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Charlie Parker
Fresh update on "bill" discussed on Charlie Parker
"Antonio's first news with Charlie Parker Charity McCurdy, You may remember just over a year ago, July 1st 19 2027 year old Tyler Skaggs. Picture. For the Texas Rangers know Excuse me for the Angels. Died. Eric K. On L. A Angels employee has now been charged in connection with his death. The charges sighted our distribution of fentanyl. And conspiracy. To distribute fentanyl. That means other people were involved. He admitted it. Two for years. Yeah, supplying Skaggs. With opioids and other drugs. According to the Tarrant County Medal Examiner. The cause of death was alcohol, fentanyl, oxycodone intoxication with terminal aspiration of gastric contents in short, He choked on his own vomit. Those charges, if convicted, could be anywhere from 0 to 20 years in prison. And I'm much more positive note. Patrick Star is getting his own show and Nickelodeon. If you're like me, you don't even know who Patrick star is. Patrick Star is the guy who's been playing second fiddle to sponge Bob Square pants for years, never seen the sponge Bob Square pants. He's going to get a show called The Patrick Stars Joe and Bill Finger. Baki will voice Patrick, just like he has always done on sponge Bob This will be for some of you already knowing the second SpongeBob spinoff. Along with a prequel series called Camp Coral. Which will debut on CBS all access sometime next year..
Atlanta's Morning News
Today is Election Day in Metro Atlanta
"Happening now. The polls are open for runoff election day after voting problems in Metro landed during the primary. The run offs could serve as practice for the general election. WSB Bill Chi actually reporting live and some of the key races to be decided. Yes. Got Challenger Funny Willis, maybe the favorite against longtime Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard. I would say the momentum appears to be with Miss Willis. WSB political analyst Bill Crane says There are some hotly contested congressional races to Republicans Marjorie Taylor Greene and John Cowan Square off in District 14. Crane says Green make some Republicans nervous as a spouse before and during her candidacy. Some fringe element conspiracy theories, one Question today is whether Fulton County can avoid some of the big problems we saw during the primary. WSB is Michelle. Right? Reports live. They've got a three step plan. Yeah, Bill. That's right. That three step plan covers a number of things, and they look to do ah, whole lots movie than they did back in June, at least that run off election. The plan focuses on people, places and process, explains Fulton County Board of Commission chair Robb Pitts, he tells Channel two action news. There are 174 polling locations open for voters and election steps have already been there for hours setting up We'll have staff of holy places at three o'clock, not 6 37 clock when voting begins. They'll also have technicians on hand in case anything goes awry. They'll also be a dedicated number that goes to a call centre aimed at responding to any complaint. Pitt says he's viewing this as a dress rehearsal for the elections in November.
Monocle 24: The Globalist
Lebanon's entire government resigns amid anger over Beirut explosion
"A week after a massive explosion to. All parts of the Lebanese city of Beirut. Apart, the entire government has resigned the massive blast was caused whenever two thousand tons of ammonium nitrate which had been stored unsafely at the port for six years exploded killing over two hundred people injuring more than six thousand and leaving hundreds of thousands homeless over the weekend residents of Beirut demonstrated against the government calling for the removal of the entire political class due to their negligence and corruption. Joining us once again from Beirut is Layla Milana Allen Leyla when we spoke to you yesterday, five politicians had resigned so far. Tell us about the announcement made last night by the prime minister. So what we saw yesterday and the evening before session, all government ministers resigning. We also saw several NPR's goes well, Megyn went from protesters. Here we go one by one this many left to go. and. Then there was the resignation of the finance minister as he wasn't he just before that meeting that was supposed to in the afternoon that cabinet meeting in which prime minister the APP had said that he was going to a table a motion. To try and have the elections is at the State Petunia. So. How's it wasn't said that he would suspend his his resignation until off the meeting they went in and they spent two thousand not room. Getting. Rumors from quite early on in fact, the entire government was going to resign because there were two ways that this could happen. Either has MD could resign himself or if more than a third of his ministers resigned, that would make his cabinet untenable already looking at five. So essentially, just two more and they were already two minutes to said before they went through, they would resign if the government didn't as Walter a couple of hours they came out and those announcement saying that he would speak in the evening. And when he did speak, he came forward and he said. That they had tried their best to be transparent tried to Rama transparent government. She's January failed to impose some of the reforms that Lebanon. So desperately needed but endemic corruption in the government had made it impossible to do so had caused this tragedy. Now, of course, many people don't feel that's the case they feel that the government was not run transparently at all. Or none of the reforms that has promised January. Would be done in six months word done within six months, and of course we now know. That both the president and the prime. minister. WED Two thousand, seven, hundred and fifty tons of money not great was in the Port as worse excessive government none of them do anything about it. So the government's gone but is going to be a change in the system will the same sectarian politics driving the unrest still exist? Not at the moment now, sectarian politics is really driving some rest. There are a few elements here. Firstly, the the problem with the government system is not that it's impossible to run because the country says sectarian, it's the it's impossible to have a government which allows the country to not be sectarian young people on the streets is saying that's not what they want. They want to country that will come together and work together where people are elected based on their merit not based on what sector they come from but because the political system is original on these lines where each sect gets a certain number of seats innocent area firstly, it's impossible to have that kind of government that is responsible for the entire country doesn't have. Interest in certain places, and secondly, it means only a certain kind of person can be elected because there is such entrenched nepotism in politics and you need the money and connections to be able to run and succeed. So right now, what's going to happen is that as we saw late last year when Prime Minister I've had resigned, the current government will stay on in a Catholic capacity. There's not much they can do in that capacity they will meet rally and they will only be able to put in bills or emergency bills to keep the country going, of course, Lebanon ready needed proper legislation to come in and change things before this explosion now, really function of government. To get things moving the country who built and help people that's not going to happen under a caretaker government but the system is so complex in terms of trying to elect a new prime minister different block in Palm. As I say, these different sectarian blocks have to agree on the candidates and then he has to find a cabinet that pleases all of this -Tarian blocks each of whom will want their own cows come in that. Again, what we're going to see in the coming weeks is this political game. All aimed at making the right formation balance of people in power rob. Then a government trudy is just focused on what is best for the Lebanese people purchase street saying this is the same old system. Nothing's going to change a new election won't help us. Cabinet won't help us. We need a complete overhaul of its system which has dragging us down and letting the country move forward.
Vickie Allen and Levon Putney
Has Trump abused his presidential powers?
"Democrats and Republicans think President Trump overstepped his authority this fast weekend when it's an executive orders on extending Corona virus relief after Congress failed to agree on a bill Well, CBS News White House correspondent been Tracy Talked about this this afternoon with anchor Michael Wallace would do. A couple of things are released. The president says they will do a couple of things. He says he is protecting people from eviction, deferring student loans extending for $100 Federal on unemployment benefit and also suspending the payroll tax. But we should say that there are major caveats for all of these for eviction protections. He simply is telling his agencies to review whether or not They should protect people from eviction for the unemployment benefit that $400.25 percent of that has to come from states and we're already hearing from governor saying there's no money to do that. And then on the payroll tax suspension. This is really just referring that tax. You still have to pay it back down the road, and it doesn't help you if you don't have a job, because if you're subject to the payroll tax That means you're getting a paycheck. And then there are many in Congress who are saying they claim this isn't even constitutional. Some of these orders Yes, You basically have a Democrat, saying that across the board, saying, this is unconstitutional. It's Congress that gets to decide funding levels and allocate taxpayer dollars. But you do have some Republicans, including Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse, who came out and called this unconstitutional slop. The president did not like that. He fired back on Twitter, saying that passes a rhino, a Republican in name only and accusing him of going, Roque. Lord of these orders on the constitutionality question. Leave us when it comes to Ah, Corona virus relief. Is there any other talk of trying to get a bill done? Got a question here is if these will be challenged in court, which obviously would slow down any aid that would come of these. But almost everybody in Washington, especially on Capitol Hill believed that at some point they all have to sit down again and hammer out some sort of legislation because even if what the president has done magically works It still doesn't address the issue of funding for schools. It doesn't address any more funding for small businesses for states and local governments, and also the direct payments to families that President Trump And the Democrats. Both say they want by the way, Ben, What are you hearing about the President's plan for his acceptance speech at the Republican Convention. Where is that going to be? Do we know yet? Well, the president has tweeted out again. Ah, kind of teasing of the location of this, He says he has now narrowed it down to two locations. One would be the White House. That's something he has talked about. In recent weeks. The other would be Gettysburg. Pennsylvania, the site obviously of a very famous civil war battle, So we'll see you the president's doing a briefing this afternoon. We'll see if he shed any more light on that. All
AP News Radio
Police body camera video of Floyd arrest released to public
"Hi Mike Rossi a reporting a judge orders the release of the police body camera footage of George Floyd's arrest the for many apple as police officers on the scene of George Floyd's arrest on may twenty fifth appeared unconcerned as the hand cuffed Floyd gasped for breath and complaint with his neck under officer Derek shopkins neat talking police body camera footage was released to the public Monday on the order of a Hennepin county judge the footage had already been viewed and reported by the Associated Press and other news organizations Floyd who was suspected of passing a counterfeit twenty dollar bill at a convenience store died after shamans knee was on his neck for nearly eight minutes hi my cross yeah
Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia
De Blasio Says Survey Shows Most New York City Public School Children Will Return To In-Person Instruction
"City Mayor Bill de Blasio says schools will open in September, with 700,000 students participating in what he calls blending educations. Every 4% of our students planning to participating in person learning blended learning. Starting next month, and
Ben Ferguson
Trump defends executive orders on coronavirus relief bill
"Defending the executive actions he signed over the weekend. President trying to put Democrats on the spot by saying, OK, you won't make a deal with us on Corona virus relief will I'll do it myself and I double dog dare you to take me to court to stop those unemployment insurance payments. Fox's John Roberts at the White House Democrats called the orders unconstitutional.
