7-26-23 Bill Cunningham Show

At least the ideations beginning of nineteen eighty three, and said, can you quickly get in and can you hurry up and do a talk show? And I said, Randy, I've never done talk radio before. I doubt I can do it. And forty years to the day later, I'm here. So I'll be with you until about one o'clock this afternoon. Many issues, many time, let's get to it when someone important is on the celebrity hotline. I don't like to babbel about the Reds almost lost the game last night.

If the Reds had lost that game, I was gonna call Bob Castellini himself and said, Bob, four fifth the game tomorrow, which is today, Get on the plane, get the hell out of Milwaukee and go to Los Angeles. Because the Reds cannot beat the brew Crew. That's a different issue. Frank LeRose, Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Frank, how are you, Willie? I'm good? And you know what, at least your team still has their names. That's correct. Your team. Your team

did the politically correct thing, got rid of the Indians. How come the Braves can keep the Braves if Cleveland can't keep the Indians. Can you tell me that it's a bad decision by the ownership group. I mean, listen, you don't hear the Greeks complaining about the Michigan State Spartans or the Irish complaining about Notre Dame. It was a foolish, woke thing that they did. But listen, forty years, I think you've just about got this whole

radio thing figured out. You're getting good at this, will you should keep it up. I got a call last night about nine pm from Tony Bender that runs things. Aaron said, we're in trouble. I said, Tony, We're always in trouble. He said, we got nobody tomorrow at nine o'clock and I said, you know what. He asked me to come in, and I said, I'll be in. I'll be wait you until Red's baseball after one o'clock. Today, let's get down to the facts. Facts

are stubborn things. And once again the Inquirers running a story and editorial today about how bad the world would be if on August eighth the Constitutional Amendment passed and it took sixty and said of fifty percent, you know, it's the end of civilization as we know. It can you. First of all, yesterday you said enough signatures were gathered for the constitutional amendment relative to abortion, but not for marijuana. What is this status of pot? As we said

here, and by the way, I don't use pot. I've never smoked pot. I never would smoked pot. But nonetheless, what is this status of marijuana? None? We'll talk about the amendment to make it sixteen set of fifty percent. Yeah, well, so listen, our office does the task of getting the petitions out to the boards. The boards of elections check to make sure the signatures are valid. They report it back to us. We check their work just to make sure everything lads up, and we reported

those numbers yesterday. For me, you know, unfortunately as an Ohio and but in my duty as the Secretary of State, I reported that the abortion people got enough enough signatures to get their issue on the ballot. So we'll we'll have an issue on the ballot this November, unless of Judge intervenes or something, but most likely we'll have an issue on the ballot this November that, if it passes, will make Ohio the most extreme state in the nation

for abortion. And this is not some modest thing about women's rights. It is extreme. It takes away parental authority. It even opens the door to underage gender reassignment with no parental involvement. Really wild stuff. The marijuana amendment. They fell short, but just by about like seven hundred signatures. They've got a ten day mulligan to go out in the field and get more signatures,

and they're gonna sound like avail themselves of that opportunity. I would not be surprised if they get the number of signatures that they need and if that ends up on the ballot as well. But you're right, the press is in a full meltdown about eighty one because they realized we're onto them. They

realize that we've figured out what they're up to. They're trying to exploit a loophole that exists in Ohio where essentially, with fifty one percent fifty plus one, a bare majority, they can ram through a California style agenda into our state constitution. But here's the thing. There's only seventeen states in the whole country that even have this, including you know, states like Joe Biden's home state of Delaware does not even allow citizens to amend their constitution. And so

if this is the end of the world in Ohio. What does that mean for all of those East Coast liberal states that never allowed their citizens to amend the Constitution. It's complete hypocrisy by these people, and they're they're ripping their shirts and gnashing their teeth because they know that we've figured out what their game is. And in fact, when you read it, and I've dealt with this issue most of my adult life, beginning in the early nineteen seventies with

Roe versus Wade. Roe versus Wade had a three part test, which was the first trimester, get the abortion, the second trimester it was a case, so it was a balancing test between the rights of the individual to kill her unborn baby and the state interest. And then the last trimester was you can't get a you can't get down unless you have liked one or two doctors

permission. What's being proposed in Ohio is up through birth. There are no restrictions, and I've urged someone to read the text of the amendment that if you're eight and a half months into the deal, a bouncing baby boy is coming in a couple of weeks. This constitutional amendment would say that if the

mothers if a treating physician, I eat planned parenthood. Doctor says, you know what the mother's health is affected by this, which is financial health, psychological health, moral health, mental health, too expensive, whatever it might be. If one doctor or Planned Parenthood says eight and a half months into the deal, well you can kill your unborn baby. It's a done deal and no one has anything to say about it. Now that's the dirty little

secret. This amendment is way to the left of Roe versus Wade and would cause more unborn Ohio wands to be ripped from the mother's room and killed on the operating table a planned parenthood and this is not Roe versus Wade being implemented. This is much worse. Am I right or wrong? You're right? Well, and it goes. It goes further than that. It takes away parental rights. My school needs a permission slip to give my child an aspirin.

You can't get a tattoo until you're eighteen. You can't get your ears pierced without parental authority. But under this crazy constitutional amendment that is now going to be on the ballot this November, an abortion for an underaged child, no parental involvement, even a gender reassignment surgery, which I consider child abuse, no parental involvement. It's extreme. Ohiolands are going to beat it. But you know, the first priority is we need to passage you one and

that's here. In the next two weeks, we'll see what happens with issue one. The polling is all one way, and I'm much like President Hillary Clinton was going to be elected in twenty sixteen, no problem with that. The polling is one thing, the reality is another. And as far as gender race assignment surgery, that is something which the liberals want that too.

Because I have no idea why people get so exercised and so angry about the idea that mom and dad ought to be able to have some say and whether you're sixteen year old Stephanie becomes Stephen or vice versa. Can I tell you a little story that I related to yesterday afternoon about going to Children's hospital, go for it. Someone came up to me at a lunch counter yesterday thirty five, appeared to be a thirty five to forty year old mother, and

so let me tell you what happened in Children's hospital. And I said, you know Children's hospital here in Cincinnati. You're not from Cincinnati. You're up a little north of here is the number one hospital, children's hospital in America.

Number one, Michael World right now, Michael Fisher. So, her fourteen year old daughter got into a tussle with her sixteen year old brother, and somehow during the tussle, which is kind of stupid, as she had a hooped ear ring and she had a pierced ear ring with a little hoop below it, and somehow during the tussle, the hooped ear ring split the earlobe and it was bleeding all over the place. And so mom gets the

towel down to Children's hospital, gets down. Their daughter's all angry at her brother, angry, bleeding, and she gets their merges of your room. They go in and she's crying. The daughter's crying, and the daughter says, Mom, I don't want this. I'm not going through this. Stop it. And the doctor comes in and the daughter tells the doctor er at Children's the same thing, I don't want this. And the mom says, honey, it's gonna be okay. I'll hold your hand, let's get this

done. And she's crying louder and said I don't agree. I don't consent no, And the doctor looks at mom and says, well, nothing I can do. And the mother said, wait a minute, this is my daughter, you know, and I know she's got to get stitches, and they would not do the stitches without the daughter's consent. And it took about two hours for the daughter to calm down and finally consent to it. So in order to have any medical procedure done in today's world, you have daughters,

and I've seen in your campaign has looked like wonderful little girls. Can you imagine your daughter having some emergency or something having been done and you know, and I know, and the doctors know he's got to be done. But the fourteen year old can make a decision that impacts that child's life forever. And so if this thing passes, that same daughter could be a children's

hospital. Mom not even notified. She begins getting hormonal treatment and then surgery and as our breast cut off, and you, as a father, have no saying that you and your wife would go nuts? Am I right or wrong? Willie? That what you just described, that scenario where a physician would treat my child without my permission to begin a gender transition. I mean, that's child abuse. Let's call it what it is. And there's a reason why our society has agreed for a long time that we do not allow

children to make irrevocable decisions. We don't allow children to sign a contract, we don't allow children to vote until they're eighteen, we don't allow children to join the military. Mean, we shouldn't be asking minor children to make unreversible decisions like this. And any bureaucrat it thinks that they can come between a parent and a child has another thing coming. Because parents want their children to be raised with their values. I don't intend to co parent with the government

or anybody else. And I know my wife feels the same way, and I know millions of Ohioans feel the same way, especially if it comes to killing your granddaughter, killing your grandson. And during a time when a young girl is pregnant, she's confused, doesn't know what to do. She needs parental help now then more than ever before. I need help mom, I need help Dad. What am I gonna do? Love and support and counseling

and a big family around her to help her through that. The last thing she needs to be is isolated with some so called doctor from Planned parenthood, who's going to try to talk her into something she'll probably regret for the rest of her life. On Merril Wanna, I don't smoke, never have, I think I never will. I don't like smoking of any type. It appears it's going to be on the ballot. What is your position on adults

smoking marijuana? Pursuing to this, it's different than the constitutional amendment. This is an ordinance or a law proposed, and that's much different than the other one. What's your view? First of all, explained in American People's Secretary to Day Frank L. Rose. I'd call you Frank la Rosa because I love your pizza. But nonetheless, what is the difference between the marijuana and the abortion thing? Because one deserves a lot less signatures than the other.

Explain the difference. Yeah, So, what the abortion people are trying to do is engrave this extreme abortion amendment into our constitution. They're proposing a constitutional amendment. This is one of the key examples of why we need to vote yes on Issue one is to prevent a bunch of other bad ideas like restricting livestock agriculture massively increasing the minimum weight. There's all kinds of ideas coming from

California if we don't vote yes on Issue one. But the abortion people are trying to put that in the constitution, are founding document that lays out the very foundational rules of our state. The marijuana people took a smarter approach, I would argue, a much more civically responsible, responsible approach. They're proposing what's called an initiated statute, meaning they're trying to change the law of the

Ohio Revised Code. And by the way, if you want to pass a law about what people should smoke or shouldn't smoke, or how they can gamble or not gamble, or legalizing this or decriminalizing that, it doesn't go in our constitution. It goes in the law books and so and that's been the marijuana petitioners got that right, and I salute them for putting this or attempting to put this in the law and not the constitution. I'm kind of like

you on this. I've never smoked the stuff. I've had a security clearance since I was nineteen and been in the Army since I was eighteen, so I don't even have that option available to me. And you know, probably never will maybe I don't know, maybe in my retirement years, I'll try it, just like I said did, but not something i'm personally a fan

of. But I'm kind of libertarian on this. If people choose to, you know, indulge in this particular thing, as long as it's taxed and regulated and safe and not heart of some criminal enterprise like it currently is, if you're going to be very honest about it. And I'm open to the idea that people should be able to access this particular plant if they wish to use it. You may not agree with me. I'm gonna vote yes on marijuana because I don't like Martini's, don't like Long Island iced teas. I

don't I don't have all that stuff. But nonetheless, I have several of my friends who smoke marijuana on a regular basis. They're functioning, they're not derelicts. And right now the market's all screwed up because you can buy illegal marijuana a lot cheaper than medical marijuana, and that's a problem. So I'm going to vote yes with your permission, whether you give it to me or not, on marijuana. And one learned almost a century ago that prolifiction doesn't

work and it creates a gigantic black parking criminal enterprise. And yeah, I hear you. All right, we gotta run, but give my best to your staff, and Frank, you're going to be busy the next few weeks. And if this thing is in August doesn't go the right way, then we got the substantive issue in November. And I hope Ohio wins can read it and figure it out, because it's going to be very difficult. Frank Laosa, Secretary state, we can win issue one. Let's do it.

