBI.
Speaker 1: Well it's gonna it didn't take one generation to get there,
Speaker 1: and it may take more than one generation to get
Speaker 1: us back to the esteem that we held the FBI
Speaker 1: in so many years ago. But you were in Congress
Speaker 1: from two thousand and five to twenty twenty three. When
Speaker 1: you first got into Congress in twenty twenty five, did
Speaker 1: you have a certain level of naivete about the deep
Speaker 1: state and the things that the way things really worked
Speaker 1: in Washington, DC? And how much did your view change
Speaker 1: over that period of time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I did, like with the FBI, because in the
Speaker 3: nineteen eighties and nineteen nineties, you know, I had a
Speaker 3: lot of FBI friends, had worked with FBI and have
Speaker 3: FBI come into my court in Tyler, Texas and been
Speaker 3: in federal court and dealt with FBI. And these were
Speaker 3: quality guys, and they were stand up guys, and they
Speaker 3: were regardless of their political party. I didn't even know.
Speaker 3: I just knew they wanted to pursue wrongdoers and do
Speaker 3: the right things. And so I get to Congress and
Speaker 3: Mower's FBI director, and I started finding out that even
Speaker 3: though George Bush was president, w Bush was president, this
Speaker 3: was a different FBI he was creating. He didn't want
Speaker 3: the people that knew had been around. He started culling
Speaker 3: people that had been there for a long period of time,
Speaker 3: that knew right from wrong and were willing to speak up,
Speaker 3: and he wanted just new people that would salute him
Speaker 3: and say yes sir, and go do whatever he told
Speaker 3: him to do. And I saw that change occurring and
Speaker 3: it got us to where we are today.
Speaker 1: So let's talk about Jack Smith, and he's the former
Speaker 1: Special counsel. According to some he has led the most
Speaker 1: politicized prosecutions of all time against Donald Trump. But as
Speaker 1: we've come to learn, and I think we first heard
Speaker 1: the term Arctic frost maybe four or five months ago,
Speaker 1: but it turns out that Jack Smith was interested in
Speaker 1: a lot more than just going after Donald Trump on
Speaker 1: a lot of phony charges. He also involved members of Congress,
Speaker 1: including you when it comes to looking at your phone records,
Speaker 1: looking at other personal things. And it's just amazing how
Speaker 1: far this guy was able to go and the power
Speaker 1: behind the scenes that he was able to wield.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they should have we should have been protected by
Speaker 3: the Fourth Amendment, you know, probable cause and them describing
Speaker 3: with particularity the things to be searched and the things
Speaker 3: to be seized. But he used a grand jury, subpoena
Speaker 3: and just reams of paper to get a grand jury
Speaker 3: in d C. Which most likely was one hundred percent hate, hated,
Speaker 3: full of Trump and people that supported Trump, and just
Speaker 3: get them to sign off on subpoena and get the
Speaker 3: backing of a DC judge named Bosburgh is what was
Speaker 3: sold by Grassley's investigators. And they even got a non
Speaker 3: disclosure order signed by the judge. So somebody had to
Speaker 3: swear that me and the other hundreds of people and organizations,
Speaker 3: somebody had to testify that we were threats to flee
Speaker 3: the country. And you know, since my four years in
Speaker 3: the army, I've never had a home anywhere but Tyler, Texas.
Speaker 3: I got nowhere else to go, and even in Congress,
Speaker 3: I never had a home in d C. And we
Speaker 3: were threats to witness is. We were threats to do
Speaker 3: what Hillary Clinton did, destroy evidence, and they signed off
Speaker 3: on that, and that we could not be told that
Speaker 3: they were gathering our evidence because if they are our
Speaker 3: phone records, all this personal information, and actually then we
Speaker 3: don't know how deep this went. So Tom fitting a
Speaker 3: judicial Watch and his folks, they're going, at Sean Dunaghan's help,
Speaker 3: we're going after to find out just how broad this
Speaker 3: swath of information was they got. Rastley found out tremendous amount,
Speaker 3: But there's more there and we're going to find it
Speaker 3: out and we're going after the wrongdoers for what they've done.
Speaker 3: Is just absolutely incredible. It just Watergate pails in comparison
Speaker 3: to the kind of abuse of the judicial system that
Speaker 3: this took. It's just incredible.
Speaker 1: So it turns out that that Jim Jordan, the House
Speaker 1: the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, has now subpoena
Speaker 1: Jack Smith to testify before his committee. Here's the thing, though,
Speaker 1: we see so many of these instances where individuals are
Speaker 1: brought in to testify. There's great drama, there's all kinds
Speaker 1: of draw dropping information that gets revealed.
Speaker 2: And then nothing happens.
Speaker 1: And then that is so upsetting to me and people
Speaker 1: and people like me that all this information comes out
Speaker 1: and we wouldn't know about any of this had Donald
Speaker 1: Trump not been elected. But when you see that there's
Speaker 1: a subpoena like this, there's going to be testimony, it
Speaker 1: sounds based on the way you're the way you're moaning
Speaker 1: them right now, that you're not expecting a lot to
Speaker 1: come with this.
Speaker 3: Well, uh, I'm a little skeptical. Having helped put together
Speaker 3: cases as a prosecutor, I know normally, the way you
Speaker 3: go is, uh, you talk to people that say Jack
Speaker 3: Smith worked with You talk to the people that work
Speaker 3: for him. You do interviews with them. You gather up
Speaker 3: the information that was that he utilized emails, all this
Speaker 3: kind of stuff. You get subpoenas, you get all of
Speaker 3: that stuff, you get warrants, you grab that information, and
Speaker 3: once you've got all of that information, then you question
Speaker 3: him under oath and so you know what questions to ask.
Speaker 3: You know, when he's lying to you, you're pinning down
Speaker 3: and then you got extra charges of lying to law
Speaker 3: enforcement or lying under oath. But when you grab your
Speaker 3: potential suspect and question him first, then it sends a
Speaker 3: message to all those people that worked with him and
Speaker 3: for him, Okay, here's Jack's version, so we better stick
Speaker 3: with that. And it makes it harder to prosecute. It
Speaker 3: makes a nice show and you have a nice hearing,
Speaker 3: but it doesn't do anything for you know, prosecuting people
Speaker 3: that have done the wrong things. Yeah, and the same
Speaker 3: way in my eighteen years when we were in the majority,
Speaker 3: I kept trying to push the subpoena judges because Article three,
Speaker 3: Section one says they only get to sit during their
Speaker 3: good behavior. And I know as a former judge in
Speaker 3: chief Justice, you can't get into the minitius of cases,
Speaker 3: but you can certainly question them about bad behavior, and
Speaker 3: if they're not acting in good behavior, then impeach them.
Speaker 3: In the past, we've only impeached judges like everybody else,
Speaker 3: if they commit a crime. But I think they can
Speaker 3: be removed for acting in bad behavior, and that includes
Speaker 3: not recusing themselves when you hate the people that you're
Speaker 3: presiding over, and that includes Donald Trump and the people
Speaker 3: that support him. So there's a lot that needs to
Speaker 3: be done here for the Judiciary Committee, and I wish
Speaker 3: they would subpoena the judges before they did Jack Smith,
Speaker 3: and then be pushing the the FBI to be going
Speaker 3: after and investigating Jack Smith instead of aheading Grassully do
Speaker 3: all the work on that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Chuck Rasley has been he the things that he
Speaker 1: has revealed have been astonishing.
Speaker 2: Louis GOHMERT, we got to run.
Speaker 1: The time goes so fast, and I appreciate your time
Speaker 1: before I let you go.
Speaker 2: Yes or no? Is the deep state real?
Speaker 3: The deep state is deeper than anybody ever suspected.
Speaker 1: Amen to that, Louis gomer Thank you so much. Thank
Speaker 1: you for your service to the country again and keep
Speaker 1: up the keep up the great work. That's uh great
Speaker 1: to talk to you about that front page magazine. I
Speaker 1: appreciate that, Louie Gomert, you're the best and all the
Speaker 1: best to you, sir. So there you go. You heard
Speaker 1: it from Louie Gomert. The deep State is real. He's
Speaker 1: been caught up in it. Twelve twenty five, Dan Carroll
Speaker 1: and for Bill Cunningham seven hundred WLW Back on the
Speaker 1: Big One, seven hundred WLW twelve thirty eight, Dan Carroll
Speaker 1: for Bill Cunningham. We roll on till three this afternoon.
Speaker 1: My buddy Eric mcthaney's coming up after the News top
Speaker 1: of the Hour, and if you've not heard him before,
Speaker 1: you'll definitely want to stick around for him because he
Speaker 1: is absolutely fantastic. And it's amazing how quickly this narrative
Speaker 1: about Trump and Bete hegg Seth committing war crimes has
Speaker 1: fallen apart. And it's just another example of the way
Speaker 1: these the left in this country and Democrats try to
Speaker 1: go after Trump and heg Seth on anything they can especially.
Speaker 1: I mean, look, they don't care about heg Seth. They
Speaker 1: act like they do. But if they think they can
Speaker 1: get to Trump through him, that's what they will try
Speaker 1: and do. And it's just been glorious to watch how
Speaker 1: this whole notion that we struck the the Narco terrorist
Speaker 1: boat and there were survivors in the water and we
Speaker 1: and we killed them. We shot him, We shot him
Speaker 1: down to the bottom of the ocean, and somehow that's
Speaker 1: a war crime. And then it was of all news outlets,
Speaker 1: ABC News, Martha Rattitts last night, who reported that, and
Speaker 1: they actually did some actual journalism on this, and they
Speaker 1: they got to they got to the the actual assessment
Speaker 1: of that first strike, and they saw individuals in the
Speaker 1: water who were getting back on the remaining part of
Speaker 1: the boat, attempting to communicate with others that they were
Speaker 1: working with. They were not out of the fight, and
Speaker 1: by standard, the US was clear to engage again, and
Speaker 1: that is exactly what we did. And so one of
Speaker 1: the things I do on my nighttime show, but on
Speaker 1: my nine to midnight is I always try to play
Speaker 1: sound bites from Steven Miller, who is a special assistant
Speaker 1: in the White House and he works closely with Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And Steven Miller is just fantastic. He was on with
Speaker 1: Jesse Waters last night and he was talking about this
Speaker 1: whole notion of stopping narco terrorists who are headed for
Speaker 1: the United States. And I want to play this SoundBite
Speaker 1: of him because it just puts in perspective exactly what
Speaker 1: we're dealing with, and he does it only in the
Speaker 1: way that Stephen Miller can do it. More classic stuff
Speaker 1: from Steven Miller here with Jesse Waters. Dave, can we
Speaker 1: please hear cut number.
