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4:11And what's happening here there and everywhere with the Cornell seven and more. Also later on is Leeland Vitter of news nation to talk about the Middle East and about the airline and the came down. What the pilot was from India and the co pilot was from Oman and the seemingly the co pilot should not have been in the co pilot seat for all kinds of reasons. But until then, joining you and I now is the great Tamala County corner. I guess a good friend at Da Nesh, Da Sousa, Dr. Samarco, last me, Samarco, Doc, welcome again in the bill, cutting him, showing what is a corner doing a Friday afternoon? Well, the corner talks to Willie County Ham on a Friday afternoon. That's what that's where she does. Let's talk about the Cornell seven rape case. There's so many layers in this thing. And I've read as much as I can. And it's all disgusting. The behavior of the boys or young men. The behavior of the so called victim is also disgusting. Whether it was a crime, was it a rape, was it consensual?

5:13And New York has an anomaly in the law that says if you voluntarily get drunk or use drugs, you can't use that as an excuse for diminished capacity, which I think is probably wrong. But nonetheless, you can't get drunk and then rob a bank and say, you know what, I was drunk. I'm not responsible. And if you're a girl, normally it's women or girls. Women that are claimed there to be raped. The law says in New York that if you take a large amount of drugs and alcohol and you don't lose consciousness, that plays into the fact whether it was consensual or not. And then also. Oh, and then let's go back to the bank robbery thing. I mean, you could get drunk in New York and rob a bank and say, it's not my responsibility because I was drunk. Well, just the opposite. In other words, if someone claims that, I was out of control. And I didn't know what I was doing in New York. If the bank robbery happened in Cincinnati, Ohio, let's say somebody's high on drugs and they're drunk and they go into a fifth-third bank and rob it. The fact that you cannot use your drunkenness in the state of Ohio as an excuse to commit an offense.

6:17And New York is the opposite in the sense that if a woman claims that I was raped, but I voluntarily became intoxicated and I voluntarily use drugs. And that can be used by the so-called rapist to say she did not voice her disapproval and I assumed it was okay. A little bit different than Ohio. Yeah. Well, you know what? Medical speaking, you know, when we obtain consent on patients, if they're under the influence, we can't obtain consent. Right. And so you're saying if a woman is drunk and she has sex, could she claim later that I was drunk and I didn't know what I was doing and my guys are rapists? I mean, in the state of New York, apparently, the rules are different. I mean, this particular case, there were drugs also involved and there were claims that she was coerced and true. You know, really one of the things that I do or I try to do, I give talks around the, around the art area to different high schools and at the end of the talk, and it's usually when I get to speak to sort of 10th, 11th and 12th graders.

7:29There's about 20-minute segment where I talk about date rape drugs. And it's not just date rape, though. Right. I mean, it's campus rape, it's date rape, it's a known acquaintance rape, which is the most common, right, of the people that report these instances. And tell them about, you know, I ask the question, well, what do you think is the most common date rape drug and, you know, people throw up, oh, they're roofeezers, you know, the ketamine, whatnot. And they're, I'm like, no, it's alcohol. It's alcohol. Alcohol is the first thing that incapacitates somebody or impairs their judgment such that they use other drugs, whether it's marijuana or somebody can convince them to try some ketamine or snore some cocaine. I mean, whatever, it takes that initial, a lot of times it takes that initial impairment of judgment that alcohol does, that makes them go down that road. And, you know, I do tell them the three most common non-alcohol date rape drugs are Rohitnaal, ketamine and GHB, Gama and Biteric, hydroxybiteric acid.

8:37And then tell them what the street names are and tell them what to look for. Most of the time they're tasteless, odorless. They can be slipped into drinks, food, whatever. I mean, it's not just women. It's also the young men that have to worry about that. And it's not a conversation that most people like to have. I did have a few parents reach back out to me. Most of the response has been thank you for informing our children because it's a difficult conversation for us to have at home. And I had a couple of parents that were upset with me that I broached the subject at school with these kids and that you should leave that for the parents to do. And while I respect that, I think that, due years and seniors, they're going to be going off to college here shortly and somebody who's got to give them some information and empower them to make appropriate decisions. Now boys and the girls, in fact, you had an idea. You told me about this off the air about having a webinar for the colleges. And that gets away from the parental consent, I would imagine, since almost everyone in college is an adult.

9:48My Emmy Xavier UC NKU, etc. Explain what your idea is. About seven years ago, I tried to get this. I tried to get some traction on this. I wanted to do one day in our Southwest Ohio area where we connect all the colleges by web. And each different college would have different people presenting, but have a campus-wide conversation about date rate, campus rate, sexual assault, and what to do if you are how to protect yourself. And have an open conversation about it that's shared from all levels, from a therapy level, from a sexual assault nurse who can give information, physicians, ER docs, to law enforcement, prosecutors that can share information across our area. Let's take a half a day, even if you don't want to do a whole day. Let's connect everybody. Put everybody in big auditoriums, have us all connected online so that we can all share information and allow students to ask questions.

10:57But put it out in the open. Have the conversation. Don't try and put it under the rug. Don't brush it under the rug and put your head in the sand and say, it doesn't happen on our campus. It happens on every campus. Whether you have Greek life or not, it happens on every campus. So I just want to take the bull by the horns and say, let's talk about this. Let's not make it such a stigma that people don't report. Let's protect these kids, give them information, empower them to make the right decisions for themselves, their friends, and look out for each other. Including the boys and the men. You told me off the air. In this case in Cornell 7, there was about a three week lapse between the time the alleged gang rape took place to when she reported it to the police. And according to media accounts, she reported to the police because she had gathered a bad reputation as a quote, slut unquote among her sorority sisters.

12:01And she wanted to instead of being a news to term slut, she wanted to be a victim. So the difficulties three weeks after the after the fact, as far as some corners perspective or a medical perspective, how do you get evidence of that three weeks later? So first of all, optimal situation would be don't take a shower, get to an emergency room, have them evaluate you, have them collect evidence and actually perform a rape kit and submitted to the crime lot. So drug, as far as if drugs were administered as part of the sexual assault, you know, optimally, yes, you want to get it as soon as possible. For example, GHB and a blood test can be detected up to 48 hours. And you think, oh my gosh, well, you know, most of these victims are not going to be able to get to an ER within 48 hours of being drugged.

13:04You're in test, it can be up to 12 hours. Again, it's an extremely short window, but a hair follicle test, you know, which can be positive up to 30 to 90 days after having been administered GHB, where a hypnol is up to 24 hours in a blood test, three to five days in a urine test. And it's really high doses, it can be up to 10 days. But hair follicle test, up to 90 days, it can be detected. So in ketamine, up to 24 to 72 hours in a blood test. But up to three to five days in a urine test, and if heavily dozed, it could be 14 to 30 days even. And then a hair follicle test, again, up to 90 days. So don't give up even if it's been three or four weeks, there are things that can still be done. Yeah, in this case, she voluntarily took, according to her statement of the police, 10 mixed drinks at a sorority function in a bar, walked a mile to the fraternity house she wanted meet up with with number one.

14:14And then she had a couple of drinks there. Then she had ketamine, then she had marijuana, all voluntarily, assuming what she's saying is accurate. What kind of state is a 20 year old girl woman in having taken so much alcohol, so much pot and ketamine? Can she consent to sex? Well, honestly, I don't know what her size is, but I mean, that's fast enough to incapacitate a large person. And I'm surprised she was even conscious, honestly. It's just that's so much alcohol and, you know, snorning, ketamine, and whatever else that might have happened there, I think it's to say that she was incapacitated, I think, would be an understatement. So I, you know, again, whether it's voluntary or not, I mean, how can you say that if somebody is already incapacitated?

15:14Right. And if she's talking as a mother, I don't know if you have boys or girls, but as a mother, if you go on what do you say to a 18 year old boy going off to college and what do you say to an 18 year old girl? They both got the same lecture, which is, you know, watch out for yourself, watch out for your friends, and, you know, if you choose to drink, you can't until you're 21. And fortunately for me, my 27 year old, even now, doesn't really drink, so that wasn't an issue. My 23 years soon to be 24 year old wasn't much of a drinker either, but he was around people that did drink, and he always wished out for him. And I remember him telling me that there was, at one point, while he was an undergrad, there was a girl being harassed by a guy, and he had no idea who either one of them was, but he observed for a little bit, and then he stepped in.

16:20And basically, he's not a little, I call him the little guy, but he's about 638, about 200, 200 or 210 pounds, and so he just stepped up front and said, leave it alone. And this guy, like, you know, my intro business, he's like, well, making it my business. And, but, you know, that's something, and I expect that of him. He knows that. My dad and I, both, and he knows, you know, right and wrong, and to step up, and my dad is probably more than he has, and, you know, just, even in elementary school and middle school, when some of our friends were being bullied, you know, would step up, and she was a black belt in Taekwondo. And she would just say, don't make me. And so I think she's very militant about, you know, stepping in and saving people. So, and stopping it, no matter who it is, was stranger, a person or not, and, you know, she's the one that finds the kids that are lost in the, in the, in the stores and taken by hand and, you know, finds their parents.

17:30So, it's, it's a conversation that we as a society need to have, is how we're raising our children and what we expect and what we want from them. And most kids, most kids really do know, right from wrong, and what they shouldn't shouldn't do. But a lot of it is the stigma of, oh, if I step forward, what are these other guys going to think? I'm an opportunity. I have a reputation to maintain. I have, you know, what are they going to think if I say something, you know, the, the see something, say something, you know, when you're in a group like that. Right. When there's a certain behavior that's expected, there's a reputation, there's a quote macho, and as I don't know, you know, are you going to be that person that stands up and says something? Difficult because the one text to one out that was particularly disgusting is that the leader of the fraternity sent out a text saying the, the P word relative to a woman and said she's wide open. And the culture is such that I would have thought one of the 49 fraternity brothers would have said, no way, go there and protect that girl, get her out of there.