Let's do it. It'll be important, all right, Frank, thank you very much, thank you. All right, let's continue with more. And as I said, I got a call last night to come pinch it. I said, I'm more than happy to do it. I love talking and I do a lot of it. So let's continue with your calls. Five win, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand or pounds seven hundred new eighteen t build cunning into great American Live at showm of the Reds.

If they had lost that one last night, they should forfeit today's game and just fly to CA California. They won the game barely, and now they go for a series of victory against the prew crewed today starting about one oh five at your home of the Reds, there's Radio seven hundred WLW. Did you know that if you miss any part of our shows, you can catch the podcast of that show on the iHeartRadio app. Did you also know

that it's illegal to flesh the toilet after ten pm in Switzerland? So if you're listening to our podcast late at night in Switzerland, you might want to have a bucking hand. Ye buy any cars, Buy any cars, Bee, buy any cars on cardiac arrest, and you may know the next few days are going to be like in the upper nineties. I'm starting to believe in global warming at this point. And as a consequence, what should you do as a parent. I'm not sure parents have control of teenagers anyway,

But nonetheless, you'll be here to give you some advice. And there's probably no doctor better positioned to give high school and grade school kids advice on conditioning than doctor Timothy Kremcheck. He'll be with us in about thirty minutes, but until then, last night, I'm listening to Jeff Brandley. I'm listening and at one point I'm going to switching back and forth between c span and the

ball game. So it's for nothing. The Reds are winning and the bottom of the ninth inning in Milwaukee and there's two strikes on the batter and nobody on. I'm thinking, okay, Reds are finally going to win the third game in the year against Milwaukee. So here we go and two strikes. Account was three and two. Two strikes on the batter. Nobody on The Reds are winning four ZIP, and the charts, the graphs at lants mc

McAllister would know this. The odds are greater than ninety nine. The Reds are going to win that game, because after all, you're up four to ZIP, there's two outs, it's the bottom of the ninth and there's two strikes on the batter and nobody's on one. Are the odds? Well, there was a walk and then there was a bloop and then there was a swinging bund and all of a sudden, Yellah comes up and I'm listening to Jeff Brantley. Brantley says, well, Yellah loves the first pitch to be

a strike down the middle, a fastball. He's looking for a fastball. What is thrown a fastball down the middle of the plate, yell h hits it out left field to make it four to three. Here comes Dass, who's got to be worn out. Daz comes in and it gets down to first and second, and all of a sudden, I thought they're gonna lose the game till to pop out. And I said at the time that if the Reds lose this game to Milwaukee, I'm gonna call Bob Castellini, Phil

Castellini. I'm gonna call it David Bell, who I taught to hit baseballs when he was playing for Midland, and I'm gonna tell them four fit today's tomorrow's game, today's game. Get on the plane and fly to Los Angeles. You can't beat the Brewers. You can't beat them, so just say to hell with it. You got the game. But then all of a sudden, flyball to center. The Reds get out of live four to three. So now they've won three of twelve against Milwaukee and the next game starts

about one oh five today. No matter what happens, they've won one game. That's all. They can win a half a game out. If they win today, they're back in first place. Then it's on to the Dodgers, then back this way to Chicago for four games in regular field, then back to Cincinnati back home. But nonetheless I regress. Let's talk about what is happening here now, because I got a call last not about ten pm from Tony Bender and said, we're in trouble. And I said, well,

who is we and what is trouble? Well, the person scheduled to do this can't do the show. I've called six other people to do it. The Allen's Mike Allen Senior and Junior are both in court. Ken Brew can't do it. Mike McConnell is not in town. He can't do it. Scott Sloan is not in town. He can't do it. There's no one that can do it. So I'll tell you what. I'll go in there, I'll do it. I'll do it until one o'clock my regular shift,

then go to Red's Baseball. He said thank you, and in my mind it clicked of what happened forty years ago, almost I think to the exact date. It was the end of July. And in fact, I put on my Twitter account if you want to check out such things, let me pot it up for you right now. And there's a story of the

Inquirer about Randy Michaels taking over WLW radio. There it is TAFF broadcastings, Michael moves to WLW, and the data that was July twenty third, nineteen eighty three, July twenty third, nineteen eighty three, and this is July twenty six, twenty twenty three. The odds in nineteen eighty three in July of me being on the radio for forty years was impossible, just I did

not listen to radio. I was a very actively practicing criminal defense attorney, also working in the Attorney General's office doing mental commitment hearings to Longview, and I was very busy. Every day I put on my lawyer's suit with my briefcase. I acted like a lawyer, went down to Hamley County Courthouse, went to the Claremont County Courthouse every now and then I found myself in Kenton County and then for my commitment hearings, A lot of them were held in

the courthouse through probade court. Guy's name was he was a man bev Cook. But some were held at Longview State Mental Hospital every day from eight o'clock in the morning till four o'clock in the afternoon. Man, I was.

I was hustling. I was doing it less gains than I partners, we were busier than than I be. And I get a call one evening, much like I got last night about it's about eight fifteen, eight thirty PM from Randy Michaels, almost in a panic, and he said, Willie, can you go down and pin shit at nine o'clock tonight because Alan Browning is not showing up the guy that we signed, and I need somebody to fill in. So when I got the call last night about can I come in

at nine o'clock am, and I said, this is perfect. Forty years ago I got the call about about eight thirty PM to get in there at nine o'clock PM and do talk radio from nine pm until one am. That was the shift, so to speak. So I said okay, and I did that for several weeks while Randy Michaels looked for someone to do the evening talk show. Needless to say, I was quite busy in court working for the AG from like eight thirty am till four thirty five, and then many

times. I coached my son's baseball teams for ten years and We always practiced about four five pm until you know, six or seven pm, and then off I came. I came down in threes four Street, and here we are forty years later, almost to the day, and I get a call to say we're in trouble. Can you go do talk radio? And I

said, Okay, I'll go do it. And forty eight years later, I'm still here and the persons I was with at that point, Randy Michaels, wanted to take A seven hundred from its current format at that time, which was terrible. We were losing and bleeding money every month. We were sometimes not in the top six or seven or eight in the ratings, and we were in trouble. So the station was on its back and Randy Michael came and wanted to change it into a talk radio format to make it younger.

At that point, there was a guy named Gary Burbank who was doing mornings here, and then in the mid days it was Randy Michaels and Alan Gardner because he had no one else to put on. In the afternoon was a guy named Bill Gable and he was there and the sports talk was the legend Bob Trumpy. I looked into the sports department and I saw Bob Trumpy and Andy McWilliams and a skinny young segment. Dennison and Scott Springer came.

We had like a sports department, and by the time I came in at nine o'clock and then after one am, we had a person named Lynn Gladhill was on from between one am and six am until Gary Burbank showed up about five o'clock. And then over the next two or three years it switched. Gary was much better in the afternoon because he had time to develop comedics spots, and in the morning we got Jim Scott from ninety four point one. Jim Scott started like a nineteen eighty six, I'm eighty five eighty six.

And then at some point after Pat Berry and some others, Randy Michael was hit on a guy named Mike McConnell who was doing production here, doing commercials, and he started mid days and the lineup tightened up, and I was able to get off at midnight and continue my law practice at Infinitem. And that was almost forty years ago to the date. Was the first time that I did talk radio, and the odds of me staying here forty years was

non existent. I've gone through obstacles, I've climbed mountains, I've swim oceans. I've been close to being fired. I've been close to leaving. And the closest I got was when I was doing my television show in Manhattan and Sean Compton said to me, we need to do one more season. And I said, Sean, I can't do one more season. It's killing me. Let me tell you my schedule. So at that point I was on the air with you every day and noon to three. But this is my

schedule. I would leave here at three o'clock on a Wednesday afternoon. There was a flight to Lagordia at four ten, and I would hustle from here to CVG, get through security and get on that flight. Somehow I made it every day, and I got on the flight at four ten, arrived in arrived in Lagordia about five thirty six pm. Head a car take me downtown in Midtown about about six thirty seven o'clock. There was three books booklets

about thirty pages long each at the front desk at the Aventy Hotel. I picked up the books, went upstairs and studied during the night to find out what the topic we score. The next day I would call Jerry Springer, I would call Steve will coax the time, I would call Morey and get device in counsel. And then the next morning I got up at seven o'clock in the morning and I walked about five blocks to cross the street from Madison Square Garden and I did the Bill Cunningham show had three of them set,

the first one set at ten o'clock. But I got there in the studio about eight am, to my offices and I got into makeup, got into wardrobe, came back out about nine am. Nine to fifteen am. The audience was loaded. We had quick meetings with the producers on the show, the topic that I had read the night before, asked questions, went on set about ten am, warmed up the audience till ten fifteen, one hundred and fifty audience members for the first show, and then I got down without

eleven fifteen eleven thirty am. Came out of there, went into my radio broadcast studio that was largely a broom closet, and I did my talk radio show from noon to three and did it from like about quarter to twelve till about two fifteen two thirty, and I came out of there, and during

the breaks I would eat a sandwich of something. Came out of there about two thirty quarter to three pm, having done radio with you, and then I went back into my second show, went back in a wardrobe, changed my outfit, had a meeting and I at three fifteen three thirty with a second show producers, and then I went in and warmed up the audience at

three forty five. Started that show about four o'clock I've done about five five fifteen, came off set, went back in the ward robe, looked again at the show I was going to do, went back on set about five thirty, warmed up the audience. Did the third shown till about six six thirty quarter to seven pm, and then I came off set. Then at seven o'clock we had a bullpen meeting with all the producers of all the shows.

We had one hundred and fifty employees. And then we would say what went right went wrong on show one, show two, show three, but Todd, don't do this, do that. Here are the reds, thank you very much. I'd take off my monkey suit, take off my suit, put on my regular clothes walked back to the Eventia Hotel, got there

about eight pm. I ordered dinner in my room. I would have dinner about eight thirty nine o'clock, and then by ten o'clock I would have delivered the three booklets, the three books of the next day shows, and I would study them between ten pm and midnight, and then i'd go to sleep, get up at seven o'clock in the morning the next day, and repeat the same process. I did that for five years. At the end of that, I felt like a little bit, I can't do this anymore.

I'm losing my mind. I'm not home. I'm landing sometimes in Philadelphia, sometimes in Rhode Island, sometimes as far as Baltimore because of storms and such. And then I would somehow make it to New York City that night. And I did six hundred and fifty television shows over five years. And then it came to me that I have to decide which way to go. And I said to the TV people, I can't I'm gonna choose her. I'm

gonna choose radio. And they thought I was kidding. Then six months when Biden start his sixth season, and I kept telling him every month, I can't do it. I can't do it. I can't do it. They finally got the message and my life became much more peaceful. But that's what I went through for five years. So when I get the call last night, can you come in at by nine o'clock, prepare a show and I do nine am to noon, then also do part of the afternoon. You

know what, I said, Sure, I'll do it. I like to think I'm a hard working kind of a guy, and I'll do it. That's why I'm here today because we were caught and I got the call and I volunteered. Almost forty years to the day, Hey can you can you do talk radio? And I said to Ranny Michaels, I've never done talk radio. Ranny, I'm not sure I can. He said, We'll give

it a go. The accidental talk show host is with you from the Ronald Reagan first term to the hopefully the last term of Joe Biden continuing for god knows how long. So let's continue also later on in about ten minutes, stay tuned for this. It goes. No one knows more about conditioning and athletes, I think than doctor Timothy Kremchek. And if you have a kid, right now getting ready for school. Temperatures today are going to be in

the nineties. Football practices underway, soccer girls are getting ready, the boys are getting ready. And when you have Tomorrow Hamlin and Bronnie James and others. I can think of Hank Gather kind of passing out and dying on the court. I think it was Liola Merrimont. And before he had done that, he played basketball. What was the other guy's name was at Kimball something like that. He played at the gardens and my god, were they good.

