7-30-26 Bill Cunningham Show

Willie talks with Alicia Reece about the fireworks at a recent Commissioner's meeting. Also Michael Levine breaks down Dr. Fauci's testimony before a House committee yesterday. Finally Bill Pasco discusses the fate of the SAVE America Act.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:09):
Hi, Billy Cunningham. The great American first Rights Baseball kicks
off tonight. Coverage begins at six o five with Lance
McAllister and more. But there's big doings, as you may know,
on the Amony County Commission. And there's been some frankish
involving Alisha Reese in which the inquiry led yesterday that
there was a set to inside the commission meeting and UH,

(00:32):
Alisha Reese supposedly stormed off and didn't want to deal
with it anymore, which was the Children's Services Levy. And
also today the County Commissioners allegedly, according to media accounts,
had to vote to let the UH the bonds for
the further improvement of pay Course Stadium. Those are important issues,
would you agree? And I've noticed that when there are

(00:53):
not members of the opposite party available to fight with
the party, whether it's Democratic, public and fight with each other.
In Washington, d C. There's four or five or six
US Senators fully Republican, who do not want to vote
with the Republicans because they have their own ideas. But
Alisha Reese will now respond to all these issues and more.

(01:14):
And Alisha Reese, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham show
your timing is impeccable. So Alisha, can you tell the
American Can you tell the American people? You know you
and I go back a while. Would you agree we
go way back, way back thirty years? But nonetheless, explain
now to the American people what happened yesterday when you

(01:37):
quote storm dial accounts Commission about the children, about the
Children's Services levee and also letting the Bengal bonds and
so where are we now politically? And the commission on
this two issue the Bengal bonds to pay for the
improvements and secondly the Children's services levy that according to
the staff, needs to be improved by seventy two percent more.

(01:57):
Explain that to the American people.

Speaker 2 (02:00):
That's a loaded question. Willie. First of all, my number
one issue is affordability. Everywhere I go. The folks that
voted for me, the two hundred and eighteen thousand plus people,
they stopped me at the grocery store, so they just
can't afford it. Groceries are going up. They call me
about Duke Energy trying to go up thirty percent more.
They said they just can't afford it. And I called

(02:20):
on the governor to halt any increases to the gas
and electric bill. I'm still waiting to hear back from him.
I go to the gas station. I can't even pump
my gas. People said, man, it's this too high. Even
are stopping me my neighbors. I come out of my house.
My neighbors are telling me I can't hold onto this house.
The property taxes are going to going up way too high.

(02:43):
I go to the doctor. I can't even go to
the doctor where I was stopping. Somebody said, then the
healthcare costs and the copage. I don't know if I
can afford my medicine. Then I got people renting saying,
wait a minute, to rent them way up. I don't
know if I could stay here. The number one issue
is afford a billy. And the people elected me to
come down to the Hamilton County when I got here,

(03:05):
to shake it up, open up the process and let
people know what's going on. So what happened yesterday. We've
got a children's levee and the children we've got to
make sure we fund the children, and I just it
just bothers me. We've got the wrong message in Hamilton
County where the children have to keep going to the levee.

(03:26):
And then grandma and grandpa got to keep up in
their property taxes where they're trying to hold onto their house,
and they got to make a decision do they hold
on to their house or do they help the children.
But then the billionaires with the stadiums, which are luxuries.
And I love football, and I love baseball and everything,
but those are luxuries. They only went to the ballot
one time and they get funded for a lifetime. I said,

(03:50):
we've got to switch it. And so what I tried
to do yesterday is say, listen, we can't afford a
seventy two percent increase. The original was eighty eight percent.
To go up on your property taxes by eighty eight percent.
Then they came back with seventy two percent. I told
the administrator, no way. We've got to figure out a
way where grandma can hold on our house and we

(04:13):
can fund our foster children. And so I came up
with an idea to say, listen, let's look at everything.
So I wanted to look at the stadium sales tax,
and it says that we can use a portion, not
take all of it, but take a percentage of it
ten percent of more to lower the cost on the homeowner.

(04:37):
That and we still be able to fund our children's services.
And so when I said that, every time I say
let's give a break to the homeowner, every time I
say let's give a break to the taxpayer, the administration,
they just blow up. And yesterday I was talking to
Jeff Aludo, the administrator, because the organizational charts has the

(04:58):
commissioners and then a loudo reports to us and then
everybody else reports to him. Well, one of the people
that reports to him jumped up, ran up to the
podium uninvited, and started getting upset. And that's the same
person when I said, hey, we got to give the
tex We told the taxpayers that will be a thirty
percent rollback when they voted for this the late nineteen nineties,

(05:24):
and we got to give them the thirty percent, and
that says and every time they blow up. But I
got the thirty percent passed twice. But they just whenever
you say give a break to the homeowner, whenever you
say give a break to the tax payer, everybody get mad.
When really that's who we're supposed to be working for.
So yesterday when they got upset, when I said, we

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can do this. Let's look into this and get your
pencils out. They want to make my staff do it.
And I ain't got but two people, and they got
a whole army of people, and so I had to.
I said, I had to adjourn myself on behalf of
the texts.

Speaker 1 (06:02):
I'm ask you this question myself.

Speaker 2 (06:04):
I only half of the homeowners.

Speaker 1 (06:06):
So your proposal is but today what happened?

Speaker 2 (06:10):
Let me tell you whatever. So today, after I went out,
they came back now with some options today of ten percent. Okay,
so that's a win to even put it on the table.
So today we voted for two options that might be
ten percent, and we'll consider it on Monday. But had
I not walked out, had I not stood up for

(06:32):
the homeowners, they weren't even going to consider it.

Speaker 1 (06:35):
So the ten percent instead of eighty eight percent increase,
instead of a seventy two percent increase, Allegedly, on Monday,
you're going to know there might be a ten percent
increase on the children's services levy that would go on
the ballot, and people have to is a ten percent
is going to be the increase or is ten percent?
Let me ask you this question primarily. I use the
word primarily as an attorney, which means mainly, so the

(06:57):
sales tax primarily goes to state improvements. The word primarily
also means it might be something left over. So can
you take some of the Bengal money from the sales
tax and use it for the children's services?

Speaker 2 (07:08):
Levy, I believe we can. The administrator and administration because
you know, they get nervous when they touch the stadium.
When stadium people call all of a sudden, you would
think they've got staff over here. They started getting pencils
and pansa. We got to make sure we do it
right for the for the stadiums. And then when I
say what about the homeowners, Oh no, we can't do that.

(07:31):
It can't be possible. We're broke, you know. So my
point is it can be used. I'm gonna keep fighting
for it. It doesn't have to be all used. We
could take a percentage out of that borrow against future
earnings and put it toward the children's services, which will
then lower the cost on the homeowner. Now, ten percent

(07:54):
is one that I got on got to be considered.
It doesn't mean it's the only one they got. They
got a third nine percent, they got a Now we
got a ten percent. I thought, I think it's a
fifty percent. There's a seventy two percent. All of these
will be considered and Monday is the final vote. But
it makes common sense. But the thing is, no one

(08:14):
wants to do anything different. They want to just, you know,
let's just keep taxing the people. Let's just let's tax them,
make them pay. And at the same time, Willie, you
got CPS, they're talking about a tax increase, whether it's income,
whether it's property. At the end of the day, you
get one part money and you look at your bils

(08:35):
and you line them up and you say, oh my god,
I got over here, I got an increase over here,
so my check is smaller. Okay, wait a minute. Over here,
Duke Energy wants thirty percent more. Okay, over here, we've
got a property tax seventy two percent. You add all
that up and that's what comes out of your check.
So we got to look at what everything that's going
to be on the table. And you know, the one

(08:58):
win today I'm not saying it's the final win, but
they weren't even going to consider ten percent until Tuesday,
when I said, I got I gotta walk out on
behalf of the homeowners. I want to win, win. I
want to win for our foster kids. They should not
be walking around here having to go to the ballot.
These are foster kids. They can't control how you know,

(09:20):
the the who they were born to and all that.
And now we post the kids, we give them lip service.
But then over here we from the stadiums permanently, and
the stadiums should go to the ballot and the people
can make their decision.

Speaker 1 (09:35):
That won't happen.

Speaker 2 (09:35):
The children should be fun.

Speaker 1 (09:37):
And so what I hear Alisha Rees saying is that
when the Bengals got the deal like thirty some years
ago in perpetuity, it wasn't before the voters one time
and it passed. But these other levees such as the
Zoo levee, the Senior Services levee, the Children's Services levee,
the Crime Information Center levee, the Park District Levee, the
Developmental Disabilities Levee, the Mental Health levee, the indigen Care

(10:01):
Hospital Levee, the Family Services Treatment Levey, the Public Library
at Levey, the General County Fund Levey, the Joint Vocational
School Levey, Levey, Levey Levy. All those are voted on
on a regular basis for an increase. But the Bengals, Bengals,
you vote one time thirty five years ago and it's
on autopilot. You want the voters to vote on the
Bengals getting the money. And you're saying you can't get

(10:23):
that done.

Speaker 2 (10:25):
I'm saying, yeah, and it can be done. Got lawyers
calling me, said it can happen. And every time I
jump up when you say that. And we knew that
the Children's services was coming before they voted on the
deal for the Bengals, you could have would have up.

Speaker 3 (10:42):
We didn't have to go.

Speaker 2 (10:43):
I kept saying, hold up, let's look at.

Speaker 1 (10:45):
Hold hold on. I'm coming everything. Salmon Day homeowners.

Speaker 2 (10:50):
Oh man, but I say, give a break to the homeowners.
There seems to be an anger. Man.

Speaker 1 (10:56):
You know, at least you reached me. I said this.
You may not agree with me on this one, but
I deal with Washington issues all the time. And Donald
Trump has been fighting the deep state in Washington, d C.
And Donald Trump came to the job horizontally, didn't come
up from the bottom all the way up. And so
you're kind of like Alisha Reese, the Donald Trump of
the Commission because you came, shall we say.

Speaker 2 (11:16):
That I wouldn't say that I'm a fighter for the people.

Speaker 4 (11:23):
And so you got the deep state, Well, Jeff Alito
is the deep state, and I mean, so the deep
state is Jeffalito and they want to go their own way,
as if they're on top of you instead of you
on top of them, right, because the deep State down
to the Commission saying we only can do it this way.
And then you got Atlisha Reesa and wait a minute,
look at all these levies that we're paying for and
about to I would imagine this thing. According to a

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media accounts, the Board of Education is going to put
a point seventy five percent, which I don't think that'll pass,
to be honest with you, because all this other stuff,
but who knows. But at least you're fighting for the taxpayer,
for common men and women, just like Donald Trump.

