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to get a sniff. We'll see what happens. But I've noticed that crime in River City is so bad that the mayor f t. Pirival goes on local television and talks about a new program in order to convince those with guns kids with guns, is called a gun violence

reduction program. In city Council yesterday in a vote of eight to one, put up an additional two hundred and seventy five thousand dollars in Money's your money to pull quote active firearm offenders away from a street life with money, with pay, with travel, maybe a little trip to New York City, maybe to the South of France, job training

and therapy. Midnight basketball is back. We got midnight basketball coming back to the main streets of Cincinnati, and I also would note the car break ins are ubiquitous in the West Price Hill. There was hundreds one weekend in Madisonville. There's a great apartment complex in Madisonville that suffers dozens of car break ins and burglaries every weekend. The Bengals game had dozens of car break ins and guns were stolen.

So the goal is to take these kids with guns and then maybe send them on a vacation to Florida to work them out of the idea of breaking into people's cars, getting in fights at bus stops, etc. And of course, a man that knows it all that retired with thirty five years of faithful service in the city

of Cincinnati is Sergeant Dan Hills retired. He's now with Frontline Advisors And Dan Hills, what is your view of having the Midnight Basketball League back and uh, free travel for those convicted of active firearm offenses give me a full report.

the other all the other crime that you're mentioning. It's just bad and she cares. So you know, people that care sometimes they get desperate and they they they they throw a hail Mary. And I think this is a little bit too much veril Mary. But the one thing I did out of respect of her, instead of just saying how silly it seems to give bad guyed money, I researched a little bit because I never really believed

percentages anymore. And you know, the statistics was crime. I heard you maybe a week or so ago talking about how we found out that the FBI had been lying to us about crime and we all kind of knew it in our gut anyway, didn't we will that things have been bad. But you know the FBI sit, they're going, oh it's great, and like, I don't believe you. And sure enough it turns out that their line crime is up, and no wonder crime is up. You know, you have

open borders and all that. But they took two cities, and they're both small cities, and you know, relatively Willy Cincinnati is not that big of a city, sohen you're talking about they're one third of the size of Cincinnati. Lancing and Richmond, California. This is even more so true, and I think it's true in Cincinnati if you have a handful of active shooters, I don't mean active shooters like you know in them.

small as Lancing, and Richmond quite a bit. So when they reported these deductions, you know, I said, let me look a little deeper and let me see how they're doing now, And what is it?

so I think their accuracy had went down. But nonetheless, in twenty twenty four, in July, just by July and not even counties, a.

it sounds like pieces retreated. So I think they that companies like this they report some good stats. They might be in more cities than what they reported. In some of the cities, maybe they didn't get good stats. Maybe in other cities they did. And some of the I think is just by chance. Like I said, you lock up the right four or five guys that are out there pulling tracks. Even in Cincinnati, stats will go down.

And if you noticed over the years, Willie, and I was, like you said, with some say for thirty five years, there's an ebb and flow. It goes up, it goes down. You know, had real big peaks after the riots in two thousand and one because of the D policing.

county issue. We got to have room form. We got to keep them locked up as long as possible because while they're locked up, they have zero.

legs of the justice table? Are you ready?

vacation to the Grand Canyon. If you have citizens, cops, prosecutors, and judges, guess what, the crime rate goes down precipitously because it is a small number of people. The face of time.

don't commit crime at all. But because the face of crime is a young black male face, liberal democrats hate the idea of holding them accountable for the misbehavior and causing the wreckage in the city of Cincinnati, so we

come up with vacations midnight basketball. Is it true that if you take off the streets of Cincinnati for a long period of time five hundred to one thousand of these gang bangers and gun violence kids, that the crime rate in Cincinnati would go down precipitously, especially the victims tend to be other young black males. That that is the solution of crime problems is citizens identifying the shooters, cops arresting them, prosecutors charging properly, and judges locking them up.

Is that a good gun violence protection prevention program right there.

That's what Jaan Mischell and the other councilmen should do. They should start get involved in what's happening in the courts and say, look, we need these violent offenders lock up. I would like to lock lock up the people that are breaking in the cars and stuff too. Yes, if we don't have the room, if we don't have the room for all that, and that's a problem. We do

have a room problem. We have a we have there's there's not enough rooms in the inn or ends between uh, state lock up, county lock up, juvenile lockups and all that stuff. Uh, there's a lot more folks that I think could use the corrections of corrections, shall I say, But let's at least keep up the ones that are locked up, that are out there playing with guns and showing over and over again that they are likely candidates

to hit that list. Whatever that number is that's willing to shoot another human being an unthinkable thought to you and me and the civilized people that we associate ourselves with. It's that there are there are a certain number of people who are willing to shoot, and they need to be and they need to be locked up. And you don't need I don't think you needed to have like a crystal ball to see who's going to be willing

to do it. You have arrest after arrest of some of these folks, and they keep walking, and they keep walking, and then we all go, oh, you know, when they find whoever shot this five year old? Would you want to take a bet that they have some sort of criminal pass or some sort of gun payst. Well, you know, that's that's what I think it's going to be more than likely.

the question, not knowing if you know the answer. What was the punishment by juvenile court Judge Carrie Bloom to the accomplice of the vicious murder of Benjamin Addison the UC he's doing. What was the penalty that she gave the accomplice?

