4-3-25 Bill Cunningham Show

Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And I kind of monitor the case here of Timothy Delahanty, which is really unbelievable. And I texted you that this guy belongs to El Salvador in one of those prisons down there, which might be a fitting. But describe first of all the criminal history of this guy, who, on the same day he sentenced the life imprisonment, punches a deputy trying to take him to prison on a different charge. Tell us all about Dela Hanty, Well Willie.

There wasn't enough evidence to charge him at the time, although he was investigated for years on end until long behold back and I believe he is twenty twenty three, He walks up to a Covington police officer in a parking lot of Saint Elizabeth Hospital in Covington and says, Hey, I want to talk to you about this fellow that I stabbed to death out in Ellsmere eighteen nineteen years ago.

And fortunately that officer that he happened to walk up and talk to had spent a little bit of time working in Ellesmere before moving to the Comington Police department, so he knew what he was talking about. Didn't just think he was some kind of crazy person. Although he might be some kind of crazy person, but that's a whole nother story. Anyway, brought him in, called the Ellesmere Police, They sent a detective, Dan, took his confession, we charged

him up and knighted him for murder. While he was incarcerated waiting for his case to be litigated on that murder charge, he decided to try and kill one of his fellow inmates at the Kenton County Detention Center, another guy that was in from but we had it all on video where he came up behind him and choked him unconscious, tried to strangle him to death, and when that didn't work, he started stomping on his head while he was unconscious, right in the rec yard of the

Kenton County Detention Center. So with his prior criminal history, he was eligible for sentencing enhancement as a persistent felony offender and first degree and he ended up entering an open plea means we refused to offer many plea deals, we were going to recommend the maximum. He went and played guilty anyway, went in front of the judge, and Judge molloy and Kent Circuit Court gave him life sentences on both.

meanless to say, struggle was on. He did not win that fight, but he did get himself charged with the Sultan first degree persistent felling the offender in the first degree. We charged him up, Tookhi the trial and the jury gave him a maximum sentence of twenty years.

ad it. And so this guy, thinking I have nothing to lose, let's punch a cop and try to take him out.

But I tell you what, you are eligible for parole on a life sentence in twenty years. But now when he goes in front of that parole board, he's going to be looking at that one but two life sentences is going to say, hey, wait a second. This guy was convicted of assaulting a jail guard and persistent felony offender, and the jury could have given him as little as ten years, but they maxed him out. They gave him

twenty years. They told us that this guy doesn't need to ever get out of prison, and that quite frankly, willly short of sending him to the out Salvadorian prison, is the best place he can be is locked in a box here in Kentucky for the rest of his life. And although he will be parole eligible someday with this new twenty year sentence for assault third degree and PFO first degree. I doubt he's ever going to see the light of day.

So what's the punishment. This guy could commit crimes in inf and he could commit many crimes the next few years, and he gets nothing for it.

certified in Google while you're in prison. That's one of the classes they offer. They have all kinds of stuff. They have anger management classes, they have parenting classes, they have all sorts of things. And normally inmates can get time off their sentence for them, but not Timmy. Since he's a violent offender, he doesn't get most of that good time credit. But nevertheless it doesn't really matter because you can't shave time off the back end of a

life sentence. And now they're going to see another assault on a law enforcement officer conviction that came after his life sentences, and the like, buddy, you didn't learn your lesson from a life sentence, not two life sentences. You got twenty more years to No way, we're never letting you out. And that's what mister Dela Hante has to

look forward to now. So he might think it's a freebe but I think you know, about nineteen and a half years when he meets the parole board, he's gonna regret taking a swing at the jail deputy here in Kenton County, because we don't let anybody take free swings that are jail deputies or any of our law enforcement officers in Kenton County. You're going to go to prison

or stay in prison. Mister de la Ante's case, you're not getting out, and this will probably get him in some kind of heightened security, you know.

only to then come in the court room. First, he refused to put on his civilian clothes. You know they get they get your plane looking clothes. Even if you're serving a life sentence, you don't get into the courtroom in your jumpsuit. Although mister dela Hanty refused to change out of his pink jumpsuits, so he came into court shackled in a jumpsuit, and right before they brought the jury in, he started cussing the judge. He told me to perform a sex act on him, which I politely declined.

He wasn't very happy with anybody. He was cussing me, cussing the judge, cussing the ballast, cussing the deputy jailers, and eventually demanded to go back into his cell. And the judge asked him if he was waving his right to participate, and he dropped a few more f bombs and she says, I'll take that as a yes, sends him on back. So we actually did his trial as fastest tribe ever done.