Ben Ferguson
Democrats Open to Restarting Coronavirus Talks Despite Stalemate
"On Lisa Brady Fox sees that message from the Senate's top Democrat offering to return to Corona virus relief talks if Republicans are willing to budge and support a larger bill than their original proposal. Republicans remain opposed to one of the Democrats keep demands. The Senate Gavaldon for the week, though no votes or scheduled lawmakers will be given at least 24 hours notice of any deal on a Corona virus relief settlement. One in this country really believe that relief for for Americans Americans should should be be totally totally contingent contingent on on Bailey Bailey on on states states for for mismanagement mismanagement that that predated predated the the pandemic pandemic by by decades. decades. Senate Senate Majority Majority Leader Leader Mitch Mitch McConnell McConnell blames blames Democratic Democratic leaders for the stalemate. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is proposing up to a trillion dollars in aid for state and local governments. Move, she argues, will help states provide for first responders in public health. Fox is Jared
WBZ Midday News
Boston - Lawmakers Debate Bill To Suspend MCAS Exam For 4 Years
"We're taking written testimony on legislation that would suspend the M cast exams for four years. Because of the Corona virus pandemic mandated for nearly 30 years, but maligned for justice along the M cast exam is under fire. Once again, state lawmakers are being asked to approve of four years suspension of the exam. That's a requirement for students in Massachusetts to graduate. Critics say the exam puts too much pressure on students and teachers alike. His school's closed by the Kuroda virus struggle to re open Massachusetts and the nation still struggling with the pandemic, Lawmakers are being asked to suspend the exam for four years. Teachers. Unions think that's a good idea. Mike Macklin
KCBS Radio Midday News
Enhanced unemployment would continue at $400 per week under new Trump executive order
"States states have have been been counting counting on on Congress Congress to to come come through through with hundreds of billions of dollars of aid to help them with a financial avalanche set off by the nation's economic collapse. Instead, with congressional talks failing to produce another round of federal stimulus, President Trump added another burden in an executive order. On Saturday, he extended $400 per week in additional unemployment benefits. Down from 600 but is asking states to foot 1/4 of the bill. Wall Street
KCBS Radio Midday News
Trump signs measure to provide extra $400 in weekly unemployment benefits
"States states have have been been counting counting on on Congress Congress to to come come through through with hundreds of billions of dollars of aid to help them with a financial avalanche set off by the nation's economic collapse. Instead, with congressional talks failing to produce another round of federal stimulus, President Trump added another burden in an executive order. On Saturday, he extended $400 per week in additional unemployment benefits. Down from 600 but is asking states to foot 1/4 of the bill. Wall
Morning Edition
As Pandemic Hits Colleges' Finances, Small Town May Be Affected Too
"Has been devastating college finances and some of them are even on the brink of closing. What does that mean for college towns? Frank Morris of member Station has this look. Att one rural college community. Lots of towns across rule. America are in steep decline, but tiny Sterling Kansas is an island of vitality. Ah, pleasant Tuesday evening, a local gospel quintet entertains folks spread out on lawn chairs in a large tidal park. This town is anchored by Sterling College, a private evangelical Christian school, founded in 18 87. College senior Cuyler calmly calls it one big partnership. There's just so much overlap in community supports the college to college supports the community. You know, you just see how everything's intertwined. This remote town of 2200 boasts good schools, white collar jobs and a healthy downtown. College students, faculty and staff breathed life into the place, same as they do for hundreds of other little college towns across the country. But students left here in March and they haven't come back. Criminal justice Professor Mark Tremain is worried. I think the bottom line is we've got to get students back to campus. If we're going to survive. I think we have to accept whatever the risks are and do it. Starting college depends on about 500 students paying up to $26,000 a year tuition and another eight or nine grand for room and board. Sterling College President Scott Rich says the school like many others, scrapes by from year to year. We're always dependent upon enrollment always depended upon that next year, always dependent upon persistence or retention. We have to get students to come back. And we're dealing with a lot of challenges. Most schools now face daunting decisions. Scott Carlson follows the rolling crisis for the Chronicle of Higher Education. I think some of the people I know are looking at hundreds of college is going out of business within the next several years if this pandemic continues, and if the economic devastation associated with it continues, small liberal arts colleges have been shaky. For years, Enrollments have slumped down mints have been tapped. Many schools have piled on debt in a building fueled by competition for students. Most offer classes online, but online classes don't pay the bills. Most small schools survived by providing an expensive high touch in person College experience, and Carlson says the pandemic is shredding that business model. These colleges are Unique little entities all on their own, and each one of them provides a unique spin on higher education At Sterling College. The foundation is Christianity, but football is came. Workers here putting the final touches on a big Jim classroom in office complex. Many students enroll here for the chance to play college sports. It's a major selling point. About 1/4 of the students attending in person are on the football team. That's right 1/4 but sporting events could be major vectors for disease. And Jed Miller, who's finishing his degree it's early online next year, says That's another vulnerability. If Cove it defeats the athletics season this year. It will probably defeat a lot of small colleges and as a result heard a lot of small towns. Badly. While small college towns tend to be some of the healthiest communities in remote rural areas, the colleges those towns depend on now pose a physical danger to residence. Christina Darn hours a family practice doctor in sterling, the college probably is the most dangerous. Element for us in terms of covert. Shit. Potentially brings back students from all over the US who have variable levels of exposure across the country. Small colleges and college towns faced the same dilemma over opening, but not everyone thinks that's all bad. Richard Price at the Clayton Christians and Institute argues that the pandemic will lead to better online classes and more equitable schools. The traditional model. It was originally for the landed elite. And it wasn't sure all genders. It wasn't for all races, and that is slowly getting phased out. Along with some older business models that aren't fitting well, and price thinks many small colleges will adapt. Lots of them have cheated death before. There's no question the pandemic will close a number of American colleges and unravel small college towns along the way for NPR news. I'm Frank Morris.
Doug Stephan
Jimi Hendrix’s ‘60s Japanese sunburst guitar sells for over £160,000 at auction
"Watchtower, Jimi Hendrix that guitar that he played in the early sixties, sold at auction with 216 K boys and girls. He was a young Morocco in York City four times the pre auction estimate. They said, 50 to 60 right We talked about this the last time. Hendricks began playing this sunburst electric guitar made in Japan after he was discharged from the Army in 62 that he was even in the army. After leaving Fort Campbell. He moved to Clarksville, Tennessee. For a short time, man. They must have thought he was something else in Clarksville, Tennessee. He played on the chitlin circuit with Wilson Pickett, Slim Harpo, Sam Cooke, I Cantina and Jackie Wilson. I didn't know you played Jackie Wilson for he moved into Harlem. In 1964 where he stayed until 1966 playing venues such a cafe Wah and the Cheetah Club. Hendricks remained in possession of the guitar through his brief tenure with the Eiseley Brose and his own Jimmy James at the blue Flames in the blue plate when he went to England. Guitar was left in New York at the apartment of his friend might quite shy. What is it that it was named? Question provided watching, he pried a notarized letter of Providence for the instrument prior to its own prior to his death. You get tired at a pre auction estimate has said 50 60 reached a high bid of 180 when factoring and fees the total bill was 216,000. Other notable music related items. From this auction, artifacts of Hollywood and music events 14,014 carat Cole. A gold ring on by Elvis went for 20 to 5. A pair of princes, custom made purple boots went 13,000 before they were sold. One of Michael Jackson's sequined black jackets went for 20 Okay, people, low spending a lot of money in auctions people by and that's where they get it
Fred and Angi
Mark Zuckerberg becomes world’s youngest centibillionaire, joins Bezos and Gates in $100 billion club
"Most exclusive club of the older rich. It's called the sent a billionaire. On Thursday, he became a sensi billionaire someone who's worth at least $100 billion. He crossed a milestone after shares in the Social Network surged. The Amazon. Jeff Basins Microsoft Bill Gates. They have bigger personal fortunes by the way Zuckerberg co founded Facebook. Of course, as you know, his wealth got its latest bump as Facebook stock climbed 6.5% on Thursday, the day after the company launched the TIC Tac Clone reels on Instagram. The release of the short video feature came just as US President Donald Trump threatened to ban Tic Tac. The Chinese owns app that has exploded in popularity over the last year knows Ah
The Electorette Podcast
Ilyse Hogue, President of NARAL Pro-Choice America, discusses new book "The Lie That Binds"
"I'm Jim Taylor skinner, and this is the electorate on this episode, have a conversation with the hogue, the president of Nero Pro, choice America, and he joins me to discuss her new book. The lie that binds it's really an incredible book and it chronicles how abortion rights of all from being a non-partisan backburner issue to a central 'cause champion by conservatives in the radical, right. This is really one of those books that I have to read twice. It's that informative. So without further ADO, here's my conversation with Elise. Hogue. leasehold welcome to the cast. Thank you so much. You're. So before we jump into your book, I want us to talk about something because I recently learned that you were from Texas and that really my inches because I'm also from the South I'm from Memphis Tennessee, and I was reading one of your interviews where you'd said that you wanted to leave Texas because Uber afraid that you'd be bored and that was something like totally relate to. Manila it was sort of. Knew that there was a being rolled out there and I wanted to. It be challenged in You don't both my own horizons, but also different people different people think and act and. I am so privileged grateful to have been able to do that. You know I have to admit, and you may relate to this as being from a have A. Of defensiveness when it comes to people bashing Texas, they're such amazing people. They're they're such amazing within their and during such good work, and you can't judge inspired leaders. You have to judge us by Jordan Molly ivins in grammar yards and Janice Joplin for goodness. Sake. Now. There's just and that's true everywhere where there's adversity, there are amazing women trying to make a better future to Tennessee. It's true taxes in needs recognized. That is absolutely true. I FEEL DEFENSIVE ABOUT MEMPHIS TO MEMPHIS. Amazing. You know have Bill Street. Yeah. There's some things that I wanted to get to and that's where I connected with you because I was like, yes, I understand that needs to escape. But yet you know having these strong ties to my hometown It's. US You know and I always say at in calm from a reproductive rights background at came to it, and part of that is my experience in Texas in watching Texans in particularly poor people in taxes in rural people in Texas I'm being the canaries in coalmines of these rearrested policies that use reproductive oppression disenfranchise. So I really love this book because I've read some bit of this history in different books over time, and you just put it together into end. So well, right and I. I think one of the things about the Republican. Party. That happens I think we have these debates in the media when people talk about it as we just accept the Republican. Party. As is right without kind of thinking about how they got here or the illogic of their kind of overarching philosophy because a lot of it doesn't really make sense. Right. But you know when you read your book, the Republican Party today is not the way that it used to be like it's not recognisable from. Prior, to nineteen seventy right you at one Haley. How they kind of cobbled together this coalition of these disaffected smaller groups. You know these Democrats, who weren't happy with the passage of the Civil Rights Act and know some religious groups. So what were some of these initial groups in that coalition? Awkward it was a little bit. The opposite, right that every every political party has factions. There's no question about it, but you know as as the sort of book opens, you do see Jerry Falwell senior, who, subsequently passed and Paul and at small set a really fundamental as they call themselves dominion. It S, which means they believe God gave digging into white men over systems, elliptical, economic social systems, and. Our. Country, whereas before they had to do very much Mansi in short all the sudden is rich move mad. The Women's Liberation Movement is really challenging total control over power systems in the country and they mobilized to political action fighting school desegregation and. It's a long long story. You see throughout the book is that. An establishment GOP, which you still have any conservatives who still had social liberals in fiscal conservatives, they were not finding enough to hang together in related. People who hadn't been voting band goals were building over ten. Maybe we should add up and there was crew rate and they got more and more halt on a constituency within their electoral coalition that increasingly represented a small small action in the country in their views and they. Title, they were making deals with the devil and they. You know what? If anything can prince is that the artifice around abortion which seemed great to that at the time and I'm sure we'll discuss. Because one place where were toweling. Stream minority and they knew they didn't have public pain on their side. So it was a constant balancing act and what ended up happening is these radicals increasingly over to the party with each subsequent election, and trump is the ultimate manifestation of that.