Speaker 2 (12:00):
Well, all I can say, will you know, I've been
fighting for the people for thirty years before there was
a true in the White House, and I'm going to
continue to fight. The reality is the people sit me
down here to shake this place up. We've shaken it up.
We're doing things, you know, but we remember when the
veterans were getting the funding we've got. Now the veterans

(12:22):
finally are getting funded, and we got a big free
event August fifteenth, a TQL to help the veterans at
today am you know. We got to make sure that
the children. The children shouldn't be out here like they
are now in limbo, and then Grandma shouldn't be scared
she's getting ready to lose her house. The number one
issue is affordability and everybody should be on that. It's

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attacking every They don't care what party you are, what
color you are, if you and an urban or suburban,
it's hitting you. And we have to be cognizant of that.
And we've got to do some new things. The days
of property tax that pay for everything, I'm told it's
coming to an end. We've got to come with some
new ways and some new innovations. But we can't be

(13:05):
like today. We just did a six hundred million dollar
deal for the for the Bengals stadium. Today in the
same breast, we don't have the money for the children.
That is the.

Speaker 1 (13:16):
Long message says that the Bengals are worth six to
seven billion dollars. We're talking about money. We're talking about
that's some serious jack and the Bengals. Are you saying
the Bengals get almost whatever they want and disabled kids
have to pay the price.

Speaker 4 (13:35):
Yea.

Speaker 2 (13:35):
As soon as the Bengals cover every very stops they run,
they go get the bond Council, they go, get everybody budgeting.
Stop what they're doing. We got to do it. We
got to do it. And then in the same breath,
after you done promoted this deal, now you don't promoted
this deal knowing that the children's services is coming. I
don't you know, there's some people that know all the

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budgets before we know it. You knew this was coming,
and you you recommended this Bengal deal, and then you
knew the children was getting ready to be bankrupt and broke.
It's the wrong message. The children should be funded and
the as a necessity, and the stadiums is a luxury,

(14:17):
and then people can go to the ballot if they
like to add those luxuries. And so they're telling me, well,
we can't do it because it's a hurt of the stadiums.
I said, well, they could go to the ballot. They
got the money to go to the ballot, let the
people vote, but the children, they should be the ones
already funded. So I came up with a way to
do it. We you know, we're not gonna I don't.

(14:39):
I'm not supporting seventy two percent. I'm not supporting eighty
percent because I don't believe it can pass from what
I'm hearing from the citizens. I'm running into at the churches,
the gas everywhere I go, the hospitals. They so we
got to have something that will pass, and we got
and this can help keep the cost down. We could
take that from the stadium fund, borrow against we always

(15:05):
borrow and borrow against the future, and maybe the economy
get better. But right now we can't put it all
on Grandma and grandpa. And at the same time, we
can't show us nervous on whether they're going to be
getting the help they need.

Speaker 1 (15:19):
All Right, we got to run, you know, Radio Alisia Reese.
But I say Barbara would be very proud of her daughter,
because we have at least one county commissioner looking out
for Grandma and the children. All these other levees are
coming up soon too. I'm at Alicia. We're going to
be voting on all these levees constantly. In fact, my
look at my property tax bill. The Children's Services levee
is the highest levee that I pay for. And I

(15:40):
don't mind paying for disabled kids and kids in need.
They didn't ask to be born. It's a problem. But
all these other levees, I've started to voting against every levee.
I say no, no, no, no, no, I'm voting no, no, no.
You have enough money, deal with it. At least we
have one county commissioner saying enough is enough. We have
thirty seconds remaining. You don't have the other vote with
Stephanie and nord Denise Mika Owens is going to be

(16:02):
on the commission in about four or five months. Do
you see a day in the future when the taxpayer
will vote whether to give the Bengals and Reds money
or not? Is that day coming? Because I know you're
saying it. The other two say no, So will you
win on the issue of the people voting yes or no?

Speaker 2 (16:18):
We don't know. I can't speak for her. You have
to have her on your show to speak to that.
I don't speak because we're not even allowed to talk
to each other. Once she's elected. But what I can say,
I've been fighting. Some I lose, but I don't want
a whole lot. I got to thirty percent twice, I
got the Veterans' budget, I got the small business and today,
at least I got to ten percent on the agenda.

Speaker 1 (16:38):
You hate, you hate to hear this. I know you're rejected,
but you're the Donald Trump of the Hamley County Commission.

Speaker 2 (16:45):
Oh no, I'm Alsa Reese of the County.

Speaker 1 (16:47):
Commiss Maybe Trump is the Elisha Resa Washington. He's the
Alisha Resa Block. Well, good luck to Alicia, keep fighting.
Barbara would be very happy from heaven above. Congratulations, Thank you,
God bless America. Let's tinue with more. That's Alisha Reese,
the taxpayer, a watchdog, a news radio seven hundred WLW.

(17:08):
All right, Dave Keaton, hit the music, hit the music,
broadcasts of perbo. It begins right now. Alisia Reese doesn't
know it, she doesn't accept it, but she's the Donald
Trump of Hamliny County Commissioner. There's a deep state, much
like in Washington, and the Commission, under the leadership of
a good man Jeffaludo, and that staff down there, do

(17:28):
not come and go. They're permanent, and commissioners are elected
or not elected, and they're all Democrats, by the way.
And Alisha Rees sees herself as as a watchdog of
the taxpayer, and she's right. Life is getting more expensive,
despite protestations to the contrary. It's likely more expensive in

(17:48):
a year or two or five years from now than
it is today, and it's likely to accelerate. Is becoming
harder and harder to pursue the American dream as you
might define it to be. She sees herself as somebody saying,
we have entities here, which are the Reds, the Castellinis,
et cetera. And we have entities Mike Brown and his

(18:09):
family that have an asset worth five billion, six billion,
six thousand, I mean six thousand million dollar bills, six
billion dollars, and we're taking hundreds of millions of dollars
in taxpayer money to give to billionaires because the market
indicates we should. To the defense of Denise Treehouse that

(18:32):
the market indicates it is a great benefit to have
the Bengals and Red zero great benefit. But she would
like the voters of a Hamleton County actually vote on it.
They let the bonds today for their part of the
financing of one hundreds of millions of dollars for all
the improvements on an agreement that Hamilton County has with
the Bengals. And soon the Red's going to be in

(18:52):
the same position. They want the money too, and so
they voted today to let the bonds, which means to
go into the marketplace and borrow the money and have you,
as a taxpayer pay the UH, pay the principle and
the interest on these bonds. And ha's some serious money.
How many county commissioners approof authorizing and issuing bonds today

(19:14):
for three hundred and fifty million dollars of your money
plus interest to upgrade pay course stadium, which is you know,
which is kind of the UH, that's the going rate.
Dree House and Dumas voted in favor of the meeting,
and Alisha Reese abstained, but she let her two fellow
commissioners in county staff know she was upset over which

(19:36):
she saw his disrespect. And the disrespect arises because she
doesn't think the staff down there should control events as
opposed to elected representatives. And between you and me politically,
Stephanie Dumas and Denise Treehouse have hooked up together in
many major votes against Alisha Reese. And that little Birdie

(19:57):
told me that Mika Owens, who's going to be a
a county commissioner to take the place of A Dumas,
is going to align herself with an East Treehouse and
they're going to continue to have two to one votes
to do all these things. So she would like the commissioners,
namely her and the others, to have more control over
what's happening with your money as opposed to the staff.

(20:20):
She said. She just said that approving the bonds for
the stadium set a bad tone. As the commissioners discuss
options to increase the Children's Services levee, which is extremely expensive.
The group that runs the Children's services levee won in
an eighty eight percent increase, almost the doubling, and that's
a big number on your tax biller, take a look
at it, then seventy two percent. It's going to be

(20:41):
voted on next week and honestly, Dumas and Drea House
will do whatever they need to do without the vote
of Alisia Reese. And unless Mika Owens comes on board
and aligns herself with Alisha Reese, nothing's going to change.
Mika Owens has been whined, dined, and pocket lined to
make sure she dances to the music played by the

(21:02):
staff on top of Jeff Aaludo and those working for him.
I'm told in the numbers thirty to forty individuals who
are the staff the deep state of Hamlet Accounty. So
when I reference her in relationship to Donald Trump, donald
Trump wants to shake things up in Washington, so does
Alisha Reese. Donald Trump looks after the working man and
woman the best he can. So does Alisha Reese. And

(21:24):
she's been in politics a long time. She was a
state rep for a long time, she was on the
city council for a long time. She was in the
state centered a long time, been on the county commissioner
a long time, likely to be there a long time
because people like the idea of having commissioners looking out
for the average man and woman and those who have

(21:45):
to pay the bills. Should have someone on the county
commission fighting for those individuals. And it is known by
you and me that if the issue gets to the
ballot as to whether to give the Reds and or
the Bengals, mainly the Bengals undreds of millions of dollars more.
The number now is well north of a billion dollars
plus interest of a taxpayer money. And in reality, that's

(22:09):
the cost of poker, that's the entry expense. You have
to have an NFL franchise in a small market. I
don't know market size, were probably thirty or thirty one
out of the thirty two. We kind of punch above
our weight because of people like John Barrett and the Castellinis,
and the Farmers and the Joseph family. Kind of punch
above your weight because small city with good people, and

(22:31):
if it gets to the ballot, it loses, and the
Bengals would look to leave. You might recall thirty years
ago Mike Brown was sided in Baltimore to move his
club to Baltimore. Before the Browns moved to Baltimore, they
got that card to play. And I wouldn't note that
this recent agreement only has an eleven year lifespan, and
eleven years from now, I think I'll be around, may

(22:53):
not be with you on the air, but eleven years
from now there'll be another almost a complete knocking down
the stadium. We're building a brand new one because it's
gonna wear out over the next eleven years, and so
that'll be for someone else to consider. Maybe I said,
ultimately we're gonna be I'm talking twenty years from now.
We're gonna have the reds, NFC, the college teams. That's

(23:14):
about it. The cost of poker is skyrocketing, and and
the Katie and Troy and and the girls could cash
out and get six billion dollars or more for the franchise,
and uh in a heartbeat. But they enjoyed doing it,
Katie and Troy and Elizabeth. They enjoy running the Bengals.

(23:34):
It's fun. You got to do something in your life.
It's fun. Plus they can pay themselves thirty million dollars
a year is salaries and pay taxes on it. Life's good.
And so ultimately this community, mainly because of this radio station,
got the got the sales tax levy passed, and I
remember Bob Bengal House was there and Tom Nyer was there.

(23:57):
I think John Dallen was there, and it passed fairly.
I think it was fifty five to forty five something
like that in the mid or late nineteen nineties. And
it passed because we wanted to keep the Bengals. We
had no idea how good or bad the Bengals were
going to be largely bad, and we have no idea
about the Reds, who don't have nearly the subsidies of
the Bengals, and how good or bad they were going

(24:17):
to be. But we wanted to be a major League team.
And it's critical for Corporate America and for his long
suffering Bengal fans to have an NFL franchise. Here have
you seen a summer camp? I mean, Tony Pike's down
there with Moe do a great job, and all these
little kids running around to ce QB one. I want
to see Joe. I'm going to see Jamara. You know,
it's a good thing for the community. But at what expense,

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And Alisha Reese makes the point, is at the expense
of all these other requirements upon the public purse, who
commit a whole bunch of separate acts relative to individuals
in need. And when I talked to David Young and
Warren County, the commissioner there that runs things with an
iron grip, he will freely tell you that these levies
paid for or in Hamley County directly, or paid for

(25:02):
in Warren County by the General Fund. But in Hamlety
County we're number one in Levees. Well, we pay for
the zoo. We pay for Senior Services Levee. We pay
for the Children's Services Levee, which is the most expensive.
We pay for nine to one to one. We pay
for the park district. We pay for something called developmental disabilities,

(25:22):
that's another big one. We pay for mental health levees
for the mentally ill. We pay for the hospital care
Enignt Levee to go to UC Medical. If you don't
have money, everything's free. We pay for the Family Services
Treatment Levee. Not sure what that is. We pay for
the public library. By the way, my sister Mary Diane
red and Cunningham runs the public library with an iron fist.