The judge gave him every opportunity. He told him he had to behave himself and quit you know, calling people fu and F this and F that that. He had to behave himself. He wouldn't do that. She asked him if he was waving his right to appear. He dropped a few more f's and she said, I'll take that as a yes, and that was the end of him.

guards could get him handcuffed. Mister Dela Hanty took a couple of tasings in the process because he wouldn't cooperate put his hands behind his back, so no, I think mister Dela Hanty ended up beating him bloody by the

end of it. Actually, I think the guards showed tremendous restraint, because if he'd ha sucker punched me like you did at him, I don't know that I could have resisted the temptation to throw a few sucker punches myself, but Adam did very professional about it, got him into handcuffs, and they just locked him down in a restraint chair and put him in isolation and let him sit there

until he calm him down. I don't think he's ever tried it again, because I'm definitely certain that mister dellahand he got the worst of that interaction.

about Thomas, it's how principled he is. And when he believes in something, he stands by it, and nine times out of ten I'll agree with him, and even on that tenth time when I don't, I still respect how principled he is, because we certainly don't have enough of that principle left in Washington, d C. But I I wasn't sure what you were talking about, Willie. I thought it was the pregnant congressmen were the ones that were blowing things up here in the last twenty four hours.

I didn't think any of those guys were having babies or anything. So I was a little confused there. But nevertheless, you know, that's something. Thomas was the congressman that required everybody to come back in person and vote for those giant COVID and AID packages that put US trillions of dollars in debt and blew up the economy with all this inflation. You know, he was the one that said, this is what's gonna happen if you do it, and everybody should come back to DC and vote on the record.

So as sympathetic as I am to new mothers and new followers that want to be proxy voting, I certainly understand and respect in the fight against proxy voting that Thomas initially undertook. As for Senator Paul, I really haven't followed his fight on the tear enough to know who's right and who's wrong there. All I know is that it would sure be nice if we could either have no tariffs like all the foreign countries do, or the same tariffs, the big tariffs, not the little tiny tariffs,

but the big tariffs like the foreign countries. You know, Canada especially is imposing on the United States. I don't know why our exporters should be hit with and fifty percent tariffs and then the United States is not allowed to tariff back at all. I just don't get the fairness in that.

department and the Boone County Police Department. They used to have separate police and sheriff's departments in Boone County like we do here in Kenton, but they combined it out there in Boone County, and the police department merged into the Sheriff's office. And I don't know that it ever would have gone nearly as well as it did if it weren't Mike.

the job than Sheriff Helmg's right hand man. So two good men. Best wishes to Sheriff hell making his retirement, and best of luck to Less as he takes over a very fine law enforcement agent.

runs might be good. Let's continue with Warren. By the way, the Reds last time the Red went back to back at home, losing one to nothing in two games was nineteen oh seven, during the presidency of Teddy Roosevelt. It's been a while. Hopefully the nineteen scoreless industreak ends tonight in Milwaukee on news Radio seven hundred Wlwright Billy Cunning

in the Great American. Let's set up today's big show. Chaos, confusion rains everywhere, whipped into a froth by the media, of course, and coming up later will be representative all Worth Financial Brian James. Brian James will be here in about twenty minutes or so to talk about the markets.

As I look at the markets now as I speak, Nazdek's down about about five percent, down about nine hundred points, and the down Industrial average is down at this point fourteen hundred points, and the S and P is down three point seven one percent, which is two hundred and ten down to fifty four hundred, fifty four to sixty to be exact. And so we have a president who wants to do good long term for this country, no

reason to manage a slow decline. And that's where we've been for the last many years, if not decades, managing a slow decline and our standard of living. Children that come out of school able to read, write, and think. Manufacturing jobs are largely gone. We have spy balloons flying all over the country, their communist red Chinese or buying up thousands of acres around our military bases, flowing fentanyl into the country to kill us. And we finally have

a president said not on my watch. And for those who are taken as a shock by this, not really. He's been saying this for many years, that somehow there has to be an equal playing field, and if not an equal playing field, if our markets are going to be open to dozens of companies operating overseas to sell products here, there'll be a price for that. And so I would note that stillanis who, of course makes the Jeeps headline in Bloomberg. Stillanas plant closes in Mexico and

Canada today. Stellan has said it as pushing production of two assembly plants in Canada and Mexico and closing them down. As President Trump issues a new round of twenty five percent automotive tariffs. The results will be nine hundred US represented employees at supporting plants here may may lose work. This is on top of Honda saying about two months ago they're going to build the hybrid not in Mexico

but in Indiana. And all these billions of dollars of investments of a so called American companies, they're coming back home because they don't want to pay those confiscatory tariffs. And make no mistake, this isn't a cost to be paid. A fifty four percent additional tariff on Chinese products means that there will be few, if any products brought into America from communists red China. Look at it this way.

