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It is unbelievable that he was able to pull this off. But what's even more unbelievable is that the mainstream media and actually Hillary Clinton crawled out of her crypt to give Donald Trump credit for this, which is just it is, I crap, you not more shocking than the peace deal itself. Also, the government is shut down. There's nothing going on this weekend as far as any votes to be taken to reopen the government. It looks like they're not going to

come back till Tuesday. Also, James Comey has been indicted. He was standing where he should be standing tall in front of the man during his arraignment earlier this week. Also in the eight thirty hour, we're going to be talking to Sean Porter all the way up in Cleveland.

he is the first real true college football bust. We always talk about NFL Draft bus, but in the era of the transfer portal and nil deals and all the money flying around in college football, I think it's a safe question to ask. And I believe an article in The Athletic ask that same question. We'll be talking to Sean about that. But in the opening segment, well, and of course I want to hear from you seven four nine, seven thousand when it hurt the big one of the

numbers to call. In the first segment, I want to talk about the mayoral race here in Cincinnati a couple of nights ago. Corey Bowman, he is the Republican I guess nominee for mayor, faced off at Zavor University against the incumbent Democrat Mayor Aftam Purival. And I'm just gonna come out and say this, Corey Bowman took him to school. Megan, can you play that first clip.

officers and only two PVOs that night. What that means is that you did not fully equip your city to be safe that night on one of the largest populated nights of our city. And that's what we're going to change, is we're going to be proactive when I'm mayor of Cincinnati.

He does not care. It's just that simple. It was somebody who cared would welcome ICE into their city to get out criminal illegal gangbangers. And the hilarious quote from all the way back in twenty seventeen was there is no role for municipalities and federal immigration enforcement. We're going to follow the law now only in liberal lunatic land, only in aft have pure of all delusion? Can you say out loud that obstructing federal law is actually following

the law. But you know, goodness knows anything goes but good news, folks, despite your own eyes and ears. After have pure of All cleared up all the confusion and let us all know that he does not need to care about crime because crime is down in Cincinnati.

twenty two these are you check my sources. This is the Cincinnati Police Department's crime statistics. Now I went to Elder and that's same Elder that's now number one in the state of Ohio and in high school football. But I digress, nine hundred and ninety five is bigger than six hundred and fifty two. Nine hundred and ninety five is bigger in five hundred and eighteen. Nine hundred and ninety five is a larger sum than five hundred and ninety.

So again by my elder, math that is, crimes reported, especially in downtown are up thirty percent over a four year average. So he can't mayor he can't math. Uh, this guy should not be reelected, folks. He has previously said time and time again that the specific area of downtown where that horrible, horrible fight happened after the jazz festival, and that's just not call it a fight, a beatdown.

He is non stop set over and over that this area had historically low crime rates and that they will quote make changes to how we police in that area as a result of the incident. Again, this is total bs because I see it every day in court and what you guys heard on that clip, for example, was Corey Bowman pointing out that they were three police officers operating uniform police officers operating out of the Central Business District. You know how I know that's true. Let me tell

you a little story again, we'll get into DeLorean. A long time ago, maybe a couple of years, I represented a young man and I've spoken to.

of him. And there's three or four videos that were on cell phone that I got sent to me after this kid had hired me. So I call up Central Business District. I'm like, hey, guys, has anybody been charged? And this They had no idea what I was talking about. So literally, my client gets the you know what beat out of them, goes home, doesn't talk to the police because no police showed up, doesn't go to the hospital

because nobody took them. And Central Business District didn't even know that this happened until I sent them a cell phone video. That's it. They had no idea. Now, again, this was not negligence on cpdeast part. They can only work with what they got. This was not them turning a blind eye. This was not you know, somebody's saying,

I don't feel like messing with these drunk people. When I spoke to CPD Central Business District, do you know how many officers they had working after a prime time Bengals game where there's probably about one hundred thousand people at any given time in that tiny little area at the banks. They had free uniform police officers working that night. That's how I know Corey Bowman is telling a truth.

There for seventy thousand people three this guy, and when I say this guy, I mean Mayor purrevol does not care. He just does not care. He only cares about his next political office. Ask anyone involved in the court system, they'll tell you. When he was clerk of courts he didn't want to be there. He ran for Congress and then lost in this hilarious campaign meltdown where he blew like a six point lead. He got blown up for

a bunch of campaign finance violations. And look, all politicians are selfish, man like, there's got to be a little narcissism in anybody like that. But the reality is is Cincinnati has just face planted into another violent crime epidemic four days ago. This guy is at a ribbon cutting for low income housing, you know, fresh off the heels of no confidence votes from Cincinnati police. He's at a ribbon cutting for housing. Why because housing is the is

the Democrat issue d jore nationally. Nationally, it is a national talking point. And he is a politician with national office aspirations. So why would he care about young black men killing each other? Why would he care about downtown business owners wanting to shut her up and run for the hills. And like most Democrats, if he repeats the same thing over and over again that crime is down

in the city of Cincinnati, it magically comes true. And if he can cook the books, for lack of a better term, he doesn't have to talk about it.