the issues. And after two o'clock we have a guest on to discuss why men are out of touch, out of out of favor, that we guys need affirmative action everywhere. I look as women everywhere, women doing better. If you're a drug addict, more likely to be a man. If you can't graduate from high school. More likely to be a man, have drinking problems, more likely to be a man. You live about six years, You die six years quicker than a woman. Because women dominate the world and nothing's

going to change anytime soon. Want to look at government around me, Look at the judiciary, Look at lawmakers women women women. Chief Justice of Ohio is a woman. Chief of police in Cincinnati is a woman. The coroner, doctor Lastmi so Marco is of course a woman. The sheriff, the sheriff is a woman. And I've endorsed her, Charmaine McGuffey because Simon Leaes tells me to do it. If you have some question in that race, who to vote for Charmaine McGuffey or her opponent, Listen to sy Lease.

I think sy Lease knows law enforcement. He likes Charmaine McGuffey along with Sean Donovan. Charmaine McGuffey is a woman. The three county commissioners are all women. Women dominate my life completely, My joy, my happiness all comes through women or not, et cetera. And now Harris is running ads in which suggesting that women lie about their vote in order to vote for Kamala Harris that women really want to lie to their husbands by going into the ballot

box and voting for Kamala Harris. Women just love Kamala Harris. You know that. So after one o'clock today we'll be Bernie Marino. And you know, you read the tea leaves in this thing, which way is it going to go? And all the tea leaves are pointing toward Donald Trump. Because even Harry Inton of CNN says, the key factor in all this is whether there's a movement for change or not. That is, are we on the right track

with all this other stuff off to the side. And he's correct that you've got to be on the right track. In other words, are you happy of the way things are going back a little bit in time? As you and I love to do. And nineteen eighty eight, was America on the right track? And the answer was yes. So Bush forty one was elected to the presidency. Then in two thousand, after eight years of Bill Clinton, who, by the way, President Bill Clinton just said in Wisconsin

that the economy was better under Donald Trump. But I regress anyway. During the nineteen nineties there was his sense of America was on the wrong track, despite despite peace and prosperity that in two thousand, Bush forty three was elected because Americans thought, I don't like the way things are going. In two thousand and eight, here comes John McCann against Barack Husain Obama, and there was his sense of America was on the wrong tracks, and the American people

went the other direction. I said, Okay, even though we're taking a risk on this guy, Barack Hussein Obama, we voted for him, got fifty one percent of the vote. And then in twenty sixteen, after eight years of Obama and now and Joe Biden, we had enough. We couldn't take it anymore. Twenty sixteen, Americans went the other direction, and in twenty twenty there was his sense of America was on the wrong track, and there was this safe

alternative to the wrong, blustering leadership of Donald Trump. His name was Joe Biden. It was old Joe from Scranton. So the American people I gave him allegedly eighty one million votes. Trump only got seventy four million, which is the greatest number of votes to any presidential, non presidents or candidate in American history seventy four It wasn't enough. So we are here. We are in twenty twenty four.

So I'm watching Harry Inton this morning. He's kind of a peculiar kind of a guy, but I like peculiar kind of a guy. And he said, the key rule here is is America on the right track? And the answer was no. A lot of polling says seventy one percent say it's on the wrong tracks. Other polling has its seventy nine percent on the wrong track. He said, it's never happened in polling history. Well, the party perceived to be in power, the Democrats get re elected when

so many Americans say we're on the wrong track. So based upon that, he says, Donald Trump appears to have the leg up over Kamala Harris when it comes to that. And I find that quite illustra too. I also would note to my right, I get up in the morning, print everything off as much as I can. And there's a poster named Frank Lun. So I've been with him on a few Fox shows in the past, little funky character, but every now and then Frank Lunch makes some sense.

He has a lucid moment. Headline is Frank Lunn, says Biden may have lost the election for Kamala Harris. And you might recall you probably didn't see it. I couldn't watch it because I would get sick to my stomach

on the Ellipse. The Ellipse is the backyard of the White House's where the Truman Backer balcony overlooks the large expanse, and supposedly seventy five thousand Democrats showed up to listen to Kamala Harris and at that point, for some unknown reason, Joe Biden, and by the way, he is the president. I know, if the Washington Post, the mainstream media was doing its job, they would point out the fact we have a completely dysfunctional executive branch of the federal government,

completely dysfunctional. It's not being run at all by Joe Biden. But he thought it would be a good idea to go on his Spanish language podcast, and he is a hard time speaking English, much less Spanish, to talk about the issues in the campaign at the same time that she is one thousand feet away doing her great speech on the Ellipse. Now, there's been rumors, as you know, that doctor Joe Biden doesn't want Kamala Harris to win because it makes her husband look better having put her

up and having pushed him out the door. But nonetheless it goes on this broadcast and he calls the Trump supporters garbage, and the White House tried to clean it up the next day, but it was all in video, and therefore it's being played, and he Frank Luntz makes the point in this story Biden may have lost the

election for Kamala Harris. And the reason is, believe it or not, as we sit here this Thursday afternoon, Halloween, three to five percent of the marriaor people in the battleground states have not decided who to vote for yet. I can't imagine that's the case, but that's the way it is, that three to five percent of US occasional voters.

