Live on Sunday Night with Bill Cunningham 9/28/2025

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Now here's the man who's been recognized as radio's best,
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for his broadcast excellence, the one and only Bill Cunningham.

Speaker 3 (00:48):
I'm Bully Cunningham, the Great American. Welcome to Sunday Night.
Harry said about what happened to that church in Michigan.
We're gonna have a guest on later to discussed aspects
of it. It's horrific. Some of the most special people
on earth are Mormons. They believe deeply in America and
family and faith. About one hundred and fifty two hundred
were together about ten thirty m this morning when some

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nut job took his pickup truck flying the American flag
off the back, ran in the front doors of the building,
got out with a rifle and handguns, started shooting everyone
in sight, then set the entire with improvised ied set
the building on fire. That burned to the ground. And
there's no more manifestation of true evil than hearing some

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of the reports of the children that were being shielded
and the lives that were lost extremely sad. It's kind
of early to talk about the motivation, if any, What
difference does the motivation make That community is special. In
my view, Mormons are very special people. So before you
go to bed to night, say a prayer of forgiveness

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for those who have committed a horrible as if they
want forgiveness and mercy to the Great Mormon people, Church
of Later day Saints who suffered an unspeakable tragedy that
was planned and executed seemingly by one person. But more
coming out on that plus another. A former marine sniper
charged in a horrific North Carolina waterfront mass shooting.

Speaker 4 (02:17):
There are three killed. I won't mention the guy's name.
I never do.

Speaker 3 (02:20):
He's a murderer. He's forty years old. Former marine sniper
badly wounded in a rock including it took a shot
to the head. He said he was never the same thereafter,
and he had complaints and social media about our medical system.
He had a son that had a difficulty and he
was angry about the medical system. So what he did

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was get into a boat a few yards off shore
and shot into a waterfront restaurant in Southport, North Carolina,
and we'll see what happens with that down the road.
I often say what happened to Charlie Kirk as an
example when I hopefully when I get to have and
have time with the Lord, I'm going to say, tell
me again why you permitted Charlie Kirk to be gunned

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down like that? Tell me again why you would permit
some nutjob to actually invade and drive into a Mormon tabernacle,
killing many people, set the whole durned thing on fire.
Why is that allowed? I think I know the answer,
but it's all for it's horrific. And we know a
little bit about the Mormon Michigan church shooter. Of course

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we have his name. He's dead. He was a sergeant,
had received several medals for his service during Operation Iraqi Freedom.
And the profile so that this guy was married and
I had at least one child, and a go Fundme
page set up at some point, and he was angry
about the medical system. So I don't know why that

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facility was chosen. There's more than one hundred thousand churches.
Have a guest coming up later to talk about why
individuals like this choose soft targets, and this was the
softest of soft targets because some of the most placid
and flaccid and good people on earth are Mormons, so
find them more by that. Later on, we have the

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big meeting that Powwell tomar with the President along with
the leaders of the House, leaders of the Senate, and
of course the deal was this Chuck Schumer and the
Keem Jeffries want the President to overturn the big beautiful
bill of some six months ago, and he wants them
to redo it. And every time they open their mouth
they talk about Medicaid, Medicaid, medicaid, and it's stuff brought

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out by Jake Tapper or others that the only people
losing medicaid are those that are here illegally and shouldn't
have it in the first place. Are those adults who
are healthy that refuse to work. That's what Bill Clinton
did in the nineteen nineties, which is, you don't get
welfare benefits or the government assistants if you refuse to work.
And so many of the policies of President Bill Clinton

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fit nicely within the policies of Donald Trump. But every
time it's brought up, the media allows Democrats to talk
about cuts and medicaid. Can you put a neon lights?
There are no cuts to medicaid, none, zero zilts not.
There are no cuts to medicaid unless you're a legal
alien or unless you refuse to work, which was the
policies not just of Donald Trump, but also President Bill Clinton.

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And so we have a congressman later on talk about that.
Plus one other thing I want to highlight. I have many,
many great listeners in the state of Iowa. Des Moines
Public School Superintendent Ian Roberts was a dei hire of
the liberal left wing des Moines Public School Board. I
guess they were elected. All were women, and seemingly mister

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Roberts was an legal alien that in twenty twenty four
under Joe Biden this is a superintendent of schools in
des Moines, and had an order to remove him from
the country back to Guyana in South America. And of course,
when it finally got around to a finding the superintendent
of schools in des Moines, Iowa, he was in a

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field somewhere hiding with three thousand dollars in cash, an
illegal gun which illegals cannot have guns, by the way,
and a six inch knife, and this is the superintendent
of schools. And at this point, the Des Moines registers
trying to do some work on this. There's something called
the I nine form in which you have to state
you're an American citizen and have to do criminal background

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checks to confirm whether somebody can legally work, and they
would like to know in Des Moines, Iowa.

Speaker 4 (06:36):
Des Moines is very.

Speaker 3 (06:37):
Liberal city, by the way, much like Spokane, Washington or Portland, Oregon,
that no one spent the time to determine whether this
guy was qualified to be the superintendent of schools.

Speaker 4 (06:50):
He was issued a.

Speaker 3 (06:50):
Final order of removal by Under Joe Biden by an
immigration judge in May of twenty twenty four, and the
district did not have knowledge of this situation nor the
order of removal. And of course he simply kept his
head down till his name popped up. And who did
the background who did the research? He was an African American,

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and so maybe the rules didn't apply to him as
or apply to other people. Maybe his name and color
was sufficient to get him hired. So he's hired. He's
making three hundred thousand dollars a year, and of course
Roberts said he was a US citizen, which he lied
to and no one checked it out whatsoever. And he
was licensed given this job, et cetera. And he was

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a crook and a thief and he headed up Des Moines, Iowa.
There's about thirty thousand kids in the school district there
that had an illegal running the school district. Needless to say,
one of the persons involved was former Michelle Obama's chief
of staff, who wants to be a US Senator in Iowa.

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I would think that might be an issue in future
when she's running for the Senate the seat of Jodie Ernst.
She's a Democrat, of course, a liberal Democrat. And so
now they decide that we're going to entertain new procedures
to determine if we have employees here that have removal
orders against them in possession of guns, knives, and cash. Wow,

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see what happens there. That's not a good situation. And secondly,
before we get onto the issues, by the way, we'll
take many calls. Tonight eight six six six four seven
seven three three seven. Another issue arose, which is the
the Union of school teachers in the City of Chicago.
I'm thinking to myself. I'm my reading this correctly. The

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Chicago Teachers' Union, which are I looked online. There's about
thirty thousand teachers, I said, thirty thousand teachers in the
city of Chicago, the home of Brandon Johnson. Of course,
thirty thousand teachers. This is a huge group that controls
the school system. The state doesn't control it, the Feds
don't control it. No one controls it at all except

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the Teachers' union controls everything. And God help you if
you get sideways with the teachers Union, in which case
you're in deep trouble. So going back in time, in
nineteen seventy three, there was a police officer patrolling in
the Garden state of New Jersey named Warner Forster, simply

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doing his job, and one thing led to another, and
he was murdered in cold blood while wearing the uniform
of the state Trooper of New Jersey. And I vaguely
recall it happening at the time. So there was a
person who was actually arrested a couple of years later

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and then convicted in nineteen seventy seven. Her original name
was Joanne Deborah Chesimard, but she took a different name
because she became a black black revolutionary name Asada Shakur.
So she decided to take a name and take up
the black liberation fight, which she has done repeatedly, by

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the way. In fact, when she was sentenced to prison,
originally she was given the death penalty this is Asada Shakur,
but it was reduced to life imprisonment without possibility of parole. Well,
she was a member of some group called the Black
Liberation Front, the Black Liberation Front and also called Black

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Liberation Organization, so she joined the she did what she did.
She was convicted in nineteen seventy seven a first degree
murder in the nineteen seventy three killing of a cop,
sentenced to life plus thirty three years and other charges.
As she had a long record of armed robbery, kidnapping,
aggravated assault, torture, killings, et cetera. Somehow, I don't know

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how this is possible, but her cohorts broke her out
of a female penitentiary a couple of years later. How
does that work? I have no idea. Reading this history,
you almost can't make this up. And I'm going to
circle back to what's happening today. She was broken out
by other Black revolutionaries. Then she made her way to Cuba.

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She's been in Cuba for the last thirty one years.
Every president, beginning with Ronald Reagan through Donald Trump, has
said to Fidel Castro and Raoul Castro, now, whoever runs
the country, we want Asada secure back. She was broken
out of a state female penitentiary by other black revolutionaries
and somehow made her way to Cuba. And so every

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few years her name would pop up in surface. Donald Trump,
to deal with Cuba, if you can, we want this
woman back to serve her sentence.

Speaker 4 (11:43):
Well, guess what.

Speaker 3 (11:43):
Unfortunately or fortunately, she died in Cuba to custody on
Wednesday of last week. So I thought, okay, that's the
end of that. But that wasn't good enough for the
Chicago Teachers' Union thirty thousand teachers and twenty five thousand
support staff. So they on their official ex account the following,
rest in power, Rest in peace, Asada Shakur. Today we

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honor the life and legacy of a revolutionary fighter, a
fierce writer, a revered elder, a Black liberation and a
leader of freedom whose spirit continues to live in our struggle.
Asada refused to be silenced. She taught us that it
is our duty to fight for our freedom. It is
our duty to win. We must love each other and

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support each other. We have nothing to lose but our chains.
I'm reading this so this is last week. The Chicago
Teachers Union, representing those instructing youth in the city of Chicago,
are celebrating the life of a cop killer. In nineteen

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seventy three, she murdered New Jersey state trooper and was
convicted of first degree murder, arm robbery, aggravated assault, and
a bunch of other offenses in her life. In nineteen
seventy nine, armed allies of Sekur stormed a women's penitentiary,
freed her, and smuggled her to Cuba, where she's been

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living for the past my gosh, forty six years, and
the Chicago Teachers Union is celebrating her life. Is this
You take what's happened in Des Moines, Iowa with a
superintendent who's an illegal alien with guns, knives in cash,

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and on top of that, the Chicago Teachers Union is
celebrating the legacy of a cop killer.

Speaker 4 (13:43):
Wow.

Speaker 3 (13:45):
These two stories demonstrate where the left wing Democratic Party
is today and where the Black Liberation Front and like
sin Q in that group who kidnapped Patty Hurst. This
went on and Bill Ayers, he's a good friend of
Hussein Obama, who was convicted of setting bombs at the Pentagon.

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These are the ones that originated the career of Barack
Hussein Obama out of Chicago. Now, this woman is honored
by the Chicago teachers thirty thousand strong, whose job it
is is to educate the next generation of Americans. They're
celebrating Asada Shakur in.

Speaker 4 (14:23):
The murder of a cop.

Speaker 3 (14:28):
Shouldn't de moine in Chicago? The authorities there say something
about this at something. What does Brandon Johnson think about
this des moined very liberal city in a very conservative
state of Iowa, the home of the Cyclones and the Hawkeyes.

Speaker 4 (14:44):
I don't get it.

Speaker 3 (14:45):
I don't get how you hire someone a foreigner who
has a deportation order to be your superintendent of schools,
who's got in legal gun, knives, in cash when hiding
in the weeds, not to be arrested and deported. What
you talk about incompetence, It's unbelievable. Oh, let's continue.

Speaker 4 (15:07):
This week. Something stramatic going to happen with the budget.

Speaker 3 (15:10):
I predict the President is not going to give up
on his domestic program that he was elected to implement,
and that's something he's going to tell you say to
Hakeem Jefferies and Chuck Schumer. Not on my wash, not
going to happen. So it'll be up to the Democrats
that they want to cancel government. And we'll talk some
more about the indictment of James Comy later on if

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a line becomes available. Eight sixty six six four seven
seven three three seven. We have four lines open calls
from Idaho and Florida and Monroe. Bill Cunningham with you
every Sunday night. You know, as a great American, I
wouldn't know two sporting events. The Ryder Cup, Americans almost

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came all the way back. I think only one European
actually won a match. Today ended up to be a
close should have been a little bit different, but it wasn't.
Fifteen to thirteen very close, and the Europeans had a
seven point lead, which is insurmountable. But at the end
of the day, it worked out that Americans fought well,

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fought hard, still lost, which they tend to do anymore
to the Europeans to lose on US soil. It's a
little bit unusual. The Ryder Cup was fifteen to three
and Roy McElroy and many other Europeans went to university,
went to colleges in America, and they generally live in America,

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but they identify as Portuguese or Italians or French or
something or other when they're basically Americans on the PGA tour.
So maybe if I identify as left handed golfer, I
could start hitting the ball left handed, but I doubt it.
But ultimately Europe managed to fight off and win fifteen
to thirteen. It was much closer than we thought. In Secondly,

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my beloved Cincinnati Reds beat out the New York Mets,
which I love, for the last playoff spot, the wild card.
They're going to play the Dodgers in La Tuesday, Wednesday,
hopefully Thursday. I think the Reds have the same chance
against the Dodgers as the Reds head against the Oakland
Bass Brothers in nineteen ninety and they swept them.

