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3:03terrorism, who thinks indirectly that America deserved to be attacked on 9-11. And that is a radical Islamic extremist. And the people in New York elected him, how that was possible from the same electorate in 2001 to me who elected people like Rudolph Giuliani and Mike Bloomberg. It's almost impossible to consider one man that has perspective on NYPD as Mike Cadella. He has a new book out the evil that walked New York. He was born in Brooklyn and the officer Mike Cadella spent about 20 years as a cop in New York City. He began as a patrolman, made his way up to a detective sergeant and he served in some of the most elite and high stakes union in New York City. And Mike Cadella welcomed, I think, for the first time in the Bill Cunningham show. And first of all, Mike, why in 1983 in July, did you become, why did you elect some 40 years ago to become a police officer? Hey Bill, first of all, thanks for having me on the show, I appreciate it. You know what, Bill? To be honest, I was running around, I was a little wild as a kid and I had found myself

4:07actually with nothing going on. To be quite frank with you. And I decided to take the test. I took the test. Okay, I got called and once I got called to be a cop, I kind of made it my business to be a good cop, like a hardworking cop. And really, that's, I didn't have any, any desire as a young guy to be more enforcement. It's just something that I took the test. And again, once I came on, I said, I really want to work hard and be a good cop. Yeah, many people do whatever profession or your inner a blue collar job, which I think is fabulous. You simply take one step at a time, not much is going on. Many say I'm enjoying the military, whatever happens. In a sense, you said, well, I'll take the test. And if I, if I pass in and get called, I will. And if not, I'll do something else. Can you compare and contrast NYPD in July and August when you got your badge toward the end of 1983? Compare that NYPD to the NYPD of today.

5:11You know, when I came on and in the subsequent years and the 80s and 90s, it was a high crime. And it wasn't, New York was a tough and, and why I'll play this. But the difference was the people, the good people of New York, back to the police. They looked at, they looked at the police as being their friends. And even the criminals who were doing bad things, they respected the police as far as, for the most part, now I'm talking, not fighting with the cops when they get arrested, not running from the cops for the most part. Today, it seems like the people that are law abiding individuals, they don't view the cops as their friends, they view the cops as, now, as their enemies. Even though they may not be criminals themselves, they side with the criminals in these instances that happen every day in New York. And the criminals assault the cops, which you don't hear about on a regular basis.

6:11I mean, every day in New York City, two or three cops are going to the hospital because they were assaulted by criminals. And how do the judges in New York City now handle assaults on police officers? I would imagine 20, 30 years ago, if you beat up an NYPD cop in uniform, you had a problem. What happens today? You know, today they implemented that no bail law. So if you do get arrested, you don't get, they don't set a bail for you. And they basically let you out. And the criminals notice, every criminal knows us, that they could commit crime, whether it's being a cop, hitting a cop or really being a cop down or committing a robbery. They know when they go before the judge, the judge is going to say, no bail necessary, and you're out. You know, come back to court in eight months. And whether they come back to court or not is up for grabs. Most of the time they, they don't, they just take it as a get out of jail free pass. And so that's why they have no, they have no restrictions on beating up cops or committing crimes,

7:16basically. Yeah. And after all, there might be a one or a warrant. There might be a flag put on someone's record, pick them up. That doesn't happen either. Let's talk about 910-01, the day before 9-11. Then we're talking about 9-11 itself. You were a first responder on that day. And 910 was a Monday. It was a beautiful day in New York City. Things were relatively calm. And then in about 845 AM, the morning, 9-11, the world changed. Where were you when the first terrorist plane hit the tower? Where was at that point, Mike Cadilla? So that morning, I was actually home getting ready for work. My office was actually in seven world trade center, which was maybe a hundred yards from the buildings I got hit. But when the first plane hit the world trade center, I was home. I saw it on TV. I saw the plane in the building on TV. And I believe, like most people, that it was just a pilot that was off course. There was no indication that it was terrorism. I got in my car. I drove to work or began to drive to work.

8:18And I hit incredible traffic in the Brooklyn battery tunnel. Basically, I was stuck in the tunnel. At some point, I hear on the radio that another plane hit. And that's when, again, like most people, I realized that we were under attack. I tried to get out of the tunnel. I put my lighter in siren on because I had a government vehicle. And the traffic was so tight. And at such a distance, nobody moved from me. And then at some point, the FDNY fire truck came blaring down. As big as that truck is, people got out of this way. And I just jumped right behind that FDNY truck, made my way out of the tunnel. Once out of the tunnel, again, bumper to bumper traffic. Worst that in the tunnel, I just pulled the car over. At some fire hydrant. And ran towards the building. I did myself because the other time I got there, everything was got it off of the cops. I did myself because I was again in soft clothes, the building closed.

9:21I did myself. I went in, went into the south tower to try to help people come out of the building. I went up a flat of steps and there was a very tremendous flow of people running out. I was actually hindering the people running out. So I found another staircase to go up. My intention was to go up and help people who could have made it down. And at some point, the building began to shake. I thought the earthquake had hit. That's what it felt like. I never expected the building to be coming down. I started to run out and that's when the building basically came down. I'm well, I was in it. How far did you go away from the building when it collapsed? Were you 50 feet, 100 yards, how close were you to being murdered? Well, I was actually in the building when it came down. So at some point, the building, you know, you got contactables a little hard for me because of, you know, just the circumstance, but I was in the building. I turned to run out. I started to run out and the building just,

10:23everything just turned dark. Loud that one loud crash, I guess it was the building coming down. And it just, the force just threw me. So I was actually thrown from the building. So anyway, I guess from 15 to 20, 25 feet away from the building. And I ended up on the ground covered with the, the debris of the building. Did you have any apprehension at the time? I've heard this question asked and not answered other than we had no idea. Did anyone think, well, as you rushed into the South Tower, there was going to be a pancake that both towers were, was that even in the back of your mind? No, honestly, my concern was more of the fire. I had, you know, the building and then hit there was fire coming out of the building when I went in. And my concern was going up trying to get people out. I would encounter, you know, a fire at people. That was my concern.

11:23I, you know, 100 years I would have never expected the building to come down on my head. When you came, when you came, were you a little bit unconscious 15 feet, were you filled with dirt and debris? And, and did you apprehend what had happened at that point? Well, to be honest, I'm not sure if I was ever not, not on conscience. I found myself at some point, like I said, 15, 20 feet away on my back, totally covered with the, uh, debris that came found from the building. There was complete silence because the air at that point was so thick that there was no screaming. There was no sirens. I mean, they might have been going off and they might have been people screaming, but it, it couldn't be heard. So, and it was complete darkness. I tell everyone, it's, if you close your eyes and I'm in a dark room, this darkness was 10 times darker than that. Um, but at some point, somebody actually show, uh, uh, the detective from the Austin squad who kept this, this, uh, equipment in his vehicle,

12:25showing a light up in the sky. I was on the ground sometime at this point and he said, if you can see the light, try to walk the light and I did. I was able to get out again. I was covered with all that stuff and the whites, certain stuff and I walked toward the light. And he just swoop me up and, uh, took me to, uh, another building to this, to this day. I don't know where he took me, but he took me to, uh, another building. Mike Cadilla, did you have an apprehension you might have been dead? If I'm in complete darkness and terrible events taken place and I see a light, I'm thinking of Jesus Christ. I'm thinking I'm dead. Did you have that apprehension? Well, I thought about that point. I, uh, didn't think it was at that point, anything I was dead, but at some point, my life, honestly did pass before my eyes. I know people talk about it. I don't know if they experience what I experienced, but you're, um, you're, your eyes, or I should say, my life did pass before my eyes. And, um, you know, it does happen or it didn't happen to me at least.