But this is more and more of a difficulty. And from watching CNN last night, it tends to happen with highly conditioned athletes like Tomorrow Hamlin.

It tends to happen to males, and tends to happen to African Americans more than other racial categories, but it also happens to white kids and Asian kids, etc. So we're going to get you that information and then later on after o'clock as Scott Powell has written a column for Newsmax about what's happening with all the investigations of Trump and more so, if a line becomes available,

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telling you about Reno Shull. We speak and he's eighteen years old. Reminds us of course, and what happened with Tomorrow Hamlin, And with summer conditioning underway, with temperatures in the upper nineties, no person, no person in the history of our community. It's better positioned to talk about conditioning and what to do, what not to do as apparent what can you stop what can't you stop? Than Doctor Timothy Kremchek and Doc Hollywood, Welcome again to the

Bill Cunningham Show and Doc. First of all, can you explain to the American people what is cardiac arrest? Well, there's a whole lot of different definitions or cardiac arrest, but the bottom line is is when the heart is unable to pump enough blood to the rest of the body, whether it be the brains or the major organs, and it just can't do it, and so it goes into it just stops working, It stops beating, you know,

consistently. It goes into what we call it with me is so the heart just stops working properly, and it it becomes a huge problem when you lose that blood supply to the brain and you know, the other major organs, and so, you know, we we think of people having heart attacks and their seventies, eighties and nineties, what have you, coronary arter disease

from smoking or eating habits. It becomes a real problem when we've got our eighteen year old kids or as uh you know DeMar Hamlin we saw last year it gets hit in the chest and you know, it brings a huge awareness to all of us that have kids and grandkids and that are out there playing sports and wondering is this safe? Why is this becoming more common? You know, how do we prevent it? Or can we prevent it? Or how do we diagnose it? So you know, it's it's becoming a major

problem. Well one brings the mind what happened with COVID nineteen, and that is, uh, you're like a dock and you've spent your life in it. But I believe that DeMar Hamlin and I believe Lebron James Jr. Both had COVID nineteen shots. And I've had one or two friends who have had cardiac un use your cardiac conditions having and they were vaccinated. Is there any desire by medical authorities to do copious research as to whether COVID nineteen or the

vaccine is causing more of these events? Or can I even ask the question without being put down one? No, No, No, I think there's there's no question. I think there's still a lot of questions about number one, what does COVID do? What is it due to your body? And number two what are the vaccines do? There is there are some opposing opinions. I think research is being done. The question is, you know, is the booster shot as the COVID shot can it cause more problems than it

can help you? Is the COVID once you get it? Can it cause this problem? We all know the cardiac problems. You can't get cardiac in law pulmonary problems from COVID and or we think the booster. But in these particular cases, I will tell you that the barn Hamlin got hurt. He actually got got hit right in the chest. And it's a very very known entity. When you get hit in the chest and all of a sudden your cart goes into an arrhythmi, it's called blanket on it. Now the commodo

cordis. In other words, you've seen and I've seen baseball players you get hit in the chest a picture that the ball gets battered and he get hit in the chest and he go into cardiac arrest. In his particular case, it was a traumatic event that can happen in any sport at any time.

I think when we're talking about somebody like Bronnie James, there are entities and we see these and basketball players, tall thin kids that can have what we call cardiac myopathy or and these are these are congenital problems that you really cannot diagnose to a routine physical examination, and what happens as their heart is just congenitally thin and so can't pump Once you start really exercising a lot, you cannot it cannot pumping up blood out. And why did it happen? Now?

Who knows? Is it related to COVID? Who knows? The big question now is that parents are going to ask, as my child's safe. And you know, when you do your routine physical exams for these kids going on to play sports and say high school, the routine, the exam doesn't it rarely ever picks up any of these problems. Ye, Doc, I can recall when we played there was none of this. And I'm watching CNN

this morning with this cardiologist from UC who's an expert on this. He was one of the treating docs tomorrow Hamlin, and the question was asked right now, it's like ninety eight degrees. Kids are running around getting ready for soccer and football, and girls are running around with soccer and they're getting ready. And I know you do more work with high schools than any doc in the

history of Cincinnati. And when you say we don't you can't test, am I right to say you can't test for this well, yes and no, the routine examination listen to the heart and lungs, you cannot. And some people have talked about getting EKGs. Most of the time, you know, with a electric cardiogram, most of the time the electric cardiogram doesn't show anything. But there have been people that if you have any type of thought or history, tall the mar Fan type, tall, thin kids that you know

might be the prototypical type that have a congenital heart problem. We recommend getting echo cardiograms, which can see the size of the heart and the thickness of

the muscular chure in the heart. And so any parent that has a child that's going to play a sport, and if their primary care doctor says, yeah, maybe it's not a bad idea family history of how you're built, maybe you want to go get this echo cardiogram, or even if you just want to be extra safe, you can get an echo cardiogram, which which can show you a lot of these especially congenital problems. But there are other

things that happened too. I think that you've got to wander. A lot of these kids are taking supplements, creatine, all of these things to boost energy. Those are the things I wonder about you know, kids that get dehydrated and they gabas hot sun and their heart's got to beat. You know, it's one hundred and eighty beats a minute. It's crazy. And so now you're taking supplements and help you, you know, stay a little bit, uh, you know, you get your energy level going. And there's

a gazillion of them out there. My question is what are those What are those do to the heart? What are those doing? Combination with somebody that might have had a COVID booster, what do those do? And somebody that might have some kind of family history. So I think my advice to any parent whose child is going to go play a sport is to again, we do physical examinations on all the kids prior to them playing. But go to your primary doctor. You're pediatrician. Why don't you and go get worked up

and they'll do it for you. And I think it's a responsible thing to do for your kids. So if you add multiple factors, I know from previous discussions I've had with you on other issues, that is one thing leads to the other, that leads to the other, the leads to the other. So if some kid is working out in Lebroni James case. It was like it was like ninety four degrees and he was outside and he just passed out. I think a Hank Gathers who played for Liola Marymont who played in

the Gardens. I think as running mate was a guy named Kimball something or other and he just on the court itself, lost consciousness and died. And they did not know at that point about what to do. If you take a kid who is trying to make a team in its ninety eight degrees, you have a culture in which the exam by the physicians were not cardiac related. Add on top of that maybe creatine or other growth and hormone supplements which young kids take all the time, and add on top of out a family

history a bottom boone bottom bang bottom bank. That's the kid, male or female that needs to have this echo done. Is that correct? Absolutely? And again go back and look at you you're you're right. I think it's being sensationalized now, and that's great because it's bringing the awareness. But go back and look at some of the NBA players that have passed on early. Right, these are tall, thin guys. That's the prototypical they might have

some cardiac abnormality. I mean I remember a number a couple of the Boston Celtics, you know, they had they had just in the summertime, they were working out and they died. They found out that they had this this cardiac guy issue. And I'm pretty sure that the NBA, now that's a pretty good work up with these echo cardiograms to make sure none of these UH players have it so this doesn't happen, or at least they're aware of it.

So I think a awareness is number one and two if you have any questions, as you just said, I mean we're talking about you know, stimulants, COVID, family history, the way you're built. You talk to your doc and go get worked up to give you some peace of mind. I mean, I've had patience of mind. I've had big kids that we're nineteen years old. I know that where colleges had died and they did an autopsy. No nineteen year old should ever die, and so all of a

sudden, you know, they've got this cardiac abnormality. They played college football, they played sports all their lives, they never had a problem and boom, it just happens. So again, the awareness, it's unfortunate. Debrouni fortunate, he's fine. They'll do a complete work up on him to find out exactly why this happened, and there's a lot of reasons and things that can go on with the hearkets to why and then decide if it's safe for

him to go back and play basketball to that level again. But again, I think the awareness in the shock that people get when they see an eighteen year old kid have a cardiac arrest. You know, maybe that'll help somebody else and it will save their life if you know, they get worked up

and they get diagnosed and bingo, they can treat it well. Lastly, doctor Timothy Kremcheck the ae eds were available at USC because they had a kid last year with exactly the same thing that occurred, and the AEED was available. If ten minutes go by, fifteen minutes go by and there's no restarting of the heart, that's not a recoverable event. Now, usually organs have been in the brain and then when you get to that far out without oxygen,

it becomes irreversible. But again, that's the reason about trainers. That's the reason we have trainers at our high schools. That's the reason they're all trained on ae D That's why they're all in the field at all sports, men's and women's and you know, these these can be lifesavers. And you know we've got these athletes that are playing. But for people in the fans, coaches, anybody around, I mean, gain the ad has been an

unbelievable resource to help help people with these problems. I mean, it happens in restaurants, it happens everywhere. And I think the other advice I would give is, if you've got family members that are maybe a little bit older or you've not even that, learn and have an ae ED if you've got one available, know how to use it. Do we know why boys? Do we know why boys? According to the experts, boys are more affective than girls, and blacks are more effective than whites. Do we and youth

is more effective than older folks. Do we know why? Well? I guess youth. I mean obviously, you know older folks would have more wear and tear in their heart to coronary arteries. To me, that makes more sense. Why men and women and black or white? I really don't know. I don't know. I don't have the answer to that, but you would say that right now, conditioning is happening. It's the it's the end of July, and I think football starts. I think high school footpall probably

has already began. A high school soccers began that you must have an aeed available because it's almost like ten to twelve minutes is too late. But more important, most importantly, gotta know how to operate them. Are those difficult to learn? Yeah, no, it's very simple, and the coaches should learn how to use it. They I don't know where it is, you know, I don't know how many times you hear where is it? I don't know where it is. I mean, people need to be aware of

the trainers. The administrators of the schools needn't make sure the coaches. Now, and you're right, it's gonna be hot. It's it's gonna be ninety seven degrees I hear tomorrow. And these kids should not be running out to get dehydrated. They take these stimulants, they get dehydrated. All sorts of

things can happen, as far as muscle injuries, muscle crams. I mean, you hear this, These these people that the dehydration I think is a huge problem and can also lead to cardiac problems, you know, the heat exhaustion, a heat stroke, and we talk about this every year. So and our young athletes out there, we've got to protect them. The more we learn about these things, the more we've got you know, everybody knows how to protect them, whether it'd be water breaks and shade times to practice,

you know, seeing when they're getting overheated. Anybody that might have trouble breathing or having any type of physical problem, you've got to pull them out and you've got to take a look at them. So again, this awareness and these things have happened, happen for a reason, and I'm hoping that this opens the eyes of everybody around to be aware. It's no longer suck it up, be tough, you know. You know the athletes don't cry or athletes don't stop. No no, no, no, no, no

no no. We've got to be responsible adults for our kids. And again this phone call being on the air like this, you know, hopefully people will hear this and say, Okay, what do I have at my school? Or ask the questions, you know, go to the school, ask the coaches, ask the trainer, ask the principal. You know, what do we have here to protect our kids? What do we have in motion

here to make sure that my son or daughter safe? And again, those questions are great ones to ask because maybe nobody's asking them and so maybe that will, you know, save a life. Well maybe right now, I mean check out with the ad Go to the principal, talk to a board of education member in your school, saying, do we have training? I know when I played, it was a matter of weakness to drink water. If you had water breaks, it was like something's wrong. You got a