For the last several years, if not decades, the American can consumer has put to work literally millions of Chinese workers making products coming into this country that they make them there and they sell them here. The opposite hardly ever takes place. We don't make products here and sell them there because the tariffs going that direction are confiscatory. So you won't see Ford and Chevy Blazers on the roads of Germany or Italy, or Japan or China because

the tariffs are so high. Guess what, that doesn't make any sense to make cars here and sell them there because the consumer is in America. And Trump also issued a massive forty six percent Vietnam tariffs, which is pummeling Nike, American Eagle and wayfair because a lot of the production went from China to Vietnam, to the Philippines to Indonesia, and Trump said no, He's going to catch serious flock

for this from the mainstream media. They will run stories about how bad this is for the American consumer because we're going to pay higher prices for certain items, which I think is likely to take place. No offset that. The Trump strategy is to have a middle class tax cut in which middle class Americans will pay get back more in taxes because the tariffs received would in the US government would be offset by the tax cuts on your irs. Forms makes sense, But do we have the

patients to give this thing time to work out? It may be one to three years, because to build a plant in America doesn't take next month or next year. It may take one to three years to build a Honda plant to build these hybrids in Indiana, it may And do we have the patients to accept this as the cost of doing business so we quit managing the decline of this country. We finally have a president that

will do that. If the media and the Democratic Party allows it to take place, which of course I doubt it will. So nonetheless, we're going to follow today what's happening in the stock market. This is a a glimp in time. Is going to be resolved in the next few months. The only ones who get hurt on a roller coaster are those who jump off because they're scared. They're fighting whatever it might be, and now's not the time.

One good thing is that mortgage rates likely are going to go down because the Fed's going to more likely now cut rates in the future. So when it's all said and done, we've existed for about two hundred and forty years. We're going to keep existing. We're going to be fine. Were the world's greatest economy despite all the intractable difficulties we have, especially when it comes to our debt, which is incredible and for those who want to see it.

Last night I watched Martha McCallum of Fox News with Senator Kon's It was a good friend of Joe Biden's from Delaware talking about the debt and the fact that no administration is dealt with the debt that we have, and it's easy to deal with the debt. If the longer we wait, the more painful it's going to be.

But right now, every day we borrow six billion dollars of new money, and one year we borrow two trillion dollars in the market to fund our spending habits in Washington, and if nothing changes in the next ten years, that's going to be, believe it or not, it's going to be four trillion dollars, which means dollars will become worthless,

and so we can't have that. We finally have a president that's saying, now as I speak, guess what We're going to try to change the trajectory of this thing to see if we're going to have good middle class lifestyles for those Americans that are in their twenty thirties and forties. I think those of us past that age understand that we're probably in pretty good shape. But is it possible to live in a country that has right now thirty six trillion dollars in debt with interest north

of a trillion dollars a year? Is it possible to have that number go to fifty five or sixty trillion dollars? That's the communist Red Chinese Plan One is to kill our youth through fentanyl. And two is to make it the American dollar worthless, so its it quits being the reserve currency. Now we're in trouble. Now, we're in serious trouble. If that occurs, we're going to be the hyperinflation. It's

gonna be unlivable in this country. Now we're talking about five to ten to fifteen years from now, there's going to be a debt crisis, and instead of spending two trillion dollars every year on servicing our debta might be four to five to six trillion dollars, in which case we're out of business. We're done, and therefore the other countries will come together and manage America's decline for us.

I'm not sure President Trump is making the argument in that in that vein how serious economic problems we're in long term, and believe me, long term, we have serious economic problems which are solvable as long as we begin now over the next ten to fifteen years and don't wait for twenty thirty five to arrive, in which case we have four trillion dollars and annual deficits four trillion, and the debt service on that would consume almost all

of the federal budget, in which case we're out of business. And these other countries, the China, the Russians, the Japanese, the Philippines, the South Africans, the so called bricks Brazil are going to act in a way that will destroy the country. And so I know there's a little short term pain for this. But if you have the correct kind of allocation of your four oh one K with bonds, with some gold and stocks, etc. You're going to withstand this quite well. For those all in stocks are nastak,

it might be a problem. About half the American people have stocks of one type or another, and they read the headlines and they have to react quickly to what's going on, and we can't react quickly to what's going on. Secondly, we have a guest coming up at one o'clock on the market. At two o'clock, I've scheduled a guest who buys all of his products from the Far East, and his first name is Denny. Will see what happens down the road. But he's going to talk about the difficulty

of having products made in Americamerica. The cost is prohibitive, but the cost much cheaper there. Now, what happens if there's a forty to fifty percent tariff out of Taiwan or China or Vietnam, and you can't make the products in America because of the expenses, and you have to make the products there. But who's going to pay the

additional expenses that's coming down the road now. Secondly, there's been two books thus far written on the mental decline of Joe Biden over over the past four years of his presidency. One is called Uncharted, How Trump Beat Biden, Harris and the Odds and the Wildest Campaign in History. Another one is written by two political reporters that talk about the mental decline of Joe Biden, and the one guy at the center of the decline and watching it

was Ron Klain. Ron Klain, you heard him. I've mentioned his name a couple times. But he originally worked with began with Al Gore, went on to the Clintons, and then he was put and then he worked with the Obamas. He's a long term politico democratic activist who became chief

of staff in the White House under Joe Biden. And he's given some interviews now here we are and he gave the interview in March here it is April and claimed Biden chief of staff for two years, who was in charge of the preparations for the June debate, criticized the Biden's team in the White House. He wasn't the chief of staff anymore at that point. He was in charge of the debate preparations because they could not keep Biden focused on addressing America's eroding support for his domestic

agenda and the economy. And he said that there's something called the Presidential Daily brief And when I talked to the senators of the congressman every day the president receives at six o'clock in the morning over the previous twenty four hours, bullet points of about eight pages of threats around the world. What's going to happen today? It's highly secretively presidential eyes only. Well, in the first six months of his presidency, Joe Biden read the Presidential Daily Briefing.

