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Of course, Ken Cober is the President and CEO of the FOP Unions at Lodge sixty nine here in Cincinnati, and he's at the forefront of guiding about a thousand men and women working for the city in the police department. Much has been written and reported by Channel nine and elsewhere about the city's incapability of enforcing law when it comes to criminal trespass. And I want to go right to the man in charge of the police in the city of Cincinnati, at least in the Union. That's Ken Cober.

Ken Kober, Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Ken, before we get to what occurred on the I four seventy one bridge underneath that and what could have happened. Can you tell us in general the last year or two, have there been any directives or procedures from the City of Cincinnati telling cops do not enforce criminal trespass statutes unless some other crime is being committed.

make law, they have to follow. Why is that the case? If you can't enforce a criminal statute in the state of Ohio, that's a good question.

A cop sent me a text, which I'll share with you if you require, saying that we've been told that with Blink and all these visitors coming to town, that the best thing we can do is gets the so called homeless population away from the core where Blink is taking place, kind of put them down on the river front and let them stay there for a while. Was there any official different action with Blink than any other time to your knowledge?

grave digger in Washington Park. And I walk around and I see homeless and the stoops of businesses. I see them on park benches. I see them committing crimes such as intervenous drug use or prostitution. You might recall the Saint Francis Seraph Church on the steps there of Central Parkway, that there's large numbers of homeless on the steps committing illegal activities other than trespass. So why don't cops arrest someone, say, who is homeless committing a crime such as prostitution or

defecation or urination in public. Are you kind of told to look the other way?

I have an Inquir article sent to me by one of the editors of the Inquir telling me we used to have the poorhouse in Cincinnati that if you were a quote, a vagrant, you went to the poorhouse, and if you left the poorhouse you got to rest and left jail, and then you put you back in the poorhouse, and that whole system is gone. Is that fair to say?

Then I have the head of the FOP saying it is the case. And I got the memo, which is true.

And some encampments exist without shelter. So going to four seventy one, I've gotten several texts and cops saying that there was a homeless encampment under four seventy one that caught fire with the rubberized tire. What can you tell the American people about four to seventy one specifically? And I'm looking at black and white from the city saying let them be under a bridge. Now, the city says that's not the case. ODD says it is the case.

The city says it's not the case. What is the head of the FOP say.

one on November first and the early morning hours. Is that fair to say?

nothing else wrong that's acceptable by the city. Is that what you're saying, That's what the procedure says.

violations take place, the US Attorney's Office will act. It'd be interesting if share a long and after have pureval in about six months from now, receive a subpoena from a federal criminal grand jury that you're impeding the administration of justice in the city of Cincinnati. And a cop like you was going to say, look, we're we're agencies of this the city of Cincinnati. We cannot violate the law. So on one hand, you're being told by your oath

you've got to enforce the law of crimeal trespass. On the other hand, you being told by your employer, do not enforce the law. Are you between a rock and a hard place?

comments and God bless you. Thank you very much. Thanks for having me. Bill. All right, let's continue with more and if a line becomes available five pine three seven four nine, seven thousand pounds seven hundred the new at and T. If you're a police officer in the city of Cincinnati, you take an oath to follow the law. You have a director from the city to avoid following the law. That's where the federal authorities have got to step in. Bill Cunningham with you every day your Home

of the Bengals News Radio seven hundred Wow. You know, there's a classic steen of cool Hand Luke when the Big boss Man slaps Paul Newman about the face and the head. He slides down a little hill and the Big boss Man says, what we have here is failure to communicate. In other words, in the city of Cincinnati, we have failure to communicate because the city manager's office srel long and the mayor says they're not telling police

not to enforce the law. But then I'm looking at a memo which we will put up on the website that says, do not arrest homeless individuals for criminal trespass unless they're committing some other offense. In other words, there's this one statute that we're telling our law enforcement officials not to enforce the law, which all of them have taken a note to do so with their hand on the Bible looking up a God Almighty, I will enforce

the law. But the City of Cincinnati says we're not going to enforce the law when it comes to the criminal trespass unless there's some of the offense being committed, such as setting a fire under a bridge. But even if those events take place, let's face it, it's not one of those circumstances with the cops are incentivized by the homeless coalitions and the city to take action because

it's not fair, it's not right, because after all, they're homeless. Well, homelessness is a symptom but the reality is it's about mental illness, it's about drug addiction, and it's about alcoholism. And in the good old days, what happened is that if you fail to comport yourself with violey, with the requirements of statutes, eventually you went to jail. Now, if going in jail is not a problem, and many people is not much of a problem, if you and I got to had been arrested, it'd be a big deal.

But if you've been arrested fifty to one hundred times and it's cold, you want to be arrested. Just heard Ken Kober say. They want to be arrested to go into the justice center and stay there to be warm, and also they have three square meals a day and some free medical care. So the system has got to go back to a different approach. We'll talk about it

on the other side. And the solutions are obvious, but civil leadership doesn't want to take the solutions because it doesn't play with one of their themes of life, of homelessness being like a mascot condition that any of us can find ourselves in, which, by the way, is accurate because homelessness is caused by mental illness, and drug addiction.