18:36Even if she appears to be a voluntary and appears to want that, even if that's the case, she won't want it the next day. And about minute remaining, Dr. Lasmi Samarco, are you making progress by having this webinar with the colleges? Well, I'm trying to reach out again. I love to message for the president of the university last week, haven't heard back yet. But I'm going to be reaching out to President Pinto and my university and NKU. And you know, now that this is again big in the national headlines, I think this is an opportunity to let's start it here. Let's start having that conversation here in Southwest Ohio. Let's do this. Even if it's for a couple hours, let's get everybody in the same room, have this conversation. And maybe we can spread the idea across the country and have a national discussion day where every single campus goes online and has an opportunity to address this issue.

19:37Right. All right, Dr. Samarco, thank you. I've told you off the air that if I need an autopsy, I'd like you to perform it. Well, and I told you I need you to get in shape before we do that. I want to come join me at the join me at sitopia and we'll all do the electrical muscle stimulation workout. It's only 20 minutes. 20 minutes. I can do it. I can do it. I will help or hurt my golf game. Oh, come on. What could have happened? What could possibly hurt your golf game? Well, I don't know. I'm playing good recently, but Dr. Samarco, you're the best. I'm glad you're there. I'm glad you gave up a lot to be our corner. And I'm glad you're doing what you're doing and good luck with your webinar. And hopefully the president of the university's will respond enough. I bury their head in the sand. Did you just call it a women are I love that? Can we use that term call it a women are you got it? All right. Women are all right. Thank you very much. Women are. Thank you. God bless you. Thank you. Let's continue. And I've gathered as much as I can as much information from numerous sources about what happened that night.

20:40With Cornell seven all just close that to you after the break after the news on news radio 700 WLW. The great. I'm building cutting him a big things happening now in the tri state tonight. Lotta high school football going on, including deer park out Marymont big game. Sandex is that Trinity. I think Coloran is playing the Batavia Christian Academy something like that. See what happens down the road Sunday is a big one. And this is I think the Bengals have beaten the Jaguars four times in a row. But the Jaguars just kicks him but last Sunday in the Bengals didn't. Plus if somebody had told you a couple months ago that in October the Cleveland Browns would be in first place in the F.C. North. You likely would not have believed it but it's true. So let's see what happens down the road and a couple of things coming up. We're going to talk a little bit later on about the about the about the seven individuals at Cornell going to be charged with gang rape because when you got to letisa James on the job she's a complete clown.

21:41She knows how the game is playing and as a consequence these boys are going to be indicted for raping this girl. And I'll deal with that in a moment but first of all you know opinions don't affect the facts. I may have an opinion about something but it doesn't affect the fact. But facts should affect opinions. If you're rational if you're thinking I all have all of us have predetermined dispositions to believe certain things or not believe certain things. In other words we have prejudices of one type or another. I have opinions about things but that doesn't affect the fact of something occurring or not. I can't have an opinion that the earth is flat. That doesn't mean I'm going to affect the earth's composition by having an opinion. Opinions don't affect facts but facts should inform opinions. Would you agree if you're rational? Well I pulled up once again because the media today is alive with how bad the economy is.

22:43I just heard an ABC news reporter saying that workers are falling further and farther behind because of the price of gasoline and oil. Today's job number 27,000 all private sector jobs in some ways would be called by the media to be excellent with the unemployment rate of 4.2%. That 4.2% wouldn't work if you put a gun to their head. Their drugs on society that won't work when there's 5 million jobs currently available that can't be filled because too many people are in the way and are not pushing it. So facts should affect your opinion. I pulled up from the American Petroleum Institute a little chart in the graph. Of course as you may know, Barack Hussein Obama was in office for two terms, eight years. When barrel when oil closed above $100 a barrel. This is a during the eight years of Barack Hussein Obama. It happened 724 times.

23:43So 724 days of his eight year term. Oil closed above $100 a barrel. 724 days for those that are mathematically challenged that that's like a two years worth day by day of high oil prices under Obama. Let's jump ahead to Joe Biden. Fortunately, he was only in office four years. In the four years of Joe Biden, there were 210 days when oil closed above $100 a barrel, 210. So now let's move on to Donald Trump. In Trump's first term is first four years in office. This was after Obama had 724 days of oil above $100. There were a total of zero days in his first term when oil closed above $100. So if we take the time frame, eight years of Obama, four years of Trump, then four years of Joe Biden, under Obama, 724 days, then the first term of the Trumpster zero, then the only term thank God of Joe Biden, 210.

24:55So take the 724 and the 210. My simple deal park math tells me that's 934 days. Hold that in them. 934 days, oil closed above $100 a barrel. And Trump's first term, the answer was zero. So over the eight years of over the 16 years between 204 and 2020, there was not one day when the Republican was in office. I guess when oil closed above $100, but under the two Democrats, 934 to zero. So you say, oh, Willie, what about recently? Okay. Recently, Donald Trump in office because of what's happening in Iran, the total number of days thus far, and right now the last few days, it's been 94 dollars a barrel. The total number is 59 days in Trump's second term, which is now about six years. 59 days as compared to 934.

25:57So if you're concerned about the high price of gas at the pump or diesel, think about what's going to happen come Monday morning when it goes down by about 40 to 50 cents a gallon. And the fact that one political party killed the ex out pipeline, Keystone, ex out pipeline. That was a million barrels of oil a day. One political party got rid of pipelines and refineries and holding tanks and drain the strategic oil reserve and canceled all the offshore leasing. That political party was the Democrats. So it's somewhat rich to me that the party who is the party of have less supply of oil and natural gas is complaining about the policies of Donald Trump that have been so successful. The media doesn't point it out to you, but I just did opinions don't affect the facts, but facts should affect your opinion. So when you complain about how expensive gasoline is today, think about the fact that under Obama and Biden, it was a whole lot higher and there was little media coverage.

27:06It was all okay because the Democrat was in charge. And you and I know that when the Iranian conflict has resolved whether it's a day a week a month or a year, the gasoline under the Trumps are is going to plummet downward. And if you put a Democrat in charge, it's going to go the opposite direction, right? That's the name of that tune. So when you have a green energy policy that does not want to use coal and oil and natural gas when you're against fracking and pipelines and refineries when you have the supply of natural gas oil and gas low. That means the price is going to go up when it's plentiful. It's going to go down. So Trump is in charge. The likelihood of you paying less at the pump for everything and inflation going down is really good. If you put Democrats back in charge who have no plan, what is their plan? Can you tell me the plan of the Democrats to increase the supply of oil and natural gas?

28:06Right there sat Greg Lanceman a few days ago and I asked him the question. I didn't get an adequate answer because there is no plan other than all the above. He said all the above. I'm in favor of all the above too. Nothing wrong with solar. There's nothing wrong with windmills. Nothing wrong with hybrid vehicles. Nothing wrong at all. It's good. But in addition to that fracking is good. Clean coal is good. Refineries are good. Pipelines are good. Is that what the Democratic Party says to you? Absolutely not. Just the opposite. So in your mind understand the Republicans want greater supply of oil and gas. Which means the price is going to go down. Democrats on the other hand want the price of oil and natural gas to go up because they want you to use less of it because of green energy. They want to economy driven by not individual choices, but by government mandates. So put that in your pipe and smoke it. Secondly, coming up after one o'clock today will be the great Leeland Vitter than quite a bit of work in the Middle East and also on the Cornel 7.

29:18After two o'clock today is the next to Susa. A wonderful conservative as a book coming out that in his mind proves the existence of the Christ Jesus and he can prove it objectively from the archaeological records. But to get back to the Cornel 7. Going back to that date about two years ago in in October when she with other sorority sisters went to a bar in Ethiga, New York. She was a 20 year old sophomore at a Cornel and at the bar she has told police that she had at least 10 drinks and also smoked marijuana in the parking lot before she went to the fraternity house. Now she knew or should have known of course she knew that she was breaking the law when she did that. I would imagine she had a false idea of one type or another. I would imagine. So she knew she was it was illegal for her to drink. So now she's suing the bar in addition to everyone else claiming that the bar served her when she was underage when she likely presented a false ID to show she was 21.

30:26So she seeks to take advantage of the bar when she's the one that committed the crime. It's also a crime by the bar to serve underage but haven't been in the bar business. If someone 20 years old presents you an ID that appears to be legit and it says she's 22 and not 20. You're hard pressed to do an independent investigation of someone at the bar and a crowded bar ordering a beer or a mixed drink when they have an ID that shows their 21 and the person is 20. The person who's 20 knows they're committing an offense when they do it. So this woman knew she was committing a crime when she was in the parking lot smoking pot before she got to the fraternity house. She knew she was committing a crime and she texted boy number one or man a frat brother. I don't care much for fraternities by the way. Number one to hook up with him because they texted before and it was a big party going on at the fraternity house and she said okay and she walked a mile from the bar.

31:28I would assume half lit up. I know and I can't imagine I have pictures of her on the internet. I assume they're legit. She didn't appear to be more than 110 pounds. She had at least 10 mixed drinks and marijuana before she got there. When she got there she started dancing with with number one and they dance shall I say intimately. She indicated that shall I say her willingness to engage in sex. She was completely they say in complete possession of her faculties and also another thing that must be understood in today's culture that and I think my guest after one o'clock and two o'clock is going to mention this that the culture has changed about young women and girls. It was in the good old days considered wrong for women and girls to engage in multiple sex partners but I'm told by some working here that there's a website call her daddy. In which women college kids and otherwise encouraged by positive role models to engage in sex with multiple partners at the same time.