I want to know what you think. Seven four nine, seven thousand win the big one of the numbers to call if you guys think that's the only reason he shouldn't be mare. I got about five more coming up after the break. Mike Allen Junior on news radio seven hundred WLW.

with Cincinnati's shortage and police officers. They are about two hundred cops short from operating at full capacity. And not only that, we had this beating after the jazz festival where he literally could not be bothered to fly home from vacation after videos and images were blasted across social media and frankly had made international news of mobs of people beating the hell out of people in the middle

of the street. Right after the jazz festival, we found out that there were three uniform police officers working out of the Cincinnati Business District that night. And I can tell you that's actually true because I've had many cases in my practice that have essentially demonstrated, especially with the Cincinnati Business District, that they are just not enough officers down there. And again CPD is two hundred short. And

this guy's been there for four years. And we played a clip earlier in the debate where Corey Bowman and here going back and forth, and he's talking about we're doing all of these things for the first time, and it's like, all right, man, you've been here for why are you just now doing this?

I remember, I'll never forget this. Going to visit a college back in like two thousand and four, and it was my cousin was going there and he took me. You know, obviously I didn't really care about visiting the college. I wanted to visit the fraternity. And I'm shaking hands with people and they're like, where you're from from Cincinnati? Oh, oh wow, you're from Cincinnati. I mean it was like I may as well have said I was from Compton or Detroit. I mean, it was like, man, is it

that bad? And over twenty years we rebuilt that and we are, I mean this an inch away from losing it. So we have this beating downtown. The entire city is embarrassed. He doesn't come home, and of course there's a lot of crazy people out there saying crazy things on social media, and like always in twenty twenty five America, race has to be sucked into the conversation, and there are a lot of agitators and idiots like Iris Rawley and idiots

because that's just what she is. Victoria Parks basically saying that these people deserved it and that they were angry, that I swear to God that a white person had not been charged. And that's despite and we'll point out she's a Democrat, Hamilton County Prosecutor County Pillich saying these people should not be charged. Despite CPD saying these people should not be charged. The response was for the City of Cincinnati and the city solicitor to lean on the

police to charge mister Chevinsky, a Russian guy. And I'm sorry, buddy, if I'm screwing your name up. Who is a victim in the beating with disorderly conduct because I kid you not, they needed a white person charge. Now important to this conversation is understanding the different players here. There is the Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office, which prosecutes misdemeanors in Hamilton County that are outside of the city. Right, So like Green

Township or Cole Rain or Springfield Township. The Hamlin County Prosecutor's Office prosecutes misdemeanors that are committed outside of the city limits in the county and felonies that are committed anywhere in Hamlin County. So if you have a murder in downtown Cincinnati, the Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office would prosecute that murder because it's a felony.

they needed a white eye charge. And this is the City Solicitor's office, which is the city prosecutor's office, and the pure of administration's blatant political meddling. And this is the worst I've ever seen, at least locally. Overruling the police officers and prosecutors for cheap political points is disgusting and frankly, those who were involved in this should be completely ashamed of themselves, but they have no shame. And I'm just going to say this, and I'll probably regret it,

but frankly, I don't care. This is nothing new for the City of Cincinnati Prosecutor's office.

they genuinely didn't do anything wrong here. I've had three or four cases where I've gotten not guilty verdicts on cases where the police have told the prosecutors that they made a mistake or that they investigated for and the case had no merit anymore. Thank god I got not guilty verdicts on him, because that's just that's what I do.

of law for. And what's astonishing to me is normally you have to report those things. This is right here for everyone to see. I hope to God that mister Chevinsky has a very good lawyer, and I hope that when he does get the not guilty verdict that is an enviable he files bar complaints against every single prosecutor involved in charging his client, because I'm telling you right now, folks,

he is not new. This guy is joins a very, a not exclusive club of people that the City of Cincinnati continues to prosecute unethically when they cannot prove that case or have no probable cause to prosecute the case. It happens every freaking day, every day down there. My hope is that these people who prosecute this man, who made the decision to prosecute this man, because it's one

thing to charge the guy to continue the prosecution. My hope is that these people will be held accountable and frankly have to hand in their law license because they should not be practicing law if they are that, if they are using the power of the state to prosecute a person for political purposes, I cannot think of a better reason to disbar somebody. So, you know, for a have to have pureival. Emily Werner, the city Solicitor, I have this to say. You guys paint black lives matters

in front of city Hall. You guys have your photo ops in front of black owned businesses. You put up plaques, you know, praising black leaders. You guys don't do a damn thing for the black community.