Speaker 4 (17:21):
So we'll see what happens.

Speaker 3 (17:22):
One thing I find great my Reds, the Midwestern team
with Tito Francona as our manager, has a payroll of
about one hundred and ten million dollars, which is twenty
percent of what the Mets have spent. They pay rolls
about three to sixty. Then they pay a penalty attacks
of one hundred and forty million. So the rich guy

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that owns the Mets spend a half a billion dollars
on that team, and the Reds beat him in Milwaukee
with much less payroll. You probably can't name one player
on the Brewers have the best record in baseball, a
better record than the New York Yankees or the Los
Angeles Dodgers. Love but when small market teams in Midwest
beat the crap out of the left and right coast,

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and many are picking the Dodgers are going to win
this thing easily against the Reds, much like in nineteen
ninety with the bash Boys out of Oakland, it was
going to be a whitewash on behalf of Oakland. In
the World Series. The Reds won four straight because of
my good friend Jose Rio and Barry Larkin and Chris
Sabo and Paul O'Neill, Todd Benzinger and Mariano Duncan. Those guys, Yeah,

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Danny Jackson, those guys. Billy Hatcher beat up on the
Oakland A's and I'm predicting now I'll be with you
again next Sunday night, that my Reds will beat up
on the Dodgers in Chavez Ravine and their payroll is
something in the same range as the Yankees. You know
things are bad when hal Steinbrenner of the Yankees says,
you know what, baseball is getting too expensive for the Yankees.

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When you know that when Hallis Steinbrenner says that, you know,
we got a problem. Let's get your calls. Your calls
are next eight sixty six, six four seven, seven, three
three seven. They have three lines up if you want
to call in. Talk about the big beautiful Bill, the
meeting tomorrow, talk about the horrible events and the Morgan
tabernacle in Michigan, or the fact the Teachers Union in

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Chicago is loving on and supporting a cop killer.

Speaker 4 (19:14):
Unbelievable.

Speaker 3 (19:15):
Bill cunning in the Great American with you and all
great Americans every Sunday night. You know, there were churchgoers

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in Michigan this morning who thought they were going to
praise the Lord. Instead, they found themselves in a life
and death struggle in which children were being shielded, doors
were being blasted, open by a pickup truck. Rifles were
being used by this murderer. Then he had IEDs that
he basically blew up the church, set it on fire,
the manifestation of true evil. Same thing happened to Charlie

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Kirk about two weeks ago, and I found this clip
on YouTube that described I think clearly.

Speaker 4 (20:11):
What was on.

Speaker 3 (20:12):
Charlie's mind and one of the you know, proved me
wrong situations, and I'm going to be involved in one
of those college campus tours myself. But nonetheless, there was
a person that stepped up to the mic and this
cuts about fifty seconds long, and it was about three
months ago of a questioner on a college campus and

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there was Charlie Kirk under the canopy proved me wrong.
Here was the question and Charlie's answer. It takes about
forty seconds. Danny Gleeson hit it.

Speaker 5 (20:44):
I have thirty seconds left to live.

Speaker 6 (20:46):
I'm dying from a gunshot wound.

Speaker 7 (20:48):
But what would you actually want to tell me if
I have thirty seconds left to live?

Speaker 5 (20:51):
Boy?

Speaker 7 (20:51):
You got thirty seconds. In thirty seconds, you're about to
meet eternal judgment. And there's only one way that you
can get bailed out of that that's not all the
good things you did.

Speaker 5 (20:59):
Or the morals card. It's whether or not you have
Jesus Christ is your Lord and.

Speaker 7 (21:02):
Savior and as people or anything that's going to matter.
And so you got ten seconds left the dying from
a gunshot wound. I mean you asked a question, who
is Jesus Christ? And then the answer to that singular question,
who is Jesus Christ is the most important question for
everyone of the audience, not how much money you have,
how much good.

Speaker 5 (21:19):
Stuff you do, It is who is Jesus Christ.

Speaker 7 (21:21):
You might say, oh, Jesus was you know, a teller
of good tales, or Jesus was a good person, er
Jesus with a historical figure.

Speaker 5 (21:27):
None of that's going to cut it.

Speaker 7 (21:28):
And it's whether or not you repent and you ask
Christ to come in as your Lord and savior.

Speaker 5 (21:33):
That's the only thing that will save you from eternal death.

Speaker 3 (21:36):
Thank you, Charlie Kirk. About two months before it was murdered,
someone asked him the question, you're shot, you have thirty
seconds to live.

Speaker 4 (21:45):
What do you do?

Speaker 3 (21:46):
And this refers back to Erica Kirk, who said that
when she saw her husband's dead body in the hospital,
she rushed to the scene, and she insisted on seeing
him the way he died, and that was horrible. And
a police officer told Erica Kirk, you don't want to look.
She said, yes, I do, and she came back and

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she was in complete tears, and she said he looked terrible.
His neck was blown off, but he had a slight
smile on his face because he knew at that split
second when his body was done and his soul left
his body, he met Jesus Christ face to face. And

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if there's a heaven above, and I believe, I believe
there is. I hope you believe there is. And Charlie
Kirk is in heaven now enjoying his justice ERTs and
then one day his wife and two kids be with him.
But what do you do if you're shot? You have
thirty seconds to live. That was something confronted this morning
in that Mormon chapel in Michigan. And I pray those

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religious people died, the five or six who were murdered,
had the face of Jesus Christ in front of them
the second their earthly remains were finished, and their soul
went to be heaven above. And I certainly believe.

Speaker 4 (23:08):
That's the case.

Speaker 3 (23:09):
I't to take a few telephone calls, and I do
want to get into some point the media fixation with
James Comy, and I want to share with you a
quote that James Comy gave. He was a frequent guest
on MSNBC and CNN when Donald Trump was indicted. Of course,

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when Alvin Bragg, New York City went after Donald Trumph
made up charges, when Fanny Willis and Fulton County, Georgia, Atlanta,
and Nathan Wade went after Donald Trump, and dozens of others.
A lot of times you forget about all the persons
indicted with Donald Trump is the chief of staff was indicted,

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his economic advisor was indicted, his chief Foreign relations advisor
was indicted, along with thirty two other individuals, including lawyers
and friends. They're all indicted and many of the many
of those cases in Arizona, for example, are still pending.
And then when he was targeted by Jack Smith, when
President Joe Biden said, yes, there should be an investigation, yes,

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Donald Trump should be brought to justice, when he said,
when Joe Biden said that there's a target on Donald Trump,
on a congressman from New York City, named Dan Goldman
said that Donald Trump should be eliminated. Did anyone of
the mainstream media take Alvin Bragg to task? Did they
take Fanny Willis to task on those fictitious indictments out

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of Fulton County or Nathan Wade or Jack Smith? Did
anyone in the media say, wait a minute, you can't
bring charges against a private citizen like that. Even Elie
cooneyg of CNN said, you know what, these things don't exist.
They made him up to get him convicted of something
so he couldn't run for the presidency. The media stood

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down in silence. His The whole system of rated itself
against Donald Trump. But here's the quote from James Comy
after Trump was indicted in New York City. Quote, it's
a good day for the rule of law because we
have a system, and the system is in place, and
the system is working as it was designed, with average
ordinary Americans making decisions about how our laws will be

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enforced quote unquote. Is that what happened in Virginia when
there were three counts presented by the US Attorney and
the good citizens of Virginia, who, by the way, a
blue Northern Virginia is a blue county, a blue city,
and a blue part of the state. They decided not
to indict on one of the three, but inded on

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the other two, including lying.

Speaker 4 (25:40):
Before the Congress.

Speaker 3 (25:42):
Now, I watched the other day some of the defract
congressmen and saying, well, we people lie.

Speaker 4 (25:51):
Before the Congress all the time. That's no big deal.

Speaker 3 (25:54):
What is it a big deal if an FBI director
in office lie before a congressman or a Senator from Iowa,
Chuck Grassley, Is that a big deal? Well, according Adam
Kensinger of Illinois, Republican turned Democrat, that's not a big deal.
When an FBI director in office lives to the Senate. Well,

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the citizens of Virginia said, that's a big deal.

Speaker 4 (26:18):
He lied.

Speaker 3 (26:20):
See the media wants to go after Donald Trump for
using warfare against political opponents. Have they stood down the
past three or four years when Donald Trump and all
around him or indicted on fictitious charges? Did did Abbie
Phillip or did Jake Tapper or did anyone in the
media care about Donald Trump getting indicted by multiple jurisdictions.

Speaker 4 (26:43):
I don't think so. Did they?

Speaker 3 (26:44):
Did I miss that they cheered on the prosecutor prosecution
of a former president, of course, the purpose of which
was to keep him out of office. But you saw
through it. Thank you for seeing through it. Let's go
to the calls, as I promised, big night going on.
We have a few guests coming up later, and let's
go to Troy in Chicago to maybe he learned about

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the teachers' union supporting a cop killer. Then Tom and Louisiana, MARKA.
Monroe in thousands of others, and Troy and Chicago. Welcome
to the Bill Cunningham Show. Troy, how are you.

Speaker 8 (27:18):
I'm doing great, Billy.

Speaker 9 (27:19):
I love your show.

Speaker 8 (27:20):
I wish you and Larry Elder would do a podcast together.

Speaker 3 (27:23):
Well, I've had a guest many times with Larry. He
Walter Williams. To take Tom Sole, take Larry Elder. That's
about the best there is. Take justice, you know, Clarence Thomas.
And let's face it, they're not black Americans. Are you
aware that you can only be a black American if
you're a liberal. You can't be a black American if
you're a conservative?

Speaker 4 (27:44):
Correct?

Speaker 10 (27:46):
Correct?

Speaker 9 (27:46):
Yeah?

Speaker 2 (27:47):
Correct?

Speaker 8 (27:47):
You know you mentioned Adam Kinsinger. I followed him through
his career. He is, thankfully will never be part of
politics anymore. He won't even be like a county dollcatcher.
This guy is a loser.

Speaker 4 (28:00):
H What was any pardon for his crimes committed in office?

Speaker 8 (28:03):
But his mainstream media appearances have disappeared, thankfully. But do
you see that press conference from this uh this governor?

Speaker 9 (28:13):
Uh yes?

Speaker 8 (28:14):
And then Oregon yes, and like I never heard this
woman and then I read about the mayor of Portland.
This is a problem. We have Antifa politicians and you
have lunatics like those two in Oregon. You have this
this monster in Connecticut, John Larson, who who wants to

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have ice on mask and police on masks. And we're
never gonna improve this country until we get rid of
these Antifa politicians like like John Larson Connecticut and uh
that that horrible looking woman in Oregon. I forgot her name.

Speaker 3 (28:51):
Her name is Tana Tina Kotik k O t e
k and uh she gave it. Have you seen the
video out of Portland? What happens within TIFA, which is
anti fascists, they are the fascist Have you seen the
violence in Portland? And she claims there's nothing going on
there to see and that Tina Kotick and the first

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lady Amy Kodik Wilson are going to go to South
Korea and Japan in a couple of days for a
trade mission. And she claims the governor of Oregon and
the mayor of Portland saying there's no crime here, there's
no there, there, there's no Antifa, there's no attack on Ice.
None of that's happening. And I'm thinking, why isn't the media.

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I watched tonight on ABC Nightly News and I said,
play the video of what's happening in Portland almost on
a nightly basis, and tell me that's not a terrorist
group attacking federal facilities.

Speaker 4 (29:47):
What world do they live in?