13:29How many fellow officers or first responders, friends of yours, were murdered that day? Well, you know, I know a few actually not only law enforcement, but actually guys, I knew growing up, were worked in the building in, uh, Cantifid's Gerald and some other building and some other, uh, companies. And I know them from not being a cop. I know them from years earlier and they lost their lives in that building in those buildings. So as you walked toward the light on 9-11, you're walking toward the light. What happened next? Well, at some point I got up, I got up, I was able to get up and I was stumbling towards where the light was shining and the detective really scooped me up, just grabbed me and, uh, washed me into a building. Again, I don't know where I was. I went into another building and, um, I'll tell you what probably saved my life in the long run, um, from getting sick.

14:30Uh, Michael, a lot of these guys are getting sick from cancer. There was actually a gentleman in the, in the lobby or in the building throwing up, um, really heaving and throwing up and that normally wouldn't affect me. But this particular day, looking at that and all this stuff I had ingested made me throw up. And the stuff I, that came out of me was this black, uh, really horrible stuff that I had swallowed and ingested. And I got it all up by throwing up and I'm sure that that's probably why, to this day, I don't have any of the sicknesses, always a little poor guys out. Mike Kadel, uh, can you reflect upon the next few hours as an NYPD officer who was by split second, not murdered and you're, you're in the dark. Uh, you're filled with dirt and grime and filth and part of the building. You see the light you get scooped up and you're in some other building. Can at this point here, we're 25 years later, can you reflect upon what happened that day?

15:32The luck that you had, why your life was saved when so many others were not. Do you look back and what are your reflections? You know, um, so I honestly believe that my guardian angel helped me out of that building or helped me survive. And when I, after being in that lobby for a short, or in that building for a short time, I was taken to the hospital just to get cleaned up or get my, you know, my vision was really bad for all the stuff that got in my eyes and I was taken to the hospital and the doctors nurses were patiently waiting for incoming patients, you know, from the building, but nobody came because most, most of the people died. There wasn't a lot of injuries. They were expecting like a major influx of people to come in, but it was quiet because again, most people died. A lot, most people didn't make it out the way I made it out. So again, I was lucky. I think I thank my guardian angel for taking care of me.

16:36Um, after they cleaned out my eyes and, um, washed me up or washed myself up a little bit, I went back in and got another look at the devastation. It was, it was horrible day. There's been information coming out that maybe New York City, etc. did not tell the truth about the toxic materials that were ingested by people like you, we're 25 years later. Do you hold any grievances against the government officials in New York City that did not accurately report the health problems? Uh, geez, you know, I, I mean, I haven't given them much thought to be quite honest. You know, my, my objection is they had only, see, my whole unit worked the morgue right after that. So my whole division actually worked the morgue and we were there to try to make some kind of sense out of the body parts and the bodies that came in. And, but most of the job, most of the police were on the pile, I mean, where the buildings were.

17:43And those buildings burned. There was a fire burning in those buildings for months. My problem is, all my question is, after they realized that there were no survivors, which would have taken, I guess, a few days, after they realized there were no survivors buried. What was the rush to clean up the building, like the, like the aftermath and the crumbled building? They should have waited for the fires to go out and then they should have went in and cleaned everything up. Just moving all that, moving that dust and that dirt and that buildings and everything else that disintegrated on the way down got a lot of guys sick and that was a mistake. We have about a minute remaining. How's your health today? Thank God, my health is good. Thank you. All right, retired and you served two more years. Do you have any feelings or thoughts about Mamdani, who's an Islamic extremist, democratically elected mayor, serving now that the New Yorkers

18:51who were alive after 9-11, a 9-12-9-13, could they have conceived that New Yorkers would have elected a person like Mamdani? It's an incredible, it's an incredible thought. I can't even wrap my head around the fact that people, both of this guy, who's friends with all of these extremists, he actually has his chief counsel represented Al Qaeda terrorists and now he's a chief counsel of New York City. It's ridiculous. I mean, it's amazing. But yeah, I don't know what's going, I don't know what happened to our city and a major part of our country too. I'm not sure I could explain what happened. Retired police officer, Detective Sargent Mike Cadella. Thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham show. The name of the book is the evil that walked New York and the evil continues to walk. Mike Cadella, thank you very much. God bless you. Thank you. Thank you, Bill. Thank you. God bless you. I'll let's continue with more. You the lived or died. And Mike

19:56Cadella had the guardian angel protecting him walking toward the light. Bill Cunningham, News Radio 700 W-U-L-W. All right, let's continue now 25 years later. In fact, after 1 o'clock today, Leland Vitter will be here from News Nation who has spent years in the Middle East, his particular perspective that many of us have failed. I photoshopped quickly an item on CNN when a woman named Randy O'Winegartener, who's the head of the Teachers Union, put out a misive, shall we say, to her devotees in the teaching business, the American Federation of Teachers Randy O'Winegarten, in which she said, do not relate 9-11 to Islamic terror. And so when a comment or two is that the Americans living today have been miseducated by the Teachers' unions and especially the large urban areas, not at places like our Lady of

20:59Victory or all Saints, not like Mueller High School or Covington Catholic, but generally speaking, the philosophies of Randy O'Winegarten are held by most of the teachers and administrators and most of the public schools in the country. And in fact, I happened to take a photo of one of the headlines on CNN and I said the following, Fairfax County Virginia Schools advised teachers not to link 9-11 with radical Islam. What? Well, because the truth hurts, radical Islam practiced for the last few hundred years, and especially the past 47 years, has literally killed millions and millions of innocent people and will keep doing it until the demands of the Quran are fulfilled in which the infidel must be murdered. In fact, Osama bin Laden, the mastermind, of the evil assault and the spiritual leader of radical Islam said, quote, it is the individual

22:06duty of every Muslim to kill the Americans and their allies, their military, their civilian and their families. Quote, kill them all. Now, that's alien to things that you and I may think about. I'm a practicing Roman Catholic. Do unto others that you'd like done unto you turn the other cheek. With radical Islam, that's not the case. They're being ordered to do just the opposite, to be head men, rape women and sell their children and a slavery. I took some time and you do the same thing. I simply put into Google list of Islamic terror attacks. And they have several thousands beginning in the 1980s and the last what 40s, 45, 46 years by country, by continent, by date, and by number of casualties. The deaths add up to hundreds of thousands of murdered people and millions of injuries. And that is not an entire accounting of all that's going on.

