4-16-24 Bill Cunningham Show

Green, that's green. Enter it now. Bill Cunningham, the great American of course. Reds Baseball kicks off tonight about eight forty last night, not so good in Seattle. Maybe better tonight, one more game after tonight than back home for long homes down. But until then, the Trump trials continue, and their moral trials as much as legal proceedings. The jury selection is well under way, making little or no progress. And we have Dan Schneider

with you and I now from Media Research Center Free Speech Division. Dan Schneider, Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And one thing not well reported is that, having tried many many cases, you try to include in the jury pool those individuals who may be sympathetic to your cause. I'm sure the jury consultants from the Trumpster side have poured over the voting records of all five

hundred perspective jurors. They've checked out their social media. When the jurors come in the courtroom, he might look at the kind of jewelry they have on or the shoes they're wearing. You might see in their jury questionnaire about what websites do you visit? Are you politically active? Do you enjoy comedies? Do you go to plays. In other words, you try to get some sampling from a person as there whether or not they're sympathetic to a conservative cause.

In Manhattan, that's a little bit difficult. But you have a column up relative to Hasidic Jews and other observant Jews that are excluded from the jury

pool. Can you explain that to the American people? Yeah? You know, if I were Trump's jury consultant, if I saw somebody walking into that court room, one of those five hundred perspective jors with a mask on, I would know we got to get that person off the jirt because that person is going to be anti Trump. Conversely, if I saw somebody walking in with a yamica on his head, or if it's an observant Jewish woman who's married and us wearing a wig, I would think that person is more likely

to be four Trump and be even and fair minded. Because what we now know about this jury pool, and it's been proven, because you know, a great majority of these perspective juris so far have have removed themselves from the pool, saying that they hate Trump too much to be objective here. But by this this judge oddly scheduling the trial to occurb Monday through Monday and Tuesday, skipping Wednesday, and then again Thursday and Friday. So unusual for a

New York courts to schedule it this way. Why Friday when when the typical jury the typical jury trial is Monday through Thursday. This judge intentionally added Friday on which makes it impossible for observing Jews to participate. Well, why would that happen? I would think acidic Jews and observing Jews are probably more than fifty percent after what's happening in Israel with Iran, maybe eighty percent on the side of the Trump stern against the Biden administration. So the judge set up

a schedule that excluded those who may favor Donald Trump. Right, if you're an observant Jew under rabbinical law, you can't work after noon on a Friday. And even those who may be a little more lenient, they've got to be home in time to take care of their various religious duties well before sundown. Some people have mistakenly believed that Jews, you know, observant Jews, begin their their Sabbath practice at sundown. It's well before that. They've got

to be in temple. They've got to they've got to have the house in a certain order. There are lots of things that have to take place on a Friday for an observant Jew, and they cannot do that if they are required to work. And being on a jury is one of those things that would make it prohibitive for observant Jews to practice their faith honorably. Why isn't

this a bigger story? In fact, until I had on your website, I didn't know about it because I pay attention a lot, But I didn't know about the judge setting up a schedule that would exclude the jury pool those individuals most leaning toward Donald Trump. Why isn't this a bigger story? You

know, I think people are starting to wake up to it. I think first it got to understands that observant Jews care very much about religious freedom, and Donald Trump has been the president most protective of our religious rights, and then of course he's been very pro Israel. So observant religious Jews in New York I love Donald Trump. That's the only demographic group in the entire city that actually is very, very pro Donald Trump. And of course the media

doesn't want to report this. The media is already covering up how biased this judge is. This judge donated money to Joe Biden. This judge's daughter is a political operative who is actually making money off of this trial for her clients, including I mean Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. And of course has been reported in conservative media that senior Joe Biden Justice political appointees have volunteered to be on this trial, you know, for the for the prosecution. Of course,

it's this whole prosecution has been led by a Soros backed prosecutor. On and on and on. The media doesn't want to report this stuff because it

tells the truth. Well to go put a sharper point on this. Alvin Bragg ran for office promising to get Donald Trump, and then as part of this, there were many meetings held between him and Department of Justice officials about what special prosecutors to bring on board, because, after all, there's so little crime happening right now in New York City, prosecutor's office has plenty of free time. I mean, you can kick a cops head like a soccer

ball down Fifth Avenue and you're out on bond. You can punch a woman out on the steps of a church. And guess what, out on bond you can commit murders, rapes, and robberies out on bond. So they have plenty of free time to try these kind of cases. But little known there were senior Department of Justice officials working with Biden who took leaves of office or on or quit to be hired at high salaries by Alvin Bragg to prosecute

Donald Trump. And you bring up the judge himself, Judge Mrshawn has made political cash donations to Joe Biden. And I'm reading a headline out of the New York Post about two weeks ago, quote Democratic clients of daughter of New York judge and Trump hush money trial raised ninety three million dollars off the case.

Two major Democratic clients of the daughter of the judge. And by the way, this isn't the daughter's not a twelve year old with Brace's, She's thirty eight years old overseeing Donald Trump's hush money trial have raised at least ninety three million dollars in campaign donations, raising renewed concerns that the jurists as a

major conflict of interest. And so this is not reported. I'm watching some of the cable news coverage this morning and that Donald was talking about a rig system and CNN, which is a sad reflection of NPR come on to talk about it. Well, are there are no connections between this New York case and the Biden Justice Department? Isn't that a lie? It's a lie and

everything you articulated is unpresent true. And it's on top of different state secretaries of state, like in Colorado trying to kick Donald Trump off the ballot, and all these other prosecutors around the country trying to prosecute him. The Democrat Party is radicalized and coordinated, and they are the most undemocratic thing that has ever existed in our country. They are trying to prevent voters from from being able to express their point of view at the ballot box. They don't want

to have to take this to the election day. They want to just control the outcome of our government. The story indicates that the judge's daughter, Lauren Mershawn, is the president of Authentic Campaigns. Authentic Campaigns Chicago based progressive political consulting firm whose top clients are Congressman Adam Schiff, Vice President Kamala Harris and Chuck Schumer. She's a major Democratic fundraiser raising money off her dad's trial of

Donald Trump. Now, can you imagine put the shoe on the other foot. Let's say Joe Biden or one of his alcoholtes, who have monetized the vice presidency and the presidency taking cashm all over the country was on trial and Donald Trump was in office and coordinated the prosecutors of that case and the judge who donated money to Donald Trump. How big a story would that be?

Well, this hypothetical puts a point on it that it would never happen because the left would never permit it. ABC, NBC, CBS, New York Times, Washington Post. They would never allow it. It would never happen, all right. Secondly, we had recently NPR, which is government funded propaganda from the most extreme elements of the Democrat Party in Marxism. Juan Williams of Fox News, who's a liberal, was not liberal enough for the NPR

crowd. Ten years ago. He was fired as a person. An executive editor that came forward and said, now wait a minute, we don't have diversity of viewpoint at NPR. We have eighty seven registered democrats, We have no Republicans. We cover stories based upon the object of the coverage of Democrat good, Republican bad, and that this has got to stop. It recently came out, of course, that he was suspended without pay for a period of time. Snapped on the wrist and sadly, NPR can do whatever it

wants to do, but we're funding it. The taxpayer pays over one hundred million dollars a year for state sponsored propaganda. Could you imagine the opposite being true and what the media reaction would have been. Yeah, what is going on at NPR is in some respectable more of the same. NPR has always had a liberal bias always, but what what this executive director of this whistleblower at MPR has pointed out is that it is not just merely biased any longer.

It is highly politicized. And he's a lefty himself, you know, he he's proud of the fact that that he's left wing. But he is one of these traditional liberals who actually believe, you know, in free speech and that the media do its job. And he has blown the whistle at NPR, and as a consequence, people started to look deeper into this new CEO at NPR and how radical she is. And I got to tell you, as biased as I am, or not biased, but as informed as

I am about how radical the media is. It took my breath away to see these sorts of things that she has publicly stated. She is an outright radical and that's who who NPR hired to be the new CEO. And it kind of tells you what they think they can get away with. In America headline nprs spends editor his name is Ury Berlin or suspends editor who claimed left

wing bias at the outlet. So he said, wait a minute, we have a left wing bias here, and he made it public and guess what, You're suspended to be fired because you contend that NPR has a left wing bias. And the leadership of NPR said, hey, what are you talking about. We're not biased at all. What do you mean you mean you mean upstairs there's a whorehouse being conducted. All I'm doing is playing the piano. Well, what do you mean what's going on that? That is unbelievable.

And lastly, you have a great posting about the government and big tech coming together to make sure that conservative voices are not heard. In fact, at least forty one times Google interfered with the election. Please explain. Yeah, so people know that Facebook has taken people to count down, Twitter's taking people to count down. They think that they're the evil platforms, and of course they've got a terrible history themselves. But Google has far more influence over

our elections because Google gives people what they think is news. Instead, it's liberal propaganda to manipulate people how they think and how they vote. So Google has buried the political the campaign websites of Republicans in favor of Democrats. It gives only left wing news sites. When you try to find out information about Trump or Biden, it is highly political. And yeah, thank god for Jim Jordan. He's starting to look into this. But Google is just horrible.