And so when they hear and see Donald Trump having to work two jobs to make ends meet, which is a McDonald fry cook and also a garbage man, it demonstrates to them that possibly the Democrats view you as an academic would look at some mystery and student from West Virginia look down their nose at you. You might recall that Barack Obama talked about Pennsylvanians clinging to their guns in the Bible and God and Hillary Clinton talked

about the irredeemables. Those are a basket of irredeemables who are sexist, misogynistic, they're kind of stupid, they're poorly educated and not like we Democrats and not supposedly didn't help her. And now you have this event in which the President walked all over Kamala Harris's speak on the ellipse talking about Trump supporters being garbage, and of course the media cleaned it up. I tried to watch CBS Evening News

last night. It may play a clip for you later in the opening part of CBS Evening News with O'Donnell, she talked about the fact that it was a trick, it was a ploy it In other words, the media will clean up what's being said by Democrats, but expand a month about what's being said by Republicans. And your good friend and mine, Denny from Dayton sent me the following, and that is this best line about Trump and the garbage truck quote. Conservatives turn an insult into a joke.

Liberals turn a joke into an insult. So when some comedian on Sunday it was one of seventeen speakers at Madison Square Garden said there's a pile of floating garbage in the ocean known as Puerto Rico. That was meant to be a joke. It was meant to pull the plug on that. But of course the media said, this is our chance to turn a joke and do an insult. And so the media ran around with their silly microphones asking all the Republicans can you denounce this? Which is

a game they played. So a conservative like Donald Trump will turn an insult into a joke, have some fun with it. But that's not the way politics works today. Whether you like it or not, this is all going to be over Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday of next week. And I am predicting as many are. I just rely upon facts and figures. Harry Ented of CNN says that when the party in power is responsible and that all of a sudden, the candidate representing that party takes to

the stage and says things are great. In fact, I wouldn't change anything that's happened in the past four years, that candidate has a hard time winning. And thirdly, man I had this that when I speak to politicos in the left and right, you may find this hard to believe, but money is very important in politics. Are you aware of this? Money is awfully important in politics. And if you're a part of this group that's raising money for the candidates, it's just the opposite of what you intend.

Let me explain to you. In the good old days, Republicans and Democrats would be elected, they'd go to Washington, go to Columbus, go to Frankfort, go to Indianapolis, and they begin their job. They would take off their red or blue armament and say, Okay, I'm a politician, no more, I'm an office holder, and I will work with the other side repeatedly to get things done. That's the way

politics worked until about twenty five thirty years ago. Now there are dozens and dozens of large special interest packs and others who donate and raise money to each of the two groups, Democrats and Republicans year round. It doesn't stop or begin, shall we say on Labor Day. It's never stop. So when I talked to Democrats who raise all the hundreds, no, I'm sorry, billions of dollars. The Democrat, the class of Democrats who raise money want Donald Trump

to win. I listen to that Democrat fundraisers, the packs, big tech, those who raise money, the billions and billions of dollars, and they take their ten percent cut when they raise money. They need somebody to raise money against.

So the Democrats, who are now the richer party and they spend more money, want Donald Trump to win the presidency because it will be so easy the first two years of his next term to raise billions of dollars attacking Donald Trump, attacking whatever he says, hiring thousands of lawyers who need work suing Donald Trump all the time. Mark Elias and others are the fundraisers in Washington want Donald Trump to win. By doing so, they make more money.

And on the other side, a Republican told me, you know, my life would be much easier next year if Kamala Harris is in the White House. Excuse me, but I thought principles matter, but they don't. What matters is money. So this Republican leader told me, if Kamala Harris wins the presidency, we're going to be in Clover for the next four years. We can raise unlimited amounts of money from Republican sources. We will have easier time electing state

and local officials. Who are Republicans. So, in a sense, democratic fundraisers that dominate politics want Donald Trump to win. Republican fundraisers who raise billions of dollars for Democrats want Kamala Harris to win. And here's part three of that.

If you're in the media, if you're c MSNBC or CNN or Washington Post that laid down and played dead for the last four years, New York Times, you want Donald Trump to win because you sell more newspapers, you have more ratings when Trump is in the White House

than when he isn't. It's much more anger to be built up against Donald Trump if he's in office, because obviously, if he's out of office, if he doesn't win, the Democrats know they're going to have to be tied to the policies of Kamala Harris that have failed so magnificently in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Downtown Cincinnati, Chicago, New York, everywhere I look, the policies of the Democrat Party have

completely failed. Correct, And so if Kamala Harris is in the White House, and of course the failures continue and makes it harder and harder for Democrats. However, if Donald Trump is in the White House. Happy days are here again. The media is happy. The Democrats are happy someone to fight and argue and scream about to raise lots of money. The fundraising never stops, it simply continues. Everyone gets paid,

this classic line. Everyone's got to get paid. And so when you think politics is dirty, multiply that times to thousand. It's much dirtier than you could ever imagine. Democrats want Trump to win, Republicans want Kamala Harris to win. The news media, which attacks Donald Trump ninety five percent of the time, actually want Donald Trump to win. And talk radio guys like me and Mike and Scott Sloan and Eddie and the Rock and to a lesser extent, Lance

McAllister are here throughout it all. If Donald Trump wins, I'll be happy to defend many of his policies when I can. If Kamala Harris wins, the ratings might be a little bit higher, a little bit better, because it gives you something, gives you a wall to bounce your ball off of. So politics is as dirty as it can be. And lastly, I'm getting reports out of Butler County that I noticed it on my ballot in Hamleting County that to find the name Donald Trump and JD.