WIOD Programming
New stimulus bill still unresolved
"The most recent meeting between White House officials and top congressional Democrats on a new stimulus bill did not go well. The biggest issues were not resolved and each side accusing the other of being unwilling to compromise. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and White House chief of staff Mark Meadows say they'll talk to President Trump today, then call House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer to determine whether it makes sense to meet.
Steve Thomson and Eric Nelson
Eviction crisis looms as COVID-19's next catastrophe
"For those out of work and now without protection from being evicted from their homes. These are tough times, CBS's Mark Strausman Eviction day near Houston for Lisa pre DEA and her daughter, and I know this isn't about an eviction crisis wounds Covitz next catastrophic ripple. As many as 40 million Rangers could be forced to move the jobless have lost a lifeline no more extra $600 a week from Washington. They lose their jobs and their not ableto work their ability to pay their bills. Clothes away pretty
TED Radio Hour
New York governor calls Trump benefits executive order 'laughable'
"Are criticizing President Trump's executive actions on Corona virus relief. NPR's Joel Rose reports. The governor of New York, says those moves would increase the burden on his cash strapped state. President Trump signed a string of executive actions on Saturday, including one that extends enhanced unemployment benefits at the rate of $400 a week reduced from $600 But it requires states to pick up 1/4 of the bill. New York's governor, Democrat Andrew Cuomo, calls that quote laughable. You can't now, say two states who have no funding. You have to pay 25% of the unemployment insurance cost. Congress has so far failed to reach an agreement on a new Corona virus relief package. One of the sticking point is the Democrats demand for billions of dollars in funding for state and local governments that have been hit hard by the
AP News Radio
Mauritius races to contain oil spill, protect coastline
"Trying to reduce the damage to the Indian Ocean island from an oil spill that's been spreading from a ship that ran aground on a coral reef last month that's the sound of the waves are making on the coast of Mauritius these days thick with an estimated one ton of oil that's leaked from a Japanese cargo ship the prime minister has declared a state of emergency and appealed for international help have become belay of Greenpeace Africa says this bill is a symptom of a global issue the government out of our own injection oil because this bundles including going to mortgage satellite images show a dark slicks spreading and volunteers are fashioning long oil booms to keep it away from sensitive wetlands the
Bill Cunningham
"bill" Discussed on Bill Cunningham
"That he was not going to be going back to jail, he was not gonNA. Be Taken Alive. So you're dealing with a very any and he had a gun and you're dealing with a very. Criminal who is armed and has pledged to you will not be taken alive. And in that context. hey swerved across lanes and struck and killed tire. So, we think and believe firmly. It was a purposeful act. And you know. Will will take it to Jerry and see what they think, but we're very confident. about the facts of this case and what we have can. Media reporting at the time that Terry blankenship. Murdered police officer granny also. Tried to kill himself by by putting a gun up to his head. He he such loser. He wasn't successful in doing so I. Guess he blew off off his face, but it's alive and able to face to face trial. Years, he is, he I was at his arraignment and You know he shot himself under the jaw. I just exited. Front part of his face and that's what happened and You know it the whole. The reason. We know he did that himself is. When he struck high, her body Cam turned on. and. She you know. Frankly laid there dying. And you could hear the gunshot the background from her body Cam. Well hopefully, unlike some COP killers, there'll be a full measure of justice for Terry blankenship that he did not give officer Kaya Grant. Very sad and course you'll be long out of office by the time. This has ever carried out in twenty to thirty years. If this is the normal course of business, what is the average time? A death penalty sentences pending before execution is in at fifteen to thirty years. It is currently. It depends on the makeup of our Supreme Court. and how they processed through these cases. You know they're they're. They're supreme courts in states like in Texas that move them very quickly and they don't mess around with them. But these you know these are most significant cases on the criminal side that we ever deal with and the have a young bright police officer have her life snuffed out because he quote was not going to be taken alive. I mean that's just so it's an obscenity is what it is. Bill is so outrageous that he would do something like this. And we're going to. We're going to go after him as hard as we can. All right, Joe Thank you very much and May Kaya grant rest in peace in her family. Find Peace at some point and. Jodi thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham show. Thank you, okay, Bill. Thanks so Jodi. Let's continue. Wyoming High School. She was a avid athlete. She participated in soccer. And softball and skateboarding and snowboarding and rock, climbing and swimming and Tai and tennis and basketball. She was offered. Numerous scholarships decided to go to William and Mary Comeback in service to our community. She was murdered. And I pray to God that we have prosecutors in the future that will make sure cases like this. The perpetrators are properly executed. Let's continue with more on Eddie in the rocker next at your own. The reds newsradio seven hundred wwl to be..
Bill Cunningham
"bill" Discussed on Bill Cunningham
"Murder of Taya Grant Police officer. Who was killed? I think allegedly used the term. But I think it actually did transpire involving state of versus Terry blankenship and Joe Dealers. Welcome to the Bill Cunningham. Show in about twenty minutes ago What was announced by you? Well the Hamilton County grand jury returned an indictment against Terry blankenship who If you recall. Bill was involved in a police chase Couple of spring police officers one in particular Chi- grants Thirty three years old but on the four seven or eight years very well respected officer. She was out of her car. They were going to try to deploy stop sticks. There is no traffic at all on to seventy five west in Springdale They didn't even get time. To deploy those stop sticks and blankenship was in the second of the far right lane. He clearly based on officers following him. saw the police vehicles and the police officers out of their cars and swerved across two or three lanes of traffic and struck and killed officer. Grants that indictment today The purpose will killing eventually officer while in. The line of duty is in fact. A death penalty case grain. Jerry return a death penalty indictment against blankenship. And now we start that process but I. It's just my personal opinion bill and I'm sure you're not far from it either The murder of police officer on duty is one despicable acts. Anyone could possibly do and and quite frankly he deserves to die for this. Under under Ohio law the punishment appropriate. The Supreme Court says is appropriate and my office will employees all resources to make sure that KYW's family and the community get some justice. In this case officer kind grant was a student. Wyoming High School graduating in twenty five spent seven years seven months as a police officer and as far as evidence. Normally when there's a traffic incident you don't assume it's a murder because you assume there was some loss of control the vehicle is there. Is there coaching evidence that This murderer Terry blankenship intended to take the death and take the life of a police officer based upon objective evidence. Yeah well this. This case started Clinton County you know by Wilmington and he had broken into his estranged wife's bartender home And confronted her with a gun and pistol whipped. Her boyfriend got back in the car and was texting and say in and made it very clear. that he was not going to be going back to jail he was not gonna be taken alive. So you're dealing with a very any and he had a gun and you're dealing with a very dangerous criminal who is armed and has pledged to you will not be taken alive and in that context Hey swerved across lanes and struck and killed so we think and believe firmly it was a purposeful act and You know will will take it to a jury and see what they think. But we're very confident About the facts of this case and what we have can media reporting at the time that Terry blankenship murdered police officer. Granny also tried to kill himself by by putting a gun up to his head he he such loser. He wasn't successful in doing so. I guess he blew off off his face but it's alive and able to face to face trial years he is he. I was at his arraignment and You know he shot himself under the jaw. I just exited front part of his face. And that's what happened and You know it the whole the reason we know he did. That himself is when he struck high her body. Cam turned on and she. You know frankly laid there dying and you could hear the gunshot the background from her body Cam. Well hopefully unlike some COP killers. There'll be a full measure of justice for Terry blankenship that he did not give officer Kaya Grant. Course you'll be long out of office by the time. This has ever carried out in twenty to thirty years. If this is the normal course of business what is the average time. A death penalty sentences pending before execution is in at fifteen to thirty years. It is currently it. Depends on the makeup of our Supreme Court And how they processed through these cases you know there there are there supreme courts in states like in Texas that move them very quickly and they don't mess around with them But these you know. These are most significant cases on the criminal side that we ever deal with and the have a young bright police officer have her life snuffed out because he quote was not going to be taken alive. I mean that's just so it's an obscenity is what it is. Bill is so outrageous that he would do something. Like this and We're going to. We're going to go after him as hard as we can. All Right Joe. Thank you very much and May Kaya grant rest in peace in her family. Find Peace at some point and Jodi thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham. Show thank you okay bill. Thanks so Jodi. Let's continue Wyoming High School. She was a avid athlete. She participated in soccer and softball and skateboarding and snowboarding and rock climbing and swimming and Taichi and tennis and basketball. She was offered numerous scholarships decided to go to William and Mary Comeback. In service to our community. She was murdered. And I pray to God that we have prosecutors in the future that will make sure cases like this. The perpetrators are properly executed. Let's continue with more on Eddie in the rocker next at your own. The reds newsradio. Seven hundred wwl to be..