tough en up man. That's not the way the world works today. Well you know what I'll tell you. I'll tell you. You think that we've learned, but you know you've got these now you read the newspaper. You find these college coaches, the harassment, the hazing, the things that are going on there are so unhealthy and so unnecessary and irresponsible. And again it's the same one. Tough guys don't need water, you know, I mean

break and well that's just stupid. So again, as a parent, go to your school, ask the question, Ask the trainers, find out, make everybody aware and look, there's no harm in that, and there's a peace of mind knowing that everybody eats on the same page. If somebody gets you know, hurt, injured, repeat, exhaustion, what have you asthmatic attacks, beast things. I mean, all these things happen to our athletes out there. But we've got to protect our kids. And you know you

said, I've been out there and I take care of high schools. I've been doing it forever and I've seen almost everything that can happen on the field, and it's you know, some of them are tragic. But the more awareness that we have and more responsible we are as schools and parents and coaches, trainers, the better these kids do, the safer it is for them to play. And that makes me proud that I'm part of all this. Doctor Timothy Cremcheck, you're the best of what you do. And thank you

again for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. God bless you. Thank you all right, buddy, thank you. Forewarned is forearmed as a parent? Get involved now on seven hundred world w Hey are you drowning in credit card debt? You want to get cash out of your homes? Echo should tay to write this down? Sloane's at the banks because who is more qualified to run a place that has buffalo wings than me. Right, I mean, look at my body. My blood type is atomic. Right, I could

totally oversee the kind of the pizza thing. Throw some salads on the mini for the ladies. You get that ge crowd coming in, well, the hometown feel, and then like anything else, at seven hundredwe somehow, Willie, we'll find a way to weasel in. Well, well we should do them. Yeah, yeah, it is Fanny. Yeah, I have a my ears and we'll do. You put all the money down and we'll do root beer. What about root beer. We'll sell root beer. We'll sell

root beer and Nathan hot Dog. That's all we need to do. Root beer and Nathan hot Dog. You put up the money and I'll get the Nathan hot Dog. What about that, I'll bring you, bring the feed. I'll bring the ketchup in the meeting, and if it fast, we'll blame the meet you it's the media's fault. Why would it be the media's

fault. It's all and the hot dogs. Then it failed because not because no one wanted a root beer float in the middle of February when it's cold, digger, when it's colder than the whale diggers behind it failed because the media. It's the media's agenda. It's it's the agenda. A red meat. They say it's bad for you. They say the tube steak is bad for you. It's a car synogen. It's not. It's as American as baseball. Apple pie in your red legs. In eighteen sixty nine, the

red legs eight hot dogs, and they were fine. When the dough boys were marching in nineteen nineteen, they ate hot dogs and they were fine. When the soldiers fought in q Wait against Saddam, who say you're a good friend, Sadam, who's saying what happened? They ate hot dogs and they were fine. Do you mean to tell me, Scott Sloand but hot dogs, hot dogs cause cancer. It's not true. It's the media. It's the media. The meat and root beer. My goodness. We can't have

school kids drinking anything with the word beer in it. Oh oh, hello, hello, I'm broadcasting saying this is a creamat source initial A little early, a little bit early. What are we doing here? I have no idea. What you change? You change? You know you're You've sent Cincinnati Radio into an absolute frenzy by you being on at nine am. I might be on from nine am to three pm every day. Now, wouldn't that be something? Yes, it would six hours of Stoote reports. Who was

that guy? Who was that guy? I have no idea who that guy was, seg I'm watching last night and listening to Jeff Brandley. Yes, the score is four zip yep, it's the bottom of the ninth. There's two strikes on the batter Milwaukee and there's nobody on. Okay, what were the odds of the Reds winning that game? Was that before or after? A Christian Yellow chip the oshkosh? I'm looking, I'm listening and Jeff brands

saying, I'll tell you which, got to be careful with Yelli. You gotta be careful with yell Don't throw a fastball on the first pitch down the middle of the plate. Throws the pitch, Yellis drives it deep left field back ghost and Zel turns and looks it's gone Tommy and an opposite field home run for Christian Yellow and the Brewers are within one. So then what diez hits a guy in the head and then puts another guy on it. They got first and second he gets the out. Red's win. That's all the

count. Yeah, sets from the belt the two old pitch swing and he popped it up very medium depths in her field. Friedl is under it, He's got it, and that's it. Rets what it? Four to three. They hang on to beat the Brewers and the Reds of even this series. At a game of piece, I had Bob Castellini, film Castellini, Yes, hearn Kraft, Bill Reinberger all on the phone at the same time.

Dan Lewis was there, and I'm saying to them, look, if they lose this game, having been up for Zip and the bottom of the night nobody on and two strikes on Milwaukee, you won heads to roll, I said, number one, go to the airport, get on the plane, four fit tomorrow today's game, and head to Los Angeles. Because they can't beat these guys. This is you have to feel the same way,

Sack. Do you feel the same way? Well, since May twenty fifth, Willie, the Reds have gone three and nine against the Brewers, against everybody else since made the twenty fifth, thirty two and nine. Can't beat them, can't beat them. We will bring championship Baseball to Cincinnati, but by today they can beat them to take two to three. Then you go to Los Angeles for the weekend, then you fly back against the Cubbies four for Chicago then and then after that there might be one or two new faces

on the team. How about. I'm so excited about this team. I'm just getting pumped up about it. I'm just saying, what about Justin Verlander and Kate? I don't know. I don't think so. I used to day that that's a I know, but that's all as good as about as big as showy Otani maybe showing up here. I understand, Frank Ziebell all

town right now has got too many superstars anyway, too many. You got Joe Burrow down the street, Maggie laugh, Messi's coming to town, Acosta, Varial, You've got Vasquez, You've got Vatto, de la Cruz, McClaine, India, everybody. I understand, we don't have enough room for any more superstars. And Otani comes here. Oh my goodness. No, I'm told I guess says no that Frank Zibell dated Missus Verlander. Is that a possible? No? I have no idea because I dated Kate. No

well, laugham says you're a liar. Well, I'm mistaken. A lie is a little too strong. You gotta be a politician to lie. Oh okay, like Hunter Biden this morning in federal courts. About that? Yes, if that's anybody else, what are they looking at? Hard time day, Thank you hard time, Yes, thank you hard time Daddy. More

issues in a magazine stand, thank you, lap, We'll heave. This early edition premature of the Stute Report is a proud service of your local Tame Star Heat to get air conditioning dealers Tame Star Quality who can feel in Cincinnati called Stacy Heat to get air solutions five one, three, three, six, seven h e A T spot. Well, you're talking about unsung heroes last night? How about Andrew Abbott? Six scoreless innings? What seven hits?

Nine k's he outdueles, curb Courtman Burns. Finally Samson from the left handers two two pitch swinging a groundball back to Abbott. He's got it. He'll flip it over to Vado for the outside retired runners stranded at third. Six shutout innings in the book for Andrew Ebott, and then will with a thrill Benson, who has come out of nowhere after talking to Joey Vado on an airplane about hitting the two run game winning home run in the top of

the ninth, thought it was irrelevant. He swings and eight clocks this high and deep left center field, way back and gone wow. Above the Brewer bullpen. Will Benson doubles the Reds lead. It is four to nothing. Thought it was irrelevant to run. Blast by Benson is seventh oh run of the year. Thank you. Now there are rumors, huh that Homer Green and Homer Lodolo. While I'm glad you mentioned that you're those guys, I'm about Green getting fifty five million dollars. Then you can't find him with a

search warrant. But here's two other aimes have you evern't heard of in a while? Vladimir Gutierrez what remember him? No? Continues his recovery from Tommy John surgery by pitching a simulated game. I assume a yeah, they're they've been in Arizona. T j Antone remember him? I remember him. He's recovering from Tommy John surgery. He's been sent to the Arizona Complex League affiliate to begin a rehab assignment what about Homer Green? Don't know about Homer Lodolo

have not heard anything. I guess they're still down back. Why they're coming back? Apparently next month he signs the fifty five million dollars deal they're doing, and they can't find him with a search war. Well, they're they're due some time in about a week or somebody giving him the money to a guy named Abbott get him. Well, they're gonna have to give money to a lot of people. And how about this they're gonna have I mean, when you know Jonathan India's probably up, Matt McClain d LC. How much

is he gonna go? All of it? Spencer Steer more? Uh, Lodolo, what about shutting Dabbot? Shutting him down? I don't know. There was a report that the Reds are gonna shut down Andrew Abbott. Well, we'll see what happens if that happens. Well, if they do, then you got if Lodolo and Green come back, this guy's you like Tom Glavin and his pride? Well yeah, and then also who knows if they're going to pick up a pitcher and a deal deal by next week? Justin

Verlander? Oh no, what about that? Jelido guy from the White Sox. What about mac Max Scherzer. I don't think so. What do you wanted to have a eight billion dollars payroll around here? And now it's well, we gotta We're gonna have a quarterback down there. We've gotta be making three hundred and some million bucks. Oh we don't. Joe Burrow deserves it well. A Man Series wraps up this afternoon Willie Freddie Perulta and Ben Lively.

The final game between these two rivals this season. I don't want to see him again. Coverage begins at one ten with the Rolph's American Grill Insight pitch. How about this, The Burs have a losing record against all the teams exaction and accept the Central Division. They have a losing record, Let's let them play the other team. Well, that's what they get the hell out of Milwaukee. That's what they're gonna start to hell out of Milwaukee.

There he Marty. Marty says, get out of Milwauke. They don't have to see him the rest of the season. So no, he's gonna go their way. The Reds are gonna go theirs four zip two strikes on the batter and they're hanging on. What about the Bengals now they open it. It's opening day for the Bengals in training camp Downtown Gates. The practice field open at one thirty, the workout of two fifteen. What about Joe Burrow at three thirty, Well, he's gonna talk. He did get a contract

yesterday from uh. He's the newest brand ambassador for body armor dur But he didn't get didn't get a football deal. But the LA Chargers and quarterback just an a bear new five year deal two hundred and sixty five and a half million dollars. So they're gonna sign bow five years, two hundred and sixty six million. That's some serious, absolutely nuts. Amen to that. That's some serious jack. Amen. Women's World Cup tonight, Willie at nine o'clock.

Since he time, the United States and the Netherlands couldn't care less. You don't like that, you don't like to Oh, you don't like uh. Megan A Rappino and he and I do not like the fact that in the last game, Yeah, Vietnam women stood at attention and each of them

sang their national anthem. The American girls stood there enacted uninterested and I'm taking you know what, if you show America that kind of disrespect, I will give you none soccer action right here tomorrow night at TQL Stadium, the second second of the section of the League's Cup. What about Messi FC Cincinnati hosting

Shivas Guadalajara Mexico Guadalajara Chivas. Why because it's the League's Cup. They got different leagues playing MLS is playing differently, you know, the different soccer just for you know, did you see Messi Messi? Yes, he's unbelievable, Andy Mack. I saw the two goals, the first one. The first one he hooked in there. How do you do that? And then I saw a tape the other day yesterday David Beckham, the brother at Jeff, did the same thing, the exact same shot, put it right up there

in the corner. I'm thinking, you couldn't. I couldn't do that in me. Oh, believe them. Here he is my title and I'm again so was like Tommy g and Kevin on the call, Tommy Cheese going nuts. I got in smoked pot. He's got a lot of breath. Again, that was this one goal. Imagine if I think that you know what I think that was actually Marty sounded like Marty and doing that call, and I was showing the background. I think so women number two, I keep

me ass she's act like you've been there before. The scored about eight billion goals. He's still going if this guy some oxygen? The mess like an opera singer him too. I guess I just said he Messi's on the pre postgame show. He's the star of the game. And it wasn't the Southern sponsors the opera. That sounded like John Barrett a little bit there at the end. You know what? That that was gotch A good call, that's true. Wow, Well, we'll see what happens this afternoon with the Reds.