Well, how do we correct it? At least Google is a private enterprise. I can use other search engines. But when it comes to funding government propaganda through NPR, I have no I guess defund them, but that that'll never happen because there's sixty votes in the Senate. If you have an outlet like them pumping out your propaganda, nothing's going to change about that.

And judge Marshawn and his daughter. The media points us out about how Donald Trump is now order a hearing's held whether to find him three thousand dollars. This is the president of the United States running for reelection and a hack New York judge who gave contributions to Joe Biden and whose daughter is raising almost one hundred million dollars off the trial. Won't let Donald Trump talk about it. Yeah, you know, what you've just pointed out is that the left is

using every tool in its arsenal to radicalize America. And the solution here is that Americans, the majority of whom are very decent, need to rise up and say enough stop. We are going to take our country back. And you know, we've got an election right around the corner, and it is time for Americans to do the right thing and restore freedom. Well, I hope that every time one of these show trials take place, the Trumpster's ratings go up. He's a seventy seven year old man soon to be seventy eight.

He's probably fifty pounds overweight. Every time he shows up in public, he looks great, but to wear and tear. I see it in his eyes when he walks into the courtroom, he looks beaten. He's hired. The guy only sleeps about two or three hours a day. This trial is going to stretch out as long as possible, and they want it not to conclude with any other than a guilty verdict. And then the judge has the power at that point to revoke bond and put them in a New York State

prison. Can you imagine in June or July the reaction to the American people if Donald Trump was put in Rikers Island. Well, I don't even want to imagine that scenario, because it would it would be essentially the end of America's We know it would. I mean, I can't conceive. And now we have bridges being blocked, to have airports being blocked, the radical left, the breakout of kill the Jews, kill Americans. And this is happening

by the radical left. And you know, when you say death to Israel, death to America, you're saying kill Jews and kill Americans, burn down the American flag, make life miserable. I can't imagine any of these so called protesters, they're rioters, shutting down bridges and terminals and entryways, to major airports. I can't imagine and that they have the interests of the nation

at heart. And I can't imagine any normal person like my producer Tony Bender saying, you know what, now that I've seen all these protests and burning the American flag, I'm with you. Now, I get it. I say, let's kill the Jews. I can't imagine the mentality of the left. Can you get into their head briefly, Dan Schneider of MRC, and tell me what they're thinking to do these kinds of things which has the opposite impact? Are are they that stupid? Look? I guess the short answer

is no. I can't get into the head of the left winger. But what I do what I feel so bad for all of those great heroic soldiers and airmen and marines who have sacrificed life and limb for our country, who have given so much to protect freedom and liberty, to see it being gobbled up and spit out by the radical left. Who you know, these valiant soldiers and sailors who have given so much so that you and I can live freely, and now the is spitting on it. You know, everyday,

Americans, it is now our turn. It's our responsibility to take back our freedom. They want to break Donald Trump, they want to lock them up, they want to bankrupt them as as symbol the rest of us. Dan Schneider, MRC, Vice President of Media Research Center Free Speech Division, once again, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show and Dan Schneider. Let's fight like warrior poets. Let's be like William of Wallace, crying out

freedom as longshanks pull out our intestines. But you can have my intestines. You will never have. You never have my hope and love for this country. Dan Schneider, thank you very much. Thank you. Let's continue with more Media Research Center. That's where you get a lot of this good stuff.

Imagine a judge giving contributions to Donald Trump's opponent and daughter, raising one hundred million dollars off the trial, and no one sees any problem with that, not even NPR, which is the voice of common sense and reason. Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred Wow, you've been waking up this time next week and being one hundred percent dead free. No credit cards, car loan

or no personal loan. It's Eddie for you. The journey want to acknowledge that Whitey Hersog, the ninety two year old legendary manager of the Saint Louis Cardinals, has passed on causes the death not yet revealed, but he's ninety two years old. Wish him and his family the best on the passing of Whitey Hersog. Secondly, I want to think goodies. Goodies on Hamilton Avenue here in Hamilton County. Goodies wonderful stuff, oxtails and polled pork. And

we think Debbie Willis especially potato salad the best. There is beef brisket my favorite. That's Goodies on Hamilton Avenue. And thank you to w Willis for bringing in now. Thirdly, and fourth ley, and fifthly, I would note that that there's a chiron to my left. On CNN, the chirirn says Biden hits campaign trail as Trump sits in trial. That's like saying, well, water is wet. You know, that's the plan, that's the

goal, keep him off the campaign trail. Seventy seven year old man fifty pounds overweight, sitting in court all day, doesn't have a lot left at the end of the day to go conduct large rallies. So the Democratic voter suppression is underway with Ted McKay in a big way. That's the goal also to bankrupt him. And it's laughable when I saw this morning on CNN that there's no connection between these New York State trials and the Biden Justice Department.

Well, two of the top lawyers in Biden's Justice department were assigned. They went on a sabbatical to work on this case in New York City. The coordination is complete. Keep him tied down off the campaign trail and bleed the guy dry, and then hopefully to wear him out where he is a health crisis at some point and can't be the president, and then just stuck or stuck with Joe Biden for about a year into the next term, than Kamala

Harris becomes the president. Unbelievable stuff. Fourthly, I kind of listen to some of the so called experts last night about the money's paid. It's called a hush money, but it really isn't. It's called an NDA non disclosure agreement, which are done all the time, and that means that Donald Trump had probably do you know if it happened or not, I don't know what.

I'll be shocked if it occurred though, had sex with a porn star named Stormy Daniels in twenty oh six after some golf tournament, and that thing

late dormant for about ten years. But then one of her attorneys, Michael Abnetty, who's now locked up in federal prison by the way, contacted Stormy Daniels, who was ripping off anyway on personal injury claims, and contacted the Trump campaign about fleecing the Donald out of one hundred and forty thousand dollars might have been one hundred and thirty thousand, and so it came to Michael Cohen, the attorney for Donald Trump, who put that charge in a bill of

some four hundred thousand dollars he gave to the CFO of the Trump organization to pay. And then next is that the money flowed through to Michael Cohen, who gave it to Michael Eminetti, who was supposed to give it to Stormy Daniels and didn't happen. Now that is metastasized into a federal violation of federal election law. You explained, how could that happen? Well, to be gymnastic, the payment of four hundred thousand dollars was booked as a business expense

of the Trump organization. Part of that was one hundred and thirty thousand of Stormy Daniels. And so the theory is is that by paying Stormy Daniels one hundred and thirty thousand dollars as part of a larger legal bill paid to Michael Cohen, that the Trumpster was committing a federal election campaign violation. That in reality, it wasn't an NDA. It was a contribution to his campaign that

he didn't want to make public, which everyone made public anyway. And the expert said, look, that one hundred and thirty thousand dollars is not a legitimate federal campaign expense. If he would have put it on his forms, which Donald knew nothing about, he would have been violating the law because it wasn't a legitimate campaign expense. To pay off for porn Star for services render. That's not a campaign expense. That's not radio, not TV, not

yard signs, not consultants. What that is is an illicit federal donation. So, on one hand, if you put it on the forums in Washington that it was a federal campaign donation, that would have violated the law because it wasn't On the other hand, if he did put it on, it is still a violation. Goes. He was trying to cover up the activities with Stormy to animals. Either way you lose. That's why these things aren't prosecuted, Goes. How do you make that angle shot to make any sense?