32:34It's called pornography but I guess if it's called her daddy it's not porn anymore because somebody's making millions and millions of dollars. These are the women's liberation movement has been won. It's over. Most employed Americans are female. Most college students are female. Most judges today are female. Most lawyers to be in law school or female. Most of the students to become medical doctors or female. Men are the ones that have criminal difficulties and drug problems and lack of full employment but I regress. In her culture and her world from call her daddy and other websites and one can determine that from her cell phone and elsewhere that she was available. Shall we say and she stated a fact that she wanted to have sex with multiple men that night. And so through one means or another all of this is disgusting but nonetheless she was welcome to come upstairs and she voluntarily went there and in the mind of that one boy that one young man I'm sure he thought they were going to have sex.

33:42And he brought up the fact of having a threesome and she said absolutely. And I guess there was a couple gay guys there that wanted her to be involved with them and gay sex and other aspects as she turned down. There's no question that she voluntarily became drunk. She voluntarily took drugs. She voluntarily put herself in a position to have sex with multiple men over a seven hour period. It's also undeniable that the young men themselves committed serious lapses of good judgment. You would like to think that when someone in the fraternity sent out a Snapchat 49 person text to come and get some the P word and she's wide open that somebody would have said in the frat you know what we can't do this even though she appears to be cognizant even though she appears to want this to occur I'm not going to do this. So the young men involved had serious lapses and judgment she had serious lapses and judgment in a criminal case it's beyond a reasonable doubt what was in the minds of those young men what was in her mind for three weeks she did not report it to the campus or any other police it took three weeks.

35:00And one of her sorority sisters they went around quickly around campus that she was a slut to use that terminology to use her and she wanted to be a victim and not a slut. So she came up with this idea that it was non consensual she went to Cornell police department they conducted several week long investigation involving 51 witnesses and nine separate hearings. Round and around they went and they determined that the fraternity was defraught their off campus they also told two of the seven boys you're expelled the other ones received certain punishment such as suspensions her parents the so called victims parents one of the refund of the tuition from Cornell and they said no because after a thorough investigation it appeared she consistently gave approval for what was in the room. So she also legally used drugs along with the boys while the various acts were going on so Cornell which is all Democrats 98% of the faculty gives the Democrats New York State is all Democrats the city of ethical are all Democrats the student body of Cornell are all Democrats these are Democrats and suddenly after their numerous title nine hearings they issued a judgment that she she left school because of her record.

36:23Because of her reputation was ruined should they were not refund her tuition the boys got I think minimal punishments and the fraternity was kicked off campus and that's the way it was for about two years until she filed a civil lawsuit seeking millions and damages she wants money and now let's teach the James the idiotic AG of New York is involved which means the boys are going to be indicted no question don't I when you have let's. You should James and Kathy Huckle the governor and AG going after you you know what the result of this these boys are going to be indicted and all the crap is going to come flowing out of this thing and a box and all their houses do I think she was raped I don't know she said she wasn't then she said she was text messaging a few days after the event she said to one of the boys let's do it again but don't bring a billion other guys in the drugs she was.

37:23She wanted more group sex with one or two and not seven in her own text after the event took place she also said nothing we did was nothing you did was illegal out of her own mouth two years later it's a gang rape which isn't going to be damn near impossible to get a criminal conviction except maybe in New York look the Donald Trump criminal case for God's sakes at the end of the day the boys lives are going to be ruined and she's going to be a multi millionaire. Is that justice I have no idea could she have been raped yes she said at one point she wasn't then she said I was then she said she wasn't now she says I was and the boys have consistently maintain the acts by her and others were all consensual. I like the idea of doctor of some Marco which is to have a woman are get everyone who wants to attend to set some of the ground rules boys and young men are in difficult places right now and young girls and women are in very difficult places morally because of websites like caller daddy in which they're encouraged to have numerous promiscuous sexual activity because that's a coming of age for you and that's wrong.

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42:52let's continue now Billy coming in the great American join in you and I now is Leland Vittit one of the stars of news nation on money through Friday in the evening all over the country and he's one of the I think the media's expert when it comes to middle eastern politics and so much more and Leland Vittit welcome again in the bill cutting him show we're now into October and it doesn't appear is up for much further long to resolving this conflict in Iran that we were back in February the 28th it appears there's three huge U.S. aircraft carriers all positioning themselves and a day or two ago the Iranian delegation was kicked out of New York by Marco Rubio and I'm getting the feeling something big is about to happen military what is your sense I don't know if things are bigger going to happen no it's early in terms of things going bang the most interesting news out of the Middle East right now is what's happening with oil because the oil going out of the Middle East to the west is now reached pre war levels which is a good thing and the oil coming out of Iran and being sold to the bad people of the world that have been funding Iran's terrorism for the last 50 years

44:01is not leading so the you can say the script has been flipped but certainly the leverage has been flipped from the Iranian having the leverage over the past six months to now President Trump having the leverage and if he presses that by one means or another of course again Scott Bessent U.S. Treasury Secretary said about four days ago that there are two weeks from collapsing economically there is coming out of parts of Iran huge demonstrations in the street the president has said we don't want to kill anymore the Iranian leaders because I got to have somebody to talk to aircraft carriers in the region and it looks as if the whole Middle East is united against Iran and that they're asking I believe I'm correcting saying this the revolutionary guard are telling Americans the vote for Democrats and I guess that's interfering with our election and so I would like to think the president is going to get a good result he says after the election

45:05and what have we got four weeks to go we have a month to go in the election is upon us people are voting all over the country right now so politically he will not be able to take advantage of what happens in Iran and I think the cost of oil and gas is baked in for example in Ohio we're going to have a 40 cent per gallon reduction starting on Sunday because they're getting rid of the lack of the on Monday because of the of the state taxes are going to go down many other states have done the same thing but the president remains fundamentally unpopular and I'm thinking lea and bitter to myself I said if we could have envisioned it in February in October we still be having this discussion we never would have believed it can you get out your crystal ball and tell us the next when this thing will be resolved if at all I'm in the camp thinking it won't be resolved for a long time. Oh you know I'm really so touched that the great American believes I have a crystal ball for the Middle East when I was a foreign correspondent over there I said the one the one thing that I never had to worry about was getting fired because there wasn't any news.

46:14The the no kidding being a being a foreign correspondent is in the Middle East is lifelong job security to the nankin and get solved so I can tell you what I think will affect whether or not there's there is a resolution so what are the mechanisms and the power of the pressure point but trying to predict this is very difficult the most important thing to watch is what is happening to the Iranian regime and the weaker they get the more likely they are to make a deal because the only way the IITOLA stays in power much like Putin is by paying off the security apparatus take away their ability to pay off the security apparatus and eventually hopefully sooner rather than later I'm skeptical of skype. That's his timeline they will be forced to either make a deal or face an internal revolt. And the deal must include no nuclear weapons which almost cannot be guaranteed a country like Iran that wants to get nuclear weapons and use them I've I put in calls to Middle Eastern experts in the past from Israel such as Mayor David Rubin who will tell you as soon as they have the capability of launching a nuclear weapon against Israel or Los Angeles

47:33and New York EMP attack over Iowa they're going to do it and I have no doubt in my mind this is a suicidal homicide regime what changes the quality and the character of that because no one wants Israel six million Jews to die along with four million Muslims inside Israel and nobody wants the the IITOLA's successors in title to have access to nuclear weapons and missiles and so it has to end with some definitive declaration with international inspections controlled by Americans you know what I'm saying because we can't leave their Democrats are now saying just get out I'm watching Democrats on your show and elsewhere saying well just get out just pull out pulling out what would that mean right now if we accept the Democrats when it comes to a lack of energy supplies because their policies have caused whatever disruption there's been Joe Biden etc the Keystone XL pipeline and now they're saying just get out and if we get out what would happen then Leland we'd have more problems

48:33we would there's a lot that you said said unpacked if the only thing worse than America being the world's policeman is the world without America as the policeman in now that that sounds like a very broad statement but the Iranians are in a 1400 long 1400 year long religious struggle to take over the world and expand Islam around the world and they're now starting to have some fellow travelers and friends here in the United States which is inexplicable to me the the idea that you can make some kind of long term deal with them is like asking a rattlesnake or a water moccasin that you find in the Ohio River to stop biting people right it is out of their it is impossible to change their nature

49:36that said that said it is possible to force them into capitulation which is sort of what they which is the only kind of way they know how to fight but you can at least force them temporarily into capitulation capitulation in president Trump is going to have to decide whether he is willing to have his legacy be a deal or whether he is going to say I've come this far I might as well make my legacy taking over reshaping in the at least by throwing the itola and the erotic in the Islamic regime out yeah I compare this to the book of president john f kennedy which I read at the time profiles encourage in which politicians did what was right instead of what was popular and I've made the point that that Donald Trump you know why I wrote a book about it you know why I wrote a book about it why could he doesn't happen often yeah it's and I see it from a different perspective is I think one third of us believe this is a profile encourage because Donald Trump is doing what has to be done when it has to be done even though it's quite unpopular and it may bring down the Republican party at least in the midterm

50:52and then because he did he kind of knew in his mind it was going to take four to six weeks and here we are six months later eight months later not even close but is this a profile encourage for Donald Trump to do what is right instead of what is popular at the cost of his own popularity and maybe the Republican party. well I don't think that's what he thought going into this right he thought this was going to be another event as well and in a couple of weeks we're going to take out the itola take out the top of the Islamic regime and move on so I don't cast motivations on the people right you have to just watch what they do and explain it certainly now sticking through this is a is a profile and what presidents should do but I would go that that is a profile profile and what presidents should do but I would go that that I don't think we I don't think it is possible to evaluate what happened fairly and not say that we are seeing the effects of a colossal mistake which was if you the policy was in it had been done completely in reverse first you sell the need to stop around from happening in nuclear weapon then you put the strangulation block in the