23:10There is a direct line between Osama bin Laden on one hand and Iran today on the other. They are brothers and arms. They have the same philosophy. October 7th, the attack on Israel, the same philosophy. February 1993, the World Trade Center first attacked the same philosophy. The list goes on and on and on blowing up buses and pizza parlors and military bases and hotels and buildings all over the world. In fact, the great majority of the attacks are by Muslims on other Muslims, mainly in Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran and other Middle Eastern countries. They kill themselves and greater numbers and they kill Catholics, Christians, Jews and others. They're being ordered to do so. The goal of Osama bin Laden was to spark a holy war, bring it down Muslim governments in favor of a caliphate that would rule by the laws of the 7th

24:11century in Saudi Arabia, 7th century, and to collapse the morale of the decadent West. We are the great Satan. Osama bin Laden fits nicely inside the government of Iran today. Same philosophy, brothers and arms. Every Democrat and Republican president has said that Iran must be eliminated militarily for revolutionary guard, Republican guard, Obama said it, Hillary Clinton said it, Bill Clinton said it, Barack Hussein Obama said it, Kamala Harris said it, Chuck Schumer said it, they've all said the same thing. That when Iran gets a nuclear weapon because they have an apocalyptic view of the world, they will use it. First change, they're going to number one, the little Satan Israel, then the big Satan, which is us. And I've said repeatedly over the past year or two, at least since February 28th, put me in the 1-3rd of Americans who believe, and I like to

25:12convince the other 2-3rds, put me in the 1-3rd that believes this is a war that started against us decades ago that we've never properly finished the war. When evil attacked us on December 7th, 1941, we won that war to its logical conclusion, which is a total destruction of Japan and Germany. We won. This is a war that seemingly we don't want to win because politically it's not popular to win this war. When this war has killed literally millions of human beings. Not as many as World War II, the number for World War II is around 50 million civilian and military. Might be more than that. The evil of socialism, by the way, the Nazis were the national socialist party, the socialism in Nazi Germany and Russia and China killed tens of millions of innocent people. They've hooked up, they've hooked their wagon to radical Islam. If you take the normal liberal Democrats,

26:16and on top of them, the democratic socialists of America, socialism, throw in a little mix, a little flavoring of communism, then layer on top of that Islamic extremism. That is a combustible explosion that's going to happen to our country. The next time, it likely will not be airplanes in the buildings. Likely it's going to be a drone attack or turning off the electrical grid or EMG attack, EMP attack over Iowa or somehow sneak a dirty bomb somewhere into America and set it off. They want to kill us in large numbers. Where you get the information from, largely it's from schools and Randy Weingarten who talks about don't tie 9-11 to Islamic terrorism. How do you not tie it? When the leader of that attack said quote, it is the individual duty of every Muslim to kill the Americans and their allies, their military, their civilian and their families. And his goal

27:17was to bring down four aspects of our country. That's why Islamic terrorism. That's why the terrorists picked the twin towers in New York. That is the center of capitalism. Secondly, they wanted to pick the centers of the military and for liberty that keeps us free, which is the Pentagon. And they also wanted to, so they attacked the twin towers. They attacked the Pentagon. And then the fourth plane was set scheduled to likely go into either the capital or the White House, likely the capital. So they want to have to liberty, capitalism, our military and our democracy. They want it all done. They don't want democracy. But they want, it's the religion of peace until they get control. Then it's shall we say insufferable and intolerant not to accept Islam in Nigeria today. On the Western coast of Africa dominated by Boko Haram and other terrorists, there's up to 100,000 Catholics and Christians murdered by Islamic extremists in Nigeria. As we speak,

28:23a males are forced to kneel and and give up their Catholicism or their Christianity. Otherwise, they're beheaded. They must join Islam if they don't they're beheaded. Women are raped to death and their children are sold into sexual slavery. That's happening today. In fact, the Arab world, the Muslim world was largely in charge of slavery for the past 1000 years. And the UN will tell you, there's more slaves alive today than in the in the 1700s. More slaves are alive today. At America and Western Europe, it stops slavery. But the Arabs and the Muslim did not. They continue it today unbeknownst to many educationally because the teacher's union say there's no connection between 9-11 and radical Islam. And that's what's that's what's being taught in our schools. And imagine getting a conservative viewpoint in ecology university. It doesn't exist. When you're trying to get a memorial to Charlie Kirk, it is torn down forth with and college co-eds, especially our reenacting, shall we say. The murder of Charlie Kirk,

29:29which was that when your anniversary would have been yesterday. You can only imagine, you might recall that Clema County had a guy named Chad Dorman, mentally ill, who killed his three young children, shot them to death, chase, hunter, and Clayton. And Chad Dorman was eventually sentenced to life imprisonment consecutively with no chance of parole. I bring this up for this reason. There were not large numbers of men standing around Clema County saying go get him Chad. We're going to raise you $3 million for your defense. And we understand why you did that. When similar events took place involving Lindsey Clancy, there were hundreds of women in their silly pink outfit standing around supporting Lindsey Clancy, helping to raise her $3 million. There's something wrong

30:34with many American white females that are educated that want to support Lindsey Clancy and ignore the suffering of Cora, little Dawson and Callan murdered by Lindsey Clancy. Cora, I'm sorry, Cora Clancy was five. Dawson was three in Callan, I think it was eight months old. And then same thing happened, of course, with Brian Thompson, the CEO of United Health Care, murdered, tracked down, hunted down, and killed by Luigi. You have hundreds of women standing up in New York City, demanding that he be released and that he's innocent. I can't imagine we guys in Batavia, Clema County demanding that Chad Dorman be set free when he murdered his three sons. Everyone said, lock them up, hang them high. That's it. There's something sick in our society, the miseducation of our youth, miseducation, grade school, high school, college's universities, in which Charlie Kirk is

31:35hounded down and murdered on a college campus. But the products of this education system say to Lindsey Clancy, hey, we're with you on this one, honey. We understand why you murdered your own three babies. No man would stand up in Clema County and say, hey, Chad Dorman, go get a man. We understand why you murdered your babies. Something is a miss, something is wrong. Let's continue with more. And I have a guest coming up next, Leland Vitter, who's spent years and years in the Middle East. And I think he's going to make a direct connection, a direct line between Iran today and Osama bin Laden and all the other hundreds of thousands of terror attacks all over the world by Islamic terrorists. They do not want peace. They want war and they want to die. They want to kill you and your family. It's no different now than it was to to Israel on October the 7th and no different than it was beginning years ago with the S. Air air fat and Islamic terror

32:37all over the Middle East. It's ongoing today. And how two thirds of us, two thirds of now the American people see no connection between Iran today and what happened on 9 11 is thoroughly despicable. We need a renaissance. We need a reckoning in our society in which you have to understand who the enemy is and what they want to do to us. They want to kill you. They want to behead you. They want to rape your wife and your daughter and they want your kids to be sold into slavery. That is radical Islam today. And the mayor of New York City, Mamdani, is a fellow traveler of that movement. He now controls New York City. That is almost freaking impossible. But it happened. And fortunately, President Trump at the Pentagon made the direct connection between Islamic terror hundreds of thousands of examples all over the world plus 9 11 where 2,977 were murdered including 71 police officers on that day. Some 343 firefighters

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36:50is profound. It brings back memories. I had a tear in my eye about 846 AM when the first plane struck. Joining you now is Leland Vitter of news nation on every night. Leland Vitter welcome again to the building. Coming in show. First of all, Leland, where were you on 9-11-01? I was getting ready to go to college. And the issue of your future life, those some of the remembrances I have are profound because we thought it was a Pearl Harbor day. And the coverage of it is emotionally wretching. When you were in college in an 01, what was the feeling among your classmates, etc. about the profound moments that had just happened? It was a few days before I went to college. So we arrived at college having all just experienced this. In fact, one of my floor mates, her father had taken the day off at Canterfitch, Gerald, to take her school shopping. It was only in the

37:54service. So it was real. The patriotism that came over. Me was real. Not so much even at that time for a number of young idealistic college kids. I think what's interesting, Bill, 25 years later, is how much we have forgotten and how clear it is that we did not learn the lessons. You called it a Pearl Harbor day. On Pearl Harbor, we understood that the Japanese wanted to destroy us. Right? That crystallized in America. There was a debate in America before that about what the Japanese and what the Germans wanted to do. Pearl Harbor clarified that moment that the country came together against evil. On 9-11, America came together against terror. We didn't come together against evil. And evil is the expansionist Islam that on 9-11, the first World Trade Center bombing, the Bayroot Barrett's bombing before that, and then after that, including 9-11 of 2012, when my

39:01good friend Glendority was killed in Benghazi, the Muslim religion has not changed. Or the Islamist I should say have not changed in their desire for conquest and to take over the United States. That has not changed. Their desire to destroy Western values because they view them as incompatible with Islam, which they are. Can look at it either way. But the fact that we did not view this as Pearl Harbor. We've not treated it as Pearl Harbor, I think is a really terrifying realization 25 years later. And Leland Vitter, the average Americans about 31 years old, so we talk about an event 25 years ago. It's similar to me talking about the 1961 Yankees. It's something outside of the frame of reference. I watched a lot of the family members. You seem to be between 15 and 25, 30 years old reading names. And the great majority can only look at the video and look at the studies and look at the photographs and look at the shows on what 9-11 was on to them.