(25:46):
We pay for the county General Fund to run the county.
We pay for something called the Joint Vocational School Levee.
And we pay for all that. And at some point
the taxpayer is going to rebel. And I'll make this
prediction in the past. If this thing stays on the
ballot from CPS for the point seventy five percent increase
for the first time ever, that dog won't hunt. That
dog's going down. It's going to be harder and harder

(26:08):
and harder to pass these levees, when the County Commission
itself should tighten its belt and quit spending money on
things aren't important and fix the potholes, fix the bridges,
do basic things in the county, which is what Alisia
Reese is fighting for. And her mother was Barbara was
a legendary singer. She was very talented. Her and Steve Reese,

(26:29):
who have just been friends of minees I don't know
going back a long time member. Alisha is a little girl,
and they're a wonderful family, integrity hall in bond Hill,
et cetera. So I wish them the best. We have
one commissioner, at least one, maybe two that understand where
things are headed. And I have great respect also for
Denise tree House and Mika Owens. She seems to be

(26:51):
an improvement over Stephanie Dumas. Will see how things work
out there. But the story and the inquiry and with
you and I setting a bad tone. And I also
would add that the Hamilty County Democratic Party, which now
controls everything with an iron grip, has joined up with
the Hamley County Republican Party, that both of them are saying,

(27:15):
don't vote for the sale, don't don't vote for the
income tax increase from CPS, don't do that. So when
you have the county commissioners, you have the Hamony County
Democratic Party saying don't vote ap point seventy five percent
increase for the schools. You have the Republican Party Josh
Kertz I got to get them on next week. They
all say don't vote for that. And so without that

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kind of support, it can't pass. So what happens when
point seventy five percent does not pass, and the reason
city Council's against it is because they wanted to put
something on the ballot at the end of this year
to be voted on in the spring of next year,
a safety levee of point seventy five percent income tax

(27:56):
which you go to police and fire and emergency services.
And so that Democrats on the City Council are saying, look,
if they go first and get it past zero point
seventy five percent, we're in trouble. And so the Democrats
fight with Democrats because there's no Republicans in Butler County
and in Warren County, in Claremont County, there's no Democrats,

(28:18):
so the Republicans fight with Republicans. In fact, Richard K.
Jones in Butler County has set on the air repeatedly,
I'm not endorsed by the Republican Party. I don't want
their endorsement. Mike Moser, the county prosecutor in Butler County,
doesn't want the endorsement of the Republican Party in Butler
County doesn't need it. They fight with each other. Then

(28:39):
you have Warren County. You have one or two commissioners
always fighting with the other one or two, and Warren
County Republican Party is completely dysfunctional. There's factions fighting each other,
suing each other, and Warren County Republicanism because there's no Democrats,
and in Claremont County the same thing. There's only the
Republican Party. They fight with each other and they ignore

(29:02):
the Democrats because they don't matter. In Washington, d C.
There should be fifty three Republican US centator's going roughly
in the same direction, and they got complete power if
they would exercise it, which of course they don't. So
in Washington you have four or five Republicans fighting with

(29:23):
other Republicans. They have the power instead of fighting with Democrats.
There's something in human nature that when you become a politician,
it takes a special breed of person to be a politician.
Would you agree? Normal people don't want to run. It
takes a special breed to do that. And they want
to fight. They're alpha males and females alpha females that

(29:44):
want to fight. And if you don't have the other
party to fight with, then you fight with each other.
And that's what's happening in Cincinnati and Hamley County. There's
no question to bond three hundred and fifty million more
plus interests. By the time those bonds are paid off,
that will be an additional five hundred million for upgrades
of pay course stadium. I don't blame the Blackburn Brown

(30:05):
family at all. If you were in their shoes, you
do exactly what they're doing. To have others pay for
your expenses so you can pay yourself thirty million dollars
a year and have an asset worth six billion dollars.
Why not? And if Hamlety County doesn't pay, there'll be
about ten other states and counties lined up all over
the country saying we'll take the Bengals. We got them,

(30:26):
No problem, San Antonio Bengals. Let's make it happen. That's absolutely,
Memphis Bengals. Absolutely, just pick a city. Yeah, we'll take
the Bengals. And so the asset value drives the politics.
And of course when the politicians need money to run
for office, I guarantee you rich folks will be there
to write checks, and I mean big checks. So let's

(30:48):
continue with more. We never stop, We simply continue. But
every now and then. I know she's the fave of
Scott Sloan, who I respect greatly, but I like to
have from at Leasha ree On every now and then
to get a perspective she doesn't otherwise here, whether she
likes it or not. She's the Donald Trump of the
Aminy County Commission. So let's continue with more. Red's baseball

(31:11):
kicks off tonight. The last gasp. Last night's game was ugly.
Ar royal looked bad? Is a royal? Any good? By
the way? I got my doubts? Is McLean? Any good?
I got my doubts. Who's the left fielder, who's the
center fielder, who's the right fielder next year or this year?
Who's playing left field tonight? I don't know who's playing
center field. Hell, I don't know who's playing right field. Well,

(31:33):
not sure who's at first base. Well, I don't know
who's at second base. I don't know. Ellie looked disinterested
last night. Third base shortstop peer to be hand Stevenson.
I'm told it's going to be gone this weekend, either
to Detroit would be or of the Yankees. See what
happens to that. And somebody's got to get in charge
of baseball operations that know what they're doing. I'm not sure.

(31:53):
Nick Cross, the man I've had red Z owners others
tell me, I wish the team outside the white line
that run all the great events around the Reds could
be as good inside the white lines. When they picked
the players who play the game two years ago, I
think the White Sox didn't they lose one hundred and
twenty one games the White Sox. They rebuilt the team.

(32:14):
Now they're in first place in the Central Division. The
White Sox and they stink lousy part of Chicago. Let's
see what happens. Let's continue with more and Reds Baseball
kicks off about six oh five tonight, Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
and Sunday. We'll see what happens. I always say, this
is a faint heartbeat, but now you better get the paddles.

(32:35):
Get the paddles, hit them because things are looking bleak.
So let's continue with more. But once again, I think
Alicia Reese Hamlet ac County. The Democratic Party in Hamlet
County opposes the Democratic Party running CPS, that opposes city Council,
that sideways with the County Commission. So get the arrows

(32:57):
going every which direction. Well, you don't have Republicans to fight.
They fight fellow Democrats because politicians love to fight, and
they fight like crazy. Not about Democratic Republican as as
the nature of the game. How does Richard K. Jones
not seek and receive the endorsement of the Butler County
Republican Party because it untwont it done, ask for it.

(33:19):
Mike Moser, County Prosecutor, doesn't seek it, don't ask for it,
they don't endorse them. Of course, both of them win easily,
especially Jonesy. It's the way things are Warren County. There's
been lawsuits filed among the Republicans for one reason or
another because they're fighting with each other instead of opposing Democrats,
which are aren't any in Warren County anyway, unbelievable. Let's

(33:42):
continue with more Bill Cunning in the Great American Live,
Which home of the Reds, Get the Pattles, Get the Battles.
Stand back on news Radio seven hundred WW by Billy
Cunning and Great American of Court say fault continued to live,
but or till then, you may be aware that Anthony Fauci,

(34:05):
you may have some difficulties on the PR front. There's
a dichotomy between what he actually believed in real time
when events are transparring during COVID nineteen on one hand,
and then his public pronouncements on the other. They appear
to be a little bit different. In other words, either
lied or manipulated the truth. And so what would you
do if you're a doctor? Anthony Fauci's a PR director

(34:27):
of the guy in charge. So Michael Levine is joining
us now. He's a legend in the PR business. He's
handled difficulties for, among others, Michael Jackson and Elizabeth Taylor
and many others. When they have difficulties, they got a
hold of Michael Levine. He's called the Michael Jordan of
entertainment and Michael Levine welcome, I think for the first
time to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all,

(34:50):
let's talk about many difficulties in the past with a
commercial product and individuals. Whether it's Michael Jackson or Tyl
and All or bud Light, there have been serious prime
in the past and some have handled them well like Thailand.
All handled them well, but bud Light did not handle
it well. In fact, they've not recovered. So give me
an overview before we talk about doctor Anthony Fauci. You're

(35:12):
the man when it comes to pr and massaging the truth.
What are the first orders of business when someone big
comes to you, a big shot, somebody very important and
says to you, Michael Levine helped me out, give me
the general statement that you would employ.

Speaker 3 (35:29):
Well. History has taught us that four basic rules to
dealing with crisis, and these rules seem to work rather
well consistently. They are first of all, they're established by

(35:49):
a understanding that America is basically a pre forgiving nation.

Speaker 1 (35:54):
Yes, yes, however, you have to do four things. You
have to move.

Speaker 3 (36:02):
Quickly.

Speaker 1 (36:02):
You write these down quickly. Okay, you have to move quickly.

Speaker 3 (36:06):
You can't delay.

Speaker 1 (36:08):
You have to act quickly.

Speaker 3 (36:10):
You have to act with responsibility, you have to be apologetic,
and then you have to tell people to path forward
that will improve it. So what if you do those
four things, If you act quick, act with personal responsibility, humility,

(36:31):
and set a new course, America is pretty forgiving. If,
on the other hands, you're slow, you're arrogant, you have
no sense of responsibility, and you say basically f off,
the America is not a very forgiving nation. So you're right,

(36:52):
tailand all got it right. Bud Light was maybe the
biggest disaster in modern American marketing. And you know Starbucks
is now trying, with some modest success, to repair a
decade of damage that when they got what get woke,

(37:13):
oh broke.

Speaker 1 (37:14):
So there we are.

Speaker 3 (37:15):
Now if we want to turn our attention to your dear, dear,
dear friend, Anthony Fauci.

Speaker 1 (37:22):
Please continue. This is wonderful. We got a big problem.

Speaker 3 (37:27):
Let's start with this problem, Doctor Anthony Fauci, Houston.

Speaker 1 (37:32):
We have a problem.

Speaker 3 (37:33):
Doctor Anthony Fauci's an eighty five year old doctor who
appeared before Congress yesterday. It was one of the worst
performances I've ever seen in my life. If you asked
me to give doctor Fauci and his team of six
lawyers sitting behind him. A letter grade, it would be excellent,

(37:56):
be good, see average D below average failure.

Speaker 1 (37:59):
I'd give him an F.