Only if you're a Democrat who can't stand the idea of Trump becoming the president again? Could you come up with such gymnastic ideas? That's the essence of this whole case, Cairn, Biden his campaign trail Trump sits in trial. That's the goal. And for the low information voter, he or she may not understand what's going on. If you listen to talk radio, spend time with me and Dan Carroll, and spend time with Sean Hannity, watch a little bit of Fox News, a little bit of Bright Part I also

watch MSNBC, so you don't have to. You kind of get this information you don't get anywhere else. In fact, when ABC News ever say the judge Mershawan in this case made a financial contribution to Joe Biden, would you ever hear NBC News ever say that the daughter of Judge Mrshaan has raised one hundred million dollars off this trial as a Democratic progressive campaigner. Did you ever hear that? No, all you hear is Trump attacks the daughter of a

judge, which sounds bad on paper. Unravel it and say, now, wait a minute, She's not a fourteen year old girl with braces. She's thirty eight years old and is raising money offered dad's activities. Doesn't that have a smell and a stench to it? And speaking of that, a listener of mine named Glenn sent me an idea. They used to use skunk water to douse down protesters, to make them stink for a while. That'd be a beautiful idea for these so called rioters shutting down major American cities, burning

the American flag and yelling kill the Jews. How about using some skunk water on them, make them stink for a while, and then lock them up. Of course, in liberal cities, that have never happened. So let's you and I step back for a moment, take a view of this thing from thirty thousand feet A little bit of a history lesson that had a guest on Sunday Night about a month or two ago who talked about Jews in the Middle East, Jews have been in the Middle East for about three or four

thousand years. In fact, they've built the Pyramids, I saw the Ten Commandments, I saw at being built. Jews had been in the Middle East forever, and until the late nineteen seventies, Jews are all over Egypt and Iran, the old Persian Empire, Lebanon, Jordan, Jews are everywhere, and the Judea Samaria. The Jews lived in the Middle East in relative peace. Were their difficulties, absolutely, However, there weren't ethnic cleansing of Jews

in the Middle East. Four hundred thousand lived in Iran in relative peace and enclaves, yes, but they weren't under attack. Something changed in the late nineteen seventies, which was the iotol Komene. The Jews, the Muslims, the Christians all lived in relative peace throughout much of the Middle East, including the so called West Bank. There were Jews and Catholics and Christians and Muslims all over the Middle East for hundreds of years. Arguments between the two absolutely

fighting, absolutely, but they got along. Something happened with the Ietolkomene in nineteen seventy nine, and he came back from Paris and the leadership the Shaw of Iran was having cancer problems. He left and bubbling up through the ideologues of the most far reactionary left wing of Islam came a group called Hesblah and Hamas and also I Toola KOMENI represented that group and that idea to take over the nation of Iran completely completely. Many Jews are living in Iraq at the

time under Sodom Hussein in relative peace. They weren't being hunted down and killed as they are today. But something happened, and that is that a part of Islam became extremely radical. There's about four to five million Muslims living in America as I speak, about ninety five percent think about this country the way you and I do. They're great Americans. They mosque and Butler County does quite well. Peaceful, it's good, live your life. I love Mormons.

Mormons might be coming to Mason. I saw in the news that they bought a large track of land. They're going to have a big mosque or cathedral or synagogue, whatever they call it. And the Mormons have at it. I don't know any bad Mormons. Faith and family, good people, Muslims, good people. There's a part of Islam not so good represented by Hesbla and Amas. So what happened then in nineteen seven and nineteen eighty that there became a hunting down of Jews, beginning in Iran, and killing of

Americans. Taking the embassy, for example, holding him for four hundred and forty four days, killed many Americans. That part of Islam now dominates the Middle East, and in fact other Muslims in the Middle East can't put up with Iran. Saudi Arabia cutter, Jordan can't put up with it, Egypt helping the Jews defeat Iran, and America is playing a part of it at this point in a horrible way. So there's three goals. Write him down,

get out your pending. Three goals that the eye tools. By the way, how about being a religious leader ordering your followers to kill other human beings, order them kill the Jews, kill Americans, death to Israel, from the river to the sea. Palestine must be set free. In other words, kill the Jews. So you got religious men, of course, no women. I love the signs that say queers for Palestine. Go over

there and see what happens to you. But nonetheless I regress. So the goal was is to get all the Jews out of Iran, Iraq, the Middle East. And guess what, they've been completely successful. You can't find a Jewish enclave of anywhere in the Middle East except that little slither of land

called Israel. So they had three goals. Number one, the number one main goal was to evict the United States from the Middle East, a powerful country with great ties to Israel. The Eyetolas the original one and all the ones through now forty five years later. You got to get America out of the Middle East, because I continue to believe, and I will believe until the day I die, that the United States of America is God's representative on earth to provide some order. So we have to get the US out.

How do you do it? Well, nineteen eighty two, Ronald Reagan was in the White House and something called the Party of God the Hesbela was begun by the Eyetola as his secondary armies throughout the Middle East didn't want Iran's fingerprints on this. So what occurred. The Party of God the Hesbelah launched attacks on the US military in Lebanon and Beyroot. At that point was known as

the Paris of the Middle East. It was beautiful. But then the Hesbela took over, funded by the Eyetola, by Iran and killing two hundred and forty one American service personnel when the barracks and the hotels were blown up by a new idea, which is suicide bombers and trucks. So what happened within six months Ronald Reagan said, get the hell out of the Middle East. We want nothing to do with it. Two hundred and forty one caskets came

home. Marked it up as a great success for the Ietola. Then in nineteen seventy nine, after nineteen seventy nine, after killing the embassy, and then they go to nineteen eighty two CIA officers were killed hesbla great victory. Get rid. Somebody was paying attention to this, and this was a young man named Osama bin Laden. He knew, a wealthy young Saudi fundamentalist, knew very closely that if you plied enough political pressure and military pressure on the

United States, that we would leave the Middle East. We'd give all the great speeches, but we would leave. And so he concocted a scheme to fly airplanes in the buildings that launched the worst decisions of Bush forty three that continues to reverberate today, which is attacking Iraq. Iraq was the counterbalance against Iran. In fact, Iraq and Iran had wars going on for ten years with over one million Iraqis and Iranian soldiers killed using it, including chemical weapons.

That she Is and the Sunnis hated each other, and so they fought for ten years. So Iran had to get rid of Iraq, but they couldn't do it militarily. So what do they do. Let's sucker the United States in the coming into Iraq and they will defeat Saddam Hussein for us. We don't have to defeat him. Let the great Satan to it. Guess what, Well, Dick Cheney, George Bush, Colin Powell, Condaleza, Rice, Donald Rumsfeld were fools, and they launched a full scale invasion of

Iran's number one enemy, Iraq and took them completely down. Jump had two or three years. Of course, about five thousand US service personnel are killed. We spend trillions of dollars, then we leave Iraq. We run away again. After the fall of Saddam, a youth civil war began, killing hundreds of thousands of innocent Iraqis and others, and we turned Iraq over to

Iran and Isis and isis k unbelievable. So as my source for this, the official US Army history of the Iraqi War concluded that the only winner in the Iraqi conflict was Iran. Once again, we did their bidding. And what did we do get out of the Middle East. Well, let's continue my history. Lesson will continue later and joining us in a few minutes will be a former US Congressman Jody Heis. He's a guy that is writing about

sacred trust, what's happening to our elections and more? Remember the chirn Biden hits campaign trail, Trump sits in trial. So every time military pressure political pressure is applied, America will do what Iran wants it to do, which is get out of the Middle East number one goal. Get America out of the Middle East. So right now that Joe Biden administration, he's not in

charge of anything. The Marxist around him are paying for the missiles and bombs to be used against Israel because of getting rid of the sanctions and giving billions of dollars for hostages. So we donate to the Iranians now one hundred billion dollars that they use for miss and cruise missiles and drones to attack Israel. Then we defend Israel to the tune of about one billion dollars, hitting bullets with bullets in the air. So we're arming both sides to fight each other,

and we're once again doing the bidding of Iran. How is this possible? Let's continue and once again, the worst decision, among many others, that George Bush forty three made, was to launch full scale invasion of Iraq, Iran's enemy, destroy the government, leave a complete political vacuum filled by Iran, who now dominates everything in Iraq. We did exactly what the eye toler wanted us to do, whether it was nineteen eighty two or twenty oh

three or today. We fund Iran to attack Israel, then defend Israel with our tax dollars, hoping a bigger war doesn't take place, which is in the midst it's coming because Iran wants us to do this, and Joe Biden is stupid to understand this. Hopefully you're not twelve fifty six, Bill Cunningham, News Radio, seven hundred. Wow, they're modern daycon artists, and they're the focus of creating a con a true crime anthology podcast Season one Spotlight's

ratil or cheating is going on of one type for another. Going back in history, I doubt John F. Kennedy would have been elected in nineteen sixty unless his dad work things out with the mayor of Chicago to make sure enough votes were put in the ballot box so that Richard Nixon would not win the state of Illinois. And when George Bush won in two thousand, of course he was selected, not elected. He wasn't legitimate, and went through years

and years the Democrats complaining constantly about Bush. Forty three we have, of course, Stacy Abrams is still thinking she's the governor of Georgia, and she gets a complete free pass on that. So when Trump is elected in twenty sixteen, the Democrats, especially those running the FBI and the CIA, and also the FISA Court and the FISA up David. They one after Trump with hoax and claws for years to keep him from being effective as president. But

he still did a pretty damn good job. A new book is out Sacred Trust, Election, Integrity, and the Will of the People by US Congressman been there about eight years, retired a year or two ago. Jody heis and JODI's one of the founding members of the House Freedom Caucus, which is a great group. And the forward is by my good friend, the great Ken Blackwell and Jody Heist. Welcome. I think for the first time to the Bill Cunningham show. Your book is very appropriate in these times because of

what's happening with this particular election. But tell the American people, why does election integrity matter? And if it fails, that is an awful thing for the United States of America. Bill what has said, first of all, as an honor to be with you, And yeah, listen, Cam Blackwell is an awesome man. I'm glad you know him well, So listen. Our entire system of governance rest upon the consent of the governed. There is government if it is not given to them by the people, not the other