client is arrested. My client is arrested. It's astonishing. And what's more is when the police finally realized they made a mistake, that they made a mistake, the city prosecutor's office continued to prosecute my client, who had no record, who was a completely legal gun owner, for having the audacity when two random strangers show up at his door and point a gun in his face, to pull his

pistol and slam the door on them. When the police came to the city prosecutors and told them they arrested the wrong person, they continued the prosecution.

checked that box, every single one of them. So to mister Travinsky, the guy who got the crap beat out of him in the middle of the street, who is a victim of a brutal beating that has now found himself a defendant charged by the city of Cincinnati, I hate to tell you this, brother, get in line. This

happens every single day down there. And my hope is that this man's attorney, that this man's attorney gets a it's an inevitable not guilty verdict or hangs, gets a good outcome for his client, and then files bar complaints against every single prosecutor that's involved in this. You've heard me rant time and time again about the federal law enforcement agencies and the Department of Justice, the federal prosecutors

that go after people for political purposes. This is literally the exact same thing, exact same thing played out on a local level. You think I'm done, folks, I'm not coming up. After the break, we're gonna talk about how remember that sale of a railroad we had where we all owned the city of Cysnat. He owned a railroad that they had no idea about, and the people voted to sell this railroad for some inordinate amount of money because the city is so terrible at handling its finances.

We needed the money for them to fix the infrastructure in the potholes. Whatever happened to that? Whatever happened to that? Do you notice less potholes? Because I don't. Not only can this guy not keep people safe, he can't get the snow off the roads, he can't fill the potholes, he can't keep the police department staffed. I mean this, to quote the great movie Office Space mayor Pirreval. What would you say that you do here? I mean, you can't even do the basics, and you actually have the

audacity to ask for another term. It's only an American politics in twenty twenty five, folks. Anyway, coming up, after the break and take some calls, some four nine, the big one of the numbers to call. Coming up at eight thirty, we're gonna be talking to Sean Porter about who he thinks is going to get into the college football Playoff, who he thinks is going to get into

the World Series and eventually win it. And also the curious case of Arch Manning, the son of Cooper Manning, bloodline of the royal family of quarterbacks, the Manning family. Is this kid a victim of circumstance or is this something that he brought on himself? Is this too? Is it too early to call him a bust? And are we even able to call college recruits busts at this point given the NIL stuff and the emergence of the

transfer portal. Yeah, all kinds of stuff going on. Got me till nine o'clock, got Gary Jeff Walker after that. Mike Allen Jr. On News Radio seven hundred WLW. Hey, we're back in news radio seven hundred WLW. Mike Allen Jr. Sunday night. Excuse me, Saturday night. I knew I was gonna do it this muscle memory, folks, we are talking about, well, the the lack of leadership from Mayor Purivol's office, as

the City of Cincinnati looks at some skyrocketing crime. We can't fill our potholes, we can't clear the snow.

But you know, we have a bunch of ribbon cuttings and it more gaslighting. But anyway, I want to go to the phone seven, the big one of the numbers to call.

running circles around the city of Cincinnati. And I'm talking about in the early two thousands, they built Newport on the Levee, had all this new development over there because the City of Cincinnati, in part because of the collaborative agreement, it was very hard for businesses to open downtown here

in Cincinnati. But I think it really all goes to why did we need why would we need to sell a railroad in order to just do basic infrastructure stuff right, Like, why would why would we need to go to the pawn shop to pawn something just to pay our rent pretty much.

So Mayor Pureval and Paula Muthing are chairman of the trust. They actually had a news conference last week arguing that the railway sale has gone as planned. You may want to ask folks on the west side of Cincinnati whether or not.

if they just leased the railroad to Norfolk Southern. So there's been money paid out, a lot of money, but the city continues to face a four hundred million dollar deficit on maintenance and capital for basic needs such as the city street sidewalks, parks, recreation, fire, police, public service, all that kind of stuff. So the trust fund will reduce that total, but it's not going to do at all.

So from the current batch of railroad spending, the largest expenditure has been eighteen million, and that's for street rehabilitation, right right, So has that money resulted in any roads being paved in this fiscal year which started July first? And I think the answer is no. So I have to have purevol said to the Cincinnati Business Courier, quote, I understand folks frustration. So the Cincinnati Business Courier requested a list of roads that have been repaved with this money.