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"Person on earth? Then Chrissy Teigen what I don't eat. Why is that one impressed with her? She doesn't nothing she's like she's done model. That's kind of the point of models. Nothing though issue. I mean. She made several sports illustrated. Once or twice. I think on the cover magazine twice mean your model to. You should put down your resume. Unbelievable now rock. You gave an interview to the that. I'm looking at right now about the no fun. League on white maybe reds baseball is actually going to happen and so if the reds that's not the reds it's M. L. Major League baseball players association. They got her a great. If you're Joey votto and your schedule to make twenty five million dollars and somebody tells you take away eighty percent of your money and give you six million dollars and you pay half of that in tax anyway. So net out. Would you work for three million dollars a mere one million dollars a month? Isn't that insulting I would. But here's the deal. I think I look at it and a lot of people look at it of through the Lens of. Oh my God look what great. Goodwill Sport of baseball could do that. They put all these differences aside. Forget the money for the sake of the fan for infants. Sick of the average slipped out. There we're going to go out there and play baseball no matter what but. I think what we may be overestimating is how much players care about the legacy of baseball. I think they care more about themselves. Right all this care mostly about ourselves right and and I just wonder if we're way too much on it seems to me the players are saying. I WanNa make as much money as I can while I have the short amount of time to play this whether baseball goes on ten or twenty years from now isn't my concern now. Is that right or wrong? I say it's wrong but I'm saying it's probably reality when it comes to these guys in the latest. I saw other today is that there's a lot of You know there's not a lot of movement here and if they don't get something going by next week I don't see how you can have a an early spring training in June and then with the hopes of playing baseball on July fourth. But don't get done by this week. I don't see how I don't see it happen. I don't know Rachel your reaction to maybe no reds baseball. And this is an attempt to break the Union the player's Union Because you're pitting the lowest play paid players who will make the most money. percentage wise compared to that five percent of players. That get the most money and they are trying to break the union that will be The real question actually not whether or not we get baseball but if they can break the union with this. That'll never happen. The players will say that said I talked to someone connected to the reds front office very close and she told me that there more worried about next year or the year after they're worried about the entire structure baseball.
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"Person on earth? Then Chrissy? What I don't eat! Why is that one impressed with her? She doesn't nothing she's like she's done model. That's kind of the point of models nothing. Though issue. I mean she made. Several sports illustrated once or twice I think on the cover magazine twice see. Your model to you should put down your resume. Unbelievable now rock. You gave an interview to the that I'm looking at right now about the no fun league on White, maybe reds baseball is actually going to happen, and so if the reds, that's not the reds. It's M. L.. Major League. Baseball Players Association. They got her a great. If you're Joey votto and your schedule to make twenty five million dollars, and somebody tells you take away eighty percent of your money, and give you six million dollars, and you pay half of that in tax anyway, so net out. Would you work for three million dollars a mere one million dollars a month? Isn't that insulting? I would, but here's the deal I. Think I look at it and a lot of people. Look at it of through the Lens of all my God. Look what great goodwill sport of baseball could do that. They put all these differences aside. Forget the money for the sake of the fan for infants. Sick of the average slipped out there. We're going to go out there and play baseball. No matter what, but I think what we may be overestimating is how much players care about the legacy of baseball. I think they care more about themselves right all this care mostly about ourselves right and and I just wonder if we're way too much on. It seems to me. The players are saying. I WANNA. Make as much money as I. Can while I have the short amount of time to play this? Whether Baseball goes on ten or twenty years from now isn't my concern now. Is that right or wrong? I say it's wrong but I'm saying it's probably reality when it comes to these guys in the latest I saw other today is that there's a lot of you know. There's not a lot of movement here and if they don't get something going by next week, I don't see how you can have a an early spring training in June, and then with the hopes of playing baseball on July fourth, but don't get done by this week. I don't see how I don't see it happen I don't know Rachel your reaction to maybe no reds baseball. Baseball and this is an attempt to break the Union. The player's Union because you're pitting the lowest play paid players who will make the most money percentage wise compared to that five percent of players that get the most money, and they are trying to break the union that will be the real question, actually not whether or not, we get baseball, but if they can break the union with this, that'll never happen. The players will say that said I talked to someone connected to the reds front office very close, and she told me that there more worried about next year or the year after they're worried about the entire structure baseball.
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"What I of Covid nineteen pandemic, and it hasn't happened there acting as if in Ohio and other states as if there's a pandemic, but nobody's coming to it, and so we're shutting down schools arguing whether it open up colleges August when we've had no deaths in Ohio. In fact in the entire state of Ohio there's been five hundred total ohioans outside of. Of nursing homes that have died since January, which is a death rate of four per one hundred thousand residents, and so it's like trying to kill a housefly with a shotgun in your bedroom. You may kill the housefly, but you're going to take the whole bedroom in the process and I would like governor facts determine their actions and of public policy is based upon flawed modeling. I would say changed the policy, but some want to keep their head down and lastly Governor Cuomo signed legislation granting hospital a nursing home executives immunity from lawsuits related to covert nineteen while taking about a million dollars in lobbing money from healthcare industry group. What do you think about that? I think is thank God first of all that none of the one point. Seven million schoolchildren's to say pass from Kobe, but you raise an important point. I know this is probably on governor. Wind mind as well which is, we have to stop being afraid to go outside to stop being afraid to live with a little bit of risk for high reward, which is to get back to some kind of normalcy, and as we continue to develop the therapeutics and vaccines we at the same time. It turns out Americans in Ohio, and bill can follow instructions. We not wash your hands and wear masks since apart and all that stuff at some point. You have to trust people to do what they're supposed to do. To get on with life and and I want to just go back to what I said. You've got more people in California according to doctor who died of suicide. We've made it to the Cova nineteen from covid nineteen itself. So imagine what we're doing to kids. There's an article in the New York Times today about these lost school year for college students. They're crying. They're depressed. They're anxious. They just all of. Of a sudden, he was a different in this. The academic and social structure that school provides hasn't taken away from them, and at what cost you have to ask yourself. It may have been smart response at the time. They visible enemy persist, but people are not invisible. They are very visible, and we can't create a whole new class of forgotten. Man Forgotten forgotten students forgotten seniors because of this and I have. Have Trust in your Governor Governor Mike DeWine to to do the right thing I know he? He locked down. I know he's been trying to reopen safely as well, but may I remind everybody..
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"Co Pay that gives them accessibility to Ford ability and most importantly bill it gives them consistency and predictability. We found the pressure price point for many seniors was about fifty dollars at that point so many them stopped filling their prescriptions stopped. Using the whole prescription was were hoarding were sharing prescriptions, and we can't have them not taking their full dose of insulin, because of these out of control costs by Obama. Did nothing about it. Obviously, they made it worse. We waved Obama Biden. Regulation to do this and very happy to stand there with the private sector yesterday and make this announcement This really comes. On the heels of three consecutive years in which the Medicare part d premiums have declined under president trump that's causation, not coincidence. It's happened because of his leadership, and because as a candidate president trump said I will not touch Medicare social security and the only time he's touched. It isn't a good way to bolster it, and to make sure that it's accessible and affordable for many of our American seniors, including right there in the great state of Ohio and Kellyanne as far as saving money and you having better results and I read the press release yesterday it was hundreds of dollars. Many senior spend on this and thirty dollars. A month is a life line, but it's also means. Means, there's other conditions that will not take place because if seniors take their medicine especially with insulin, it saves Medicare Slash Medicaid. Maybe millions of dollars as far as care for the treatments caused by not taking the insulin correct tech. Exactly right bill you. You hit on something that would be important any day, but it's really important in the shadow of the covid nineteen pandemic. Why because so many of our seniors have foregone elective surgeries have not gone and had an in person doctor's appointment for quite a while that would allow them to also talk about some of these additional conditions, but if you fail to take your insulin and keep that sugar regulated, it does lead to other bigger. Bigger problems God forbid amputations, kidney, failure, other organs being damaged, so this helps to senior to regulate their diabetes but it also helps to avoid more serious health consequences. The second thing I'd mentioned is that during this pandemic was president trump who has expanded Medicare telehealth for seniors so before the pandemic hit you had about twelve thousand seniors or so taking advantage of these telemedicine visits every week. Now we have well into the six figures, and that's something that's president and administrative. PMS want to continue long after the virus is vanquished Kellyanne, Conway on an unrelated issue, but somehow related. I held on Eric Trump the other day to talk about what's happening. The so called blue that. That aren't opening as much as the red states here in Ohio Governor Dewine again tomorrow is GonNa come on two o'clock to talk about more things opening up whether it's Michigan New York state and more information. Come out this morning about about governor. CUOMO, accepting huge campaign donations from those in nursing home who run the Nursing Homes California? The Blue States are reluctant. They're recalcitrant in opening up because there's a fear by some that that's being used to make sure. The economy's in terrible shape in October when November on November third when the president faces the voters, you see an effort by some on the left to maybe make America suffer economically to make Joe Biden more elected. Perhaps not that so much as people are suffering right now, that's precisely why the president wants to reopen the country, and he has given the states the latitude to do that, but as you said quite correctly pointed out bill, many these red state governors, and some of these powder blue. State governors have done so and other ones refused to look at HYPOCR and now caught Liar Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan, she wants. Michiganders stayed home indefinitely. Places of worship have to close to work half the close. The schools are closed. Everything's closed except her ability to audition for Joe Biden's VP and her husband. Calling and looking for a special favor to get his boat in the water. So is and this has happened. That happened is Stephanie Luhan Grisham the governor of New Mexico, also on Joe Biden's long short list. Apparently, she asked not apparently it's reported in New Mexico that she requested a essential jewelry store to open, so she could buy jewelry during the pandemic. So you know what's what's fine for the not for me. Some of these blue state governors and I fear. Fear that they're hurting creating a pandemic within pandemic so that people who are out of work and to their homes longer. We did this last week at the president and the vice president, the first lady and the governor's call. You have a cure worse than the disease bill because you've got increases, mental health challenges and child, abuse and spousal abuse, alcohol, abuse and drug abuse and we're creating. Such economic desperation and physical and emotional isolation for so many Americans, not every not every home is a safe home for a kid. Not every kid can do distance learning quite as well so I think they should listen to their own their own voters and their own residents. Who want he want to go back to work? We want these days to reopen safely. look at what happened in Maryland. You have all these governors were going to file data. We're going to follow the science, except unless there's an eighty six percent and eighty six degrees Sunday. Then everybody's out in the boardwalk laying on top of each other and the beaches. Well lastly I would say that here in Ohio there has not been one grade school, Middle School, high school or College Kid. Not One in the state of Ohio has died covert nineteen, not one and you would think out of one point seven million kids from the from six years old at twenty two. What I of Covid nineteen pandemic, and it hasn't happened there acting as if in Ohio and other states as if there's a pandemic, but nobody's coming to it, and so we're shutting down schools arguing whether it open up colleges August when we've had no deaths in Ohio. In fact in the entire state of Ohio there's been five hundred total ohioans outside of. Of nursing homes that have died since January, which is a death rate of four per one hundred thousand residents, and so it's like trying to kill a housefly with a shotgun in your bedroom. You may kill the housefly, but you're going to take the whole bedroom in the process and I would like governor facts determine their actions and of public policy is based upon flawed modeling. I would say changed the policy, but some want to keep their head down and lastly Governor Cuomo signed legislation granting hospital a nursing home executives immunity from lawsuits related to covert nineteen while taking about a million dollars in lobbing money from healthcare industry group. What do you think about that? I think is thank God first of all that none of the one point. Seven million schoolchildren's to say pass from Kobe, but you raise an important point. I know this is probably on governor. Wind mind as well which is, we have to stop being afraid to go outside to stop being afraid to live with a little bit of risk for high reward, which is to get back to some kind of normalcy, and as we continue to develop the therapeutics and vaccines we at the same time..