way around. And therefore, in fact, that's the reason for the title. This whole issue of election integrity is a sacred trust. It is something that is a civic duty, a civic responsibility, and privilege that we have. It must be protected at all costs, both by the voters as well as by our government, and if ever that falls apart and Bill, we are in massive trouble. We've got enough problems taking place in our country already. I mean, you look at the border, you look at the economy,

whatever it is. But I don't know that there is anything more important than election integrity. If the will of the people at the ballot box has ever compromised or lost, then it's Katie bar the door. Where do we go from there? If we, as the citizens of this country don't have the right to control who's going to represent us by doing so at the ballot box, Jody Heist. The Constitution says the state legislature set the rules and

regulations for means and manner of elections. It's not done by other entities. When I have on various state secretaries of state, they will tell you that, for example, Ohio and Iowa and Texas and Florida have a functional election system, while states such as Pennsylvania and Michigan do not. Let me explain. As you may know, in the Pennsylvania the counties elect their own election leaders by ballot and most of the states is the Secretary of State elected state

wide. But in Pennsylvania, each county selects the person in charge, and so because of the pandemic, rules were put out by these various county officials that had different rules in different counties in twenty twenty because of the pandemic, and because of that, there was a great concern about the integrity the ballot with dropboxes, no signature of verification, no citizenship verification, etc. Is

that what you're talking about. Yeah, I mean, I don't go down to the county level, but yeah, this is exactly Bill what got me involved in this whole issue. I did not go to Congress with this being a major issue on my radar, but I was a senior member of the Oversight Committee right in the middle of that thing when the pandemic came. In fact, it was the week after the first case in the United States of

COVID. The very next week, the Democrats held a hearing dealing with the need that we're going to have to address this upcoming pandemic at the ballot box.

And then week after week after week after week, as a whole series, one hearing after another where they were literally attempting to federalize elections, take it away from the state, federalize it, and then try to force states to implement such policies as you just mentioned, and many of them did so that we have everything from ballot harvesting, the mailing ballots, live ballots to everyone on the inaccurate voter files, to sending ballot requests to voter file,

no voter idea, all these things started to fall in place, and COVID was the excuse of it all. And being a part of that battle in the Oversight Committee, this is when it first came on my radar. And then at the same time, they started talking about massive voter suppression across the United States, and as exhibit A, they used Georgia, which is my home state, and I knew that was a false claim, and so I started getting more and more and more involved in the issue, both from the

COVID perspective and what they were making allegations against Georgia. And then I just kind of became a leading voice, certainly from our state on this issue and in many regards, one of the leading voices in Congress on election integrity. When the issue was dealt with in various states. I often hear the radical

left and especially so called news personnel like NPR. We know what their political biases because of the comments of a senior editor, but also ABC, NBCCBS, etc. They keep saying that every federal judge has ever looked this thing on the twenty twenty election says there was no evidence of massive voter fraud, and so let me give you what I think happened, but you're the expert.

I think what occurs is that when these lawsuits are fouled or a week or two after the election, the judges don't have time to gather massive pieces of evidence, of documents of depositions, requests for interrogatories, They don't have time to try the case. And they say, well, the issue is not ripe because the Secretary of State is not determine who the winner of the

Pennsylvania electoral ballots are. Because that's true, we don't know yet because there might be several weeks after election day before the military ballots come in, and so it takes several weeks for each Secretary State to officially declare the winner.

So the federal courts say that issue is not ripe. And by the time it becomes ripe, which is like the middle of December, guess what the issue is now moot because we've got to swear in the new president in five weeks, so we can't have a long federal trial with the holidays here, So things are not ripe or they're not moot. Am I on the right track or not? Yeah? Yeah, you're absolutely on the right track. And that is a lot of it. But look, I mean, we

have films of the two thousand mules. For example, we're on video. You have these people going from one drop off box to another, dropping off numbers about I mean, we are watching these people and a huge percentage of them doing so between midnight and five am. It's like, that's not just your typical time to go drop off a ballot, let alone dropping off potentially

hundreds and hundreds of them. And there were over two hundred people on video doing this type of stuff, and yet for some reason we don't have any evidence. And that's you know, it's look to me. To me, the issue is election integrity. We have to secure elections with everything. We've got to make sure it's one legal vote cast, one legal vote counted,

and at all costs we secure the will of the people. Now, look, I may be upset that my candidate loses, but if it was a fair election, then look, I can go back two years from now and fight again, try to get people to vote the way I want. But if the election is not secure, then all of us are up the creek without a paddle, so to speak, and we're in serious, serious trouble. So I'm just trying to provide a thirty thousand foot because you said accurately.

The states are given the constitutional authority for the time, place, and manner of elections, and every state does it differently. But there are certain birdseye view universal principles that ought to be common sense across the board that used to we all agreed upon. But now, for some reason, many of these common sense things are not even agreed upon, and as a result,

we're potentially massively compromising the integrity of our election system. In twenty seventeen, on January twenty, twenty seventeen, I would imagine you were at the inaugural of Donald Trump. There were thirty eight Democrats who said, we're not attending the inaugural because he's an illegitimate president. You had Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton,

Hillary Clinton, Eric Holder, Barack Obama. The leaders of the Democrat Party told the nation on January twenty, twenty seventeen, this guy being sworn in is not legitimate. And now we had a couple of weeks ago more Democratic congressmen said that if Trump wins, they're not going to vote to certify the election in November or December of this year. But of course the media says only the Republicans are concerned about elections being rigged. The Democrats have done

exactly the same thing for a long time. It got away with it when Democratic leaders said in twenty seventeen that Donald Trump was not legitimately elected, He's not the legitimate president. When Stacy Abram says that I'm the true governor of the state of Georgia, what does that do in the minds of many Democrats that we have an illegitimate officeholder. Oh yeah, we've got I mean, there are tons of Democrats for the last multiple election cycles have challenged whenever a

Republican wins, at least they challenge it. They say it's illegitimate, they say it's wrong, they say there is cheating, there was fraud, whatever the case may be. But when a Republican questions with a significant amount of evidence, or at least enough to say hold on, there's at least some question yestion marks here. We're all of a sudden election deniers, we're threats

to democracy. We need to put in jail. But Democrats have been doing this for decades and it's yet again shows a weaponized government in a two tiered system. But look, at the end of the day, I think both sides we've got to push this. We've got to get the politics out of the election process. The election process is about the will of the people, not about the will of a political party or a particular candidate. It is

about the will of the people. Both sides need to come to agreement on that and understand, first and foremost what the people want must be accurately accounted for at the ballot box. And that's the first and the last question. Everything else revolves around that. What's the best way to accomplish integrity, to maintain the consent of the governed and the wishes of the people as it relates to whom is elected. Jody Heiss, You've looked at this thing from every

angle, from thirty thousand feet, isn't it true? Since the founding of the republic we are a republic when not a democracy. We are a republic that especially federal presidential elections, maybe the bulk of them, have had questionable practices surrounding the election of whoever happened to win. I can recall there's been at least four circumstances in American history or state capitals sent multiple different electors to

Washington to actually vote for the president. And there are alternate slates of electors that have been sent historically from many states. Isn't that true? Yeah? And you know the thing is, I think we've always had those type of circumstances. I mean, we all remember the hagging Chad's in Florida back we Lyndon Johnson. I mean that's there's always been these cases that have raised question

marks. But Bill, what concerns me now as it seems to be whites COVID became the excuse to implement multiple changes in the way states do elections, and many of those changes opened wide the door for potential shenanigans. And that is the issue. Those are the doors the policies that need to be closed that we need to tighten up on the election process in every way. And yet this is not rocket science. We have the capacity to secure elections.

We have the capacity to tighten up our inaccurate voter files. For that matter, I saw us on an article last week that says between eight and eighteen percent inaccurate is the majority of states when we're dealing with our voter registration file. If ballpark ten to twenty percent of our files are wrong, that we don't even know who's registered and legal to vote, we're starting behind the eight ball to have an accurate election result. And so these are the look Amazon

knows who you are. Why in the world can we not figure it out before you come to the ballot box. You know, this stuff is not rocket science. We just have have the will to make sure that we're securing our election processes well by having a secure election, that's called voter suppression.

Lastly, I would say, like in the state of Nevada, when you get your driver's license, and there's no citizenship proof requirement to get a driver's license, so I'm sure there's tens of thousands of illegals in Nevada and seventeen other states that get their driver's license. Many of these states simply send out in the mail thirty days before the election the actual ballot. If you have a driver's license, you have to check a box that says, yes,

I'm a citizen, But no one checks that either for verification. Isn't it if the state secretaries of state send out ballots to like everyone in the state, isn't that something ripe for fraud. I don't see how you avoid it. I honestly don't see how you avoid it in those kinds of situations.