52:06arcade in place and then if you have to once Iran is severely weakened then you launch kinetic military strikes we seem to be doing this in completely the opposite order. and at this point I would think at the end of this process sometime after maybe election day or sometime by the by the first of next year there's going to be a deal deal of some type they're going to breach the deal whether it's a year or two or five or 10 years and we're going to be back at it and that's to be determined secondly page two to take a term from Paul Harvey good day. Now Cornell seven I'm looking this thing it's early on it's going to take a long time to do it. time to resolve and so many times in the past we've had the toana brawley for example gang rape hoax that was perpetrated by alhar sharpening which he said there were in uniform NYPD police officers gang rape toana brawley we have the Christine and the pauses for gang rape accusation against justice cabinet turn out to be a hoax that the most prominent one is the 206 duke lacrosse gang rape story turn out to be a hoax lives of the three boys were ruined and finally the person at the center this said it was all a lie in 20 or nine we have the

53:22university gang gang rape host and the university of a genia gang rape hoax in 2014 now it's Cornell seven and it's early on lots of text messages going back and forth from her and from them about three weeks after the event she or soror to sisters were calling her may use the term I use that term slut they saying she was a slut her reputation was ruined and suddenly she had no other memory of it being a gang rape and not some weird perverted demoral behavior demoralizing behavior by all of them at this early stage Leeland vitters can you play out what's going to happen get out your crystal ball for the Cornell seven and what's going to happen in this matter we have a lot of shagames now the new york attorney general on the investigation so we know that justice will not be served right because she's incapable of doing that I take this as a to be a different issue all of those past things you said you know the gang rape that that was the hoax in this case it is undisputed that a young woman showed up at her

54:28in the community house in left having consumed an enormous amount of drugs and having had sex with multiple men at the same time rule number one in journalism and in life you don't get caught your first time this is not the first time probably these men but certainly this this college campus saw this kind of behavior that was essential and I think you have to ask yourself how are we at a place where young men think this is in any way okay that this is what women want that this is somehow behavior that is normal in society number two that young women have gotten to the point in my staff was talking about this today that you have a lot of the podcast that young women listen to all her daddy being one of them that talk about engaging this kind of behavior is a form of women empowerment

55:30great point so I think I think the actual you what their consent does New York law have some call it a loophole some call it you know a reasonable expectation whatever it is about this feature not above of the intoxication loophole that you consume drugs or alcohol as a woman or as a man and I think that this is essentially then you basically given up your right to argue later I was so intoxicated I couldn't consent that if there is consent at the time that's considered to them there's all the different aspects to it but to me the much bigger issue we're gonna have this on the show tonight is the answers to those questions which is how do we get here and the answer with young men is pornography largely because of what what young men are consuming is not the playboys of your generation or my generation And what young women are consuming, which is no longer even podcasts or content that

56:35talks about, you know, hey, have boyfriends go on birth control, enjoy your life in college, it's somehow engaging in this very promiscuous behavior is empowering. And those are very different messages. And Elaine is very, there's an anomaly in New York law, which is not present in Ohio law or many other states. In which one cannot get drunk and then rob a bank and say, you know what, I was drunk, I'm not responsible. And if it's a woman, generally, it's a woman, 95% of the time it's a woman who voluntarily gets drunk and voluntarily takes drugs and doesn't pass out. There's an implication that she's in control of her faculties and desire, what happens to her to be acceptable. But when you throw into the mix, Latisha, James, for God's sakes, I'd be shocked if these seven boys weren't all indicted by election day because they're looking for some election calls to drive things forward. And the women's movement has now come down to a soft core, a porn on caller call, caller daddy and other female type websites, about 40% of porn is now consumed by women, not

57:39men. And men consume the other 60% and they have more and more sex. It must be, must be more rough and more disgusting and more debatuous. And then in this particular fraternity, which has now been defraught, they sent on a message to the other 49 fraternity brothers, the P word is available and she's wide open, come on in. And it's like, you've got to be kidding me. And so this is going to go on for about a year or two. And at the end of the day, there'll be seven boys that are ruined. Three of the seven say that I listen to one of the lawyers that might have been on news nation or one of the other cable channels, one of the female lawyers representing one of the seven said all he did was respond to the text, open the door, look in and left, discuss it. And he's one of the seven. And also homosexuality is raised in ugly head because two of the boys wanted to engage with each other and then bring her into the mix. And then you put Crayton, Crayton on top of this whole thing and she went there. I think it was, I think it was ketamine. I mean either way, you know, Bill, I gotta tell you, my Friday afternoon, afternoon,

58:43Friday morning discussions with you of all the things that I thought might come up between you and I. Yeah. Well, I was thinking about the, the, the, the, the, your rant before that. I don't know. I mean, I mean, I may, I may have to go to counseling after this radio appearance. Leeland between, we go from the revolutionary guard to gang sex rape or gang, whatever it is to a fraternity and Cornell in Ithaca, New York and Latisha James. We covered many areas. Would you agree? We did, but I'll give you one last irony, which is the same women's rib movement that is now demanding the Cornell seven be tarred feather and castrated before election day are the same one supporting Abdul Al-Sahead and Michigan and the Islamist around America and the, the pro-Hamas crew on America's college campuses. Riddle me that. And how do they treat women in that culture? Yeah.

59:44Yeah. Yeah. Of course, I'll put it. I'll put it. I'll put it. I'll put it. I'll put it. I'll put it. They treat women in that culture kind of like the Cornell seven did. Correct. And worse, you rape a seven year old girl and then you marry her. It's like, anyway, well, once again, Leeland, a lot of, a lot of menu items today and thanks for coming on the bill, cutting in show and we'll do it again and we'll continue to talk about the Cornell seven for the next year or two along with the Duke lacrosse team. So we'll see what happens down the road. Then have a great show tonight and thank you very much. Good to be with you, Bill. God bless you. Let's continue with more. Bill Cunningham with you every day on News Radio 700 WLW Bill. So when did you learn finally how to work like a giant? This real **** that I worked with in England one time. I spent two weeks working with him in Europe as top guy, a lot of respect for him. He was the coolest guy in the world outside of the ring. He was funny, great sense of humor. Getting to ring with him, he treated me like so much dirt on the bottom of his shoe.

1:00:46I couldn't figure out why. This guy would just stomp my ass for about eight minutes, hit me with a finish and pour beer on me and that was the end of it. And I remember John Lord Knightis and fit Finley and Halleimer. You got to fight back. You got to be a giant. What the hell? Does that mean? You know, this guy hasn't called anything for me. You know, he's not going to. What does it mean be a giant? Why'd you stand still? What does it mean? Then this guy hurt my feelings a little bit and then lit my jaw like the Fourth of July and then it all clicked. Got my name Stone Cold Steve Austin. Oh, hello, hello, hello. Quiet, numbs go. I'm broadcasting. Fuck your phone. Alright, segment and Frank Zaybel Paul White is here from the AEW in town. How you doing? I'm doing good, Bill. You made me laugh on that intro with that because, uh, yeah, that's a true story. Yeah, I'm still in cold. You still run around with him and drink beer. I, you know, it's funny. I called Steve. Here's another thing I learned from Stone Cold Steve Austin.

1:01:49I'll drop his name. Uh, I face time them, uh, a few months ago. And he answers, when he goes, damn it, dude. What are you doing? Damn it. And I'm like, well, you said GD, but I'm cleaning up for radio. Thank God. I worry about bleeping you. I know. I know. I'm on it, Bill. You warned me once. So, uh, I want to get to fight with. I don't want to kick your ass here. I understand. You know, everybody has their dreams and ambitions and just letting you know, I'm not an easy wind. Don't believe that stuff you saw on TV. What are you way now? About 350. And you're seven foot tall. Yeah. So you've lost a lot of weight. I have. You've lost like one Frank Saibel. You lost him. How much, how much did you lose? Well, the most I've weighed is 537. I'm 350 now. I started this. I started this training program around 430. So by 80 pounds. Right now. No, I don't think you guys could. Yeah, you don't think good? No. I tell you one thing, Willie, this is the biggest. I'm a lot smarter. I'm just going to fall down and call my lawyer. I mean, I am a lawyer.

1:02:50You should know better. Let's talk about the life and times. Talk to me about Rowdy Roddy Piper. One of my former clients represented him on a DUI in Covington. I can't imagine that. Can't imagine that drank too much. Yeah. And also flying Brian Pilman. Oh my goodness. A good friend of Frank Saibel is flying Brian Pilman. I'm going to go on the road with him as his manager. I spoke in his funeral. His wife asked me to do it. And Vince McMahon was there and he was a great flying Brian. Talk to me about Rowdy Roddy Piper. Rowdy Piper. I'll just tell you my first time I ever met Rowdy. I was in Trabzon, Wisconsin after a live event show for a Nitro TV. I got in the hotel about three in the morning. Super tired. Lady the front desk. Very nice. Gives me a suite. I go up to the room and Marriott. Open the room right to you if you ever been in a Marriott. Sometimes I have a sink right by the door. So I'm trying to wash my face with cold water. Because I need to air my gear out. I need to air my boots out so they're not staying the bag all sweaty. And you be a funky giant. You don't want to be funky. You want to be smelly. So as I washed my face, I turned around. Look, there's a leather jacket hanging on the back of one of the chairs.

1:03:53I went, okay, that's odd. So I opened the French doors to the bedroom and Rowdy Piper's laying on the bed, face down, butt naked. You know, some night quilt by the bed and just a couple of bare bottles, a couple of liquor bottles. Any women? No women? No women. Just Roddy face down on top of the covers face down, butt naked face hanging one on hanging off the side of the bed snoring. I'm like, that's Roddy Piper. So I go downstairs and change rooms. Obviously I wasn't staying there. Next day I go to TV and I meet Roddy for the first time. He goes, hi, Roddy Piper. Nice to meet you. I went, I met you last night, Roddy. He goes, you did. Where? And I told Roddy the story and Roddy think it goes to me. He goes, huh, you could have had me. And I went for what? And that was his running joke for 20 years every time he's, yeah, God, they had me. And I'm like, to do what? Shave your head. I don't snuggle like what? I don't know. I don't know. There's nothing that I wanted any part of that scenario. I saw a childhood hero butt naked passed out. I don't need that in my mental rolodex anymore.