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"And the great majority of people catch the virus in the first place. And, so if you have a condition, a virus, which causes as much as point, four percent fatality of who actually catch the virus, one might say it's not the end of civilization as we know now if you're one of the ones, shall we say the catch it and you're in the category? Absolutely awful, it's terrible. It's a life threatening, but for the great majority of Americans is not despite the efforts, the media to make it seem as such and many of us are skeptical about the Thallady of the krona virus, and when the information comes out from from the CDC. The fatality rate of those who actually contracted is only if I may use the term only a point four percent. It is not the end of the world. So we'll see what happens. Of course, it could apply to individuals if you're the parent of a Down Syndrome, child special in all the world, and maybe have other companion health difficulties like a heart, disorder or lungs or something character. You're in the category me Bill Cunningham I'm in the category of those have to be more careful than if you're twenty eight years old or if you're seventeen years older, thirty five years old I'm in the category, but let's face it. The great majority of Americans are not because look at it this way. Covert Nineteen has been in Ohio Kentucky and Indiana since January. Which means we're heading up to completing five months of covert nineteen, being in the category? Being here and it wasn't really noted until the first part of March I. Think Governor Wine whose well intended and a good man. Stop the Arnold bodybuilding activities in Colombia on or about March the fifth or sixth, because he received advice that something terrible is coming something similar to the black death. Plague. It's going to kill almost everyone a bola, for example as nearly a one hundred percent death rate. If you catch Bulla, get your affairs in order. And this is a corona virus covert nineteen, just like a Bulla is corona virus. So the thought was in March Oh my God. What are we got?.
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"Cunningham the great American I spoke to match diamonds good friend Kellyanne Conway Counselor senior counselor to the president. TRUMP IS GONNA. She's GonNa come with me to five today to talk about some activities yesterday in the Rose Garden about holding down the cost of of insulin products for senior citizens to about thirty five dollars, a month plus I want to slide into the issue of of the twitter wars, going on between the President and Jack Dorsey of twitter, as if the president is not fact checked as if there's not information getting out to criticize the president as if that isn't a factor. Does anyone think the president's behavior an axe? Lack criticism well. The media is kind of demanding that twitter. Take down completely. The Jack Dorsey the president and CEO of twitter takedown trump's twitter account of some ninety million followers because it is effective. And for anyone seriously to maintain. That the president's behavior is acts in office. Are Not fact checked when all day every day every minute of every hour. The media spends time thinking of new ways to attack the president and indirectly. Of Sirte and so Kellyanne Conway called and I, said yes Had something. Something else scheduled after two o'clock, but I said you know what when the President Calls, we will answer, so stay tuned for that that about fifteen or twenty minutes Kellyanne Conway. Live from the White House then later on once again. Jodi is holding a news conference at some point soon to talk about the murder of Springdale police officer Kaya Grant simply doing her job and what doing your job about a month ago, a Terry blankenship a murderer began his murderous activities in Clinton County, somehow found himself on I two, seventy, five with a gun, fleeing fleeing felon and officer Kaya Grant. At the end of March. I stood there proudly. And said not on my watch, and she put herself in harm's way, so the rest of US could be safe and Terry. blankenship murderer took his vehicle and position it in such a way as to kill a police officer, and he will also what he wanted to do, and in which he did do. He took a took a gun with him. And he murdered kyw grant on March the twenty first of twenty, twenty. And he tried to kill himself. What a loser! He shot himself in the head, but did not shoot himself in such ways to cause his death, and I blew off part of his face. He lived in so Jodi announcing sometime soon that. He has been indicted for the murder aggravated murder of a police officer. And therefore will face the death penalty. We've had cop killers in the past that have been paroled and left the state of Ohio. It is hoped that when you kill a police officer, and it's proven that you did it and there's no viable defense that having done it. Than Juries convict you that somehow within ten to twenty years after the event that the perpetrator will be to complete justice was which is the execution of Terry blankenship, the murderer, the attempted suicide, a such a loser couldn't even kill himself. And Joe Dias. Oh, come on with us in about forty five minutes to talk about the situation who officer Kyw Grant, she went to Wyoming High School. The home of the cowboys as you know, next deer Park Wyoming probably next Ending Hill and Madeira to that. Wyoming High School is the best high school in the in the League, one of the best high schools in the Tri State and she was born in Bethesda Okaz spittle proximity Twenty price thirty three years ago, she spent seven and a half years on the police department. She was an honor student in Wyoming. And she was a softball player soccer g enjoyed tennis and basketball. She went into a life of service. He was offered scholarships to various organizations and colleges including West. Point and George Washington University. She chose to attend William and Mary College in Virginia. Studied Economics and government. She went into a life of service when she returned home and twenty nine. And she also gave freely of her time, and at risk youths at the as Porter School in Cincinnati. She joined the Springdale. Police Department on August Twenty second of twenty twelve and She was murdered in the line of duty on March, twenty first twenty twenty, and so we can never say enough things about people that put themselves out there at risk the defend us from people like the murderer Terry blankenship. And, so we hope that justice prevails and Joe dealers will be hearing about forty five minutes to talk about that. After two o'clock we have Kellyanne Conway coming on from the White. House to talk about whether or not. There are certain blue state governors to WED in Michigan and in California and in New York and a North Carolina that are holding back the reins of the American economy. They see things. The rest of us do not see and as a consequence there's been some implication that the goal is political and not necessary, not necessarily based upon. Science or biology or health, that covert nineteen is not the end of the world and We'll see what happens because. What we have here is a circumstance according to the CDC. That the fatality rate of those who actually have the virus. Is Point four percent. Point four percent. And the great majority of people catch the virus in the first place. And, so if you have a condition, a virus, which causes as much as point, four percent fatality of who actually catch the virus, one might say it's not the end of civilization as we know now if you're one of the ones, shall we say the catch it and you're in the category? Absolutely awful, it's terrible. It's a life threatening, but for the great majority of Americans is not despite the efforts, the media to make it seem as such and many of us are skeptical about the Thallady of the krona virus, and when the information comes out from from the CDC. The fatality rate of those who actually contracted is only if I may use the term only a point four percent. It is not the end of the world. So we'll see what happens. Of course, it could apply to individuals if you're the parent of a Down Syndrome, child special in all the world, and maybe have other companion health difficulties like a heart, disorder or lungs or something character. You're in the category me Bill Cunningham I'm in the category of those have to be more careful than if you're twenty eight years old or if you're seventeen years older, thirty five years old I'm in the category, but let's face it. The great majority of Americans are not because look at it this way. Covert Nineteen has been in Ohio Kentucky and Indiana since January. Which means we're heading up to completing five months of covert nineteen, being in the category? Being here and it wasn't really noted until the first part of March I. Think Governor Wine whose well intended and a good man. Stop the Arnold bodybuilding activities in Colombia on or about March the fifth or sixth, because he received advice that something terrible is coming something similar to the black death. Plague. It's going to kill almost everyone a bola, for example as nearly a one hundred percent death rate. If you catch Bulla, get your affairs in order. And this is a corona virus covert nineteen, just like a Bulla is corona virus. So the thought was in March Oh my God. What are we got?.
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"The great. American instead of cursing, the Darkness Summer Lighting a candle hope I think the graduates in highschool of not received their just desserts so busking bakery to give desserts Dan busking ruskin bakery. Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham show Danny. How are you? Doing Great, are you tell tell the American people what has asking bakery doing to give the graduates their just desserts? What a tried today! That traditional graduation ceremony a celebration, so we decided to honor every graduate in Cincinnati Ohio and Northern Kentucky with a free graduation Kate. How does someone planet because Tony Bender? My producers like seventy three years old and he enjoys eating things for nothing. He's like a Democrat. So how do you prove whether or not someone's a high school graduate? This Springer School Id, and or where you black tap if you have one, Brad Count whatever you can do to prove that you're a graduating senior. We'd love to give you a I. How long will this go on Danny busking if at all? This is from Friday at Hyde Park store only I go there to get those fluffy. glaze croissants. I like those many times I go there. Dan Boskin and they're already sold out. So can you get more of those flaky busking Gres Khorasan's. I'll make sure we have a your producer down and we'll send him. Tony Bender likes the heat's about six or seven I'm so today, which is course Wednesday Thursday through Friday only at the high park busking go in there if you're a graduating senior northern Kentucky About Indiana Absolutely. Tristate you go there to busking bakery in Hyde. Park and they'll give you a free graduation cake, and while you're there. You might want to get some of those delays Khorasan's. Out Great. Any other house business by the way because you're one of the institutions. Not, kind of make this tristate Great House busking bakery during these difficult days. we're making it work. We're trying to make some better if you know what I mean It's been hard on us. We had to close. Locations, we were going to. Talk about that. Have failed patients. And played a lot of folks but We're GONNA, make it through what reopening passionately. We're GONNA WE'RE GONNA make sure we're. We're still around for all of our Cincinnati hands. And how many years is buskens.