I'm talking about one oh five with the yidd Man. I'll be with you until then. I get the call about ten o'clock last night. Yeah, Willie, we're in trouble. I said, what telling me to go in? And where's Gary Jeffer? What trouble? Sloaney is not feeling well, Okay, Mike McConnell has gone correct. Senior Michael Allen is in Milwaukee rooting the Reds. Mike Allen Junior is in trial. Starling's in Columbus and n Brew ken Brew and is not speaking to you? Then can you do?

I said, sure, what the hell, what the hell, I'll come in and do it all segment, get me out of the Stude report. As we get ready for red Spaceball and a couple hours, but we have Dan Hills coming on to rip on the city of Cincinnati at noon. Will he in honor of a hot day here in the Tri State and go reds this afternoon. I like to have Tommy Thrall call a home run like the announcer did with MESSI. We leave you with the immortal words of the

student Triport. We brought Israelis and call Sins together at a political level, crime shrine and as I affirmed, a friend, ministry, everybody, Yeah, yeah, yeah, the heck was that it was him talking about That was the president in Israel and the president of our country talking about ringing. Oh okay, yeah you got that there they live over there, you got that. Yeah. Let's continue with more. We never stopped. We simply continue. I may cease power and rule for a thousand years. A news

radio seven hundred w Alda. You get georgickets now dot com for our twenty twenty three. Society today is the great Scott Powell with the book Rediscovering America is doing so well, but also his various websites as a column at newsmax dot com, which is spectacular and with his opinion I'll share with you with his view points, I'll share with you the couple of sentences that begin this article at newsmax dot com. Americans who hope for a return to normalcy in

the wake of COVID nineteen pandemic have been disheartened and shocked. The trajectory of that which is not normal and overall dysfunctional continues trending upward. The results are unpresident demoralization, and suicides in America. He lays it out, our governing authorities have contributed to the people's estrangement by the lack of transparency, blatent dishonesty,

unpresidented corruption, disrespect of the Constitution. The Biden administration's Ukraine policy, backed by many in the GOP, does nothing but invite escalation, as well as potentially a catastrophic war with Russia, even a nuclear war. And at home, most Americans now find that many virtues and norms that they have honored for generations are being demeaned, if not ShredIt so much more. Scott Powell,

welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Scott, when I read the column in a sense, I get it's objective, but I get a bit depressed about what's happening. But then you give us hope with the Sound of Freedom movie, the Sound of Freedom in the movie, which is doing quite well. But yeah, can you lay out we got all the Trump indictments going on, everything is right is wrong, wrong is right? Joe Biden mentally is not president. Nobody wants to get rid of him because of

who the vice president, who is more incompetent. So just on the issue of disrespecting the constitution, tell us your thoughts on that. Well, first of all, Bill, it's an honor to be on your show. You just do it such a great job in educating the Americans. Well, I think that the reason for hope is not that complicated. It is that we

are in an awakening period now. And you point out, and I have in the article a reference to this new film, The Sound of Freedom, which is waking people up to the fact that America is now the number one destination for child and six traffickers. Yes, this is shocking. You know, normal people really love children, They care about children, They want a better future for their children. If the ship is going down, you know it's the women and children that get into the lifeboat, right, the men

sacrifice. Yes, In other words, children are sacred. And the fact that we are now the number one country in the world for trafficking children is an incredible wake up call. Now, it's that truth is very hard for people to handle. I acknowledge that, I understand that. But once you understand, once you've seen it, you can't unthink it, you can't unsee it. It changes you. You then become a different person. And how are you going to vote for the Democrat Party? For instances, let's applied

as once you're you're woken up, how are you going to vote? What are you gonna do about it? Well, the fact is that President Biden and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorcas and others that are assisting them in maintaining this open border policy are effectively facilitators and accomplices in this large scale, horrendous capital crime. People should all go to jail and I impeach them.

Whatever it is they know. In addition to that, once in one hundred and fifty thousand Americans are killed because if pantonel produced and communist read China and sold to the drug cartels. And on top of what is it about America under Joe Biden that killed so one hundred and fifty thousand Americans every year with

fentanyl number two? You don't live in our state, but in Ohio we're gonna according to the polls past the most far left wing radical abortion allowing partial birth abortion through the ninth month of pregnancy, killing unborn babies and sexualizing children is what Joe Biden is all about. Joe Biden, Grandpa, think about a brutalizing children, sexually trading, children murdered, killing babies in the womb, unborn, the blood of the innocence, or on the Democratic Party,

and this is like okay. In the American people say that's what I want. I want more babies, unborn babies killed. I want more suicides on the sub caused by southern border, the sieve, and I want more children sexually trafficked. What the hell's going on? Well, I mean, are in a spiritual battle, a cultural and spiritual battle. The likes of which we really haven't seen before. I mean, the country's more divided now,

are as divided as a civil war. But you know, even during the Civil War, the conflict all started with the Southern States seceding because they felt their rights were being violated by the Washington government. And which party was that, Scott, Which party gave us slavery, lynchings, the rape of black women and girls that selling them? Which party was that? That was the Democrat Party? Well, I see consistencies, But the media is part of

the Democratic Party. We keep electing individuals who are causing suicides, sexual trafficking, killing of the innocence, and they're in power. Well they're in power for now. But I think that we are in an extraordinary time of awakening.

And once you understand the truth, and that includes the truth of history as well as the present truths, and you link them together, you know, you connect all the dots, you cannot go back to voting behavior that is enslaving you or that is selling out your freedom, because that is what is happening. We are in a critical time for in the survival of this great experiment in a constitutional republic. Our survival is at stake now. It

has never been closer. We've never been closer to losing it than we are right now. So let's wake up in the book and let's vote accordingly, up and down, you know, local elections, state, federal. But we all need to get involved. This is a time for action. It's not enough to know what the problems are. You need to act and get involved. And that's why I admire you, Bill, because you have been

involved for how many years now? Forty you over forty years. Over forty years you have been You have been on Paul Revere's horse riding to wake up the American people. Well you also, you know part of your column of Newsmax it's about the Ukrainian War. And let's face it, I want Russia to lose. Russia. It's a form of communism to tolitarianism. Uh Vladimir Putin is a mass murderer, He's a killer. It's terrible. Of course, similar things are happening in the Congo and in Uganda and in Miamar so

terrible things are happening. I want the Russians to lose and I want the Ukrainians to win. However, it appears we're getting closer to a nuclear war with Russia in which one hundred million Americans will die, and we're just we're just rushing into that because it's the right thing to do. Explain that, well, of course, it's not the right thing to do. I mean, I think that these people are you know, these people, these these

these pushing people pushing for continuing aid to Ukraine. Look, wars happened is primarily a border war. And I'm not going to legitimize it in any way, shape or form, but it's a it's a you know, it's an East European border war. And I think that there's a solution that will involve making some adjustments on those borders and a peace agreement. And part of that would be that Ukraine remain a neutral nation that does not join NATO. I don't know, but I don't think. You know, we've we've got to

make compromises to bring about peace. You know, blessed are the peacemakers. Never forget that, you elected officials, you need to always try to find a solution of peace, and it will involve some compromise. But the people in Washington, they want the distraction of war and they want to feed the military industrial complex. Money. That's it's money, yes, the money,

big money, big money. It was Eisenhower, who you know who who perhaps was the first to really ring the alarm on the military industrial complex that it was real, that it was powerful, and that it could drive unnecessary wars because it benefited, uh, you know, the defense related industry,

which is huge. Well, Scott Powell, I look at this and I'm thinking, here we are in twenty twenty three, and I'm thinking, if I miss something, that we have an official governmental policy to kill the unborn, an official government policy to have an open southern border causing the death of at least one hundred and fifty thousand Americans year Fenton oh Heroin, we have official government policy encouraging the trafficking for sexual purposes of little boys and girls,

and the American people, according to polling, may put Joe Biden back in office causing those policies. And then we got the Ukraine situation. God knows that could be a nuclear exchange with Russia that we can't survive. And then you have a part here about how congressman sources of wealth of Congressman, senators, government officials accumulate that exceed their public service salaries, I would add by a factor of a hundred. Joe Biden has spent his life in public service.

According to most of the information from the FBI, he's and his family's collected maybe a hundred million dollars structuring deals to change American foreign policy. And most of the mainstream media says, you know what, Well, get over it. That's been litigated. I'm looking at a button paid for president, killing the unborn, Southern border deaths, trafficking sexually of children, and it's

like, it's all, okay, don't worry about it. Can we What happens if Biden and Kamala Harris getting reelected and we have another four to fifteen years of this policy, how do we survive? Oh? Well, Bill, First of all, you heard it from me. Joe Biden will not be reelected. I don't believe he'll make it. I don't he won't be the nominee. I don't think he'll he'll be able to make it through his

entire first term. Frankly, I mean the stuff, the stuff that's coming out now is again, I go back to what I said in the beginning. Once you see the truth, you can't unsee it. The truth about the Biden family that they are. They are the most corrupt criminal enterprise that has ever occupied the White House. I mean, you could say that the Clinton family was corrupt. Obama was very corrupt. I mean, look at Obama right now. How many homes does he have? He has waterfront property

in Martha's Venue. I don't know what that's worth. Eight million dollar dollars, ten million dollars. He's got waterfront in Hawaii, he has property in Dubai, has properties all over the place. Where do you get that money? Look, he's you know. You know one thing about Obama is that he he liked to play a lot of golf. He doesn't really want to

work very hard. So I don't see him really working his reputation with you know, with unending speaking engagements and writings that would give him income after he's out of office. He has he made a lot of money through his connections. Uh, and in some ways, you know, that's illicit money really. I Mean, the thing that people give a pass to is that there's

a big industry of making money for providing access. But in the case of the Bidens, it's not just providing access, is it is selling out the interests of the United States treason and audition, and it's punishable by death. Money. They're doing it for money, and no one, i mean God knows that Clinton's monetized the office, but all the girl friends and and all the oral sex and the oval office, and take all the payoffs at Kathleen

Willie and Paula Corbyn Jones and a half a dozen other women. And he left office. And George Bush was asked a few times in oh one, shouldn't you appoint and pursue indictments against Bill Clinton for lying under oath repeatedly and for using government services to pay off girlfriends and all that stuff, And he said no, we got to move on. And practically every president's left office with the capability of being indicted by the next guy for what he did.

But now we have, for the first time in American history, we have one administration indicting repeatedly the leader of the opposition party to make sure he can't run because they know he would probably win, so now they want to make an impossible table for him to win, to keep the sex trafficking, the fentonel and other stuff continuing and Americans continuing to arm Ukraine, possibly causing a thermonuclear war exchange with Russia, and we may vote for that. Again.