That's the problem. Let's continue with more. Twelve thirty one Home Year, Bengals News Radio, seven hundred Wow Cincinnati, and of course, the Great American loves McKinley morgage seven seven hundred Night or day walk ins are welcome five point

three seven seven hundred. Yours truly has spent most of my adult life as an attorney, representing in the Public Defender's Office numerous individuals, and having also spent many years representing the state of Ohio when it came to civil commitment hearings of those that are mentally ill, and the Americans and other times and the tri State have dealt completely differently with homelessness than we're dealing with it right now. And it's metastasized to the near destruction of public travel

in I four seventy one, at least till March. I predict it won't be till April. As a consequence, the so called city leaders in the city of Cincinnati are porting fingers to fingers thither and fro, but never it themselves. You just heard Ken Kober say, with a definitive purpose, we're told not to enforce criminal statutes in the City of Cincinnati called criminal trespass. I'm holding this in my hand. Quote.

No person without privilege to do so, shall do any of the following one knowingly enter or remain on the land or premises of another. That's an M four carries thirty days in jail, and every time you do it, it's ratcheted up and can become a felony down the road. And it's because a person that the crime is not homelessness. The crime is behavior resulting from homelessness caused by drug addiction, mental illness, and alcoholism. You're not criminalizing homelessness. It is

not a crime to be homeless. It is a crime to set fire to the I four seventy one bridge causing one hundreds of millions of dollars worth of damage. Would you agree homeless or not? If you burn down a bridge, that is a crime. It's a serious crime. Now, when the person or persons that did this are apprehended and may never be caught because of the quality and care of the person's committing these offenses, which is very hard to identify, there won't be a recompense anyway. Who

can say, Okay, this person's got to pay back. Two hundred million dollars for the four seventy one bridge. This person might be convicted of a felony, absolutely, but then you go to state prison, then you get out in one, two or three years, back at it again. There's only one way to solve the problem, which no American city is willing to undertake, because it doesn't fit with the liberalism, it doesn't fit with aggressivism, it doesn't fit with the

idea that you're responsible for your own conduct. Homelessness is not a crime, but burning down a bridge, damn, it is a crime. In fact, it's a serious crime, and we should treat it as such. Or setting a fire underneath I seventy one that happened about an hour and a half ago and someone was arrested. To me, it's amazing that you have city police officers. Ken Kober is a good example who raised his hand to God Almighty

and said I'm going to enforce criminal statutes. Then you have the city of Cincinnati, specifically after Puival and share along telling you you know what, we're not going to enforce criminal statues. We will pick and choose which ones we will comply with and which ones we will ignore. This memo that was referenced by ken Kober just lays it up pretty clearly where we are and where we're not,

and we're not in a good position. In fact, it is likely to become worse, the statue essentially says, and not reading from it directly, let me make it much larger, is very small homeless. This is a directive of called police interaction with homeless encampments. Now, this is a crime because to sleep when someone stoop to be in a public sidewalk under a bridge, that is called criminal trespass. But the city's told the cops quote a physical location

where individual experiencing homelessness temporarily resides. Encampments can take many forms, but often include some type of shelter like a tent or lean to made of cardboard. An encampment may be located under existing shelter like a bridge or highway overpass, and consist primarily of personal property, and some encampments exist

without the shelter. To provide a guidance to all police officers to ensure the fair and equitable treatment of homeless persons, To ensure that policy is given to those I'm sorry, to ensure that notice is given to those unlawfully trespassing on public property, and that person's personal property is safeguarded according to law and department policies. Quote. Here's the policy that you will follow quote unless you observe legal violations

other than trespass. All persons related to homeless encampments must be reported to city Manager's designee or Cincinnati three to one one. So the City of Cincinnati, in violation of federal law, is telling its police division do not enforce criminal statutes involving trespass. Don't do it. That is a direct violation of federal civil rights laws that the city manager and the mayor will be held accountable to. When the next US Attorney takes office in Cincinnati, only the

Feds can step in. And when Biden was in charge, guess what the Feds didn't step in. I predict that within three to seven six months when we have a new US Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio, and I think I know who it's going to be. By the way, it won't be me. I believe that person will enforce federal law in the city. You cannot, under color of state law, deny someone else of fundamental civil

or constitutional rights. So when you have a memo from the city telling law enforcement you are not to enforce state law. In fact, you must violate your oath of office. That is his civil rights violation. And the victims are the city police officers and the citizens of the city

of Cincinnati. It's recently, it's about six months ago. There was a major US Supreme Court case on whether or not the city of Portland, Oregon, could clean out homeless encampments on city sidewalks and in public squares, and the US Supreme Court said, yes, you do have the power to do it. Now. Generally liberals don't like the law to be enforced at all, unless it's against Donald Trump,

in which case it must be enforced. But otherwise, most cities, including Cincinnati, picks and chooses which of the city and state statutes to enforce and which ones to ignore. In this case, we have clear damage to the people of Cincinnati and northern Kentucky. My producer, Tony Bender lives in Boone County. For God's sakes, he goes back and forth

and tries to get back. He has to get back and forth every day, spending one and a half to two hours getting back because the city had a homeless encampment under four seventy one with fires and did not enforce the law because ken Cober says, we have the statue, we have the directive right here telling us not to enforce the law. So the question I ask ken Cober was a simple one. On one hand, you're obligated to

enforce state criminal statutes. Correct, the answer is yes. On the other hand, you're being told by share Long, the city manager of the Mayor of Cincinnati, do not enforce criminal law. What do you do well, the answer is, whoever signs the bottom of your paycheck tells you what

to do, and quietly they will comply. Now, if you're a cop and you have dozens of individuals on a warm summers night or a warm spring or fall evening on the steps of Saint Francis Seraph Church on over the run, I've watched it, open air, drug use, prostitution, defecation. You're a nation happening right there. The pastor let them in for a while, let them out because they were

destroying the inside of the church. These are individuals who are mentally ill, acting out criminal fantasies and other things to get more money, and the great majority believe it or not, do not want to go into a homeless shelter. They don't like living there because there are rules you have to follow. You can't use drugs, you can't engage in prostitution, you can't drink beer, you can't drink wine, you can't, So most of them don't want to live there.