Vance you got to go almost to the second page. And a friend of mine took a screenshot of a ballot that misspelled the name Trump in Butler County t r U m apostrophe. Then he thought there was a p but not sure. And in Pennsylvania right now, there are thousands of ballots that have been thrown into the garbage. In some places, drop boxes are put on fire by free Hamas advocates that the media doesn't talk about. So we're in for a rough ride. We're in for an uncertainty.

I doubt very much on Tuesday night or even Wednesday, we're going to know the outcome of the election. Last time, it took Georgia about two weeks because of the overseas and other absentee ballots. In Pennsylvania, they're so stupid they don't open up the mail in ballots until after all the polls closed Tuesday night. That may take till Thursday

or Friday or into the next week. But if there's a God in heaven and if our country should long survive, we need to return to republican governmental principles of self alliance and borders only to legal immigrants and break down the law and order that's not happening as so many

of our major cities, and government of spending. In fact, if Trump is elected, government of spending will continue to go up every day we borrow six billion dollars of brand new money in the market, and whether Republicans or Democrats are in charge, that doesn't seem to stop. So let's continue with more and if a line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand, we're going to put a call in in about ten minutes if we can to Bernie Marino to see where he is

and what's he doing. And then after after two o'clock today, what's wrong with men? We men have a problem in our society. We don't fit in many times that women dominate now the world dominate, politics, dominate, the law, enforcement, dominate the judiciary. Yet women are supposedly the victims and men of the perpetrators when just the opposite is true. Let's continue with more Bill cunning and the Great America and speaking truth to power. Remember, Democrats want the Republican

to win, Republicans want the Democrat to win. And the news media wants Trump to win despite the fact he's attacked on a regular basis for everything. Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred. Wow, let's continue this, Lawyer Halloween Thursday afternoon. I'm going to turn off my life. Too many kids that have too much weight on them, too much diabetes going around. I'm not hunting out any candy anymore. I've had it with candy. So nonetheless, the election now only

five days away. And when I look at all the polling, and I look at all the commercials, there's no time left anywhere. I can't believe if you base an opinion based upon a commercial, then you're stupid. If you somehow want to look at a commercial and say, Okay, I'll vote for that person or that person, or I'll vote yes yes on stated issue won then Kentucky one and two because commercial was great, then you're stupid. So let's hope we're not stupid. Joining you and I now as

a senator to beat Bernie Marino. Traveling the highways and byways of Ohioans and Bernie Marino, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Bernie A couple of funging questions. Number One, I'll watch all the ads. I can't get away from the ads, but I love the ads well. Your ads against Shared Brown deal with policy. Shared Brown's ads against you deal with your personality and your business. He doesn't attack you on your positions on the Southern

border or on crime or inflation. He goes after you because you're a car dealer, a used car dealer, for God's sakes, who promises free car washes. Have you noticed that your ads against against Shared Brown has been in politics for more than a half a century, are based upon his policies and what he's done, And the ads against you are calling you a lousy person who fires single moms that are pregnant with no money. Have you noticed that or not?

manufacturing jobs left, twelve million illgals, generationally high inflation. Nobody, not even you, could go on a debate stage and defend that, which is why We'll be the only Senate race in the entire country, even though it's the most expensive non presidential race in history, that will not have a debate because shared was too much of a.

bring the country together on these issues. Cher Brown only wants to talk about abortion because he can't talk about anything else, and by the way. He doesn't care about women. If he did, he wouldn't have women competing with men in sports. He wouldn't have girls changing in locker rooms with young boys. This is a guy just a quota phony cltally fake. He knows it's not true with the other ads. But again he was station with me because he knows that when I sat un away and.

violence and what they're going to do. The liberals on City Council want to pay two hundred and seventy five thousand dollars to establish an anti gun violence program that involves sending those with gun crimes on vacation. They want to get them visa prepaid cards. They want to spend this money, and I'm thinking, you know, we live in a society right now where more Aitanians. There's more more Tanians in Lachland, Ohio than there are American citizens in Lachland, Ohio,

the same thing in Clark County. When you travel the eighty counties in Ohio outside the eight major media markets, what are the concerns of people in Paulding County and Allen County and Bell Fountain and Athens, Ohio? What are their concerns that are different than the citizens who live in the.

going to massively change our asylum laws. We're going to get rid of now sorry. We're going to not extend temporary protect the status any longer, and we're going to use our dollars to benefit our fellow citizens. We have people struggling to just make ends meet, you know, credit card debts to the roof, insurance prices, food prices.

and Ohio's rejecting it. No matter how much money you spend, no matter how much let's stick you put on that pig, people aren't buying it.

the energy. But everybody listening, please vote, vote today. That's really important to get your vote in there. Let's not take any chances.

that race. Of course I voted for Sonzo because he's a West Point graduate. He's the real deal. A is conservative just in that race, stand back, look from thirty thousand feet down. If you think that Cincinnati City Council is the kind of politics that you want to vote for. If you think city politics what Greg Landsman is a product of is good for the city, of the county

and for the district. If you think liberal Democrats have done a great job running the public schools, great job running the police departments, a great job running city government, a great job spending. If you think liberal Democrats are the solution to the worlds and the country's ills, and you ought to vote for Greg Landsman because he's a product of that. He voted for he would have voted for Nancy Pelosi, voted for a king Jeffries to be the speaker. He's a dutiful Democrat, told what to do,

know your role, set your mouth. That's why he gets all these moneys from the Democrats to run commercials and is perceived that the first Congressional district is a swing district. Now it's close, it's a plus five Democratic district. But Alonzo Sonsa is a particularly great candidate. I just find myself attracted to West Point graduates. He met his wife there and she's a West point graduate and he's a conservative.