And there's actually a website. You guys can check this out. It's the city's since He on Track website, which attempts to provide up to date spending estimates on the city's plan to fix the backlog on maintenance and infrastructure, and it shows that very very little of that money was spent on road paving. So of that eighteen million dollars budgeted for street rehabilitation, that's just budgeted. That's that's not the total, that's just what the city has decided to

budget for street rehabilitation. They have spent three percent of that one thousand dollars.

after have purevol fashion. The quote is quote. I think it bears repeating that these are all challenges previous councils failed to lead on. Dude, you've been in charge for over three years, buddy, Like, at what point in time do you bear any responsibility for any of this? Honest to god, like, at what point do you bear any responsibility for any of this. So we can't clear snow after blizzards, we can't fill potholes, we can't keep people safe, Like, what.

Maybe I should carry that gun that I just bought. Right, But a lot of times you can't leave it, take it out of your car. So the solution, the solution is to start charging gun owners again. The news moves so fast now we forget it.

more police officers. It's not to take the help offered by the state of Ohio and Governor Dwine offering all of these these all of these Ohio State patrolman to fill in the gaps of the Cincinnati Police Department. That's not how you do it. You start charging the victims of thefts. You start charging the victims of people who have had their cars broken into. You start charging the victims of burglaries and breaking it like it's it is.

Welcome to Cincinnati, folks. You know, over the past four years since this clown has been in charge, our streets have become extremely dangerous. Families have no opportunities for jobs and careers. Businesses and restaurants that would give those opportunities are closing because they don't want to be downtown. Our infrastructure is crumbling, with potholes everywhere. The Westerns Viaduct has

freaking concrete falling off it. Homeless people that are in camps that are supposed to be illegal are setting fires under the Brent Spence Bridge, essentially threatening literally all of the of the of the transit of goods and economics essentially up the entire East Coast literally because this guy

does not want to enforce these things. We have homeless people setting bridges on fire, making all the working people that work in this community's lives a living hell, trying to deal with the traffic because you don't want to clear out homeless encampments. Somebody, please, I mean this seven four nine, seven thousand winner at the Big One, come up with a cognizant and logical reason as to why

this man deserves another term. You know, all of this crap's happening, the infrastructure's crumbling, and is so called affordable housing projects are are the the the biggest concern, so he doesn't take any money from the state to help with the people getting the crap beat out of him downtown. His police officers hands are ties tied. They're totally overwhelmed. They actually voted no confidence in their own boss. The

fire departments have no financial support whatsoever. You have all these firefighters that are coming down with cancer that they develop we're serving our city. You can't treat them, you can't support them financially. The resident into your city are

actually begging for help. But God knows, we can't fire Iris Rawley, the quote unquote consultant who gets paid an obscene amount of money that's the last vestige of the of the collaborative agreement, and also hires her own sonnet like four grand a month for a job that nobody really has.

ignoring the police officers who actually do the investigating. And most of all, I am tired of this joke of a mare and his excuses.

that everybody who doesn't follow this stuff is shocked. I'm just going to tell you, y'all, this was a long time coming, and I think it started with elections that you know, put in certain judges in certain places. I think it definitely was the beginning of when when after Pureval was elected that that was, without question one, the beginning of the end. Maryor Cranley was a Democrat. I don't think that the CPD would ever ever have considered a no confidence vote in Mayor Cranley.

in in some serious, serious dire straits. But coming up after the break, your calls some four nine seven thousand winner at the big one of the number to call, take your calls, and then we'll sort of transition like Bruce Jenner uh, into some national political stuff. We got the shutdown, we got the piece in the Middle East, all of that. Mike Allen Junior on news radio seven hundred WLW, they were back News Radio seven hundred WLW.

Mike Allen Junior Saturday night, got me till about nine o'clock and then I think they got Gary Jeff coming in. We're rounding out this whole. UH have to have pure of all bash session, so to speak. And I look, I know I'm hard on the guy, but I I really do mean this. I want to know what he has done to earn another term. I mean, list his accomplishment.

I mean that's they don't exist. What's frankly maddening about it is the fact that we sell this railroad to Norfolk Southern for an obscene amount of money and it's all going to be used for infrastructure and repairing the potholes and yacht and then each each time there's another transaction, so to speak, that number just gets whittled down lower and lower and lower to now literally like three percent of this money is being spent on repairing Cincinnati's roads.

And you ask yourselfself, with taxes as high as they are in the city two hundred cops that you should be paying that you're not. You're not paying for the CFD, Cincinnati Fire departments, guys that are getting sick from doing, you know, their jobs in the city. You're not paying those folks. You're definitely have a lack of people plowing snow, Like why do you not have enough money to fill the potholes. Well, here, let me explain something to you.