Speaker 8 (29:50):
That's nothing new that they've been doing that in Portland
for like a couple of years. And like, I don't
know why Trump and you got Brandon Johnson. Trump's to
to remove these people. Brandon Johnson is a monster. I mean,
this guy is the worst individual I've ever seen in politics.
He's openly racist. Yeah, he's a troll, yeah, and he's

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just he's the worst human being imaginable. And I was
thinking he was going to resign. He was like getting
really unhinged and mad, and I thought, this guy just
loves just trolling Republican America.

Speaker 3 (30:25):
You know, Troy, how big of a story is it
in Chicago when the head of the teachers union puts
on X praise for a cop killer named as Shatar Shakor?

Speaker 4 (30:36):
Is that a big deal?

Speaker 3 (30:37):
At GN one of my great stations is gan in Chicago,
And is that a big deal in Chicago when thirty
thousand teachers have become Black liberation revolutionaries praising the killing
of cops?

Speaker 4 (30:51):
Is that a big deal?

Speaker 10 (30:53):
Billy?

Speaker 8 (30:53):
This local media, I know, I think you're on GM
in Chicago, But them and some other channels, the way
they present Trump's I think it. They are so biased
and partisan it's disgusting and I don't even want to
go there because they just the way you hear their
news story at the top of the hour is just

(31:14):
so partisan and like they're just They're horrible.

Speaker 3 (31:18):
And I would imagine Chicago public schools have the same
success as other urban public schools, which is half the
kids are chronically absent, about seventy five percent can't read
or write.

Speaker 4 (31:30):
There's massive lawlessness in the schools.

Speaker 3 (31:33):
Nobody with the ability to send your kid not to
the public schools would actually send your kid to a
public school.

Speaker 4 (31:39):
I would imagine it's terrible. There's no education.

Speaker 3 (31:41):
And now the Teachers' Union in Chicago has taken up
the mantle of a black revolutionary named Asada Shakur and
are praising her life and her positions on politics. And
she's a cop killer. How is this possible?

Speaker 8 (31:57):
It's not surprising that they would be raising a woman
who's probably at the gates of hell now. But we
gotta remember Brandon Johnson barely won and his opponent might
run again, who almost beat him, and we can only hope,
and that this guy's name I always forget too, but
he's been in Chicago politics and I think if he

(32:18):
runs again, the guy who lost to Brandon Johnson, I
think he'll win this time.

Speaker 4 (32:22):
Isn't the problem that guy's white and not a problem?

Speaker 8 (32:26):
Yeah? Yeah it is. And uh oh, Paul Vallis said
that's his name, and he's more of a moderate and
he's he's a good guy, and I think he would
improve the city. And like you said, aside from him,
I don't know who else would even challenge this monster
in Chicago.

Speaker 3 (32:43):
Hasn't Brandon Johnson said he's only going to hire black people,
not gonna hire not gonna hire Asians or white people.
He was asked that question, he said, yes, I hire
black people. Can you imagine some mayor saying today, I
only hire white people. I don't hire Asians or black people.
I mean, how does to get away with it?

Speaker 8 (33:02):
That's a good question, and he just gets away with it.
He's just I don't know if it's the power of
the teachers unions or or if these elections are rigged.
I mean, how does that woman in Oregon get elected?

Speaker 4 (33:13):
I have no idea.

Speaker 9 (33:14):
I don't know.

Speaker 8 (33:17):
She's like her saying that in that press conference yet
the other day, and they reminded me of Leslie. Remind
me of Leslie Nielson. Then naked done day she said,
there's no problem in Portland. Are are you kidding me
to call it? The great Billy Cunny him?

Speaker 3 (33:31):
Well, right, the Department of Justice. I just had a
US attorney text me something. They've launched an investigation into
the hiring practices of Mayor Johnson because he has stated
publicly he will hire blacks to represent his administration, and
that he and his administration, By the way, under his leadership,
forty five percent of the administration is black and thirty

(33:53):
percent is white, eight percent Asian. He said he tends
to hire a black person's qualified, but I don't care
if they're oh, black, white or polka dot. I couldn't
care less. Can they be competent and don't hire based
upon race? Democrats get away with hiring based upon race,
and no other so called wide Rasian person could do it.
But somehow Brandon Johnson runs a terrible city. The Miracle

(34:15):
Mile is shut down, the water Tower doesn't exist anymore
in the black community. You can't walk around with a
stroller late at night. It's in complete collapse. It's not
safe around the White Sox Stadium on the south Side.
It is dangerous. Where Obama's putting up his public library,
which is failing miserably. It's awful and there's nothing right
happening in Chicago. And that's why he's got about fifteen

(34:37):
percent approval rating. Maybe Paul will win the next time.
All we want is a mayor and governor to be
competent and don't be racist. And Brandon Johnson is racist.

Speaker 8 (34:49):
Well, I got good news. Actually, you know he's having
panic attacks tonight, just thinking that ice was in downtown
mission have you well, arresting illegals, and I can't wait
to hear what he says, and the response has to
be hard back at him.

Speaker 11 (35:05):
Try.

Speaker 3 (35:05):
I'll leave you one thought tonight. Democrats in the South
for one hundred and fifty years used black folks as
their slaves, and once their freedom was obtained, the Democrats
in the South developed the ku klux klan to lynch
black folks, kept them from voting, kept them out of businesses, etc.

(35:29):
And they ignored federal law. Federal officials had ascend in
the troops a Little Rock and the Mississippi and Alabama
because Democrats in the South would not comply with federal law.
Here we are one hundred years later. Democrats in the
North will not comply with federal law. And if you
don't comply with federal law, you might get arrested. And

(35:49):
I wanted God bless the ice and other officials. Democrats
one hundred and fifty years ago would not comply with
federal law. They wouldn't comply with it through the nineteen sixties.
Here we are sixty years later, and that that same
Democratic party will not comply with federal law. And that's
a problem we got to run. Thanks for your call.
Thanks for calling. Let's continue fifty one minutes after the hour,

(36:11):
Bill Cunning into Great American with you every Sunday night.
I let's continue. Whenever stop, we simply continue. Coming up
later will be a real life Congressman Warren Davidson, part
of the Freedom Caucus, been there about ten years. What's
going to happen tomorrow with the big beautiful Bill? Also

(36:34):
later on from the black Sphere, the Kevin Jacksonnetwork dot
Com and John Lott about the Mormon situation in Michigan
in which those faithful loving people were killed by the
manifestation of true evil. And then later on also Jeff
crue Air, the Great Jeff Crewe Air from New Orleans.
It's hopeful. I mentioned this to my caller from Chicago.

(36:57):
I hope at some point that Democrats will look at
their political party that they voted for for the last
fifty to one hundred and fifty years and say we
can't take it anymore. Middle class values are non existent
in many American cities. The housing crisis is real. The
policies the Democrat Party causes out to go up and
up enough. The schools are terrible. Education is not taking

(37:19):
place whatsoever. Also, you have a police that are not respected.
Short shortness of police not respect it. Not too many
jobs are being created. Safety is a big problem. What's
working in many American cities because of the policies of
the Democrat Party very little. So I hope at some
point you will arise in blue cities and Blue states

(37:42):
and blue cities and red states and say, you know what,
we can't take it anymore. We can't live like this.
The policies of Liberals have caused it. We must change.
Let's continue. Congressman Davis in't coming up. Go cunning In
with you every Sunday.

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By Billy cunning In The Great American.

Speaker 3 (38:49):
Of course, come Tuesday or Wednesday, likely it's going to
be a government shutdown of one type or another. Presidents
meeting with the leaders of the House in the Centate
that'll go nowhere. A man, what's perspective on this is
so much more as ten year veteran one of the
leader's House representatives, Warren Davidson, Warren Davidson, Congressman, Welcome again
to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, as

(39:10):
we said here, what are the odds of the Republicans
who passed the big beautiful bill rescinding large parts of
the BBB, because that's what Chuck Schumer wants.

Speaker 4 (39:19):
What are the odds that happening?

Speaker 9 (39:22):
Well, I hope it's zero. You never say never, but
I hope it's zero. And the nervous thing is, look
the four corners as they call it. You know, Johnson
and Thune, the two leading Republicans, and Schumer and Jeffries
the two leading Democrats, or meeting with President Trump tomorrow,
so they're going to work out something. But you know,
prison Trump already rejected their deal. They wanted to get

(39:45):
basically one and a half trillion of more spending. They
want to plus up COVID level funding for a pandemic
that has long since expired. And then they want to
undo what we just did with you know, stopping medicaid
from going to illegals. No, no, we got to keep giving
money to illegals. And then we just defunded MPR and
they want to go, no, no, we have to keep

(40:06):
funding MPR. Well, we didn't accidentally undo it. And the
big thing is, look that we're not funding all of
the Republican priorities. We're not passing the Republican appropriations. That's
not done yet. So the CR is, look, we haven't
done all the things we want to do. You's certainly
not doing the things y'all want to do. In the meantime,
let's just not shut the government down, and we do

(40:27):
the CR Continuing Resolution, So it's sort of like a
punt till November twentieth, so the debate can continue. But
the Democrats want to use it as leverage, so I
think they're going to force a shut down.

Speaker 3 (40:39):
You know, every on all the morning shows, the Republicans
are cutting medicaid, and I wish I could jump in
and say, I'll wait a minute. Medicaid is being cut
to illegal aliens and to those adults who won't get
off their mother's couch to work. Other than that, there's
no cuts to medicaid. Can we put that a neon
light somewhere, So even low double digit IQ ers can
understand there's no cuts to medicaid unless you're here illegally

(41:02):
or unless you refuse to work.

Speaker 4 (41:04):
Am I correct about that?

Speaker 9 (41:06):
You are correct? I mean if you're able bodied, work
in age and you don't have kids at home, yeah, eventually,
just like your friends and family would tell you, well,
you're going to get a job, right, I mean, why
would it be mean for the government to do the
same thing that you would do for your own friends
and family and in our district. Honestly, it's not. It's
not a partisan issue, but in Congress it is. And

(41:27):
it's the same back in the nineties. Bill Clinton was like, yeah,
that makes sense to me, let's do it, and it
got undone when Barack Obama was president. So those are
the only cuts to Medicaid. The things that Democrats are saying, oh,
well this is going away. Well, there was a supposed
to be a temporary payment that isn't going to individuals.
It's going to health insurance companies. So this isn't money

(41:47):
that goes to poor people like means tested programs. This
is money that's paid directly to health insurance companies, and
it was because the pandemic was going on that we're
going to have lots of extra expenses. So they said,
don't pass all these extra expenses through on super high premiums.
We want the insurance company to still be focused on
a normal level of market, not a pandemic level of market.

(42:11):
And they're like, they're like, well, you have to keep
paying those payments to the health insurance companies. And you're like,
I don't know. I thought the health insurance companies weren't
very popular on the one hand, and on the other hand,
the pandemics long since expired, So why would we pay
them pandemic level funding when they don't have pandemic level expenses.

Speaker 3 (42:29):
We have to I want to spend some time with
you on the behavior of the Chicago Teachers Union about
this cop killer that's coming down the road. But I
read this article that Bill Clinton was president for eight years.
He never received majority of the popular vote in either election,
but he easily easily won the presidency twice. And Bill

(42:52):
Clinton sounded like a mega member. In other words, the
policies of Bill Clinton fit nicely within the policies Donald Trump.
Let me explain, Bill Clinton said, the southern border had
to be locked down. Only legals come in and that
if you hear it illegally, go back home. He believed
in the same sort of behavior by ice as Donald Trump.

(43:14):
So Bill Clinton agrees with Donald Trump on the southern border. Secondly,
Bill Clinton, you may recall funded one hundred thousand more
local cops for five years on the one hundred large
criminal cities in America. Then it's up to each city
after those five years keep those cops. So Bill Clinton
believed in the southern border policies of Donald Trump the president.

(43:36):
Bill Clinton believed in one hundred thousand cops in the
high crime areas. He also said, instead of welfare, you
got to work. In other words, you don't get medicaid
or food stamps or Section eight housing if you're able
body and refuse to work.

Speaker 4 (43:50):
That's exactly what Trump was saying.

Speaker 3 (43:52):
And when it came to a balanced budget, there's no
question Bill Clinton believed and implemented a balanced budget. So
the presidency of Bill Clinton fits within nicely the framework
of Donald Trump's second term as president.