He's a conservative Republican. So if you think Warren County government, for example, in Green Township, he's kind of run correctly, then you vote for Orlando Sonza, who's a Filipino immigrant. And met him a few times. I think I've spoken to him twice. Great guy. And if you think that liberal politics in the city of Cincinnati is you want in Green Township and in Warren County, then you vote for Greg Landsman. I haven't I think I met him, might have met him once, I'm not sure. But his

wife and two kids look darling. They're good family. He's a liberal Democrat, and Alonzo Sanza is a conservative Republican. So it's kind of politics that you enjoy and each whoever wins, they're largely going to do what their leadership tells them to do. In Washington, that's how you survive. So that's the way it is. I've caught some serious flock from you and some others because I support Charmaine

McGuffey for sheriff. The main reason is I've been to the Sheriff's department I think once in the last ten years, when Jim Neil was in office. He's a nice guy. He's a West Side Catholic. Another run Jim Neil. But I didn't work with Jim Neil day after day, week after week, month after month, year after year. I did not work with Charmage McGuffey day after day, week after week, month after month, year after year. I like law enforcement, and I like cy Lease. Do you like Simon l

Leasy think did a good job as sheriff? Yes?

go into Washington. It took seventy some years for the Supreme Court to get abortion right, and they sent it back to the States saying, you know, abortion is not in the constitution. Would you agree? Of course, even liberal Democratic justices like Ruth Bader Ginsburg said it was poorly decided, and so all the Supreme Court did was send it back to the states, so the states decide. In twenty twenty three, there were one point one million abortions. Abortion.

Business is back and business is good. Two thirds of the country have abortion for any reason, including Ohio, including partial birth abortion. And I'm sickened by that. But it's the way things are. So a US senator has nothing, zero, zilch, nada to do with abortion. Yeay or nay, right or wrong. It's not the way things are. It's not the way

our government is configured. So when the only attack they have against Bernie Marino is that he had some lawsuits against him when he had ten thousand employees, and secondly, he said things about abortion that are not in line with the way most Ohio wins are thinking. It's irrelevant and immaterial. He's never going to vote on any abortion

ban or not. Ever, it's irrelevant. Bernie Marino runs ads on Shared Brown, reflecting what he voted on Shared Brown runs ads against Bernie Marino on an issue that's irrelevant, doesn't matter anymore. It's abortion. Abortion is flourishing. Planned parent who's got billions of dollars, and liberal politicians run on the issue of abortion because they want to mislead the easily misled voter into believing a lie, which is this candidate's going to vote an abortion which will never happen.

And by the way, since you brought it up, why do you have gender reveal parties? Gender of what a baby? And why do you have baby showers? Because it's a baby. After about six weeks, there's a baby's heart beating in your womb. What is beating a heart of a what?

I feel very strongly about that.

plus right, there's no street. Lights's house at Indian Hill. Moe Eggar lives in Indian Hill, doesn't he? I Amberley Village. He's rich. I didn't know that he moved. Sports talk pays a lot of money. Now, I didn't know that Lamps is downtown down in US and uh in a in a tent. Did he move from he is in a tent? Yeah, but I don't want to say anything. But if any kids came, I would certainly have candy.

But for five or six years we've had nobody. So I'm thinking probably afraid, Probably probably got the the probably got the driveway. Mind. Did you see in the front yard? Do you remember damage night? When you were a kid?

So what I do walk up to the door, they open the door, and I'll pull out my six shooters and start shooting. And I'm thinking today, well, you got to go down to the West End. Ed I fit right in? Thank you will leave the stooge reporters. Approach service of your local Tame Star Heating and air Conditioning dealers. Tamestar quality you can feel in beautiful Cincinnati called Schmid Heating and Cool to get five one three five three

one sixty nine hundred. How about this right here? This is from my friend of mine who sent me this posting terrifying haunted house where they rip human limbs from limb from limb. I'm sorry he actually has planned parenthood. I'm sorry, unbelievable, handy Mack. We want to thank Ron's Roost Restaurant at R. Willie the You better looking good on a good old west side there at thirty eight fifty three Race Road at five seven four two two TWOA. And I'm young Pam brought our lunch down today with

chicken and everything. Segment What about Frish's Restaurant's my favorite on Blue Ash on Plainfield Road is closing allegedly today or tomorrow. And how does Ron's Rouse succeed so greatly but Frish's Big Boy cannot make it? I want to challenge Jason Williams of the inquir to do an or somebody for the Inquiry to do an expose on why an iconic restaurant is going down to drain like this. You know I talked to it. Just got to be some kind of story in there got to be. And

somebody has to save the big boy. You did it once, I'll do it again. Well, somebody's got to save him, because who you can't go without a big a big boy. Onion rings, onion rings, Harry Coke, Cherry Coke, Hot fudge cake, Hot fudge cake, Penny's gone. That's what I eat. Well, that's what I'm saying. I like to get one of the big boys. Can I get a big boy? I talked to Karen myeruper big boy. I think Karen Mayer will give me a big boy, won't she? I would

say so, we bet get Paul Lucky. Probably won't be able to find them. Is the mainliner going to be open? I don't know. This is a sad day. I talked to your friend Dick Williams and Mine, the former gym of the Reds and now right Skyline. Yes, the owners of Skyline said to him three or four years ago, we do not want an equity firm, private equity to buy big Guyeline right because it's not going to work, and so Dick Williams of Skyline said, not going to happen.