Speaker 4: One, Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and Homeland Security,
Speaker 4: Steven Miller.
Speaker 5: All right, Miller, have you ever heard of a controversy
Speaker 5: like this in your life?
Speaker 6: No, this is the first time I could ever think
Speaker 6: where a major political party has sided with narco trafficking,
Speaker 6: murdering terrorist scum. You know, you play one of those
Speaker 6: clips from a Democrat who said, oh, there's no such
Speaker 6: thing as a narco terrorist.
Speaker 2: They're just narco persons.
Speaker 6: The ISIS and these narco terrorists in our hemisphere use
Speaker 6: the same tactics.
Speaker 2: They use rape as a weapon.
Speaker 6: They skin people alive, they cut off their heads, they
Speaker 6: burn them to death. These narco terrorists, if a politician
Speaker 6: opposes them, they kidnap their family if they don't give
Speaker 6: them what they want, they murder their family. You can
Speaker 6: go to the border patrol here in the United States
Speaker 6: and you can say, draw me a map of the border,
Speaker 6: and on the Mexican side, tell me which cartel controls
Speaker 6: every inch of territory.
Speaker 2: And the border agents.
Speaker 6: Can literally say, mile by mile, which cartel.
Speaker 2: Controls which section of the world.
Speaker 6: Not the Mexican government, they don't control it, which cartel.
Speaker 6: When President Trump declared these organizations foreign terrorist organizations, that
Speaker 6: wasn't just a talking point, that wasn't just a buzzword.
Speaker 6: It was a promise, a promise from this president to
Speaker 6: use hard American power to kill and to stop these terrorists,
Speaker 6: these enemies of the United States, from killing our families,
Speaker 6: from killing our children, from taking over our communities.
Speaker 2: And that's what President Trump is doing.
Speaker 1: So they're Steven Miller, and he is laying it out
Speaker 1: as clearly as can possibly be, that these individuals are
Speaker 1: coming to America to kill American American citizens, to kill
Speaker 1: American kids, to my way of thinking. And look, I
Speaker 1: know they're doing it with drugs, and there's a demand
Speaker 1: for drugs, and they want to bring these drugs into
Speaker 1: the country. These drugs kill people. To my way of thinking,
Speaker 1: it's really not much different than if they were bringing
Speaker 1: a boatload of automatic weapons to this country, got to
Speaker 1: our shore, jumped out and started knowing people down. Would
Speaker 1: we stand for that activity for one minute?
Speaker 2: Would we be.
Speaker 1: Wringing our hands over whether or not we're going to
Speaker 1: stop these individuals from getting to our shore if we
Speaker 1: could do it now? The whole notion that you go
Speaker 1: out there with the Coastguard, you interdict them, you place
Speaker 1: them under arrest, you put them on trial, you hold
Speaker 1: them in prison, all that kind of stuff, well that's
Speaker 1: fine and dandy. We've been doing that for a long
Speaker 1: time now, and guess what, it doesn't work. So you've
Speaker 1: got these individuals, these organizations. The Trump administration looks at
Speaker 1: them and says, hey, look, these people are terrorists and
Speaker 1: we are going to stop them from getting to our country.
Speaker 1: And so the Democrats, who are hell bent on shutting
Speaker 1: this president down, on doing anything that will get him
Speaker 1: some bad pub, on doing anything that will end his
Speaker 1: presidency presidency or block him from what he is trying
Speaker 1: to do, they take a story from the Washington Post,
Speaker 1: again using what an anonymous source an anonymous source who said, hey,
Speaker 1: Pete seg HEGs has said to kill them all.
Speaker 2: And so many here's the difference.
Speaker 1: Last night, I played a clip from NBC News, and
Speaker 1: I gave NBC News credit because they actually broadcast information
Speaker 1: about what was happening in Minnesota. They talked about the
Speaker 1: fraud in the Somali community. They talked about that that
Speaker 1: there's been upwards of a billion dollars that were siphoned
Speaker 1: off of government programs that came from state government in
Speaker 1: Minnesota and from the federal government. And they talked about
Speaker 1: how Trump called these people garbage, that we don't want
Speaker 1: these kind of people in our country, talking about the
Speaker 1: people who were ripping off the government. And then I
Speaker 1: played the clip on the same story from the same
Speaker 1: cabinet meeting, and this is where the Trump made these remarks,
Speaker 1: was at the cabinet meeting by CBS and ABC, no
Speaker 1: context whatsoever. The stories were along the lines of well,
Speaker 1: Trump lashed out essentially for no reason at the Somalian
Speaker 1: community in Minnesota. So the dishonesty is aided and abedded
Speaker 1: by the national media in this country. And how many
Speaker 1: times have we heard them not report facts or anything
Speaker 1: that would help Trump because you know what, we just
Speaker 1: we just can't independently verify it. We can, we haven't
Speaker 1: corroborated that on our own. We don't know if it's true.
Speaker 1: And Trump hasn't you know, he said this, this, and
Speaker 1: this withoutrou presenting any evidence, and we just don't have
Speaker 1: the how many times have we heard that? But yet
Speaker 1: on this story when it comes to the Trump administration
Speaker 1: blowing these narco boats out of the water, and we
Speaker 1: may have committed a war crime based on what on
Speaker 1: one article from the Washington Post from an anonymous source.
Speaker 1: When it comes to stuff like that, well, those journalistic ethics,
Speaker 1: you know, those high standards, they sort of take a
Speaker 1: back seat because they just can't wait to get that
Speaker 1: information out there because they know what people will hear.
Speaker 1: They will hear war crimes. They will hear that Pete
Speaker 1: Hegseth is killing innocent individuals. And there's all these in
Speaker 1: their story are coming out now about all these these
Speaker 1: poor put upon a fishermen who are out there in
Speaker 1: these speedboats. And we also hear stories about how tough
Speaker 1: it is for Afghan refugees who have come to our country.
Speaker 1: Then we're supposed to boohoo that now we're supposed to
Speaker 1: wring our hands because Pete Hegseth may have pressured a
Speaker 1: Navy admiral who was questioning whether or not we should
Speaker 1: be striking these drug boats.
Speaker 2: Well, I got news for you.
Speaker 1: If you're at the command level, and you are at
Speaker 1: that position, and you have that profound disagreement with the
Speaker 1: administration and with the orders that you are getting, then
Speaker 1: you should resign.
Speaker 3: You.
Speaker 1: If you are incapable of carrying out the orders, the
Speaker 1: legitimate orders of the commander in chief, the Secretary of Defense,
Speaker 1: and you're at that level where you are a part
Speaker 1: of the command structure, then your time of useful service
Speaker 1: has come to an end. And that's perfectly fine. And
Speaker 1: if Pete Hegseth, uh, you know, put some pressure on
Speaker 1: this guy to step down, well, then so be it.
Speaker 1: That happens all the time. And I was talking with
Speaker 1: Louis Gumman earlier about James Comey, and James Comy should
Speaker 1: have resigned instead of him carrying out the wishes of
Speaker 1: Barack Hussein Obama and Hillary Clinton and those who were
Speaker 1: in control of the Democrat Party at that time, instead
Speaker 1: of letting the FBI get weaponized and politicized because when
Speaker 1: you're when you are in that sort of position where
Speaker 1: you speak directly to the president, where you are supposed
Speaker 1: to give the president the raw inform, the maybe not
Speaker 1: the raw information, but in that's been analyzed and information
Speaker 1: that is important to the decision making process without the
Speaker 1: accompaniment of the taint of politics on it. You have
Speaker 1: to give the president the straight information. But Coomy was
Speaker 1: incapable of doing that, and he allowed the FBI to
Speaker 1: be compromised in such ways that it has fallen into
Speaker 1: disfavor with the American people. And that's what I was
Speaker 1: talking to Louis Gohmert about about what a shame it
Speaker 1: is that we have come to that point in this
Speaker 1: country to where we feel that way about the FBI,
Speaker 1: And right now I still don't have complete trust in
Speaker 1: the FBI. There was a piece that Miranda Devine put
Speaker 1: out a couple of days ago in the New York
Speaker 1: Post and The New York and she was talking about
Speaker 1: a report that was done about the FBI under the
Speaker 1: leadership of Cash Hotel and Dan Bongino, and how there
Speaker 1: were insiders, former FBI agents who were talking about they
Speaker 1: didn't see real leadership at the FBI, that they solve
Speaker 1: problems within the FBI that these two were. Their conclusion
Speaker 1: was that they were more interested in building their own
Speaker 1: resumes than they were in restoring the FBI to its
Speaker 1: rightful place. That cash Pattel has come out since then
Speaker 1: and tried to debunk that and say that those things
Speaker 1: are not true. So we'll see what happens there. But
Speaker 1: my point is is that we are still questioning the FAA.
Speaker 1: I mean, there used to be in time in this
Speaker 1: country when the FBI is looking into it and when
Speaker 1: we knew they meant serious business. And just today we
Speaker 1: find out that they finally arrested a suspect in connection
Speaker 1: with the January sixth pipe bombing or the pipe bombs
Speaker 1: that were placed at the DNC and the RNC headquarters
Speaker 1: in Washington, d C. Before the events of January sixth.