40:02It's a memory. And you make the connection that and I'll make it now that the revolutionary guard in Iran today, tonight, tomorrow, have the same goals of Osama bin Laden, the same goals of October the 7th, the same goals of the first World Trade Center bombing, the same goals of the Fort Hood shooter, a major in the United States Army who killed his fellow soldiers. And we're waxing and waning over the past 25 years because of the failure of finding WMD in Iraq because time passes. We forget. We're doomed to repeat the same mistakes. We're going to we made before that when the president Bill Clinton had a clean shot of Osama bin Laden and didn't take it because there was a Saudi Arabian prince nearby. I didn't want to kill the prince and we've had numerous examples in the last 25 to 50 years of the same events taking place that killed 2977 of our fellow citizens and the four sites. And here we sit on middle of September

41:10and two-thirds of the American people do not make the connection between 9-11 and the revolutionary and it's the same philosophy and it's a war we have to win politically when you say part of that. Yeah, part of that Bill, because we don't teach it, right? That many of our schools actively don't teach what was behind what ideology was behind 9-11, but I think you're understating the problem if I might. Which is the problem is not just terror as we as we feel it and see it as it's discussed, right? You know major attacks. Another part of the problem is the seeding of expansionist Islam throughout America and we have seen what happens when Islam gets footholds in places like Gehrborn in places like Texas. They demand and teach tolerance and then once they have power, they demand acquiescence and they become intolerant and demand

42:13subjugation which is how you get to religion a religion of peace. Islam is very peaceful once they've taken over and subjugated everybody then it's perfectly peaceful. So that that I think is the much larger problem as dangerous as some guy wanting to blow himself up or in a dollar sign attack, you know, in Fort Hood, whatever it is. That is the that is the tip of the spear. The much more dangerous part is what comes behind from expansionist Islam. And you see it, Middle Eastern countries for centuries had many many Christians, Catholics and Jews living in Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon. They were physically present. And over the last 50 to 100 years, in fact before that, there was an obliteration of other religions. I can't imagine a group of Christians, a group of Catholics, 50 or 100 Catholics saying, you know what,

43:15why don't we move to Beirut? Why don't we move to Damascus? And what we're going to do then is practice our religion in those Muslim countries. And we're going to force those countries to listen to our demands to ring the church bells. We're going to have possessions, Catholic possessions inside the streets. And we want you to recognize us. What would happen to those to those Christians? Wouldn't last very long, right? I think we all know that. He had sort of self-evident. But Bill, you're on to the larger point. And what I think is the only good thing is we are having these conversations now. JD Bands, the vice president of the United States, talked about it openly last night on national television. Ted Cruz talked about the dangers of expansion to Islam and what is happening in the United States on national television. And no longer does the threat of being labeled in Islamophobia has been used to silence everybody

44:19for the past 25 years. That is no longer working. And that to me is the most interesting part of what we're dealing with right now. And Leland, you have great experiences in Europe, etc. Can you describe the Islamic hold right now in parts of Europe? And the next 10 to 20 years is going to metastasize because European women are not having babies, but Muslim women are about three times the rate. So because of democracy, if it hasn't happened already, Islam will take over most of Europe, correct? In many places it has taken up. There's now Sharia councils that have the effect of law in a number of cities in Europe. There's a number of cities in Europe you can't walk your dog. There's a number of cities in Europe that are now talking about banning their national flags, including some in the UK because they're offensive. So that is the direction

45:22that in less we change course, we've always been a few years behind Europe, right? And you think about the UK, nationalized health care, that's always been a discussion in the United States. We've always been a few years behind, which is a good thing. Hopefully we're able to course correctly see what is so dangerous ahead. It would be inconceivable. All the signs that we will never forget, remember 9-11, there were signs all over NYC in New York City talking about 9-11, we will never forget. 25 years later, so Ron Mamdani is the mayor of New York City. And I'm thinking, well, they have forgotten his role in the 9-11, remember it says it was minuscule, nobody wanted to make him the focus. But he's not a terrorist, but he advocates for terrorism. He's not a person, a suicide bomber that were running a delicatessen of blue people up. But he says that suicide bombers are soldiers in the fight. They're not terrorists, they're soldiers.

46:23So how far in New York City have forgotten? Well, more importantly, I think Bill is that he creates a moral equivalence between the threat of expansion as Islam and Western values. And there is not. Western values are inherently superior and exceptional as opposed to Islam. Islam has not gone through the reformation as you point it out. Muslims in the United States come here and worship peacefully and get jobs and are allowed to practice their religion. The reverse is not true in the Middle East. We understand what when Islam takes over, what happens? We've seen it now for hundreds of years. What's terrifying about Mamdani, and I think also I do outside of it, and maybe they'll be scarier and Michigan, I'll say they said the killing of civilians is never acceptable. And you hear that and you go,

47:27well right, that's absolutely true. Except that is the very same argument that is used to prevent the United States from going on the attack to defend itself against Iran. And it's the very same this argument that's used to prevent Israel from defending itself and going on the attack against Hamas because if one civilian dies, any civilian death unacceptable, it draws a moral equivalence between those that target civilians, expansion is Islam, and those that try to avoid killing civilians in a war to defend themselves, which is the West. And that's the slight of hand that's occurring today. And it's working. This is the fear I have. There's a couple hundred Islamic radicals that either run for office, this November or are in office. And once it is the, it's taken over parts of deer born, et cetera, and parts of Texas that call to prayer, et cetera. As you say, it's the religion of peace until we take over, then it's the religion of intolerance. When America was attacked

48:32on Pearl Harbor, we launched a four and a half five year struggle against Japan and against Germany. There was only about 2500 service personnel that died of Pearl Harbor, but we launched the attacks all over the world. When America was attacked on 9-11, at least in the beginning, we went to Afghanistan, then Iraq, and we were resulting in that, killed hundreds of thousands of civilians. In addition, Ward were two, we killed millions and millions of civilians. And Germany and Japan is collateral damage. It wasn't our goal to do it, but they were in the way and we did it. When Israel was attacked on October the 7th, it would be the same as if some terrorist group had taken over at Mexico, launched attacks into Austin, Texas, killed 25,000 people. On the way out the door back to Mexico, they would have gone to maybe Texas tech and kidnapped several thousand students to put them in tunnels all over Mexico. What would America have done at that point, Leland-Vetter? All hell would have broken loose, but Israel was not permitted to defend itself. They have to be real careful. And that is, and that is what the argument now from the

