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ago I found fascinating. It's just wonderful every time there was a horrible, disgusting event that takes place, littered afterwards are the courage and bravery of individual men or women That kind of gives you a hope that humanity will survive in the long term. The events and Florence, Kentucky Police Chief Jeff Mallory had the news conference and you did a great story on police Officer Tyler Jackson and

the victims. We can't forget the victims. Delaney Ury nineteen years old, Hayden Ribickie twenty years old, just kids going to a birthday party, the brave, courageous mother who gave her life for her daughter, Melissa Parrett forty four and Shane Miller, twenty years old. It's almost been a month since it happened. I can't believe it's been so quickly. But you did a great story a couple of nights ago about this police officer that saved a young girl's life.

Can you tell more about that to the American people?

to talk with this officer. This is Tyler Jackson. I mean, this is honestly such an unbelievable story because this guy's twenty six years old, he's only been a police officer for a couple of years, and even by the chiefs account, things like this don't happened in Florence, Kentucky. I used to live there. I lived right near this neighborhood. It's a beautiful, quiet, little community. Maybe Cincinnati police officers, you know, expect something more like this because they respond to shootings

sadly almost day in and day out. But in Florence, Kentucky, they never expect something like this to happen. And they happened. This police officer and a few of the others, not all of them. This police officer happened to have this tool. It's called slats A and it was in his basically his medical bag. And if you will picture almost a syringe. It's filled with this kind of powdery substance that will solidify you shoot it into the wound, and it essentially

plots bleeding. So typically what happens in a situation like this, and my understanding from talking with paramedics and emergency workers is that what will happen with so many of these shooting victims is within five minutes they'll bleed out. In this particular little girl, young girl I should say, Chloe, she was shot in the chest above the heart and she could have died had he not have had this tool.

and she survived because of this tool. In fact, the police chief saying that you know, they you know, he admitted that they have he believes, cutting edge training, cutting edge equipment in Florence, but that they don't have a ton of these syringes, if you will, for every police officer.

They were able to get them through a grant, but now Florence Police they're going to try to come up with the money themselves to make sure they have more of them, because, as we you know, saw on July sixth, you never know when you're going to need something like that.

nine one one calls were horrific. I always say, no matter if fits a car crash, a shooting, a fire, it's always typically someone's worst moment when you're calling nine one one. Those dispatchers were so calm and trying to get information from these young people, but it was horrific. And then just think of these police officers and like I said this, Tyler Jackson, I mean, he was in the National Guard in twenty twenty, he trained to be

a police officer tepper. Do you think you're going to be responding to a mass shooting a couple of years later and having to save a young teenager's life.

snapped or did something. Do we know any thing about motive, much like the motive and the assassination at Temple Donald Trump, who knows?

He had been kind of calling her. I guess friends were conserved and then he shows up at this party the next night again, another twenty first birthday party for this you know, poor kid and his mom's killed, his sisters shot, multiple friends are shot and killed. I mean, it was just such a horrific attack. And sadly, you know what the saddest part to me, WILLI is because these incidents happened so often across the country that were

almost a little immune to it. I mean, here that happened on July sixth, that was only a couple of weeks ago. The next weekend, you know, former President Trump, there was the assassination attempt on him. The following weekend, President Biden withdrawals from the race. So it almost becomes old news because we've heard of these shootings so often across the country, and it's just it is honestly heart wrenching.

I have teenagers, young twenty year old I cannot imagine them being at a party and being gunned down and running for their lives. One of the other nine one one calls was from a group of kids in a car who were running, who were in a car racing out of the party. They were so scared and they were calling nine one one and they thought he was choosing them, because remember that gunman fled the scene in

a car. They thought he was chasing them, and he ends up luckily police caught up with him, and then he took it in in life. But it's honestly, you can't really wrap your mind around that kind of terror. And as a parent, I can't even imagine losing one of my kids because they went to a twenty first birthday party sick.

leg has been amputated. Their job is to go to a mass shooting and deal with a horror of the screaming, the hollering, the shouting that's going on. And it just seems, you know, the news is about bad events. It's hardly ever about good events. But to be more positive. I'm thinking the last couple of weekends, we like to always focus on the negative because that's what news is. We don't we can't come here, You can't be on the air and say, hey, things are great, not much to

report on, but the positive things. You think of this toff happening last weekend and this week and you had the music festival, one hundred thousand people had the food fighters they want nuts. You had Luke Brian, Luke Combs tonight, you had all the festivals. You have the Reds are a town all weekend with the Giants. You got the Bengals as Jamar Chase. Is it a hold out or a hold in? You got Joe Burrow, you got to

high school football about to start. I'm thinking, if you can't find something to do in Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky plus NKU. When I think of NKU, I think of you. Simone Biles is coming to NKU on November the second, and so the positive thing about it.