The only thing to do is something called an involuntary commitment. And the good old days when men were men and gay meant you were happy. And those good old days you had Longview State Mental Hospital, which I was in many times representing the state of Ohio, to keep incarcerating individuals are mentally ill, suffering from paranoid schizophrenic with effective components happen all the time. It was a regular event.

And if someone would not comply with criminal statutes, since obviously jail was not an impediment, that a person who was mentally ill or drug addicted or drunk all the time would go to Longview State Mental Hospital until their sanity was restored. You didn't have a choice. You were involuntarily civilly committed to a mental hospital with a big barbera fence around it, and you had gates to get in and you went to Longview State Mental Hospital in

bond Hill, eight hundred people. And from there the three squares a day, you received mental care, you receive medical care, you received dental care, and you were housed there and you were kept there until you quote, you were restored

to sanity. And when the restoration took place, there were places to put those individuals who had serious mental issues, such as the Salvation Army, when Jim Scott's Great Charities did great work in other places that if a person failed out of sobriety, they went to jail, then they were let out. Okay, now go to jail and suddenly you find yourself in Longview State Mental Hospital, in which case you're involuntarily committed until you can be restored to sanity.

We don't have that anymore. The US Supreme Court ruled the least restrictive environment must be used in order to house persons that are mentally ill. This is not a homelessness problem, this is a mental illness problem. And they ruled that the least restrictive facility is not a big state, large mental hospital. Where you saw it. One Flew Over the Cuckoos and that's the movie with Jack Nicholson that

destroyed the mental hospital system. You belong in the group home that you could voluntarily walk away from and get back on the street and engage in certain forms of behavior that are criminal. And so the US Supreme Court said the least restrictive. Well, none of the abilities of the lawmakers in Columbus or Frankfurt or Indianapolis want to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to erect five or six large mental state hospitals, except for the criminally ill

that's available at Dayton Forensic. But largely that whole system has collapsed. And as a consequence, we have hundreds of homeless in many American cities. There are thousands of homeless. Cincinnati's doing, believe, not a better job than Chicago or New York. You can't let individuals tear down American society because they will because of mental illness, not homelessness. That is a symptom of a larger problem. The problem is

mental illness drug addiction. Many do not want help. So living under a bridge on November the first made sense. You might recall October thirty, first Halloween. It was cold and rainy. In fact, that weeks before that that was great weather, and many were complaining about the fact that the kids were going to trick or treat when it's cold and rainy. Well, when it's cold and rainy and you don't want to go to a homeless shelter, where do you think you go? You go under a bridge,

and when it's cold, what do you do? You set a fire that caught on that cot on fire, the rubber matt and then caught the recycled plastic in away you go two thousand degrees plus that bent steel steel that was about six feet wide and about four hundred and fifty feet long, these long support beams for I four seventy one, and it was foreseeable. It was known. You can't walk around parts of Cincinnati, whether out you're

smelling pot, marijuana, or urine. It's everywhere, and the cops are being incentivized and told do not enforce the law. Democrats for years did not enforce the law when it came to civil rights in the South. Brutalizing black folks happen all the time, and that same Democratic Party now in major cities will not enforce the law, the state law or the federal law. Cincinnati, as you may know

is a sanctuary city. Hamilton County is a sanctuary county, encouraging not just homeless but illegal aliens to live in Lochland, Ohio. Understand they're dispersing voluntarily as I speak. So you have to follow the law, even if you're a Democrat, and even if you don't want to. And so when Ken Kobra comes on from the FOB and says, we're told we take an oath to arrest individuals that we see

committing crimes in our presence. On the other hand, we're told, do not arrest individuals you see committing crimes in your presence. Which laws is have to have pure of all going to want to be enforced and which laws will not be enforced. What if he said, look, a man should of the right to beat up a woman. We're not going to enforce domestic violence. We're not going to enforce DUIs well to a large extent, some of that's going on.

We're not going to enforce traffic laws because too many people are being pulled over and too much money is being raised. It's not fair to make someone have a license and have car insurance. That's not fair. So we have not Now we have speed bumps all over the city, instead of cops pulling over individuals with expired tags to find out you got a warrant for this, you got a warrant for that, you're under arrest. A city council

doesn't want that. They wanted to be welcoming to the homeless, welcoming to illegal aliens, welcoming to those who break the law. And I'll look forward to the day that city council and the mayor share of long city managers say, from this point forward, we're going to enforce the law. We're going to impose rules and regulations passed by Columbus on citizens who live in the City of Cincinnati before it's too late. Chicago is gone, New York City largely gone, Downtown, Washington,