It's unbelievable. Well not if you keep doing your work, Bill, because I'm doing my best. All I do is talk. But Scott Palast, that's what I'm doing. And just take heart. Be comforted in knowing that as you speak the truth and you encourage your audience to act, that is, talk to your neighbors, your family, your friends, and get the word out. The truth is what sets us free. We cannot vote for

lies. We can't live under lies. Liesly to tyranny, and we are not far from tyranny of tyranny if we don't clear this corruption out of our government. Scott Powell, thank you. The book is Rediscovering America. If you're a home schooler, if you're a charter school, if you're a private of Catholic school, Rediscovering America. It's everywhere, and your column is at newsmax dot com as we speak. The headline is Sunlight of Truth, God

best cure for America's many ills. And when I speak to my buddies, knowledgeable people, they all say, man, are we in trouble? We just borrowed about two weeks ago an additional one point two trillion dollars from various sources to fund the quick unsatisfied spending habits of Republicans and Democrats. It's unbelievable. Thirty two trillion on its way to forty trillion that cannot be paid back. Add the moral problems, add the blood of the unborn, ad fentanyl,

add sex trafficking, and my god, are we in trouble. Scott Powell, we gotta run. Thank you once again, Thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham show. You and I are like Paul Revere in the night, ringing the bell, and I hope more and more Americans hear it and they are. Bill take heart, keep going, Scott, thank you, Thank you. You're a great American. Let's continue with more. News

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here? So? I have no idea. This is a mess. Got a call from Tony Bender Willie. We got a problem, I said the chief of staff here by the way, Yes, we call him the VP VP of programs. It was a little bit more better job, much better job than Pennsylvania Avenue. But tomorrow Sloaney is scheduled to be back if he if he can. He's got voice problems, so we'll see what happens if we wish him the best. Segment get me into the Stuge Report because we

got nothing but issues. I almost left my foot inside my big strain last night about ten thirty pm when the rents were coughing that bad boy up, Willie. The Stude Report is a proud service of your local Thame Star heating get air conditioning dealers. Tame star quality. You could feel in Cincinnati, calwayoming air at one eight eight eight nine nine six h V. A c andy beauty may need a bit this next few days. That fair to say

you're not kidney. The air conditioner is gonna be rocking and rolling the next couple of days when it's gonna be a close to one hundred and one hundred and five, and Jennifer Catchmark says gonna be one hundred and fifty. Feels like one hundred and fifty. Out by Friday Hondred than the Hinges of Hell Andrew Abbot's six scoreless sendings, Willie will Benson with a big two run homer the ninth, and Alexis Diaz got out of a jam at the end.

Give him his Reds beat the Brewers four to three. Let him rest regron out just a half game back of the brew Crew in the NL Central. The series wraps up this afternoon final game between these two Central and His arrivals for the rest of the season. I don't want to see them anymore. He neither, especially those those blue brew crew uniforms. What have they won

like three games against Milwaukee, Yeah, they're three and nine. They're thirty two and nine again with against the red of the league winning when you're winning four to nothing, bottom of the ninth, two men are out and there's two strikes on the batter and nobody's on the not only the Rids. Uh seven out of wlw's coverage one ten with the Ralph's American grill inside pitch, I'm trying to get our TV sets turned on and takes an act to Congress.

How about how about this Willie Jim Day a Bally Sports Ohio reports let's call him, of course, the during the broadcast a Tuesday night, let's call it. You know when that fan when Ellie Dealer Cruise had that lay they had that little note, Well he missed it. You know, he got robbed of a home run and then he hit one toshkosh. Yeah. Well, Jim Day says that the fan that went outside the ballpark and got the ball, couldn't re enter with his ticket, pursuing Alie de la Cruz's

four hundred fifty six feet shot foot shot in the in the third. He said, the fan saw it bounced out of the stadium. Uh. He went outside the stadium to retrieve it. He had to They couldn't use his ticket again. He had to repay to get back in. If you can figure out baseball, please let me know now that you're welcome. How about that stupid how about how about that deal that is still if you can call it Jim Day, I'd be great. I don't know. I say that's

impossible, thank you. So he's like a man. Tony Bender has fixed our forty thousand square inch TV said, I'm watching now CNBC. If you if you need your TV fixed, Bender Electronics and one eight hundred Tony Bender course speaker. Now I get lunch. Now speakers don't work. We go down to get his car too, but at least we got a TV set. That warning my Magnavox and my Sony trent Atron, because we are now in a streaming service that we can't figure out. Also last night from our

good friend Joel Luck up the king of stats at b SC. Last night, the Red's face Corbyn Burns for the third time in eighteen days. This is a second time in Red's history they have faced a former Cy Young Award winner three times and as a starter in eighteen days. Let's look up character and knows everything. It started the last time nineteen fifty nine. Fifty nine, the Reds faced Warren Spawn remember him from the Braves. They won two

out of three against the great one. He may be the greatest left hander of all time? How about that? So there you go, right there from Joel luck Up? What is it to get? Get Joe luck Up in here? This guy, we're trying thing. He's you know, he's he's elusive, and he's he's got to do stats. He's elusive. He's got to do stats for say Deck and the TV boys. I would say

this, get the hell out of Milwaukee, brew crew ever again. Right well, they're leaving today and not coming back if they lost that game last night. I had Bob Castellini on speed dial. Yeah four fit today's game. Yeah, get on the plane. Get the hell out of Milwaukee. The Bengals open training camp today. Gates of the practice fields opening about an hour and a half. What about Joe Burrow first workout as two fifteen? He did get a contract? What yesterday? What he's the newest brand ambassador

for body armored drinks? Joe Burrow? Another guy cleaned up yesterday? Justin a bear, I'm the chargers? How much? Five years? Two hundred and sixty five and a half million dollar contract extension? What about Joe Burrow? What about him? Bump? That's that's the let's go to our liveline and bangled them and see how the negotiations are going. Oh, they're not saying let's go to h He's still he's still up in the air. Willy

about going to Saudi Arabia for three thirty million? How much three hundred and thirty million a year? I would go sold? You have a doubt about that. If they pay you three thirty they kick a ball around a third of a billion dollars. That's like serious money even to you. Amen to that. All I know is that we have nothing but issues, that's for sure. But your the TV's are fixed, or at least one of them, and that's good. I only can't figure it. Leave them alone.

Whoever's doing don't want to screw him up watching that, you know what stuff at night about. Hopefully not Lance McAllister's watching that. I hope not that guy. How about the mistakes the Empires made that cost the rent the first game. I hope those guys get in trouble. And how about a because you never you never hear about an umpire like you know, you know, he just he just goes on vacation. What about Abbott being shut down and

not pitching anymore. I don't know. We'll see back Homer Green. Well, if he gets shut down, then you got you got Green, you got Lodolo coming back. T J M Tone, you got Vladimir Gutierrez, got everybody. You're gonna have four hundred pitchers for five days now you wait and see. So why get Justin Verlander and Max? Sure? You said, dad, they're not gonna get those two guys? Are you at here?

I heard a report they might buy Who can't say yeah, right, can't say Rocky Boiman, Yes, yeah, Rocky wants Kate to be here, that's h yeah. But Max Scherzer and Charis A. Verland are not doing the best, that's for sure. And the Mets are not the best, and they say the Cardinals are gonna unload everybody, but as Arnado and gold Schmitt going someplace, Well, we don't need them. We need pitching.

Maybe not well. I don't know. I don't know. If you shut down Abbott, I think the Reds fans would be peasants with pitch sports thrown off the side of my ballpark. The great American. I don't know. Willie will wait and see what happens. Because when I pitched for Tomas Funeral Home right and hal Pennington's Wilson Freight Forwarding and Rutter's Pharmacy right and Darre Park theater, I used to pitch doubleheaders. The first game right handed,

the second game left handed. I threw both ways. Um let him pitch both ways. But keep Abbott in there is what I say. Oh, we'll see what happens. If they get a little pitching help at the trade deadline, they may end up a saving that young kid. He's pretty good, Yes he is. His era is now the one point nine zero. That's impossible. That's Sandy Kofax material. And get Bob Gibson what you're comparing Abbott to Sandy Kofax and Bob Giftson just said it. I'm e d R

A wife. Rob Butcher said it is no comment. Okay, well, but the REDS officials are discus using when to shut down. I don't know who knows it, who knows what's gonna happen him? Do you have a comment? No, I have nothing. That's no, nothing that's obvious. Yes, don't. We'll see what happens. But afternoon today I have on Sergeant Dan Hills maybe going after Cheryl Long city manager. By the way, she's still bankrupt that I don't know. You know more about that than I

do. Well, she's issued a statement casting aspersions on Sergeant Dan Hills. What he wants to respond? Oh? Seven, Well, we'll see what happens, won't we? Justice Justice Joe? What's he's moving back in to him? You like this? Nine? Could you get used to this? Ninety a m. To noon? Yes, I'm thinking about nine am to three pm, so six full hours, yes of you me? And wouldn't

that be something six stooge reports? Yes? Now, wouldn't that be something that didn't wake up the try state, wake him up and put him to sleep. We'll see what there's severe constitutional issues here. Thank you? There are cases that say you can't do this, and we'll see what happens. He's gonna start indicting people again. On the Supreme Court. He'll be indicting him, trying him, convicting him, then reviewing the sentence and affirming it.

So Joe is going to have complete justice the Supreme allied commander of the courts. Yes, And how about the governor and the lieutenant governor? This morning? Will he open it up the state Burr. I'm gonna call Mike Columbus. They got the butter cow and everybody. I'm gonna call Mike and get him on tomorrow. How about this? Look to your right, hunter, plead deal appears to fall apart. Maybe there's justice yet, Well what's that? Then they go, will wait a minute? That point the foolishness

has got to stop, thank you, Mike. Well, really, the judge has the option of accepting or not accepting the plea deal. Because the Biden family has now corrupted the FBI and the Department of Justice. They make the Sopranos look like fools. I call them the Sopranos. So the judge that dropped the plea deal and put this guy in a joint. Yeah, what he would do is not accepted and set the matter for trial. You didn't say let's try him on the felonies. Yes, the sopranos Tony aka

Joe is in charge of this dysfunctional criminal family. But yeah, the question is what was his crime? I think Benjamin Crump called in with those comments. I'm just what's his crime? That's what Benjamin. What's his crime? That's what Benjamin wants to know. Well, his crime was taking millions and millions of dollars from Chinese, from Romanians, from Ukrainians, from Baris and

more. What was his crime? What? What's his crime? That's what we're trying to figure out, Jack, Tony Bender, I'm buying you lunch because you've fixed the damn TV sets. Thank god we got a million dollars studio. If we had a cheap one, we'd have real trouble. You couldn't get on the air. At least you're on the air, I think, but I'm not sure. Think So how about this plea deal appears to fall apart? Oh, democrats not gonna like that. Whoa oh about grandpa

sniffing women's hair and little girls? That's Joe Biden stumbling up the steps. That's Joe Biden putting a lid on the presidency at noon every day. That's Joe Biden. How much money did he make being vice president? And then who's this boy, the one guy's talking about the border crisis? My yorkist. Yeah, we got one there. Now. We can't put the boys in the middle of the river to keep people from that doesn't make sense,

thank you, mister president. Chef died at Martin's vineyard, drowned. I'll say this where the number number one country in the world for suicides, Number one country in the world four human trafficking of children. Yeah, number one country in the world for drug abuse. Yeah. So we're doing some things wrong and the media ignores it all because it affects them because nobody messes with

Joe. Ain't that the truth? That's for sure? Well, maybe this federal judge has I pray to God the thing falls a Barn't that judge? They got a trump a pointe yes, whoa. Now what he'll do is he'll get he'll get he'll get he'll get ripped for maybe calling that judge and letting him, letting him have it. You know what, I'm saying, how about this. I gotta text from Bob the Bricklayer. Joe Biden is the godfather. I call him Tony Soprano, Do what happens? Segment will

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for something locally is going on a great interest. I'm holding in my hands right in now a statement of Cheryl Long, the city manager, in which she says, quote, this is the first time the FOP has expressed concern over the redistancing plan, and this response comes as a surprise, not least because FOB President Dan Hills has personally voiced his support for the plan. Joining mean now is that same Sergeant Dan Hills, Sergeant Dan, welcome again in

the Bill Cunningham Show. Sergeant true or false? Is this the first time you've expressed concern? I would say a half true. Let's go with a half true on that one. That's good half trus better than what you get most of the time in the media today. UM. Look, I'm not going to um avoid any blame on this. I I'm being directed by my members who were displeased with me. That you know, after seven years of fighting for a new District five, I kind of I guess I kind of

backed down when they came out with this plan. I saw issues with it, I discussed issues with it, but I came under the belief that no matter what I did, even if I set my hair on fire and jumped off a bridge, there was nothing the city was going to do about building a new district five. So with that information, with that belief that again my members are a little disappointed that I came to an acceptance of this.