stretch here of some really tough news weeks. We came off of that mass shooting, and then of course we had the assassination tempt and as I said, then we had bid and stepping down and for our stepping out of the race, they should say. And you know, it

was all consuming. We were all our team was called in even on the weekend, and then suddenly we get the Olympics, and I will tell you it has been such a breath of fresh air because we're finally able to smile and celebrate, and we've got some of these local athletes who are doing so great. Today at two forty, as you're around the television, if not, we'll replay it again on NBC tonight, our local kid, Carson Foster. He's going for his third Olympic medal. He already won bronze

in the four hundred im. He won silver in the I believe it was the freestyle relay. Tonight or this afternoon at two forty, he's going for his third Olympic medal in the two hundred am. This is a kid, Willie, who grew up in Sickam. We went to Sycamore. His family lives in Montgomery now. He trained with the Mason Manna Rays. I mean, he just from the time he was a little kid, loved being in the water with

uber competitive. His dad to this day filmed every single race he does because Carson's constantly trying to see can I make that turn better? What did I do wrong on that swim? You know, he was really hoping his brother Jake would be there with him. He didn't make it into the Olympics. He's instead starting medical school. But I mean, there have been so many great stories. I don't know if you followed it. I feel like anytime I walk into a restaurant this weekend that everybody has

on the Olympics on NBC, you've had. Of course, there's a star power with the basketball team. You've got Lebron and these great few. They're playing pool play right now, but they should be advancing to the knockout round. Could take home a goal. The women's soccer team, with our very own rose level, they could take home another goal. You've got Katie Ledecky, who just yesterday became the most decorated women's swimmer in US history. I think she has

thirteen medals. She's still got another shot for a fourteenth in the eight hundred freestyle. And then, as you were saying, really, Simon Files, I mean, she is absolutely unbelievable. Eight medals so far in three Olympics, and she's still not done with this Olympics. She has all of those individual competitions as well. So it's just nice to kind of start the news and actually be able to smile right out of the gate. It's tough instead of waiting until we get the weather.

off the charts. It's been positive, and after the original terrorism at the Olympics, and after the original shall we say blasphemy against against the Christ portraying him to be a drag queen lusting after Saint Peter, after those bad starts in the beginning, for the last week or ten days, it's been good to watch. And if you can't find something positive in the world to do, you're not looking

because there's so many positive things happening. And I think I said this to you off the air that I like to think these are the golden times for TV and radio in Cincinnati, because I said to Todd Dykes the other day the four horsemen of the apocalypse when it comes to street reporting is John London and Brian Hemrick and Karen Johnson and Todd Dykes and Curtis Fullerd

does a great job. And I don't see in ten or twenty years those individuals being around, because let's face a TV news is different, radio is different, The inquiry rent medium completely different. It's stupid to grow a tree for forty years, cut it down and mail the pulp and the create newspaper that that whole thing is going away. I don't know what the future holds none of us do. But at this point, when I go ahead, please, I know what.

our conversation started with this mass shooting. Floor its I mean, people still want to know what's going on in their community, good or bye. You still want information, so yes, their young people give it on their cell phones more often

than not. But I do still think I love to turn on the TV in the morning and watch the Today Show or watch your favorite morning show because I still want to know what's going on around the country, right I still want to know what's happening internationally, and so I do think that there's always going to be local news channels. I just think it's going to be different. I think we'll be doing the same thing that you're

seeing where we're streaming on certain platforms. And you know, we know now we are able to capture images off of WLWT dot com where we know how many people are logging in, viewing a certain story and reacting to certain stories. We know that when weather happens, everybody tunes in, right. You want to know if a tornado is sabatory towards your community. So I do think we'll be here, Willie. I know you're ready to retire, but I think you're going to be here longer than you think.

every newsroom in this city. We're just trying to do the right thing day in and day out. We're like every other company where you're trying to do more with less. I mean, we have more newscasts than we ever have before. And you know, you've got reporters who sometimes are run out and grabbing an interview with a cell phone if that's what it takes. In our newsroom, we are one

for one reporter for photographer. But I still think that people crazy news and they're I'm gonna want information and we're gonna want to trust the people who give it to them.

great Americans. My comments and you are next at your home of the reds Plain tonight against the Giants on news radio seven hundred w L. You know, it's always good to check in with Shari Plelo. What's going on, sadness and greatness. There's so many evil, wrong things occurring. Never obscure your eyes to what's going on. That's right. You might recall about four or five days ago, there was a terrible stabbing attack in Britain city called Southport

on Monday, July the twenty ninth. There were three little girls there are ages between five and eight years old, that were slaughtered by a seventeen year old. Eight others were injured. There were many moms and dads who had sliced wounds as they tried to take the knife away from the assailant. Two adults that were presiding over the so called party of Taylor Swift also suffered serious injuries. Six remain in critical condition. They may not make it.