Speaker 3 (38:01):
It's a disaster to invoke the Fifth Amendment one hundred
eleven times, including to a question about his tie color.
Senator Holly asked him, sir, let's make this real simple.

(38:24):
What is today?

Speaker 1 (38:27):
He invoked the Fifth Amendment?

Speaker 3 (38:29):
Okay, what is your tie color? He invoked the fifth Amendment.
He was then asked the park in front of you.
He invoked the Fifth Amendment. Now does this sound like
a man who respects the Senator of the United States,
the Congress of the United States.

Speaker 1 (38:48):
No, doesn't. To me and Michael Levine. At one point,
one of the senators said, it might have been my
good friend, Senator Bernie Marino. He had in the audience
several individuals who had been pro and negatively affected by
the rules. Get them, look at them, and his eyes
did not move. Didn't move.

Speaker 3 (39:08):
Well, what he did is he asked his attorneys, and
his attorney says, don't look.

Speaker 1 (39:13):
So it was a disaster.

Speaker 3 (39:17):
Now, I think you know, I'm pretty sure you know.
I've just written a new book authentic Authentic PR, Authentic PR.
Simon and Schuster published Authentic PR just out now.

Speaker 1 (39:30):
Now it is all about being authentic.

Speaker 3 (39:35):
Had doctor Fauci said to the Congress yesterday, ladies and gentlemen,
first of all, I respect you for asking me here,
and I'm happy to be here voluntarily. Now, in hindsight,
if I knew what I knew today, which I didn't
know at the time, of course, like all of us,

(39:58):
I would have made some different choices, and I regret
not being a prophet at the time, then he would
have had somewhat of a different hearing. The problem is,
of course, that doctor Fauchi doesn't have truth on his side,
that his own diary is so indicting. Now, this is

(40:20):
his diary. It's not my diary. It's not your diary.
It's not Donald Trump's diary, it's his. It's not Joe
Biden's die, it's his diary. It is so appallingly indicting
that it's very hard to.

Speaker 2 (40:42):
To make.

Speaker 3 (40:45):
Peace resolution with those satisfacts. As you know, facts are
stubborn things, my friend.

Speaker 1 (40:51):
Yeah, and Michael Levine, let me get some historical example
for what happened to Tyland. All was not of tailand
all as making someone contaminated bottles and pact on that
they didn't do it, bud like did it to themselves
and they have not recovered. In this case Fauci who
got a pardon. He could have said to his lawyers
at three thousand, five hundred dollars an hour. Now, I

(41:13):
practice law for many years. I generally charge four hundred
dollars an hour, thirty five hundred hours, a lot of money,
and I would have said to the lawyers, look, I
can win the battle but lose the war. I got
to live a life, and if you to your rule
is quickly responsibility, apology moving forward. He could have said, look,
I said things in my diaries which I thought at

(41:36):
the time may have been accurate. They've proven to be forced,
and I apologize to everyone who was affected. I wish
I could go back in time and correct it. Why
not do that?

Speaker 3 (41:46):
You can even use softer left. First of all, you're right,
and you said something very brilliant, and I want to
not move.

Speaker 1 (41:53):
Away from it quickly.

Speaker 3 (41:55):
What you said is in life, you can often win
a battle and lose a war. That is a profound remark.
You can win a battle and lose a war. Now,
if the object is to win a war, you may
have to lose a battle. Isn't that interesting?

Speaker 1 (42:15):
Absolutely?

Speaker 3 (42:16):
And if he said I regret now in hindsight, yes,
But his arrogance, which is what drove some of this behavior. Remember,
for forty years, this guy was basically treated in Washington
and throughout America like Jesus Christ.

Speaker 1 (42:39):
He was the Christ. He was the Christ he was.

Speaker 3 (42:42):
And if you take a man and you tell him
for forty years that he is a divine figure, right
over time people believe that and they act as if
there's a great line in the white House. You know,
I've given advice to three US presidents, and there's a

(43:05):
terrific line in the white House. People in the White
House get so arrogant that they think traffic lights are
forever the folks.

Speaker 1 (43:13):
Yes, Yes, isn't that a great line.

Speaker 3 (43:16):
That's a great line people in the White House because
they're in the White House and they get so arrogant
that they think those traffic lights, all those are.

Speaker 1 (43:24):
For other folks. Let me ask you this about she had.
Michael Levine, you wrote a column about one of my
favorite places in life is the cracker barrel. I love going,
and you got a great column. Era butt your book.

Speaker 5 (43:37):
Authentic pr remarks that to many of us, Cracker Barrel
is good old time, It's wonderful.

Speaker 1 (43:45):
It's like it's like Chick fil A. And a new
CEO comes in named Julie Messino, and she wants to
change Cracker Barrel and make it more up the date.
In other words, give me two eggs over easy, give
me some sausage, give me some butter toast, and give
me half a pancake. I'm good to go. That's all
I want. But she thought, well, because of her woke character,
she wanted to update Cracker Barrel. How'd that work out?

Speaker 3 (44:10):
Disaster this there is a saying, and you're familiar with it.
Let's repeat it together to your valuable audience, who may
own businesses. Let's repeat it together. Get woke, go broke.

Speaker 1 (44:29):
Say it again, Get.

Speaker 3 (44:30):
Business so broke, Get woke, go broke, Get woke, go broke.
The business of business is business. When you go to Starbucks,
are you interested in a cup of coffee, fast, hot,
and cordially served, or do you want a lecture?

Speaker 1 (44:47):
I don't want to Black lives matter?

Speaker 3 (44:49):
Or I don't I don't want a lecture exactly, I
don't want a lecture. And companies are run by people
who often live in very environments. Often these are consultants
that went to elite universities. You know, I have a saying,
I don't know if you agree with me on this
or not. Whenever I hear a really, really really stuid idea,

(45:17):
I make a presumption about the person saying it. I
assume two things. Number one, they went to an elite university,
and two they likely have PhD. Yes, Okay, if they
say something this woman, I don't know this woman. She
may be a very nice person. I bet I bet

(45:37):
you one thousand dollars right now she went to an
elite university. Because you have to believe stupid ideas in
America today, you have to go to an elite school
and have your brainwashed out of common sense.

Speaker 1 (45:55):
You have to have common sense beaten out of you.

Speaker 3 (45:59):
I would rather cracker barrel be run by any cab
driver in New York City then the faculty of Harvard. Okay,
and you say, really, why is that? The faculty must
be very smart. They may be smart, but they're fools.
They don't have any wisdom. See if a cab driver

(46:20):
acts like a jackass in Brooklyn, he'll get in a
car accident, so he can't afford to act like an idiot. If,
on the other hand, you go to Harvard and you
say stupid stuff, you can say the world rotates on
the back of a turtle, and you'll get a degree.

Speaker 1 (46:36):
You'll get praise.

Speaker 3 (46:37):
Right, you'll actually get commended.

Speaker 1 (46:40):
Well, I'll tell you what, Michael Levine, this is a
less friend. It does make sense. But Fauci, at this
point you told me off. There there's been some reporting
on this. I don't assume Fauci left the hearings yesterday
and said, you know what, well, no one really well
what happened?

Speaker 3 (46:56):
Let me give you the latest, Okay, and I'm going
to close with this. I just got this literally ten
minutes before air. Doctor Fauci was overheard today blowing off
steam after a brutal day on Capitol Hill, angrily vetting
to his wife, Christine Grady a Wednesday evening power walking

(47:18):
near their two point four million dollar home in one
d City. Now, doctor Fauci was a public employee for
forty years.

Speaker 1 (47:28):
Okay, yeah, how do you get a two point four
million dollar home? Is that a is that a worthwhile question? Yes?
How does Mitch McConnell now worth one hundred million? How's
Nancy Pelosi worth five hundred million dollars? How do these
things happen? And so what what? What did he respond
to the to the pedestrian yelling at him?

Speaker 3 (47:47):
No, Well, he felt that he was treated badly by Congress,
and he's very angry about it because they didn't treat
him like a divine figure. They treated him like a
human being who had a lot of explaining to do
in front of the United States Senate. And in response
to that he offered a fifth He refused to answer

(48:11):
any question, including what his tie color was. Now, if
he thinks that's a winning strategy and he's paying attorneys
for this council, I would have said, what are you nuts?
Who talks that way to the Senate of the United
States of America?

Speaker 6 (48:26):
Right, bouncy, Because as you said, the red light he believe, Yeah,
he believes he's a divine character and it's not going
to lights don't apply to him and he can't change
at this point, it's over.

Speaker 3 (48:40):
And by the way, he's sitting quite arrogantly both with
that belief and a presidential pardon. Well, pretty powerful, right,
he's got a presidential pardon, and he believes he's the
Lord himself. Well, contempt of Congress may have alternative tribution

(49:00):
for him. And listen, he has ruined forever his legacy. Okay,
a man who had one of the greatest medical legacies
in the history of the country, if not the world. Right, yeah,
no question, it now now crashed and burned in one day.

Speaker 1 (49:18):
Well, Michael Levine, you should have got a hold of
you ahead of time. The book is authentic, pr You're
wonderful at this stuff from Hollywood elite to business leaders.
And if doctor Anthony Fauci would call you, you better
get to work. But Michael leviney, thanks for coming on
the Bill Cunningham Show. And Michael, you're a treasurer and
a great American. Thank you very much. Thanks trend Bubby,

(49:39):
I'd bless him.

Speaker 7 (49:39):
Mary.

Speaker 1 (49:39):
Let's continue with more Doctor Anthony Fauci. Four rules, do
it quickly, be responsible, apologize, let's move forward.

Speaker 5 (49:48):
Check none of those boxes. Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundreds.

Speaker 1 (49:53):
You ought to be well.

Speaker 8 (49:53):
Nothing says honesty like taking the fifth. Huh, Doc, Let's
try something. What day of the week is it today?

Speaker 9 (49:58):
On the divisive counts, I respectfully decline to and sabased
upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution.

Speaker 1 (50:05):
The color tie you're wearing.

Speaker 9 (50:08):
On the Advisive Council, I respectfully decline to and sebased
upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution.

Speaker 1 (50:15):
Well, colors the carpet in front of you.

Speaker 9 (50:20):
On the Advisive Council, I respectfully decline to a se
based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution.

Speaker 1 (50:27):
Let's just get one things straight.

Speaker 8 (50:28):
You don't have any rights under the Fifth Amendment because
you've been pardoned, as you very well know, as the
Supreme Court has been clear for a century and more,
Brown versus Walker eighteen ninety six. When he has been pardoned,
he may not stand upon his privilege. You know that
your lawyer are sitting behind you now shifting nervously in
their chairs.

Speaker 1 (50:46):
They know it.

Speaker 8 (50:47):
This isn't about the Constitution, this isn't about the law.
This is about contempt, contempt for this body and contempt
for the American people. But I think I know why
you're doing it. It's because you don't want to answer questions.
It's because you did all kinds of terrible things. It's
because during the pandemic you got rich, didn't you. You
got rich while people were dying, hundreds of thousands of

(51:11):
Americans over a million in the end, and you were
getting rich. And not only were you doing that, you
were using federal employees with taxpayer money to apply for
and solicit cash prizes for you personally, cash prizes totaling
over a million dollars. You did all of that during
the pandemic, didn't you.