Speaker 1: So it was the night of January fifth. And how
Speaker 1: many years now have we been seeing the grainy video
Speaker 1: that was shot from the surveillance cameras different angles. How
Speaker 1: many years have we seen that? When you've seen the
Speaker 1: video of the cars that were coming and going that
Speaker 1: where there were maybe a police who walked by and
Speaker 1: saw it and did nothing. So when you have things
Speaker 1: like this that go on. You give rise to all
Speaker 1: these conspiracies. You create space where all these conspiracy theories
Speaker 1: can come into play, and you wind up getting lost
Speaker 1: in the shuffle of it so many times because you
Speaker 1: can't tell what's true and what's not. And so when
Speaker 1: I have guests on like Louis Gombert and we sit
Speaker 1: here and we talk about the deep state, well, you know,
Speaker 1: people look at me and they they think, maybe you're
Speaker 1: really going down the rabbit hole on this deep state stuff,
Speaker 1: whether or not it exists. Well, well, if Louis Gohmer,
Speaker 1: who was in Congress for eighteen years, maybe even longer
Speaker 1: than I think it was eighteen years, I think I
Speaker 1: got that right. He was there, he was close to it,
Speaker 1: he saw it. If a guy like him, if guys
Speaker 1: like brad Winstrip, people who have been there, who have
Speaker 1: seen it up close and personal and know what it
Speaker 1: can do and know how deep it is, they're going
Speaker 1: to tell me these things exist, well then I'm going
Speaker 1: to believe. So the narrative's falling apart. But now somehow
Speaker 1: we're supposed to be concerned that Pete hegg Seth may
Speaker 1: have pushed a guy out the FBI has an arrested
Speaker 1: finally in the in the pipe bomb case. Jim Jordan
Speaker 1: is going to subpoena or ha sepoena Jack Smith and
Speaker 1: he's going to testify before his committee. It's one thing
Speaker 1: to get the information. It's another thing that someone gets
Speaker 1: held accountable for all of these things. And had Trump
Speaker 1: not been elected, had Kamala Harris even and now we
Speaker 1: come to find out about the corruption of Tim Walls,
Speaker 1: the governor of Minnesota, that all this corruption in Minneapolis
Speaker 1: through the Somali community. And I'll have to give some
Speaker 1: credit to the Biden administration because these investigations started back
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty two. The prosecutions at least did so
Speaker 1: in some respect, the Biden administration was on top of this.
Speaker 1: But Governor Tim Walls knew about it. Bill han Omar
Speaker 1: knew about it, didn't say anything about it, and that
Speaker 1: shows their corruption. So not only would we not know
Speaker 1: about this, the corruption would still be going going on,
Speaker 1: and it would get even that much deeper by the
Speaker 1: time we did start uncovering some of this, and how
Speaker 1: much of it have we uncovered. The more we uncover,
Speaker 1: the more we find out there's even more to uncover
Speaker 1: and that's the way these things are going. I got
Speaker 1: to get to a break. We've got news coming up
Speaker 1: the top of the hour. After that, my buddy Eric
Speaker 1: mcthaney is going to be here, and he is one
Speaker 1: of the main guys in the Bob and Eric Save
Speaker 1: America podcast and he's just a great commentator, great commentator
Speaker 1: on the issues of the day, and so we'll discuss
Speaker 1: these things with him, and I hope you can stick
Speaker 1: around for that. Dan Carroll in for Bill Cunningham on
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLWI Back on the Big One, seven hundred
Speaker 1: w l W one O nine, Dan Carroll for Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 1: Always great to be in for the for the Great
Speaker 1: American and always great to welcome in. My next guest,
Speaker 1: Eric macthaney, is an attorney. He's a social commentator, co
Speaker 1: host of the Bomb and Eric Save America podcast and
Speaker 1: has been a great guest many times on my show.
Speaker 1: And Eric methaney, it's great to have you back on
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 7: Thank you, good to be back.
Speaker 1: Tell me what your thoughts are today. The breaking news,
Speaker 1: the FBI has announced the arrest of a suspect in
Speaker 1: connection with the pipe bombs that were placed at the
Speaker 1: DNC and the RNC headquarters on January fifth of twenty
Speaker 1: twenty one, for crying out loud, Why has it taken
Speaker 1: so long for the FBI to get to this point?
Speaker 5: Well, I think it's not a matter of why it's
Speaker 5: taken so long.
Speaker 7: I think it's a matter.
Speaker 5: Of a lack of will of them to investigate this
Speaker 5: where they left no stone unturned to find every grandmother
Speaker 5: who spent sixty seconds in the rotunda. This is somebody
Speaker 5: who's out there, This is somebody who's on video, This
Speaker 5: is somebody who went to two locations with pipe bombs.
Speaker 7: Surely they have.
Speaker 5: The investative means to at least make an effort to
Speaker 5: locate this person. I think what you see over the
Speaker 5: last five years under the Biden administration's FBI is a.
Speaker 7: Complete lack of effort, lack of will to.
Speaker 5: Try to find out who this person is. And obviously
Speaker 5: Trump's done it in less than a year. Some guy
Speaker 5: named apparently Brian Cole from Virginia. We know nothing about him.
Speaker 5: We're going to find out pretty soon. I imagine see
Speaker 5: his digital footprint ideologically where he's aligned. Clearly this was
Speaker 5: politically motivated, So this is going to be there's going
Speaker 5: to be some kind of ideology. I mean, unless he's
Speaker 5: just I hate both parties kind of anarchists. Who knows
Speaker 5: could be an Antifa guy. I mean, Antifa hates the
Speaker 5: Democrats as much as they hate the Republicans. But that
Speaker 5: seems to be what I'm talking to people. That seems
Speaker 5: to be the running bet is that it's probably an
Speaker 5: Antifa guy.
Speaker 2: We get to find out.
Speaker 7: But I think, yeah, it's positive that they found him.
Speaker 5: But at the same time, WHDe it takes so long
Speaker 5: when they were using every means available to track down
Speaker 5: non violent, first time offenders who set foot, not even
Speaker 5: set foot, who were just in d C or posted
Speaker 5: about DC.
Speaker 7: They locked up Enrique Tario for twenty two years.
Speaker 5: He wasn't even at the Capitol, but for the pardon
Speaker 5: of President Trump, he'd still be there. So it just
Speaker 5: I wonder why the will to find this person was
Speaker 5: not present with the former FBI.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the longer term damage is that the reputation
Speaker 1: of the FBI continues to swirl the drain. We the
Speaker 1: FBI is really not held in the same esteem that
Speaker 1: it was held ten, fifteen, twenty years ago because of
Speaker 1: the politicization and because of the dragging of the feet
Speaker 1: and investigations like this, so that that long term damage.
Speaker 1: And I was talking to Louis Gohmert a little while
Speaker 1: ago about this. It took more than just one administration
Speaker 1: for to fall in such disrepair. Can it be repaired
Speaker 1: in the space of one administration under the leadership of
Speaker 1: Cash Mittel and Dan Bongino.
Speaker 5: I think it has and I think it's been progressing
Speaker 5: in that direction. And I think certainly faith and confidence
Speaker 5: in the bureau has been restored, but there's.
Speaker 7: A lot of work to be done.
Speaker 5: I mean, the credibility of the FBI has been absolutely
Speaker 5: decimated over the last several years with Komy, with Ray,
Speaker 5: with everything that we've seen with January sixth, with the
Speaker 5: targeting conservatives spending time going after people for going to
Speaker 5: their teacher board meetings. Certainly, it's a reputation that has
Speaker 5: to be repaired. But I think they have the right
Speaker 5: people in charge. I like the direction they're going. I
Speaker 5: think Cash Metell and Dan Bongino are doing a phenomenal job.
Speaker 5: And you know, Rome isn't built in a day. I mean,
Speaker 5: this is going to take time, but they are moving
Speaker 5: in the right direction. They've made a major arrest. And
Speaker 5: mind you, we're not even a full year into the
Speaker 5: administration yet, and I'm in criminal justice for a living.
Speaker 5: I know for a fact that things do take time.
Speaker 5: Nothing is overnight. So this was good investative work. I
Speaker 5: imagine when they came in they had a lot of
Speaker 5: work to do. It's not like the former FBI handed
Speaker 5: them the case.
Speaker 7: Is that, hey, we're almost close to cracking it.
Speaker 5: I don't know if they had taken any steps in
Speaker 5: the direction of finding this guy. I think it was
Speaker 5: just like, yeah, someone planted pipe bons. Are we going
Speaker 5: to find out if this guy's a federal cooperator? That
Speaker 5: has yet to be determined, but it would not surprise
Speaker 5: me given the sheer numbers that were involved in January sixth,
Speaker 5: Why not.
Speaker 7: Have someone the night before and sort of use that as.
Speaker 5: An impetus to frame these people who came to the
Speaker 5: Capitol with the intention of just having their voices.
Speaker 1: For Yeah, yeah, yeah, Mark, Peacefully, peacefully and patriotically make
Speaker 1: your voices heard.
Speaker 2: Those are the words that I recall. But all that
Speaker 2: gets gets buried.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: One of the reasons I love having you on is
Speaker 1: because I just I could just look at your x
Speaker 1: feed and go right down the list, and I could
Speaker 1: do an entire show just based on this stuff you
Speaker 1: put that you put on your ex feed. I love
Speaker 1: reading it every day. And you're making the point about Somalia,
Speaker 1: and Trump has called it a third World hell hole,
Speaker 1: and you make the point that Somalia is a beautiful
Speaker 1: it could be a beautiful country right there on the ocean.
Speaker 1: But it's not the it's not the geography that makes
Speaker 1: it the third world country. It's the eye ideology. It's
Speaker 1: the people who live there, the people that occupy that country,
Speaker 1: that make it such a terrible place to live. And
Speaker 1: now we see, you know, here's another layer of corruption
Speaker 1: that I think would not have been revealed in the
Speaker 1: way it's being revealed had not Trump become president of
Speaker 1: the United States.
Speaker 5: Well, let me put it this way. Let's look at
Speaker 5: geography for a minute. We can have these frozen wastelands
Speaker 5: in northern Europe. I was just in Iceland, which is
Speaker 5: a beautiful country, and the land doesn't offer you much
Speaker 5: of anything. It's seventeen degrees most of the year. But
Speaker 5: these cultures thrive because they have discipline, good leadership, manners.