And again, this is common sense. If you're going to be in a state that lets anybody get a driver's license, then how can you and anyone who has a driver's license automatically is registered to vote, Then how in the world can you secure the federal requirement that only US citizens vote. I mean, you can't do it. And these are the type of things that we must get serious about. Again, this is a sacred trust. This is

not just a political game. You talk about foreign interference. When we're allowing a situation like you just described, who knows who is registered to vote and what country they're from or whatever. Is that not foreign interference? And every time you have someone who is an illegal voter, be it from another country or someone who in our own country is not legally registered or whatever, whenever there is an illegal vote cast, it disenfranchises and takes away suppresses a legal

vote that was counted. And these are the type of things that we must protect. Again, it's a sacred trust. It is the epicenter, if you will, upon which America risks in our system of governments. Jody Hiest, thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. The name of the book is Sacred Trust, forward by my good friend Ken Blackwell. You're a founding member of the House Freedom Caucus. Once again, thank you for coming on

the Bill Cunningham Show. The adventures continue, and hopefully we clean things up before November fifth of this year, so we have a legitimate count and hopefully the election will not be rigged. Jody hist thank you very much. Thank you sir, Thank you Bill. Let's continue with more Bill Cunningham the Great American Live every day at your home of the Reds News Radio seven hundred WLW. They're modern daycon artists and they're the focus of Eating a Con, a

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quiet, and I'm skos. I'm broadcasting right God March ninth, nineteen three. If the shark had eaten the wild man, he would have spinn him out, he said another. I can't eat this. Give me a license plate. Another Matt Reese production. Matt Reese is fabulous. When the Trumpster took on the filed man, tell me who was president of nineteen eighty three? I don't care. Come on, what are your favorites? George Bush or no way a Mitt? Come on, You're not as dumb as

people think. I don't know. I can't Ronald Wilson Regan? You cool? Okay, I can't believe it now. Secondly, I have this story which is still unbelievable. Yeah, last Tuesday week ago. Okay, there was a basketball game played between the Celtics and the Bucks. This is the NBA, NBA which you watch all the time. I'm gonna fall asleep. Uh that's why. That's what I watched to fall asleep before I come to work, which I watching the WNBA. If you want to go to sleep,

I want well speaking I'm glad you brought that up. I did. I'm watching last night the draft and never look upon a young woman as a second object. Okay, that's wrong. Did you see the clothes worn by the w NBA draft? That was you're talking about? You talking about, you know, getting criticism from the Hollywood types at the at the oscars and stuff. No ire, din't clothes Mama Mia and look plus are pretty expensive. Yeah, Prada, I thought that guy was a backup goalie for the

Blue Jackets. There's a movie about this. But don't think about a twenty tier or woman as a sex object. All right, Okay, please don't. I'll just wait for a basketball. But I can't wait for the WNBA to start, right me? Neither? All right? Last Tuesday, okay, the Bucks beat the Celtics one o four to ninety one. Okay, in the entire game. It took one hour and fifty seven minutes. We started to oh, that was the two foul shots? Right? The Celtics

shot zero free throws and the Bucks shot a total of two. How's that happened? I mean, I mean, Doc said, those guys just put a hand out on somebody. They don't even touch them. And they call a foul. Doc Rivers said, I thought it was a physical game. They handed me the statue and I said, something's wrong about this, and he kept thinking. He said, waitmen, the Celtics shot no free throws an entire NBA game, and my team shot a total of two. It's

fixed right there. It's correct. And then and then you're saying tonight or tomorrow night or something. Tonight, the Lakers have to win. I'm watching steven eight and so you want them to lose. If the Lakers are playing on the road with the New Orleans Okay, yeah, Zion Williamson, who's a mess, he's fat, yep. But it's in the interest of the Lakers to lose the game because the winner of that game plays the Denver Nuggets. Oh that'll that'll be over quick. And uh, nobody wants to play

the Denver Nuggets. Correct. So if the Lakers win the game, they play Denver. However, if the Lakers lose the game, then New Orleans plays Denver, then the Lakers go home and play the winner of the Sacramento Golden State. Then they got to win that game. You got that, So you got to play Steph Curry probably well, or that that whole league's a mess. Well, this year the Lakers have played eight games against Sacramento and Golden State. They're one and seven, and against Denver there's zero and

four. Right, and then they're all complaining today because Caitlin Clark is gonna make seventy six thousand dollars in her first year as a pro. They said they should, she could make more than she would have stayed at Iowa. But then they say, well, wait a minute. There's guys in the NBA making seventy six thousand dollars a game game and she's gonna make it seventy six grand in the season. But she has all the endorsements, off to the suping go Now, did you see what she was wearing or shall I

say not wearing? But not a sex object? Okay, seg man, No, don't even look at a woman wearing a shortened game. Are not sex objects? Okay, didn't even watch it. I tried to watch. It's disgusting. Will heave the stude reporters of Proud Service, every local Tamestar heating get air conditioning dealers Temestar quality. You can feel in Cincinnati, Colwayoming air and won eight eight eight nine nine six h V A C. What

about Montaz as he got into water level. We want to thank Lear's Prime Market for the finest meats trust Lears Prime Market, fol Catering Service Deluxe Delhi located in beautiful downtown Milford, Learsprime dot Com, Lears Prime always cut above. Which player in baseball started the tradition of wearing number forty two for Jackie

Robinson? That would be Ken Griffey Junior. Tell the story. Well, he went to Uh, he went, He went to the commissioner and said, I want to honor I want to honor Jackie Robinson and he said okay. And now everybody's wearing forty two, which is great, and the uniforms are sold after the game for charitable purposes. Correct, that's a good move.

Willie got sad news to start out in baseball today. Former Saint Louis Cardinals manager National Baseball Hall of Famer Whitey herz Augus passed away at ninety two, good man, but he beat the Reds quite off. Also, before we get to Freddie Montass who couldn't get me out last night, we want to say congratulations to Losalles Alex Smith tossed a no hitter Sunday for the Lancers against CHCA and a four nothing victory. Have they played Maller High School?

Yet? I don't think so. Check it out. Let's see last night the Reds dropped the opener in Seattle nine to three. Jorge Palonco connects on a three run homer in the first stille, we just kind of laying it in there the pitch. This ball is well hit deep, bright field. It's got a chance, and it is gone now. Just as I say that, a three run home run off the bat of Jorge Polanco gives the Mariners a three nothing league. And by the way, walk walk, homer,

walk walk? How many walks in the first inning? He laughs at only two innings, five runs on two homers and five walks. As Jason Kelsey apologize yet to Tony Pike, not that I know, and will he appear on the show? I would ban, Jason Kelsey goes in life, when you get high on the ladder of success, you turn around and help those behind you to come along. How many games did Tony Pike put his hands between the coyones of Jason kelcey oh for four years he did it.

He knows more about that than Kelsey's wife, and so when contacted by Tony Pike to come on the thirteen sixty in order to be part of that extravaganza on the podcast, I mean fifteen thirty. That's it the podcast. Guess what. No response, no answer until he apologizes Jason Kelsey as a clown with a capitol K. Well, the thing of it is to me is

like these guys think about their teammates all the time. I mean, you got your teammates that you I got my guy, right, you got your guys at the park, got your when you were at Xavier Baseball, you got dream mates, got my guys. Yeah, so he's got Jason Kelsey. So Jason Kelsey's coming here to do his famous podcast show at UC He's on my exprat list. I'm going to uh, Jason Kelsey says, we're going to go to Cincinnati. All right. By the way, who's in