Speaker 9 (51:33):
That's a question on the divisive Council. I respectfully decline
to answer, based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment
to the Constitution.

Speaker 1 (51:45):
Hello, quiet, and I'm spots. I'm broadcasting God saying I
just sent on Michael Levine, the PR expert, on how
to handle a crisis, and it needs to be higher
by doctor Anthony Fauci one.

Speaker 10 (52:02):
Hundred and eleven times he evoked the Fifth Amendment. And
let's about sitting there all day long listening to that.

Speaker 1 (52:07):
And the lawyers are making thirty five hundred dollars each
per hour. Bingo, are you talking about about a half
a dozen of them? I hit all of them sitting there.
They ran one of them mount got him out, Get
him out, Get him out, get out. And because he
had to pardon, he was free to answer as long
as he told the truth. So when you got a pardon,
all you got to do is tell the truth, and

(52:28):
I'm free to go. Guess what. He didn't want to
tell the truth. He wanted to lie and lie and lie. Well,
you have taken the fifth of drinking fifth. I think
I'm still drinking one every day, bess of you. Here,
let's talk about Ron Druce because August the eleventh is
the great venture for Buddy l Rosa and Olga. That's right,

(52:49):
two of the great restaurant tours and people and the
try state.

Speaker 5 (52:53):
We wonder what's on the menu that night. We're gonna
fried chicken and pizza. This checker, thank you give me
the ex president will.

Speaker 1 (53:01):
Be bom was going to be there. There's two of
the four food groups, fried chicken and pizza. You could
live on that, couldn't you. By the way, we don't
want to thank Ron's Truce for coming in. He process
chocolate cream pie again. Yeah, I know. All I want
to do is eat it. I don't want to eat
what what's there for? I don't want to eat it.
We'll take it home. I can't. I got to eat it.

(53:21):
I gotta eat it, will eat.

Speaker 10 (53:22):
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Speaker 1 (53:36):
I didn't want to take two pieces segment. I had to.
We want to tank.

Speaker 10 (53:40):
Thank Ron Junior Willie for bringing down our food today
from Ron's roost and thirty eight to fifty three race
Road at five seven four two two two.

Speaker 1 (53:48):
It's clucking, clucking good. You can't see that. You can't
say that on the west side. What about bringing in
the race car driver too? What about him? Yeah?

Speaker 10 (53:58):
Jackson was here? Who finished what? I think twenty second
the other night. I looked at me and said, Jackson,
don't quit.

Speaker 1 (54:06):
He won't. He said no, He said it had a
bad axle. Ever have a bad axle in your life? Yeah,
I'm gonna go to Donovan's Bengals update.

Speaker 10 (54:15):
Bengals head coach Zach Taylor given an update on Shamar Stewart.
He has suffered a hyper extension of his left knee.
No ligament damage. He's going to go undergo treatment, gonna
be out several weeks, but that's good news.

Speaker 1 (54:29):
Well he's nothing good, nothing, no torn Chase. I was
concerned there was a head inside that helmet. Was there
a head inside the helmet they pulled off? Wasn't a
head in there? Well? The workout today went with no
incidents apparently, no fighting, no screaming, no nothing, no ambulances.

Speaker 9 (54:45):
No.

Speaker 10 (54:46):
I think Chase though through, Uh what was it? DJ
Turner's helmet into the seats? Somebody got a souvenir? What's
the head in it?

Speaker 1 (54:56):
You know what? I don't know.

Speaker 10 (54:57):
That's a good question. Check it out and see Bengals update.
Bengals are back at work tomorrow at ten am. Red's
Update Athletics. Ken Rosenthal reports the Reds are receiving significant
trade interest in one HG. Hunter Green, although the club
is not actively looking to deal him, but a couple

(55:18):
couple of teams interested are the Los Angeles Dodgers and
the Atlanta Braves.

Speaker 1 (55:23):
Oh, my lord, by the way, he's got what he's
signed through twenty twenty nine, correct, So anyway, he told
like sixty million. That's one year for the Dodgers. Reds
are with more roster moves today. I'm glad you brought
that up.

Speaker 10 (55:38):
They've activated your man, Matt McClain. Also brought up pitcher
Zach mccambley. They've optioned to Louisville infielder Edwin Arroyo, who
couldn't find second base on a double.

Speaker 1 (55:49):
Play last night. Did you say tell me.

Speaker 5 (55:53):
Petty the grandson of Richard Richard Penny. Yeah, why didn't
he cover second base?

Speaker 10 (55:58):
I guess he thought that Uh at Dyala Cruise, Dla
Cruz is closer to the bank that based.

Speaker 1 (56:06):
Take it. Just tag the base and throw at the first.
Edwin roy was going to be the future of the
ball club. Now you.

Speaker 10 (56:13):
Reds and Pirates open up a four game set tonight
while he's six to ten, Sports talk Arnold Carriers, Inside Pitch,
the Kelsey Chevrolet Extrading Show.

Speaker 1 (56:21):
After the game.

Speaker 10 (56:22):
Now tomorrow night, here we go at Great American Ballpark.

Speaker 1 (56:27):
Here we go Schemes v. Green for the last time.
Maybe for Green. What about Stevenson? I'll watch this morning. Well,
I think he's going to the White Sox. Well, the
Dodgers need a catcher. Why, I think would be get
rid of everybody.

Speaker 10 (56:43):
He could be going from the outhouse to the penthouse,
kind of like you did. College basketball Senior Taylor Riley
of the Bearcats would be sidelined with a hand injury
for about four to six weeks. Tickets will go on
sale tomorrow for the care Source Invitational. We played at
center court at the Family at the Linder Family Tennis Center.

(57:05):
Set for October seventh. Ticket start at twenty bucks. Tip
times for that event Cincinnati and Ohio State at three
xavior and Dayton at five thirty.

Speaker 1 (57:15):
Let's hope for good weather segment. The Joker is returning
to the Queen City. What about Alcatraz.

Speaker 10 (57:21):
Three times three times three times? Cincinnati Open champ Novik Djokovic.
We'll play in the upcoming tournament this year for the
first time since twenty twenty three.

Speaker 1 (57:30):
We need it.

Speaker 10 (57:32):
I guess al Kairaz will be here after suffering that
wrist injury earlier on this year.

Speaker 1 (57:38):
That's called John Barrett Soccer.

Speaker 10 (57:40):
FC Cincinnati midfielder Doado Venezuela, Who Dado.

Speaker 1 (57:47):
Let's see what Barrett's doing.

Speaker 5 (57:49):
I'm checking out a club sandwich and up show, John Barrett,
you're live on the radio, so be careful here. Segment
just just had some exciting news. Tell John Barrett about this.
He may not know this, seg man.

Speaker 10 (58:02):
Well, I'm sure he's got mister Djokovic's number. Well he
Novak Djokovic is coming back.

Speaker 1 (58:07):
Did you know that? John? He sent me a video
of this morning telling me that there you go. How
about that. I'll tell you what you get. Him is
coming back. I love the guy, the greatest tennis With
all due respect to all the other players, the Joker
is the greatest player of all time. He's got a
winning record against the Dial and against Federer. The other

(58:27):
two can't say that. John, Do you declare right now
that Djokovic is the greatest tennis player of all time?

Speaker 3 (58:34):
Willie?

Speaker 1 (58:34):
I always agree with you, but I do agree with
you on this one.

Speaker 11 (58:38):
And I was there for the match where he'd beat
al Quarez in three hours and forty nine minutes. He
lost I think fourteen pounds and Alkarez lost.

Speaker 3 (58:50):
And.

Speaker 1 (58:52):
It was an unbelievable match.

Speaker 5 (58:55):
Maybe only three debts sake. Maybe you should play tennis.
We're talking about losing some serious weight here. Probably should,
I thought, John and I were supposed to go on
that bike ride. What about the bike ride? You got
the fifty mount bike ride. There'll be you guys better
be there. And alcatraz I guess he's hadn't played all year?

Speaker 1 (59:13):
Is he going to play? Is he announced he's coming
or not? You know, not yet? And I don't know
he's going to play. I don't think he'd play at
all all year. But the Joker will be good. And
then you got about Coco. What about Coco? Not sure?
But Sinner's coming? So number one? What a matchup between
Center and Djokovic? Now we're talking big time. How come

(59:34):
when I think of Cinner, I think a willy cutting
down because you think it's Saints and sinners, sat you're
the saying and I'm the sinner. I'm a friend of
yours because I show you how the other half lives.
You know. There you go, this is unbelievable. Had any
other questions you have me, John Barrett, give me, give
me some questions. Always have questions for you, Willie. But
I'm seeing with a bunch of my guys right now. Okay,

(59:56):
you're busy, don't ask, don't just close in thinking about
Western or South don't tell him, don't tell him. Oh
so Colin's Worth is sitting with you, then Chris is there.
Chris is not the other thing. I'll be with you
Friday before the fireworks. Should talk about all the issues
in the world. Okay, God, bless America. Give my guys
your best. Thanks, thanks, Willy, Hi john S. Yeah, please continue. Soccer.

Speaker 10 (01:00:19):
Willie FC Cincinnati midfielder doad O Vealezuela will receive an
extra game when there's red card suspension following the Columbus
Crew match.

Speaker 1 (01:00:28):
Then he pitch for the Dodgers.

Speaker 10 (01:00:29):
Also, the MLS is expected to issue fines to the
for the many game and postgame incidents.

Speaker 1 (01:00:35):
That's a bunch of crack took place last week. That's
a bunch of bologna. Those guys don't fight. There's soccer.
It's like a comedy, and they run around their shorts
and act like they're dead when they get hit, then
they act like they're tough. That's why they're a bunch
of Go play the hockey. Go play hockey and tell
me how that is. I agree with you. I don't know.
Segment is auted in sports. Yeah, but big matchup there

(01:00:57):
with the joker you can lose fifteen to twenty pounds
playing a little tennis segment. You want to think about that? Okay?
I like pickleball?

Speaker 3 (01:01:04):
Is it?

Speaker 1 (01:01:05):
I would say a bunch more? Yes? Who would you
beat in pickleball at Djokovic? Would you rather play Djokovic
or Center?

Speaker 7 (01:01:12):
And Pete?

Speaker 3 (01:01:12):
You right?

Speaker 1 (01:01:16):
That's it? Give me right? Are you right? While you
asked me who I beat? It was you last couple
of days, I said the rock. I said the Reds
heavy heartbeat. Now I say get the paddles, get the
paddles and stand back because the team now needs to
be resurrected. Would you agree? After that debacle last night,
Edwin Arroyo is going around South It around like Walder

(01:01:37):
Matthews bad News Bears. It looked like a game at
the baseball heaven cheeze. The ball was going everywhere. But
we're intended. Well, what is Tito Francon to think? Behind
those eyeballs? What the hell am I doing? Only his
hairdresser knows for sure he didn't have much hair either.
Say give me out of the student's your fourth place,
Willie and outer of a beautiful day here in the
tri State. And the joker is coming back. The joker

(01:01:59):
is wild in Mason, leave you. We got this. John
Barrett's having a big meeting and he puts up my phone.
Hey guys, hold on, I got Willie. Hold on, hold on.