1:04:54Oh, what about Gene Ocarlin, a friend of mine, Sarah Soda. We did some ring announcing together. Gene I know. Sarah and he's not with us anymore. Your memories of a mean gene. Mean Gene and I traveled the Tampa lot together because we were Tampa boys. We played golf. You played golf? I did. I did. I have it much lately, but back then I was playing. I'm gonna rip you in your hands or gigantic. Well, I just get fat grips. Back ribs. Fat grips, the fat of grips. Like a bat. Yeah, funny. Please continue. Yeah, I'm trying. You know, Joe, Joe is out of control. So we were in Rome, Georgia doing a TV taping him. Gene and I both had late flights out of Atlanta airport and Rome, Georgia to the airport. It was a pretty far ride, but Gene had to stop at the Omni and Atlanta to get his bag from the front desk. And I had the 32 valve North Star back then. This is in the early 90s, like 96. I said, Gene, I'll get us there. So I set the cruise at 110 because 112, the governor shut off.

1:05:55Made it to Atlanta Omni, got his bag and sat on it. We got to the airport checked in in 55 minutes from Rome, Georgia, which is, it's a pretty good haul. And, and Gene was sitting next to me on the plane. He has two drinks back to back and he looks at me and he goes giant. If I'm ever in a need to go to hell in a hurry, I know who to call. Give me the Mount Rushmore of Paul White, the Mount Rushmore of pro wrestlers. You fought him all Andre the Giant. You told me off the air. You could have kicked his ass whenever you wanted. I'm a hell of a card player. I'm a present company excluded the Mount Rushmore. You're a Saturday night at NKU. Okay. Well, you mean Mount Rushmore. My Mount Rushmore of all time favorites. Yes. Is that what you want? Well, I will. My personal favorites are I'll go with Stone Cold. I will go with Undertaker. I will go with John Cena. Big man.

1:06:56I got to go take her. Probably from a standpoint of really liking to watch him work. And there's so many good guys. I mean, I love Brett Hart. I love Sean Michaels. I love Triple H. All these guys I know. But for me as a fan, my favorite to watch because it makes it look effortless and everything it does is Randy Orton. I know he's a newer and a younger guy. But Randy, Randy always made wrestling look effortless. He only has four or five signature moves. Doesn't do a lot. Everything he does is with purpose and intent and done well and there's nothing wasted. And his gimmick is a viper like a snake. Yes, snake. He moves like a viper in the ring. He has that look of a predator that's going to snatch. Have you ever been seriously hurt in the ring? I've got two fake needs, two fake hips and a bad attitude. What do you think, Bill? That's four out of five right there. You get it. I've been hurt. You've been hurt.

1:07:56And you've caused nothing too. You've caused. I hope not. I hope I never hurt anybody I worked with. And no one really ever hurt me. Mine was just years of totality of wrestling five nights a week for 20 plus years all of the work. 298 days a year. I think we could talk. After a while. What about the three of us on you? I think you handle three men. You guys want to go have margaritas or what? No. Like what are you three guys? I like to kick your ass. That's what I like. You want one hand and wish to the other and see which one feels up first. No, no question about it. Bill, you guys are nuts. You're spunking. Let me show you. I dated women bigger than you. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to arm only smaller. What do you see what you get? Flex it right here. Can you see that flexing? That looks like a mouth stroke about that mouth. I don't want to impress you too much. I'm glad you're holding back a little bit for me. I appreciate it. Give me some sports and make it fast. Will the studio reporter's a proud service of your local tempstar heating and air conditioning dealers tempstar quality you could feel and Cincinnati, call way, Oming, Aaron, one, eight, eight, eight, nine, nine, six, HVAC. And the owner of your organization owns the Jaguars.

1:08:58Yes, he does. Is he in town for the game Sunday? Could you appear Sunday in the? Well, he's in peace in town for our show Saturday, Leela likes to talk to you. He makes all the shows and he also makes the games too. So that's a two for him. It's a two for him. I will be on the plane. You'll be going home. I'll be going home for some Tampa. Tampa, Florida. Take me give me some more sports and make it fast. Hopefully let's see the reds update brought to you by ACR gun, I'd pull and spies call today swim next year. Is that true, Frank? It is true. ACR gun, I'd pull and dot com. The reds are going to bring back hitting coach Chris Voleka. That's a mistake. And Derek Johnson's not going to come back. That's a good move. While the reds can't hit can't pitch other than that. They're fine. Yeah, you are vicious. I'm not vicious. I'm not vicious. I'm like a Randy Orton of the radio. You know that? Yeah, yeah. You're out of your party, Piper. Oh, no, no, you're sober. You're good. I'm sober. I don't drink. Thank God. What if I drank? Yeah, yeah, you'd be like, I'm talking about boot proof. Go ahead, say. Let's see. Last night, Willie, a Cleveland took over the lead at the AFC North with their win over

1:10:01Pittsburgh. If somebody had told you the Browns are three and one. If somebody had told you Frank Zai Bell that in October, the Browns would be in first place. In the AFC North, would you believe it? Not wouldn't believe it. It's true. Say who's in first place? Cleveland. What do you think? Even a broken watch is right twice a day. Please continue. Bangle's updates. A service of Midwestern plumbing, my good friend Chris Wilson, commercial plumbing experts since 1978. Bangle's in Jags Sunday, a pay course stadium, Willie Best Bangle's coverage. 9 a.m. R&L carriers pregame sports talk. Live at the Holy Grail kickoff is at one. Then the tri-state Chevy dealers post game show presented by R&L carriers. That's after the game. Try state Chevy dealers post game show. After the game. You get the I heart media. I heart radio app. Paul, you'll be able to listen to that in the 10. No, it's funny as I do have the I heart radio. There you go. That's a good rumor.

1:11:02I like that. You're always thinking commercially. I try to think this head's a little bit more than just a hat rack. It's got to be better than what it looks. Well, I'm trying. Okay. Not all of us were blessed with great looks like you say you get a hard job today. I'm not getting. I'm not getting. I'm on the air. What do you call it football? I'm on the floor. No, bear cats are out west against Arizona. 10 p.m. is that pregame tomorrow. You're like Sunday. You're like Jaguars or the Bengals. Bill, let's think about that question. My boss owns the Jaguars. What's team do you think I would like? Although growing up as a kid, I got to be honest with you. As a kid growing up in South Carolina. Oh. My number one team was assistant at the Bengals because you guys had the coolest helmets. I love the Tiger helmets. I was a huge and my man back in the day that made everything look easy was Chris Collins worth. Yeah, the over the shoulder work. He's our guy. Yeah, like he and I love watching him on the news dude like when he does it sports guys because he makes it sound cool. He's got a great introspective on the game and he's still a little old school where he doesn't cut the young guys too much slack. So have you seen his commercial with commercial?

1:12:04Yeah. No, no, I have it. Are you trying to tell me I need to get a Cadillac commercial? Well, I'm just saying to get beautiful hair and he does a great job. I mean, those are some of the best commercials I've ever seen. What happened to your hair? You didn't know how it is though. Hey, my problem is I made fun of a fat Harry ball guy when I was a kid and this is karma. So this is happening. I should have made fun of like Chris Collins worth of something. What happened to your hair? It fell out. Bill, thanks for bringing it up. I'm a little sensitive over it, okay? You wish he had. I do. You're flowing locks of hair that you have this. You wish he had one of his five sons. You have a beautiful head here, don't you? He had a high-thon or a garter snake. I don't know. He's a white thorn right there. What do you have to get help? Oh, good Lord. Do you have to get somebody to open the jar for you? Yes. All right. So any more sports? No, Willie. I just want to know about AEW collision tomorrow night. Tourist arena. Tourist arena. You get your ticket to AEWTIX.com. Or you get a master. What kind of card they got? What kind of card they got? What kind of card they got? Who's going to be there? They told me. Oh, okay. But we're going to have every AEW superstar we have there. We're going to have Will Osprey.

1:13:04We're going to have Willa Nightingale. We're going to have Kyle Fletcher. We'll have Paul Wade on commentary with Tony Shervani and Nigel. And all your favorite AEW talent will be there ready to rock and roll. What's going on? AEW Championships going on. Continental Championships. That's why we got involved. That's why AC are going to pull sponsors tomorrow night. You didn't know that. He's a major sponsor. That's what they called today. Swim this afternoon. You can swim. You can call it. You can swim this afternoon. You can swim this afternoon. I like that. That's the thing about. And he's got a job for me to get a pool deep enough for me to swim in. He can do it. How deep can you make a pool of water? I need a pool of water. Our general manager loves called today. Swim this afternoon. Branded Clement. I like that. Call the day. Swim this afternoon. Tell you what I'm talking about. Plus you got the big. Well, we do have an announcement. It's a short announcement. It's a short announcement. It is. We are talking about bill. We have started a new division called big willy's pools. Yeah, that's segment. And it's an alternative to gunite pools. What is big willy's big willy's big willy's big willy's big. Let me tell you all about it.