d C Gone, Portland, Oregon gone, doesn't exist anymore. Magnificent, opulent American city have been destroyed. We can't let it happen in Cincinnati, and it would have happened by this point. Except for Steve Leeper of three c DC, except for people like John Barrett, except for the Joseph Automotive Group with great offices downtown, except for Procter and Gamble, except for Fifth third Bank, except for the Reds, except for the Bengals, except for FC, except for Jeff Birding being

involved in the city wanting to build magnificent colosseums. So underneath this disaster of political governance, our support systems keeping Cincinnati above water. But when this other issue continues to proliferate of homelessness, which is a symptom of something much greater, which is mental illness, than good cities and good counties

fall into the moral abyss. And it's happening all over the place, not yet in Cincinnati because of those individuals I mentioned, they're propping up the city despite the whole disgusting wrong political leadership of APPT have pureval and city council members who will not enforce the law. And I had hope that's Scottie Johnson, who spent thirty years as a cop, would have more lucid moments. But when he refused to welcome Evan nolan Is city council you might

recall Reggie Harris, city councilor. And what a clown. He was a fool to go to hud for two months thinking, Okay, Kamala Harris is going to win the presidency. I got a great job in Washington, comes back two months later with his table between his legs, and then Mika Owens selects a good man, Evan Nolan, to take the place of Reggie Harris. Most of the liberals and city council went nuts. Evan Nolan's the wrong color and he's straight, and they said that that we wanted a gay black

man to take over the seat. Are you kidding me? I want someone competent. All nine can be gained black as far as I'm concerned, or all nine straight or white at chalk. It's okay with me. Just do your damn job. But Reggie Harris comes back, becomes the chiefest staff to Greg Landsman. And he was a fool to take that job in Washington. I could have told him that Trumpster's gonna win and that Kamala Harris is going to lose. You'll be out of work. So he crawls

back into town. That's unbelievable. Well let's continue. Do you understand that to solve the problem, the liberal Democrats have to take a step, which is large state mental hospitals that they refuse to take. And until that is resolved, you have to let the cops do their job so that civil society advances. Homelessness is not a crime. Burning up a bridge, now that's a crime. Let's continue line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand.

After one o'clock today we scheduled Curtis Halk about the doings in Washington. After two o'clock we scheduled Jack Windsor from Columbus about what's happening there and so much more at Show Me the Bengals Bengals News Radio seven hundred WW Bill Cunningham, the Great American. Of course, that Curtis

howk is with mrcnewsbusters dot org. There are a great website that compiles all the media attention given to certain now nominees of the president, and what's going on the new president and how the media reacts PBS News Hour. I have no idea why public broadcasting on our Nickel's terrible radio and terrible television, why we pay for it? I would hope that's at the top of the list with the Doge Committee. But PBS news are twenty seven times more likely to find far right over far left.

There are no far leftists in America. Elizabeth Warren et Cetera's right in the middle of the moderate side of the Democratic Party according to them. But Jan you and announced that Sam Curtis House, he's the managing editor of NewsBusters and once again, welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, the Hunter Biden parton has been now several days, and I've noticed the last few days

there's little or no mention of it whatsoever. It came and went quickly, but so many layers of this part and include the fact that he now can't take the fifth, that he can be subpoened according to a Congressman Comber I've had on a couple of times, and also Jim Jordan. They talk about the fact that there's at least eleven other Biden family members that have moneies poured into their accounts from suspicious suspicious LLCs all over the country. Plus

the tsar's reports out of the Department of Treasury. Everyone knows what's going on except those who watch the mainstream media. Can you remember a time the last several years when the mainstream media dealt with the corruption and the sexual perversions of Joe Biden And the fact that Joe Biden's famili has received at least eleven family members about twenty seven million dollars poured in their accounts, including an eight

year old granddaughter had an account opening her name. She got thousands of dollars out of some Ukrainian company and Curtis Howck. As far as the media coverage of that, what is the been about the scandal in Washington, about the Bidens, the criminal syndicate of the Bidens collecting money all over the world, And if you watch the mainstream media, especially PBS, you have no idea what's going on. Give me a full report. There's a question in there somewhere.

of crazy, weird things. I mean, there was one of the in laws who's like a child psychologist or something in an elementary school something to that effect, was getting money as well, because I guess the Romanians and the Ukrainians or whatever were just so interested in what a guidance counselor back in Delaware thinks about all sorts of you know, international business dealings.

to it, but it's like the Kennedys. They want us to feel extra sympathy that they therefore are just like us, even though it's a family that has become enriched based solely on Joe's ability to have stayed in office for so many years as a senator, then vice president, but at first as a senator for the credit card company state out.

enough is enough. Look what's going on, they were told by the Department of Justice, hey, don't go there, stop it right, and they try to get a sweetheart deal that a female federal judge said, you know what, these are misdemeanors, non reporting misdemeanors. These are serious felonies. Go back again and tell me why this isn't the public interest to allow this massive lawlessness to take place in

the bidens. And when you and I say these kinds of things, Curtis, I'm thinking that if you're not listening to talk radio certain podcasts, you have no idea what we're talking about. You have no idea about Romania, or about Barisma, or about China. You have no idea about the Moscow First Lady giving millions of dollars to the Biden family indirectly, because that's the way things operate in Romania and China and Ukraine. You got to bribe the

leaders in order to get good things to happen. And when Joe Biden himself said four or five years ago that you have to fire the prosecutor investigating my son Barisma, otherwise you don't get a billion dollars US taxpayer money, it's blatant, it's obvious, it's clear, but the media won't cover it because of what It's clear that we have a large group of thieves running the presidency right now, and the media won't cover it because.

my gosh. Well the other thing too is they don't because when they don't talk about it, by not having talked about it for years, when you and I bring it up like just you have just now, they can dismiss it.