Speaker 10 (01:02:07):
We leave you with the immortal words of the Stood report.

Speaker 1 (01:02:12):
Well we'll see what happens, won't we. That's about Elwood Jones,
who now claims the blue Ash Police Department and prosecutors
I E. Mark Pete Meyer and Joe Deaters planted evidence
to convict an innocent man of murder so that the
guilty person could go free. Makes sense to me, doesn't it.
You know what I would say, Ellwood, Call your first

(01:02:34):
witness to prove this. Put your first witness on. Who's
gonna say someone planted evidence? Put on your witness? Who
is that saying? Is that you? No? Tony Benders? He said?
Tony Bender said, yes, Bender planted the evidence and Blue
Ash there you going. He had to thank god he
had a weak judge and a prosecutor that wouldn't keep
prosecuting him for murdering what was her name? Rode Nathan.

(01:02:55):
You got to be lucky enough. He's off death row
and now he wants to sue the prosecute and the
Blue Ash Police for planting evidence so they would convict
an innocent man, which had the result of having the
guilty person go free. Do you think Mark Pete Meyer
would say, let's make sure we convict the innocent guy. Yeah, yeah,
well you think that's true.

Speaker 12 (01:03:15):
No, give me out of his student report that did
seven hundred WLW by.

Speaker 1 (01:03:30):
Billy cunning in The Great American. Of course, one of
the things happening in America is the misinformation given to
us by our so called federal authorities, whether it's the
Save America Act of the Iranian War, Doctor Anthony Fauci
lined and the American people. We have evidence of that
because he said he lied in his own diary telling
us false information. Bill Pascoe is with Tea Party Action

(01:03:51):
America tt PA, and they have a pull out on
how bad things are in the country relative to believing
what's happening. And once the Bill Pascoe, Welcome to the
Bill Cunningham Show. And now we're told that the replacement
of Lindsey Graham, his sister, is going to hold up
the recess the Senate wants to take. She wants to

(01:04:12):
vote on the Save America Act, which makes a lot
of sense. And I've said before that because of four
or five Republicans, going to be almost impossible, almost impossible
for us to pass this thing because the four or
five Republicans won't do it. How important Bill Pasco is
the Save America Act?

Speaker 7 (01:04:30):
Well, I think President Trump has made clear it's his
top legislative priority and has been for a year and
a half.

Speaker 1 (01:04:37):
He's been talking about it.

Speaker 7 (01:04:38):
Now he's putting pressure on Senate majority leaders soon. Will
You just pointed out that Darlene Graham, the sister of
the Department. Senator Graham, has said let's stick around for
the August recess. She's not the only one like Lee
has joined her. Ashley Moody and Florida, Rick Scott in Florida,
Bill Haggerty and Tennessee. There's a whole slew of Republicans

(01:05:00):
senators who have come out in the last two days saying, hey,
we should stick around and get this done.

Speaker 1 (01:05:05):
We've got brand new polling on this question.

Speaker 7 (01:05:08):
We were in the field between July fifteenth and July
twenty one, so this poll is brand new. We came
out of the field just a week ago, and the
results of the survey are very clear by fifty six to.

Speaker 1 (01:05:21):
Thirty twenty two point margin.

Speaker 7 (01:05:24):
People want the Senate to continue working on the Save
America Act and get it passed before the elections. You know,
last week in New Jersey, the Governor of New Jersey
had to come out and say, you know what, we
found sixty six hundred non citizens who somehow or other,
through a software glitch were inadvertently registered to vote.

Speaker 2 (01:05:47):
Well, guess what. What we've since.

Speaker 7 (01:05:48):
Learned is that there are seventy five thousand non citizens
in New Jersey who are registered for jury duty. Now,
you know as well as I do, the way you
get ready for jury duty is you get registered to vote.
Somebody is not being honest with the people of New
Jersey and frankly, the people of America. I don't think

(01:06:09):
it's just sixty six hundred non citizens in New Jerseys
to do campaigns in New Jersey a while ago, I
can tell you they're very, very partisan there. If they
had a way to get seventy five thousand non citizens
registered to vote and they could get away with it,
believe me, they'd do it. I think it's up to
the Department of Justice now and Harvey Dillon, the assistant

(01:06:32):
Attorney General for Swarex is all over this. She's well aware,
and she's already asking for information from the.

Speaker 1 (01:06:39):
New Jersey governor. She gave her.

Speaker 7 (01:06:41):
She sent her a letter last week, gave her five
days to respond. Today it's the deadline. We're going to
see what the DOJ follows up with.

Speaker 1 (01:06:49):
Well, I anticipate little or nothing. I'm kind of demoralized
often as a conservative that all of talk talk talk
with little action. And I would think there's hundreds of thousands,
if not millions, of illegals to register to vote and
get all kinds of government benefits to which they're not entitled.
All the media ever tells you and me is well,

(01:07:10):
you know there's no evidence any illegal ever voted, when
we know it's a damnable lie. And the governor of
New Jersey just elected liberal Democrat. When she doesn't supply
this information to Washington, she should be held to account
in some way because fundamental to our elections are American citizens.

(01:07:30):
Voting and informed electorate is the only defense we have.
And when you have literally hundreds of thousands, the number
seventy five thousand is demoralizing. Seventy five thousand New Jerseyans
are registered to be a juror, and you get that
level by being a registered voter. And she won't supply
information upon which to check it out, and she is

(01:07:52):
an insteative not to provide it because senators have said
on the Democratic side, if only citizens can vote, Democrats
are in trouble. And but even you know, even Bill
Pasco in another sense, Democrats want this to pass. Like
sixty to seventy percent was the polling, approximately on Democrats themselves,
who refute their own party leaders on registered to vote.

Speaker 7 (01:08:15):
What is that you're you're exactly Oh, I'm laughing because
you're exactly right. Among Republicans, it's ninety five percent. Among independents,
it's eighty two percent. Among Democrats, it's seventy percent. You
just nailed it by better than two to one, better
than two to one. Democrat voters want to see proof

(01:08:38):
of citizenship before you get registered to vote. Seventy eight
percent overall, including sixty two percent of Democrats, still better
than two to one among Democrats want to see voter
photo ID before you're allowed to vote. So we got
two things. We got proof of citizenship to register, We
got a photo ID before you're going to vote, and

(01:09:00):
both of those ideas have very, very very strong majorities nationwide.

Speaker 1 (01:09:06):
Well, I always say, well, we talk a lot, let's
do something. And I don't know what's going to come
of this. And I would think if I lived in
New Jersey, which God forbid, I never would do. If
I live there, I'd be outraged that my recently elected
Democratic governor refuses to comply with the law and simply
blows off the idea. There's several thousand illegals voted on.

(01:09:28):
What the hell I would demand my elected leaders to
follow the law? Am I wrong? No, You're not wrong.

Speaker 7 (01:09:37):
You know, Democrats have run New Jersey for a long time.
They've run the legislature for a long time. It's been
a long time since there's been a Republican governor, and
certainly a long time since there was a conservative Republican
governor there. But they are pushing now. They've got an
issue here, and I can tell you there are a
couple members of the New Jersey Legislature that are like

(01:09:59):
a with a bone, You're not going to get it
out of their mouth, and they are digging in right now.
When the New Jersey Globe Independent Media published a story
last week about seventy five thousand non citizens being registered
for jury duty. That sent the alarm bells off everywhere
because people know you don't get registered for jury duty

(01:10:20):
unless you're already registered to vote. So this number sixty
six hundred that they've acknowledged that they've admitted to. Remember,
the President gave a speech a week and a half ago,
and he talked about two hundred and seventy eight thousand
non citizens being registered in just four states. Now, at
that time, the Department of Justice, according to their analysis

(01:10:41):
of the voter roles, which is not complete because New
Jersey has not cooperated with the Department of Justice, but
the DHS number was about thirty five thousand. Well, now
we find out it's more than twice that many non
citizens who are registered for jury duty. I'm still waiting
for an official knowledgement from the Governor's office that seventy

(01:11:02):
five thousand non citizens actually are registered. Development But Republicans
in the state Senate and Republicans in the State Assembly
are going to town on this, demanding investigations, demanding hearings.
They're going to be all over this. And you know what,
even though they've got off your elections remember, New Jersey
and Virginia are two of those states that have off
her elections, So the Assembly and the state Senate, they're

(01:11:25):
not up for election in November, but they do have
congressional elections going on, and they're using that to bring
attention to this question.

Speaker 2 (01:11:34):
And if New Jersey has, if New Jersey.

Speaker 7 (01:11:36):
Has has seventy five thousand, how many you think California
really has?

Speaker 2 (01:11:40):
How many think.

Speaker 3 (01:11:41):
Illinois really has?

Speaker 1 (01:11:42):
How about New York?

Speaker 7 (01:11:43):
How many illegal are are registered in New York? For
goodness sake, We've got to get on top of this.
And the American public is demanding it. That's what they
want the Senate to stay in, cancel.

Speaker 1 (01:11:55):
The August recess.

Speaker 7 (01:11:56):
This is what President Trump wants the Republicans. Here's what
I don't understand. I've been around Washington a long time.

Speaker 2 (01:12:03):
This is an.

Speaker 7 (01:12:03):
Eighty two to twelve issue. That's the kind of issue
that you want in a campaign. Make your opponent play defense.
I don't understand why is John Thun not going down
to Georgia where liberal Democrat John Ossoff is running for
reelection and has hidden behind his colleague Raphael Warnock, and

(01:12:24):
he doesn't want to say anything He certainly doesn't want
to be forced to cast a vote on this because
his left wing base won't let him vote yes. Even
though if this is eighty two to twelve nationally, I
guarantee you it's got ninety percent support in Georgia. It's
probably a ninety to five issue in Georgia. Why isn't
he being forced to vote on this and then go

(01:12:45):
home and explain to his constituents why he just cast
a vote against the wishes of ninety percent of its constituents.

Speaker 3 (01:12:51):
Now bi political malpractice.

Speaker 1 (01:12:53):
Bill Pasco, the answer is to have weak, feckless leaders
like John Thun. Senator A Le Slotkin, a liberal elected
in Michigan, said about a week ago that if the
Save America Act passes, Democrats who have a hard time
getting elected, she knows that as long as illegals keep
voting in Detroit, and as long as the legals keep

(01:13:16):
voting on the so called of these purple states, Democrats
have a real shot at winning. There was no way
that Georgia elected those two liberal Democratic senators in twenty
twenty two, but they did because of hundreds of thousands
of illegals have voted in Georgia. Now Secondly, Bill Pasco,
I want to get your take on Anthony Fauci. He

(01:13:37):
appeared in his own diary and his own words to
lie about masking the effectiveness thereof. He said in the diary, Well,
of course we know masking doesn't work unless it's in
an oar setting. He also lied about the reasons for
the lockdown. He lied about the funding by the US
taxpayer of the Ruhan lab that created COVID nineteen. He

(01:14:00):
lied about the vaccine, saying, you get the vaccine, that
means you don't get COVID. If you get the vaccine,
that means you can't communicate, communicate to anyone else. He
lied about the various heart conditions caused by the vaccine itself.
Lie upon lie upon lie upon lie, and the Democrats
to a man or to a woman, I think there's
two genders. I'm not sure will defend Fauci to the death.