Cincinnati? Doesn't that light bulb go off above his head and go wait a minute, I got to get a hold of quarterback Tony Pike. Man, my guy, my guy, right corner of the ends something something when discombobulated to that and no invite and nothing for Tony Pike, which was a joke and I blame him and also the University of sist my half brother John Cunningham. Right, how about letting these players drink alcohol up on stage, swizz

in a bunch of beer? Right? I mean, come on? And by the way, should they spend more time trying to notify the student bodies? You see, students are getting killed? Well, he gave two of the Seattle Red series tonight, Hunter Green. He's got to get with it against Logan Gilbert six oh five with that guy Lance and sports Talk then the RNL carriers inside Pitch at eight forty? Is Lance quite apologizing for a Hunter Green? Yet? I don't think he might be the worst starting pitcher of

the reds Ham and he's making fifty three million dollars to be bad. It's day two of the regulars or the offseason workouts for the Bengals. Of course, Zach Taylor went to Batavia recently and at the Teal Side Diner went there and paid for breakfast for some Bengal fans who had the hats and the what cut the night deal? He reaches down. How about Jason Kelsey, should he up forget about playing football? About the helmet on? He's lost someone

brain cells for the Eagles, he can't perform. Jason Kelsey owes us an apology and it will be forthcoming. Blamed John Cunningham, He's a clown. NFL Draft in Detroit is now nine days away. I gotta text her that number again. Number on Jeff Beckham and the brother of David. That's him. Big Mo has now won twenty eight games in a row. But if they played Deer Park yet, I don't know, that's not legitimate. That could be the I think the God in the Park played them the last game

of the season. Direct, it's kind of like the highlight of the Moller season. Let's see what else? Uh oh, how about this? As far as the Bengals are concerned, this guy, I guess he played. He's a former college basketball player out of the Dominican Republic Byron Matos. He's never played in a football game. He's visiting the Bengals today as a possible offensive lineman. This guy is six foot seven three and thirteen pounds and the

pythons. His arms are thirty five and a quarter inch around. He's got two waists on his body, I mean thirty five and a half inches. That's that's like Haul Cogan. You ever played football before? No? No, no, I mean why hasn't he put him in the backfield and protect Joey b Someone has to looks like Exavier is going to play Morgan State and their twenty twenty four to twenty five non conference schedule. We also say congratulations

to Miami's softball team, the Lady RedHawks. There twenty fourth in the nation and they have won nineteen straight. Pretty good stuff there. See what else? Don't look upon these WNBA players as sex objects? Okay, segment I didn't the dresses they worried. I dare you look upon a woman's body that she's displaying right in front of you half naked? Don't look? And if you do, it's your problem. Okay, Sure continue. NHL is the

final game of the season tonight for the Columbus Blue Jackets. They host the Carolina Hurricanes and the action at six thirty on Fox Sports thirteen sixty down in Derby, yep So. And then let's see, uh, Kentucky transfer Aaron Bradshaw, big big thing there. He's gonna go play at Ohio State, the Big Z you know, the seven foot two center at Kentucky leaving you know where he's going. Xavier pig Swie coach cal and Arkansas. What about

Xavier Sean He's not going there. See that's about That's all I got. That's you've hum been done for years. I don't know other than that. You know, well, we gotta go. And we also want to thank Willie Goodies very good on Goodies seventy four forty Hamilton Avenue, North College Hill, right pretty close to home of the Troch Goodies Goodies Barbecue dot Com for providing our lunch. Also today her name is Debbie Willis. To go to

Goodies and talk to Wie Willis and tell her thank you. They got great tasting oxtails and also beef brisket and segment we like to eat segment give me out of the students report. But I have a message on the other side from Air Trump, Willy and Hotter of a beautiful day. You're into tri State. We leave you with the immortal words of the Stude Report. We will bring championship baseball to Cincinnati. He didn't say win, that's correct,

did not say win. Thank you Bob. Let's continue with Moore on the other side of message from me to you from Eric Trump. He wants you to do something. Yeah, we'll continue with more. That's roam of the Reds tonight, starting about the eight forty A News radio seven hundred WLW. You know it's springtime when you can't stop sneezing. I'm hit at the bowl,

bad the bowl, the bowl thankfully cunning in the Great American. As you may know, going back almost ten years, I've had a pretty good relationship with the Trump family and Donald Trump's come on a few times, Eric Trump, a little bit of Donald Trump Junior, and as the presidency concluded, and I kind of lost track a little bit of Eric Trump and others and just said, whatever's going to happen, happen. It's said to have it this way, and to watch Joe Biden mumbles, stumble and fumble,

not really serving as the president. He's a figurehead his own department and Justice said he's mentally incompetent, but yet he's hidden by the mainstream media as a functioning president. I text back and forth with Eric Trump, and I send him some stuff that I think is relevant. He sends back a few pithy texts, and he said to me last night in a text, what do your listeners think about the trial? And I said, well, I said, at some point this week I will ask you what do you think about

the trial? Should it be conducted, should it not be conducted. The lines are open. We have six lines available now, so the legendary fast break is underway with Ted McKay. You'll be given thirty seconds to one minute to give me at this point your verdict. Let's dispense with the trial and the law involved in this case, because it doesn't matter. What matters is that Cairn says, Biden heads the campaign, Trump sits in New York court. That's the goal. That means birds can fly and water is wet.

So the plan of the Democrats, the radical leftists who control our major cities and most of our major institutions is to keep Trump in trial, to hopefully get him convicted, hopefully get him sentenced to prison, so he really can't campaign and let Joe Biden stumble, mumble his fumble his way to another presidency. And so Donald Trump would like to Eric Trump would like to know what do your listeners say. He knows that in the Midwest. This is the

top station in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana. We have listeners iHeartMedia app. Get the app all over the place. Get the app. You're going to be in Florida, Texas. You can be in timbuck II. I get some text messages from Europe. Listening now. Because of the brilliance and the availability the iHeartMedia app. Go to the Apple Store whatever and download it. You can listen all the time, listen to the podcast. Whatever you want to do on demand, I can be on demand. So here's the question.

All lay before you, the American people. We have only two lines available at this point. What is your verdict? Guilty or not guilty? And be pithy. In thirty seconds to a minute. We'll go to the calls in about thirty seconds, and Dave is Dave Keaton is lining them up in the proper way. But be somewhat pithy because I want the Trump family to know the supporter locked thereof in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, West Virginia, Illinois, etc. Lastly, before I go to the call,

so we can get the calls lined up. You may recall a few years back there was a terrible get together in Charlottesville, Virginia, with tiki torches and a bunch of white supremacists marching around saying the Jews were not replaced us, the Jews were not replaces. That became a rallying cry for the radical left to describe conservatives for the next five years because that represented you and

me. Of course it didn't, but that's what the media says. For the last several weeks, we've been presented by literally thousands of violent protesters all over major American cities saying kill Jews and kill Americans, with the Palestinian flag

arising everywhere. It's unbelievable, an American flag, of course being burned, and they're pro Palestinian protesters all over the place, shutting down and mainly when I look at the video to my left, mainly it's women, many with signs that saying queers for Palestine. Man, if that's such a great idea, can you say queer anymore? I think you can try that over in Palestine. You'll be thrown off the top of a building for being gay.

But nonetheless, I regress. I'd like to see the same condemnation from the mainstream media toward these violent protesters shutting down American cities, as was given to the Charlottesville white races, saying the Jews are not replaces when you march around yelling kill the Jews, Kill the Jews, kill the Jews. To me, that's a major major problem. Let's go to the calls. So give me, give me your verdict, begin with guilty or not get Let's dispense

with the trial, as Democrats often do. Let's just go to the verdict and give me the reasons for it. We'll go to Sharonville, then Cincinnati Anderson Township. We go to Lebanon, Connersville, Mount Washington, and Iowa, Kevin and Sharonville. I got my list out right here. Give me your verdict and give me some pithy responses to why, well, will you know a lot of people have done whether he's done, But I mean it's

not worth certainly, it's from what here. It's even legal anyway. So even if I was on a jury and they had the goods, it's all bs. So I would just up for jury nullification if nothing else, he's not guilty. What happened if Bill Clinton was put on trial for paying off

his women repeatedly and didn't put that payoffs on his campaign finance forms. Is there any way in the world the Department of Justice or New York State or Ohio would go after Bill Clinton for paying off girlfriends and didn't put the payoffs on the campaign forms. Would that ever happen? Absolutely not. I'm not gonna happen here. Will I'm gonna put you down. It's not guilty. I'll put you down right, not guilty. God bless you, thank you.

Let's move on now to Cincinnati. I'm not sure it says on guard Now. Am I saying your name correctly? Angus? I'm sorry? Angus? Angus? How you do it? Hey? Bill not guilty. It's politically motivated. The jury is going to do the right thing here. But Trump needs to he needs to keep quiet. Let his attorneys do the talking. My goodness, come on now, Angus, you know what. I

agree with that, But you have a client who doesn't pay attention. He Donald Trump is seventy seven years old, is going to do what he wants to do if he could get rid of his social media accounts and just be a nicer guy. But when you're under the assault that he's hunner from every quarter. You tend to get a little bit of an attitude. I'm gonna I'm gonna mark you down. Is not guilty? Is that correct? That

is correct? Thank you, Thank you. Let's go to Bill and Anderson township and then mark, Bill, give me a full report, give me your verdict. Then give me a pithy reason. Not guilty. Willie to consenting a dull nda in place. You know he paid her off. Keep your mouth shut. This is this is nothing. Not guilty. Yeah, Bill. Last night, I'm watching one of the one of the experts on this who said that the money given to Stormy Daniels cannot be a campaign contribution.