There's this woman and her name is Iris Raleigh, right, And I'm not trying to single her out.

that's been extended. She basically was somebody who was supposed to be like this community activist and community leader that was gonna like somehow make the collaborative agreement with Cincinnati Police and the City of Cincinnati, you know, go smoother for lack of a better term, But what she's known for is saying really offensive stuff and interfering with arrests downtown Cincinnati. And I'm reading from WLWT News five here.

CPD Union is urging city leaders to fire consultant. That's how you know somebody is a waste of money consultant Iris Raleigh, accusing her interfering with police work and harassing officers during incidents and over the rhine. If you guys want, you can get on Twitter. I should have posted it. The video is on there. If you just even Iris Raley being an idiot, I'm sure it'll come up. But

her interactions with officers were captured on body cam. In one of the clips, Raley can be seen intervening as a Cincinnati police officer is asking a man to pour out a beer he's drinking on the sidewalk. The man repeatedly refuses to comply, and Raley can been seen walking up. Do you know my name? Do you know who I am?

I'm Iris Raleigh direct quote. She then proceeds to communicate with both the officer and the man, asking the cop about the situation whether the man wanted the file complain against the officer while the cop is just standing there. Talk about having the cops backs, folks. I can't see why anybody would not want to be a Cincinnati police officer. Ralli then proceeds to barate the cop and the man asking the cop about the situation. Eventually, and the man

wanted the file a complaint. She says, quote, here's what we do in Cincinnati. If the officer is as horrible as you say, then there's a process for me to know that she ain't on my list. Now, if she's as bad as you say she is to you, then then you don't put it on my list.

It's just astonishing, And throughout the course of the conversation, the female officer appears to indicate that she had met Raleigh on prior occasions where she had intervened in the middle of her work, so again, this obviously was not the first time. Raleigh can be seen following the officer down the street, saying that she does not trust the officer to be left alone as she proceeds to issue another citation to a man on the street. So she just followed this cop as this cops trying to do

her job. Again, this is all coming from a defense attorney, folks, So I hope that that you know says something to you. The officer then calls her backup as Irish rally attempts to physically put herself in between the officer and the man being cited. Why was she not charged? Ken kober True, American President of the Cincinnati FOP, said, quote, what we saw in that video is not collaboration. That was agitation. I could not agree more. It is one thousand percent

inappropriate for her to be doing things like that. Well, the good news is is for existing giving her son a job at four four hundred dollars a month, all on the taxpayer dime, Folks, harassing police officers that are trying to do their job and then just saying outwardly racist stuff. Her contract is valued at five hundred and

seventy thousand dollars until April twenty twenty seven. This includes one hundred and fifty thousand dollars to be paid for two quarters the fall of twenty twenty four in the spring at twenty twenty five. What they are calling quote the Government Square Initiative. That's where she hired her son. So she's it's obscene how much money this woman is making.

It is obscene. And again she hires her son at four hundred thousand dollars a year to apparently make sure, like in Billy Madison, like that the bus drivers are turning the wheels right, and that people are not shooting each other or whatever the hell. I have no idea, I really don't. I just know that we should cancel that contract, use that half a million dollars to pave a mile of road, and then you know, in a change, we can name the road after her. Sounds like a

fair deal anyway. Let's uh, let's go to the phones.

the mayor's office. I hope that God, and I think you can do it, that Chris Smitherman gets back on city council because at some point, you know, sanity has to carry the day. Let's talk to Peter. He wants to talk about f tabing his zero accomplishments. Hey Peter, what's going on?

of the bell of the dangers of electing Democrats. And the one thing that they're good at, and I wanted to say, is that lying and manipulation of people that are soft minded and that don't try to find the other side of the of any situation. And we need we need a new mayor. Conservativeism is rampant. It's coming back. So let's not uh uh keep our heads down. Let's keep our heads up and be positive and ride the wave of righteous uh just doing the right thing and not lying.

what's going on? Budd here on the big one.

his law practice. But she got a lot of business owners, especially downtown rest roans, after that insanity after the jazz festival, to come out and beg and just say hey, y'all, you know I don't She didn't come out and say don't vote for AFTE pure of all, but it was a response from all the business owners down there, especially restaurants and bars, saying this ain't working. Guys like this

is this is just not working, you know. And as far as those guys go through the big corporations, I think that they may be a little bit afraid because, uh, if you come at the King, you best not miss and all of a sudden, those businesses may be regulated via city council.

most of these people are just voting. All they're doing is looking.

gonna talk about the Israel peace Plan. Mike Jor on News Radio seven hundred WLW, Bengals coverage over twenty twenty five iHeartRadio Music Festival presented by topital One. They we're back News Radio seven hundred WLW. Mike Allen Junior Saturday Night Russell Memories. Still trying to force me to say Sunday.

a cup of coffee in Cleveland. Gotta be honest when you have the worst line, arguably the worst offensive line in the NFL, and you bring in a forty year old Joe Flacco, who at twenty three years old, had a tough time moving. I don't think that's going to bode well, but we'll talk to Sean about that. He's got some good perspective on it, as he is a Browns fan. I would be remiss if I had three hours on the air and I didn't talk about this.