(01:14:23):
Why do the Democrats bury their heads in the sand
and ignore the words of Anthony Fauci in the diary,
which is different than the words of Anthony Fauci publicly?
Why is that.

Speaker 2 (01:14:36):
Boy he got me?

Speaker 7 (01:14:37):
I don't know, but I gotta tell you. Watching this morning,
the hoot spot of Anthony Fauci to give that opening
statement that he did and talk about how this was
Senator Rand Paul's obsession. No, sir, I've read your diary entries.
I know who had an obsession, who had an obsession
with fame and notoriety, who had an obsession with verissism.

Speaker 3 (01:15:00):
Unbelievable.

Speaker 7 (01:15:02):
And now to come before the public in a congressional
hearing and take the fifth why does he take the
fit He's been pardoned. He's been pardoned for anything he
might have done. There's only one reason to take the
fifth now, and that's to prevent himself from perjuring himself
in testimony today, because that would not be covered by

(01:15:22):
the pardon. That's something that happened after the pardon was issued.
So he didn't want to have to say, well, I
lied to my diary.

Speaker 1 (01:15:31):
You know, we've heard that before.

Speaker 7 (01:15:33):
I think that's the I think that's the silliest thing
I've ever heard.

Speaker 2 (01:15:36):
But he could have said that.

Speaker 7 (01:15:38):
Maybe that's how he would have gotten out of it,
because otherwise he would have had to acknowledge, Yeah, what
I wrote in the diary was accurate.

Speaker 1 (01:15:44):
I was lying to you at the time.

Speaker 7 (01:15:46):
Does he want to say that, because if he doesn't
say that, then hmmm, it looks like perjury to put himself.

Speaker 2 (01:15:55):
In that trap. You know.

Speaker 1 (01:15:56):
Bill Pasco is like saying, which time did you lie?
Did you lie to your helf in your diary, or
did you lie to the American people? Now if the
diary didn't exist, or secondly, if the diary was consistent
with his public statements and he was simply wrong, and
the American people will accept the Okay, you were you
did your best, but let's face it, when you're telling

(01:16:18):
your diary and other people that we know masking doesn't work,
but we're gonna make people mask up anyway. When he
says in his diary, we can't let the American people
know who funded wuhan, and then he says publicly it
came from a bat or a duck or some sort
of lizard in a cave. When he says publicly that
the vaccine means you can go on with your life,

(01:16:40):
but then you say privately, we don't know the effects
long term of vaccines upon vascular conditions. He lied, lied
and lied, and came out also that doctor Fauci developed
a heart condition after getting three or four vaccines, otherwise
he would not have had How many bells palsy patients
are there? How many heart attacks? How many dissections of

(01:17:02):
the a order took place because it was required to
work or to travel, that you take the vaccine that
was untested, untrue and dangerous? Answer that question, Bill Pasco?
How does he answer both questions in different ways?

Speaker 7 (01:17:16):
Worst public policy decision, certainly of my lifetime, Absolutely, the
worst public policy decision, and I'm talking that includes decisions
by presidents to go to war wars that lasted.

Speaker 1 (01:17:29):
A long time.

Speaker 7 (01:17:30):
Because I'm quite sure, I'm quite sure that we lost
more people as a result of the bad decisions surrounding
COVID then we lost in some of the wars that
we've engaged in over the last sixty odd years. Yes,
in fact, this is a terrible public policy decision.

Speaker 1 (01:17:48):
And the course, the goal was to get control of
our behavior on the masking front. When he says, of course,
masks don't work except in the oar setting that the
mask of for your old or Namask a high school kid,
or tell somebody going to a prom, or someone wanting
to graduate, or some business owner his life's work is

(01:18:08):
down the tubes you can't come out. You can't come
out and say, well, the truth of the matter is,
we funded the creation of COVID nineteen. The American taxpayer did.
We have lied repeatedly for months about what is effective,
what is uneffective. We've given a Texas alpasso immunity to
all the pharmaceutical companies to create a vaccine likely to

(01:18:29):
hart cause more harm than good. He can't admit to
any of that. So today he could not He could
not admit during the testimony or his statements as to
what he did was wrong, which time did he lie
and when was he wrong? And the damage caused by
this is similar to America being at war in World
War Two. Well, Bell, Pasco, we got to run once again.

(01:18:50):
What is your website? If any people need more information
about the Tea Party Party of Political Action Committee.

Speaker 7 (01:18:56):
If they want more information Tea Party, Patriots, Tea Party
Patriots dot org, We've got the brand new polling is
up there on the website. They can read it to
their hearts content and call their senators and tell them
to stay in Washington instead of going home.

Speaker 1 (01:19:13):
For August recess.

Speaker 7 (01:19:14):
Pass the Save America Act.

Speaker 1 (01:19:16):
Please, John fun go to work. Get it done and
don't leave. And I want to thank I want to
thank Darlene Graham from maybe doing what the veterans in
the Senate are not doing, which is work. We got
to run. Bill Pasco, you're a great American. Thanks for
coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you. Good to
be with you, sir, God bless you. Thank you. Let's continue.

(01:19:39):
Bill Cunningham, seven hundred WLW.

Speaker 8 (01:19:41):
Well, nothing says honesty like taking the fifth on doc.

Speaker 1 (01:19:44):
Let's try something. What day of the week is it today?

Speaker 9 (01:19:47):
On the Divisive Council, I respectfully the client to answer
based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitutional.

Speaker 1 (01:19:53):
Color tie you're wearing.

Speaker 9 (01:19:56):
On the divisive Council, I respectfully declient to and swer
based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution.

Speaker 1 (01:20:03):
Well, colors a carpet in front of you.

Speaker 9 (01:20:09):
On the Advisive Council, I respectfully decline to answer based
upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution.

Speaker 8 (01:20:15):
Let's just get one thing straight. You don't have any
rights under the Fifth Amendment because you've been pardoned, as
you very well know, as the Supreme Court has been
clear for a century and more Brown versus Walker, eighteen
ninety six. When he has been pardoned, he may not
stand upon his privilege. You know that your lawyer is
sitting behind you now, shifting nervously in their chairs.

Speaker 1 (01:20:34):
They know it.

Speaker 8 (01:20:35):
This isn't about the Constitution, This isn't about the law.
This is about contempt, contempt for this body, and contempt
for the American people. But I think I know why
you're doing it. It's because you don't want to answer questions.
It's because you did all kinds of terrible things. It's
because during the pandemic, you got rich, didn't you. You
got rich while people were dying, hundreds of thousands of

(01:20:59):
Americans over million in the end, and you were getting rich.
And not only were you doing that, you were using
federal employees with taxpayer money to apply for and solicit
cash prizes for you personally, cash prizes totaling over a
million dollars. You did all of that during the pandemic,
didn't you.

Speaker 9 (01:21:21):
That's a question on the a divisive council, I respectful,
the decline to answer based upon my rights under the
Fifth Amendment to the Constitution.

Speaker 6 (01:21:33):
Hell bye, I'm broadcasting.

Speaker 1 (01:21:41):
Tech man. Will you take the Fifth too.

Speaker 10 (01:21:43):
I'm advice, count done, I just got done drinking one
coming in here rock your reaction.

Speaker 5 (01:21:48):
So let me ask you that is holly correct, and
that he cannot take the fifth amend because he's protected
by a pardon as.

Speaker 1 (01:21:54):
Long as he tell us the truth. I'm protected by
the part I'm anything I want to say as longest
it's the truth. If I want to lie, I'm not protected.
So by saying I take the fifth when he's got
a pardon, all he's got to do is tell the truth.
If he doesn't tell the truth, he's got perjury problem.
So he wanted to lost.

Speaker 5 (01:22:12):
Let me ask you this, what would you have done
if you were fauci? What would you have done? Knowing
that you you are guilty as hell, and you happen
to have a diary that explains all of this in
full living color? What would you have said? How do
I want to be considered? Eighty five years old?

Speaker 1 (01:22:29):
He's walking his dog last night with his wife, and
a few pedestrians dropped the F bomb on him.

Speaker 5 (01:22:34):
Right, So his public image that he was so high
in twenty twenty, it was gonna ran for anything.

Speaker 1 (01:22:40):
It was the Christ he was. It was an ambiactside
of the apostles, right, How does Amy acting get out
of this? She's the one implementing the policies of doctor Anthony.

Speaker 5 (01:22:50):
Never wants questioned him, never once said, god man, we
maybe we should look into this a little more.

Speaker 1 (01:22:54):
Well, Vick, I'm sure is on top of that. But
you didn't answer the question. What's the question? Would you
have said, yeah, yeah, answer the question for once. I
refused to answer because of my protections under the Fifth
Amendment to.

Speaker 5 (01:23:06):
The US Constance, So you would have said exactly the
same thing.

Speaker 1 (01:23:09):
I refuse to answer that question.

Speaker 5 (01:23:11):
Now that killed his legacy is done.

Speaker 1 (01:23:14):
But I'm going along to the liberal elite democrats. I see democrats.
I watched your friends in MS now this morning, and
they're defending fauci Is being attacked by these evil Republicans.
It's not about moms and dads and businesses or about kids.
It's about evil Republicans. How many kids didn't graduate from

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high school or college? How about masking in the first
and give an example Santa's High School? Well, you have
some connection? Is that fair? Deseret and Deer Park High School?
I have some connections. They were they were closed for
two weeks Yeah, dear Park High School. Amity went back
two weeks later, a little careful, you know, I can't
do this, can't do that, And it worked out fine.
But without evidence, Fauci and Amy act and said no, no, no,

(01:23:57):
we got too much power, shut them down another year
and a half.

Speaker 5 (01:24:01):
We also a lot of people think code was all
just an exercise and see how what is the public's
breaking point? How much can we pull over them? And
how easily will they submit?

Speaker 1 (01:24:12):
And I think we got our answer easily and angrily.
I can remember being on a plane they had double masking,
et cetera. I had the same one.

Speaker 5 (01:24:19):
I remember being on a plane and I took my
mask down and next some person loses their mind.

Speaker 1 (01:24:23):
This in La I'm watching a four year old girl.
Lane almost didn't take off. Mom and a dad a
four year old girl. I'm going down to Naples and
the girl refused to keep the mask on. And guess
what they stopped. The plane didn't plane didn't back up,
and the whole family had a leap because a four
year old wouldn't put a mask on four year old,
four year old, healthy four year old. Yeah, that's what

(01:24:44):
it was. It was it was a duke. You remember,
back when all that was going on.

Speaker 5 (01:24:47):
Every day I would bring in the evans from the WHO,
the CDC, all of it on the amount of children
that were affected, and it was far less than Remember
there was a swine flew back in like twenty fourteen that.