I remained, uh, mostly silent on this. I hit a few comments about, you know, I think that I think this is awfully far some of these neighborhoods to be away from their district, and and I did. I did make some comments about some of the statements about how it's not a problem because police in are dispatched from the beat where they're in, unlike firemen who are dispatched from the firehouse. Once again, that's partially true. So

we're dealing with a lot of partially truths. I think what the manager is saying is partially true. What the chief says about cops being dispatched from their beat is partially true. There's a lot of issues though, and again my members said, no, Dan it's time. It's time to get back and uh and and and force some serious discussion about the problems of this, which

whenever you want, Willie, I will let them fly. Fine. So I think this is noteworthy that you've seen me be saying as a public official, you may have made a mistake, And no public officials ever say that. They always blame someone else. So you're kind of taking a responsibility for the fact that you did not voice concerned because you didn't see the future.

What role to his officer, Terry mcguffey's beating and near death at the hands of a mentally ill career criminal play in the decision that you didn't know about

this weeks ago. But when you talk about Terry mccuffey within an inch of his life, his eyes gouged out, beaten by this career criminal, mentally ill felon that the distances involved meant that if it happened in a little bit of a different way, he would have been murdered, his eyes would have been gouged out, he would have been beaten to death by this career criminal. What role to Terry mcguffey's beating have to do with this? It was

a huge role. Again, my members came to the meeting, they said, you know, look, we are upset as heck about what happened to Terry. We're super upset about what we've learned that sometimes that day, Terry had one backup in all the central business sections, So all of downtown south of the Central Parkway, there was two cops, Willie, two cops on the street. There might have been a boss in the station doing bop stuff,

but there were two cops out on the street. And Terry has spoke to the chief spoke to me, said Dan often, I was the only policeman. I was the only policeman. So they're spinning this renewal of District five like they can make things better a little less they ad been. But in the end we have to learn a lesson of where the city always goes. They want to shrink dollars spend to policing. They do not want to

expand dollars to policing, so go into one less district. Let me speak a little bit about what the chief says about cops are dispatch from the beat where they're on. This is true, but they have to get to that beat. So imagine if you're depending on your policeman in College Hill. He's now coming or she's coming from Price Hill to start their shifts, and they may go back one time or two times during their shifts for different reasons.

If you take property, you have to go back. So if you're going from College Hill back to Price Hill, Ferguson Avenue, if you're going from Northside back to Price Hill to take property as part of an arrest or other issues. You know, sometimes nature calls or whatever that you decide to go back to the district when there's traffic. I'm going to give a rough estimate. I believe it's a conservative estimate. I'm not trying to exaggerate this thing,

trying again be responsible as a public spokesperson. In sicial. It can take twenty minutes when there's heavy traffic. So if you're losing twenty minutes on the beat at the beginning to shift twenty minutes at the end, that's forty And then you go back and forth one or two times during your shift, which is possible, it's not even likely. Then you're talking about each time

around trip forty minutes. Forty minutes. So let's save the officer on the beat next to you, or the two opicers on the two beats next you are both somewhere back at the police station working on paperwork or whatever, and then you end up in a situation that Terry McGuffey ended up in, and there's nobody that's going to come and help you when you call for help. That's where these opticers see this going. They've seen the nature of government.

I was going to say the nature of the beast, but I'm trying to have a little bit better relationship with miss Long and Keiths BG. But the nature of government is they will spend where they wish to spend, not where needs to be spent. And so look, five districts, I would say if you came to me in my opinion, and that's why I fought for a new district five. All along, they're making it sound like I was ra ra where instead what I was doing was going you win. You know,

I'm sick of fighting this fight. You win, And I got beaten about my uh in hand myself politically not physically like Terry. Obviously Willie buy my coppers who said no, no, no, Dan, you gave in on this. We appreciate you fought the hard fight for seven years, but you gave in. And this is wrong, and so yes, Willie, I am taking responsibility instead of throwing it all at Chief eg and all at the city manager. I did not protest as loudly as I should have.

I have always seen problems when your police station is in Price Hill, if you live in College Hill, if you live in Northside, if you live in Mount Harry, if you live in Witton Hills, your police station is now in Avonelle, and you're the policeman. Isn't the only one traveling back and forth to the police district, Willie, If you want to make a police report in person, you have to go all the way from Northside to

Price Hill. You have to go all the way to Mount Harry to Price Hill, and the same with Witton Hills, all the way to Avondale to District four. Four police districts for a city of I think seventy six square miles and three hundred and ten thousand people is too small. Now, the other thing hold on the City of Cincinnati received hundreds of millions, maybe up to a billion point two dollars from the federal government with COVID nineteen relief.

The city the last two or three years is flushed with hundreds of millions of dollars. Why couldn't they have built taken some of that money enough for social welfare purposes? Couldn't they have taken a chunk of that dough maybe ten million dollars or seven million, and built one a hell of a District five. Well, let me tell you about what they need to spend on a district. I think they end up spending some ungodly amount on District three. And

that's a lot because they had to go green Willie. They had that ternal heating that goes into the ground, They had solar panels on the roof. They did all these things and then they built a taj Maha. I mean, this thing is, this thing is the pride and joy of the since Police Department. And I talk about something that I I said, but before I was in my h position with the platform I have now, I was like, why did they do this this gigantic place in District three when they

need District five as well? They Ah, well I didn't. I didn't. I didn't have that wisdom. And I said, the half of this should have gone to build a new district in District five at the time that was still in that what we called a three bedroom ranch on Ludlow that we ended up starting to look at the health problems. The police spend a work there, so I I felt responsible. I worked and worked to get them out of of Lodlow, which was a uh and I say crap hole on

the radio. Um. And then then I I I pushed and pushed and pushed um to get them out of the temporary crap hole that was up there on Hamilton Avenue. And and and like I said, uh, worn out from seven years of politic and about what is common sense we needed. We need a district for policemen to work out of. I I I gave in too early. And like I said, there was an official media emotion made at the meeting on Monday night of the members active members were there. They

got off you. Yeah, they were pissed off and they're they're they're pissed off of me. They're pissed off at others too, but they're pissed off at me. And and uh so yeah, I got to stand up and say this is not there's not a good plan in their eyes. And they're the one they were sitting in a patrol car. They're the ones that are

out there on the four wheels. They're the ones that are responding to your your call for help, and they're saying, Look, going back and forth, which does happen during the day, is going to eat up too much time and it's going to again the ward I think is isolation. Terry McGuffey was isolated when he was attacked by that monster, and they fear that this will lead to more isolation. And they also think it's it's symbolist, symbolistic

of how the city of cincinnat values the patrol function of the police. But I'll say this age, Yeah, the city has three hundred and ten thousand residents or so. We have a small police compliment. When you've told me repeatedly on and off the air that if you go south of Central Parkway to the Ohio River many times there are one or two cops in that entire region. Now, if the criminal element figures out that there's only one or two

cops, guess what, There'll be more crime than you can handle. And we don't know that you'd like to think you've got nine hundred and fifty cops you'd only have nine hundred and fifty cops and only one point you got one or two and the Central Business District correct, yes, you know that's our Central Business Section is kind of like a half district. But you know it needs to be manned twenty four to seven. It needs to be manned.

But more than one person. You know, here, here's here's Austin Terry McGuffey, a gentleman, a fine gentleman of grandfather, a father sixties sixties sixty six. Actually, will he's fifty six years old. He's sixty six years old. He's delayed retirement, he's told me in the past, is because of his loyalty to sell officers. Because if he's not there sometimes there, that'll mean one person is working by themselves. It's been a big problem

in Central Business Section. It's been a big problem in District two as well. Willie. You know what white District two is big of an area that has white they don't have as many policemen is because they have less calls for service. They don't have the same amount of calls for service the District three or District four does with higher crime rates. So you have this gigantic area. District two is our biggest geographically, and often they'll have a relief of

two or three people. And so if one of them need help and they're in Maltworhington, Say, or somewhere else at the edge of of their history trouble they called for help, they have to wait for the county to come. Now, hold on, I wanted to I wanted to bring this up up against I'm always up against the clock. I want to get your comment about twenty five year old Tyrone Hunter since then I police arrested him July twenty fourth, a couple days ago. He faces one charge of murder for a

woman's death. He fired into a house and killed a pregnant woman. By the way, it's interesting that when you kill a pregnant woman you're charged with two homicides. That's a different issue. But a few months ago he fired into a home and a judge in him on a county released him on bond. And the victim's family and in this case, her name is iris Or Roseman was taken to the hospital. She died from the injury. She's pregnant

with a fourth child. The child died. Why was a guy in January who took a weapon and fired into an home, put by a judge out on bond. Why did that happen? Willie? Let me tell you that the left is unbelievableness. They keep calling from more and more gun laws. Well, there's a lot of laws and gun laws that are that are out there that when they're violated, the judges never set a high bond, or some judges never set a high bond. They do not give good sentences,

good long sentences on these crimes. So why do they want more gun laws if they're not even will to enforce the gun laws that are already there. It's insanity. We well, we know what it is, and it's attempt to get a law abiding people's weapon so that everybody has to need the government to protect them. And you know, it's it's something that people answer to

start standing up and saying, look, you're you're you're lying. You're lying when you say you care about gun crime, because people from your party, judges from your party, go do a darned thing when somebody gets marched in front of them. We let people out of jail constantly with our bond on weapons, on our disability. You know what that means Willie means that you've been convicted of a felony and you've lost your right to carry a weapon.

But we we we catch people. Are coppers catch people constantly with firearms. They get march before judges, they get no our bond, they never get a sentence, they get slapped on the wrist time and time and time again. So you have all these people who have had bad records out there with bad intentions carrying guns. There's a discream, it happens, then there's a shooting. Then we all sit there and looking around, call, oh,

why are we havn't so many shootings in Cincinnati. It's because we're not enforcing the gun laws on the books. Instead, we're sitting around talking about having more gun laws so we can enforce gun laws on the normally law a body people, not the people already running around tam with felony records, cracking off shots at one another and catching innocent people in between, like that poor young lady in Silverton that got killed. That was such a terrible, terrible thing.