For the last three and a half years, he didn't read it. It was prepared, but it was read by staff members to implement the Biden policy without Joe Biden being involved in the Biden presidency. During the debate preparations in June of last year, Ron Klain cut them short. They were like mock sessions put together because he could not manage whatever that word means, Biden's fatigue and lack of a lack of knowledge with the subject matter on

domestic policy. And Klain told the Biden team by that point he was out of the White House, but he was one of the insiders that you can't let this guy debate Donald Trump in June. This is going to be a disaster because he saw the mental decline of Joe Biden, who didn't understand domestic policy, he didn't underst and foreign relations. At that point, his mind was shot.

He was gone and so and then, to their credit, Fox News and others potted up in May, June, July, and August of last year when there was serious issues being raised about who's the president, who's making decisions, who's appointing federal judges, who's signing legislation, who signed the pardons for felonies committed by his Democratic friends, who made decisions about the executive branch of government. Ron Klain, the insider, said, it wasn't Joe Biden, it was somebody else. We didn't

have a president. According to one quote of an Aid Biden did not grasp issues, and they were in love with Joe Biden as a person, but that person was gone, wow and Biden. I'm sorry. Clain emphasized that he believed Biden should have run for reelection on tape at that time. You might recall Kjp and Schumer and Koons and Pelosi, the Democratic activist senators and congressmen all said he's sharp as attack and knowing they were lying to you, And normally the role of the media would be to hold

those in power to account. That didn't happen. Did it? In fact, if individuals brought up the fact that it appears something is wrong with this guy, something's not right, that they were shouted down by Jake Tapper and others who claim, you're not a psychiatrist, how do you know what's going on? The fact, no matter is we did not have a president the last two or three years.

So when those who now claim that maybe Donald Trump's not doing his job as president know they were part of the cover up when Joe Biden wasn't the president and his staff ran the executive branch of government, handing out deals and contracts and sighting stuff. There were many occasions where Democrats, much less Republicans wanted to meet with the president talk about legislation, and the staff around the

White House knew that couldn't happen. He could not engage with Democrats or Republicans about the ins and outs of legislation. He couldn't do it. It was mentally done. And for that debate, why did it happen, I'll tell you why it happened because Barack Hussain Obama wanted Joe Biden out and so he encouraged the staff members in the White House who worked for him put him out there, let him fail miserably. We'll have an open convention, and then we'll pick nominees. Hopefully.

They wanted Governor Whittmer and or maybe Pritzker, maybe Gavin Newsom. They wanted someone other than maybe Governor Shapiro, anyone other than Kamala Harris, because Barack Hussein Obama said to others, she can't win. So he's the one who organized the resignation from as a candidacy of Joe Biden. They spoke a few times him into it over the objections of doctor Jill Biden and Hunter Biden, who ran the presidency

with others he was an empty vessel. In order to get him out, have the earliest debate in presidential history in June. The earliest one was the third week in September. Previously, let's get him out, let's demonstrate to the American people he can't do the job. Then we'll have an open

convention only way we can meet Donald Trump. But telephone calls went back and forth between Biden and Kamala Harris, and she played the race card on Joe Biden to make sure his legacy would be to give the presidency to the first black female in American history. And the books are coming out. The lies were told, and the media covered it all up because it fit their interest. Well,

let's continue with more coming up. About ten minutes or so is Brian James of all Worth Financial to talk about the markets today, which continue in bad shape, but they will recover like so many other times, short term pain for long term gain at your home of the REGs News Radio seven hundred ww No, Hell's breaking loves Everywhere. The Reds eleventh scored a run of nineteen and ins

in Milwaukee tonight. The weather is a crisis everywhere. How to get your roots for replace and all the guns we have Burtner, with the stock markets and difficult straits, we had, tariff's war going thither and throw money are not reciprocal. In fact, to get an iPhone from China, instead of costing about one thousand dollars, will now cost about one five hundred dollars, whether about a fifty four percent tariff and more. But Mexico is buckling. Shinbaum, the

president of Mexico is buckling. A man with all the answers I hope is Brian James. Brian James is a certified financial planners at Cincinnatian, went to Ohio State, volunteers at Mountain not to name High School and also Santex High School. And Brian James welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. Can you tell the average investor who like a Tony Bender's got lots of money for wink money here, there and everywhere. He's nervous, he's scared, he's spotting his

fingernails and his toenails. Doesn't know what to do. It's about one o'clock in the afternoon. So what does Tony Bender and others do that have ten to twenty years to go? And they're scared to death. The whole market's going to melt down. What do you say to Tony Bender, who's chewing on his toenails.

realize those points are in question. But what we have now is it's just a repositioning of the chess pieces on the board. The United States is choosing to position itself differently than it ever has, and that, of course is going to have an impact, there's no way around that.