49:36left is that we are not able to defend ourselves, right? I do outside saying, hey, look, I don't want to be spending money on bombs when I want to be spending money on schools, is that the real problem in America schools is we don't have enough money. So that's where this argument is going. And it's important to be clear right on it. And I think what is the lesson 25 years later from 9-11 is not that we've forgotten what happened. It's that we've forgotten who did it to us and why they did it. And how other people of the same faith want to do to America what those terrorists wanted to do, which is take over now. They may not want to do it by the same means, but the religion of Islam calls for the conquest of other societies. You cannot be a true believer in Islam. And I say this is somebody who lived in the Middle East. So feel free to argue with me if you want. But the Quran is on my side. You cannot be a true believer in Islam and not want to expand Islam. That's

50:40what it calls its people to do. The difference is that Islam in its current form allows for that conquest to be done with violence or coercion. Christianity does not permit that. Judaism does not permit that or preach that. Islam does. Well, we got to go. And I would say about minute remaining, Leland Vitter of News Nation. The brothers and arm of Al Qaeda are now in charge of the Revolutionary Guard in Iran. It's the same philosophy. It's hundreds of years old. And it's not changed. In America, they want to do it by the ballot box. And in the Middle East, they do it at the with arms and bullets and with guns and with swords in which people are beheaded. But one of the great philosophers said many, many years ago that America will fall from the ballot box and not because some foreign army has invaded us. And in a sense of foreign army has invaded us. And they're called radical

51:43Islamist who are now holding political office, including in New York City, which is truly unbelievable. Leland Vitter, you've been so consistent on that. You've been very consistent over the years. Very consistent. Well, you know, less lessons learned the hard way. Perhaps a lot more about this tonight, obviously, Bill. And then in war notes, which is our newsletter every day, warnotes.com to subscribe for free to for your listeners. War notes, Leland Vitter. And Leland Vitter, if we forget the past, we're doomed to repeat it. And Leland Vitter, Leland Vitter, News Nation. Once again, thanks for coming on the bill, cutting him. So thank you, Leland. Thank you. God bless you. Listen to what he's saying. Listen to his remarks. And this ballot box is important. And if we do not learn the histories of this country and how we got here and the problems of 9-11 and the disaster of that day and what followed, we're doomed to repeat it at the ballot box. Bill, cutting him, News Radio 700 W. U.L.W. I will not forget the wound to our country.

52:47And those who inflicted it. I will not yield. I will not rest. I will not relant in waging this struggle for freedom and security for the American people. The course of this conflict is not known. Yet his outcome is certain. Freedom and fear, justice and cruelty have always been at war. And we know that God is not neutral between them. Fellow citizens, we'll meet violence with patient justice, assured of the rightness of our cause, and confident of the victories to come. And all that lies before us may God grant us wisdom. Quiet numbs go. I'm broadcasting. I'm saying 25 years later, mom Donnie is the mayor of New York City. And Dr. Abdul was leading in the

53:53polling when it comes to Senator from Michigan. How about we'll never forget whatever happened or that? Gone. Yeah. 25 years later. We're in trouble. And I'm glad you brought that up. Okay. You might recall two or three years ago, and he got him dormant in Clamont County. Took out a gun and murdered his three children. Remember that guy? Yeah, that's true. You're right. I remember that. Yep. His kid's name is right. You're right. It's right. It chased down one of the shot him in the head. Yeah. Little boys. Their names are Chase Hunter and Clayton. Where there are hundreds of men lining up in Clamont County, saying, you know, Chad Durman, good job. You ought to be set free. You ever call any of that event taking place? Negative. Now how about here we are about 23 years later? Okay. Lindsay Clancy. Yeah. She. In Massachusetts. She now watched strangles the death her three little babies. Yeah. Hundreds of women in their silly pink outfits stood up supporting her. In fact, raised her $3 million. Now I'm asking you,

54:56we got a what we got a problem. They should have been they should have been put put on a plane. Gone and send some places in the middle somewhere. I think we have a woman problem educated white females that support, including the murderer of Brian Thompson, Luigi Mangione. Women stand up in New York City saying three thousands of dollars for him. He shot the guy right in the right right in the right in that back. Well, on that street. And you know, what me? No, what me? I know, I'm thinking they know, I don't know. And I see this story out of the NFL player again is a training dogs to fight and kill each other pit bulls. They got I got five years in jail. Okay. But the later the women say that Mangione shot shot in the back of man should get off and also said Lindsay Clancy. Hey, honey, no big deal. We're going to raise you money. Whatever happens to the victim. They forget about the victims and all this stuff, right? These three kids. I mean, she went nuts,

56:00right? Right. Killed her own. Yeah. And then she went jumped out a window. Jumped out a window. The baby's names were Cori Clancy five. Dawson Clancy was three. And Cal and Clancy was eight months old. And these women, look at that photo. Hundreds of women lined up to the supporter. I don't know. I would say something but probably get let go. Stunning. Thank you. How about you, Amiga? And they raised three million dollars for her. Oh, and then Chad Dorman did that. There's three. What were the odds of hundreds of men standing up in Batavia saying, we support you, Chad? Zero. No. Well, it's Massachusetts. Right? I don't count. I guess. I don't know. In New York City. Willie, the Studio Port is a proud service of your local temp star heating and air conditioning dealers. Temstar quality. You can feel and Cincinnati call way over here at one eight eight eight nine nine six HVAC.

57:01Can you smell when I'm cooking or not? Yes. And one might say what about Patrick Clancy? The husband, the father who went out to get dinner for the family. Yeah. He comes back a half an hour later and his babies are dead. Yeah. Does anyone think about Patrick? And she jumped out the window. Right. I don't ask me high school football, actually, all across the tri state tonight. Willie, six o'clock high school football tonight. You ESPN 15 30 Fox Sports 13 60 Skyline, Chilli Cross Town Showdown Game of the Week is a Wint and Woods of Turpin. What about Deer Park and Redding? Deer Park and Redding's another one. Say, look at a picture of these women. They all ought to be deported playing somewhere. Yeah. Because you're not thinking right. Yeah. You're not kidding. Call his football tomorrow, Willie, Western Carolina, the catamounts roll into town against the Bearcats at six on one, two, seven, the home of shroom. What is a catamount? It's like a squirt or rabbit, like a Panther. No, it's like a like a Panther or Jaguar or

58:06something. Holy Cross and Miami Red Hawks tomorrow, Alabama, Kentucky, and end of our night. One Ohio State, the four Texas. By the way, say the Trumpster drew a connection today between the brothers and arms in Iran and Osama bin Laden. Their brothers with the same purpose to kill, maim, rape and destroy civilizations and lives. We're fighting in Iran because of things like 9-11. Please continue. Willie, let's see. Bengals update brought to you by Midwestern plumbing and my good friend, Chris Wilson, experience you can trust Bengals and Buckeneers Sunday. You can get ready for the game today at three at three oh five of the 700 W. W. Pello Windows adores football frenzy show DJ Turner's going to play Sunday and also chase. Jamar chase and T Higgins are ready to go see I raised this question a week ago you snickered at me

59:07about what? Let's see soccer. There are reports FC Cincinnati's going after a racing Louisville for the NWSL franchise there and move it here. MLS action tomorrow night. It's a Charlotte at FC Cincinnati 7 o'clock on ESPN or yeah, let me see. Oh Fox Sports 1360. Don't make a mistake like that again. Reds and Brewers tonight in Milwaukee 610 right here on 700 W. W. W. And on this day in 1985 September the 11th 1985 was a date that will live in glory now not so much. Number 14. Edward Rose hit number 4192 against Eric Schell and the San Diego Padres and the Russan sisters say we have to get back to the commercials. William honor of the 25th anniversary of 9-11 never forget. We have forgotten those segment. We have forgotten. Maldonise the mayor of New York City. We leave you