And I thought, who, what in the world is going on when little girls having a tailor Swift party. I'm not sure what that is, but I can imagine they're all excited about Taylor Swift wearing their bracelets and having their dress and all that kind of stuff. The Madonna crowd of thirty years ago now the Taylor Swift crowd, and the name came out as an African Muslim immigrant and he's seventeen years old. Roda Kubana is from that's his last name. The first name is Axel and he's

the one that did it. And after interrogation, he seems to say that he was saving the girls from the devil, the tailor Swift represents the devil, and that this Muslim from Africa thought the best way to free these girls from the sins and crimes of Taylor Swift was to kill them. And now those around Southport, England, or shall we say, more than outraged, and they're wondering what the hell's going on. And a lot of this has to do with London europe secularism. There's a strong Christian faith

in America, but in England that's not the case. You've heard reporting early on about France used to be a great Catholic nation, It is not anymore. Notre Dame Cathedral is a tourist attraction, is not a church. And for the last fifteen or twenty years, UK opened up its borders and said come on in now. The number one most popular name birth name in England is Mohammed. Number two is Liam, and the Brits are angry at immigration levels that have occurred in many of their communities, and

the immigration has been so rapid it's unsurvivable. Unsurvivable. In fact, there's parts now of England much like in Paris, where the police can't go. They have separate seery of courts to separate societies. No one is blending in in the melting Pot, oh separate in the part. But this mentally ill African Muslim ruthlessly murdered little girls who wanted to have a tailor swift party because it didn't fit his vision of God, and so he wanted to kill them,

which is happening in parts of the Middle East. There's something sick about an aspect of Islam that says to survive, we must kill Jews and Americans and Christians wherever we can find them. Fortunately that part has not yet struck the United States of America, not yet, and I doubt it will. But large parts of the Middle East is filled with hate and disgust, and even now as I speak Palestinians and Gossans are paid ransoms and paid money if they kill Jews. The family's taken care of the

whole system. There is filled with hatred for the jew and hatred for America, hatred for Christians, and large parts of that have come to America because of all open immigration policies. So many times we look around the world and say, I don't see too many Americans and Europeans saying, you know what, I kind of want to immigrate to the Middle East. I want to be a Syrian, I want to be a Lebanese. I want to go to Jordan, I want to go to Egypt. None of that happens.

He goes in one direction, and one direction alone. That is to Western societies being ruined by massive immigration and to the United States of America being ruined by massive immigration. And likely it will continue on steroids if Kamala Harris wins because she believes in open borders, she supports sanctuary cities. Going back in time, you might recall there was a

great man at Fox News called Charles Crowdhammer. Charles Crotha Hammer suffered the indignities of diving into a swimming pool when he was a teenage boy, and he snapped his neck and he was in a wheelchair for the rest of his life. But what a brilliant man. I had

him on two or three times. I've had a son on Charles crown Head a book Things that Matter, Things that Matter, and it's hot to say that get out of your life things that are irrelevant and that clutter and that motivate your thinking and actions based upon issues that don't matter. And he talked about the identity to pursue the matters most important to you, align your dreams with your daily priorities, recognize how money and possessions can keep you from enjoying a full life. Went on and on.

It's a great book still available. You ought to get it. And so there's so many things now in the media about the presidential race that fit exactly that Things that Matter and the Rock and I discussed this a couple of days ago. Do Americans vote on what they know? Hor do they vote on how they feel? You know, men are from Mars, women are from Venus, And most women will vote upon feelings and perceptiveness, and most men all will vaid upon policies and what they know. And

God blessed the difference. Women have feelings for this stuff, and that's where we are. There are things that we know, then there's things that we feel. And Charles Crodhammer wrote about how the worst places to live for minorities are in liberal, wealthy enclaves such as Washington, DC, or New