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"And it's all the governor's problem because they told us how to do things we give them guidelines and let them make their own decisions to live by those decisions. Listen I sent her. Huffman has lots of money and the next thirty days you got balance a budget or does billions of dollars come. From the governor's decisions have evaporated. Where does that money come from? Well we got about three billion dollars in the rainy day fund but he recently made the decision that he's not going to tap into that for this year so he's made some budget cuts across the number of departments take about four hundred thousand from education and a couple of hundred million forty million. Four hundred million. Four hundred million in a couple of hundred million from Medicare Medicaid where people really need it most at this time. So he's made some budget cuts so then we got some big decisions to make on the next fiscal year. Well lastly if this is not a rainy day. I don't know what the hell would be rainy day. You got three billion dollars of public money off to the side which means there would not be any cuts in public education and no cuts and Medicaid health. Care for the poor and this governor refuses to use that money. Because it's not a rainy day. Well there's a little behind it. He's he's saving that for the next fiscal year because he needed to the next year In that budget and playing sears. It on on that Well and some other budget cuts more budget cuts coming. What is caused more harm to Americans? The governmental decisions or covert nineteen well again and any life. Loss is horrible but You know it seems that the the government has has done a around the country in states than very difficult and For many individuals in many ways senator. Huffman thank you very much and good luck with your letter. We'll see what happens tomorrow at two o'clock take care good half and God bless America. Thank you very much. Let's continue with more. That senator Stephen a Huffman. The fifth states Senator district which is in indeed north and would no one thought who Republicans by electing a Republican governor. The Republican governor will be fighting with the Republican legislature. And I stand what the General Assembly on Newsradio seven hundred wwl Billy Cunningham..
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"I should each one of those should make their own personal choice not to have the government make that choice. You know see US Lewis, said this about eighty years ago, that the worst Tierney of all is tyranny for the good of the victim that somehow government knows what is best for you, and that you're not capable as a husband as a father as a politician to make independent decisions for your good now the government is there to protect you from yourself. Is that the most worst tyranny of all? The the government At times should get out of the way and let people make commerce and make their own decisions. I tell we're going to hear from the Governor I'm told Thursday at. Two. o'clock he allegedly is not GonNa talk today, but he's GonNa talk tomorrow two. O'clock I look forward to him saying that the emergency orders are up. You're not sequestered anymore. You know all the risks involved in your behavior. You've been fully informed what to do what not to do. I'm not going to tell you whether by law. You can drive a car smoke, a cigarette smoke a pipe. I'm not going to tell you by law not to dive into assuming poll or to water ski behind a boat on the High River Lake Erie. You know what the risk Gar- have added. Would that be wise for this governor to do tomorrow? I think so again. I still think that you know. We still need to protect The the nursing home people. 'cause we know those those are the people that are truly at risk, but I I would certainly welcome that I'm sure that the vast majority of my constituents in Fifth Senate district would to, and where is the fifth Senate district in Ohio? About where is that I represent the city of Dayton and the three counties north, and West airbnb prevalent dark. The flyers should've been given an opportunity to win the NC Double A. Title. One of the most disreputable things I heard was the oh, essay, tell high school, boys and girls one week from completing. Their Championship seasons the shot and Stein Center in Columbus, they can't play and there's been not one grade school, elementary school, Junior, high school or high school student Ohio not. One has died at cove nineteen, and if they haven't died a covert nineteen after five months of exposure, I would submit to you. They're not at risk and we can't keep acting as if they are when they're not. Not So senator Huffman your final coming, you know I agree and I think graduation thing is a bigger pictures that we need to truly get kids back to school. What? They're very low risk. We need to get them back at school and we don't need to listen to the big schools. Tell everybody else in the state what to do. We need to let local control and all. All those situations in the school graduation. What a novel idea! Because there's a there's large high schools in in the tri-state like Mason High School, believe it or not, they graduate more than a thousand seniors every year, and so my points to the superintendent. Was this well? Do It a through K, and then you might do it. l., p. and then chew through Z. now you can break. Break it up in some way, but don't tell a small school like park. You can't have a graduation or a small school in Salina or North Dayton. You can't do it because of Mason..
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"You could barely move unique all over your joints. Your filled with a horrible infections and you can't move. Unlike other illnesses like Ebola, that Ebola has nearly a one hundred percent death rate, and that's another corona vars. A common cold is corona vars so and then at the spectrum of you're not GonNa die, which is the common cold, and then the Abullah Khurana Vars at the other end somewhere toward you're not gonNA. Die Is covert nineteen. Because if in fact, CDC is right, and for those who actually have the corona covert nineteen hours, which is a Avars, only zero point, four percent die. That means what ninety nine point six percent live. What the hell are we doing all this stuff for an anyway? What lot? Why is that? Why is it going on? And so some people are spooked. They're scared. They don't WanNa go out I speak to older couples quite often and younger folks who tell me this is a bunch of BS. That they don't believe what the media and the politicians have done to our great country and our great state whether it's Kentucky Ohio, Indiana. That's like trying to kill a fly in your living room with a shotgun. You may eventually kill the fly. You've taken everything out and the process. This is taken everything out I went last night in Kenwood to fairly Nice restaurant where the average tickets probably. Thirty five or forty dollars per person. I walked in clean as a whistle and there were three tables in that restaurant. I don't know how you make I want to. One of my favorite pizza joints in Norwood shut down to further notice Cooper's Hawk which is right there fine restaurant. No no dining service at all. And so I'm thinking. Is The cure worse than the disease? Democrats say we ought to be doing more in this Gallup poll. How about this Democrats Eighty? Seven percent of Democrats say the Avars is greater than the flu and represents a risk to these an economics arrive ability of this country. So Democrats look at this saying you gotTA. Wear mask you gotta stay home government. Support me. Republicans are saying. I don't always have to wear a mask. The reaction has been to great. Let's get back to business. Get back to work. And my twitter grant last night I I, said to the governor. That you have until tomorrow at two o'clock to Reopen Ohio and let adults figure out what to do especially when it comes to high school graduations or opening the casinos casinos that has got to happen the so-called stay home order expires on. On Friday or Saturday? We know what the risk is. We know those who drive a car on interstate. Seventy five have a great arrest and people that don't drive a car, so we take remedies necessary to alleviate against the potential risks and damage for those who smoke cigars or cigarettes or smoke, marijuana are smoke a pipe for those who who died in a swimming pools or operate boats on the High River. Lay Cow. Go Lake, Erie whatever it might be. There are risk involved in life all the time, so we mitigate against him. To say as our good governor has done and I say that repeatedly at some point Mike One and I will be back together because his heart is sound. Is Judgment Not so much, but nonetheless he is a good man. I can't say that about John used or Dr Amy. ACTON but I've Mike Dewine a long time. He's a good person. Is Wife is darling? He's got good. Kids got good grandkids I. Don't Question Person I questioned him is judgment because what happened is this then? We gotta take breaks seven, four, nine, seven thousand. I've been in hundreds of jury trials. And there's a charge given by the judge to each jury member and match diamond for example if you're on a jury. And the judge speaks to you at the end of the case kind of giving you the framework of what to do. When enter the jury room. The judge I'm paraphrasing at some point says it's my advice to you. Ladies and gentlemen the jury when you go into the jury room. Not, to express too quickly, your opinion of guilt or innocence, because what occurs then is that when other jurors present more function arguments about guilt or innocence, because you've come out and a group with the other. Other eleven jurors and you have said that guy's guilty or that guy's innocent. Your sense of pride may be aroused, and so as others make more cogent arguments on the other side of your fence. You May WanNa stick to your original belief out of a false sense of pride, bravado and be somebody in that German. So what happened this case in March Mike? Dewine Amy Acton, Russia's in with these statistics from the I.. h. m. e. and from London Imperial College and which breaking down Ohio's numbers Mike Dewine was told that eighty thousand ohioans would be dead by August that the emergency rooms would be overwhelmed. The hospitals would be packed that it would look like northern Italy. And then if we don't act now to shutdown, Ohio that more ohioans will die and they're gonNA die horribly gasping for breath. And so Mike. Dewine called other governors and other states. And he was told exactly the same thing. That to Mike DeWine, attorney. Prosecutor and Attorney General doesn't have much experience when it comes to health matters and everyone from Dr Faouzi on down by the middle of March was saying this was the big one. This is what we've been waiting for. So Mike Dewine on March twenty third. Authorized Dr Amy Acton to shelter in place shutdown. Stay home home incarceration. Don't go to work. Don't open businesses. You can't be on the streets. Do Nothing. Because the wave is forming. I guess somewhere in West Virginia coming down the Ohio River the Mananga Hilo the allegany in the Ohio confluence in Pittsburgh, this wave is coming down the river, and when it gets to Cincinnati, and it's going to wipe out saint. Elizabeth's try health good SAM deaconess Christ. They're all gone because we're going to have. If eighty thousand are going to die, that means in Hamilton, county. County in the Southwest Ohio, there's going to be about ten thousand dead people, which means ten times that number in the hospital, being cared for there'd be a one hundred thousand in the tri-state, and throughout the state of Ohio Eighty Thousand Dead Means Eight, hundred thousand in the hospital, and by the way you know how many hospital beds are in the entire state of Ohio. The answer is thirty four thousand total beds from Cleveland to Cincinnati from Toledo to Steubenville Dash. To Marietta, we have a total of thirty four thousand beds, so are sets. Mike Dewine saying Oh. My God you mean. We have thirty four thousand total hospital beds in the entire state of Ohio and we're going to have. Eight hundred thousand people coming of thirty four thousand beds yet the Duke Energy Center ready and the out the hospitals sound the alarm. We're all about to die. Then every week that went by backed every day. For the first two months,.