Speaker 1 (01:24:59):
Killed more kids than COVID did.

Speaker 5 (01:25:02):
And I made the case, if we're gonna shut down schools,
we should have shut down schools.

Speaker 1 (01:25:05):
In twenty fourteen instead of now. Would never consider Fauci
was the Christ. They need apostles all over the place,
and Amy Acton was one of the apostles. Segment, give
me some sports. Let's talk about sports, sports and more sports. Well,
leave the student reporters of proud service. Every local tame Star.

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Speaker 1 (01:25:35):
And I had to hit The Inquiry did a story
on me twenty twenty one saying how I was getting
people to be injured and killed. I got the same thing.
I got ugly stuff for about me that I'm was
the ones in a way minute. It's been now six
months and the world hasn't ended, and healthy kids are not.

Speaker 5 (01:25:53):
Effect and the data, as I showed every day, did
not back up the claims didn't.

Speaker 1 (01:25:59):
But that didn't make any differ once you go down
that road. And then once Biden got an office, Katie
borrowed the door, shut down another six months, a year
and a half a shutdown, and all of it was
a bunch of bs for power and money, and they
did it. And Fauci was the one who made twelve
to fifteen million dollars because he wanted to have people
suffering and him to make money.

Speaker 5 (01:26:18):
But then that result is people don't trust the government
for nothing now, so tomorrow, if a real pandemic actually
had something you had to actually be worried of, people.

Speaker 1 (01:26:28):
Wouldn't believe it. People wouldn't know. I don't believe yet
that result What about you segment? Did you follow the rules?
Did you follow double mask double masking, six foot away
from anybody, Social distancing in public school playgrounds? They took
down the rim from basketball courts.

Speaker 5 (01:26:43):
They remember they filled in the skate parks in California, Sam,
I go, do you remember that did that actually happened.

Speaker 1 (01:26:50):
I did it, and they rested a guy on the
beaches in LA who was surfing in the sun by himself.
The police came and arrested him.

Speaker 5 (01:27:00):
I'll never forget being at a restaurant. I was doing
a college football game and being at a restaurant and
there was somebody in the booth over across the restaurant
that had their mask on. It had a slit in
their mask so they could eat. And I remember thinking,
the world has lost its gd mind. I promise you
that that happened had a mask they could eat.

Speaker 1 (01:27:23):
That We went through and we submitted. We submitted nine
including segment submitted. You submitted to the power the power of.

Speaker 10 (01:27:35):
Your your buddy Mike. The wine on every day like
like a soap opera. Bengals update. Bengals head coach Zach
Taylor gave an update on Sjamar Stewart suffered a hyper
extension of his left knee. Only now that damage is
gonna get treatment likely out a few weeks.

Speaker 5 (01:27:52):
That's impossible. Did you see the video his legs showed
it to me. It went the wrong direction. I mean,
I cannot believe that is a true miracle. That he
doesn't have any ligaments torn six weeks, I would assume
and tight end Eric all Junior. Here we go here
and see.

Speaker 10 (01:28:09):
He's returning back to full health after a pair of
ACL surgeries and spoke to reporters today and had the
most insane story of training camp.

Speaker 1 (01:28:23):
He was vacationing in Athens.

Speaker 10 (01:28:25):
Grease what he was hit like by a motorcycle or
a three three wheel moped. He was about to cross
the street when it happened, caught a glimpse of the
vehicle ford to hit him and threw him and leading
him with a scraped up face.

Speaker 1 (01:28:39):
Hous his knee, ankle, shoulder. Every thing's all right, I
guess supposedly he is the key.

Speaker 5 (01:28:43):
Joe Burrow's talking about this the key to the uh,
the under center game that everyone wants the big Joe
under center, right, Yes, but you need a blocking tight end.

Speaker 1 (01:28:53):
That's what he does. You know, when I played quarterback
for Saint Savior, tell us about this, I felt uncomfortable
putting my hands between another boy's. Am I right or
wrong about that?

Speaker 10 (01:29:03):
It's definitely an interesting did you did you introduce that?

Speaker 1 (01:29:06):
Did you intro the shotgun back then? Gordon ven. This
didn't feel right doing it. I still don't feel right
by the way. Your buddy ben Benjamin Crump is desperately
looking for evidence that this black kid was killed by somebody.

Speaker 5 (01:29:24):
Already got the result. He's just trying to find out
what happened.

Speaker 1 (01:29:28):
Black kids killed ten thousand other black kids, no investigation.
But if that Nolan Wells died around somebody white, we
better find out why that happened, not the other ten thousand,
because Benjamin can make money off that deal, and he can't.
He's illiterate. Redular vascular. What he says our ar terry artery,

(01:29:49):
cardier vascular subcutaneous. Can you say those words? Ben cun
Crump can't talk? And I'm thinking this guy is brilliant.
He passed the bar exam and how can he not talk?
He can't he can't read. Can you read?

Speaker 5 (01:30:05):
He's got a suit on It costs more than your
car than he wants you do on some right, making
a lot of money.

Speaker 1 (01:30:10):
Ray Flair says his shoes costs more than your house.
He plays the race card effectively for millions of dollars.
Find a black person killed by a white person and
there's money in it. Ten thousand blacks kill other blacks news?

Speaker 5 (01:30:24):
Does he ever take anything fully through trial or excitement.

Speaker 1 (01:30:29):
I'm gonna scare the crap out of you and ride
until you pay me. And it makes you think it's
about the victim always. But Benjamin Crump is illiterate. Give
us some more sports say, oh, I'm sorry, thank you.
Red's update Athletics.

Speaker 10 (01:30:43):
Ken Rosenthal reports the Reds are receiving a significant trade
interest in one hundred Green of the club's not actively
looking to deal him. A couple of the teams interested
on the Dodgers and the Braves.

Speaker 1 (01:30:55):
What about Stevenson? More roster moves today.

Speaker 10 (01:30:58):
Matt McClean is up from his rehab assignment at Triple A.
Awful options sent down to Louisville today. Edwin Arroyo and
pitcher Chase Richard Petty.

Speaker 5 (01:31:08):
If we get morph McLean and Arroyo into the same
person because McLean.

Speaker 1 (01:31:12):
Did can play the field?

Speaker 10 (01:31:14):
Royal hints a little bit, a little bit messed up
last night a couple of times.

Speaker 1 (01:31:18):
How do you not cover second?

Speaker 10 (01:31:19):
Can you tell me that Reds and Pirates four game
series tonight? Willie six to ten Sports talk areno carriers
inside pitch? But then Kelsey Chevrolet ext Rading show after
the game.

Speaker 1 (01:31:29):
Now the Joker is coming back to the Queens City.

Speaker 10 (01:31:32):
The Joker is wild and three times Cincinnata Open champion
Novak Djokovic said today he will play in next month's
tournament for the first time.

Speaker 1 (01:31:41):
Pitch twenty twenty three got a supports best player. That's good,
thank you.

Speaker 5 (01:31:48):
Well, who's better, Pete Sampras or the Joker. I'm taking
the Joker, the greatest of all.

Speaker 1 (01:31:53):
He's the only Andre.

Speaker 5 (01:31:54):
Agassy or the Joker, Joker Joker, because the Joker is
a winning record against the Dall and Federer that one
can the greatest play court player of all time.

Speaker 1 (01:32:03):
Of course is that out, But even Joker. I think
when two or three French opens, maybe one or two
when Nadell wasn't playing, But that's irrelevant. He's but he's
beaten everyone else more times than anyone's ever been. He's forty,
what seventy six years old, and the guys don't rank
fourth or fifth in the world. He goes to the
semi finals. The guy's unbelievable, the greatest of all time,

(01:32:24):
but Federer is more loved. Remember my conversation I have
with Jack Nicholas and Arnold Palmer. Yes, yes, walkingway this line,
this is great walking up number eighteen. And Jesus Christ said,
hand around Jack, and his hand around, hand around Arnie.
And he said to Jack, Jack, he'll be the greatest
of all time, but they're gonna love him more according

(01:32:45):
to Arnie. Same thing with Federer. He's more love but
Joker is the greatest of all time.

Speaker 5 (01:32:50):
All right, play that same comparison with Jack Nicholson and.

Speaker 1 (01:32:57):
Tiger.

Speaker 5 (01:32:57):
Yeah, I always thought it has to be Jack Nick
Nicholas that one too.

Speaker 1 (01:33:03):
I always thought it was Tiger until I saw these statistics.
How about this one there? Thirty seven times in the majors, Majors,
are the criteria right? Thirty seven times in the majors
Jack and Nicholas finished first or second thirty seven times,
Tiger twenty four. And I'm thinking by the standard of

(01:33:23):
the majors, and Tiger won fifteen. And now, if Tiger
didn't destroy his body, which he did destroy his body,
he would have won twenty and god knows how many.
But he just destroyed himself. With pancake waitresses and with
car crashes. Leave the ihop waitress alone, is what I say,
take sex and more stay, stay off the road and

(01:33:44):
don't drive like a clown. And what about your friend
Tony Romo? About that got a hold of Steve, They
get a hold of you Rock to replace.

Speaker 5 (01:33:52):
Him, he says, on a three year, guaranteed, long term contract.

Speaker 10 (01:33:56):
Well, they say it's not going to affect anything with CBS.

Speaker 1 (01:33:59):
You know, I would have thought the shine has worn
off him as an analyst.

Speaker 5 (01:34:03):
I thought they might have tried to leverage that into
getting out of the eighteen million dollar a year contract.

Speaker 1 (01:34:08):
Yeah.

Speaker 5 (01:34:08):
Me gets Joey Vado do football? He was pretty good
in baseball. Try Joey se Louke. He's going to call
some games for uh Netflix's how about that?

Speaker 1 (01:34:16):
That's another guy that I schooled at Deer Park. That's right.
He almost went to Deer Park High School, but he
couldn't get any He went to the sat X and
the rest is history. What's on the Big show today?

Speaker 5 (01:34:25):
Uh rall the gate? We got a Bill Dandy on
some financial matters. At four o'clock. We've got our fitness
guests every Thursday at for PJ.

Speaker 1 (01:34:32):
Street.

Speaker 5 (01:34:33):
We're going to talk about caffeine, energy, drinks, nicotine, all
these things.

Speaker 1 (01:34:38):
Are they good for you? Bad for you? How much
should you take? How much should you not take? Do that?
I want to hear more about coffee. Sloaney had a
guest on a few days ago. You should drink three
to five cups every day of coffee. I like coffee.
I like me.

Speaker 5 (01:34:51):
I like my body feeling like my body feels well, caffeated,
ready to go nuts.

Speaker 1 (01:34:57):
I drink coffee every morning. Now with collagen. You like collagen.
I do the same thing. Really, that's why I look
like you. I guess. I guess.

Speaker 5 (01:35:05):
Segment can be out of the Stoog's Report. Guys are weird,
Willia and honor of a beautiful Thursday. You're at a
tri state and go reds and no more fights. We
leave you with the immortal words of the Stooge Report.

Speaker 1 (01:35:20):
Okay, that's it. That's it. Okay seven hundred WLW