York City or San Francisco. While sending their kids to all segregated white schools that are private, they will insist that no one else can get school of vouchers because I pay to send my kid to Sidwell at forty thousand dollars a year, and I don't want to give you ten thousand dollars a year to send your kid to a private school. I want to keep you locked in the public school system. Their own neighborhoods. I live in a neighborhood that is thoroughly policed and safe. To

hear a siren where I live is somewhat unusual. It kind of perk up and say, I wonder what's going on there? Shots being fired almost non existent, and zoning regulations make sure that there's no tenement housing cropping up in my neighborhood, and there's no oil or water pollution anywhere. Because we choose to live there, whatever description, whatever race or color or creed, you can afford to live in certain communities. That that's the reality. And if you live

in Indian Hill, you know what I'm talking about. You live in Montgomery, absolutely, if you live in Taylor Miller, Independence, Kentucky, absolutely pretty nice place. You don't hear gunshots, don't hear it. And so you would think that when Liberals and Democrats vote in areas that don't have good public schools, that are thoroughly in cased in criminal activity, that there's housing tenements everywhere, and you can't take your kid on a

stroll at night because of danger. You need locks and keys, and there's water and air pollution many urban areas, not in suburban areas, that those who are voting might say, you know what, we got to change course here. This isn't working for us. We voted a certain way for the last fifty or sixty or seventy years, and honestly, we can't take it anymore. About half of the population that are homeless in America live in the state of California.

Fifty percent of the population is in California because of payment social services and acceptability and the climate tends to be pretty nice. So half the homeless in America live in a blue city and a blue enclave, encouraged by the politics there. In the New York City school system not much different than Cincinnati, among the most segregated in the country, because liberals want it that way, to have a large group of voters depending upon them for public

assistance and for help. In Washington d C. Like in Cincinnati, black kids attend school with high poverty rates and score an average of five grades below on achievement tests. That means if you're in the ninth grade in CPS and Cincinnati, you score about the fourth grade level. And there's no flunking. Behaviors terrible in most of the schools. So there's a feeling that we know we ought to make changes, we know we can't continue to live like this. But that

doesn't happen, does it? On a national level? When Joe when Donald Trump was invited to NABJ in the National Association of a Black Journalist, which organizes itself by racial principles, not racist principles, but racial principles. And there's a difference. I would assume you can't be white or a spanding

can join the black journalists. Most of the professional societies, whether it's the medical or legal societies, have different groups of black participants who organize themselves separately as if they're victimized, and they're not so when it comes to matter of voting, When Donald Trump says Kamala Harris is not black or calls her a bum, that interrupts, that interferes and hurts the feelings of many Black Americans, giving them a reason not to vote for Donald Trump because their feelings have

been hurt. Things that matter? Do your feelings matter more than Kamala Harris's policies In the media. I captured a few of the words expressed about her on the covers of magazines, etc. I see things like it's camelot, it's the Camelot excitement. Kamala Harris gets all the positive press one can imagine because she doesn't hang out anything to hang your hat on to criticize her. She's been out it now for about almost two weeks and guess what,

no news conferences. She doesn't interact with the press. She would never go to the NRA convention or to the Right to Life convention and make a presentation as Donald Trump did because there might be a sound by going out of there, she done one. Well, Trump doesn't play that game. He goes into the hornet's nest and says things used by the radical left for days or weeks thereafter to paint him with a broad brush that is inaccurate. So things that matter, Charles Cronhammer, And let's say you're

an occasional voter thinking things that matter. Does it matter that Kamala Harris is called a bum or not really a black person by Donald Trump? How does that affect your life and the way you conduct your own life? That really matters? If Donald Trump uses the word bum against Kamala Harris or saying she's not really black, does that really change your life at all? What does change your life? Are Kamala Harris's policies to defund the police? Now,

does that affect your life? How about eighty percent tax rates by Kamala Harris she said that before? Does that affect your life? How about eliminating gasoline powered cars and trucks? Does that affect your life? How about open southern borders? Does that affect your life? As opposed to a word used by Donald Trump against Kamala Harris. How about freeing rioters from jail like in Minneapolis policies of Kamala Harris? Does that affect your life? How about illegal voting and

decronalizing entry into the country. Her goal is to have illegals to vote. Would that affect your life? How about criminals voting from prison and deluding your ballot with that affects your life? How about gun buybacks mandatory by the government. Government says you must sell us your guns at a fixed price, whether you want it or not. Would that affect your life? Not having plastic straws? Will that affect your life? All these policies, letting transgeneral boys in the

girls locker room are competing in the Olympics? Does that affect your life? Would reparations affect your life? Would so many of these issues he's in favor of of all of them affect your life right now? Affects your life as I speak. And what Donald Trump said affects your feelings.