1:14:04It's a high end. A high end. A high end. A low end pool. A low end pool. A low end pool. A low end pool. A low end pool. A low end pool. A low end pool. A low end pool. A low end pool. Or fiberglass pool. But it's an alternate option of a gunite pool. It's about 25% less. We want everybody to swim. It's hot as hell here. It's about a hundred or four months. Why wouldn't you take the advantage of being able to swim and join some good outside weather and also stay cool? This afternoon. Oh, you have to do this called big willies or HCR gunite pools. And if you call today. What? You're going to swim this afternoon. That's it. That's it. Can you make a 25 feet deep like a Olympic pool? Can you make that further? Yeah, like a pool. Like a polar bear pool for me. We absolutely will extend pricing for 25 feet deep. No problem. I'm not sure it's going to be the same. You can promise it. I'm not sure it's going to be the same afternoon, but we will absolutely. If you had to see one pro wrestler naked, who would it be? If I had to see one pro wrestler naked. This show is. One naked? Yeah, Seth, can you believe this? Trish Prattis. Trish Prattis. Yeah. Is she wrestling tomorrow night? No, she's not. But like, I mean, I don't know. I mean, I mean, I've seen all the rest of naked.

1:15:04You know what I see him. No. Some of my, I wish that wasn't in my mental role at that. Why are we talking about naked wrestling? I have no idea. And then what is going on here on this show? I'm thinking about riding a riding pipe right on my head naked. Yeah. So that's my gift to you. It's not good. No, it's not. Paul, thank you for coming in. Bill, it's an honor to pleasure. Thank you for your name. What are your main sponsors? ACR Gunn and pools and spots. We appreciate it. Thank you, Bill. Thank you, Paul. Thank you, man. It looks like an orange, doesn't he? Well, I think he's just colorful and his expression is joy to be here. I like him. He kicks it in. Sex is a good looking man. Bill, you know, sex is a good looking man. Yeah. I would say so, yeah. Okay, thank you. It was the I.O. 500 bucks, you could probably get a friend. Segment. Get. Male or female. Segment. Give me out of the stews you're for. Well, everybody have a great weekend and make sure you go to wrestling tomorrow night at Marna K.U. My Alma Mater. See Paul with the Reena. Get his ass kicked. That's right. Where can we get our tickets? AEWTIX.com or Ticket Master? We leave you with the immortal words of the stewed report.

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1:21:24Great to have you with me. And I have a Mount Rushmore conservatism and libertarianism. My current Mount Rushmore is Thomas Sol, Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh, and Dinesh to Susa. It's been around a long time. Immigrant from India came here and I watch them on YouTube. I read many of his books. He's got one coming out at about a week or 10 days, which is going to be incredible. The stones cry out, which is archeologically proving many of the items in the Bible are accurate, including the crucifixion of the Christ. I, as you know, in a few months before October 7th, three years ago, my wife and I spent quite a bit of time in Israel. It was a shattering event for me and it's just hardened. My faith is a practicing Roman Catholic to walk in the shoes of the fisherman, but until then Dinesh to Susa, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham show. Before we talk about your book coming out on October the 13th in this pre-orders in Amazon, I watched a YouTube video of yours last night. I monitor you in absentia. And you have the three things wrong with America, the three main things.

1:22:26One is the separation of liberty from virtue. Two is the economic manipulation and legal corruption in America. And three is the rejection of God's moral order. Let's deal with number one. The separation of liberty from virtue with stuff going on with the Cornell 7, what's happening with Dr. Abdul, what's happening with Mamdani, the people of New York, electing a radical Islamist to be the leader in New York City. I see the separation from liberty from virtue and what was your reference to that Dinesh to Susa? Well, I was speaking in a sort of fundamental way about the fact that the American founding focuses on various types of liberty, economic liberty, political liberty, freedom of thought and expression. But the founders were also concerned with what that liberty would be used for. In other words, what kind of life would people choose? In fact, if given this kind of liberty, because there are some people who think that you

1:23:28get people the liberty, then that's the end of it. It doesn't matter what they choose. If 300 million Americans all decide to become pornographer as well, that's the success of the American dream. No. For the American founders, it matters what you choose. So that's the first point I was making in connection with liberty and virtue. The purpose of the liberty is to give you the scope or the freedom to live a virtuous life. And virtue here is defined in a very broad way to include what we would call the good life. Good. What is the good life? Tell me, what is Dinesh to Susa's good life because there's a separation of church and state, but there's now a separation from church from the state and the public square. What is a good life is described by you and by the founders of this great country? What is a good life? Well, let me mention it in the context of something that Reagan said when he first ran in 1980. He said, I am running to promote five things.

1:24:28He said, I'm running to promote the individual. And that's the idea of individualism and individual freedom and individual success. But he said, I'm also running to promote the family. And I'm running to promote civic institutions. And I'm running to promote a revival of traditional values. And I'm running to promote patriotism. So notice those are five things that sort of begin with the individual, but they don't handle it the individual because the individual is also a father, a husband, a citizen, an alumnus of a college, a member of a civic group. And so our individualism is manifested in lots of things we do in connection with other people. So that's the point I think Reagan was making. And so the full life means to be not just successful as a person. We all know people are really successful as individuals, but then their family life is ruined. Or they don't do anything for other people. Or they are not very good in promoting, you know, in defending the values that have

1:25:31enabled their individual success. So that's the point I think is that the individualism needs to be embedded in something bigger. And today there's a, there's an exaltation of the dollar and financial success and also great wealth. Some of the worst people I know are rich and some of the best people I know are poor. And either way that fits inside of America, correct? You know, I was thinking about why these days socialism is gaining some, some traction, particularly among young people. And I realized that part of the reason for that is that the type of capitalism that we have in this country is not genuine capitalism. Right? In other words, if you are a congressman and you have access to inside information that helps you when you do these stock trades, or if you are a lobbyist for a giant industry and you are actually writing the legislation that benefits your own industry, or if you

1:26:31are, you know, the federal reserve where if the government is, is spending too much, they just print money. And by printing money, they are redistributing money in the country toward one group of people and away from another group of people. So all of these shenanigans are going on in the country now. And so the socialist comes along and says, well, you know, what's going on now is a scam, but it's a scam that doesn't benefit you. Yeah, maybe we're running a scam also, but at least it's a scam that will freeze your rent or will pay off your student loans. So this is why socialism is appealing to young people. It's not because young people don't like the free market. It's that there is a lot of ways in which the free market is currently distorted or twisted in this country. Dennis D'Souza, when I look at the modern Democrat party embracing Islamic terrorists than those who advocate, the Democratic party is embracing socialist and communist, some are which I played some of the remarks of Bill Mar, who's having more elucid moments

1:27:34than ever before on CNN about the modern Democratic party embracing literal communism. I think that John F. Kennedy's of this world would not recognize that party nor would Bill Clinton circa 1995 nor would Barack Hussein Obama circa 2009 recognize the Democratic party today. Does this end well or poorly for the country? Well, it's bad for the country because the country seems to be teetering kind of in the middle, right? Our politics is so evenly divided, and that means that there's a decent chance that the Democrats can win. Normally, you would think that if they were so extreme, the vast majority of the country, 80 or 90 percent would go, no, we don't want any act. But the fact that they come close to 50 is precarious and scary because it means that if they take power, they will open the border. And if they take power, they will add a lot of criminals and terrorists back in.

1:28:35And if they take power, they will do what they can to undermine the traditional moral order of our society. So to me, it shows that a lot of this corruption, by the way, although you're right that it's would be rejected by Clinton, rejected even by Obama, the seeds of this have been sewn over a very long time. Now, it doesn't end well. Socialism never ends well. And before we talk about the stones, cry out your book coming out about a week. Chuck Schumer defines himself, describes himself, coins himself as the greatest defender of Israel. Yet he embraces Mamdani in embraces Dr. Abdul in Michigan. Are those two ideas in conflict with each other? Well, they're in conflict inside of Chuck Schumer's own party and maybe even inside his own head because on the one hand, he's kind of a representative of the kind of old democratic party that was in general fairly pro-Israel.

1:29:37I think what's happened is he's realized that the liberal billionaires who give money to the party are anti-Israel and the activists who do all the work on the ground door to door for the left. They are viciously and vehemently anti-Israel. So now what Chuck Schumer has to figure out how do I balance my kind of old view which I've had for most of my life with the fact that there are lots of people who have ethnically rejected on my own team? Yeah. Chuck Schumer is a Jew who supports Islamist terrorist. And I'm thinking, how's that possible in his own head? He can't square it, but he does. Let's talk about the book, The Stones Cry Out. In your book, which is a biblical archeologically about prophecy in the last days, why did you write The Stones Cry Out? Well I went to Israel for the first time at the end of 2022 and I've been back four times since then and to me one of the most striking things about going there is seeing for myself with my own eyes these artifacts.

1:30:40Biblical archaeology has been around for about 150 years but it's gone in three accelerating waves and the biggest wave is the last 25 years. So all this stuff coming out of the ground, that's what archaeology is, it pulls material objects out of the ground. And what it's showing is the historicity of the Bible. So the Bible begins with a narrative starting with Abraham. This is about 2000 BC. It goes all the way through King David and Solomon, the Hebrew prophets like Isaiah and Jeremiah all the way through Jesus, the crucifixion, and then the early Christian movement that's described in the book of Acts. So the time scale of the Bible is 2000 BC to about 50 AD. And there are now hundreds of artifacts that you can match up against the biblical account and see if the Bible is telling you the truth. If this is actually a real historical document or as some people think it's just a bunch

1:31:40of fables, it's just a bunch of legends. It was written long after these events, some of it is made up. So the archaeology cannot prove the miracles and can't prove the theology of the Bible. What it can do is confirm the historicity of it to a degree that I had not imagined possible. And so I've spent about three years studying this now. I'm very excited because I can show you dozens upon dozens of artifacts that illuminate biblical figures large and small. So big guys like King David or Jesus or the high priest Caiaphas, but also like you've got a guy in the Bible who's like, he appears in one line. His name is mentioned like in the book of Isaiah, he never appears again, but you're looking at a clay seal which has his name on it found in the ground in Jerusalem. So obviously this guy wasn't made up. He's a real person and he enters the pages of history via the pathway of archaeology. So Dinesh to Susa the Bible. It's not fiction.