I'll tell you what, Sergeant Dan, many issues, little time, But I'm trying to find out the name of the judge in January, who said a ridiculously low bond on Tyrone Hunter so he would be out available to murder two people. Do you know the name of it? I don't, but when you find it, put it out there, please I will. I'll do it. Every day we can do, I'll do it. This is all you can do is put out there the hypocrisy of the left. They want more gun laws, but they won't enforce the gun laws on the

books. If they're not going to force the gun laws on the books, stop talking to me about more gun laws. Stop it. And my apologies to my members and the communities at District five for not continuing to fight like I was for seven years on their behalf. I accept your apology. You're

a stand up guy. You made a mistake, you admitted the mistake, and whenever I think about that, I'm gonna think of Officer Terry McGuffey, who, by the way, the Reds would like to have him throw at a first pitch whenever he's available, If you'll let me know, Karen Kraft at the Reds would love to honor Terry McGuffey. The police officer beaten has eyes gauged out, but by this monster career criminal. They would love to honor him what they find out. His pitching is better than that guy that

got sheld in the knife inning. The almost lose the game last night. I'm watching that last night. If the Reds lost that game for zip nobody on base, two out with two strikes on the batter. If they lost that game, I was going to urge the Reds to for fit today's game something. Get on the plane and get the hell out of Milwaukee. Well, sooner, it'll be after Terry Cutt pitches from that man when the manager goes to the man and and and yeah, points to his right hand,

bringing mc duffie. Well, we need more gun laws. Yeah, you know, Hunter Biden doesn't follow the gun laws. For God's sakes. We need more gun laws to make it more difficult for law of Biden citizens to protect himselves. Oh, he follows the cocaine laws either. Really, how about the tax laws? Not? Not important? Well, what if you didn't pay taxes for four years and had twenty eight million dollars in income that you didn't file taxes on? Do you think you might be in trouble?

Oh? Yeah, I think there. I think there'll be several, uh, several politicians on the laugh. That would be like Sergeant Dan Hills Biden, hell by Biden, You're okay, You're good to go. Don't follow the gun laws, use cocaine by hookers. Uh, take money from Bresma, No problem. If you're a Biden, we'll take care of you. We gotta runs off. Help your day of the beach share, that's all. Just help your day with the beach chair. You got me all pissed off. Now I had a quiet Now you got me all pissed off.

Thank you, Thank you. We'll see you soon. Thank you. Let's continue unbelievable News Radio seven hundred w LW out of state special interest Frank Seinbelt gets it done at ACR. Let's you and I get into this a little bit, because it's happening breaking as I speak, that the prosecutors, better prosecutors and Hunter Biden seemingly have now agreed to a more limited plea deal. Now that is not yet happened in court. That's the reporting of the mainstream

media. Will see what happens. But to go back in time just a little bit, I'd say ninety nine point nine percent of the time when the prosecution and the defense agree on a deal, the judge will implement the deal agreed to by the parties. It is quite rare. In fact, in my years, I don't think I've ever seen it where a trial judge interferes with the deal deal between the state and the defend That it happens on occasion. I've read about it, but it's it's a less than a one percent

chance. So when federal prosecutors employed by Joe Biden and Mary Garland strike a deal with Hunter Biden, knowing who his daddy is, the odds they thought of the judge agreeing to the deal is over percent. Kind of like last night when the Reds had afforded nothing lead in the bottom of the ninth, with nobody on base, two out, and two strikes on the batter. The odds of the Reds losing that game was almost non existent. In fact,

that almost happened but didn't. But I regress nonetheless, So any party can file an amicus brief, which means a friend of the court that indicating the deal agreed to between the two parties is not right, not fair. Now, it is quite unusual to have anyone interfere in a deal between between the Feds and a defendant, because I don't have a dog in that hunt

in this case. A few days ago, after Shapely and Ziggler, the two employed IRS agents in charge of criminal activities relative to tax returns, gave their sworn testimony in the Congress that this was unbelievable what the IRS and what the DOJ had given to Hunter Biden. That one of the congressmen filed that

testimony with the court on Monday or Tuesday. This is Wednesday. It also turns out that yesterday one of the attorneys, a female attorney for Hunter Biden, called the clerk's office, pretending to be a different attorney, asking the court to strike down and remove from the record those comments of those congressmen.

But that's a different issue to be determined later. So they're in court this morning and the state that I mean, the Feds presented the plea agreement in writing, and then the Hunter Biden team presented what they thought the plea agreement was, and there was a dispute. The dispute was this. This is like two hours ago. The Feds indicated to the federal judge that this investigation in a sense will continue on other issues. Hunter Biden's team said, now,

wait a minute. We thought we believed that these two misdemeanors and an expungible felony on the gun charge which amounted to nothing, would be the final act of the investigation, and the FED said that's not the case. So there was a conflict between the two parties as to what the deal deal was. The FED said, this is an aspect of the investigation, but the investigation otherwise continues, while hunter Biden's team said, this is the conclusion of

all investigations by the fed's against hunter Biden. So the judge recessed court and said, you two go to try to work something out, because obviously there's not a deal deal when one party says that this package is wrapped up with a bow on it and the other party says, no, it's not so.

Now, according to reporting which happened at one pm Eastern time, that the two sides have come to another understanding, another deal, which will be presented to the Federal judge sometime in the next half an hour to forty five minutes. I would think it would take some time to type it up, right it up, get the parties to sign and according to speculation, the deal is going to be that the investigation will continue, but we'll see what

happens. There's speculation. Until you're in court, you're not sure exactly what it is. So according to reports, the prosecutors in the defense have agreed to a revised plead deal for Hunter Biden, and they're going to show up

in front of the judge. And according to reporting, Hunter Biden will still plead guilty to the tax misdemeanors for twenty seventeen and eighteen, but the agreement will also cover as taxually to conduct for the three years prior, which is fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen, And it's a more limited plead deal about

future investigations. So we'll see what happens. So I said to Sergeant Dan Hills, what would happen if you or I or you were under investigation by the federal authorities for five years involving numerous criminal activities that you have committed as

an American citizen. There's something in the Department of Treasury called STARS, which is which is Suspicious Activity Reports, which is the US Department of the Treasury keeps records and they do this every day of Moneys flowing into this country to allcs or individuals from overseas entities that looks suspicious. So what they do is

follow a report with the Internal Revenue Service. And so beginning in at least a year twenty fourteen, there's been one hundred and sixty five are reports filed against the Biden family on suspicious activities where millions and millions and millions of dollars are flowing in from Romania, Barisma and Energy Company in the Ukraine, other Ukraine entities, communists read China, Russia, the mayor of Moscow, Russia, etc. So they get this report that hey, we just got another

ten million dollars from Barisma coming into LLC's controlled by the Biden family, and so what they do is follow a report with the IRS. So then in twenty fourteen, the IRS opened an investigation to say, well, Joe Biden is the president, I'm sorry vice president, and Barack Hussaint Obama is the president, and so this was politically touchy, so they assigned it to the

best people. They have guys named Gary Shapeley and In Ziggler, and they've opened a fire and began investigating these structured settlements in which over beginning in twenty fourteen to twenty nineteen, the numbers about sixty million dollars have flowed from foreign interests into the pockets of Joe Biden, Jim Biden, Hunter Biden, Joe Biden and fourteen other members of the Biden family. That looks highly suspicious in which no taxes were paid. I would ask you what if that was you

doing that? What would happen to you and your family? Now, the second part of this is why did this happen? Were their expertise provided by Hunter and Joe Biden and no one else could provide? No? The answers No. The FBI generated several reports to indicate from the CEO of Barisma that the reason he sent five million dollars to Joe Biden and five million dollars to Hunter Biden was to stop the criminal investigation inside the Ukraine against Barisma by poor

Shanko who was the prosecutor prosecuting Barisma inside the Ukraine. So they wanted to use the influence of Joe Biden and indirectly Barakusain Obama to stop the investigation, and that's why they paid ten million dollars. It was a bribe to Joe Biden to hold up that one billion dollars that the US taxpayer was going to transfer to the Ukraine quid pro quo. Now, that is one of a hundred and fifty nine other suspicious reports of moneys flowing into the pockets of the

Biden family when they had no expertise whatsoever in that area of life. It was a bribe. It was paid a quid a pro and a quo. Look what's happening to maiain Ard and the PG Sittenfeld and the Jeff pastor locally and Kelly Prather just convicted for more or less taking money directly or indirectly for corrupt purposes. Of course, these are corrupt purposes because the Bidens could provide no worthwhile legal services to get the money. It had to be indirectly or

directly bribing the Bidens. And then you had last week the two IRS agents saying yes, what we recommended felony prosecutions of at least Hunter Biden, leading to Joe Biden himself, who's out. He's the president now. And of course the mainstream media, compared to Donald Trump and the Democratic Party doesn't care at all. I've had more than a few tell me, well, that's

what politicians do anyway, is politicians always get rich. Nancy Pelosi went into office having little or no money and came out of office with hundreds of millions of dollars. And Republicans do it too. This this is just a democratic deal. Everyone says, well, that's what happens in Washington. What a problem is Barisma in Ukraine and China has purchased the loyalty of Joe Biden by

all these payments to Hunter Biden and to Joe Biden. And sometime next week other business partners who were involved in these deals are going to testify under oath in Congress that Joe Biden knew exactly what was happening because they were on the phone with him and met with him in person and talked about all the money they were paying the Biden family. They're going to testify in the oath. Yes, Joe Biden took all these moneys millions and millions and millions of dollars.

And this is an old playbook of the communist Red Chinese and the Russians and the Iranians and the countries in the world that do the work of Lucifer. What they do is located early on receptive individuals in other countries who are more than willing to accept, in many cases tens of millions of dollars in bribes to bribe the leader of great nations and bad nations, which they do constantly, whether it's the Congo or Uganda, or Iraq or Cuba, or

in this case, the United States of America. They have other individuals, Republicans and Democrats, to whom they've given big money directly indirectly, betting at some point that person will be in a position of power to assist the Chinese. And they bet on Joe Biden early on, and they have made other bets and other politicians kind of cover the board. When my gambling friends gamble, they want to cover the board. And so one of the spots to

cover was Joe Biden, hoping down the road. As vice president, he had great influence. In fact, Barak Hussain Obama said to Joe Biden, Joe, you take care of the Ukraine, And all Joe Biden said was to ching, to ching, to ching. That's when the money really started flowing. So, whether it's the Ukraine or Russia, or China or Iran, they pay off the leaders of other countries for the tune of millions or tens of millions or one hundred million dollars to get access to billions of dollars

of value in that nation. They made the bet that Joe Biden at some point head power and would get greater power. So they paid the Biden family tens of millions of dollars. They made a small investment into the pockets, cash into the Biden family, hoping down the road it would pay dividends with American foreign policy. Guess what it worked. Biden is now in power.

His Department of Justice is indicting the leader of the opposition party take him out further, and he controls the Department of Justice, he controls the FBI, he controls Homeland Security, letting Fentinel flooed across the southern border, and America is now the number one country in the world for sex trafficking of children and also killing unborn babies. Americans. Great, let's get that done too.

So the investment paid off, and now it's just a little bit of hope that maybe this federal judge can unravel how much money the Biden's received and for what purpose. For no legitimate purpose. They had no skills to give to barismat the oil company in the Ukraine. They had no skills the Chinese wanted

other than to use their official capacity. Having received millions of dollars, and now the payoff is American foreign policy towards China is different than the Trumpster head and most importantly, of course, when it comes to the interest of Barisma in Ukraine and America providing the Ukrainians hundreds of billions of dollars in military equipment, that that deal is paying off too. And this isn't a country in which we supposedly have legitimate media to disclose these facts to you, which they

do not, and I just did now I'm one. Only about ten to fifteen to twenty percent of the American people pay attention to conservative media. The great bulk of the American people don't pay attention to media much at all, and those that do listen to so called legitimate media that knows how the game is played. So the Chinese have bought off large parts of American corporate interest and now, having paid the Biden family tens of millions of dollars, their

investment is paying off. As we speak with our foreign policy towards Ukraine and China. It has hoped at some point that you and I as Americans will come to our senses and realize we're being played, and hopefully it happened soon. News and Red Spaceball next at the Home of your Reds twelve fifty five News Radio seven hundred WULW, Cincinnati. A right, Mike mcconomy and my team put in countless hours to give you a top notch show each and every

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