But does it affect your life? Absolutely not. And for groups like the NABJ concerned about race matter to exclude membership in their group based upon one's a signing of a racial category sounds rather racial to me if not racist. And so by saying that Donald Trump played the race card at the NABJ is kind of duplicitous because they play the race card all the time by refusing to admit to their group individuals of a different race. I

thought that was racial discrimination. I guess it isn't. So in a sense does abortion, for example, how does abortion affect an unborn baby. It's not good. It's called death killing. And so all these issues line them up, from public education to public safety, to the cost of gasoline, to the invasion on the Southern border, all of that directly affects your life. You know in your brain that's bad. We have to stop that. Well, Kamala Harris is on

the wrong side of almost all those issues. There's not some hard left, stupid theory that she has not embraced. She embraces at all because she's from San Francisco and to live there you have to be a hard left liberal. She is Bernie Sanders with lipstick, Bernie Sanders with lipstick, and the media is now fawning over Kamala Harris. So you don't focus your mind on what things that are truly important, things that matter. According to Charlie Crowdhammer, how

your kid is raised? How much is public education? What happens when twenty five million legals go into the emergency room, what happens twenty five million in legals seek housing? What happens in twenty five million go to school? What happens to your children? Those are things that matter, and she's against us on all those issues. But especially if you're a female, your mind is fixed on emotion and feelings,

not on policy. So when Trump says something inappropriate from your perspective, you'll hold that against him more than the policies of Kamala Harris. It's kam a lot, It's Kamma mania. And the media will not line up these twenty or thirty policies she's advocated that would hurt you and hurt your family and hurt your way of life. They want to talk about Donald Trump at the NABJ, or talk about Donald Trump when it comes to comments on the

Southern border or Donald Trump's hair. Donald Trump wants to divide us by race, which is exactly what the Democrats have done from forty to fifty years. They add, subtract, multiply, and divide by race. Your mind tells you one thing, your feelings tell you quite another. Let's continue with more if onn ever becomes available, which it never does. Five point three seven four nine, seven thousand. Coming up later,

we have on Leland Vetter. Coming up later, we have a representative of NewsBusters dot Org to talk about media coverage and how the media will not cover the facts and the policies of Kamala Harris. They want to talk about the feelings of Kamala Harris. And I'm looking at Fox News right now and is sick if Josh Shapiro could be denied a VP slot as a Democrat because he's a Jew, And so the left ring progressives are telling Kamala Harris, do not pick a Jew to be

the vice president. Now, you would think that'd be a big issue, but it's a minor, irrelevant issue unless you follow the media as closely as I do, because most don't. Most Americans don't know that that the Democratic Party's policies have hurt, mortally wounded the black community for fifty or

sixty years. But because the feelings being discussed and the imagery is bad for the Republicans and good for the Democrats, there's not a stepping back by many African American voters who should say, you know what, we can't live like this anymong look at the policies that are in effect that kept us in this situation, and New's advocating them. And too many Americans vote not on what they know,

but how they feel about something, especially women. Let's continue with more if the line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand. Big stuff going on. Luke Combs in town and you have the Reds baseball tonight, many other events all at the home of the Reds. News Radio seven hundred Wow. Bill cunning into great American. Of course, NewsBusters is part of the Media Research Center that to monitors

to mainstream media, so you don't have to. One of the great producers, of course is Curtis how Ca and

Curtis welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And you know, one thing I've pointed out the other day is that somehow Donald Trump was willing to go into the hornet's nest of the National Association of Black Journalists NABJ and to answer questions that he knew was going to be tough, but you would never find on God's Green Earth Kamala Harris going to the NRA or to the Right to Life society, and politically, I'm not sure it helped to hurt, but it brought to me the point that I see

many websites saying that Donald Trump played the race card, and I'm thinking, way a minute, Trump played the race card. The group he went to was the National Association of Black Journalists. I think that's playing the race card. And you have all these dei pronouncements of Joe Biden before the Vice president was selected, in which he was going to limit the selection to a black female. When it came time to go to the US Supreme Court appointment, he said, I'm going to appoint a black female. The

liberals never apply the race card. But but when when conservatives pointed out they're playing the race card, can you explain that to the American people?

other than that, yeah, he took the questions. And what was interesting was on Thursday, Harris Falter responded on her Fox News show and basically said that this was not what she was, you know, told was how it was

going to go. You know, she took the high road and would and criticized Rachel Scott or the girl from Semaphore, who basically was like, you know, asked Trump about you know, Senator Vance and oh, it seems like he's against people who were divorced and all sorts of crazy pronouncements, ridiculous, ridiculous smears. So you have to give him credit for

going in there. This was very twenty sixteen Trump. I think that was the main thing I kept seeing on Wednesday when people would bring this up, is people would say, this is the twenty sixteen Trump. This is why people

were on the Trump train to begin with. And also I think it was really just masterful because the liberal media were in perfect sync for well over a week, I think almost a week and a half talking about Senator Vance's comments that were totally coordinated with other liberal super PACs, you know, with the news media, to talk about what he thinks about liberals who don't have children. That had been a manufactured scandal, a manufactured news cycle,

and now we're not talking about that anymore. So Donald Trump, when he does these sorts of things and makes these kinds of comments, that is one of those things where you're like, oh, here, this is what he does where he's thinking ten steps ahead, where sometimes he is playing four dimension chefs. Sometimes I don't think he is, but other times he is, because he's thinking one step ahead

of how can I change the news cycle? And this is obviously accomplishing that for not just the ticket but or himself with the party, and.