1:32:41Is it nonfiction? Is it factual based history or is it about beliefs that can't be proven objectively? So there are elements of the Bible, which I would say are relying on faith. You know, in the beginning God created the heavens of the earth. Nobody else was there. So you have to accept that on faith. Now you can compare it to the laws of physics and things like that, but by and large, there are no eyewitnesses. But starting with Abraham, that's the historical part of the Bible, right? The patriarchs, the exodus, the presence of the Israelites in Egypt, Moses, Joshua crossing over to the Promised Land. And on and on this biblical story goes, and you know, it's dense with historical detail. I'll just give one example. When Joseph, Joseph is the guy, the code of many colors, and his brothers grab him and sell him into slavery. And the Bible says that Joseph was sold for 20 shekels. It happens to mention the price. Now, archeologists have gone back and looked to see what was the price of a slave in that

1:33:44region of the Near East, around 1900 BC when Joseph lived. And would you guess it's 20 shekels. The price of a slave was a lot less earlier, and it was a lot more later. So there was slave inflation. But as it turns out, the Bible is completely correct that if you wanted to buy a slave in Jesus' time, the going great was about 20 shekels. So it's not interesting. It's a tiny detail just mentioned casually in the book of Genesis. And yet it is now archeologically supported from data, from Syria, from Babylon, from Canaan. So archeologists are able to go back and look at ancient documents and compare prices, and they're like, wow, the Bible got it right. Genesis is a small items that are very quiet speak loudly when compared to the record. You don't know until 2000 years later that a, the next to Susa would make the connection between 20 shekels for a slave and 2000 years ago.

1:34:45And now today on the Bill Cunningham show, that's amazing. Give me the two or three facts. For those who say that the Christ Jesus of Nazareth was an historical character that really did not exist, from the record archeologically, can give me two or three facts to demonstrate the Christ did exist. And the story about his crucifixion and resurrection is true. So first of all, there are a number of non-biblical references to Christ and to the early Christian movement. These are coming from Jewish sources and Roman sources. And for this reason, even atheists over the centuries have not generally doubted that Christ existed. Let me give you a small detail about the crucifixion because in the great trial scene of Jesus, there are four people involved. There is King Herod. There is the Roman prefect Pontius Pilate. There is the high priest, Caiaphas, and there is the accused man Jesus. Now there's fascinating archeology and all four, but for reasons of time, I'm going to focus

1:35:48just on one, which is the high priest. The Bible just gives his last name, Caiaphas. We know from Josephus, the Jewish historian, that his first name was Joseph. So Joseph, Caiaphas. Now think about how important this guy is, right? He orchestrates the crucifixion. Pilate doesn't really want to do it, but a Caiaphas presses him and even intimidates him into finally conceding and agreeing that Jesus should be crucified. Now a few decades ago, a couple of decades ago, they're digging in the priestly quarter of Jerusalem and out of the ground come these stone boxes. They are called asuaries. Now in the first century AD, when you died, you were buried in a tomb and when your body decayed, your bones are taken out and put into a box and they put your name on it. So the archeologists are looking at these boxes and one of them is very onate and they look at it and it has a name. And here's the name. Jehoseph Bar Caiapha.

1:36:50Now your host is Joseph. Bar means son of and Caiapha is Caiaphas. They open the box and in the box are the bones of a 60 year old man. They date them and the bones are dated to the first century AD. Based on the name, based on the date, based on the location, it is the bones of the high priest. So think about it. You know, you and I, we go to church, we hear readings, we hear assurments about all these things and we're looking not just at some historical reference or inscription or later writing, you're actually looking at the bones of the guy who put Jesus up on the cross. Well, the book is the stones cry out out in about a week, a pre-order at Amazon and elsewhere, the Nessus is that we've only scratched the surface. I like to get you back on toward the end of the year to see how the book's doing. I suggest quite well. The stones cry out. Nessus is a once again, thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham show in Deneshy or

1:37:50Great American. Thank you. Bill, thank you very much. God bless America. Let's continue. Bill Cunningham, News Radio 700, WLW. I have come here to chew bubble gum and kick ass. I'm all out of bubble gum. Hello, hello, hello, hello, quiet numbs goes unbroadcasty. I'm for you, Boathead. Oh my God. Take, we have no idea what's going to happen on the news. What, Willie? This is a star stud at Friday. Deneshy, Susa, Leland, Vetter, Big Show, Big Show, and now, Mike Donald. How are you doing, boys? All right. I'm doing well. How are you doing? How's the work of day world? That's wonderful, man. How are you doing? You look great. Anything, Dave? You want to come back? Do you want to come back? Yeah, that's why I'm here. Not really. Not really. So what do you miss, Mike? What do you miss if anything?

1:38:51I don't know. Little camaraderie. The friendship. It's fun. It was funny. You really don't have any planned Monday, Friday, and it's great. What do you do? A love retirement. But for whatever reason, you still look forward to Friday. Why? I don't know. It's Friday. It's Friday different than Monday. Not really, but somehow you still look forward to Friday. But now you told me, and I heard media, and now you're off the list. I thought you were still here, but you're not here, correct? Right. I was technically part-time since I retired. Why? Still doing commercials. Commercial. And as to go through the system to be paid for. I heard media. Yes. Rules. Right. But you wouldn't take the test. They put us through this training. Sick man. It's wonderful, isn't it? All right. And it's all supposed to be for people who are in music radio. And it says so. You get these tests. It's online. Company says you must take this test. Or we'll find your radio station or something. And it goes on forever. Plug all the pay all the. I haven't played a record since 1982. That makes no to every day. 1982.

1:39:52You're gonna take the test. Right. And you refuse. You stood up and said, I'm not taking the damn test. I tried taking the test. And you get to the bottom of the page as you can't continue doing anything on the page. It doesn't mark what you didn't do. Right. And it's not the page. It's five pages. So I went back and did it again. I started to do it. I said, this is ridiculous. Like called the I Heart for you help line. Oh, no, don't do that. And they said, I explained it to the guy. You know, we'll send you over to the education department. They'll get back to you in five to 10 minutes. No, but that was 10 o'clock yesterday morning. And you got back. I came in and said, let's make this easy. A little busy. If I just resign. You don't worry about being fine. Nobody's on my case to do this stupid, this jockey testing. This jockey. Now you're officially done. It means you can't come on the air here. Is that correct? I could break in. You break in. That's about it. I guess I'll take my car away. And just your corby cards still work. Yeah. Well, I did that time. But now who knows? I know, mate. Well, you give me a souvenir.

1:40:53I get to keep it. What's new here? Nothing. We take tests all the time. I don't know what's going on outside. You didn't do it. You got Danny to take it. You probably gave him 50 bucks. I gave him 50 bucks. I can't take 50 bucks. I can't take it. But I can't take it either. I take it. Who do you pay to take your test? Nothing. I do it back in the back. Are you sure? Yeah. I want to see it. And the disc jockey thing. I'm thinking, why are we doing this here? I want to see the disc jockey talk. We don't write in it that this is for people in music. And artist relations. We don't play a lot of music. No. Nobody here is booking. Consume. Music festival. Once the last time I booked the music festival. We have to, you know, corporately you got to play the game. You got to play the game. It drives me nuts. That's a short trip. So you don't miss any of it. You're here. You're fine. I'm going to set the line. Gary Burbank in the mornings. Then we go to Jim Scott. Then we go to Mike McConnell. Now we're going to Tom Brennan. What's next? He just got started. It just started. He started like five years ago. Three years.

1:41:53It's just started. But we'll see what it had to go to run. It's just started. But we'll see what it had to go to run. That you're in half. You're 50 years. I did. And Eddie's celebrated 50 years. Did he really? Yeah, I guess he would. Who's about to year behind me in college? Eddie Fingers. So he's getting old. I think you guys are all getting old. What are you doing? Getting younger? Yes. Oh, OK. So I give you some sports. Mike needs sports. Now. Well, Lee the Studio Port is a proud service of your local temp star. Heating and air conditioning dealers. Tempstar quality. You can feel it since an edit called precision comfort. Five, one, three, eight, seven, nine, eleven, forty five. Spots. Thank you, Roxy. Listen up. The Reds Update brought to you by ACR Gunite pools and spas called today swim next year. ACR Gunite pools dot com. The Reds Outfield or Will Benson has elected free agency Willie. And he batted 188 this past season.

1:42:54Pretty average. Good luck to him. For the Reds. Don Mattingley. He's not going to return to the Phillies as manager next year. He took over at nine and nineteen and led him to the playoffs, but guess it wasn't good enough. What about that, Mike? I pay less attention to baseball this year than maybe any year in a long time. So please continue. Let's see. Bangles and Jaguar Sunday, Willie, I action right here on 700 W. W. W. Looks like Ravens or a tray Hendrix in his out against the Titans this week because he had underwent a procedure on his surgery on his finger. He's broken in three places. You're coming on that. He's scared. CBS and Tony Romo have mutually agreed to part ways. You got drunk after his arrest for DWI. What about that, Mike? Look at 17, 17 million. What is that? That beer better taste and good. That's for sure. When you got the money for a driver, how about just a cab?

1:43:55Taxi. How about Uber? Uber? How about getting a Tesla drive itself? You got options out there. I don't understand what people at that level get popped or things like that. Psych, please continue. College football, those four-and-oh-bearer cats, Mike. Yeah. Well, take on that they're out west against Arizona 10 p.m. Tomorrow night for the free game show. 11 o'clock kickoff. Don't want to miss that. I'll be up for that. How about Dan Horde and Tony Pike will be in Arizona till 2-3 a.m.? Yep. And then fly all the way back and do the Bengal Show Sunday. Not in. What do you think? They'll be great, Jake. Fantastic. Fantastic. Also tomorrow, Dayton up against Drake. See, I haven't forgotten. That's your date. I haven't forgotten. What about Drake? Are they strong? No. No, what about the Bulldogs? Flyers all the way. What do you think about the Cornell 7? Are you interested in that case? That's ridiculous. I mean, she's her sworn testimony is that everything she did, she agreed to. The drugs she took, the sex she had, her sworn testimony at the time.