Biden has been mentally corrupted. There's not a president when you wash them, try to speak in Angola. It's unbelievable that we have a president not being the president in the Washington Post. And the mainstream media doesn't care about that either. They don't. Can you imagine if there was a Republican or a Donald Trump had some verbal slip ups, or that he pardoned his his son, Donald Trump Junior

for financial mismanagement and dealing. So, by the way I looked it up, right now, Hunter Biden is a member of AARP. He's not some mystery and child who needs to be guided. He's fifty six years old, for God's sakes, and he's collecting all this money as the bagman. They know who to bribe, how not to bribe. Foreign policy

has been affected by it and their sins. The Washington Post watching the Justice Department being weaponized SARS reports suspicious activity reports hissuy by the Department of Treasury one hundred and fifty six times. You have numerous family members of the Biden crimes, and they get getting money put in their accounts, and you have the IRS saying, whistleblowers, we can't put up with this anymore. Then you have the Department of Justice telling Shapeley and Ziegler, by the way,

don't look into that, ignore that. And suddenly then he pleads guilty to all these offenses. And then his daddy says, I love my boy. I love my son. He's gone through so much, and they've weaponized the department of my Department of Justice against me, and I don't know what to do how my loving father. Then the view and others say, well, he loved his son, he loved that boy. Can you explain that to me?

do with the FBI and the Justice Department. You know, I was talking to my friend Grant Stinchfield in Real America's voice the other day and he was I was saying that, you know, the the Left tries to build this caricature of what Donald Trump wants to do with a lot of these crime fighting agencies that they want to spend all of their time creating like concentration camps and going after random bureaucrats and.

wants retribution. So exactly what they accused the Trumpster of doing, they've already done. And you got the New York Times, the Washington Post, PBS saying what do you mean political purposes? No one's gone after Donald Trump for political purposes. Forget about what happened in Fulton County, New York City, forget about what's going on in Arizona with the elector thing out there. Forget about dozens and dozens of lawyers and died of providing legal advice to Donald Trump for the

first time ever. Donald Trump wants they're weaponized the Department of Justice against Joe Biden. That's never happened. We're talking about weaponization. How can you look at themselves and say, look what's happened to Donald Trump in fifty to sixty of his alcoltes and lawyers, including the great Rudolph Giuliani. Look what's happening to them? And that's not weaponizing anything. According to New York Times White House reporter Peter Baker,

what do you talk about weaponization? What are you talking about?

I mean, it's so ridiculous, it's so ludicrous, Like, what is it that you guys do anyway you ruin people's lives. And this goes to the Justice Department in the FBI about these background checks, this hullabaloo about that, Like I guess Donald Trump is a pointing a bunch of foreign spies or something because.

Were honored to have these individuals. It's like the apostles, the apostles who've come out of private business or they've come out of the government, and now they're willing to deem their work with Biden as an officeholder. We look at the treatment just generally speaking, and when Donald Trump puts up somebody, the barbers come out. Barbara, Our condoms are all over the place. We're gonna make this guy

go through a living. But if Biden appoints some sort of person to be Secretary Offense, like Lloyd Austin or somebody secretary of State or Secretary of Housing, it is finally we have someone competent in charge. God bless these people for willing to serve. If it's Donald Trump, guess what know your role? Shut your mouth We're going to

come after them with hooks and claws. It's unbelievable. Now, lastly, with your permission, Curtis Hockom, NewsBusters, have you also noticed that what's going on in Washington right now is get the next man up. Whether it was Gates or whether it's Cash Battel or Hegsech, the next guy up is going to be absolutely scrutinized from the day he was

born to the day he died. But when Joe Biden has numerous claims against him by Tara Reed and others that they forced sex upon those women, that he sniffed the hair of these little girls, and that also he's collecting cash all over the world, I dare you to

bring that up because he's a loving father. When Joe Scarborough did the flip of Rooney and went down to mar A Lago and kissed the ring, Now, Joe Scarborough, their ratings are in the crapper right now, and the media is attacking Joe for making obvious points that you want to meet the president if someone called Curtis Hawk or Bill cunning Em or Tony Bender from the White Houses, that are you willing to come and serve If it's a Republican, I'm serving. Get ready for a proctological exam

and a urine sample. If it's a Democrat, thank god, we've finally got somebody to serve the nation's interest. Can you smell when I'm cooking?

six or seven weeks till Trump takes office. I hope he's safe. A Notre Dame cathedral. I don't know what the heck's going on there. Joe Biden somewhere in Angola coming back, and he will never face scrutiny for all the bribes he's taken. And most of this information, for those not listening to talk radio or a podcast, is brand new. Stuff goes to media. Peter Baker of the New York Times, these are the things not covered. But once again, Curtis Hack, you're a great American, and thank

you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And my friend will do it again. Thank you only a pleasure. Bill talk and said, God bless America. Let's continue with more of the truth. We'll set you free. On news radio seven hundred WLW.