preferably a woman, so that Democrats practice DEI. In fact, the first day in office, I'm looking at Executive Executive Order five eighty seven, in which Joe Biden said on January the twentieth, in the afternoon of twenty twenty one, that DEI will be a guiding principle for the employment of all agencies under the control of the federal government

Office of the President. And so they simply lay out the fact, we're going to select a person qualified or not, who's female and or black, or both, or perhaps gay, and that's how we're going to govern things. So when they're called on in that, they quickly reverse it and attack conservatives and media for saying that the Queen of Dei's Kamala Harris, when Joe Biden is the one to set it up that way, and the media plays it

we're stupid. And when Biden said I'm going to select a black female to be a US Supreme Court justice, there was probably no more than ten or fifteen in the country who were Circuit Court of Appeals judges. He eliminated the thousand who didn't fit the racial category. And when called on it, they reverse it and say, you're playing the race card. No, we're not. You played the race card, and we're calling it what it is. You know what I'm.

Wednesday with AG Secretary Vilsack talking about black farmers. My goodness, like they're so blatant about it, and they don't care that we know that they're so blatant about it because if we pointed out to them, which again is just basic facts, we're called racist.

Here's another headline out of CBS News, Biden puts Harris in charge of border crisis. Here's another one ABC News. President Biden has appointed Vice President Harris to solve the problems on the southern border. So I'm looking back to twenty twenty one, it looks to me as if possibly the vice president is in charge of solving the southern border. O contrere moone Freyer, we're misreading that completely. She was never in charge of the southern border, and we have

the video of the proofsss to the opposite. Can you explain that to me?

We have people you know.

get away with it. So, I mean, this is just absolutely remarkable stuff that we've just seen.

into the US border region since she was appointed. The borders are by President Biden. So CNN says at the end of July, I guess what, she was never the czar. Then you have reporting from the border right saying she is the czar and so yeah, and those who pointed out are being racist. Can you smell when I'm cooking?

As peace and Semaphore last Weekend pointed this out that she has been hard at work after flaming out in the primary in twenty nineteen, she didn't even make it to the Hawkeye Hawk Eye. So she decided when she was vice president to invite reporters over to the Naval Observatory to wine and dine. Then this is very common in Washington, and now for these reporters, the bill has come due, and they're willing to make themselves look like complete idiots so that they can keep their party in power.

It really is remarkable.

But she kind of morphs. She's like a shape shifter. She goes from being a descendant of a Jamaican with European roots, she claims Caribbean ancestry, and then she moves to India from Southeast Asia. I'm from Southeast Asia. Then she claims her father, who is an African American from Jamaica through Europe, and that makes her black. And so she's a shape shifter and she is whatever she needs to be. And that's fine. I assume, Curtis Hawk, you and I understand. I don't care if you're black, white,

Polka doad, Hispanic, whatever it is. Just do the job, have a good record. I don't care. But isn't it true that she's spent her political life representing San Francisco liberal values and for there's a record of twenty to thirty years long. She's about sixty years old. She's been so called in public service for the last thirty three years, holding many different jobs, whatever position or identity she had to take, that's what she did. And you're not necessarily

black or white. Is the identity that you choose. I guess I could choose to become a left handed Jamaican golfer, and the fact that I claim to be and identify as a left hander, that makes me left handed. But isn't it true that it's there were a political benefit at this point to be an African American and other points that was better to be an Indian American, and other points that was going to be a Caribbean American.

Whatever it is, Kamala Harris is a shape shifter that fashions her message based upon the identity politics she wants to exploit. Am I right or wrong?

out there during the last new cycle. I believe it was at the root to talk about this, that she would be willing to buy her own basic family history, willing to pay up for said reparations because she would not benefit from it, or if so, that would be the biggest case of welfare fraud in United States history.

willing to ignore their own reporting. It goes back to the same thing that we were talking about with the borders are gas lighting. They're willing to look past their own reporting in order able to pedal a preferred narrative by their handlers in the Democratic Party.