The incredible and quite literally unbelievable news out of the Middle East that Israel and Jamas have agreed to a ceasefire, not only a ceasefire, but have agreed to a peace plan that the Trump administration has put forward. I am absolutely elated over this. I am shocked over this, but I shouldn't be, because this dude just weals his way.

peace plan. The warring sides have tried to uphold a ceasefire once in November at twenty three and again in March of twenty five. Both of those times efforts collapsed. I'm trying not to get my hopes up here, folks, but there has been broad international support, whether it be from the Arab world, Europe, the United States, and Israel itself. There's a lot of optimism here. So first and foremost, they've agreed to a ceasefire. This went into effect on Friday,

and we're already seeing Palestinians returning in droves to Gaza. Also, there's a military draw down. The IDF has agreed to withdraw their troops up to a line that leaves it in control of a little bit more than half of Gaza, and incrementally that's going to go down. So as each sort of phase goes into step, the Israeli Defense Force or IDF is going to start backing out a little

bit more. Also, and this is the this is the very very important part, and this is the part where Hamas loses all leverage, and that is a hostage and prisoner release that's supposed to begin on Monday. With the IDF's withdrawal complete. There's a seventy two hour window for Hamas to return. The remaining hostages taken on October seventh, twenty are still believed to be alive. Another twenty eight

are dead. Of the two hundred and fifty one hostages, one hundred and forty seven have been released in prior deals. But this, this next phase, should be every single hostage that's still alive is to be released. And Donald Trump has made it pretty clear, God help Hamas if they back out of this deal, because there's just no other way of putting it, every single one of them will die. In return, Israel will released two hundred and fifty Palestinian

prisoners serving life sentences. The good news is, though, is in this list of officials that was published by the IDF, not one of them includes the top Hamas political leaders, So we are not giving away terrorists like the Obama administration did.

for themselves because they are an evil terrorist group. Also, the Rafa crossing with Egypt, finally, this is something I've been screaming for two years, has finally been opened for aid delivery rather than doing it all via the ocean. European officials have confirmed that the Rougha crossing is going to be open. The United States is also sending two hundred troops to Israel, not Gaza, to Israel to oversee all of this, So we're not going to have boots

on the ground getting shot at God Willing. Trucks carrying food, medical equipment, shelter and other equipment, as well as fuel to operate essential systems, including cooking gas, are set to enter in the coming days, an Israeli official told CBS. So what happens next remains to be seen. It's all semi vague and kind of all over the place. But apparently there's going to be some sort of governing board put together wherein the Palestinian Authority is going to have

some role. If you've recalled, the Palestinian Authority sort of runs the western part of that area, giving them any control is a little scary to me, but whatever. But essentially, there's gonna be a twenty one point piece plan that's

going to encompass all sorts of ranges of efforts. But there's gonna be something called an International Stabilization Force, which is going to consist of Palestinian police forces, other Arab countries, thank God, and the IDF and Americans to all sort of come together so that way we'll have it won't be you know, Israelis and Americans policing Gaza, It'll be other Arab countries for the first time. And frankly, I don't think this could have happened without Donald Trump, Jared Kushner,

and Steve Wikoff. In the Abraham Accords, we now have Arabs working with Israel, which is something that I thought would be a it would be a very cold day in hell before that happened. But here we are also demilitarization. All military, terror and offensive infrastructure is going to be destroyed. There's gonna be a lot of investment and economic reform.

knee to the evil Jews, specifically net Yahoo. Just stop you guys, don't know what the hell you're talking about, and you're embarrassing yourself. Donald Trump has told both sides, including Bibi net Yahoo, to knock the bs off when net Yahoo decided to carry out air strikes and Qatar against what he called Hama hideouts without letting the Kataris know any of this. Donald Trump literally forced Benjamin net