Speaker 7: Just basic decency.
Speaker 5: You go to a place like Somalia, which objectively is gorgeous.
Speaker 5: I'm sure if you remove all the garbage and all
Speaker 5: the pollution and all the crime and all the dilapidated structures,
Speaker 5: you have a beautiful piece of land on the Indian
Speaker 5: Ocean with Christine beaches. I mean, with the right leadership,
Speaker 5: it could be like the next Dubai. It could be
Speaker 5: this high end destination people pay forty thousand dollars to
Speaker 5: go stay at the Four Seasons.
Speaker 7: But it's not.
Speaker 5: It is a hellhole, governed by clan rivalries, by medieval ideology,
Speaker 5: by warlords and pirates. And the problem with the Third
Speaker 5: world is what you have is you have these people,
Speaker 5: this culture, occupying a pristine piece of land that they're
Speaker 5: going to absolutely pillage and destroy. And when there's nothing
Speaker 5: left and there's no semblance of real life left worth living,
Speaker 5: they're going to go somewhere else. Not necessarily to seek
Speaker 5: a new life, They're going to go there to exploit
Speaker 5: the resources and do the same thing they did in
Speaker 5: their home country. It's no coincidence that crime is up,
Speaker 5: that these quality of life offenses were seeing in places
Speaker 5: like Minnesota, that forty years ago. You didn't see you
Speaker 5: import the third world. You get the third world. You
Speaker 5: don't leave Somalia and come to America and go, I
Speaker 5: think I'm going to be a good citizen. I think
Speaker 5: I'm going to be a doctor. There are always those
Speaker 5: success stories. There's always people that come out of third
Speaker 5: world countries and company have become brain surgeons. Those stories happen,
Speaker 5: but by and large, let's be realistic. And when you
Speaker 5: look at the ship numbers of fraud, and we're talking
Speaker 5: about being committed, and Mount Walsh put out a beautiful
Speaker 5: post today talking about and there's some puff.
Speaker 7: Piece on Somalians, will some Allians.
Speaker 5: Contribute you know, x number one million dollars of taxes
Speaker 5: And we're like, well, wait a minute, is an offset
Speaker 5: by the fraud. And let's calculate that if you have
Speaker 5: X number of tax dollars divided by the eighty thousand
Speaker 5: some Allians of Minnesota, it comes out to like eight
Speaker 5: hundred dollars a person, where the average Minnesota is paying
Speaker 5: ten thousand. So already they're a net drain on the economy.
Speaker 5: And that's not even factoring in the fraud.
Speaker 2: They're committed.
Speaker 5: They're coming in they're being brought in, they're being enticed here,
Speaker 5: and they're being told, hey, all you have to do
Speaker 5: is say your child's autistic, and you get this, this, this,
Speaker 5: and this, and they're doing it and we don't have
Speaker 5: the resources. This is one of the big issues of
Speaker 5: illegal immigration. We've been talking about for years.
Speaker 7: We don't have the resources to take care of people.
Speaker 5: And as we sit here with the economy doing well,
Speaker 5: but costs are not coming down, the cost of living
Speaker 5: is not coming down, and taxes, the tax burden on
Speaker 5: a man ers is not coming down to going up
Speaker 5: as well as healthcare costs. What do you think we're
Speaker 5: paying for We got to pay for these illegals that
Speaker 5: are on Medicare, that are on these public programs. We
Speaker 5: got to pay for that. And you're taxing Americans that
Speaker 5: are not saying quality of life and cost of life adjustments.
Speaker 5: You're not seeing their wages go up, You're seeing costs
Speaker 5: go up, You're seeing taxes go up.
Speaker 7: So we're sitting here going we're getting shrewed.
Speaker 5: And these people are coming from third world countries, bringing
Speaker 5: third world values, not assimilating, and they're being able to
Speaker 5: build the government out of billions of dollars because our
Speaker 5: system allows it, and it's so frustrated.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and we've gotten to the point to where people
Speaker 1: are hesitant to even call this out, to even expose
Speaker 1: the facts of this. Ilhan Omar was on a show
Speaker 1: a night or two ago and she talked about Trump
Speaker 1: and she and she just matter of factly, you know,
Speaker 1: Trump is a he's a racist, he's a bigots, he's
Speaker 1: into you, he's a Zionist, he's a an islamophobe. And
Speaker 1: so people in Washton, especially in DC, they don't want
Speaker 1: to be called those names. So we're supposed to just
Speaker 1: turn our head at this sort of thing and act
Speaker 1: as if we don't notice it. For fear of being
Speaker 1: called those names that that ilhan Omar called called President Trump.
Speaker 5: Well, you know what, fear of being called a racist,
Speaker 5: fear of being called a xenophobe or a bigot that
Speaker 5: has prevented us from maintaining our nation.
Speaker 7: People hide behind that.
Speaker 5: They're afraid of that, And sooner or later, your love
Speaker 5: of country and your love of your culture and your
Speaker 5: people has to be greater than your fear of being
Speaker 5: called a racist. They're going to call you that any way,
Speaker 5: no matter what you do try this in any other country.
Speaker 5: What would happen if you tried this in any other country?
Speaker 5: You think, you know, an American can walk into Somalia
Speaker 5: and go, hey, give me welfare, Hey my kid's autistic,
Speaker 5: give me this, give me that you probably be shot.
Speaker 5: I mean, the bottom line is we're the most generous
Speaker 5: nation on earth, generous.
Speaker 3: To a fault.
Speaker 5: And the fact that people can come here and can
Speaker 5: exploit our system and the system permits it, I mean
Speaker 5: that that's not necessarily a shame on them. They're just
Speaker 5: exploiting a loophole. That's shame on us for having that available.
Speaker 5: There was a time in our history everybody that say
Speaker 5: we're a nation of eminence, we're national of immigrants. The
Speaker 5: immigrants that came here one hundred hundred and fifty years
Speaker 5: ago came here to the Americans, there was a tremendous
Speaker 5: emphasis on assimilation. Immigration is fine as long as we
Speaker 5: limit the number of people who can come here because
Speaker 5: we can't take care of them all. And you assimilate
Speaker 5: this idea that you can come here and not learn
Speaker 5: the language and not assimilate.
Speaker 7: To our cultures, it's asinine to me.
Speaker 5: Somali culture is not consistent, and it's not compatible with
Speaker 5: American culture. You want to company, you want to preserve
Speaker 5: your culture, you want to go to your religious functions.
Speaker 7: Whatever the case may be, Go right ahead. But as
Speaker 7: you interact in day to.
Speaker 5: Day life, as you become a part of a society,
Speaker 5: you got to learn the language and you've got to
Speaker 5: act like we act. That's just how it goes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Eric mcthaney, have you had gotten much enjoyment of
Speaker 1: watching this narrative fall apart about war crimes being come
Speaker 1: by Pete hag Seth and President Trump as it relates
Speaker 1: to them blowing these narco boats out of the water.
Speaker 5: I you know what, they're going to glom onto anything
Speaker 5: they can. I just post something about Putin.
Speaker 7: I mean they're going there.
Speaker 5: They're certainly back to Russia. I'll I'm talking about Etein files.
Speaker 5: I haven't heard Epstein in two weeks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what's going on? What's going on? I guess you know,
Speaker 2: I mean it really isn't.
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 1: All of these prosecutions against Trump fell apart one by
Speaker 1: one because they were on the flimsiest of legal grounds,
Speaker 1: or really on no solid foundation whatsoever. And this story
Speaker 1: about the war crimes was based on what an anonymous
Speaker 1: source and a story in the Washington Post, and it
Speaker 1: has completely fallen apart under its own weight, and the
Speaker 1: facts came out reported by Martha Rattitts of ABC News
Speaker 1: last night, of all places, finally had to tell the
Speaker 1: truth about this. So it's I mean, it just shows
Speaker 1: how how blood thirsty the left and the Democrats are
Speaker 1: to hang anything that they think is going to be
Speaker 1: a millstone around the neck of this administration.
Speaker 5: Well, of course we expect that from them. And look,
Speaker 5: the bottom line is that we're making from endish strides.
Speaker 7: I mean, that's the thing. We can get caught in
Speaker 7: these echo chambers.
Speaker 5: We can get caught in the instantaneous nature of social
Speaker 5: media and go I want this to happen right now.
Speaker 5: But we have to take a step back and look
Speaker 5: at where we were a year ago and look at
Speaker 5: the major issues that preceded the twenty twenty four election.
Speaker 5: Illegal immigration was at the top of that list, and
Speaker 5: the videos and the footage we were saying daily of
Speaker 5: the border of tens of thousands of people just pouring across.
Speaker 5: You don't see that anymore.
Speaker 7: Just if that were.
Speaker 5: Trump's only accomplishment in the first year he'd have a
Speaker 5: successful first year. The fact that we've accomplished even more
Speaker 5: than that, and we're making strides and we're not even
Speaker 5: done with the first year.
Speaker 7: Yet, people got to give him some credit just how
Speaker 7: quickly he works.
Speaker 5: I mean, you'll have a president who in four years
Speaker 5: accomplishes one thing, and all of that was his hallmarkt complishment.
Speaker 5: He is accomplishing things day in and day out, and
Speaker 5: you know people are.
Speaker 7: Going to complain. You can't please everybody. You're not going
Speaker 7: to agree with everything he does.
Speaker 5: But there's not a human being on the planet you're
Speaker 5: going to agree with one hundred percent of the time,
Speaker 5: let alone politicians. So temper your expectations, celebrate the wins,
Speaker 5: and keep up the fight.
Speaker 3: You know we are winning.
Speaker 5: And I think I'm glad that Trump is bringing attention
Speaker 5: to the issues in Minnesota, specifically as it relates to
Speaker 5: the fraud. And I like that he's speaking as someone
Speaker 5: who doesn't have to be re elected. It's always very
Speaker 5: refreshing and every president so you get to their advantage.