It's likely true, but it doesn't fit the media narrative. So let's move on. Curtis Hack, You're about the best of what you do. MRC NewsBusters dot Org. All the articles are up. The hypocrisy is too much to discuss. But once again, Curtis Hock, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. May God bless you and God bless America.

don't know what I'm just telling you right now. By the way, we got a report out of Claremont County. Uh oh, now, ched chip Hart Chad Dorman, Uh huh, the murderous father of those three boys. Yeah, is set to plead guilty and death is off the table. Interesting, So write that down. This is from an unnamed source deep in Claremont County. How about that. Chad Dorman, the murderous father who should rot in hell for eternity, right, is set to plead guilty, death is off the table.

May he spend the rest of his life in a in a prison cell with no visitors, no food, no water. Let him die a horrible death.

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know who he's dealing with here? I have done know who he's dealing with.

and so many other issues. And Leland Bitter, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, are you somewhat amazed over the past ten days to two weeks the rise of Kamala Harris. In fact, she's given no news conferences. I'm not sure she could defend her liberal record to a Midwestern audience. But if somebody had told you two weeks ago that the Democratic nominee is going to be at or past Donald Trump, would you have believed that. What's happened.

has given no news conferences. She is becoming effectively, if you listen to her stump speech is she's tried to walk back a lot of her positions, whether it be on healthcare or the border, or crime or whatever it is. She's becoming an empty vessel in the same way that Joe Biden was in twenty twenty. It's a it's a non COVID version of the basement strategy, which is to allow people to graph fond to her whatever feelings they

have that are anything but Donald Trump. And to be fair, we said for a long time leading up to this that whichever party replaced the unpopular I met unfavorability candidate that was at the top of their ticket, that'd be neither Biden or Trump. Whichever party did that was going to get a huge advantage.

not campaign at all, Ridolf a few teleprompters. He got eighty one million votes and Trumpster got seventy four million, and it's about seventy thousand vot This was the real difference in the five or six states and he won. So, Kamala Harris will not be required by the so called mainstream me to sit down for an interview with you or any of the other cable news giants, because it's

not in her interest to do so. And if Trump or someone like that had not given any interviews for like fourteen days, and by the time at the end of the convention rolls around is going to be almost thirty days, there'd be a countdown clock. CNN, MSNBC, maybe News Nation, Fox would have a countdown clock. This is how long the Republican has not sat down for a broadcast interview. But in her case, well, to be.

We saw and I don't know if you've played this clip for your listeners yet, but last night when she was on the tarmac and Andrews, she had to give unscripted remarks and when the when the hostages came home and and all of a sudden, the woman who I think any fair arbiter of political skill would have to say in political acumen has gotten a lot better on the teleprompter, which she has was right back to the

circular word salads of Kamala Harris's past. That was last That was on what would be Thursday night into Friday morning. So I think you you you've hit the nail on the head, which is once she has been deified, then she becomes untouchable.

a Jew. And I'm watching these emails and these texts and these TikTok videos about he's a Jew, support of Israel, and to me, being a Jew is a positive thing. I practiced law in a Jewish law firm for twenty years. They certainly broadened my experiences. I went to Israel, as you know last year. I love going there. I have great respect for the Jewish people. My boss is a Jewish carpenter, and I have great respect. But there's an element.

Maybe it's the AOC element, maybe it's the it's the extreme element of the Democrat party that want to hold his faith against him because he's going to hurt him in Michigan. Are you offended by the fact that we have a religious test by Democrat leftists they don't want Shapiro because he's a Jew.

were discriminated against. Somehow, discriminating against Jews is the only one that is okay. I think this will tell us a lot about where Kamala Harris's head is. Kamala Harris is a political operator. We know that it does not appear as though she has any true norse. She seems to have some deeply progressive personal views, but appears willing to vacillate on the issues as she sees it and sees an opportunity. Why she ran to the left in

twenty twenty when she had her own presidential campaign. Now she's trying to run to the center in a general election campaign. I think if she gets Josh Shapiro will tell us an off a lot, and she doesn't pick Josh Shapiro, it will tell us an awful lot both ways. So in a way of being president about leadership, this we will get a real sense of her leadership.

that that's true. On the other hand, if I would say to Leland Viveritter, there's a candidate without reference, agenda, or race, who most of her life opposed fracking, supported the Green New Deal, defunded the police and private health insurance, transgenders in locker rooms in high school, having the government pay for gender reassignment surgery in California state prisons, to calls for an eighty percent tax rate, wants to eliminate

automobiles that are not EV's, wants an open southern border. She wants illegals voting, she wants criminals to vote from prisons, you would say, basically that person is unelectable. So on one hand, you have the Democrats see this extremely on paper qualified candidate. But on the other side, her policies over the last really thirty years of her life have

been on the far left wing the Democratic Party. So our average voter is going to focus on all these qualifications job wise, or they're going to focus on her policies, which is to the left of Bernie Sanders. And I've said Leland Villert, she's like Bernie Sanders with lipstick and high heels. And the American people would say, we don't want that, and so which chosen which is it?