But if you have a properly diversified portfolio, Willie, then you may actually be up or only down just a little bit, because that is an opportunity for any international company out there that provides goods and services, just like an American company is going, huh, They're changing how they want to do business. I'll bet that's going to make some of their customers mad, and that is an opportunity

for those companies. So my point in all this is if you've been looking at your international funds for ten or fifteen years wondering why you still bother to own them because nothing seems to matter than the S and P. Five hundred, then today is not that day, because those things are actually positive for the year and somewhat together, so you could be, you know, kind of holding up the portfolio. I'll be honest with you. Our phones are not ringing off the hook. It's been a relatively quiet

couple of weeks. People are nervous, for sure because of the unknown, but at the same time, I would say that people are if you have it properly diversified portfolio, and you've done the stress testing, and you have a plan, you understand the market history, then this isn't too big of a shock.

The day to day headlines never ever ever change the trajectory of a long term financial plan. Stuff is gonna happen. There's always chaos out there. When I when I, you know, I stare at the ceiling of three in the morning, just like everybody else. I got kids, they got a mortgage. I want to retire someday too. And I have told this story to Brian Thomas a number of times on Monday Mondays. But if you think back to something called the Dutch East India Company.

make a lot of money on the remaining seven. That sounds an awful lot like the stock market, don't it.

The fundamentals of greed have changed. I'm just not worried about that. And if you've got a plan in place, then you've probably already stress tested for crazy. Every time we put a market a plan together for somebody, we will stress test. Here's what it looks like if everything goes wonderfully, nothing bad ever happens again. And here's what it looks like. If we get punched in the face right now and somehow you lose twenty percent of your

financial assets. That's what happened to anybody who retired in twenty one so far, Maybe that's what happens to anybody who retired in December this past year, because the mart's kind of been down pretty much this year. But the point is to understand what you were trying to accomplish in the first place, and then act accordingly when the crazy happens.

Taiwan are making no sense at all. He thinks that farmers in Minnesota should be able to sell eggs in their wheat in Canada, but doesn't happen in a political sense. Does this make sense politically economically? Both or neither?

there was a different world back then. We didn't have as much opportunity as we do right now with all the different industries and all the different things out there. Like I was saying before, don't forget there is a lot of catalyst for things to move forward. There's just a lot of ways to make money right now. I think back to COVID February March of twenty twenty. Around March twenty or February twenty or so, the market went over a cliff and we dropped about twenty twenty five

percent in the matter of about three weeks. Nobody remembers this, willy, because we were all hiding in our basements because we all thought we were going to die. It's gradually recovered over the next few months, and it ended up being a positive catalyst. Do you remember why there was a positive catalyst out there?

the country. So that became the catalyst. It was new information that the world had to react to, and it did so accordingly. Whenever that happened, somebody's going to make money. The guy who invented zoom was sure in the right place at the right time. All these things eventually just

become catalysts. As long as people are going to continue to spend money in economies are going to continue to exist to support nations and overall economies, then there's always going to be a catalyst for things to move forward. It just in the short run, we always go over these speed bumps, no doubt about it.

you've got to have some oil in the engine. That's how you absorb the shocks that the market can deliver from time to time. Because one thing I can guarantee, there are very few guarantees in my industry, But the one thing I can guarantee is that at some point you're going to take a shot to the chops. It's just how it works. If you can accept that and you learn the market history, then you were not going to be hurt by it. You're gonna matter fact, you

start to look forward to it. There are some young people out there who are seeing things they've never seen before. For me, it was eineteen ninety seven. Like I said, after we go through a full market cycle of crazy down and then the market takes a breath and recovers, you realize that when it recovers, it happens very very very quickly. And if you continue to invest in your four oh one case, you continue to put new money in,

that money gets a slingshot effect. And it takes about really two, three, sometimes four years to see this happen. But once you see it, you get it, and then knowing that this kind of crazy is unavoidable, you'll almost start to root for a little bit. Now that's different for people who are truly retired and they've they've kind of gotten there. You know, they got their nest egg

and play. But again, if you've got a big enough nest egg, then some of it should be carved should have been carved out already to handle situations just like this.

not to panic. Relaxed a little bit, time to buy, time to sell whatever it might be. Stay on the roller coaster. At the end, you're gonna come into everything's gonna be okay.