Goes, that's not a campaign related expense, right, And so if he would have put that on the forum in Washington, that would have been illegal. And now he's saying if he if he didn't put it on, it's illegal. So you're, according to New York prosecutors put together by Joe Biden, if you put it on the forms, it's a felony. And if you don't put it on the forms, it's a felony. So how does Trump win? He does it? It's bs Bill all political God bless

America. Let's move on to Mark and Bridgetown, then John and Steve and Michael and Vandalia and thousands of others. Let's continue now with more and Bridgetown. Mark, give me a full report first, your verdict and a pithy reason he is not guilty. Oh yeah, it's a kangaroo court. And Willie I do believe that that they aren't. They are not Democrats anymore. They are cart carrying American Communist Party members at Marx Court. Marxist Marxist that's

what they are. Then with government. Can you imagine in the mind of Donald Trump he's in a dirty, filthy New York City courtroom when his so called opponent is now campaigning in Pennsylvania and he's tied down there for eight to ten hours a day, five days a week and he can't campaign and Joe Biden is reading teleprompters and the media loves it. That tells you something about

our government. Yeah, Willie, I remember seeing a guy by the name of David Horowitz, and he was his parents were he was a card carrying communist in this country, and he said that they've always been here, but they were always in DC. But now they've come up from underground and they are actually involved now in taking over Washington d C. Mark. What about how about stinkwater? You know these cannons can be infused with skunk water.

How about getting out the skunk water and telling these violent protesters you have one minute to clear the highways, the bridges, one minute to get the all out of the way, otherwise you're going to be dallased with skunk water. Wow, let's do it, skunk water. Looking up, I'm putting you down as a not guilty, not guilty, God bless Let's go to John and Connersville, the home of Sean Compton. John and Connersville, give me

a full report. Well, he's not guilty. Let me put that down right there, and give me a reason why as to why you think this is a political show trial. It's called bull crap. It's just to keep them in the courtroom, just like you said. And they're successful, right is it working? Yes? Yes, yeah, And Biden's out. He couldn't find his way out of the woods with one tree in it. Well, you know, John, I watched this small ap wire story which I

believe about half the time. The men's Connecticut basketball team last week visited at the White House to be wined and dined and pocket lined, and a couple of the players come out shaking their head saying, Joe Biden doesn't know what he's doing. He kept asking stupid questions. At the end of taking a bunch of pictures, he walked off to the side. He walked back and said, does anybody want a picture? And they're looking around saying sure that

that is the mental condition of our president. And there's not been a more complicated political slash criminal difficulties we've had, at least since World War Two, where we need a supple political leadership that understands Iran Iraq, understands the involvement of North Korea and Russia, understands the ins and outs of Hesbelajamas, understands the Kanesse, understands there's twenty thousand Jewish refugees inside Israel because they moved away

from all the border towns. And we have a president who can't read a teleprompter when his own Department of Justice says he's so mentally absent he can't stand trial on the felonies he committed in office by the wrongful display of classified documents. So Joe Biden is charged with the same crimes as Donald Trump, but Robert Hurr, appointed by Mary Garland, says he's not competent to stand trial and he's the president. Can you Yeah, And I'll tell you something else.

I've got a semi tanker, the whole seven thousand gallons of water. And when you want to mix up the skunk water, I'll blow them off the bridge. Guess what. You give him a minute, and I understand that stuff. You can't get it out of your eyes, You can't get it out of your hair or your clothes, and say, okay, smell like a skunk and now get the hell out of here. That would stop it. And most of these protesters are women that are holding signs about women's

rights. Try going to most Arab countries and talk about women's rights and ask what happens to you there? Yep, I got the water. If you got the skunk wall, I got skunks all around me. Thank you very much. You're a great American. Let's go to steven Mount Washington and then Alan Mainville, steven Mount Washington, the home of the Tower. Give me a full report. Willie. I fear that he will be found guilty.

My hope is that he will be found innocent as he should be. And if he's found guilty, I think we you know, we're going to be in a heap of trouble. And I also, as a footnote, might add the number one film in the country as we speak is called Civil War. Yeah. I want to see that at some point, I pray and never comes to that. If this judge who gave money to the election campaign of Joe Biden, Judge Mrshaan's daughter has raised one hundred million dollars for democratic

political causes. If he's found guilty, which I think is like clean in front of that star chamber, and then the judge orders him to Rikers Island, what happens? We got problems, yea major, major problems. Thank you for your call. I'll take one more call. I think the Trump family would be quite happy. We'll go to uh, it's hard to pick one. Let's go to Bob and Liberty Township could be the home of the new Mormon Tabernacle. And by the way, I love Mormons because they're great

Americans. And Bob and Liberty Township. Please go ahead, give me your verdict. Defennie, really Trump is guilty guilty until proven innocent. Against the guys, it's complete crap, And so he's guilty guilty until he proves his innocence. I may use that line, Bob. That's pretty good. Hey, one other thing, Imagine if it was all the people stopping all the traffic at the airports and the highways and bridges for one second. Imagine if

that was MAGA. Every three letter agency in the country would be on red alert, I, R, S, NSA, FBI, you name, they'd be all over it. So them out lock them up under the prison for six months to a year. It's obstruction of justice. It's a conspiracy to violate something or other. But because they're leftists agitators, they're not protesters what they are criminals because they're on the left. The government loves those types of individuals because they keep them in power. And no one can, actually

even Democrats, understand that Joe Biden is mentally incompetent. So how can you vociferously support a man who is mentally incompetent as determined by his own Department of Justice? How do you do that? You can't buckle up, Willie, God bless America. Let's continue with more, and I'll pass it on. I think because iHeart media apps. You can listen in mar Lago as well as anywhere. And I love Eric Trump and Donald Trump Junior and the whole

family. And I feel as if we live almost in the end of times because the Department of Justice has been weaponized against the Republicans in such a way that no one has ever done before and likely will ever happen again. I pray to God it doesn't let the people decide who we want to elect as our president. Don't let NPR and CNN screen information to you and then make sure that voter suppression happens on election day because of illegals illegally voting. Let's

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They're letting them in, my audist. The bill of peachmarticles are being delivered on the hollowed. These guys do anything but good trial and having hearings. Schumer's margin, Taylor Green, wake them up. Look at sitting there asleep Democratic side, look like characters from then. They lighted up like the Saint Valentine's days. They can't wait for this. What do they actually do? That guy's on their indictment right there, the guy from New Jersey. He's

looking at twenty eight count federal indictment. Nonetheless, they're going to be the jurors. Look at his crew, the monsters, the cast of the monsters. They're in a quarner. What's going on? And take the media doesn't like this? Take it now, by the way, I heard that like me. Unbelievably. You also watched portions of the w NBA draft last I did too. I'm like he was. He was looking at what they had on and what they didn't have on. Say you're not allowed to do that?

He did. I dare you, I dare you. I didn't watch dare you to do that? You watched it? I watched it? Yes, thank you, seg did not are you saying you did not look upon those aril have your You know what if you start looking at those girls? Angel Race had an outfit on it, I thought she was yourself. I don't think he's any clothes on at all. But what are you wearing? Who are you? Prova purses and outfits that appropriate? But I mean the power of Caitlin Clark made me watch portions of the w n B A draft

something. If you'd put a gun in my head a year ago, I said, no, would never do that. There goes your man card right out the window, Tarrot. And is the w NBA gonna cheer her up and spit her outo? Yes? You know the politics and the race politics of this. You can't have to face the straight white female that that's a Christian? How's that going to fit in the locker room? Well? Not good? Not good? But you know, have ever seen NBA players that

are drafted show up in like male bikini underwear. Has that ever happened? No? Would you even want to see that? Well? How about well how about that when they said she's going to make like seventy six thousand dollars a year over the NBA. Guys in the NBA are making that per game. It's unfair. It's the next thing. More people watch the discriminat that

is pure discrimination. The Indiana Fever games are going to be on national TV, I think all but four of them to endorsements with State Farm and right, they were still make a million bucks? What's it gonna make the other girls? All the girls in the w NBA should embrace her. They're not abs. They should Here comes the cash? Can there comes? They made people like Rocky Boyman and Willie Cunningham watch the w n and girls basketball.

Wherever she goes, the arenas are going to be packed, just like they were in the logo. Threes aren't going to go away. That isn't a skill. She's going to get better. Yeah, And if they let her play and don't attack her in the in the shower stalls that they can't say that either. No, and I dare you look upon those women as sex objects? Okay, I dare you as a man to look at what are you wearing? Well, I'm wearing nothing. Hey great, why don't men

do that? In the end, because I looked at him, there you go seemed to watch it. I looked what the hell I loved? I looked what the first lady think? I think the girl from Stanford head to think I was reading that I looked at him. I'm just saying I heard that she had no underwear on ahead of dress that looked like Susie Wong with two slits up the side and two in the middle. I can't say. I can't say. All I know is that, don't look okay, don't

look you? You were looking at there, looking at the right? Who you wearing? That's what I wanted to know. Rata. By the way, I have a friend of mine that bought a purse. It's the fanciest purse. I can't mention her name. Twenty four thousand dollars for a purse? Are you kidding me? For I said a purse? You paid twenty four thousand for that? Oh? Yes, It's become sort of Louis Vatan, whatever the hell it is. I said, you could have bought a

car for twenty fourth car No. Twenty four. And those girls are wearing stuff she said that were one hundred thousand dollars outfits. So for the price of three of those bags, she could have got like a brand new Corvette correct maybe four, but yes, nonetheless, nonetheless, Angel Reese. I mean, come on, man, come on man. She had something on that she had her dressed tattooed to her boob so it wouldn't open up,

and she had her long hair fake there on. I don't know what the hell it is, but say, don't walk around those women's and that blonde girl from Stanford, what about her? I can't say, look like a rubber band on a watermelon. I'm telling you right now we're in trouble, boy, we there are. What is the question? Though? The question is will the NFL ignore him? Have the male players dressed like that? Well, no one wants to peer upon men's bodies, especially women, especially

women. Average woman like what she thinks of, like a naked man. It's like the opposite is not true. Now, why is that we're missed? Why? I mean, there's there is so many women making so much money on only fans. The greatest privilege in life is being an attractive female. There I said, it may be stupid, but what is only fans?