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Mets and only lost one hundred and twenty games. More to Night on the Hot Stove League six oh five right here on seven hundred WLW special guest in his new Reds manager Terry Francona on the eve. Really the Winter meetings in Dallas that starts Sunday. Well sot will be signed by then, and are the Reds at candidate None, looks like he's going to the Red Sox. Really, I

don't know one of them. Tickets for the Speedway Classic between the Reds and Braves, they're going to be playing baseball in the middle of Bristol Motor Speedway, the last coliseum Karen Kraft told me about this goes on sale tomorrow morning, beginning at ten am tomorrow. She wants me to go. Should I go with the Reds to u Bristol? Yes? Would you come? Yes? I've never been there. Have you been there? No, I've never been to. No, I don't like to go take a half mile bull ring. No,

I would love to go there. Who do they play the Breads and Braves. They're going to play baseball in the middle of Bristol Motor Speedway. August Well, I may go college basketball tonight, Ohio State up against Maryland Bengals. Update brought to you by Good Spirits Winding Tobacco on Party Town thirteen locations in Northern Ucky. Bengals with his team meetings today get ready for Monday nights contest at

Dallas High School Football. Ohio Championship Week begins tomorrow night in Canton Division two title game Anderson v Avon both teams fifteen to oh Go Raptors segment. Shannon Sharp of ESPN has gone after Joe Burrows by it the Batmobile. He's not doing enough. What I read this story, he's out of his mind. He's like, he's like that guy that just talked about what the people on hand of the show. These people are goofy. Take for example, Shannon Sharp in the Hall of Fame. He blasted Joe Burrow

for his turnovers. Quote, if your defense can't stop anybody, why can't you do at the quarterback quarterback position? Don't turn the ball over. He's turning the ball over too many times? And can he play middle linebacker? Can Joe Burrow play middle linebacker? The people on that ESPN have lost their mind. Please continue. So Joe Burrow is not doing enough well. The on the Hard Knock Show last night, he has purchased the Batmobile car for three million dollars

from the movie Dark Knight trilogy. Say he's gonna drive the car right.

got Matt Reese to make a news about money. Mack put on all Mike's. They put on all Mike's. Matt Reece hit it. Agree, he is out. This just broke. So write that down segment, Say it again, Say it again.

beating Seaton eighty to forty three. Scotty Ja Mount Notre Dame has won fifty straight GCL basketball games, fifty straight, fifty count them. You know who started that was my wife, Penelope R. Cunningham. She's steighty. She started it well. She hired a Rogers Scotti Rodgers. Since then, right to the top. Let's see, let's see you see. Bearcats lose last night at Villanova sixty eight to sixty and Villanova's not very good, are they? I don't think so Akron and Beata Nku

Clemson ups very upset, fourth rateed Kentucky. Who's in more trouble? Brown's Buckeyes, Bearcats, Bengals, Wildcats, all of them go ahead. So money Ma's got a groin injury. Pulled is growing? That happened. I mean somebody else pulled is growing. I'm

not who polled it, but he's out for a few weeks. Also, Willie, we want to let everyone know that's starting this Friday, December sixth and ending December twentieth, lunch is back for a limited time at the world famous Montgomery Inn, Montgomery in the Boathouse that is the original and the boat House Tuesday through Friday opens at eleven am. Reserve a table at Montgomery Inn dot com. May be on a regular basis segment of a story here out of ESPN

your favorite. Steven A Smith says Borrow's not playing very well. It's his fault. According to this thought. You said that was Shannon Sharp. He said that too. Shannon Sharp's after him. He's after him. But steven A defended Joe Burrow, do you agree? Yeah? And Joe Burrow bought that batmobile car. He said he's gonna drive it to the stadium. He's gonna get a full batman costume to walk into into the locker room. Who's the commissioner? You know where he

bought the car from? I don't know who is it? Harry Yagy? What harry Yagy just saying of Deer Park fame, also a banker. Yeah, I've seen that car. I've sat in that car three million bucks. That's a beautiful car. By the way, and by the way, so watch out you m I have the bat signaling Commissioner Gordon and Chief O'Hara. Who's that going to be?

a fact of xx or x Y? Am I right or wrong? Are you xx? Or are you x Y? Which are you? X? X? By the way, is female? X Y is male? You know what I'm saying. I'd be x y xy, so would you. But how were you assigned? I don't know. It was by the almighty? I guess no. No, it says you're assigned by somebody. I almost didn't make it. I was in an incubator for two weeks. How much did you weigh at birth? Like? I was probably no more than two people's hands together.

You made up for lost time? Yes, I have. So they're fearing that male college golfers will want to be identifying a female playing and making millions of dollars. Now the LPGA says, nah, bah banah, can't do it, can't do it, can't do it, can't do it. Well, are they going to do? Check everybody as they come by. Drop the trial. That's all I can say. Let's see what's going on. Jeez, are not going on?

we're going across the thirty third parallel? Is that where it is? Thirty eighth? Thirty eighth? Close enough? Close enough? Segment went through the thirty third a few years ago. NYPD Manhatt continues for the CEO killer coming up later as Jack Windsor of the Ohio pres Network, who's the next governor of Ohio, Joane sign the law. You know who it is? I do. I think I know Justice Joe. Joe is off the court in about a week. It's got a three week vacation. He may come in and

seize power and see me come in. He'll come in here every day. He'll be here. You got nothing else to do. You can't get rid of theaters. Oh he's a good man. He's back to work January. Well, you don't like him anymore. I love that if he was a woman, go to kiss him, run on the lips. Save that one. Not passionately, but you know, as if

I care. Segment Thank you getting me out of the Student's Report, Jack winsor Coming up next segment, hit it Willie and Utter of elder coach Joe Schoenfeld with his five hundredth win and Mountain Notre Dame High School and Mount Notre Dame with their fiftieth straight GCL action. That's in victory. We leave you with the immortal words of the stood report.

not just in Ohio but in the Midwest. And Jack Windsor the headline I'm looking at now says this President Biden, who I think maybe's on his back from Angola? Where are the children? In recent months, a disturbing revelation has emerged from the heart of our nation's immigration system. Over three hundred and foul three hundred thousand unaccompanied kids who cross you border during the Biden harrish years are unaccounted for.