So it still works. There's nothing wrong. That was one of my four major food groups. Riss's Big Boy. How many thousands and millions of people in the Tri State over the years that fris in here outrageous went there on a date? Uh just a I mean carry carry out, uh a car hop service. I mean that was the thing to do on a Friday night. So you pulled up with your girlfriend right there, Yeah, to come out car hop ingo, get your big boy. That's it. That's it. Penny got a browny lad, thank you had one in

her lap and also one to her left segment. Also, how about this, Yeah, last night, I'm watching Garrett Cole, who's one of the greatest pitchers in baseball. Right, Well, balls hit the first base? Correct? How many times does a pitcher not run the first base to cover? I've never, Uh, I've never. Well, they probably do it in their sleep, Willy, during during spring training, they probably do it fourth million times. If every ball at the part you just instinctive correct,

why did why didn't you? Carrett? Well, he's probably spent. He's probably uh, you know, counting his money over there on the mound. Now second, this year, Aaron Judge has played the outfield one hundred and forty eight of one hundred and sixty two games that all rise. How many times has Aaron Judge and center field dropped a fly ball until last? Zero zero? He's never dropped it. And he drops it and it's it's like five unearned runs. And then a ball is hit to the shortstop first

and second, one out. The ball is kind of in the hole. The short shop shortstop catches the ball and throws it to third, right, Yeah, distance of maybe thirty feet correct skips it. Can't get the ball to third on a fly from thirty feet The ball's in the hallway, backhands it, throws it to third, and he throws it in the dirt. Now can you know? And all those things had to happen. And you know who's going to get the blame for all this, don't you? Aaron Boone?

They're gonna probably run him out of New York. And I predict Paul O'Neill will take over Paul. He can't his first pitch not so good. Well, how about Paul O'Neil cannot throw the ball from the pitchers robber to home six. Should have kicked it, he looks, He looks the same now as he looked thirty five years ago. Should have kicked it. He can't throw a first pitch

on a fly. Well he Those Dodgers won their eighth World Series title in their second and last five seasons last night, to win it all in five games over those Yanks and Freddie Freeman, the World Series MVP of the two hundred and thirty four teams to trail by five or more runs in the series game. The Dodgers are just the seventh to win. Got a text here from Frank zion Bell. He wants to give every listener of ours an ACR golf ball. I'm not sure how we can get that done. You need a golf ball.

I need a pool. Need a pool. Well, a little late for that, but he's lining up already customers next week. How about that call today? Swim tomorrows see about that. I don't know about tomorrow, but I think a couple of days it's gonna be hotter than the hinges of Hell. Dodgers, Willy, are the betting favorites really through?

people keep voting more property tax increase. The one one up by us is cleaned out, boosts, everything cleaned out. Lights are still on. That's about it. Sickness an iconic restaurant. Will he going down like this is? It's not right in America. Why doesn't Sharon Coolies do a story on this? Well, you know what I say, Get the Trumpster involved, Get the truck in the garbage truck. Well, Biden says, they're all a bunch of garbage. What did he do yesterday

in Green Bay? Got gets in a garbage truck. What did he do with his speech? He still got the vest on. I say, the Trumpster comes here to save the Big Boy by executive order. I'm gonna stay a shocking discord. How do you like my garbage truck?

against Arkansas Pine Bluff on Monday. One Family, Ron's Roost, one location every day get up to produce great fried chicken and more products. I've told Ronie should get rid of from the menu about ten to twenty items and focus on others. They scaled it down. I said, you got to scale it down, and they what about if ron Larkin takes over Friscia's Big Boy with Olga with Olga out in front, without it, wouldn't that be something?

Oh beautiful I'll go there. CBS Sports senior writer Matt Norlander will he has decided a few weeks ago to hold a vote to decide the best Division one college basketball program in each state Ohio, Ohio University of Cincinnati wons two national titles. Nah ba banah. I guess you're gonna tell me Ohio State nah ba banah? Huh Xavier bingo say that again, segment, behavior is the number one top college program in the state. Wait, look at this way.