Yahoo to call this Arab country Qatar and apologize. So this whole you know, Benjamin net Nyaho owns Trump is just an anti Semitic meme. There is literally no truth to it. He has there's been these are leaks, but I have no reason to not believe him. He is cussed out net Nyahu a few times from what we hear, and the question remains, though, is how the hell did Donald Trump pull this off? When Joe Biden could not and I hate to say this, folks, it's not complicated,

it's really basic. And the main reason. There's a lot of reasons, but the main reason is the most important one. He refused to engage in the both sides moral equivalency that has been a trademark of the liberal mind and the far right nationalist or excuse me, the far right extremist mind for decades, which is that you know that the Palestinians and Hamas are morally equivalent to Israel, which is just complete and utter ds. Trump actually says the obvious part out loud, which is that Hamas is an

evil terrorist group that murders women and children wholesale. He totally rejected the moral equivalency that, again many on the far left and the far right have adopted. Like it's literally quite simple. So we can try this at home. Say it out loud with me now if you need practice. Hamas is a radical Islamic terrorist organization. Okay, Now the next part Israel is a rational, democratic actor in a

sea of Islamic terrorist states. So one more time for the especially stupid people out there, Hamas is a radical Islamic terrorist group. And Israel is not Israel invaded or excuse me, Hamas invaded Israel on October seventh, raped and murdered israelis has kept hostages for over two years and has starved its own people. There quite literally, is no moral equivalency here. None, So the ignorant anti Semites on both sides of the Aisle out there, you should do

some reading, do some research. Every single war, and I mean this, every single war between any Arab country and Israel is one thousand percent started by the other actor, not Israel. Every single ceasefire, and I mean this quite literally, every single ceasefire that Israel has inked with any Arab country since the nineteen seventies has been violated by Arab states, not Israel, every single one of them. Now, although he didn't engage in the both sides ism moral equivalent see propaganda,

he held both sides to the same standards. There's a very big difference. So when Israel, specifically Netnahu, decided to ignore him, when he told him to knock it off and decided to carry out airstrikes and Katar, Donald Trump went ballistic on Benjamin Netnahu, ballistic, screamed at him, publicly shamed him, publicly threatened him, and actually forced him to

call the Kataris and apologize. And by refusing to play the moral equivalency game while at the same time holding both sides to the same standards, he was able to draw clear lines Hamas is evil and any Arab states who help Hamas are now cut off from the United States. He was able to make an offer to us that they quite literally cannot refuse. Give up the hostages or die, period full stop. Give them up, or I will blow

you up. And now Iran, the other great backer of the Huthis and Hesblah and all these other groups that want to wipe Israel the face of the earth, the same Iran that after October seventh, we're attempting and in many cases succeeding at barraging Tel Aviv with surface to

air missiles on a nightly basis. That threat has been totally neutralized because their nuclear program, in a unbelievable, unbelievable collaboration between the United States Air Force and the Israeli Air Force absolutely destroyed and or set back decades Iran's nuclear program. So now Arab countries are backing Israel. The Iranian threat is neutralized, the Arab threats neutralized. Because it's

just they've made a deal. Somebody please name a president or a world leader that was able to do this or could have been able to do this. Like we are on the cusp of real peace in the Middle East for the first time since nineteen forty eight. And I thought we'd have some time for clips, but we don't because I'm rambling. But the reaction from the mainstream media, I like I said, it is even more shocking that the deal was made, Like the reaction from the mainstream media.

Martha Raddits going on a one and a half minute rant giving Donald Trump credit for this.

the New York Times. You could look to them as an example that sometimes sometimes this orange hitler can do good things. You still don't have to like him, but can you at least admit, because people with TDS Trump arrangement syndrome can never admit if he has done a good job with something. I really really hope that this maybe is like we're starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel of these mentally unhinged people that the minute they hear his name, all logic and

reason and objectivity just fly out the window. Anyway, that's enough politics for tonight, folks. Coming up at eight thirty, we're gonna talking to our home boy up in Cleveland, Sean Porter college football, Major League Baseball playoffs, whether or not our spanning is a bust, Joe flock out of the Bengals, and everything else under the sun. Mike Allen Junior on news Radio seven hundred WLW. Hey, we're back, just Radio seven hundred WLW. Mike Allen Junior, Sunday night.

Excuse me, Saturday night. That's twice twice. Not a lot of folks starting to run on fumes. Coffee is running out, but we are round and third and headed for home. Something I've been kind of talking about today, just sort of in and out of the breaks, is the curious case of Arch Manning. He is the son of Cooper Manning,

who is the son of the original Archie Manning. He is the nephew of Peyton and Eli Manning of NFL fame, and just sort of the hullabaloo that came with him, and using Arch Manning as an example of what may be to come in this nil driven transfer portal new world of college football that we're living in. And I was talking about how we firing up the DeLorean earlier and going back in time, So.

in the country. We're not over there talking about middle schoolers. And a few years later, when arch Manning was going into his final season of high school football, he was the consensus number one recruit in the country. This guy, if you ever anybody who knows anything about recruiting, there's a website called rivals dot com and they measure all

of the top recruits in college football. And this guy named Mike Farrell, who was writing for Rivals, took a lot of crap because he said arch Manning is not what everybody thinks.