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1:03:16to get together, to be married to each other for life, to have children together that you raise together, to have kids playing in the yard, to have bicycles out. They can ride their bikes around the neighborhood until dark, and which your kids go to a functional school. In my case, a practicing Roman Catholic, go to church together, develop the attributes necessary for that young person, a boy or a girl, to understand their loved, that the mom and dad are there for reasons, and that you're at a family structure, is defined by a man, a woman, and children, maybe grandparents, maybe four grandparents, aunts and uncles, and you party and have fun together as a family is the American dream dead. In fact, I read other literature as you may know that a young Americans between the ages of 18 and 35, especially men are in complete crisis, and it's extremely expensive to go to college with college debt. The best jobs to get in my view point are blue collar jobs, which would pay about $140,000 a year, and which many plumbers electricians, drywallers get paid

1:04:20that kind of money enough to put together a family structure. The thrust of American society for about 200 of the 250 years was to build a family structure to have children, to have a family structure to have kids playing in the yard, to have the kids on the bicycles told dark when the lights came on, to go to a good school, a good church, and pass on the values. I'm not sure that's happening so much anymore, but nonetheless, Diane Ferrero is the CEO of SaveTheStarks.org. I think it's located in Texas. She has a great column up about the expenses of having children. In America today, the average young female has about 1.7 children, and that's not even replacement numbers. Diane Ferrero, welcome. I think for the first time to the Bill Cunningham show. So, tell us now, tell us about the difficulties you point out in your column. Yes, well, we have found, and this is no surprise, it's expensive to live in this day and age. And for families, you know, looking to raise children, it is more expensive than ever. However, there are resources

1:05:24and programs available to everyone across this great country. So, no family ever has to feel that they are not in a position to bring a child into this world. That's what SaveTheStarks is all about to really introduce the mother to her baby, and then make sure she thrives afterwards. Again, with the local church support, local community support. And just like you said, I was raised, I was adopted, I was raised by a single daddy with a plumber after my mother died. And he provided a great life for my brother and myself. And I just encourage all families to look out, you know, see what the options are and really explore what it looks like to raise a family. And we are here to make it possible for everyone in the United States. You know, Diane, Americans in their 20s, the great majority are not married. In fact, something that range of 45 to 47% of women between the ages of 18 and 40 do not have children. It used to be the majority of women had children. Now the majority of women do not have children. And there's a sense among me, I say, your generation,

1:06:26younger Americans, that get a degree, have your own life, establish your career, then meet somebody special and get married into 30s or 40s. Is that accurate from your perspective? And if it's wrong, how can that be changed? Well, it is accurate, unfortunately, you know, our society, it put themselves first. It's a rather selfish society if you have to be honest about this. But we believe that those young families, when they are looking to start and, you know, have children at an earlier age, you know, of course, we believe in a college education, we believe in starting your career, but you can do those things in tandem. And absolutely, a mother and father in the household is critical to the success of our future society. We do know that when a woman is facing an unplanned pregnancy on her own as a single mother, it is a struggle for her. That's why we do encourage our folks who come through our mobile medical clinics to look into fatherhood programs. So many pregnancy centers around the United States offer amazing fatherhood

1:07:27programs. We have dare to be a dad on our website. It's a free program. And there's a church in right outside Cincinnati called seven hills and they have amazing parenting programs and fatherhood programs. Yes. And also pregnancy centers are everywhere in which women are told abortion should not be an option. This thing arose a little bit with Lindsey Clancy. And the fact she had a hung jury, I think 11 of the 12 jurors said that they wanted to find her not guilty by reason of insanity and talk about postpartum depression, et cetera. And then in Cincinnati and Claremont County, we had a father named Orphan who killed his own three little boys with a rifle. He of course was crazy. He got life imprisonment without possibility of parole. There was another horrible case that Illinois about a week ago in which a mother took her two year old toddler and hung him from the raptors in the basement. You have a case in Massachusetts where a father, I'm sorry, a mother and a grandmother killed four babies. I'm looking at this and I'm saying there's something wrong about our society. These things, I'm sure happened. But is

1:08:29there in your sense postpartum depression? That's a real thing. Can you explain how women overcome that without killing their babies? Yes. I mean, those are such tragic cases and we pray for those families and it is absolutely heartbreaking. Postpartum depression absolutely is rampant. And the sad thing is a lot of women don't know where to go for help. They're not getting the maybe medical supporter counseling that they need. This is a beautiful opportunity for the church to step in. If churches can step up and release around women in their communities with counseling and services and programs, you know, new moms, especially those younger moms who are single moms who did face an unplanned pregnancy. But even women who are married, you know, they might not recognize the signs of postpartum depression. We work with a pregnancy center in California that actually goes out to the woman's home for three months just to help her if she does have postpartum depression. Make sure she's getting healthy foods. Make sure she's getting the counseling and

1:09:32supporting the vitamins. And just having someone check in on these women to make sure that again, they are felt, they're heard and they are being treated for postpartum depression if they are facing that. So I'm so glad you brought that up and we need to continue to pray as a country for these women who are struggling with postpartum depression and make sure they're getting the support and care that they need. You know, years ago, years in the stats from the 1950s, which is, you know, that's like 76 years ago. That's like another generation. But but it was very, very uncommon for a woman, a young girl to get pregnant and not be married. There were things called shot gun weddings. You and I may know what that means, but it means that the father of the woman, the girl would get a shotgun out and tell the boy, the man, you're marrying my daughter. And so it was quite unusual to have a woman or a girl get pregnant outside of marriage. Now it is more common to have children without a man around, without a father around. And society doesn't society encourage you

1:10:38not to get married because I can recall my conversations with the great Thomas Sol who talked about a 1950, the odds of a black baby being born to a intact family was 88 percent among the so-called Kud White community. It was 94 percent. In fact, he let he grew up in a time when there were no no locks on doors. You didn't have to have a key to get in. And that was in the so-called black community. But government got involved in the 60s and 70s and told young mothers, you don't need a husband. You might need a father, but you don't need a husband. Don't get married. And will be the father of your child through welfare benefits. Is that a problem? It absolutely is a problem. And that was something very calculated by the government. And just like you said, it happened in the 1960s, the decade of sex drugs and rock and roll. That's when I was born. And that's when I was born out of Weblock. And that's why my birth mother chose adoption for me. Thank goodness that she did that. But the government really did

1:11:39put really that pressure on a woman to feel like, oh, she doesn't need a man in her life. She can do this on her own. They were giving her more money than maybe her young boyfriend or young husband could be making in a career. But that really changed the whole trajectory of what's happening in this country. And that's why there's so many single moms. And men have just been shoved to the side. Men have been told, you know, a turbody her choice. And we know that when men step up and say, I'm going to stand with you, I'm going to help you raise this baby. I'm here for you. We're doing this together. 79% of the time bill, that woman will choose life for her child. The other issue I have is with abortion. And as a practicing Roman Catholic, the Bible speaks to to the issue that babies in utero are babies. We live in a disposable society where the governor of Massachusetts, a woman named Healey, they had a law that made it hard to get abortions after six months.