Speaker 5: Barack Obama above BA Ball, his second term was transformative.
Speaker 3: For this country.
Speaker 5: Now, obviously not for the better, but certainly he did
Speaker 5: what the left had elected him to do. The first
Speaker 5: time he was constrained, he was kind of as centrist.
Speaker 5: The second time he ushered in all that social change BLM,
Speaker 5: all the trans stuff came under Obama second term. So
Speaker 5: never underestimate the power of a president who does not
Speaker 5: have to get reelected.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no doubt, Eric Nathaniel, I want to end this
Speaker 1: segment on a bit of an upnote. You posted a
Speaker 1: day or so ago a story about Army vet Ed Bambas,
Speaker 1: eighty eight years old, who's working at a Myer store,
Speaker 1: and he told the story to the person he was
Speaker 1: talking to that he used to work at Ford, lost
Speaker 1: his pension, his wife passed away several years ago, and
Speaker 1: he's struggling financially and at eighty eight years old, he's
Speaker 1: out working at a Myer store to try and make
Speaker 1: ends meet. Well, people saw this on the internet and
Speaker 1: they are donating one and a half million dollars to
Speaker 1: mister Bambas so he can retire in dignity and financial security.
Speaker 1: But you make the point that had mister Bambas been
Speaker 1: in the country illegally, he wouldn't be struggling in such
Speaker 1: ways that he would have everything he needs would have
Speaker 1: been paid for by the taxpayer. But here's an army
Speaker 1: vet worked all his life, finds himself in the financial
Speaker 1: circumstances that he's in and he gets absolutely nothing.
Speaker 7: It was a heartbreaking story.
Speaker 5: Someone who's eighty eight years old should be living their
Speaker 5: best life retired.
Speaker 7: He was a military veteran. Shame on Ford for taking
Speaker 7: his pension from him. I don't know what happened there.
Speaker 5: I think the bankruptcy, but howill man was able to
Speaker 5: work his whole life Because the pensions.
Speaker 7: Are a thing of the past. You're not gonna get
Speaker 7: it anymore. That's like our grandfather's generation.
Speaker 5: But he was of that generation and he had a pension,
Speaker 5: he relied on it, he lost it, and here he
Speaker 5: is working at eighty eight years old just to put
Speaker 5: a roof over his head. And yeah, if he were
Speaker 5: an illegal, he'd have everything paid for. He'd be taken
Speaker 5: care of. And uh, you know the issue with him
Speaker 5: and I guess he's just a good man of a
Speaker 5: better generation than ours, with some.
Speaker 7: Dignity and he's not going to do that. But thank god,
Speaker 7: the internet does exist for some good.
Speaker 5: And hopefully this guy will be able to retire a piece.
Speaker 5: I hope the irs doesn't take.
Speaker 7: Half of it, but unfortunately they're going to take a
Speaker 7: big jump out of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that would be that would be the thing.
Speaker 1: Trump Bob a comment and say I'll pay this guy's
Speaker 1: taxes and then and that would that would be a
Speaker 1: tarry on.
Speaker 2: That'd be a teary on top of that story.
Speaker 7: Axemption.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, yeah, no doubt, Eric Methaney. If people want to
Speaker 1: find out more about you, where do they do that?
Speaker 5: Bob and Eric sad America. We are on Apple Podcasts.
Speaker 5: I think we're on Spotify. I think we got kicked off,
Speaker 5: but I think he let us back on and then
Speaker 5: follow me on exit.
Speaker 3: Eric.
Speaker 1: Eric macthaney, always great, Always appreciate the time, love the insight,
Speaker 1: keep up the great work and we'll be talking again
Speaker 1: before too long.
Speaker 7: Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: All Right, there you go, Eric Methaney and check him
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Speaker 2: I'm going to Clifton, get loaded. Hello, Bye, I'm broadcasting
Speaker 2: well seg it is Ah.
Speaker 1: Why are they having a high school football championship game Thursday.
Speaker 2: You got seventeen to visions playing over the next few
Speaker 2: days in Ohio. Is that how many divisions are? There's
Speaker 2: seven or eight, there's a lot, there's seven.
Speaker 8: So they're playing tonight, then they'll play Division one and
Speaker 8: all that probably three games or three games tomorrow, I guess,
Speaker 8: and then they'll play again on Saturday.
Speaker 2: Well they go into Sunday. I don't know.
Speaker 8: I just worry about Anderson and X and Northern Kentucky
Speaker 8: has no one in the state championship that like thirty
Speaker 8: years but believable, Andy Mack.
Speaker 1: We have we have a special guest on the Stooge Report, Yes, sir,
Speaker 1: right now, all right, and uh on his way. He
Speaker 1: might already be there for all I know, up to
Speaker 1: the Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium, Incanton, Ohio. The
Speaker 1: athletic director from Anderson High School, Chris Newton is our
Speaker 1: guest today.
Speaker 2: And Chris Newton, how the heck are you?
Speaker 4: I'm doing great?
Speaker 3: Dan?
Speaker 2: Are Are you pumped up? Are you ready to go?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Dan, I am fired up? Baby, we are we are
Speaker 4: ready to go, baby, talk about driving.
Speaker 3: We're flying up there right now.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 2: Tom Brenneman must have got to the privates.
Speaker 1: Yet there you go the Tom Brenneman private jet. Wow,
Speaker 1: that's a beautiful.
Speaker 3: Take care of us.
Speaker 2: Him and Marty.
Speaker 1: So talk talk a little bit about the Anderson Raptors,
Speaker 1: you know, under the under the the the head coach
Speaker 1: that you have there. I mean, it's been all been
Speaker 1: all about, Uh, it's been all about offense. Offense, offense.
Speaker 1: Anderson wasn't known for playing much defense. But you look
Speaker 1: at some of the final scores they had this year,
Speaker 1: forty nine to seven over West Claremont, thirty six to
Speaker 1: ten over eleven, and you beat Kings forty nine to
Speaker 1: twenty four. You're scoring a lot of points, but you're
Speaker 1: playing a little defense along the way. Is that going
Speaker 1: to be the difference this year? Because this is the
Speaker 1: second year in a row you faced Avon in the
Speaker 1: championship final.
Speaker 4: Dan, Dan, You're a hundred percent right. We've We've always
Speaker 4: been known for our offense. Evan is a is an
Speaker 4: incredible offensive mind a coach, and we in his early
Speaker 4: years at Anderson, we kind of lived in that. And
Speaker 4: you know, we're winning games fifty to forty eight and
Speaker 4: stuff like that, and you know, enough tough losses in
Speaker 4: the in the playoffs, and you know, Evan really devoted.
Speaker 4: Evan and his staff really devoted you know, so much
Speaker 4: time in the off season. You know, people just think
Speaker 4: these guys worked, you know, August November. These guys worked
Speaker 4: twelve months a year. And Evan and his coaching staff
Speaker 4: really worked so hard at developing a defensive foundation. And
Speaker 4: they went and listened to people, They went and spoke
Speaker 4: to college coaches, they went to clinic and you know
Speaker 4: that combined with we have some unbelievably talented players right
Speaker 4: now at Anderson High School and things have just clicked
Speaker 4: these last couple of years.
Speaker 7: Our defense has has matched our offense and at.
Speaker 4: Times it succeeded it. And uh so we are just
Speaker 4: so excited. It is a very very balanced club that
Speaker 4: coach Dryer.
Speaker 2: Puts out there.
Speaker 1: So whenever anyone heads to the state championship and Anderson
Speaker 1: High School, you have the big send off there. Talk
Speaker 1: about the event last night, the big send off for
Speaker 1: the football team heading up to camp.
Speaker 4: It was phenomenal. We had, you know, it's our parade,
Speaker 4: a champions and we stay. We have a state walk
Speaker 4: all the way through the school. Our our our PEP
Speaker 4: band leads it. Our cheerleaders follow and then we had
Speaker 4: our football team and our ball boys and our coaching
Speaker 4: staff follow that. Right after they marched all the way
Speaker 4: through the school with parents and students going crazy in
Speaker 4: the hallways. They our admin assistant, Debbie Welker always feeds
Speaker 4: them a bunch of cupcakes. And then they get on
Speaker 4: They got on the bus and traveled up to Canton
Speaker 4: yesterday and it is uh, you know, as your son
Speaker 4: has done before in his quest and winning a state championship. Uh,
Speaker 4: you know exactly what it is. Hassler's done the same thing.
Speaker 4: It is an awesome experience for our kids to walk through.
Speaker 2: The hallways like that.
Speaker 1: It's it's outstanding. And no matter how many times, Chris
Speaker 1: Newton you make that trip to Canton, that never gets old,
Speaker 1: does it?
Speaker 2: No, No, not at all.
Speaker 4: This is uh this I'm blessed that this is my
Speaker 4: fourth time being involved with the state champship football game
Speaker 4: and uh, and it is awesome. There is no substitute
Speaker 4: for playing in Canton, Ohio, and to pro you know,
Speaker 4: the Hall of Fame Stadium, there is no substitute. It
Speaker 4: is a phenomenal venue. The people up there treat you
Speaker 4: like Queen Kings and Queens, and it's just, uh, it's
Speaker 4: just an awesome experience and something our kids will remember forever.
Speaker 1: So Bill Dennison tell Chris Newton what happens if they
Speaker 1: win the state championship, and.
Speaker 8: Well, they will because they're going to get revenge against
Speaker 8: Avon for beating them last year. That's why the coach
Speaker 8: told me earlier in the week. That's why, sir, that
Speaker 8: they were out at like what seven minutes to six
Speaker 8: every day because they lost by seven points last year.
Speaker 2: He wanted them to let him know about that. Baby.
Speaker 2: It was they practiced like at six am. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 4: You are one hundred percent right. We've always practiced at
Speaker 4: six am, and this year our coach and our players
Speaker 4: wanted a little reminder that we fell seven point short.
Speaker 4: So we practiced at five point fifty three every single
Speaker 4: day in the summer and this and as the season
Speaker 4: went by.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he knows it.