Speaker 9 (44:06):
Do you agree, Yeah, I mean, right now, you look
at what is Maga's it's hard to imagine that we
would say, oh, you're making America great again just by
embracing things that Bill Clinton was for. But I think
that's how far the left has drifted. You know, they're
like then, they always bring up culture wars, back then,
back then, look where the culture was. So you know,

(44:27):
that's the thing politics of downstream from culture. They've radically
done all this stuff in the culture, and we just
want to go back to the way they were, you know,
on policies that made sense in the nineties, and they
call that extremism, and you know, you can pay play
all these quotes. There were points in time when Joe
Biden and Chuck Schumer were for all these same kinds

(44:49):
of policies too, you know, but now you know, well,
we got to have health care for illegals.

Speaker 3 (44:55):
Well the other thing, tip Er Gore, you're kind of
maybe young, you remember there's some thirty five years ago,
but Tipper Gore was angry at rappers for having curse
words and depictions of women's genitalia in songs. And Tipper
Gore the second lady in the country with al Gore
sounded sounded like a Roman Catholic priest today talking about

(45:19):
lyrics and rap music. So the Clinton eastas and the
al Gore shut down the southern border. A lot more
cops on the street, no more welfare unless you work,
balanced budget, and cultural wars, especially in the black communities,
got a change. Those are the policies of the Democratic
Party in the nineteen nineties to two thousand and one.

(45:40):
But a kind of a related matter, this really has
me going, and this is about the killing of that
New Jersey officer in nineteen seventy three. He state trooper
in New Jersey, the Garden State. His name is Warner Forster.
He was murdered in nineteen seventy three. One of the
people that murdered him, the police officer on duty, was

(46:01):
a woman named Joanna Deborah Cheshamard. She changed her name
to reflect her heritage Asada Shakur and she was part
of the Black Liberation Army the b LA. In nineteen
seventy seven, she was convicted a first degree murder in
the killing of that New Jersey state trooper. She had

(46:21):
numerous bank robbery convictions, kidnappings, armed robberies, torture killings, and
then she she hit the Grand Enchilada was sentenced to
death and then she got life imprisonment and then she
was convicted nineteen seventy seven. Six and a half years later,
she escaped out of women's prison in New Jersey nineteen
eighty four. Somehow she made her way to Cuba. And

(46:44):
every president since then, from Reagan to Clinton, to Bush,
to Obama to Joe Biden and now Donald Trump, all
of them said we want her back, but it never
got back.

Speaker 4 (46:56):
Three or four days ago, she finally died of old age.

Speaker 3 (47:00):
I want to share with you a tribute to her
put up by the Chicago Teachers Union on Tuesday. On
Wednesday of last week, are you ready for this? Is
the Chicago Teachers Union and the land of Brandon Johnson
and she They said the following about this, about this
woman dying of old age, who murdered a cop and
committed lots of crimes, The Teachers Union said, today we

(47:22):
honor the life and legacy of a revolutionary fighter, a
fierce writer, a revered elder, a black liberation and a
leader of freedom whose spirit continues to live in our struggle.
It went on to say that Asada they called her Asada.
She took that name Asada. Asada will not be silenced.

(47:43):
She taught us that it is our duty to fight
for our freedom. It is our duty to win. We
must love each other and support each other. We have
nothing to lose but our chains. That is the comment
of a cop killer out of the city of Chicago,
the teachers Union talking about she's a revered elder who
committed numerous felonies and killed a police officer and now

(48:06):
she died of old age. Can I get your reaction
to the Chicago union teachers Union strong, they educate three
hundred thousand kids, they don't educate, and they get on
the side of a cop killer.

Speaker 9 (48:16):
Your comment, they have nothing to lose but their chains.
And this is the Chicago's teachers union. Yes, what chains
are binding the Chicago Teachers Union, Well.

Speaker 3 (48:27):
They're policies, they're policies, and somehow they're honoring a cop
killer who escaped from a female prison, calling her a
revered elder. So instead of worrying about the kids in
Chicago who can't read, can't write, about half don't show up.
They're chronically absent, massive lawlessness, the teachers Union is honoring someone.

Speaker 4 (48:48):
They say is in change since she's dead.

Speaker 3 (48:51):
Right now, I read that Congressman Warren Davidson, I couldn't
believe when I'm reading.

Speaker 9 (48:56):
Yeah, it's mind blowing, and it's a mindset that basically
there these the people teaching kids, and they're teaching them
the same that that you're in change and that you're
oppressed and you can't do anything about it except I
don't know, maybe go be violent like this role model
that they hold up. So it's a it's a it's
an ideology of depravity, and I guess there's no no

(49:18):
low ground that they won't seize. I mean, they they're
it's demoralizing. Frankly, you look at what they're doing, what
they're pushing for, and you know, very disappointing. But you know,
I think the reality is they know that they have
to change the direction of their party. They've got the
crazy wing into control, and this is this is what

(49:39):
this is what Sarah Huckaby Sanders said a couple of
years ago. She said that the dividing line hasn't left
or right, Republican versus Democrat, but normal versus crazy. And
you see it over and over again. It's like, this
is crazy stuff. And you see some of the Democrats
out there, you know, look at Stephen A. Smith the
other day looking at some of his times because I'm

(50:01):
mad at Democrats because all the conspiracy theories and hoaxes
keep turning out to be right, we really did do this,
that and the other thing. And he said Republicans are
sitting there simply saying, well, we can't go along with that,
you know, And I think that's where you're at. You're
looking at like the Democrats where where Bill Clinton was
back in the day, And a lot of Democrats in

(50:23):
southwest Ohio are honestly still probably in that turf, but
they can't vote for national level Democrats. And that's the
big difference is that that's why Donald Trump, what happened
to Ohio, Well, Democrats happened to Ohio, and Ohio is
still the same place. And our state is basically like,
we're not going to go along with that, Like we
know that's a dude wearing a dress, Like we don't

(50:44):
have to be a jerk tome, but we're not going
to pretend that it's a woman. We're not going to
pretend that women that men can have babies and have periods.
I mean, you know, oh, you're a bigot, and you're like, yeah,
Ohio's just not going to go along with that, and
that's not red or blue. That's like normal versus crazy stuff,
and you see it over and over again. I don't

(51:05):
know what to do.

Speaker 3 (51:06):
It's causing havoc because I think about Charlie Kirk. I
think about how he died at the hands of someone
who lives in the sewer of left wing progressive politics,
who read on the dark web certain things about Charlie
Kirk and saw an opportunity to kill him and killed
the messenger, hopefully not the message. And we'll see what
happens Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. But wait about a minute remaining, Congressman,

(51:29):
do you think when Donald Trump does not do what
a came Jefferies wants him to do, which is very likely,
how long will the shutdown be and what would the
president do?

Speaker 9 (51:39):
I think that the Democrats will keep the government shut
down for about a week. And I think part of
the reason is they still think Obamacare is one of
their crowning achievements. It didn't actually lower premiums. Premiums have
continued to skyrocket, and that's that's what they want anchored
in mind. As Republicans caused your premiums to go up,
and see wh we fought, and the reason your premiums
went up because Republicans there. Well, your approach didn't cause

(52:01):
premims to go down in the first place. But if
you look at Democrats and they need to be for something,
I think they're just trying to claim the ground on
healthcare because honestly, Republicans should do something more substantial on healthcare,
and we're not doing it. Democrats are in a position
we're in the minorities. They don't really have to do anything.
But I think they're going to keep the government shut

(52:22):
down for about a week, honestly, and they're going to
talk about healthcare the whole time, and the media will
blame Republicans somehow.

Speaker 3 (52:28):
Of course, all right, we got to run Congressman Warren
davids and see what happens this week. Going to be
very interesting. The President's sending now troops to Portland, which
is in total chaos along with Memphis, DC, I'm told
is doing much better. Do you walk around the streets
without having your car jacked or jewelry taken or a
gun upside your head. So he's having success many places,
but up against the clock, got to go. Congressman Warren

(52:50):
Davidson you're a great American, and thanks for coming on
the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Congressman, thank you. It's
always an honor. God bless you and all your listeners,
and God bless America. Let's continue with more your reaction.
Imagine Bill Clinton a member of the mega Republican Trump Party.
His policies and Trump's are the same. Bill Cunningham with

(53:10):
you every Sunday night, Billy Cunningham, the great American. You
know what's going to happen the next day or two
or three. We've seen repeatedly, there's no way on God's

(53:32):
green Earth to quote me that Donald Trump and Jade
Vance are going to say. You know what, We're going
to redo the big beautiful bill. We're going to give
illegals Medicaid coverage. We're going to allow healthy Americans to
participate in Medicaid even though they refuse to work. So therefore, okay,
Chuck Schumer, you changed my mind. We're gonna we're gonna

(53:54):
do something completely different. Is that possible. It's not even conceivable.
It's not possible. That's not going to happen. Zero zilt's
nada not going to happen. So that Trumpster tomorrow. Monday
is going to remain firm. On Tuesday, the government's going
to shut down either Tuesday night or Wednesday or Thursday,
which has done twenty eight times recently.

Speaker 4 (54:14):
Then after a few.

Speaker 3 (54:15):
Days, when a lot of the federal workers are laid
off one reason or another, are fired, Democrats going to
put hat in hand and come back and say, Okay,
we're sorry.

Speaker 4 (54:25):
This thing's going to work out.

Speaker 3 (54:27):
And that's the point that I think Warren Davidson wants
to make that this cannot continue as it is, cannot
go this way, it's wrong. Secondly, what's going to happen.
I think, with so much of the problems and difficulties
with the indictment of James Comy is really an amazing

(54:48):
thing to behold, because let me quote you from James
Comy himself, after Donald Trump was wrongfully indicted by Democratic
hacks in New York City, James Comey said, quote but ultimately,
I'll just say the following, it's a good day for
the rule of law because we have a system, and
a system is in place, and the system is working

(55:10):
as it was designed, with average ordinary Americans making decisions
about how our laws will be enforced.

Speaker 4 (55:16):
Unquote.

Speaker 3 (55:17):
Those are ordinary Americans are called grand jurors, by the way,
and the grand jury in northern Virginia, which our liberals
decided not to indict on one count but to indict
on the other. Adam Kinzinger and others that Congressman of
Melanoi actually said at one point, of course, we all
know that James Comy lied to Congress. He lied to Congress,

(55:38):
and he lied to Senator from Iowa, Chuck Grassley under
oath he lied. But that's not the point. Adam Kensinger's, well,
what is the point. What if you would lie? What
if I would lie? What if the superintendent of des Moines,
Iowa' schools would lie and claimed to be a US
citizen when he's not a US citizen. There's consequences, And

(55:59):
so yes, let it play out. We'll see what happens.
But the same group complaining about law fair being used
against James Comey were silent. Alvin Bragg and Leticia James
and Fanny Willis and Nathan Wade and Jack Smith and
others targeted Donald Trump and two or three dozen around him.

(56:19):
That Democrats indicted the former president. They indicted his chief
economic advisor. He indicted his chief national security advisor and
three other three dozen other individuals because they wanted to
destroy Donald Trump and everybody around Donald Trump. And guess
what they almost did. If Jack Smith was more competent

(56:40):
and started this a year earlier than he started it
in front of that left wing judge in Washington, d C.
In front of that jury, he would have been convicted
and actually sent to federal prison, believe it or not.
But they were incompetent. How's it possible that Alvin Bragg
has on his staff number three from Biden's Department of
Justice helping to prosecute misdemeanors on Donald Trump. How is

(57:02):
it possible that Fanny Willis and Nathan Wade local county
prosecutors find themselves, believe it or not, in the White
House talking about strategy, talking about policies.

Speaker 4 (57:11):
Are you kidding me? It was all coordinated.

Speaker 3 (57:14):
It's revenge for what It's revenge for what the Democrats
had done.

Speaker 4 (57:17):
Let's continue with more.