Kentucky is Kentucky. Let's talk. What you're going to do is to Purdue?

of Ohio. Write that down, segment. Let's see Willy Bank. Joe Burrows spoke yesterday, Oh Oh said, basically, this is a must win against the Raiders. Really uh, And many teams, of course are making trades, but before the deadline of Tuesday at four o'clock. But Burrow said, that's not my job. Is he going after Tobin a little bit? What's doing there? The Bengals trades over the years, not many in season. The last one was twenty twenty when Carlos Dunlap was

shipped off to Seattle. Before that, the Bengals acquired wide receiver Charlie Joyner from the Houston Oilers in nineteen seventy two. Really, those have been the only two trades the Bengals have ever made in season. And you might say the one that benefit the club was only the one fifty two years ago, because the one that getting rid of a correct the one that helped the Bengals. It's been a while, right, he said, not my job. Thursday Night, NFL Tonight, Houston

and the New York Jets. So I hope Joe Mixon runs like crazy, because what's it like to be in New York these days? The Giants stink, the Jets are worse. The Yankees lost in the World Series, and the Mets are there. All you got left now is is soccer and hockey. Well, New York is a failed city state. That's all I can tell you. I don't know what to tell you.

Chevrois Mason Montgomery and Simms Township in del High seventy one? Right, Yeah, gone with the wind segment, gone with the win. And Frishes did not put up a fight on Wednesday. They didn't even send an attorney to the eviction and registrate said, anyone from Frishes here you knowed no response? Think about crickets unbelievable. I mean, at iconic restaurant Willie in this area is going down without a fight. That is Unamerican

to me segmentim in tears. Call the Magic Man, get a get a marlocker can get get a lawsuit, just as Joe a class am drawsuit. Bernie Marino, stop Frishes from closing. Save the Big Boy, Save the Big Boy sack again. Call John Barrett. John Barrett's got a lot of money. He's rich. Paul Collinsworth, He's Collinsworth's rich. He needs a job now. He's not doing nothing except on Sunday. And after this he's done in about another five weeks ago, there's no more Olympics for four more years. You know

we made him and he's forgotten about us completely. Oh well, you know not the first won't be the last, that's for sure. Segment Get me out of the Suits Report to have an author coming up next to wrote the book of What's Wrong with Boys? What's Wrong with Man?

Good Man belated Happy birthday to the one and only Dean Gregory the Montgomery and Boat House. I love that guy, and also are citizens of the day, Wayne Carucci, Wayne Any, Dale Donovan, Dale Donovan and the fine staff at Dale Donovan Auto Tire Center in Blue Ash. I love Dale, Chris and the boys. So give me out of the Studge Report. We have many coming up, including What's Wrong with Men? What's wrong with Boys? You're an animal segment, Admit to it, Willie and utter of a Halloween today

and watch out for them little monsters. We leave you with the immortal words of the Stood Report. Who's that chicken? Ron's roost in the next room? Go get some. Yeah, even Obama likes Ron's roost. On news radio seven hundred WuW Bill Cunningham, the Great American of course, masculinity and more or less is on the ballot this November. I

can't think of masculinity being on the ballot. And of course Nikki Haley and others are advising the Trumpster to tone down that bro stuff and talk about women's problems and men's problems. Normally in our society we focus upon

women one way or another. But there's a great book by doctor Ronald Levant, Professor Emeritis of Psychology, University of akronym More, former President how about this of the American Psychological Association, devoted forty years of his life to studying masculinity and doctor Ronald Levant, welcome, I think for the first time to the Bill Cunningham Show. And let me begin by saying, it's fascinating you studied masculinity. Why did you begin this line of work about forty years ago?

And secondly, what have you found if anything?

what I tried to do. I was on the faculty at Boston University at the time, was trying to provide fathers with parent education skills because at that time, in the early eighties, men were just beginning to be visibly involved with children. You could see men carrying incense in chess packs or pushing rollers in Harvard Square. And as a result of, you know, kind of doing that work, I discovered that many men have difficulty expressing their emotions

except for one, which is anger. And that was kind of what led me into this particular study. But what really fueled it was my childhood and I had a emotionally and physically abusive father who did not need to be so mean and bad that he was, And you know, kind of got me curious as to what makes men become so violent.

except maybe on the golf course. And then resorting to violence is something as an attorney I don't think I've ever done. But men are programmed to be like their father. Is it nurture or is it genetics? Is it the fact that we spent millions of years defending the cave or defending our heart and health? And I see myself as a protector and this bleeds over to my personal behavior, and that men often die alone and that they why are why is that the case? Is it genetic or is it nurture or both?

play golf, never war copper tone. You didn't think about it. Well, women are just different, so well, I guess, getting back to the election, you say that supposedly the country is ready to elect the first female president, Kamala Harris. But does she possess enough masculine traits in her personality to persuade those undecided that she can lead a divided nation?

And I ask you the question. According to the polling, trumpsters up about ten points with men and down about ten points with women, just the opposite for Kamala Harris. And so is America ready for a female president, especially one may I use the term minority? Are we men ready for that commander in chief?

there are two versions of the alpha male. There's the dominant alpha who achieves this power by force, right, and who tends to be have a short tenure because all it takes is a coalition of threer for other chimpanzees to overthrown okay, and that happens frequently.

the other chimps. If you look at the current election, the contrast is very similar. Although Harris is obviously not a man, but she represents that populous alpha. She leads by taking care. She has recently said she's if she wins, she's going to be a president of all the people right right, and doesn't care. She just doesn't care what you're where the Republican Democrat independent he is going to do for you, whereas Trump clearly is, you know, the dominant alpha.