Speaker 8: Well, you win and coaching and you'll be next week
Speaker 8: you'll be down here on the Stooge Report being honored
Speaker 8: as state champs.
Speaker 3: Oh man, that is.
Speaker 4: Going to be a great feeling.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 2: Coach Dryer will love to do that.
Speaker 4: He will love to do that. Our kids are ready
Speaker 4: to go, or our whole community. It's amazing. I we
Speaker 4: left a little bit ago. I'm in the car right now,
Speaker 4: Dan Kerre, I'm bringing up two Hall of Famers and
Speaker 4: and uh Jerry Nerle and Stanley Jones.
Speaker 2: How about that.
Speaker 4: I got two Hall of Famers with me and we're
Speaker 4: heading up. But you know, our our booster president, Emmy Miller. Uh,
Speaker 4: you know, our kids are treated like kings man. They
Speaker 4: got three chartered buses yesterday we took up there and
Speaker 4: they're staying at the Double Tree Hotel. Yeah, with buffets
Speaker 4: and and all kind of breakfast buffet, a lunch buffet,
Speaker 4: went to the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: Our our our our.
Speaker 4: Band and our cheerleaders are hopping on chartered buses right now.
Speaker 4: That are our athletic boosters Amy Miller have gotten for them.
Speaker 4: And then are we got two We got two pet
Speaker 4: busses going up. They're they're taking the cheese wagon. We
Speaker 4: didn't have enough extra funds there, but the boosters fed
Speaker 4: them all pizza today before they're leaving. So it is
Speaker 4: going to be it is going to be a fired
Speaker 4: up group of raptors ready to go tonight.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, Chris Newton, I'm glad to hear that
Speaker 1: Anderson Nation is traveling well. Best of luck tonight to
Speaker 1: the raptors, and we'll see what happens. And you you
Speaker 1: bring that state championship trophy home, you'll be a guest
Speaker 1: here in the studio with Bill Cunningham and Seg Dennison
Speaker 1: on the Stooge Report.
Speaker 2: So that'll that'll just be icing on the cake. But
Speaker 2: tell those raptors that that would be an honor. Yeah,
Speaker 2: get that job.
Speaker 1: Done tonight and let's bring a championship home to Anderson Township.
Speaker 4: All right, please tell Paula and Hafler.
Speaker 5: I said, what's up?
Speaker 2: All right, Newt, appreciate it, buddy. Be careful out there.
Speaker 2: Have a great.
Speaker 3: Times, sir.
Speaker 2: So there you go, man, you got it. Good luck.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 1: Chris Newton, the athletic director at Anderson High School, and
Speaker 1: that dude is ready to go.
Speaker 2: Sounds like it.
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Speaker 8: It's clucking good for our lunch today. Pam brought up
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Speaker 8: two thirty eight to fifty three Race Road on a
Speaker 8: good old west side and don't forget samee X place
Speaker 8: tomorrow night for the.
Speaker 2: Division one title. That'll be big.
Speaker 8: They're going to have a watch party for the Bombers
Speaker 8: game tomorrow night at Ron's Roost outstanding. And then also
Speaker 8: the they got a wish tree at want Ron's Roost
Speaker 8: and just take an ornament and get somebody a nice
Speaker 8: Christmas present.
Speaker 2: In need.
Speaker 1: Seventeen degrees tonight for the Anderson game, twenty one degrees
Speaker 1: for the Xavier game tomorrow night.
Speaker 2: So you're heading up to the games nice and cold.
Speaker 2: Gotta bundle up.
Speaker 8: Let's see Bengals update there. Ted Karras has been named
Speaker 8: the Bengals club winner for the Walter Peyton Man of
Speaker 8: the Year Award. He does that because of all of
Speaker 8: his great work with the Sincy Hat Foundation. And let's
Speaker 8: see what else is going on. Hes got got that
Speaker 8: Crosstown shootout tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I almost forgot about seven seven o'clock, seven o'clock yea
Speaker 1: and ninety third meeting between the Bearcats and Muskies and
Speaker 1: previewed all tonight Wes Miller Show Live from the Orige
Speaker 1: of Montgomery in at eight oh five here on seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW. So you got Dan, Hord and TNL with
Speaker 1: the call on seven hundredron Byron Joe.
Speaker 2: Correct. So there you go.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be big. The Centas Center will be packed. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it will all right, SEG. If you would please and
Speaker 1: good luck to the Anderson Raptors and go get us
Speaker 1: out of the Stege reports.
Speaker 8: Dan, in honor of those raptors and the bombers Gord
Speaker 8: for state titles, bring them home boys. We leave you
Speaker 8: with the immortal words of the stew report.
Speaker 1: We got nothing there are there are after a silence
Speaker 1: after Chris Newton gave us that speech earlier today, we
Speaker 1: got we got nothing left. There is nothing, There's nothing left, correct, SEG.
Speaker 1: We'll see you, sir on seven hundred WLW, seven hundred
Speaker 1: w l W. I'm Dan Carroll, please to welcome in
Speaker 1: my next guests. Robert Spencer is an author. His latest
Speaker 1: book is Holy Hell, Islam's abuse of women and the
Speaker 1: infidels who enable it. And I mean it's not just
Speaker 1: that book. This guy's also the director of Jahad Watch.
Speaker 1: He's written thirty two thirty two different books on this subject.
Speaker 1: And Robert Spencer, it is great to have you back
Speaker 1: on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 9: Great to talk to again, Dan.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: We talked a couple of weeks ago about Zorahan Mandani.
Speaker 1: It actually was before the election. But now that Jorhan
Speaker 1: Mondani has been elected in New York City, what are
Speaker 1: New Yorkers in for? And let me ask you this,
Speaker 1: what did you make of the meeting that Zorahan Mondani
Speaker 1: had with President Trump there in the Oval Office.
Speaker 9: It seemed to me that Trump was trying to make
Speaker 9: it impossible for Mamdanni to blame him when everything goes wrong,
Speaker 9: as it inevitably will. Mamdanni is a Marxist, although he
Speaker 9: denies it, it's very clear from his record, his statements,
Speaker 9: and he's going to try to implement various socialist policies
Speaker 9: in New York which are going to likely bankrupt the city,
Speaker 9: and then.
Speaker 2: He'll blame Trump.
Speaker 9: And now with Trump on record being friendly and talking
Speaker 9: him up and saying he's rooting for him, It's going
Speaker 9: to be harder for Mam Donnie to displace the blame
Speaker 9: in that, and so I think that it could have
Speaker 9: been It was very likely was a very canny move
Speaker 9: on the part of the President to try to take
Speaker 9: away one of Mam Donnie's primary strategies, which is to
Speaker 9: execute his plans and then when they don't work, try
Speaker 9: to blame Trump for everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I looked at that, and I see it as Trump
Speaker 1: really throwing a curveball to the base of Mandanni because
Speaker 1: much of his base is simply people who hate Trump.
Speaker 1: And I think a large portion of his campaign, aside
Speaker 1: from the free buses and the rent controls and the
Speaker 1: free grow gery stores, a large portion of his campaign
Speaker 1: were supported by people who simply hate Trump and for
Speaker 1: no other reason wanted to vote for Mondnni because of that.
Speaker 1: And I think Mondanni needs Trump a lot more than
Speaker 1: Trump needs him. And I think that is that this
Speaker 1: was more of a positioning move for Trump because he
Speaker 1: knows in the future at some point Mondnnie's going to
Speaker 1: have to come knocking on his door.
Speaker 9: Exactly, and see this is the way that it worked out.
Speaker 9: The historical precedent that we have for this is when
Speaker 9: New York City went bankrupt back in the seventies and
Speaker 9: they asked President Gerald Ford for a handout and to
Speaker 9: bail them out, and he refused. And Ford was the
Speaker 9: one who got the blame, not the leaders of New
Speaker 9: York City who had run it into the ground economically.
Speaker 9: And now Trump has kind of checkmated Mondnni and made
Speaker 9: it virtually impossible for him to make the same maneuver.
Speaker 1: You and I have not spoken since that came to
Speaker 1: light all the corruption and the fraud going on in
Speaker 1: Minnesota as it relates to the Somalian community there, and
Speaker 1: the fraud that surrounds Feeding the Hungry program, another program
Speaker 1: for autistic children, another program that is supposed to provide
Speaker 1: housing for seniors and at risk individuals, and more than
Speaker 1: it looks like more than a billion dollars has been
Speaker 1: embezzled from these programs, and probably a lot more. Are
Speaker 1: you surprised by any of this that so much has
Speaker 1: gone on and so much of this is connected to
Speaker 1: this particular community and the way that this whole thing
Speaker 1: has been rolled out.
Speaker 9: I'll tell you, Dan, the only thing that surprises me
Speaker 9: about it is that anybody it is surprised because I
Speaker 9: could have told you this was coming for ever since
Speaker 9: there were Somalis in Minneapolis. Really because the Koran, the
Speaker 9: Holy Book of Islam, teaches that it's the responsibility of
Speaker 9: the infidels to pay for Muslims, to pay taxes to
Speaker 9: the Muslims and provide for their upkeep. Now that being
Speaker 9: the case, if they're not doing that, there have been
Speaker 9: any moms who have told Muslims, you can steal from
Speaker 9: the Infidel and it's perfectly okay because their money belongs
Speaker 9: to you anyway, and you're entitled to what they have,
Speaker 9: and so we should expect communities of believing Muslims to
Speaker 9: be stealing from us. It's surprising here again, surprising that
Speaker 9: anybody was surprised.
Speaker 1: The New York Post wrote a piece about Ilhan Omar
Speaker 1: and how she is connected to so many of these
Speaker 1: individuals who are either tangentially or directly connected to a
Speaker 1: lot of the fraud that's been going on there, and
Speaker 1: the Post is asking some serious questions about how much
Speaker 1: she knew about this. She had events at some of
Speaker 1: these restaurants where these feeding the Kids program was supposed
Speaker 1: to go on. She's got pictures with a lot of
Speaker 1: the individuals, some of them who've already been convicted in
Speaker 1: some of these fraud schemes. So do you have any
Speaker 1: doubt at all that Ilhan Omar knew exactly what was
Speaker 1: going on with all this fraud and deception.