Bill Cunningham
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"You could barely move unique all over your joints your filled with a horrible infections. And you can't move. Unlike other illnesses like Ebola that Bola has nearly a one hundred percent. Death rate. And that's another corona vars. A common cold is corona vars. So and then at the spectrum of you're not GonNa die which is the common cold and then the Abullah Khurana Vars at the other end somewhere toward you're not GonNa die is covert nineteen because if in fact. Cdc is right and for those who actually have the corona covert nineteen hours which is a avars only zero point four percent die that means what ninety nine point six percent live? What the hell are we doing all this stuff for an anyway? What Lot why is that? Why is it going on and so some people are spooked? They're scared they don't WANNA go out. I speak to older couples quite often and younger folks who tell me this is a bunch of BS that they don't believe what the media and the politicians have done to our great country and our great state whether it's Kentucky Ohio Indiana. That's like trying to kill a fly in your living room with a shotgun. You may eventually kill the fly. You've taken everything out and the process. This is taken everything out. I went last night in Kenwood to fairly Nice restaurant where the average tickets probably thirty five or forty dollars per person. I walked in clean as a whistle and there were three tables in that restaurant. I don't know how you make. I want to one of my favorite pizza joints and Norwood shut down to further notice. Cooper's Hawk which is right there. Fine restaurant no No dining service at all. And so I'm thinking is the cure worse than the disease. Democrats say we ought to be doing more in this Gallup poll. How about this? Democrats eighty seven percent of Democrats. Say the AVARS is greater than the flu. And represents a risk to these an economics arrive ability of this country so Democrats look at this saying you gotTa Wear Mask You. GotTa stay home. Government support me. Republicans are saying. I don't always have to wear a mask. The reaction has been to great. Let's get back to business. Get back to work and my twitter grant last night. I I said to the governor that you have until tomorrow at two o'clock to Reopen Ohio and let adults figure out what to do especially when it comes to high school graduations or opening the Casinos Casinos. That has got to happen. The so-called stay home order expires on on Friday or Saturday. We know what the risk is. We know those who drive a car on interstate. Seventy five have a great arrest and people that don't drive a car so we take remedies necessary to alleviate against the potential risks and damage for those who smoke cigars or cigarettes or smoke. Marijuana are smoke a pipe for those who who died in a swimming pools or operate boats on the high river lay cow. Go Lake Erie. Whatever it might be. There are risk involved in life all the time. So we mitigate against him to say as our good governor has done and I say that repeatedly at some point Mike One and I will be back together because his heart is sound is judgment not so much but nonetheless. He's a good man. I can't say that about John. Used or Dr Amy Acton. But I'm Mike Dewine a long time. He's a good person is wife is darling. He's got good. Kids got good grandkids. I don't question person. I questioned him is judgment because what happened is this then we gotta take breaks seven. Four nine seven thousand. I've been in hundreds of jury trials and there's a charge given by the judge to each jury member and match diamond for example. If you're on a jury and the judge speaks to you at the end of the case kind of giving you the framework of what to do when enter the jury room. The judge I'm paraphrasing at some point says it's my advice to you ladies and gentlemen the jury when you go into the jury room not to express too quickly your opinion of guilt or innocence because what occurs then is that when other jurors present more function arguments about guilt or innocence. Because you've come out and a group with the other other eleven jurors and you have said that guy's guilty or that guy's innocent. Your sense of pride may be aroused and so as others make more cogent arguments on the other side of your fence. You May WanNa stick to your original belief out of a false sense of pride bravado and be somebody in that German. So what happened? This case in March Mike Dewine Amy Acton Russia's with these statistics from the I. h. m. e. and from London Imperial College and which breaking down Ohio's numbers. Mike Dewine was told that eighty thousand ohioans would be dead by August that the emergency rooms would be overwhelmed. The hospitals would be packed that it would look like northern Italy. And then if we don't act now to shutdown Ohio that more OHIOANS will die and they're gonNA die horribly gasping for breath and so Mike. Dewine called other governors and other states and he was told exactly the same thing that to Mike Dewine Attorney Prosecutor and attorney. General doesn't have much experience when it comes to health matters and everyone from Dr Faouzi on down by the middle of March was saying this was the big one. This is what we've been waiting for. So Mike Dewine on March twenty third authorized Dr Amy Acton to shelter in place shutdown. Stay home home incarceration. Don't go to work. Don't open businesses? You can't be on the streets. Do nothing because the wave is forming. I guess somewhere in West Virginia coming down the Ohio River the MANANGA. Hilo the allegany in the Ohio confluence in Pittsburgh. This way is coming down the river and when it gets to Cincinnati and it's going to wipe out Saint Elizabeth's try health. Good Sam deaconess Christ. They're all gone because we're going to have if eighty thousand are going to die that means in Hamilton County in the Southwest Ohio. There's going to be about ten thousand dead people which means ten times that number in the hospital being cared for there'd be a one hundred thousand in the tri-state and throughout the state of Ohio. Eighty thousand dead means eight hundred thousand in the hospital and by the way you know. How many hospital beds are in the entire state of Ohio? The answer is thirty. Four thousand total beds from Cleveland to Cincinnati from Toledo to Steubenville Dash to Marietta. We have a total of thirty four thousand beds so are sets Mike Dewine saying Oh my God you mean we have thirty four thousand total hospital beds in the entire state of Ohio. And we're going to have eight hundred thousand people coming of thirty four thousand beds yet. The Duke Energy Center ready and the out. The hospitals sound the alarm. We're all about to die then. Every week. That went by backed every day for the first two months.
Bill Cunningham
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"And about an hour, so I'm going to have on state Senator Stephen Huffman as you may know, he's in northern part of Montgomery. County north thereof, and he's got great influence on the budget, and the state of Ohio has about four hundred million dollar monthly deficit, four hundred million. And he says we have to coney and cuts of he's said on a press release about twenty percent across the board I can't imagine if Columbus gets money from the feds. They're gonNA. Pass it onto Cincinnati. Some they to this is this is the money that. Is obliged to be distributed local jurisdictions. The question is what form is going to be used, and at one point. We thought we were GONNA get a forty five million and we're about to receive the first fifteen million, which will be very very helpful but there are some some move to change the formula two plus a additional thirty million, and we may end up getting a lot less than other jurisdictions townships, and the like will get more so and and I'm not sure that reflects the relative need in terms of citizens and the health health situations in the light, but. We'll be whatever it is. Whatever you say about David Man you're a steady hand. I talked to Brian comes on. We said when interviewed you about forty years ago. You had gray hair. At that point. You might recall the Gary Burbank. Did bits on your hair say thirty, five forty, which I thought was pretty funny stuff if somebody would have said in the nineteen eighties. That Dave Dave man tap on the shoulder. Phil Taller for tap on Heyday by the way you're going to run for mayor and twenty twenty, one. What would you thought that was conceivable? Now? Of course not no thought is crazy, but. so far knock on what I've been blessed with good health and I have energy and I think it's important. I I tend to pursue it and We're GONNA have a lot of fun. talking about the future of the city and Obviously the voters will decide and either way I accept the verdict. Do. Do you understand politically? This is a shot across the bow of pagey sitting. Faldo set things up to become the next mayor. He's eager. He's young. He's fuller urine in vinegar. Mindy got the old hand coming out of the woods like Cincinnati's. Sees this as a shot across the bow PG, or he's obviously running. And now US running. I'd be surprised if there are more, but by the time he gets the primary next May, if not more than two. That won't even be a primer. They'll just pick the election. In November, but it's. It's hard to imagine that given the composition. The city that two two white males would be the only candidates I'm not sure it's healthy for the community, but. Does it help you if I endorse you or does it help you if I oppose you? Which is helpful to you? Value Support so That's my answer. Go ahead, please. Jason fell. You got it one thousand percent now I. Don't know who else might run, but over that guy you my support that may hurt you greatly by. You've got my support for that guy. One thousand percent well I think people a Treasury your opinion so i. Well I have lots of opinions. No answers and we don't know what's going to happen I mean God knows in Cincinnati will survive somehow N- a year or two or ten years. It's still going to be here. The issue is the shape in the form. Many cities are emptying out I. Think of my years spent a New York. City and I'm thinking boy that doesn't function, but Cincinnati ought to function. We ought to be able to move forward because of the assets and. And the big companies and corporations, the events sports sporting events that we ought to be able to function, and we can function if we have the attitudes of Charles. P Taft Murray season good, that's the attitude. Those compatriots of yours and I think that's the attitude. Would you encourage people to look at a person's background what they stand for? And whether they WANNA use as stepping stone to something else and decide whether we're gonNA have a stable mayor for the next four years. All that goes into the decision Division that a person paints the. Record that they bring to the discussion. their commitment to to stay not run for another office. sure all those things are are part of it and You know that's part of what it campaign is about and we're GONNA. Have a long campaign. That would plenty of opportunity for discussion about all those things and more so the primaries like eleven months away in May early May Hey. Dave! Jimmy questions for me about Sports Politics World, Capitals Cincinnati history something that's confused. You're over the years. Lots of confused me over the years. That's why I listen every day Willie so just. Just now that some some of us are taking the. Direction from you. I'm not supporting, too. Many people went to Harvard because I've known you and your family for like forty years I will say this. I support David Man. Thank you. I'm not sure if that's going to help her, but I know you bet San Phil Taller for the whole thing. You ran the city fairly well over two different decades and a and you'll stand for reelection thinking twenty twenty-five. You may leave off as four in the year twenty thirty. Fifty Years After. Let's not get too far ever so. Good luck to you and We'll see what happens. Can thank you thank you? Let's continue with more. On Youtube but Mike McConnell sent me a text in which is a reference, some of the incredible bits that Gary Burbank did on the hair of David, Mann and Brian Combs told me a few minutes ago that when he started in radio about Nineteen eighty-four, David. Man was old. So, let's continue with more. Get your thoughts. And what's coming up with? The governor is not gonNA understand speak at two o'clock today will speaker to o'clock tomorrow at your home of the reds hopefully newsradio seven hundred wwl. Night I don't know what happened. The music at died, but Thank you for listening couple issues coming up. We're going to get into this later on after one o'clock today I'm GonNa put on Senator Huffman is.