Speaker 3 (57:19):
Coming up next will be Kevin Jackson, formerly of the
Black Sphere, about the status of Black America and more
of line becomes available. Eight sixty six six four seven,
seven three three seven Bill Cunning in the Great American
with you and all great Americans every Sunday Night, Bill

(57:41):
cunning in the Great American. Of course, many issues so
little time. We have the ice facility being fired out
in Dallas, and we have what's happening with Jimmy Kimmel
was as a joke. He should have apologized to Eric
Kirk and to actually acknowledge that what he said was
stupid and wrong and he should beg for forgiveness. None
of that happened. Plus of the President's speech at the UN,

(58:02):
we have Russian aircraft and drones flying in the Eastern Europe,
all health breaking loose. Kevin Jackson, the Kevin Jackson Network
dot Com. Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And
first of all, I relate to you off the air briefly,
Kevin Jackson that when the speech was going on a
few days ago at the UN with the President Trump,
he was speaking while I was on the air, so
I couldn't I couldn't really hear what he was saying,

(58:23):
but I knew it was good because there was a
chirirn on CNN that said Trump insults the UN. And
I looked at the faces of Dan and Bashi and
others looked like it looked like they were sucking on lemons.
So I said this had to be good. So I
got home, cuted up and watched the whole thing. It
was fabulous, and first of all, the internationalists didn't like
it at all. Give me your reaction to what the
President said to the UN about the UN.

Speaker 10 (58:47):
I tell you what, I wish they had kept the
camera on the audience while he was meeting, because it
was so quintessential Trump, his facial expressions. If you recall
when he spoke of the Joint Sessions of Congress and
he looked over to the left and he said, you
know what, I could cure cancer and they'd be upset
with me. In effect to what he was saying is

(59:08):
I don't even care what they think. I don't care
what they say anymore. And that's exactly the attitude he
took to the u N. And here's what I liked
about it. He started off by being self congratulatory. You know,
I've stopped all these wars, I've done all this stuff.
And he's saying, look at these guys, I've done more
than this entire body. They get sixty billion dollars of

(59:29):
your dollars every year. They use part of it to
try to ruin my country. They're ruining your country. I mean,
it was every It had to have at least ten
mic drop moments in it.

Speaker 3 (59:40):
Bill and head to I watched it, and would I'd
love to have seeing the reaction of the internationalists and
how they viewed the president's speech. He couldn't get up
the escalator. They stopped it on him. The teleprompter went
down midstroke. I can imagine if Joe Biden or Kamala
Harrison was giving a speech like that in the up
and went down, what would have happened.

Speaker 10 (01:00:02):
Oh oh yeah, they would have stopped. But here what
was funny about it? He was beating them up so
bad they started the teleprompter back just to get him
back on track. I let this guy risk because it's
gonna be too ugly, and I'm telling you, he went
at it. And here's what I liked about it. He
was so honest, you know, because people are talking about

(01:00:24):
him as being hitlarian and a dictator and all these things,
and he says, look, I'm saving lives. I don't want
you to Nobel Peace Prize. I should have already had one.
I don't want it. I'm glad that I'm saving lives.
I'm bringing you know, I want to reunite those thirty
dead people that Hamas killed with their families, not because
they're alive, but because that's what's the right thing to do.

(01:00:44):
I want these twenty people back, not peacemeals. I want
them all back, and then we could start talking peace.
So he excoriated the all the Europeans and everybody for
trying to make, you know, essentially recognize Palestine and Hamas,
every part of it. It was just brutal honesty. You've
been ripping us off. You're not going to rip us
off anymore. We let you get away with it. You know,

(01:01:06):
your immigration policies things. I mean, it was just it
was quintessential Trump, exactly the way you want a guy
to explain things that I thought it was fantastic.

Speaker 3 (01:01:16):
You made reference to the fact that there aren't too
many Europeans going into Muslim countries. I don't see a
whole bunch of Italians or Portuguese or Spaniards or bread saying,
you know what, I kind of want to go in
to Somalia. That's kind of where I want to I
want to emigrate this. I want to get to Jordan,
maybe go maybe I'll go to Syria.

Speaker 10 (01:01:34):
But the ops don't leave out our blood bleeding hard
leftists over here that you know want to talk about
dar for and want to talk about Rwanda, and I want
to talk about all these countries and talk about how
bad the US is. They're not sucking paper to leave
to go live in Somalia either.

Speaker 3 (01:01:48):
Well, one of the worst things or maybe the best things,
depending on your perspective. If you live in a large
English city right now, you're called to prayer five times
a day, and that's in England. I'm thinking, well, I
don't know how Iraq and Glasgow, Scotland is five times
a day. Uh, the air is filled with Islamic prayer.
And I like practicing religion as much as anybody, but

(01:02:10):
I would imagine the great majority of those in England
celebrating call to prayer, uh are there illegally or should
not be there in the first place. And he told
them you're destroying your own country, and.

Speaker 10 (01:02:21):
Uh, yeah, well look at us with Minnesota. We're now
doing a call to prayer in Minnesota, in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Speaker 9 (01:02:28):
So what Trump is.

Speaker 10 (01:02:30):
Look he minces no words, he's not leaving it there.
And what's funny is you, like I said, if you
could see the audience, I would have loved it, because
a couple of times he just smirked that him, like
I don't care what you said, and even he even
said it. At one point he goes, you know, look,
I'm gonna tell you the truth about things. I'm not
gonna mince you know, I'm not gonna gonna, you know,
mitigate what's going on in some of the things he said,

(01:02:52):
like you're losing your culture, you're in danger of losing
your country. Things like this, and using the MAGA approach
to say make your own country great. I'm gonna make
America great I and challenge you to do it. It
wasn't a one some game where only America wins. He's like,
we should all be winning if we're doing the right things.

Speaker 3 (01:03:13):
Kevin Jackson also, we're in the middle of this trips
by Kamala Harris the books one hundred and seven days.
She's doing the book media tour. You've written many books,
gotten out there and did your part, and one of
the first appearances, I haven't bought the book. I will
not read the book. I doubt Kamala Harris are going
to hold of me to come on my show. I

(01:03:33):
doubt she's going to be on your show. But one
section of the book deals with the fact that she
had the powwow with the powers that be Fouling and
a bunch of others working for and they said, the
best person to be VP is Pete Bootage Edge, who
did such a horrible, disgusting job Secretary Transportation. South Bend,

(01:03:54):
Indiana was incomplete governmental collapse when he was the mayor.

Speaker 4 (01:03:58):
He's done nothing in his life.

Speaker 3 (01:03:59):
But someone pointed out that, after all, he's gay, and
Kamala Harris said, look, essentially, she said, we can't have
a gay person be the vice president. And I'm thinking, well,
can you imagine if a Republican had said the same thing.
Then she tried to say, well, and Pete Pootajes's husband
is Jewish, And then she also seemed to imply with
Josh Shapiro, the governor of Pennsylvania, you know, he's Jewish

(01:04:22):
and he supports Israel, and normally that was core Democratic
values to support Israel against the savages around it. But
imagine her saying, I can't pick a VP because he's gay,
and the media will let her off the hook, won't they?

Speaker 10 (01:04:37):
Absolutely well, I didn't. I thought it was really hysterical
that all this intersectionality that the left preachers, you know,
they love the gay, they love the blacks, they love
the Jews, they love whatever. And at the end of
the day she admits I didn't pick him because he
wasn't manly enough, you know. And and then the real
funny part of the bill is that she picks Tim Wals.

(01:05:00):
That's her definition of manhood. And so it's it's so
lappable it laughs on itself. And and you know, Josh
Shapiro on down the line. And by the way, this
is one of the most unqualified people to hold a
seat and is as bad as Bodages was. And you
just described his record. Kamala Harris's record was far worse,
and the Democrats put her made her be the next candidate.

(01:05:23):
But what about the other revelations in the book? Oh yeah,
you're right, Joe Biden's staffers were a bunch of mean people.
Joe Biden I should have had the conversation with him
because he wasn't qualified. We knew he was brained dead
and I should have stepped in sooner. I mean, the revelations.
Now she all these people want to let the American
people know that by the way wink wink, we already

(01:05:44):
knew is astounding. But now she wants to sell books
because she has no more career. She can't get elected
in California's governor. She couldn't be dog catcher, She couldn't
be the Democrat in any race where there's a legitimate
race run against her. So what is she She's gotta
hawk this book so.

Speaker 3 (01:06:02):
Much for a diversity, equity and inclusion. If you're gay,
don't apply another thing. It appeared that she was selected
to be VP only because Joe Biden said he wanted
a black woman to be the VP, and so she
was shall we say, picked because of her color and
a color, race and gender. And then she refuses to

(01:06:22):
do the same thing for Pete Budha Judge or Josh Shapiro.
She got the gig because of wokeness and affirmative action,
but she wouldn't play the same game with Pete Buda Judge.
And she thought Tim Waltz was manly, which is to me,
is incredible. But she'll be given a free pass. She
will not go to tough media, I guarantee you, because
obviously it was her job as VP on the twenty
fifth Amendment when she believed there was probable cause to

(01:06:46):
indicate that Joe Biden was mentally corrupted and couldn't be
the president. It wasn't just her opportunity, it was her duty.
She took an oath, a constitutional duty to convene the cabinet,
and if half of them voted to do the same thing,
she's the acting president.

Speaker 10 (01:07:00):
And let let's not give her too much credibility. The
media is not gonna get The media doesn't care about
Kamala Harris because there's nothing to care about. She wasn't
a media star when she was VP. Nobody wanted to
interview her. It's softball stuff. She's going to talk about
how she grew up in a middle class family raised
by her Indian mom or something stupid. So there's no

(01:07:21):
reason to have her on there. There's no real clamor
for her book because nobody cared about her. This is
a woman man that got in the in the race
of the presidency was probably what you end up with
two three four percent maximum of the boat. It was
so small. And by the way, that is the if
you polled it and say, what are the number of
people who really give a crap about Kamala Harris. It's

(01:07:43):
not enough for you for the media to make a
big deal. This is about her trying to sell a book,
and the media's got so many other things to be
talking about right now. They got Jimmy Kimmel. We got
on the heels of my friend Charlie Kirk getting assassinated,
the kids I watched starting an organization thirteen years ago.
He's like a little brother than me. You got Trump,
it's you in. We got Trump and its policies. Kamala

(01:08:06):
Harris was so far down on the list, it's it's pathetic.
I'm surprised he still talking about the book at all.

Speaker 4 (01:08:11):
Tell him in three days, but who knows.

Speaker 3 (01:08:14):
Now I need to talk with you because you're so
strong on public education and issues of that character. I'm
familiar with Cincinnati, Ohio, which you have public school systems
in complete collapse, and we're a lot better than Detroit
or Atlanta, or Memphis or Chicago or Portland. In Cincinnati,
forty six percent of the students are chronically absent from school.

(01:08:36):
Break it down by racial and gender. Seventy percent of
black boys are chronically absent from school. There's five thousand
homeless kids out of thirty five thousand. So if you
break down the numbers, thirty five thousand in school, forty
six percent of that's about fourteen thousand are chronically absent.
If you're a black boy, the odds are seventy percent
you're not going to be in school. On top of that,

(01:08:57):
you have five thousand that are homeless, you have about
five one thousand more kids that don't understand the English ESL,
English Second language, about five thousand other kids with special needs,
and you have teachers that are overwhelmed. The school system
is expensive, of course, the solution is more money. I
would imagine in Arizona, or in California, Oregon, or New

(01:09:17):
York City and Harlem, things are worse. Can we be
one question? Can we be a great nation if our
entire American cities and public education in the cities are
in complete collapse.

Speaker 10 (01:09:30):
Yeah, The short answer is, of course not. But here
I'm gonna give you a statistic. Anywhere there is a
black mayor and a black superintendent, here's what you will have.
You will buy without question. Those schools will be the worst.
If you have a black mayor and a black superintendent.
And let me give you the numbers, then anybody can

(01:09:51):
look this up. My staff has already done it, done
the research, and these are better than what I'm going
to give you. Of those kids will be a at
the reading level, and less than ten percent of them
will be at the math level, but they will graduate
eighty percent of those black kids. Now, these are kids
at twenty percent can read, ten percent can do basic maths,

(01:10:13):
and they will graduate eighty percent in those groups. Now,
this is black folks in charge of other black folks,
and they say black lives matter. You're graduating kids that
can't read their own diploma. They can't go get a job,
and you want them to go into the workforce and
force employers to hire them over DEI nonsense. Thank the

(01:10:33):
Lord Trump put it back to meritocracy. But can you
imagine being forced to hire a kid who can't do
basic math and can't read, and all because of the
color of their skin. And then these every one of
these municipalities, these school boards will go we need more money.
You don't get another dime until these kids can can
at the very least read and do basic math.

Speaker 9 (01:10:55):
I mean, we're not asking for too much.