Speaker 9: There none whatsoever. This was something that I expected. It's
Speaker 9: a full story of it. We're known that she would
Speaker 9: be implicated in it in a very high to a
Speaker 9: very high degree, maybe even helping the people do things
Speaker 9: so that they wouldn't get caught. Here again, this is
Speaker 9: not really even something that she would have thought of
Speaker 9: as unethical. It's just a natural order of things. The
Speaker 9: non Muslims are supposed to be paying money to the Muslims,
Speaker 9: and so this is money.
Speaker 3: This is all.
Speaker 9: This was something that the Somali community was completely.
Speaker 2: Entitled to, you know.
Speaker 1: So as I look at this, look at what happened
Speaker 1: in Minnesota, I look at this individual from Afghanistan that
Speaker 1: was shouting Ala wakbar are as he shot the two
Speaker 1: members of the National Guard in DC, I keep thinking
Speaker 1: of what Condo Leeves the Rice talked about after she
Speaker 1: did her evaluation and analysis of September eleventh, and she
Speaker 1: said that our enemies were on a war footing and
Speaker 1: we are not. And I think that, and I think
Speaker 1: we've we've sort of fallen back into that, at least
Speaker 1: under the previous administration. But I listened to what Marco
Speaker 1: Rubio said a day or so ago and want to
Speaker 1: I want to play that cut right now, because when
Speaker 1: I hear Marco Rubio talk like this, it makes me
Speaker 1: think that at least parts of our administration, the Trump administration,
Speaker 1: have their eyes open to this. Dave, could we please
Speaker 1: hear a cut number two?
Speaker 3: Please?
Speaker 1: Well, I guess we're not going to hear it, but
Speaker 1: in any case, uh, Marco Rubio talked about the threat
Speaker 1: of Islam and how Islam looks to Okay, okay, here
Speaker 1: we go. Now, let's hear Mark Rubia.
Speaker 3: There we go.
Speaker 10: Ultimately, all radical Islamic movements in the world identify the
Speaker 10: West writ large, but the United States in particular, as
Speaker 10: the greatest evil on the earth. And every chance to
Speaker 10: have the notion that somehow radical Islam would be comfortable
Speaker 10: with simply controlling some province in Iraq or Syria is
Speaker 10: just not born out by history. Radical Islam has shown
Speaker 10: that their desire is not simply to occupy one part
Speaker 10: of the world and be happy with their own little caliphate.
Speaker 10: They want to expand. It is a revolutionary in its nature.
Speaker 10: It seeks to expand and control more territories and more people.
Speaker 10: And Radical Islam has designs openly on the West, on
Speaker 10: the United States, on Europe. We've seen that progress there
Speaker 10: as well, and they're prepared to conduct acts of terrorism
Speaker 10: in the case of Iran, nation state actions, assassinations, murderers,
Speaker 10: you name it, whatever it takes for them to gain
Speaker 10: their influence and ultimately their domination of different cultures and societies.
Speaker 10: That's a clear and imminent threat to the world and
Speaker 10: to the broader West, but especially to the United States,
Speaker 10: who they identify as the chief chief source of evil
Speaker 10: on the planet. The reason why they hate the Kingdom
Speaker 10: of Saudi Arabia, the leadership of the UAE of Bahrain
Speaker 10: is because they've allowed the United States to partner with them.
Speaker 10: That's why they hate them.
Speaker 5: They consider them infidels for it.
Speaker 10: They hate Israel, but they also hate America, and they
Speaker 10: hate anywhere in the world that we have influenced. They
Speaker 10: seek to attack it, including here in the homeland. If
Speaker 10: you look at the domestic terrorists at the attacks that
Speaker 10: happened here domestically, the overwhelming majority of them have been
Speaker 10: inspired by radical Islamic viewpoints, and that includes the shooting
Speaker 10: in the Poults nightclub in Orlando, Florida. That includes the
Speaker 10: Saudi pilot in Pensacola, my home state, two attacks.
Speaker 1: So, Robert Spencer, when you hear Marco Rubio talk like that,
Speaker 1: I know, when I hear him speak like that, it
Speaker 1: tells me that at least part of this administration, here's
Speaker 1: their eyes open to this. And Marco Rubio, I think,
Speaker 1: does a fantastic job, and he's able to lay it
Speaker 1: out in plain language that just about anyone is able
Speaker 1: to understand.
Speaker 9: Yes, that was very good. It is unusual and rare
Speaker 9: from a high level public official, and so it's refreshing
Speaker 9: to hear just a couple things. Though, if you don't mind,
Speaker 9: maybe I'm looking at the glass half full and half
Speaker 9: empty that is instead of half full. But it seems
Speaker 9: to me in the first place, it's not radical. It
Speaker 9: is mainstream, ordinary Islam that seeks conquest and domination of
Speaker 9: the infidels, and that needs to be recognized so that
Speaker 9: we don't keep on thinking that this is some aberration,
Speaker 9: but understand that it can just appear anywhere where there
Speaker 9: might be Muslims. That's not to say that every Muslim
Speaker 9: is a terrorist or a radical or something like that,
Speaker 9: but that this is far more widespread than I think
Speaker 9: most people want to believe. And also when he talks
Speaker 9: about Saudi Arabia and Cutter not being on this program,
Speaker 9: I think, unfortunately that's not the case. They are very
Speaker 9: much still part of it. They are pursuing their own
Speaker 9: short term pragmatic interests. When those interests change, when they shift,
Speaker 9: then it'll be clear once again that those are Ghati
Speaker 9: entities like the others.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: Going back to Mandani and the people that voted for him,
Speaker 1: it's one thing to have young people like this who
Speaker 1: really know nothing of socialism. They were failed by the
Speaker 1: educational system in this country to realize the failure that
Speaker 1: comes along with socialism and how wherever it's been tried
Speaker 1: it has never worked. The other part of it is,
Speaker 1: and this is what your book is about, Islam's abuse
Speaker 1: of women and the infidels who enable it. I think
Speaker 1: by and large, the women who voted for this guy
Speaker 1: have absolutely no clue of the way women are treated
Speaker 1: within Islam.
Speaker 2: That's right, Dan.
Speaker 9: I mean, consider the fact that Mandanni has said that
Speaker 9: he's going to stop having police respond to domestic violence cases,
Speaker 9: that he's going to send social workers. Now, if you
Speaker 9: got some violent guy with a knife startning to kill
Speaker 9: his wife, a social worker is not going to help.
Speaker 9: And it's just appalling that he would say this. But
Speaker 9: coincidentally or not coincidentally, it coincides exactly with the Islamic
Speaker 9: Holy Books that care on, which says that if you
Speaker 9: have a woman from whom you fear disobedience, then beat them.
Speaker 2: And it's it's not a.
Speaker 9: Police matter, it's something that's completely justified. And so mom,
Speaker 9: Donnie just happens to be endorsing a procedure that will
Speaker 9: aid and a.
Speaker 1: Bet that well, well, we'll see how this is going
Speaker 1: to manifest itself over time. I think he takes office
Speaker 1: right after the beginning of the first of the year,
Speaker 1: so well, we'll see what happens. And you've also got
Speaker 1: another piece up at Front Page magazine.
Speaker 2: And do you right.
Speaker 1: I hate to say I told you so, but not
Speaker 1: that much. And you talk about recommention recommendations that you
Speaker 1: made back in two thousand and eight that would have
Speaker 1: prevented us from being in the situation that we find
Speaker 1: ourselves in. Now, what what were some of those recommendations
Speaker 1: that you made back in two thal.
Speaker 9: One of them was stopping immigration from Muslim countries. Now,
Speaker 9: this is something that I got a lot of heat
Speaker 9: for and people were saying, oh, see, this is racist
Speaker 9: and so on exactly, But it was never a racial
Speaker 9: thing to start with. It's about an ideology that is supremacist, violent,
Speaker 9: and expansionist and that people are bringing in. It's just
Speaker 9: actually what the President has just been talking about when
Speaker 9: he was speaking about how he was going to end
Speaker 9: immigration from third world countries. Now that's a good start,
Speaker 9: but the fact is this is not even really a
Speaker 9: third world problem. This is an Islamic problem. And the
Speaker 9: longer we ignore that, the more the problem is going
Speaker 9: to keep on growing and coming at us from areas
Speaker 9: where we don't expect. So if the President were to
Speaker 9: say I'm going to end immigration from Muslim countries, he
Speaker 9: also would get a lot of heat for being a
Speaker 9: racist islamophobe. But he could actually do it if he
Speaker 9: wanted to, and he could base it on the teachings
Speaker 9: of Islam that call for violent conquest of unbelievers, and
Speaker 9: those things are not hard to find. So it's a
Speaker 9: good step that he's taking. Certainly he will keep a
Speaker 9: lot of Jihat terrorists out of the country, and that's
Speaker 9: also the good. The thing about immigration is, you know
Speaker 9: where a nation of immigrants, and all of us have
Speaker 9: immigrant backgrounds if you go back far enough. And so
Speaker 9: a lot of people think it's a terrible Unamerican thing
Speaker 9: to restrict immigration, but there are national security issues involved.
Speaker 9: They're readily demonstrable, and I commend the presidents for taking
Speaker 9: notice of them.
Speaker 1: But I've heard so many people make the argument that
Speaker 1: Islam is more than just a religion. It's also a
Speaker 1: political movement as well. And so when there's no doubt
Speaker 1: about that, when you when you combine those two, the
Speaker 1: political side of what Islam wants to bring to this
Speaker 1: country is certainly not compatible with our constitution, our way
Speaker 1: of life, our culture. And what is it going to
Speaker 1: take for people to finally recognize that and say, look,
Speaker 1: practicing your religion is one thing, but trying to change
Speaker 1: the entire culture and the way that the United States
Speaker 1: of America works and what it was founded on is
Speaker 1: another thing. And we've got to draw the line somewhere.