this repeatedly. He's executing the game plan that he put in place to try to hurt China for devastating American middle class manufacturing things. And he's going after Canada and looks like Claudia Shinbaum, President of Mexico's already back down, as many will, because we are the consumers and the rest of the world want to sell their products here. He's simply saying, our product should be able to be

sold in other countries. Let's continue with more. It's news coming up in a few minutes at your home of the Reds. Hopefully the score run tonight all in News Radio seven hundred. That what you ol of, you you might need Gregory with the trees coming down, Tree Health Surgeon dot co. And we've got some roof difficulties. New advertisers, A great guy met him and his team Continental Roof. Check out the website My Sinseyoofer dot com, My sincyroof

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It's difficult. And we'll see what happens. But the storm should should lessen by Saturday afternoon or Sunday. We'll see what occurs and maintain control. Take it easy. Coming up in about thirty minutes or so. I have Denny Smith who's in the it's in the clean needle business syringes, et cetera. That he makes five hundred million of these a year with using his technology made in China, and

this is used by diabetics and others. I can't imagine how many needles are used in the hospital every day, and when I visit christ fortunately infrequently, there's got to be thousands every day just in that one facility. And the costs are about the skyrocket and that's going to be passed on to you in the form of increased prices. And we can't live in a country where we get all of our pharmaceuticals and steel and medical appliances not

in America, and they're shipped here. We're at the behest of the communist red Chinese and I know many are going to suffer from this. We'll see how it works out. Don't panic, And as my guests from all Worth Financial said, now's not the time to lose control of yourself. I think Brian James and his words had quite a bit of sense. But stay tuned for this. We got student's

report coming up. Tom Brenhaman starting on Monday. Mike McConnell's final day is tomorrow, writs baseball tonight, college hoops on Saturday and Monday, and so much more. Plus the tariffs, tariffs and more tariffs. Are they good or bad? And we'll see what occurs. Keep hope alive one thirty Home of your Reds and they score a run tonight in Milwaukee on news radio seven hundred WLW.

happen anymore. You're finally putting America. For a few moments, I will sign a historic executive order instituting reciprocal tariffs on countries throughout the world. We will supercharge our domestic industrial base. We will pry open farign markets and break down flarign trade barriers.

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with the thanks of a grateful nation? Correct? I like DJ Hodge's comments about him having millions and millions of listeners who have been enriched by the listening experience.

commercials and he needed somebody to fill in after. You know, Alan Gardner and Randy Michaels correct kind of did their best. Randy Michael says, the creator, he's the John Dutton, he's the guy here, and then he's a Mike whanted you go in there, And he's been there now for I don't know. They went to g N in Chicago along with other other stars from here went there. John Phillips went there, Randy Michaels went there, and Tom Brenneman. Tom

Brenneman went there. He was saying, yeah, I'm answering the question. He was there for thirty years doing Cubs games. They all come back to the mothership segment. But you and I have never left. Now, simply stay here, correct, waddling around? Nobody's got to watch the door. Who's next?

side another politicians will be on one side. And special relationship Yeah, along with Angeley Earhart in your mind and Kimberly Guilfoyle, Yeah, in your mind. Have you seen the photos? Yes? Have you seen the photos of me and Kimberly? Will leave the estus? What is thinking?

know teams two and four on the season. I about scoring some runs. Coverage begins six h five Lance, Let's talk six forty rd L carriers inside pitch and then Kelsey Chevrolet Extrading Show after the game. Now the Reds pitching, oh, very strong. Singer Spires Green not bad against the Rangers. Twenty innings, two runs bad, five walks, twenty one k's not bad. Reds have not but the offense is d a past few games. The Reds have not scored a

run in nineteen straight innings. They gave us five runs in three games to Texas and lost two to three. Now you gotta do something to do that. I listened last mcalishal last night. Who said it? You take away McClain and Della Cruz. The rest of the guys are about he won forty five? Is he want to get rid of the manager yet?

down the street. How about I see him out with his dog Mark? How about Eric Davis? We need number forty four back? A'm been to that how about those guys get them back? College basketball tonight in the quarterfinals of the Crown Las Vegas, Cincinnati Bearcats and UCF at six thirty ESPN fifteen thirty. That's e Xavier has got

another player. They land a commitment from Valparaiso transfer. I guess this kid's name is all Right or al right eight A L L W R I G h T. He's a freshman guard at average fifteen and a half points per game, shot thirty eight percent from three last season. He's now what the second player Xavier has? They got two care Uh let's see NCAA tournament brought to you by a CEE R gun Eyed pools and Spas call today swim this year called Frank's eye Bell. He's running

a special. I talked to Frank this morning about dogs. Frank's eye Bell loves dogs, Women's NASA. Frank's calling in with a Calypso dancers. Is this guy dead busters? Yeah, Buster Poindexter y because this music starts every time we say a c R gun, eyed Pools and Spas, Buster Poindexter goes nuts. And by the way, Chip Park took it and took a guy just passed away a month ago, and Chip Park took I'm reaching you. I mentioned his name the other day and you did not recognize him

as a fisherman down at the speedway in Tennessee. What I'm just saying, Chip Park Women's National semi finals tomorrow in Tampa, Willie, Texas and South Carolina, then Yukon and UCLA the men Saturday in San Antonio. What about Bristol, Florida, Auburn, Houston Duke, what about Bristol? What about it? Chip Hart wants to know if you can get him in the bass fishing tournament in Bristol. Well, they're going to be fit.

