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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Boston's Bulldozer operates seven days a week. The Kooner Report
Weekend edition w RKO The Voice of Boston.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
Jeff Cooner Boston's Bulldozer six one seven two six six
sixty eight sixty eight is the number. Okay, let me
ask all of you Kooner Country. I'd like as many
of you to weigh in as possible. It is the
Kooner Country Pole Question of the Day du jour, as
the French would say, sponsored by Marios Mario's Quality Roofing,
(00:34):
Siding and Windows. When it comes to sanctuary cities, is
the Trump administration toothless? And really, when I mean the
Trump administration, I'm not talking Tom Holman obviously. So when
it comes to sanctuary cities, you know is you know
(00:57):
Pam Bondy really you know it's it's the DJ the
Department of Justice. So you know, when it comes to
sanctuary cities, is the Trump administration Wink wink, Attorney General
Pambondi toothless as b no. You can vote on our
(01:20):
web page w r KO dot com slash Cooner w
r KO dot com slash Cooner k u h and
is a national e r. You can also vote via
X my handle at my handle on X is all
one word at the Kooner Report. At the Kooner Report,
(01:43):
k U h and is in National e R again
when it comes to sanctuary cities. Is the Trump administration toothless?
Aes B no, you know where I stand. I'm an
A on this A yes all the way. I'm not
saying they're not deporting people. Of course they are, but
(02:05):
that's Holman. I'm looking for action against the mayors and
and on federal funding. I'm looking to set, you know,
and make an example out of some of these mares.
If you say you're going to arrest them, arrest them,
if you say you're going to cut their funding, cut
their funding. But that's me I want to hear from you.
(02:26):
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number Bob in Plymouth. Thanks for holding, Bob,
and welcome.
Speaker 3 (02:38):
Thank you, Jeff taking my call as usual.
Speaker 2 (02:40):
My pleasure, Bob.
Speaker 3 (02:43):
I can't imagine a more damning speech that either somebody
wrote for her or in her drug addle whatever last
night night before. I mean, I shouldspect Josh Kueier wrote
that speech.
Speaker 2 (03:02):
I'm sorry, Bob, can you repeat that last line?
Speaker 3 (03:05):
I suspect that Josh Craft wrote dead speak.
Speaker 2 (03:08):
Ah, I see what you're saying. Yeah. In other words, well,
I got to tell you he's going to get a
big bounce in the polls after yesterday's speech. I agree
with you. All she did now was give Bud Josh
Kraft a chance or a shot at beating her. I
don't think he will, by the way, I think she's
got a stranglehold on the nomination, and I think she
has the stranglehold on the voting machines, and she's got
(03:30):
a stranglehold on the on the electorate in Boston. The
illegals lover, the welfare, deadbeats lover. You can just tell
the powerful special interests they love her, the democratic machine.
She's their gal. And to me, if you like living
(03:51):
in a third world hell hole, Okay, I don't know
what else to tell you, but Bob, every time I
go into Boston, I swear to you, every time, if
it's possible, it gets worse. It gets a little dirtier,
a little more violent, a little more unsafe. I mean,
(04:12):
I mean, it's just I could go on and on.
It gets a little poor. I mean, there are now
genuine slums in Boston. I mean, I know, I walked
through them. There are slums in Boston. It economically, this
city is not doing well. This state, by the way,
is not doing well. I've got some stunning numbers for everybody.
(04:32):
I'm going to give them to you. Compared to the
rest of the country, Massachusetts is almost dead last, Boston
is almost dead last. I don't know what this idiot yesterday,
that woman is talking about how we're the safest city
and the best city and the most prosperous city, like
you want to talk about living in someone's mind. That's
(04:53):
maybe in her fantasy mind, but that's not reality. Bob. Anyway, Please,
I didn't mean to cut you off.
Speaker 3 (05:00):
Go ahead. I just said I couldn't agree with you
more with what's going on, and I don't go there anymore,
especially at night. I would never go there at night
anymore because in a past years ago, I had a
couple of run ins, dangerous run ins there being threatened
by these two guys. One time. It's no more. That's
(05:23):
for me.
Speaker 2 (05:25):
Well, and that's what's happening, Bob. A lot of people
are saying, just like you, either I don't go in,
or I minimize the number of times I go in like,
you know, the the less the better, only if I
really have to is what many people tell me. And
it's exactly because of what you're talking about. And and Bob,
thank you very much for that call. Here. Look, just
(05:48):
last Saturday, this was in Dorchester. Okay, just I mean,
I want to make it too local here, but just
last Saturday in Dorchester, a man in his fifties doing
nothing wrong, was at a grocery store stopping shop for
people who listen outside the state. We have a lot
of listeners. It's a big grocery supermarket, a grocery store,
(06:09):
and it was you know, in stopping shop, got stabbed
repeatedly for no reason. Literally just got stabbed. And you
had witnesses who saw it and did nothing, literally did
nothing because they're afraid that they're going to get stabbed
as well, and also because residents are becoming so numb
(06:31):
to this massive crime wave that you see taking hold
all over Boston. Now you want to talk about the
economic numbers. I want you to listen to this. This
you want to see how badly mismanaged the state has
now become. According to the latest survey from a January
(06:53):
twenty twenty three to June twenty twenty five. Those are
the latest numbers, Okay, a couple months ago. The job
growth rate comparing state to state, Florida has the highest
rate of job growth four point four percent. Texas comes
next at three point eight percent. You want to know
(07:17):
where Massachusetts ranks. I have that incredible. You're not going
to believe how low it is.