I can recall when the Trump star was in power for those brief four years and God bless them coming back again, that there were kids in cages. Don't care about separating families. I can recall Rachel Maddow MSNBC was sobbing on set about how terrible it was twenty five thousand children were missing who areund accompanied. She was in tears, welling up. And now we have the number over three hundred thousand, but the media doesn't care. First of all, Jack,

tell the American people the problem. Then let's talk about the different media coverage of the same event.

or to search for kids, this is what happens. And I will tell you about the media coverage. If there's one thing I've learned over the past four years, the Democrat Party and the progressives, they care about everything that

advances their agenda. In the moment that it stops advancing their agenda, they stop caring the fact that there are three hundred thousand plus kids that we can't account for, and the press is not going apoplectic, I think tells us everything we need to know about them being an extension of the Democrat Party.

One hundred thousand Americans die or more every year of fentanyl over the But when it's happening under a Democratic administration, the New York Times, the Washington Post, PBS, NBCs and they all stand down because it doesn't fit the agenda. This issue fits their agenda, will be used against Donald Trump. I guarantee you when he cracks down on the border, and I'm certain he will, there's going to be individuals that there's still going to be unaccompanied minors and suddenly

kids in cages will be back. Hopefully the American people have figured it out. Secondly, there was much fanfare about two or three years ago when Intel decided to re locate a or to build a new plant. I think in north of Columbus where you are. Governor Dewaine, lieutenant governor, used to respond to Intel's CEO retirement. Plus Intel's had a terrible problem with the stock market, et cetera. Can you tell the American people the status of that huge plant.

But you know, they made campaign promises on these types of things. So fast forward now and Intel loses sixteen point six billion dollars alone in the third quarter of this year they slash fifteen thousand workers. And then all of a sudden, the CEO, who is the poster boy for the Chips Act, is going into retirement. And so I think it's a natural question to ask, does this

mean the project in Ohio is going sideways? According to my discussion with John Hughs said today, he said no, based on what I know, this is going to continue to go forward. They've they've awarded the funding. Now here's the part that we have to pay attention to. If Intel just lost sixteen point six billion dollars, that's a lot of money. And then the Chips Act they endowed that Act with seven point nine seven point eight billion dollars given to Intel. But that's for projects in Ohio,

in Oregon, in New Mexico. And so the question is they didn't even get enough to cover their losses. Is this really going to go forward? I'm nervous about it. I think the thing that nobody wants to say out loud is this thing may not go off the way it was promised, and it may not even go off at all.

governor or lieutenant governor at all? You know, I don't.

were out front cheering for this. You know, my prayer is that it really does work out, because this could be a boon for Ohio.

the twain shall meet. However, the Supreme Court is being urged by a CLU in California over the objections of the State of Tennessee to say that let the states resolve this. There's nothing in the Constitution, by the way Jack Windsor about same sex a reassignment surgery when you're fourteen years old. There's nothing in the Constitution. So the argument by most of the normal states is, let us resolve this matter, which means, like abortion, there's going to

be some states with it, some states without it. And if you'll if you allow the states to decide this thing, I guarantee you, because of the amount of money involved, that the states of California and New York and Washington, d C. And Oregon and Illinois are going to have fourteen year olds transitioning because the society demands that they do it. On the other hand, if you say it's an outright band, then you might have to go to

Mexico or Canada. What's your read of the US Supreme Court today when many liberals, unlike Ohio, say that you ought to be able to transition when you're thirteen or fourteen. You can't drive a car, you can't smoke a cigarette, you can't drink a beer, but you can decide to have your genitals cut off. What do you think about that?

I think that they went right after the foundational argument. And so then the question is if it's not immutable, and you can show that there is some sort of damage because of pubity blockers, cross sex tormos cutting off the healthy body parts, then it might be something that is banned outright. And by the way, as you mentioned, is not that there's a lack of precedent. We know that you can't buy alcohol until a certain age, smoke weed until a certain age, enroll in the armed services

until a certain age, enter too a contract. I mean, all of those things. You can be an adult essentially, but sometimes your rights are I don't want to say tamped down, but they're restrained a little bit until you reach a certain age. And now we know what we didn't know decades ago. Your frontal lobe doesn't develop until you're about twenty six years old. So it's asinine and insane to me to want to promote giving kids things

that will create irreversible changes in their bodies. And now evidence is showing that it's actually creating negative health outcomes. Suicide goes up, depression goes up, and so it seems like this has all been based on pseudoscience. But you're right, it's based on pseudoscience that's brought to you by big pharma and medical clinics that are profiting on these drugs and surgeries.