Speaker 10 (01:10:57):
And then when you get into the issues of black
kids and brown kids, minority kids, it's even worse. We
started a project bill to put these kids with CEOs.
We called our CEO Project. They're like a CEO becomes
a big brother and big sister. They go into a
company at the highest level and they work with the CEO.

Speaker 9 (01:11:17):
I'm tired of these kids.

Speaker 10 (01:11:18):
Going in, you know, doing internships where they're in the mailroom.
We want them to learn how to become entrepreneurs because
most of them are not going to be prepared. They
want to prepare them to be you know, manufacturing drones.
You know, just just put a widget into this thing
and keep going. We want people to think. And it
is an absolute sacrilege that these the left that owns

(01:11:40):
the education system has been allowed to do this. It
is the most racist, classiest system on the planet. And
we never hold them accountable.

Speaker 3 (01:11:49):
Well, it's called social promotion. And I'm told by administrators
you can't take a fourteen year old boy who reads
at the fourth grade level and keep them in the
fourth grade. At some one that could come into school
and they go into the workplace. Well, one thing's illustrative.
There was a poll done recently of high school seniors.
Who do you want to be? You want to be

(01:12:09):
Lamar Kendrick or you want to be Justice Clarence Thomas.
It was ninety four percent. I want to be Lamar.
I admired Lamar. I don't admire Clarence Thomas. Maybe that's
a problem.

Speaker 10 (01:12:22):
Yeah, well I say the same thing of Thomas Soule,
who's one of my idols, you know, and I've justin
Thomas's personal friend. My kid knows him, you know, he's
met him. In fact, no, he said that was I'm
thinking of something I was thinking. He sat in his chair.
But anyway, Yeah, so it's going back to the education system.
If an education system has a black kid who thinks

(01:12:44):
Kendrick Lamar is his idol versus Clarence Thomas, you know,
you've got a problem. But we don't, Houston, there is
no problem for black folks when it comes to this stuff.
And it's pathetic. And by the way, these are the
types of things that lead up to what you had
talked to me about earlier, which is Charlie Kirk. You know,
when you have people that hate they don't even know

(01:13:05):
why Charlie Kirk's are racist. Now, I'm a personal friend
of this kid. My son knows him, my whole family
knows him. We spent time with him. Charlie put more
black people took him to meet the President of the
United States than any single white person in history. Right, Okay,
but they still call this man a racist, or they
call him a sexist when he does things with women,
or he does things with the Hispanic community, and it's

(01:13:28):
so completely blatantly wrong, but these people parrot it. They
don't go look at a video. They certainly can't read
about it because they can't read, but they won't even
watch a video where he's engaging and complimentary to even
the people that didn't like him. And now they want
him dead. And then the left will celebrate a comedian

(01:13:49):
getting back on air versus Charlie Kirk who got killed
violently in public. I mean, it's pathetic.

Speaker 3 (01:13:56):
Kevin Jackson, you're the best of this stuff, and keep
doing what you're doing. And Kevin Jackson, Kevin Jackson Network
dot Com, you're a great American. Kevin, thanks again for
coming on the Bill Cunningham show, Kevin, God bless you.

Speaker 4 (01:14:08):
I Let's continue with more.

Speaker 3 (01:14:10):
Do you admire Lamar Kendrick or Clarence Thomas, Lamar Kendrick,
Bill cunning in the Great American? Live with you every
Sunday night. Billy cunning In the Great American is always
great to hear from. Kevin Jackson, formerly of the Black Sphere,
now the Kevin Jackson Network dot Com, about Charlie Kirkin
so much more. At some point, it has hoped that
African American voters will determine that we're being used and

(01:14:33):
abused by the Democratic Party that began with our ancestors
owning us, and now here we are in twenty twenty
five America. They've created a society in which their policies
have failed miserably for us. And how will we respond
when Democrats, now black or white, continue to use and
abuse our vote and his policies fail to work. There's

(01:14:55):
no American city, as Kevin Jackson points out, in America
hold along by the Democratic Party that has middle class jobs,
that you have a middle class lifestyle, where the housing
prices are somewhat low, where the schools are functional, the
police are fully funded, and they're supported by the judges
and by the populace. At some point, it is hoped

(01:15:18):
that black folks will realize the Democratic Party is using
you to keep the elite in power at your expense
because their policies have failed miserably, miserably, and to keep
blaming others for the failures of their policies. And so
it is hoped maybe in this election cycle, if you're
in Memphis or Chicago, or Austin, or Cincinnati or Los Angeles,

(01:15:42):
you're going to say, the Democratic Party, for a half
a century or more, have promised me a stable environment
in which to live and raise my kids. It doesn't exist.
Will I hold to account the policies of the Democratic
Party that has destroyed large parts of my city, my country,
my state.

Speaker 4 (01:15:59):
Will that may happen? I pray to God.

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I'm Billy Cunningham, the great American. John Lotte, I spent
year in the US Department of Justice with Donald Trump's
first term, has a great website, Crimeresearch dot Com I'm
sorry org, and they have long stories with facts and
figures actually telling you the truth about mass shootings, where

(01:17:16):
they take place and why. And once again this morning
in one of the talk shows, there was this big
graft John Lott in which about ninety percent of mass
shootings of one type or another, or political shootings of
any type were all conducted by quote right wingers, and
those who conducted on the left was under five percent.

(01:17:37):
And I'm thinking, well, that's not that can't be true.
I'm thinking about the George Floyd riots in which one
hundreds of American cities are burned. I think, what's happening
in Portland, Oregon. Almost as I speak every Friday, there's
all kinds of rides taking place. Those are all left wingers,
in TIFA, anti fascist, they're left wingers. And so one
of the facts about the media constantly saying those who

(01:17:59):
commit political acts or mass shootings overwhelmingly or on the
right side political spectrum out on the left, to the
tune of like ninety to ten, what is the truth?

Speaker 11 (01:18:10):
Right? Well, I mean they usually reference the Anti Defamation League.
In fact, the Anti Defamation League claims that over the
last three years, from twenty twenty two to twenty twenty four,
they claim that all extremist murders in the United States
were done by right wingers. But you know, it's just

(01:18:32):
amazing how the media, if it fits their narrative, doesn't check,
you know, the data that's being used there. So you
look at their data. The biggest murder that they include
is this Buffalo supermarket shooter in twenty twenty two, who
they classify as a right wing extremist because he was racist,

(01:18:56):
and there's no doubt that he was racist. But the
Anti Defamation League thinks that if you're a racist, then
the only people who are racists are right wingers. And
yet in this murderer is manifesto, he calls himself an
eco fascist. He refers to himself as a member of
the quote mild moderate authoritarian left, so he's calling himself

(01:19:20):
a leftist. He uses the word socialist. He hates capitalists
because they're quote destroying the environment end quotes. And the
reason why he hated blacks was because he was particularly
he thought real damage was being done to the environment
by people having children, and he thought blacks were having

(01:19:41):
too many children. You know, maybe I live a very
isolated life, but at least the small group of people
who would classify themselves as on the right that I
know are not usually upset about people having children, and
they usually don't call themselves eco fascists, and they don't

(01:20:02):
usually classify themselves as being on the left politically. You know,
the next worst murder that they include is the Colorado
Springs shooting in twenty twenty two.

Speaker 5 (01:20:17):
Again they.

Speaker 11 (01:20:19):
Defied this individual as a right wing extremist because he
shot up a gay bar. But what they leave out
is that he was trans. He insisted on using pronouns
like they and them, and you know, apparently he felt
that there was some grit between gays and trans individuals. So,

(01:20:46):
you know, you have others that they don't even include
in their lists at all. You have the Nashville Covenants
Catholic school shooting in Tennessee, where her writings she raged
against quote white privilege, un quote, she vowed that she
wanted to quote kill all you little crackers, so indicating

(01:21:09):
that you know, she wanted to kill little white kids.
She goes on and on resenting the wealth of the
students there at the school, you know, and she was trans.
So you know, I don't know how anybody can read
her writings there and not realize that this person, you know,

(01:21:33):
is a flaming leftist. You have people like the Robert
Cremo murderer in Illinois. He may know secret about his
hostility towards Trump, so but they classify him as a
right winger. You have people like the Littleville, Kentucky shooting

(01:21:53):
in twenty twenty three. That guy supported Black Lives Matters protests,
he hated the police and Trump, and yet somehow he's
classified as a right winger. And the thing is most
of the people that they have, most of the murderers,
are people like the Aryan Brotherhood, which is a racist gang.

(01:22:17):
There's no doubt about it. They're white supremacists, but it's
mainly just a drug dealing gang and doing hits on people.

Speaker 10 (01:22:27):
Uh.

Speaker 11 (01:22:27):
They're not politically motivated, they're not socialists or capitalists whatever.
They just want to make money through gang activity.

Speaker 10 (01:22:36):
And the thing is when you look at.

Speaker 11 (01:22:38):
The vast majority of their cases, that may be somebody
in a gang murdering another person of the gang, uh over,
you know, fighting over drug turfs. So it's how it's
related to politics is not obvious to me. And or
they may there's cases that they include. Were one of
these gang members h and kills a two year old

(01:23:02):
or rapes and kills an eleven year old? Are those
are those political murders? And no, So it just you know,
to go and talk about something like the Charlie Kirk
murder where you have somebody who was in a romantic

(01:23:23):
relationship with the trans individual who is gay themselves and
who who their parents say had you know, gone to
the leftist side. You know that individual murdered Charlie Kirk
because he disagreed with them politically. Now that's that's a

(01:23:43):
clear political murder, and that's something that one would include.
They haven't done the data for twenty twenty five yet,
but that's what you Those are the types of cases
you should include in these things, and the ones that
are you know, like the Nashville shooter, the or some

(01:24:04):
of these other ones that the Buffalo murder. Those they
either don't include it all or they misclassify.

Speaker 3 (01:24:13):
I'll give you another good example, the horrible circumstance in
the Mormon Michigan church shooter. Don't know a lot about
that yet, I've read some things online. This is fresh
about him angry about the hospital system, the medical system.
But it also points out that he was an American
veteran who spent four years served as a sergeant, received
medals for his service in a rock and so he

(01:24:36):
was angry about the lack of medical care provided for
his son. We'll find out in a few days what
exactly might have been his motivation. But I guarantee you
the Southern Poverty Law Center and ADL is going to
classify that his right wing violence when there's more to it.
And also, the marine sniper charged in the horrific North
Carolina waterfront mass shooting in the bar it says here

(01:25:00):
he's a former Marine sniper. So the A d L
and sp A Southern Property Law Center will quickly call
them right wingers, correct without without underlying facts.

Speaker 11 (01:25:10):
Uh, you know, based on their past experience. I wouldn't
doubt it. But in this case in the North Carolina case,
we do know this person uh was ranting and wet
raving against white supremacist pedophiles. So you know, uh uh
you know, we'll have to see how they classify it.

(01:25:31):
But uh, you know, dis WI strain credibility to go.
And you know, the thing is, I just don't understand
kind of the thought process where if they can they say,
if you're a racist, you can only go and be
classified as the right winger. I know they want to
go and classify Nazis as as right wingers. But you know,

(01:25:53):
national socialists, Uh, you know, we have all these democrats
going and calling up of fascists. I don't know too
many fascists that would go and cut government regulations. I
don't know too many fascists that are in favor of
giving more individual freedom or appointing judges to the bench

(01:26:15):
who are libertarian types who believe in protecting the Bill
of rights. But you know, it's the type of thing
that even though somebody can go and call themselves a
socialist of some type and having you know, centralized government control,
they just have to stuff everybody who's a racist, even

(01:26:37):
if they're racist for environmentalist reasons. I mean, even worldwide,
you see this the New Zealand moss killer who shot
to the forty nine people in christ Church.

Speaker 9 (01:26:52):
That individual.

Speaker 11 (01:26:56):
Said that his ideal form of government was communist China.
He classified himself as a left winger, but because he
was upset about immigrants coming into the country and in
particular minorities who he was an environmentalist, he was upset
that they were having too many children, they classified him,

(01:27:19):
despite his own statements on all these things, as a
right winger. In fact, when I tried to put up
that information on Twitter and Facebook, my accounts were suspended,
and you know, they would only correct it if I
were to take back what I had said about it, And

(01:27:39):
I said, look, this is what he has in his
in his manifesto there. So you know, it's just, you know,
it's not just places like the ADL. You had governments
around the world which wanted to go and push this
claim that the guy was a right wingers.