They're going to be playing baseball there in August. That October they're going to have a bass fishing contest in the infield at Bristol Motor speed We got ten the next thing for the Bristol Bristol Motor Speedway. Bristol, Tennessee will host the twenty thirty two Winter and Summer Games in the Olympics. Mark it down, Well, you ignored Chip Park. Bengals update brought to you by Good Spirits and Party Town thirteen locations in Northern Kentucky. Sack Master Trey Hendrickson

yesterday on the back of the show. Uh wasn't too happy about recent comments from Bengals management Katie Blackburn. So she said that, and he said what she said? What he started singing that R E. S P E C T song. Well, you know he spoke on behalf of Deer Park Schools, right, So he's a big I like Trey Hendrickson and did a great job. In February, FC Cincinnati will host the New England Revolution the MLS Action on Saturday night. Will you might be a little wet

on the pitch? Well, it's not make any difference in don't they play no matter what? They play, no matter what. So let's see what else I'm about to You're right, This woman, this fencer, took a knee because she would not want to fence a man pretending to be a woman. I wouldn't either, and the female said, I'm not doing this. She took the knee for other women and girls. I

thought title nine meant something. I guess not. And also will he be to thank Ron's Roost Restaurant and Bar, the World's Greatest Fight Fried Chicken, talk about Olga sixty five years and the Good Old West side Willie at five seven four two two two, a thirty eight to fifty three race road. Talk about Olga. Pam brought it in today and we were blessed with the queen herself, Olga Larkin. We're showing up today. How can there be

any chickens in Green Township? Between chick fil A that's temporarily closed because they got to remodel, right along with Ron's Roost, along with canes? How can there be chickens anywhere in Green Township? One might ask the question, I think Ron's Roost has a super secret area for chicken. Do they come from and they raise them in the super secret areas in the tri State? Well, what about a tariff on the chickens? What does that mean? Well

that happens, we're really in trouble. Well we're done, gotta have How about Olga ninety seven years old and she's still working like a dog. Thank you. She's a wonderful lady. She's the first lady of chicken. Correct And if she would have married Buddy Lorosa, imagine those two together, they would have had chicken and pizza. They would have had a dynasty of restaurants. Those are one of the two of the four food groups, along with Skyline, Chilly and Greaters.

Those are the four food groups. Throwing Montgomery in ribs. Oh that's about it, then, I would say, so just look at me. Yeah I do. Segment is kind of said, we're losing Mike McCall. What happens when you and I get me? Mike McConnell him too, Yeah, what happens when you and I go?

Now it's his design, his engineering and produce him. Yeah, yeah, five hundred million segment, get me out of suiture, Fort Willia and outter of a rainy day here at the tri State. We leave you with the immortal words of the stud report.

our pharmaceuticals come out of China. I know in medical appliances and syringes, the great majority or all come out of Asia one way or another. Jonan you and I now is Denny Smith. He's in the business of supplying syringes up to the tune of about a half a billion a year five hundred million or so, all of which are made in China. And Denny Smith. Welcome, I think for the first time to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, Denny. Here we are Thursday afternoon.

We're assessing what's going on when these things happened last night in this morning. What does this mean for your business?

quality injection. And I'm speaking of diabetics for the most part, and they can they can get a quality injection and pay left. So that's our that's our customer.

added another thirty four. So my tariff isn't fifty four. My tariff is one hundred and fifty four percent.

a lot of people compounding pharmacies. They are using syringes. The ozembic is so expensive and other GLP one products for weight loss that there are people that are compounding because they're called compounding pharmacies, and they make the same drug and they load the syringes with it, or they give them the syringe to inject themselves with. So this all goes up, it all gets passed along, just like everything else. And indicative of that because you see what

happened with the market today. The market doesn't like this.

these things. So when will these one hundred and fifty four percent increase for these products actually hit the road?

the day at the day at the announcement. But this is really a you know, this is this is a tariff to the stick and the poor. And you know when you get a shot, when you get a shot, when you need an immunization, or you or you you get you get a booster, or you get a new micoccle injection, or a flu vaccine or covid vaccine shot, or you're a diabetic, I mean most of our products that are sold or diabetics. Syringes so very big in

the diabetic community, very big. And so if you're not associated with somebody who's sick, or you're not paying for somebody a sibling, a mother, a husband or wife, if you're not paying or you're not a regiment needle user like diabetics are, you don't feel this. You don't feel the stick.

They don't want to hear well, you're gonna get punished now, but you just wait in three years. You know, It's like what it'd be like walking to one of your employees and say, now, I'm going to give you a pay cut, okay, right now, and uh, it's really going to be substantial, and you're going to get hurt. But you just wait and see what I do for you in three years. And unfortunately, I'm not in a position to do that. I've got to pass this along.