What you know, only fans is no, it's a subscription based like social media thing where you pay money and instead of like on Instagram, these girls they have kind of scantily clad you get the fool shebang on only fans, but you gotta subscribe. It's a certain girl. Maybe ten dollars a month may be to do what you know. I'm just saying, how do you don't have it? You gotta you got a subscription or two. So you can't guarantee how many younger females, but I guarantee there's probably likely females

that you've met that have an only fans page. So you subscribe to look at something online. These girls are making twenty thirty thousand dollars a month, like the like the kind of like above average ones, the ones that are like you know, the the toime coblins are making tens of millions of dollars doing this. They get naked. Then what hey, you subscribe to look at it and you know, well, and here's the game. Here's the

game. So you put a picture on there with your top off, right, and then on with you know something else, and then people get into your DMS. Not not that I have any experience with this. I'm just saying that heard, yeah, right, And then the guys going the DMS and say, hey, on on the side here, if you get naked and with this stuffed animal barney thing, I'll pay you ten thousand dollars or what. Just use your imagination. You're making this up. I'm not making

I'm just saying. I'm just saying. Or how do you know about all this? It's on the internet, so it must be true. If I put on my computer here, I want to be stupid. What's a DM? You look at your direct message? I'm sorry, send someone a direct

messageeah, direct message? So the right looking at this naked woman who says I want you to make love to a cucumber, right, and then she says that'll be ten thousand dollars, and you go online and like pay it or something, right, and the girl say, Okay, maybe something's just too far out and I'm not going to do that. I'm not gonna make

a love. But then what if somebody says, I want ten thousand dollars for you to smear yourself with hospital h to lay naked on this bed with you know, twenty five cats or I don't know, just use your imagination. The one thing the internet has taught us is how perverted people are sexually. I think you know more about my don't. I'm just seven. There's something something's going on here that in the off season in college football that you got to do something and we under it. It's okay, it's okay.

What if us three gone online? Ladies, we're gonna have it. Give me some d We had a collar on our show, like him and his like wife or girlfriend. They have like a joint kind of OnlyFans page, and they put stuff out there and there's a certain amount of people that want to see that. You know, there's one they're willing to pay five bucks a month or ten bucks a month, but he times out by thousands of

people. Huh paying ten bucks watching you get naked or whatever. How do you get a message to him when ten thousand people want to talk to them? I know you have, Well, then then you got to go. Then there's like services that that that will like monitor all that stuff and handle all the all the premium and account Yes, like you could go on only time not get naked. And how many people just want to see? This is just what I heard? I want? Yeah, just what I heard

show research. Okay, come clean. You know there's there's a lot of that that these girls don't have to do anything in terms of advertising. Boom, they hand him all that and all the people come in gets a cut. And that's kind of what Andrew How Andrew Tate became very very wealthy. Look at him? Look him up? Look him up? Andrew Taby Tate the most googled man on the planet. Like what does he do? He's

a multi billionaire, but he has all these all these businesses going. But he's very pro sex masculine, like he's he's actually I think he's a smart guy. He's very controversial because he says stuff like, you know, you know, toxic masculinity is actually something that a society needs or also gets dominant, you know, just stuff like that's very very smart. He's very controversial, very smart, but I'm not sure the worst changing for the better.

How do we get how'd you get onto only Fans? I don't I'm not on it. What if Angel Race or Caitlin Clark did only fans when they there's billionaires, there's lawyers, there's uh w M, there's everything lawyer. All these girls have it. I'm telling you there's girls you know, I don't know how many. You know, there's people you know that probably haven't.

Sarah Elise will he the student reporters, approach service, every local temp Star heating and air conditioning dealers and point that we need some right now teme Star quality you can feel in Cincinnati? Is that legitimate to doing you? Is that legal? Yeah, as long as you're now you know there's teachers that have it. And then the school comes down and says, look, you can't put on OnlyFans making doing this because it's not good. But as

those your business is fine with it. And a lot of women you know might be doing might have something them might in privacy. My own time is not not your concern. Might have somewhere around here that we Sarah Elise call the experts that preferred home comfort quickly at five, one, three, eight nine to two hv a C. But do you go as your own person? Would you say, Hey, I'm rocky boyman, watch me eat a

cucumber. If you're name has a certain amount of star power, then probably because then you you kind of delineate yourself from just the average girl or girls that may be on there that are also probably getting paid. Yeah. Or you can set it up as you know anonymous, you do everything, you know, all the shots are below the cut off head. Yeah, and you pay extra for special duties, responsibilities. I hear Amazon Prime as you know, money talks and BS walks. It's a part of this show people.

You know people, I would never do that. Everything has a price, that's for sure. Now we've gotten in this debate. I would I would never date or marry a girl that had us only fans account. Would you ever yourself become an only fans w T and let women look at you eat carrots? No sake? How much is it paying see and fifty million? The deal is that most one would. I would never strip. Oh my god, I've never worked in the sex industry. But this is a

way of making it okay with themselves in their own mind. Well, I'm just putting pictures out there, and I'm not a sex worker. I'm not I'm not doing that. I'm just I'm just staying pictures. It's online. It's that's basically what's happening on Instagram anyway, with just a little bit more nudity. Yeah, and so they justify it in their own minds and become okay with it and become very rich. Anything else is that it? In

sports? I think so Rory mackerel I turned down allegedly eight hundred and fifty. Is this the most knowledge I've dropped up to only fans? Oh, you're welcome, and so this came. But the w NBA, What if the n w NBA All Stars became likely, wouldn't they make a lot more money as an only fan? Yes? Like there's a girl a MMA girl page van Zandt I think is her name, and she's very very good.

I don't know if she fights anymore. And she's she's on Instagram. You know, she's an Instagram model and she has an only fans account or she's making so much more money than she ever made fighting in the in the US, and everybody takes a cut of it. And you got to like a pay Pal account or something like that. Boom, because he told me, I mean, you can run yourself with the bank account of Republicans and the sex life of a demo. This is just what I what I hear your

research. I might think you guys, you guys look be fuddled. I don't understand because you you know all about it. I don't know anything. I don't have an account that show when we do the kind of research that no one wants to do it. I have to. I have to educate myself on this stuff so I can talk about it. Yeah, I just did to you. I may become one myself. I think women like to

see me make it. There is a there is a market. There are women out there in this world of what ten billion people that would love to see that their thing is seventy year old male talk show hosts. I guarant to you got to make on the side. You probably make a couple hundred bucks a month. I don't. I don't know what there is. We all depends on how many dms you get. Yeah, just nudi their For

instance, there's a girl I saw who had one. All she does she swims just swim in a lake, just swim in a pool, just swim in a pond, like no nudity. And she's like a average looking girl and she makes a ton of money because there's people out there that their thing that turns them on is seeing a woman swim, and she makes a lot of money. Maybe a lot of people go, you know, use the market for seventy year old talk male talk shows and golf clubs or something out

there people might want to see. There you go that also are into golf a little bit and probably not a big give golf tips, big tips of the golf from Willie the first lag. She says, she was totally on board with the bodies of the big one thing you did, so I'm sure she'll be okay, this would actually generate revenus for you. Though. What'd she say when that came out? You've embarrassed yourself again. I said, what if I put a camera on the kitchen table watch me eat breakfast?

Could I make money doing that? Probably? Yes? Are you Are you watching Fox News every night or Newsmax or whatever. There are women out there that are turned on by seventy year old men who are talk show hosts who sit and watch Fox. There's ten billion people in the world. There's somebody out there that how much could kid Chris make bundles Sarah Elise, how about

having her account say get me out of Stooge Report. I gotta start researching the only fan and get some dms going, will you and outter of uh, You're welcome our internet one oh one class today. Remember he said he knows nothing about it? Right? We leave you with the immortal words of the Stewod Report. How do we get into this lot? A lame lot right there? That whole thing on college football here? So much for that?

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