all negative. Joe Biden and you know, in the past couple of months said a lot of things. They got them a lot of negative coverage, and Donald Trump is now saying things they get him a lot of negative coverage. The American people are looking, you know, and told us over and over again, are looking for something different. And what Kamala Harris is providing with the help of the media, no question about it, is something different. And there's a

lot of people who are quite excited about that. And I think any fair look at this has to include did Republicans pick Donald Trump knowing that he was historically unpopular with moderates and independence and then Donald Trump two

weeks ago. I don't think we talked. When I was at the conventions, kick jd Vance could have pick Nikki Haley, could have picked Marco Rubio, could have picked Doug Bergham, and didn't kick jd Vance doubled down, and there was an awful lot of people at the convention scratching their heads, going, what in the world does he add? And now there's an awful lot of people scratching their heads going, oh, what in the world did he do? And these are Republicans that I'm talking.

He'll billy elergy. I said, I'm not good at public speaking, and I don't want to like speak, I said, And I thought, I said, okay, I don't know the guy. I said, I'll go meet with him. And we sat up there with one of the three hundred people. I had the book. I read it one over a chapter and it was a good presentation, and he thanked me. And since then we struck up a friendship and I liked the guy a lot. He was largely unknown on

the national scene, believe it or not. Kamala Harris was also until the last two weeks unknown on the national scene. News nations sent out reporters to people to say, Hey, Kamala Harris, what has she done right? Give me one thing. In the end, it's a blank stare. So when JD was announced, they sent planeloads and bus loads of reporters all over parts of his life to find a text made or and email he had with somebody when they were at Yale Law School twenty years ago that was negative,

and they reported the negative stuff. The life story of JD. Vance is the American dream, the American success story. Kamala Harris, on the other hand, led a middle class lifestyle. She at one point claimed to be an Indian American and then, of course a Caribbean American.

because the presidential nominee, this is a former president. There's you can ask tough questions, but you can do so respectfully. You can follow up, you can do so respectfully. You know she was she was there to make a point. You and I both done interviews to make points. You know what it's like. So that's what was happening. Can you imagine if a white reporter, a white male reporter, did that Tamala.

and ran with it. And I could not conceive of Kamala Harris ever going to an NRA meeting or Right to Life society and sitting there. She wouldn't put herself there because maybe she's better politically, but that Donald likes going into nasty environments and interchanging in fisticuffs, which results in the occasional low information voter to think about feelings more than facts. So when you say to me, well, Billy, you're constrained by the facts, yes, and the feelings about this.

Many women especially, you know, most women are like some men, who care about the feelings and the presentation and the gender and the race, not the facts. If I line up the facts of what she said in the past, she's unelectable. But we're not going to get to the facts because because Donald Trump went to the NABJ and that reaction is all that matters, not facts. I care about facts. I think you care about facts. Many care

about feelings. And that's why Donald Trump might lose, is that he doesn't play to the crowd that demands a little bit of feelings and touch and feel and respect. Remember Bill Clinton could feel your pain. He understood you completely. You'll never get that from Donald Trump.

no casillist versions on JD. Vans as a person, and you said he's the epitomed the American dreams. Great, Okay, Now, whether that makes you qualified to be president of the United States?

on the concept of the VP. Am I comfortable with this person? He has changed? And look, you know, we can talk about how many you know, millions of votes, tens of millions, hundreds of millions of votes will be cast.

That's all true. As you pointed out, we're talking about one hundred thousand to two hundred thousand votes that's going to decide this, right, right, Okay, So what you really have to think about what are you going to make those people on the margins, those hundred thousand people who are cruelly on the margins, make their decisions, and I think it is it's perfectly acceptable, but it is somewhat naive to assume that they make the decisions, their decisions

on the same points and give the same weight to things that people who are diehard supporters of either candidate do.

want a tough guy instead of Kamala Harris. On the other hand, we don't know.

communication open. Good luck to you and have a great weekend. Thank you, Thank you, my friend, God bless you. Let's continue with more your reaction five one, three, seven, four, nine seven thousand. Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred wlb.

teleprompter for two weeks after that. Then the Labor Day is gonna come. Then the teleprompter really begins, and it may not be a debate. She'd be wise if she's up not to debate Donald Trump, or.