I'm talking about that some of the one of my customers is one of the largest companies in the world. All of my companies are large, you know, I'm talking about uh, their their fortune fifteen companies, and they make us do social artists and they send their people there check the box to make sure that people are getting paid for overtime. But just labor is less expensive than other countries, you know that. Ye, So you know, can I get five dollars an hour labor here?

can inject it yourself. I do it twice a month, and I don't have the I don't have the back and the shoulder pain I used to have. And so at this point, even though You've been a great Trump supporter in the past. You have to see where it goes.

So Denny Smith, we got to go. I wish you well, but I want to get somebody on practically affected by this, not theoretically like a talk show host or any I want to talk to someone in the field buying five hundred million syringes a year from China and the actual impact of this is going to be additional costs greatly, in fact, more than twice the cost for each syringe of these tariffs hold correct.

It's unbelievable. It is unbelievable. And that is absolutely unbelievable.

but I said no, let Leo do it. Now, what's on You got Tom Brenahan, Yes, Marty Brenahan, Yes, as said by President George Bush for Colina. So that's where that started. There's a tape we gotta find it of Bush forty three at my ballpark, introducing and legendary broadcaster Tom Brenn, Marty Mark, Mark, Tom, Marty Brenahan, Marty Brenahan. And that's how it began. Come on, legendary broadcaster Marty Brenahan. So I don't know it's a tape is somewhere. It's it's recorded in the Annals of History.

So that's all you can do. Segment, Give me some sports and make it fast if you don't mind, will he Barney Brenahan? Will he the Stuode reporters of proud service of your local Tamestar Heating and air Conditioning dealers, Tamestar Quala. You could feel in beautiful Milford. The home of one main gallery right down the street is Baker Heating five one three, eight, three, one fifty one twenty four.

The Reds have been pitching strong willy while the offense is up, and they got to get with it tonight, starting with a first of four against the brew Crew and beautiful Milwaukee. Oh they're inside coverage that begins six h five Sports Talk Lance six forty Arnel Carriers, Inside Pitch and then Kelsey Chevrolet Extra Inning Show after the game, tell the rock some of the history of the Red

start they have except for Della Cruz. They're abouting one forty five, right, but both teams Milwaukee started out zho and four. They're two and four just like the Reds. They've gotten the pitching in this series with the Rangers Singer Spiers Green, twenty innings, a low, two runs, five walks, twenty one k's. You know, here's what it comes down to.

if you don't score runs, you can't win. Write that down. Walk as good as a hit.

he used to be in the west. Remember that would already Saint Louis was in the East and Cincinnati was in the west. What sense did that make? Zero? But that's the way it was.

call today swim this year called Frank cy Bell. He's running a special. The women's National semifinals tomorrow Rock and Tampa. It'll be the Texas up against South Carolina and then UCLA meets Yukon. This is the women's tournament, right, who do you like their? Rock have no idea Men's Attorney on Saturday in San Antonio. You know, if women patrons don't care about that, why should we?

come out and try out for the team. Does that make sense?

but they get another one in Mexico City. That's the morning I thought about Mexo City Bengals. The Mexico City Bengals. I don't know, Mexico City t grace, excuse you, I'm sorry speaking of that, you brought that up. We're playing Notre Dame in a doubleheader. You have to take two station A wagons from Victory Parkway to South Bend doubleheader and the pitch Peach basketball baseball. Oh okay, so fifty at six am, six players show up to go play

Notre Dame. A doubleheader, and coach Shohawk says to me, well, Willie, we need two or three more guys. And I said, well, what are your suggestion? No cell phones right, so what do you do? I got to Brockman Hall start knocking on doors six fifteen, six thirty in the morning to find new players. We got to get some players, go play Notre Dame. I barely got three or four guys who played in high school speaking of Inner Merle and we want to beat one of Bob Arnson's on the mountain.

We beat Notre Dame there won the first game, lost the second game eighteen to one. So Notre Dame. We beat the underestimated in the first game. We had nine or ten players. That's it. That's it. But I knocked on doors to get someone to come. You got uniforms, You got uniforms. Bring your glove, you got a glove. Let's go. You're on the team. You're gonna get in jail. I guess knocking on doors, I'm yelling, who can play baseball? We need players, You're gonna play way. Let's They didn't

call the police one. It took five and a half hour drive. Got out of the car at one o'clock, played a doubleheader, won the first game like three to two or something. Stopt there. Yeah, it was I believeble the I'm telling coach Patino go in to the innermural halls and find somebody who can play. Put a uniform on them. Let's have a cattle call. Get some players. Right now, he's got two or three players, he needs

ten more. You gonna get players when I use the present crop of players and savior who play in a mural basketball.

and hopefully good things are going to happen. Sure, and this is a really really good thing. It's a privilege and an honor. And I take this very very seriously. I'm going to try to laugh and have a lot of fun, but I am just so grateful. You know, this station has been a part of my family for fifty one years.