white man, you're a white man. I can wish as much as I would like to to become a black man, but it's never going to happen because it's immutable. However, I could I guess you, or I could decide, you know, Jack, why don't you and I do it together, let's get our general's cut off, and we'll become women. And then about a year later, I might say, you know what, I changed my mind. I'm going back to being a

man now. If someone is black or white, or Hispanic or Asian, you don't have the ability to say, you know what, I'm white or I'm black. I can't go to a mayor f Ted Pureval in Cincinnati and say, you know what, right now, you're white. No, you can't. You can say it, but it's not based on reality and biology and science. But here's the big question, Jack Windsor, are you ready for the big question? I'm ready. Let's

roll Let's say you're fourteen years old and you're a girl. However, society, websites, your school psychologists say you're trapped in the wrong body. You're a girl, but you need to be a boy. And you're parentants say yes, your doctor says yes, children's hospital says yes. They give me the give me your thought, devil's advocate. Who is government to step in and tell a loving mother and father not to transition their own child to a different gender when the medical establishment says

it must happen. Explain, give me an answer. That's the big question.

That's illegal. Now it might be a little different. Can parents allow their kids to drink alcohol? Perhaps, but can they allow a kid to be statutorily raped.

It's not that the information isn't there, it's just the mainstream outlets and the interested parties like the Democrat Party to Progress is the big pharmat in the medical industrial complex. They have such a financial stake in not fully disclosing and trumpeting the truth about this, and it really should be something that's done and it's disgusting that it's not. But it's what we do with you, Ahiu pres Network. It's what I'll continue to do.

or not. So the industry of racism and DEI will fight like a warrior poet to keep an eight billion dollar business alive. Much like the children's hospitals and doctors, especially the ones in Tennessee and maybe in Ohio that can transition. That's a lot of money involved. And when you have the treating physician saying it must happen, the parents say it must happen, the hospital says it must happen, somebody's got to step in and say, what in the hell is going on around here? You don't have that

because transitioning is a big thing. In fact, in Europe, in England they stopped all this until you're eighteen years old. What's wrong with waiting till you're eighteen or nineteen and making your own decisions as a more adult person. Most especially men are goofy to their about thirty years old. Anyway, you know what I'm saying.

for kids under a certain agent. By the way, they didn't, you know, wet their finger and stick in the air and see which way the wind was blowing. They did it based on thirty years of longitudinal data. That is alarming and we better wake up to that in this country.

versa doesn't work. Once again, the Ohio presidetwork dot com. Lastly, Jack Windsor, who's the next governor of the State of Ohio?

were a sign, I was signed and you can't. I want to change you. You weren't Rock Rock Sand. But the LPGA says you cannot play on our tour if you were assigned a male, shall we say, at birth, and you want to switch to become a female, that's ridiculous. You should just do whatever you want assign me. That's ridiculous, isn't it.

it up to hit it straight. Stephen A. Smith. One at Shannon Sharp this morning, Shannon Sharp says that Joe Burrow is not doing enough for the Bengals. He's not doing enough and he played middle linebacker. I don't know he could in high school. He did, he did, he did. Is he doing enough to win? That's I think so now.

thirteen locations in northern Kentucky. A rough season for the Bengals just got a took another turn for the worst. Not good kicker Evan McPherson is now dealing with a groin injury. Grew expected to miss a few weeks. The NFL network rub it out, rub it out to handle the kicking duties. The team plans to sign Cade York. He was on the twenty nineteen National championship team of LSU Really with uh with Burrough, he's kicked twice in for the Browns, also the Titans Giants commanders. And he's

a proud Texas native. That's good. That's good right there, that's good. Red's update. Let's see winter meetings open Sunday in Dallas. What happens more tonight on the Hot Stove League six oh five right here on seven hundred WLW with the special guest tonight is new Reds manager Tito Francona by coming to the party. What do you think Rock got some meatballs out there? I love meatballs. Tito loves meatballs. Let's get him here? Is he here in

the studio? No, he's going to be in Arizona calling him.

Mount Notre Dame program, Judge Penelope R. Cunningham. She hired a guy named Rogers from who was in Madeira Scotti Rodgers and the rest is history. Look what happened, Look what happened. They won it all, fifty fifty wins in a row. Rock ever hear of that? Fifty fifty fifty? Who these teams are playing? They're playing the good teams Deer Park and they're in the They're in the g they play Saint X. Right. No, speaking of Saint X.

out next week? Out next week? Should be unbelievable action. UC shoots fifty two percent from the free throw line and loses to Villanova.

Jeff for maybe you. He's gonna tap in. He's got the Golden mic rule.

years ago. I forget her name. And you're joining us at five? Did I ask you that yet? Yeah? Not yet. But I got nothing else to do. All I do is talk. I'm just pull the string on my back and I'll start talking. You like your doll up there, my doll? Will he talk right there? Will he talk? Got a report from out the New York City that, uh, Pete Hexseat's not going to survive. I don't think he is. Unfortunately, I would love to see it happen.

He's a midshipman. Ron de Santa is served. And so let me ask you, Noe, Robert F. Kennedy Junior, does he get ya? He survives? I hope he does, but I don't know one another one. We need him to We need them all. I get them all. Segment. Get me out of the students report, please and go get some meatballs? Will he? In honor of a whinny and cold day here in the tri State, we leave you with the immortal words of the stood report.