1:44:57Sworn. Sworn test. She also said nothing illegal happened. She was not coerced in any way and then offered to do it again with the same two guys. And the second time she said, let's do it again but leave out the other two in the ketamine. Sounds like a victim. They have her texts. They have her. And the statements she signed with their title 9 executive, she filed a complaint. They had 51 witnesses and they had nine separate hearings to determine what happened. They kicked two guys out, kicked out the fraternity, told the other four or five years suspended. She left and her parents wanted to get the money back from Cornell and they didn't want to pay back. But her behavior was part of the incident. And she also said in writing, nothing illegal happened. Right. And after the event took place. Then three weeks later she said nothing illegal happened. Then she found some money grubbing lawyer. I can't believe one exists. I can't believe one exists. Who somehow convinced Terry you've got a case. You know what's going to happen? 10 to 20 million and those boys are going to be convicted of something.

1:45:59You want to bet me a hot fudge Sunday? No, I don't think they will. How about that? These things come up all the time. You know, there's a supposed rape culture. There is no rape culture in the United States. There's an anti-rape culture. People just make these buzz phrases up and they work with people. They're paid big money. Cornell is going to pay big money. Another protest at the Gondy Cornell vote. Of course. Ever the girl who carried the mattress around the world. And they're all Democrats. They need to monk that one too. 98% of the persons at Cornell are liberal Democrats. The other ones causing the problem. Duke lacrosse the bunk. Go through all the ones that have been the bunked over the years. I have a list about ten of them. Yeah. And the boys at Duke she finally said. Because she was blocked, she got the civil rights crown on her side. Then two years later when she finally said, I lied, I'm sorry I shouldn't have done it. The boys, how many millions they got each. But their lives are ruined. In fact, two of the seven boys at Cornell have jobs at Wells Fargo. And Tuesday they were both fired. Right.

1:46:59And three of those of the seven never touched her. Never touched her. And she's naming them because they went in and said, you know, this is not for me. Well, we're going to charge you anyway. It's a mate. What about flock cameras? I'm generally except for the flock cameras. We would not have apprehended the guy who murdered the worker. Right. My theory is every ex number of years, people haven't changed much. Every ex number of years people have to burn a witch. And it just starts, flock cameras. What about people who know nothing about them want to ban flock cameras? How about data centers? I mean, the license plate, the reason it's on your car is to be read. That's why that's there to be read. My law enforcement. Right. That's why that's there. Let's get that to our heads number one. Now somebody abuses the system. You go after the abuse. That does happen, but this abuses of good things happening all the time. I mean, this knife could cut a stake or cut someone's knife. It's how you use it. Right. That makes sense to you, segment. Yes, it does. Please continue with some sports. We need more sports. Oh, I got it. That's all you got.

1:47:59So now Latisha James is involved. And she's up for a reelection. Right. Those boys are going to be indicted by November 3rd. And then what happens? You lower up. And can you convict them? Their lives are ruined. And her behavior. And by the way, in New York City, New York state, if you say get drunk, she said she had 10 mixed drinks. And had some marijuana at the other bar with the sorority sisters. And walked a mile, hooking up with the number one guy who shows up number one. But he suggested one, two and three. She took one and two. And there were two gay guys who were having sex at the party. And she wanted to, they want to hurt her to get involved with two gay guys. She said, no, I don't want to do that. So she was, her mind was saying, you know, I don't want to do that. Went on for a surgery. Oh, she has her standards. Yeah, got standards. Ketamine on private parts of the, yeah. And I don't know. And women are all in rage. I can watch the coverage. The other thing is, if it's an excuse that you were drunk, what about the guys? They were drunk too. Yeah, to charge her.

1:48:59They should. They should. If, for example, if Lindsey, the mother who killed her three babies, what are things reversed? And let's say the man was staying at home and the mother sent out, did, did pizza and she left and she came back and Patrick Clancy had murdered the three babies. Right. Would the system say to him, well, you're under a lot of pressure, a lot of testosterone. And therefore, we understand why you would strangle to death through three babies. Would that ever happen? Well, we know what, what side the women would be on. I know. On that jury. You got to hang them if it's the man. But it's a woman, well, she didn't have a period proper. Does anybody ever make that challenge if everybody was drunk? Why do we say they were responsible and she was not responsible? That will be made because the boy said the three that didn't engage, three or four engaged in sex with her. They were drunk as a scum too. In fact, in her text, she said we're all drunk. We did nothing illegal. The one guy had dry, dry heaves. He was cute because he drank so much. She said, come on, let's keep going.

1:49:59What's the world coming? I don't know. I'm going to stay to shock and disbelief. It's all about money. It's all it is. Grab your money. Well, we miss you, Mike. Who are you? Come back. It was a great visit. You can't come back. It's illegal. You can't come back. I got to break in somehow. I got to break in. I think we ought to have McConnell on something. One about two or three minute diet tribe on something. Sounds like work. You're not getting paid on a third day. Except on Thursdays with Ron's roots, we'll give you some fried chicken if you're ready. There you go. I saw it must have been October fest. I saw little beer stains in there. I'll take one of those for the room. A lot of beer was there. My last souvenir. How come the male is always the perpetrator. The woman always evicted them. But they're all drunk. The three guys should charge her with raping him. And feminists should agree. Turn it backwards. What if a male went to a sorority house and was drunk, I on ketamine or whatever, and had sex with a bunch of the girls? He wouldn't be sewing. What would he go to the police and say, look! I went to the sorority house. He'd be sending letters. Let her send me.

1:50:59What? Does penthouse forum still out there? Do you send letters to penthouse forum? Crowing about it. What to show in the other foot and say, how would you react to Patrick Lancy strangling his three babies? Would the system defend his behavior? Not a little bit. How about a guy in a sorority house raped by seven young co-eds, who demanded he performed sexual acts on them and put drugs on their boobies? Boobies are undefeated, untied, unscored on. You know that. The jury would think they're in a comedy show. What? Tell me again what happened to you? What are you complaining about? But if it's a woman, Oh, wow. We can't have that. That's amazing. That's amazing. Anyway, hey, it's Friday. It's Friday. Isn't this great? It's Friday, bad. Yeah. You ought to come back more often. Absolutely. We go from Dineshto Susa to the big show, to Mike McConnell. It's a step up. Doesn't get you better than it is. Which one? And then Leland Vitter too. And then throw in Dr. Lasmi Samarco, the corner who said to me on the air, she wants to do my autopsy. This would be an honor, wouldn't it? It's a wrap. I don't know if I like that.

1:52:00But we'll see what happens. But they're in her diary. Really? Willie Cunningham, I want to do his autopsy. His innards. Have you been to an autopsy, by the way? I have not. I've been to two of them. Say, if you've seen one. Negative. Seen one. You don't want to see. You know what? It's not good. It's not good. Well, Mike, I'm not on my bucket list. How about Nolan Wells? What about him and his friends? Mississippi, the black kid. Got all these photos of him and his friends playing football. Great guys. They're friends. Accidentally drowned. And all of a sudden it's a racial issue. Right. Friends. They were friends. What are friends for? No falling out. No falling out. No fighting. No, none. None. And he accidentally drowned. It's racial. I've certainly been out with friends of mine when I was young. And we left somebody behind for some reason. And it's his fault. Have you ever thought about going to sorority right now with seven or eight beautiful women? And having them rape you and then complain? I'm waiting for the invitation. Right. And laugh them out of the police department. I'll take my mail. I'll check my email. And what happens is in the media, the women are in fantasy.

1:53:00By the way, they're children. Yeah. They don't have free agency. And they're manipulated. Well, I thought they were, you know, the sexual... Well, I did. Women in children first off the sink and ship. No, no, not that. Wow. I got to be men. Men got to go first. Children, I'll buy that. But not women. How about men? Men first. Right. Would that ever work? No. I'm going to be the guy who has to stay in the sink and ship. Yeah. What's Segment in your reaction? Unbelievable, Andy Mack. I like it very much. You're always welcome here despite your banishment from the payroll. It's a resignation. I heart made you. I thank God you're resigned. You've got it. I thought you quit about a year ago. Yeah, I guess you didn't. Those would be time. I was technically part time. But now you're done. Now I'm done. Do you win and done? You got it. Segment, give me out. Doesn't look like an orange when you look at Segment. It does. It's a bangle color. It comes. It comes. Who day? Who day do you? Segment to a sorority and be raped by seven women. Okay. Show up in the prosecutor's office three weeks later and settle. I'm uncomfortable. No, you're in a half. What two years later? Two years later. She's obviously.

1:54:00Okay. I'll point the attorney general, Latisha James. Do the investigation. She'll be fair and objective. I will see if your predictions are bad. They're all going to be indicted. She's going to get 25 million. You don't believe it. No. Give me out of the stew's report, please. Well, everybody have a great weekend. We leave you with the immortal words of the stewed report. See how we patrol again next week. Until then, remember, breakfast driving doesn't determine who's right. Only who's left. This is Rodriguez Crawford saying, see you next week. That's the gun of TV we miss right there. Rodriguez Crawford and Paladin. 2150 by. Have gun. We'll travel. Yeah. We'll travel anytime. Rentent. Rentent and star. Peter doesn't like that. They thought he was abused and not paid correctly. So rentent and owners want to sue now. Flip, what about Lassie? Lassie. It's another one. St. Warff. Ripped off.

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