after the alpha male. One thing you bring up about the alpha male, I think a Planet of the Apes in all those series, Caesar what was ahead of the Planet of the Apes at one point, and he was smaller than the orangutangs, but he had a little bit of strength, but he had the the wiles of a

male to manipulate the group. And in the business setting or in life, if you have a Caesar type chimpanzee, and this guy isn't the biggest, the strongest, the bravest, the best looking, but the personality is such like a Napoleon, for example, a smaller guy who can actually dominate. That

that's important. So when it comes down to politics, isn't it important for female candidates not to have a feminine side in a sense because they want to communicate to the tony benders of the world, the alpha males of the world, that I'm like you, I'm tough, and I'm mean, and I can curse. I consider at a bar with Governor Whitmer and use the F word. In fact, I've said this recently in a meeting here at iHeartMedia that basically women use the F word and aggressive language much

more than males. If a male in that setting with a lot of professional females which dropped the F bomb here and there, people would look at them. But if a woman does it, you get patted on the back. Man, you're one of us. Is that part of the diet, part of the mechanism.

to be dependent on and different to men. And I think women who succeed in the political world and the corporate world obviously have to take on masculine characteristics because these worlds are male dominated, and to succeed, you know, you've got to play by the guy's rules.

the human beings in college are female. When my wife attendant the University of Cincinnati in the nineteen nineties, in law school, hers was the first class with the dominant female students. Women succeed in our society much more than men succeed. We're more likely to be on drugs, more likely to be in jail, more likely to have drinking problems, more likely of health problems, likely not to live as long.

But all of society is structured to build up the female and tear down the male as part of the debaucherous behavior we see in our society today caused by lack of male figures growing up as a little boy proper.

a results, have achieved the kind of success you've talked about. But sadly, men have remained duck and attached to this outmoded model of masculinity that was prevalent in the nineteen fifties. Men have not changed, you know, they've changed some like their men's participation in parenting has actually changed rather dramatically, but for the most part, taking care of their health, being able to express their emotions, men have really as

a whole not changed. And part of what I try to do as a psychologist is trying to encourage men to recognize that what is so called they're so called feminine side, their emotional intelligence, their compassion, empathy are not feminine but human, and they're you know, like very valuable traits to have in every human it has the capacity for them.

regular basis. She has no rights at all, and that has been going on for decades, if not centuries. What is the Can you briefly comment, if you can't, about what happens in a billion households around the world where women literally are beaten marginalized by men and their conditioned to do so. Have you studied any of the problems of women in Syria, Irani, Afghanistan, Egypt, terrible circumstances that their status is ignored in this country.

and to me, the difference is palpable. The women that I met there are so empowered, although you know, women in the US are somewhat empowered, but not like the women in Norway. So I think it really depends on kind of the society and the ability of women like in the United States. Essentially, look in the nineteen fifties, less than the only single digits of mothers of small children were in the workforce. By nineteen eighty five, fifty percent of the mothers of children under the age of

six were in the workforce. Okay, that was a dramatic change that women took upon themselves. And the next thing that happened was what we call the divorce revolution that began in nineteen sixty five. Who went to eighty five where two thirds of the divorces were initiated by the wives. So look at what happened. Women gained financial independence from men, and then they left bad marriages and droves and the

statistics he reported earlier. They then populated, you know, colleges and graduate in law schools and medical schools, and they're just you know, as we as well known, girls and women are doing much better than boys and men on

every educational, health and social indicator there is. And my hope is that we start raising boys differently, that we stop forcing them to conform to these outmoded masculine norms of being unemotional, tough and dominant, and recognize we're living in a totally different society and they need to develop those bills that are labeled feminine, like emotional self awareness and compassion and empathy to succeed in today's world.

probably have another one on by tomorrow. The other one to break it break it broke his left on. I'm not sure what he is about Donald Trump. Get him away him out there, Trump to get him like.

on tomorrow and Los Angeles to sign the shoes. Get ready for that, the players to sign the shoes and segment please continue, let's see, of course, wellie, the National Football League deadline is coming up Tuesday four o'clock. The Bengals have only made a couple of trades in their long and illustrious history. The last trade twenty twenty didn't count Carlos Dunlap that was unloaded to Seattle was nest

time they got someone who helped the team. That year, they acquired wide receiver Charlie Joyner from the Houston Astros, what year in nineteen seven or Houston Oilers from nineteen seventy two in.

and drives the team to victory. What happens then? If we come on, come on, I'm this Desmond rhetor he's back. They lose Sunday, we'll be talking about Opening Day on Monday. Put him in, Put Desmond Rider in there with Marvin Lewis on the headset. Wouldn't that be something?

Where's the baby? I said, the baby's right there. I'm just saying, Grandpa Willy the mother.

you down. How about the nude pictures she sent to her seventeen year old lover that he shared with his boyfriends. And I know about that, do you? How do you know? Channel nineteen told me tomorrow tomorrow, tomorrow Ken kicking it with Ken? Are you gonna be here at one thirty kicking it with Ken? And uh what tomorrow? Borrow one third and maybe Tricia McKie, Tricia, I'll be in kicking it with Ken, coming right here. That's hilarious. We're gonna

kick him with Ken. Well, he does this bit on Fox nineteen where he's doing she I always say unusual things. He's kicking it with Ken. I don't know what he's doing, not.

you go to Chivy at Road and help them. Rocky right there is close by. Get to Cole Rane and develop that program and get them back to take that game the contract.

they're gonna tie. They haven't had a tie yet this year.

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