Speaker 9 (01:28:00):
I don't know.

Speaker 11 (01:28:01):
Maybe, I mean, you're a right winger. You think we
all have a communist China type government.

Speaker 3 (01:28:06):
I'm not sure about that. When I don't think so.
I'm a republican of the libertarian leanings. I don't want violence,
but I don't think Jizhao Ping would be successful.

Speaker 4 (01:28:14):
Here.

Speaker 3 (01:28:15):
You point out what happened with the with the ICE
facility in Dallas, this will be classified as the right winger.
He wrote on one of his shells, one of his bullets,
anti ICE, and I'm watching CNN the last few days
and they're.

Speaker 4 (01:28:27):
Telling me the motive is unclear.

Speaker 3 (01:28:28):
We don't know what the motive is, even though he's
telling you he wants to kill law enforcement. And he comes,
shall we say, maybe with no political bias at all,
but he wants to kill Ice because he's been watching MSNBC,
CNN and then the sewers of the left wing politics.
Every now and then a sewer lid blows off that

(01:28:48):
this guy at the left hate leads to murder. He
was radicalized, as was Charlie Kirk's murderer, by left wing
hate groups.

Speaker 4 (01:28:57):
They still classify that as right wingers. I don't get
it right.

Speaker 11 (01:29:02):
Well, his family was clearly of the left. His mom
posted many times in favor of gun control. Basically she
wanted to ban guns. Uh. So you know the irony
is this individual just shot into vans assuming that he
would be killing ICE agents and he ended up ended

(01:29:25):
up shooting the illegals that were there, and not shooting
you know, any any of the ICE agents. You know,
whether he kills an illegal or an ICE agent, both
are horrible, but it's just bizarre, uh. You know. And
initially a lot of the media was claiming Wilson's shot

(01:29:46):
uh these legals, but he couldn't even see inside the vans.

Speaker 6 (01:29:50):
Uh.

Speaker 11 (01:29:51):
You know. They they were using that in part to
classify him as a right winger.

Speaker 3 (01:29:56):
You know, there's a rush to vilify those on the
right and servatives with all kinds of vicious crimes, ignoring
what's happening in Chicago, with the violence and ICE facilities.
None of those count at all. And in fact, in Portland,
none of that council, all the George Floyd riots, that
thousands or hundreds of thousands of crimes committed by left
wingers in George Floyd, none of that counted for anything.

(01:30:18):
And I would note that the Mormon Church of Later
day Saints. I know a couple of Mormons. They're great people.
I think any community would be blessed to have Mormons.
But the guy who did this, who served in the
military and had a axetra grind against the medical system
picked a facility that appeared to be defenseless. According to

(01:30:39):
one media report, that he was killed when two police
arrived in uniform. They got there within five minutes, and
they tracked him down and killed him. But once again,
he drives his pickup truck, kills several people, sets the
church on fire, and I would anticipate because he's served
in the military, we don't know a lot about him
at this point, it's going to be it'll be ten.

Speaker 4 (01:31:00):
What is the motivation?

Speaker 3 (01:31:01):
John Lott of the mainstream media always attributing violence to
the conservative movement and not the liberal what's the motivation?

Speaker 11 (01:31:10):
Well, you know, I think they wanted to just discredit
people on the other side of the debate. I mean,
they're obviously on the left. I mean, look, you have
things like the one case that keeps on being brought
up kind of first in the list of the media
for going and pointing to right wing violence. Is this
Democrat state legislator in Minnesota who was killed, right. But

(01:31:33):
the thing is one, she was not being demonized by
people on the right. Nobody had mentioned her, nobody even
knew her. I didn't know about her if I had
never seen and I'm sure, you didn't know about her
before the shooting that was there. But on top of that,
this murderer has no hundreds of No kingflyers in his vehicle,

(01:31:56):
you know, because No King's kind of claiming that Trump
was trying to be King and so he was opposed
to him. He in his writings, he was saying that
he was doing these murders to go and help out
Tim Walls, the Democrat governor who obviously ran for vice
president with Kamala Harris. So you know, I'm willing to

(01:32:20):
go and classify the guy as a nut, but to
go and bring that up as kind of you know,
the number one example for you know, right wing political
violence this year.

Speaker 10 (01:32:34):
I look at these things.

Speaker 11 (01:32:35):
I look at things like, obviously, Charlie Kirk, you have
the shooting at the ABC TV station that was there,
you have, you know, one could go down the list
of things this year where it's clear, you know, the
ICE agents who are being shot at in Dallas, one

(01:32:57):
case after another, where it's consistent people on the left
who are doing this type of violence. We just had
arrests in Chicago where the people who were kind of
attacking the ICE agents were armed, you know, and they
found guns on them. Not only glad that they didn't
use it yet, but you know the question is why

(01:33:20):
were they bringing those to confront ice agents?

Speaker 3 (01:33:24):
Now, John Little, I'd put out that the currency of
the mainstream media is filled with lies and any violence
is wrong. But to say it's nine to one on
the right side of post the left side. I point
out that Melissa Hartman's murderer was appointed by Governor Waltz
in Minnesota to a panel. He was a political operative
of the Democratic.

Speaker 10 (01:33:45):
Right.

Speaker 11 (01:33:45):
He was appointed by both the previous Democratic governor and
Walls to a committee. And if you go and you
ask TBT how many Republicans or how many right wingers
well disappointed to these different advisory panels?

Speaker 5 (01:34:04):
Zero guy who did the murders?

Speaker 10 (01:34:05):
The only one that they point to.

Speaker 11 (01:34:07):
It's because they go and point to all the media
stories that claim me's are right where.

Speaker 4 (01:34:12):
Well, most of the violence is on the left.

Speaker 3 (01:34:14):
I mean, look at the cities exploding with violence, look
at what's happening to ice facilities, look at the riots.
It's all on the left, John Lott. All the information
is available at crimeresearch dot org. Crimeresearch dot Org. The
stats are there. The tooth will set us free. And
once again, John Lott, thanks for coming on the Bill
Cunningham Show. And God bless you and God bless America.

Speaker 5 (01:34:33):
Thank you, John, thank you for being there.

Speaker 11 (01:34:35):
Bill, you make a difference.

Speaker 4 (01:34:36):
God bless so do you. Thank you? John. Let's continue.
Violence is wrong, no matter what.

Speaker 3 (01:34:41):
There's a lot more violence on the left and the right,
but the media doesn't want to say that because the
media is on the left. Bill Cunningham with you every
Sunday Night by Billy Cunningham, The Great American. John Lott
has a bountiful amount of information at Crimeresearch dot org.

(01:35:03):
Have you heard repeatedly from the mainstream media how much
violence there is on the right. It's like nine times
of violence on the left. Number one, violence is bad.
No matter what happens, violence is bad. It is overwhelmingly
on the left, but it's categorize is on the right.
For example, the if a militaryman commits any crime, it's
automatically violence from the right, when maybe he is different motives.

Speaker 4 (01:35:25):
Understand this, All the violence happening in.

Speaker 3 (01:35:27):
America, all of it's bad, but the great majority is
certainly from the left.

Speaker 4 (01:35:31):
Let's continue with more.

Speaker 3 (01:35:33):
The Great Jeff career is coming up next from New Orleans,
one of the worst run democratic cities in America. Bill Cunningham,
the Great American, with you every son, Bill Cunningham, the Grand.

Speaker 4 (01:35:46):
America of course.

Speaker 3 (01:35:47):
Jeff crue Air headquartered in Louisiana, sadly in New Orleans,
and he's a radio talk show host and author and
so much more. Many columns at town hall dot com.
The most recent is hateful Democrats failed to besmirch Charlie
Kirk despite the reference to the contrary, some of the
radical left comments are disgusting, not just about Charlie but

(01:36:08):
about the mega movement. And there were about fifty members
of the Congress that voted not to honor Charlie, and
then another forty or five or fifty that didn't vote
at all. See had one hundred members Democrats in the
Congress not wanting to end political violence and not wanting
to commemorate the murder of Charlie Kirk. But until then,
Jeff crue Air, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.

(01:36:29):
And first of all, we have the ice situation happening
in Dallas. It appears there were bullets found in the
casing their ani ice bullets were found with actually the
words ani ICE put on a bullet. Seemingly there was
an immigrant, legal alien killed and there was another. The
killer killed himself, I would imagine, plus some injuries.

Speaker 4 (01:36:51):
And the rhetoric.

Speaker 3 (01:36:52):
Now we're going to focus the next few days, I hope,
on the rhetoric of the radical left. I watched Kamala
Harris on the View, and I watched Hillary Clinton if
she's still relevant, still using the language of gestapo, fascist Nazis.
It doesn't stop whatsoever. And now in California, ICE agents
are required by state law, which they're going to ignore,

(01:37:14):
to wear a mask, the purpose of which is to
protect ICE agent's identity from being docs in or killed,
which is happening. So, first of all, the political climate
right now in America as we end the month of September,
how do you find Jeff Career, the political movement, the
atmosphere which is a tax on law enforcement everywhere.

Speaker 6 (01:37:35):
Well, Bill, thanks for having me. On one side, there's
a political violence, there's hateful rhetoric. On the other side,
their prayers and outreach and you know, calls for dialogue
like Charlie Kirk in the week of the assassination of
Charlie Kirk. You had prayer, vigils, you had people coming together,

(01:37:56):
zero riots, zero violence. We know what happened after George
Floyd died. So we see all of this, the Ice attack,
the Charlie Kirk attack, the conduct of these members of Congress,
these hateful comments from people like Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton.
It's his non stop. They are contributing to the violent
actions that we're seeing from left as extremists. And until

(01:38:20):
they stop calling Donald Trump hitler and stop calling Maga Nazis,
you know we're gonna still get this from lunatics. We
see him all the time on social media. Bill that
are then encouraged by this kind of rhetoric to go
out there and commit crimes. Take a shot at an
ice facility, take a shot at the premier young conservative

(01:38:41):
leader in the country, Charlie Kirk. I mean, it's reprehensible
and they don't even understand it. They claim it's on
both sides.

Speaker 1 (01:38:49):
Bill.

Speaker 9 (01:38:50):
It is not on both sides.

Speaker 6 (01:38:52):
It's coming from one side, and we just need to
continue to put a spotlight on it. I mean, that's
not accept the the United States of America for one party,
one group of political leaders and constituents to be acting
in the way that they're acting. It's reprehensible.

Speaker 3 (01:39:10):
Kind of an ironic part of this old Jimmy Kimble
situation is that he was failing on his own accord.
In fact, in a sense, Donald Trump and Brendan Carr
may have saved Jimmy Kimmel's career.

Speaker 4 (01:39:24):
Let me explain.

Speaker 3 (01:39:25):
He went from three point six million viewers a night
down to one point two lost seventy percent of his
audience over the past five years. The show loses tens
of millions of dollars every year. It was going the
same way as Stephen Colbert. Because he was losing thirty
to forty million dollars a year, CBS said, we don't
need to take the losses anymore. They alienated at least

(01:39:46):
half the country every time they open their mouth. And
so isn't it ironic that Jimmy Kimmel talks about in
his brief suspension, talks about freedom of speech, talks about
the First Amendment, talks about censorship and Donald Trump, when
in reality he would mock Megan Kelly and many others
Roseanne who were they wanted censorship, they practiced censorship, and

(01:40:09):
now they're mocking. And isn't it odd that Donald Trump
may have saved Jimmy Kimmel's career.

Speaker 6 (01:40:16):
Well, he might not have saved it for long, Bill,
because as you say, his ratings are terrible. He's not funny,
He's not on Next Star and Sinclair stations. So I
don't know what the future of Jimmy Kimmel is going
to be. He's terrible. And as you say, these late
night hosts forgot the rule of Johnny Carson and Jay Leno.
Either you don't do politics, or if you do, you

(01:40:38):
do it equally on both sides. You don't spend all
of your time bashing Trump and Magan Republicans and expect
to have good ratings. I mean, people that I know
teamed out of those shows years ago. It used to
be a national sort of ritual to end the day by,
you know, relaxing watching a little late night comedy at

(01:41:00):
end of a hard day. But that is long gone
because they've ruined it. So I have no sympathy for
Jimmy Kimmel, and the whole free speech argument bill is ridiculous.
These liberals were celebrating when Donald Trump was remembered when
he was deplatformed. They were celebrating. And then when Tucker
Glenn Beg Megan, all these people lost their jobs. Bill O'Reilly,

(01:41:23):
they were celebrating. They were so happy. So they're hypocrites.