1:12:39I mean, babies, the sonograms after about the first three months are quite expressive of what a baby looks like in the womb. That is a baby. And you can see the body parts of a baby. And then the six month, which is certainly a baby, brain activity, organ activities, field pain, et cetera. That wasn't liberal enough. So the practicing Roman Catholic, she says, governor of Massachusetts, signed a law that allows a mother to kill her baby up until the moment of birth. And this comes late term abortions, which even liberal Democrats don't like. They think that is wrong. And I've had my friend Congressman Gill of Texas go through what happens to the baby during an abortion and the six month mark. And it is Nazi like what happens to a baby. What is your view of our society that has, shall we say, abortion on demand and the blue states through the 40th week of pregnancy? We also have the so-called plan B in which you can abort the baby through a pill

1:13:46if there's some unwanted act of sexual intercourse. And that these babies are disposable and government encourages women to kill their babies. What's your thought about that? Well, the Christian ministry and as a Christian myself, we are absolutely against any abortion. And in Colorado, the state where the state of the store founded abortion rates went up five times after a row was overturned. And women come to Colorado to abort their baby up and to the time of birth, just like you said up until 40 weeks. I know as a former foster parent and adoptive parent myself, I know so many couples who would stand in a line around the building waiting to adopt children who may not fit the perfect ideal that some people might have the reasons why they're told to abort their babies. It is a tragedy. It is something that we must stop as a nation. And again, as followers of Christ, we need to be praying. We need to pray that these states really stop this barbaric practice. You mentioned the abortion

1:14:49pill as well. And what many people don't know, and many church goers, I find, are not aware of this abortion pill or plan B. And this is where women are taking the abortion pill without any medical constipation, consultation without an ultrasound without seeing a doctor at all. They're taking an abortion pill in their own bathroom, in their dorm rooms. These abortion pills are representing up to 70% of abortions. That's 3,000 abortions a day taking place in America with 70% as a result of the abortion pill. These are 12-year-old girls who are taking it, some women are taking it monthly, almost as birth control. And we have to get the word out. We have to get the truth out about what is happening about this reality. Because again, the abortion industry has been lying to women, lying to the American public. And we are seeing thousands of lives lost every single day as a result. And sadly, it's getting worse and worse because it's a secret. And many women are not sharing what they're doing because they're being told it's not a baby. They're being lied to that it's a comp of cells, but

1:15:51you and I know Bill, this absolutely is a baby. We are all created in the image of God and we've got to get back to our values. And are just really, if nothing else, follow the science. It is a baby from the moment of conception. It is a human being. And we have to do everything we can to protect life. You know, one of the lies in the radical leftus is that it isn't a baby. It's a simply cells. I would have to find any person to look at a sonogram of a baby three to four months in utero and tell me that's not a baby. And what happened after row versus Wade that the left used out as a fundraising machine to motivate women to vote here in Ohio, you can't find a Democrat with a search warrant. It's completely red state. But we voted like 55% to allow abortion up through the moment of birth, which was incredibly, I, and that the advertising younger women especially think, well, if I have an unwanted pregnancy, I can ever abortion through the mail, which is

1:16:53dangerous. And if I want to wait a little bit, I can have an abortion up to the 40th week, which is awful. And there's no respect for life. And I see it with people like Lindsey Clancy. I see it with the million abortions we have every day in this country. There's 3,000 a day approximately. And the idea that row versus Wade would make it hard to get an abortion, as you've pointed out, and you're in the field, it's tripled the number of abortions because it's on demand through the mail. You get the abortion pill through the mail and you take it. And girls and women have got to be told that's a unique expression of God's love. It's a child. It's a baby. It's not a thing. Look at a sonogram and tell me that's not a baby. Well, we got to run that. Dina for our row. Your website is savethestorks.org. And there's local pregnancy centers all over America that will help confused and girls to keep and don't kill your baby. And Lindsey Graham's verdict is encouraging many other women that are confused with mental difficulties that to kill your baby is a way out. And I didn't

1:17:59want to conclude the interview by saying that Korra Clancy was five years old when she was murdered by her mother. That Dawson was a precious three-year-old murdered by her mother. And that was the one that was called the Calon. Calon Clancy was also a precious eight-month-old baby murdered by her mother. And I've seen so much commentary on the left that somehow this is justified. And there were hundreds of women in pink outfits out in front of the plymeth superior court applauding the fact that killing those three babies was okay with them. And that is so wrong. Well, we got to run. We got the website out there savethestorks.org and Diane Ferrara, you're a great American. And thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham show. We'll do it again. Thank you very much. Thank you Bill. God bless you. And God bless America. I'll us continue with more. Bill Cunningham, news radio 700 W. You

1:19:19are too good. Not real friendly. No. By the way, fifth shooting on UC campus in the last two weeks, another shooting a couple hours ago getting ready I guess for the UC game. Catamount's coming to town tomorrow. Someone sent me a catamount. It's kind of like a like a a a feline of one type like a mountain lion or exactly like a cross or kind of like yeah I'm not sure what it is. Not like a bear. There's a bear cat existing reality. I don't like animals under bear cats. Yeah, they got a couple of them at the zoo. Yeah, about a catamount. I'm sure they do. They got you know, it's like a mountain lion. Yeah, that probably does seem any good. The catamounts. I don't know what they did last week. How safe will it be on the UC campus when the Democrats are in charge of security? Well, they play tomorrow night. And I guess they're going to shut down every street known to mankind. You better get there like now and camp out. What if you live there? You have government checkpoints. I guess you put up you put up sandbags and see what happens. See people are concerned about

1:20:19flock cameras. They got checkpoints. You can't get in unless you can show your papers and that you live, you know, there's thousands of people that live there. Yeah, right. You can't get in. So the government says, okay, you can come in. Checkpoints. How about those parents that are paying all that money to go to school and all they're doing is dodged bullets? $40,000. Channagon to save your or NKU. Do you agree? Ignore sub. Well, he the as stooge report is a proud service of your local temp star heating and air conditioning dealers. Temstar quality you could feel in Northern Kentucky called Johnson heating and cooling at eight five nine four seven two 60 51 sports. Sports high school football tonight. Well, the action all across the tri-state coverage begins at six high school football tonight. Shoot ESPN 15 30 Fox sports 1360 that'll lead into the game between Westerville South and St. X. Of course, another big game is

1:21:20red light right along Tony Pike Boulevard and Tony Pike Field. The park V-reading. Who do you like in that matchup? Is that kind of like UC and Xavier? A little bit like that. Dear park piece him so much so regularly. It's kind of lost a lot of its. Yes sir. Okay. Skyline Jelly Crossdown Showdown Game of the Week. Went in woods up against Turpin. Tonight in college football number 24 Louisville will host Villanova. How about Miami rolling up a school record 856 yards. Routing Florida A&M 77 to 7. Why play them? They route they agreed to the fourth quarter. They agreed to play only 10 minutes. Just take a knee or Miami would have probably rolled up 200 points. Take a knee tomorrow in the Nipper State in the site. Western Carolina, the catamounts in town against the barricades. Six o'clock on the home of Shroom. 102 7 W E B N. By the way,

1:22:20I watched the game last night with the Rams and the 49ers on Netflix. I figured it out myself. Miles Garrett. Miles Garrett was about him. Non-existent. Explain what happened. Why didn't he why didn't he why didn't he go I guess he did nothing. Said it didn't feel well. Well no kid you fly from Los Angeles to Australia which is like what 7,000 miles of ocean and then you and then you rest and then you go play a football game then you get right back on the plane and go home. I mean, it's my girl. These guys don't know where they're at or what day it is. How many miles is it from LA to Australia? What do you say? 7,100 miles. Thank you. It's all over water. The 49ers went there like last week. They've been there for a week. LA shows up the day before. Nice. And all of them are like in some never-neverland. Yeah. I don't think they played at 10 o'clock in the morning. Right. So by the time