Bill Cunningham
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"The Billy Cunningham. The great American coming up in about an hour and a half. Or so we'll be Kellyanne conway from the White House. Also later on standing and Brian busking about giving all the high school. Grads in the tri-state Area Ohio Kentucky and Indiana a free graduation cake a bus can bakery in Hyde Park also. Later on his Kevin Jackson the black sphere but until then you know. Cincinnati for many years has been a site beginning with Murray season. Good and others in which the mayor of our city looked after the sitting did not use it as a stepping stone to something else and a couple of days ago David Man. Who's been mayor? I think on two other occasions in the nineteen eighties and nineties stepped forward and said I'm going to run for mayor which I think is indicative that the city might be in trouble. It's like calling Cincinnati out of the hills to come save the city and once again David Mann welcome to the Bill Cunningham. Show and Dave how are you? I'm doing great. How are you have? You lost your mind because you and I began in radio and politics almost forty years ago and you were the mayor in the eighties correct. What years were you there? Eighty one eighty two and then again when Charlie went to Congress in ninety one so I started here in eighty three so you just concluded one of your terms and now we are forty years later. Why is David Mann running for mayor? Or you know when I when I decided to run for Council after twenty year break About seven years ago. I recall calling Bobby Stern who was living in California and as Bobby. I'm going to run for council. And she said David you've lost your mind. Yes I know but I need help. So she sent me a thousand dollars. So you know it's it's all about Public Service which is kind of what my life is ended up being about twenty six years on twenty four years on council two years in Congress for years in the navy and You know I want my life. I guess my life has come to stand for that and I think you're still work to be done and I believe I can still make a contribution you went to Harvard. What's my might be a problem with that. That's a problem. There must be something if we can peel back the layer and a little bit here David and say if there was a candidate running next year like a David man you would not be running. So by implication. Can we assume that you don't see a David Mann tight running next year other than you? Well I'm the only David Mann running next year and I will ask the voters. Take a look at a me in my experience and I think most importantly the the vision that I develop in the course of this campaign. I mean it's a long way off It's a little weird to be saying. We haven't even elected a president A year and half from now. Please vote for me. Although there's a primary this coming may so for for someone who hasn't laid the foundation I I had to get started so here we are. And what is Betsy? Say about this. Your lovely bride. Because she must be pulling her hair. Nope Betsy loves people and for her. Politics is yet another way to engage with people and most of my political life When I go someplace people say. Where's betsy are? Why did you come? We just need betsy and She's she's a tremendous person and My best asset and As anyone those knows we'll tell you she's on board with this. Oh yeah yeah she. She was very He's been worried about what happens next. And that we've we've answered that at least in terms of what we seek to have happened. I'm using the term sanctuary incorrectly. But we have a president who's like seventy four speaker of the House Pelosi's like eighty. You've got Joe Biden. Who is seventy and eight? And you're you're eighty eighty one when you if and when I assume you're going to win because you're like a Liberal Democrat but even though that you're somewhat reasonable and so what do you see as the two or three issues confronting the city that you have a unique set of skills to resolve. Well let's talk about what what the city faces. Obviously the What I what I call. The pandemic pandemonium was Completely unexpected not for bunny by my started thinking about this a few months ago. We have a tremendous challenge Recovering when it ends in one of the problems is we don't know when it will end. Yeah I I've had a career that has seen many many problems. Many many challenges unexpected. And so what we do is Calm down Address the issues and solve them. I I think I can be helpful. There is there really an eighty million dollar annual deficit. That's the number and spending the inquire Jason Wayne. Is there an eighty million dollar deficit? Which is gigantic. It is gigantic. 'cause I roll budget is what four hundred twenty. Four hundred thirty million and twenty percent. Yeah and A good part of our budget place in fire and public services. And it's it's it's hard to figure out how to make up the eighty million Today it's eighty million it. We're working a lot of things. I don't see how we can come through this Without severe layoffs in some areas unless Some of the federal money that's through to Columbus is distributed to Cincinnati in under formula. That's that's more helpful more supportive of the cities in the state and unless the Fed's Either way to worry about revenue loss. I mean we are one of the ten most vulnerable cities in the country because of our reliance on the earning stacks where the second most vulnerable in for the top ten are Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati Columbus Columbus first. And we're next. They're any sex is great when things are going well. The end of March we had a surplus over projected revenues. Twenty four million dollars and now at the end of June we have a about a fifteen million dollar hole To Plug we're going to be able to do that. But that makes you know. Eighty million makes fifteen million look like a piece of cake One way or the other will get there and the most challenging thing is We don't know when the current problem is be window businesses recover Will there be a second wave Win will jobs come back when our tax revenues go up? You know you tell me the of those questions and I can tell you when the problem's going to be addressed if it's in six months that's one thing if it's two and a half years from now that's another so it's a very dire unpredictable moment and and we have a fiscal year. That ended June thirty so we have to make some decisions before we have ready answers to these questions. Are you exempting police and fire from cuts because politicians often say that and if you exempt police and fire from cuts that means there might be thirty to forty percent cut everywhere else? Is David Mann saying this afternoon? There will not be cuts and police and fire. I cannot imagine that there will be cuts Given what we see at this point now I'm not saying what will happen twelve months from now if it's a pandemic goes on but obviously particularly at the time of The COVID nineteen crisis. We understand how important first responders are whether police or fire Risking their lives every day along with healthcare workers and grocery store workers and all the rest and it would be. They would be the worst thing to say. Oh by the way if we we have to balance the budget and we're going to do on your on your payroll you know about an hour..
Bill Cunningham
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"The. Billy Cunningham the great American coming up in about an hour and a half, or so we'll be Kellyanne. Conway from the White House. Also later on standing and Brian busking about giving all the high school grads in the tri-state Area Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana a free graduation cake. A bus can bakery in Hyde Park also later on his. Kevin Jackson the black sphere, but until then you know Cincinnati for many. Many years has been a site beginning with Murray season, good and others, in which the mayor of our city looked after the sitting did not use it as a stepping stone to something else and a couple of days ago David Man. WHO's been mayor? I think on two other occasions in the nineteen eighties and nineties stepped forward and said I'm going to run for mayor, which I think is indicative that. The city might be in trouble. It's like calling Cincinnati out of the hills to come save the city, and once again David Mann welcome to the bill, Cunningham show and Dave. How are you? I'm doing great. How are you? Have you lost your mind because? You and I began in radio and politics. Almost forty years ago and you were the mayor in the eighties correct. What years were you there eighty, one eighty two, and then again when Charlie went to Congress in ninety, one. So I started here in eighty three, so you just concluded one of your terms, and now we are forty years later. Why is David Mann running for mayor? You know. When I when I decided to run for council after the break About seven years ago, I recall calling. Bobby Stern, who was living in California, and as Bobby I'm going to run for council and she said David. You've lost your mind. Yes. I know, but I need help, so she sent me a thousand dollars. So you know it's. It's all about public service, which is kind of what my life is ended up being about. Twenty six years on twenty four years on council two years in Congress for years in the navy and You know I want my life I guess. My life has come to stand for that and I think you're still work to be done and I believe I can still make a contribution. You went to Harvard. What's my might be a problem with that? That's a problem. There must be something if we can peel back the layer and a little bit here David and say if there was a candidate running next year like a David. Man, you would not be running so by implication. Can we assume that you don't see a David Mann tight running next year? Other than you? Well. I'm the only David Mann running next year and I will ask the voters take a look at a me in my experience.
The Bill Barnwell Show
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"A welcome to the bill barnwell show i'm bill barnwell well here here's tuesday july second two thousand nineteen nfl season is about two months away at this point but i know that we're getting into some early fantasy football draft i think this is probably right around a good time to start thinking about fantasy and so today on the show we're gonna talk a little bit fantasy football talk a little bit about be a rookie class coming in and for those of you who have dynasty leagues who are interested in rookies for year rookie draft or if you're playing in a traditional financial lincoln just have rookies who are gonna be entering into you're typical draftable wanna talk about them and i was thinking about which colleague i might wanna have onto talking about that way then you know plenty of qualified five smart people at e s p n but then i realized oh i have a new colleague here at e s b m someone who's had on the show before a good friend of mine for a long time formerly of sb nation now up dsp on this bill conley bill welcome thanks for having me yet colleagues have you idiots gimme were formerly colleagues of football outsiders i mean you've already written you're first article for a previous ghana college football went up a what last thursday something about affect a base could count on if it takes to make each each title contender i real title contender in college football yes end that you of course i've known for many things that don't work many things in the past one of the things sp nation which i would describe as a lunatic i would say terrifying is that you already preview every college football team if i'm not mistaken oh yeah yeah i know all hundred thirty would start every february end you got about halfway this year i think you end up with kansas which is an interesting place the end in a lot of different ways but i'm assuming you're gonna be doing something similar cash adding somebody will say like i think were still discussing format now but basically you'll get batches of of previews of sorts a windy media days a free each conference start rolling out here in a couple of weeks that kind of panics conduct a couple of weeks and that's a lot of writing the do but i mean a lot of writing it to i guess and so were were rolling with it you're you're definition of a lot of writing is different from anyone else on the planet definition of a lot of writing like oh this is gonna be that bad you're still writing way more than anybody else why set the bar pretty high my first basically like sixty five hundred words there's something like that but but who am i talking to here that's you know the word couch or counter theoretical so i think it'll be alright i wish microsoft word also felt that way unfortunate 'em so today my ideas let's just go through the first two rounds of twentyfour texas having a twelve team league oh they sort of little average fantasy league average frankly having a rookie draft and i think let's go will go alternate pick by tech will go through the first two rounds i just talked about some of the players who might come up and you know think about a one relying on your insight into their college football performance which i have absolutely no insight there maybe i could help little bit in terms of their pro pro fat and sort of how they might i impressions of rookie and then in the years to come as well so bill you're the guest i think.