Manning was already without playing much football. I mean, yeah, he did some mop up duty last year, was being hailed as the actual Heisman candidate this year and could be a first round draft pick up until today against Oklahoma. Through five games, he completed sixty percent of his throws for fifteen hundred yards. Well, excuse me, one and fifty

one yards, eleven touchdowns, five picks. However, Texas went from the preseason number one, which I gotta be honest with you, that was a joke that Texas had no business being number one. And that's not me just being an a live state fan. I was floored that Texas was number one. Now today, granted, I think Texas fans may not be as upset with him. He Texas took over and beat Oklahoma today. But let's look at arch Manning's numbers. Twenty one to twenty seven for one hundred and sixty six yards.

He put on the go ahead twelve yard touchdown at DeAndre Moore. But is twenty one of twenty seven for one hundred and sixty six yards? Does that say, you know, preseason Heisman candidate. Does that say a guy who's gonna quote unquote change football forever? I don't think so here to talk to us about. That is my good friend, your good friend, and our Homie up there on the mistake on the Lake Sean Porter, Sean, what's happening my friend?

been that great. He just kind of like was kind of praised a lot, I think because of his family, you know, his background. I mean it's like he's got the Jeens, like, you know, eleven touchdowns, five picks. I mean, it's like he just sounds like an okay quarterback, Like he kind of sounds like just very average, you know. And I feel like Texas, you know, today they just got a you know, a seventy five yard punt. Rich he got a lot of help today for his defense.

You know. Yeah, he threw the go ahead touchdown, and I'll give him credit for that. But I mean, you're right, Mike, I don't know, like I feel like, yeah, he went from being like a number one pick like candidate to like he should probably be in college for three or four years, you know what I mean, Like if he wants to be good, he should develop, you know. But it's crazy to turn around like, yeah, I mean, Texas had a big win today, but I mean it wasn't all due to ours, Maanning.

you know. I yeah, I definitely think it's getting to that point.

I don't think that he asked for this, but what I what I have seen him do and what I saw the little bit I saw today, this guy is not what the national media put him out to be. But anyway, I'm digressing here.

wasn't very close. I mean, they got a couple of touchdowns towards the end that you know, I feel like, I mean, this should kind of garbage time, you know what I mean. It's just but the Ohio State defense is so dominant, and honestly, you know, justin saying, you know, I love I think he makes good decisions. I think Jeremiah Smith is an amazing wide receiver. You know, Carnell Tate is another. They're both going to be the NFL. You know, we produce NFL wide receivers, you know. And

that's the bias to me right there. But yeah, but I think Miami has a great shot of but Alabama teams like that. I just feel like Alabama just is always ranked really high and they really shouldn't be there, you know what I mean. I just I don't really see the hype there.

the top five. He always lose your higher stating. He talks to live smatch for a lot o higher State for being like for like losing to them. That never made sense to me. It was like, dude, you never win.

they're in. Like, I feel like he have to really make up for this because this is a bad loss sight to Northwestern. You know, they're a traditional Big Ten school, but as you know, like they are not good at football and really not a big sports school. They're more like duralism and stuff.

lose to too Frankly. I mean, this is the second week in a row they've lost to an unranked team.

He was missing open guy. He was not connecting with Jamar Chasin T Higgins. So the Bengals, you know, and everybody here in Cincinnati is screaming for Jamis Winston, screaming for him because it feels like that guy's energy just matches the Bengals, it matches the city. You know, you got to see Jameis Winston do some pretty cool things for the Browns. My logic when it comes to Joe Flacco is Okay, he's he's upright, he's not injured, he's

still got a cannon. But he may be one of these slowest quarterbacks in the NFL and you put someone like him behind one of the worst offensive lines in the NFL. I just I gotta be honest, I don't think this ends well. What do you say, Mike.

playoffs and was great. He was really good. He had a great connection with Amari Cooper you know and everything, but you know, yeah, like his lack of mobility in the pocket, and we don't have a good offensive line up here either, we really don't. I know, yours is like worse, but ours is not very good either, and so if you know, when the pocket collapses with him,

he can't get out, And like that's the thing. That's what I'm really surprised that didn't try and get like Russell Wilson or somebody that would be available, because you know, the Giants are going to start checks and dark. He's going to be the starter for the next five to ten whatever years. I feel like he has he has something.

nineteen seventy seven. They are the first teams to ever play in like a playoff series of any kind of MLB history, and I come in in the same season. It's you know, starting the league the same year. But I think that's really interesting.