1:23:21and I guess the fans who I guess the fans along the front row in the end zone were like 50 yards away from the field because it's a it's a there's a track around the thing and then they're playing the cricket. Why play a game there? Can you tell me why? Roger Gidele wants an international game. But not Australia for God's sakes. I will see what happens. London makes some sense or maybe Germany. Well the Bengals are going to Espagia in a couple in a few months. That's not bad. That's not Australia. What city in Australia were they in? The Indian Indian? Melbourne. Melbourne. Is that the capital? No. No. I think it's capital. I can't be here. It is. Yeah. I think it's can be or something like that. I should have went to the Sydney. I'm not getting more cops. How about cops doing their jobs at UC? Arrest the wrongdoers and have silly judges not give them low bonds. Thank you. And lock them up. Hang them high, segment. Hang them high. Clint Eastwood. Also tomorrow Holy Cross of the Miami Red Hawks, Alabama and Kentucky. The tied Nacats go at it at

1:24:24330 ESPN 1530 but it didn't get any betterness tomorrow, Willie. 730 kick. One the Ohio state against number four Texas. Who do you like an app matchup? I'm going with the Bucks. Big win on the road. They're apparently they're getting big money for these getting this game. Three nights in an Airbnb in Austin $22,000. Huh? And then that doesn't include if you're paying $3,000 for your ticket. I don't get it. He's got that kind of money. Could you travel seven or eight thousand miles, get off the plane, put on a uniform, go play football, then take your uniform off. Miles Garrett said, I just didn't feel right. Well, no kidding. What do you expect? He's in the wrong day too, right? He went yeah, across his day. I don't know what day it is out there anyway. They were all screwed up. Let's see. Bengals update. Willie brought to you by Midwestern plumbing, a good friend, Chris Wilson

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1:26:31Let's see. Reds and brewers tonight. Six tenths sports talk. Ardell Carriers insight pitch at 640. Kelsey Chevrolet, Xtreting Show after the game. Reporting the interviews after the game last night. The Rams are sluggish. I would get out of their uniforms going to play football. And it was sluggish. They probably don't know what day it is. I think it's a day before yesterday. He said, what is today? Then today Friday. I'm not sure. Yeah. But they think it's probably last Wednesday. It's Wednesday or Friday. Saturday. In on a win. How they are. And even Steven A Smith won after Rams management for putting the team in a position. Let's stoop it. Let's stoop it. I mean, I guess they thought, well, we'll just go down there like a regular normal game. Travel 7,000 miles for a game. We'll get there the day before play. And then you know, get the you know what out after the game. 14,000 miles of air travel. Right. I can forth. Yeah. They got to be right. They were in the air more. They were on the ground. How many hours? I guess it's about 20 hours.

1:27:33Well, maybe 40 miles and you're running over water. But I do not make a mistake. They go. You know, like a meal. You're air heart. You want to cross the international date line. Miles Garrett said, I just didn't feel right. They got to go back. What? Miles Garrett. They got to air and you know, the smartest guy, Aaron Donald. Yeah, he said he didn't go. I don't want to go. No, I'm staying here. Yeah. Who do they play next? Maybe in Spain? I don't know. I guess they'll play. They don't play this week. I guess they start. They start up and put the Rams in 49ers. I guess they'll play next Sunday. What? I guess. I mean, give them a week. They'll give them a week. I guess. I don't know. Look it up. I'm going to look it up. I don't care about either one. I'm good ridden still. I don't like the Rams after they've been. I guess Gidele wants to make this well. He had international game. But not Australia. Well, I mean, you're okay. Australia. Well, probably got fans down under Saturday, September

1:28:34the 13th. I'm going to week. Can I go to week two to see where the Rams are playing next? And the 49ers. 49ers. On the Rams and the 49ers. Keep giving me some sports. I've got to find them on the list here. Now, let's see what else is going on. Oh, but Midwest League playoff tonight. That's Winter Go home for the Dayton Dragons. They won last night 3 1 over great lakes. So the dragons and loons are in game three of the sighting game tonight in Dayton at 7 0 5. Winter heads to the Midwest League championship series. Also, it's Winter Go home tonight for our beloved Florence Yols in the frontier league playoffs. They're at Washington. The wild things are up there one game to none. It's like the Rams next play on Monday, September the 21st against the Giants at home. There you go. So therefore they have a little 11 day break. Right. In the season. What about the what about the Niners? They play at home against Miami a week from

1:29:37Sunday at 425. That's our item. By the way, they'll figure out what city they're in and what day it is. Right now they know. I do. No, they traveled 14,000 miles in the air in two and a half days. 14,000 miles. And they were on the ground for what 24 hours and left. You got out. You got out off the plane into the bus. Maybe they didn't want to play the tax pay the taxes. How about that? You got to pay the taxes in Australia. I don't know that tax. California screws the players every chance they get. Price made it. What they did. They didn't want to go back to LA. A lot of NFL PSA. We're not playing the Superb want more in LA. They have to pay income tax in California on their whole on their whole income. All 17 games. A precision and miles miles. Garrett must not make nothing. Actually, some of these guys, I guess lose money, right? They do. The quarterback for the Seattle. Donald. What's his? Donald. San Donald. Yes. He paid in taxes for the Super Bowl weighing wins

1:30:38California. $225,000 to play the game there. He lost money because he don't. He won't make like a hundred some thousand. He lost. He lost. He lost. He lost over a hundred thousand dollars winning the Super Bowl because of the Democrats taxing people in California. Unbelievable. Andy Mack. We need any Mack in here. Basketball starts. Basketball starts. We'll wake up tomorrow and basketball season will start. Can I share with you on from my ex account? My most recent circumstance in which I posted things. This is what I said about a half an hour. By the way, here's our girls that you talk Valley University mocking Charlie Kirk getting shot in the head. Cute. The co-eds. Yeah. Cute. Good parents. Yeah. I said, segment the following during the 9-11 ceremonies today, Mayor Mom Donnie and AOC share a private moment in which each laugh as names of the victims have been laud and are read out loud. Unbelievable but true. Could you crack jokes at a memorial service

1:31:44for two thousand nine hundred and seventy seven murdered victims and NYC on 9-11? They're joking. They're joking about it. Nice. They want to be thrown out. AOC and Mayor Mom Donnie. Get them out. I look at the video of these people jumping out of the windows. Oh, in the sense that the families of those men and women that jumped should remember 25 years later. You elected Mom Donnie to be your mayor in New York City. And any other thing is Willie. I didn't realize this till I heard it this morning that over 9,000 people have died from the from 25 years ago because of the effects of the dust and though and everything else. The toxicity. Right. The toxic aspects. You saw people, you know, just covered in dust and good. And it gets on and it gets on and covered in dirt and dust. And you know, I never realized that. And now the mayor's laughing. So you know, you know, we say how about those two ought to be thrown out and in those women with that they're back and clancy. Please get them out.

1:32:48Get them out. Get them out. Get them out. Get them out. Segment. Get me out of the Suge report as we continue to celebrate the greatest of our country. And remember those who died and the leaders of Iran now are the brothers and arms with Ben Laden. Well, everybody have a great weekend and we, 25th anniversary of the 9, 11, never forget. We have forgotten, segment. We leave you with the immortal words of the stew report. See how we patrol again next week. Until then, remember, reckless driving doesn't determine who's right. Only who is left. This is Robert Crawford saying, see you next week. And Dr. Abdul and Michigan is beating CIA director Mike Rogers at this point. He considers the suicide bombers to be soldiers for the cause. And Michigan is going to elect him to be a US center. Oh, they're messed up in Michigan. We have forgotten. We have forgotten, segment. We have

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