Speaker 3 (01:41:27):
And look at the warfare, the legal fare against Donald
Trump and his supporters. There was a concerted effort by
the federal government to deplatform every part of Donald Trump
and conservatives. When the out of office, Google just issued
a major apology, that CEO of Google said, yes, we
did this. We deplatformed all kinds of conservatives. We had

(01:41:50):
analytics to indicate what to put in Google, what not
to put in Google, and we hurt Republicans, hurt conservatives,
and we assisted democrats, assist at liberals. And how big
of a story was that when Google finally came out
and said, yeah, you know, from Jimmy Kimball's perspective, that
was censorship in favor of his political viewpoint. But that

(01:42:11):
story rose and fell in about twelve hours because it
didn't fit the narrative.

Speaker 6 (01:42:15):
You know, that was a big story. You were one
hundred percent right, And it just goes to show you
the lens that they went to try to suppress our
free speech and you know, I was part of a
lawsuit about that because I was deplatformed as well, build
on a multiple social media accounts. So yeah, what they
did was reprehensible. It's not American. They were silencing half

(01:42:37):
the country to do the bidding of these far left
liberal totalitarians and the Biden administration. You know, Mark Zuckerberg
admitted it on Joe Rogan a while ago that that's
what they were doing. And we know the leader of
the MAGA movement he I mean the former president at
the time a lot at the time, he was still
president on January sixth, twenty twenty one, when they first

(01:42:57):
started deplatforming him. I mean, no wonder they got rid
of so many others. If they were emboldened to do
it to Donald Trump, they would certainly do it to
influencers and podcasts, hosts, etc. So yeah, they admitted, they lied,
They admitted what they did, and the story didn't get
much traction, But I think it's a very big deal.

Speaker 3 (01:43:18):
Where were they radical leftists who complained about what's happened
to Jimmy Kimmel because of bad ratings, because of bad revenues.
That's the thing that kills every media product is bad
ratings and bad revenues. But when all this censorship was
going on, when the State of New York, Letitia James,
ran a campaign to attack one person who was a

(01:43:38):
resident of New York, When the City of New York
filed criminal charges on the County of New York filed
criminal charges against Donald Trump, meant many others. When Washington
d C under the leadership of so to speak of
Joe Biden, when Joe Biden said go after Donald Trump,
Smith and many others went after Donald Trump in two
different federal jurisdictions. Then you had the Atlanta farce happening

(01:44:01):
in which he was indicted along with dozens of others,
all of which was to destroy Donald Trump. In the
conservative movement, where were these advocates for the First Amendment
when all that stuff was going on. An additional lowis
learner of the Irs and addition to the audits of
conservatives by the Irs under Obama and Biden, where were

(01:44:22):
the free speech advocates?

Speaker 4 (01:44:23):
Then?

Speaker 6 (01:44:25):
They were silent, They were cheering on the repression. They
loved it when all this was thrown at Donald Trump.
And remember in Georgia that was so ridiculous. He was
just trying to fight for election integrity. He was just
trying to fight for the true election results to be presented,
to be uncovered, and of course they try to prosecute
him for that. I mean, what they did is something

(01:44:49):
that again should get more attention. It was so unprecedented
in American history. And that's why you saw the other
day President Trump was angry at the Attorney General. He's like,
when are we going to go after these people and
prosecute them for crimes that they committed, Because they did
commit crimes in what they did. Whatisha James has got
a long history of criminal behavior, so far no prosecutions.

Speaker 4 (01:45:13):
Is anyone calling for this?

Speaker 3 (01:45:15):
It is anyone pointing out the fact that the left
of liberals are the party of censorship. They're the party
of deep platforming. They're the party of lawsuits, they're the
party of indictments. They're the party of the NGOs funded
by George Soris and others to bring into the country
millions and millions of illegals and disperse them all over
the Hell's half acre?

Speaker 4 (01:45:35):
Does anyone? Does anyone understand what really happened?

Speaker 3 (01:45:38):
And all Donald Trump is doing is holding those accountable
that committed these crimes and all here and now about
is Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Kimmel, Well, he wasn't on Sinclair,
He's not on Next Star, which is about thirty percent
of all the ABC stations. He had half the ratings
of Colbert, half the ratings, and we're losing more money.
Now he's lost thirty percent of ABC. It can't continue.

(01:46:01):
But now he'll be a martyr. And Donald Trump, right,
and Brendan Carr saved his career temporarily, but long term
it cannot work.

Speaker 6 (01:46:10):
It cannot work, and it's not going to work because
he's not going to change. He's not going to become
even handed, he's not going to become funny. No, he's
going to stay the same way that he is. And
you know he was crying and talking about being inspired
by Erica Kirk and.

Speaker 11 (01:46:24):
All of this.

Speaker 2 (01:46:25):
But you know what he didn't do.

Speaker 6 (01:46:26):
He didn't apologize.

Speaker 9 (01:46:27):
No, okay, he didn't do.

Speaker 2 (01:46:29):
What he should have done.

Speaker 6 (01:46:31):
So turning point, USA wasn't impressed with what he did
on his first showback, and no American should be impressed
by this guy.

Speaker 9 (01:46:39):
He's hateful.

Speaker 6 (01:46:40):
And Colbert's the same way. Jimmy Fallon is just sort
of a goofball, but he is definitely a left winger
as well. Look at the roster of guests that all
these shows have had, you know, Jimmy Kimmel I think
has had one Republican in the past few years. One
and that was I think Michael Lindell when he put
like all kinds of restrictions on him, and he did
it really to mock him. I mean, these shows are

(01:47:03):
completely unbalanced, and yeah, I think that should be something
that the FCC looks into.

Speaker 11 (01:47:08):
You, don't you.

Speaker 6 (01:47:09):
I mean, if you're using the broadcast airwaves, don't you
have a responsibility to have some sort of equal time
If you're just doing left wing propaganda, isn't that some
sort of SEC violation?

Speaker 4 (01:47:20):
Yes, it is blatantly.

Speaker 3 (01:47:22):
Google reinstated banned YouTube accounts that were censored for political speech,
and the CEO of Google said, we did this because
the Biden administration wanted it done. So you have a
private you have a publicly traded company, Google, which is
the dominant search engine of the world, admitting a couple
of days ago that, at the request of the federal government,

(01:47:44):
they deplatformed and banned YouTube accounts connected to Donald Trump
and others. Where were the First Amendment crowd when that
was going on. You couldn't find them with a search
warren and a pack of bloodhounds. But now because it's
one of their own whose career was saved by Donald Trump,
I'm all angry, Jeff carew are you having your column?
Turning Point USA has about three and a half thousand

(01:48:08):
high school and college chapters as of September of twenty
twenty five. Now, Turning Points received sixty two thousand requests
for new chapters in the aftermath of the assassination and
Turning Point I think will become even more powerful organization.
Be careful for what you wish, the opposite may occur.
I mean, I tell you a story about the bombing
of Pearl Harbor. Sure it was being planned. There was

(01:48:33):
profound debates at the top of the Japanese Imperial Army
and Navy whether they should do this or not. They
were saying, look, America has not declared war against US
or Germany, and Pearl Harbor is like three and a
half thousand miles away. Not sure we can pull it off.
But even if we pull it off, what happens the
next day and so most of the generals and the
admirals who were planning this said, look, America will collapse,

(01:48:56):
America will not fight. And then Yamamoto, who was the
main instigator of the attack on Pearl Harbor races and
I said, now, wait a minute, let's talk about World
War One. And the admirals and the generals looked around
and said, what do you mean world War one? He said,
world War one? In nineteen sixteen, America did not have
an army or a navy. US army, it didn't exist

(01:49:19):
within it. Within about eight months after the enter of
the war in nineteen seventeen, they transported two and a
half million soldiers without any incidents from New York and
New Jersey and to Europe. They fought like warrior poets.
They turned the tide and the hunt was defeated. And
the admirals so, well, this is nineteen forty one, he said,
But there, he said. Yammotas said, there's something about the

(01:49:39):
American people that they, at the end of the day,
be careful when you rustle the bushes what might come out.
And so he was overruled Tojo said let's do it.
So Ya Mamota planned the attack. They took about three
and a half weeks to get there, and by every indication,
Pearl Harbor was a fabulous success. It worked and Saks
being passed around the imper hero. He told that got

(01:50:01):
involves some a nice message. Congratulations, the wars over, we won,
American Navy has destroyed. If we can do what we
want now in China Australia, we're good to go. And Yamamoto,
about an hour into it, wasn't celebrating at all, and
one admiral turned to Yamamoto and said, Admiral, why aren't
you celebrating this?

Speaker 4 (01:50:19):
You planned it?

Speaker 3 (01:50:19):
He said, I fear all we have done is to
awaken the sleeping giant and fill it with a terrible resolve.
And I fear that one day they will bomb Japan
and the old lad that's not going to happen. Don't
worry about that. And I fear that when Charlie Kirk
was murdered in cold blood in such a public way,

(01:50:41):
that all they've done is to awaken the sleeping giant
and fill it with a terrible resolve.

Speaker 4 (01:50:46):
Jeff Cruere, you know what I'm saying.

Speaker 6 (01:50:48):
Oh, you are one hundred percent right.

Speaker 10 (01:50:50):
And they have.

Speaker 6 (01:50:51):
I mean, the chapter requests are now over one hundred thousand.
The people are returning to church by the millions. You
have turning point that theoretic he could become a more
powerful organization one day than the Republican Party. People are
fired up to get involved. The turning point events are
you know, sold out. You had a massive success their

(01:51:11):
first event back, and yeah, people are now energized. What
they've done by killing this young man who was such
a dynamo and so intelligent and inspiring. They have motivated
people to say, you know, no more, We're not going
to just sit back. We're going to get involved. And
I see this leading to even more and more involvement

(01:51:31):
among people that historically were not so Yeah, they have
awakened the sleeping giant and it's going to be I
think the most powerful political movement we've seen in our country.

Speaker 3 (01:51:41):
Jeff crue Er, Townhall dot Com. You've grted this stuff.
Number three principles of Charlie Kirk was number one God
and number two the number two principle according to Charlie Kirk,
who was a family, and number three was country. And
those are three ever enduring season. We hope they continue

(01:52:01):
once again, Jeff Crueer, thanks for coming on the Bill
Cunningham Show, and Jeff, you're a great American. Here stuff's
at townhall dot com and Jeffcruair dot com. Jeff, thank
you very much.

Speaker 6 (01:52:11):
Thank you, Bill, appreciate it.

Speaker 4 (01:52:12):
God bless you. Let's continue with more.

Speaker 3 (01:52:14):
All they've done is to awake sleep and joint and
fill it with a terrible resolve. Bill cunning In the
Grand American live with you every Sunday night. Billy cunning
In the Great American. First of all, thanks for listening tonight,
and I especially want to commemorate once again the passing
of four or five Mormons and that church and the
great state of Michigan and about fifty miles north of Detroit.

Speaker 4 (01:52:37):
They were murdered.

Speaker 3 (01:52:38):
They were killed in cold blood and a church, much
like those Catholic boys and girls were killed in Minnesota
by someone outside the outside of the church, shooting in
There's a special place in hell for anyone who kill
children and kill young adults worshiping Jesus Christ inside a
church or a chapel. Special places in Hell are reserved

(01:53:00):
for people like that. We'll see the motivation, We'll see
the reason down the road. But their motivation to me
is clear, which is to blindly kill the innocent in
the most religious of functions. Before you go to sleep
tonight is getting late, of course, I'd ask you to
say a prayer for the repose of the soul of
those who wrongfully died at the hands, whether it was
in some floating bar in North Carolina, but most importantly

(01:53:23):
in a church, a special place where God will be worshiped.
And I've known many Mormons in my life. There's not
a better group of people in America than Mormons about
faith in God and family, behaving in a certain way,
no coffee, no beer, no wine, no cigarettes, no drugs,
no marijuana. And they have those special people killed in
such a way as particularly despicable I would anticipate in

(01:53:46):
and the day said, we'll find out more about how
it happened and why it happened, but we do know
that innocent people who been killed in church praying to God,
and they got a ticket to the Almighty directly. Thanks
for listening, Bill cunning into Great American with you and
all other great Americans every Sunday night.

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