Speaker 9: Absolutely, I couldn't agree more. And this is what I've
Speaker 9: been saying for years, that we have to understand that
Speaker 9: Islam has this political aspect, and that that aspect of
Speaker 9: Islam is completely at odds with the American Constitution, and
Speaker 9: so there's nothing wrong with our taking measures to protect
Speaker 9: ourselves from that. And this has been obscured all these
Speaker 9: years by these charges of Islamophobia and so on, and
Speaker 9: so here again, I commend the President of the people
Speaker 9: around him for not being afraid to grasp that metal
Speaker 9: and to do what's necessary to protect the American people.
Speaker 9: I only hope that they don't get stopped again by
Speaker 9: leptist judges or somebody who say you can't can't limit immigration,
Speaker 9: and that you have to let everybody in, no matter
Speaker 9: how dangerous they.
Speaker 2: Are, and so on. Yeah, how do you find time
Speaker 2: to write thirty two books? I don't do anything else.
Speaker 2: An'll do anything else?
Speaker 1: All right, Well, Robert Spencer, always great, I appreciate the time.
Speaker 1: I'll look forward to the next time we get a
Speaker 1: chance to talk again. You may have four or five
Speaker 1: more books out by then, but we will say with that,
Speaker 1: all right, keep up the great work and all the
Speaker 1: best to you, and take care of yourself, you too.
Speaker 1: All right, there you go, Robert Spencer on seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 2: I'm broadcasting.
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Speaker 2: What about Trey Hendrickson right here? He's not playing?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 2: Nope? How much money is he being paid?
Speaker 3: A lot?
Speaker 2: And he's not playing? He's not playing again? T Higgins
Speaker 2: is making progress through concussion protocol. How long does that take?
Speaker 8: I guess you got to get checked out and you know,
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Speaker 1: And Jamar Chase apologized, yes for spitting on that dude, right,
Speaker 1: I read it.
Speaker 2: I thought it was a pretty good apology. Yes, I agree.
Speaker 2: I thought I thought that. I thought that got the
Speaker 2: job done.
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Speaker 2: Good for him.
Speaker 8: College basketball, of course, Tomorrow night Crosstown shoot Out up
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Speaker 8: Tave Sheldon. Bearcats and Muskies meet for the ninety third
Speaker 8: time tomorrow night at the Cintas Center, and preview the
Speaker 8: game tonight Wes Miller Show Live from the Origin of
Speaker 8: Montgomery in at eight o five right here on seven
Speaker 8: hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: I heard the uh Rick Patino Junior talking about that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and he he said, he says, look, I understand the
Speaker 1: importance of the game, but he's not going to get
Speaker 1: try and get his guys all jazzed up about it
Speaker 1: so so he's he's gonna like, we got we got
Speaker 1: to got it. We gotta play a game. It's another game,
Speaker 1: that's correct. Gotta go out and play the game.
Speaker 8: But it's as let's have no shenanigans, no fights, no
Speaker 8: pushing and shoving and all that stuff, and just have
Speaker 8: a clean game.
Speaker 2: Whoever wins wins, and then you move on.
Speaker 1: It's going to be a big, big packed house at
Speaker 1: the Cintas Center that can I'm not gonna be able
Speaker 1: to watch that game on TV.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've not seen I haven't seen NT I haven't seen.
Speaker 1: I think I've seen one Xavier game on you maybe
Speaker 1: two when they were playing in that tournament. And then, uh,
Speaker 1: I'm not I don't think i've seen any Maybe it's
Speaker 1: my cable. I mean maybe my cable must think because
Speaker 1: I turned on. I turned on trying to watch a
Speaker 1: UC game on TV. A football not a football game,
Speaker 1: but a basketball game. Well, you know what you do,
Speaker 1: I can't get them. I got to get some new
Speaker 1: Then how do I remedy that? Hey, the bill, I
Speaker 1: paid the bill. I'm just saying, but what I'm paying
Speaker 1: one of them? You got what I'm paying for? Stinks?
Speaker 2: You got one of them? You got you got one
Speaker 2: of them crazy channels? Or what do you got?
Speaker 3: I got?
Speaker 2: I got the you know, I got what what do
Speaker 2: you call it? The the ulti fiber? I think, oh, well,
Speaker 2: I don't know anything about that.
Speaker 8: I don't know, but it Lance, But it stinks. I
Speaker 8: don't know what to tell you. You know, Hey, the
Speaker 8: bill call you know what? Call Lance? He knows all
Speaker 8: about that. You know, I turned the TV on.
Speaker 3: I can.
Speaker 1: I can find Lee High versus Robert Morris, but I
Speaker 1: can't find you about you.
Speaker 8: Just watch the bottom of the screen. You get updates.
Speaker 8: You want to see the bear cat? What's the matter
Speaker 8: with you?
Speaker 10: You know?
Speaker 8: Well, they'll probably be on bigger I mean, once the
Speaker 8: Big twelve starts, they'll be on. They'll be on by
Speaker 8: the major channels. You'll be able to get them.
Speaker 2: Just pay the bill. Who pays the bills in your household?
Speaker 8: I pay the bills? Okay, well pay it. The bill
Speaker 8: has been paid. Okay, but my cable stinks. I don't
Speaker 8: know anything about that stuff. So call them and then
Speaker 8: the gall customer service. I bet you they'll I bet
Speaker 8: you they'll put you in priority. Know that you're a
Speaker 8: radio Yeah, that I might talk bad about you on
Speaker 8: the radio. My service doesn't give you that former former helicopter,
Speaker 8: helicopter star of Channel nine. Whatever happened to Chopper nine, uh, Chopper.
Speaker 1: Nine, Chopper nine, I think it it left here and
Speaker 1: I think it went to Saint Louisa, and then from
Speaker 1: Saint Louis, I think it went on to I think,
Speaker 1: you know, they took all the stickers off of it,
Speaker 1: and then I think they might have gone to New
Speaker 1: Orleans or something like that. But you know, those choppers,
Speaker 1: they move around, leave them for a few years up here,
Speaker 1: then they take them back to the shop and then
Speaker 1: they you know, they fix them up, and then they
Speaker 1: send them off somewhere else. There you go, I put
Speaker 1: the put the digital stuff in there. Whatever they do.
Speaker 1: But those those choppers, they get sent out all over
Speaker 1: the country. Gotcha a few a few years here, a
Speaker 1: few years there, and I mean if they fly for
Speaker 1: a long time and it's they're.
Speaker 2: Expensive though, that's for sure. That was fun though.
Speaker 1: Those those are fun days when I got to fly
Speaker 1: around in Chopper nine, got to see everything.
Speaker 8: Got to give you credit there, Dan, because I'm I'm
Speaker 8: bad on directions on the ground. I can't imagine you
Speaker 8: trying to say, well, I'm over, I'm over this road
Speaker 8: and you go that road and you go over there
Speaker 8: up in the sky.
Speaker 2: Well you do it, you do it long enough, you
Speaker 2: pretty much you got a pretty good idea. You know,
Speaker 2: you know where you are. Aren't marrying Bill Bharr and
Speaker 2: all the rest of those guys know how to do that.
Speaker 3: So h But.
Speaker 1: But the State troopers, the State Troopers have a system
Speaker 1: where if you get they've got a camera, a way
Speaker 1: better camera than the one that we had in Chopper nine.
Speaker 1: But they've got a camera and they and they took
Speaker 1: they took me up one time and showed me how
Speaker 1: it works. You take their camera and you pointed at
Speaker 1: a street, okay, like you know the street, we're out here,
Speaker 1: roads right out here. Then it shows up on the
Speaker 1: screen it says Montgomery Road, and then all all the
Speaker 1: the intersections, all the streets that come off of it,
Speaker 1: it puts all the names of those streets up as well.
Speaker 2: So, I mean, they've they've got a I I had
Speaker 2: to use brain power.
Speaker 1: I didn't because the camera I had just took pictures
Speaker 1: didn't have the names of the streets on.
Speaker 2: But I had so I had to know, you know,
Speaker 2: I had to know when.
Speaker 1: You're on Reading Road or Montgomery Road or Devil's Backbone
Speaker 1: or something like that. All right, all right, but we've
Speaker 1: got Amerzon Raptors Tonight X and old and Tangy Orange
Speaker 1: or what's what's the orange? It's like, I don't know,
Speaker 1: I can't remember their nickname.
Speaker 2: They got.
Speaker 8: They got a good quarterback in Tangy Citrus. They've they
Speaker 8: got a very good quarterback and play defense very well.
Speaker 1: All right, but see sat next Wednesday night. They'll be
Speaker 1: in on the stooge for tomorrow night. I'm saying Anderson
Speaker 1: Anderson wins tonight, they'll be in next week. They with
Speaker 1: Saint X. So you're telling me the Cunningham's back next week.
Speaker 1: Correct for the stooge reports. Right, we'll find all right,
Speaker 1: we'll find out what happens. Seg always great, always great
Speaker 1: being here with you, man. I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: All right. Uh, let's get out of the Stooge report, Dan.
Speaker 8: In honor of UH, go Anderson and go st X.
Speaker 8: Let's go tonight and tomorrow. We leave you with the
Speaker 8: immortal words of the stood.
Speaker 2: Report.
Speaker 3: Appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Catch you on the flip side. We go on by back.
Speaker 1: That's the cowboy. Yep, it's gonna be great. Here in
Speaker 1: his voice piece, when when when does spring training start?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 8: Geez, that late February or something early February. It's right
Speaker 8: around the corner. And you don't know because we care
Speaker 8: about the Bengals right now. Correct, they are only two
Speaker 8: games out of first and have they have the red
Speaker 8: sign Kyle Schwarber yet?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Will they When that happens, I'll jump off this building.
Speaker 1: Maybe we're going to break into programming, breaks out, we
Speaker 1: break it, not yet, Seg, you're the best.
Speaker 2: You on seven hundred WLW