Speaker 1 (07:23):
You're locked into Boston's bulldozer. The Kooner Report Weekend edition,
The Voice of Boston WRKO
Boston's Bulldozer operates seven days a week. The Kooner Report
Weekend edition w RKO The Voice of Boston.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
Jeff Cooner Boston's Bulldozer six one seven two six six
sixty eight sixty eight is the number. Okay, let me
ask all of you Kooner Country. I'd like as many
of you to weigh in as possible. It is the
Kooner Country Pole Question of the Day du jour, as
the French would say, sponsored by Marios Mario's Quality Roofing,
(00:34):
Siding and Windows. When it comes to sanctuary cities, is
the Trump administration toothless? And really, when I mean the
Trump administration, I'm not talking Tom Holman obviously. So when
it comes to sanctuary cities, you know is you know
(00:57):
Pam Bondy really you know it's it's the DJ the
Department of Justice. So you know, when it comes to
sanctuary cities, is the Trump administration Wink wink, Attorney General
Pambondi toothless as b no. You can vote on our
(01:20):
web page w r KO dot com slash Cooner w
r KO dot com slash Cooner k u h and
is a national e r. You can also vote via
X my handle at my handle on X is all
one word at the Kooner Report. At the Kooner Report,
(01:43):
k U h and is in National e R again
when it comes to sanctuary cities. Is the Trump administration toothless?
Aes B no, you know where I stand. I'm an
A on this A yes all the way. I'm not
saying they're not deporting people. Of course they are, but
(02:05):
that's Holman. I'm looking for action against the mayors and
and on federal funding. I'm looking to set, you know,
and make an example out of some of these mares.
If you say you're going to arrest them, arrest them,
if you say you're going to cut their funding, cut
their funding. But that's me I want to hear from you.
(02:26):
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number Bob in Plymouth. Thanks for holding, Bob,
and welcome.
Speaker 3 (02:38):
Thank you, Jeff taking my call as usual.
Speaker 2 (02:40):
My pleasure, Bob.
Speaker 3 (02:43):
I can't imagine a more damning speech that either somebody
wrote for her or in her drug addle whatever last
night night before. I mean, I shouldspect Josh Kueier wrote
that speech.
Speaker 2 (03:02):
I'm sorry, Bob, can you repeat that last line?
Speaker 3 (03:05):
I suspect that Josh Craft wrote dead speak.
Speaker 2 (03:08):
Ah, I see what you're saying. Yeah. In other words, well,
I got to tell you he's going to get a
big bounce in the polls after yesterday's speech. I agree
with you. All she did now was give Bud Josh
Kraft a chance or a shot at beating her. I
don't think he will, by the way, I think she's
got a stranglehold on the nomination, and I think she
has the stranglehold on the voting machines, and she's got
(03:30):
a stranglehold on the on the electorate in Boston. The
illegals lover, the welfare, deadbeats lover. You can just tell
the powerful special interests they love her, the democratic machine.
She's their gal. And to me, if you like living
(03:51):
in a third world hell hole, Okay, I don't know
what else to tell you, but Bob, every time I
go into Boston, I swear to you, every time, if
it's possible, it gets worse. It gets a little dirtier,
a little more violent, a little more unsafe. I mean,
(04:12):
I mean, it's just I could go on and on.
It gets a little poor. I mean, there are now
genuine slums in Boston. I mean, I know, I walked
through them. There are slums in Boston. It economically, this
city is not doing well. This state, by the way,
is not doing well. I've got some stunning numbers for everybody.
(04:32):
I'm going to give them to you. Compared to the
rest of the country, Massachusetts is almost dead last, Boston
is almost dead last. I don't know what this idiot yesterday,
that woman is talking about how we're the safest city
and the best city and the most prosperous city, like
you want to talk about living in someone's mind. That's
(04:53):
maybe in her fantasy mind, but that's not reality. Bob. Anyway, Please,
I didn't mean to cut you off.
Speaker 3 (05:00):
Go ahead. I just said I couldn't agree with you
more with what's going on, and I don't go there anymore,
especially at night. I would never go there at night
anymore because in a past years ago, I had a
couple of run ins, dangerous run ins there being threatened
by these two guys. One time. It's no more. That's
(05:23):
for me.
Speaker 2 (05:25):
Well, and that's what's happening, Bob. A lot of people
are saying, just like you, either I don't go in,
or I minimize the number of times I go in like,
you know, the the less the better, only if I
really have to is what many people tell me. And
it's exactly because of what you're talking about. And and Bob,
thank you very much for that call. Here. Look, just
(05:48):
last Saturday, this was in Dorchester. Okay, just I mean,
I want to make it too local here, but just
last Saturday in Dorchester, a man in his fifties doing
nothing wrong, was at a grocery store stopping shop for
people who listen outside the state. We have a lot
of listeners. It's a big grocery supermarket, a grocery store,
(06:09):
and it was you know, in stopping shop, got stabbed
repeatedly for no reason. Literally just got stabbed. And you
had witnesses who saw it and did nothing, literally did
nothing because they're afraid that they're going to get stabbed
as well, and also because residents are becoming so numb
(06:31):
to this massive crime wave that you see taking hold
all over Boston. Now you want to talk about the
economic numbers. I want you to listen to this. This
you want to see how badly mismanaged the state has
now become. According to the latest survey from a January
(06:53):
twenty twenty three to June twenty twenty five. Those are
the latest numbers, Okay, a couple months ago. The job
growth rate comparing state to state, Florida has the highest
rate of job growth four point four percent. Texas comes
next at three point eight percent. You want to know
(07:17):
where Massachusetts ranks. I have that incredible. You're not going
to believe how low it is.
Speaker 1 (07:23):
You're locked into Boston's bulldozer. The Kooner Report Weekend edition,
The Voice of Boston WRKO
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