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Speaker 6: Yes, Look, we're going to be dialing in on it
obviously as we get closer to the midterms.
Speaker 2: I'm very bullish.
Speaker 6: I'm absolutely convinced that we're going to grow the House
majority and keep the majority of the Senate the House,
and allow President Trump four years and not just two,
because if we lose the majority, they'll try to impeach
him and stop everything. We've got to articulate that. The
thing is, Maria, We've had so many successes, so many
categories of things that we've achieved, that there's been a
lot to talk about. We need to narrow in focus
in more. It's a great point on affordability. That's a
big thing for people, and we've been working on it
every day. And by the way, the Working Family's Tax Cut,
the big beautiful bill that we got signed in a
lodg July fourth. The reason we did it so early
in the Congress is because we knew all the major
provisions of that become effective after January and people will
feel those positive effects. Wages will be rising, You'll have
more job opportunity and have more investment, more jobs. All
these things will happen and people will feel it before
they vote in the fall. So we're anxious for all
that to take place.
Speaker 7: Welcome my friends to the It's Friday already again edition
of Both and Release rush Hour. That was, of course,
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson. He was on with
Maria walked along with and you know what, the shutdown
is still making news. We didn't talk about it too
much the aftermath of the shutdown yesterday, but there are
a lot of things about to shut down that are
still impacting the political scene in not just Washington, d C.
But around the country also. We are hearing more and
more from the left coast, the upper left coast of
Seattle and the new mayor of Seattle who sounds like
the female version of Mam Donnie. In fact, there's a
cut her words Mondomnie's words side by side that we
hopefully will be able to present to you today.
Speaker 4: It was an interview she did on CNN.
Speaker 7: There is an amazing my Friend's column by Michelle cuttle
in the New York Times today. She apparently has watched
The Godfather knows the Godfather lingo. Many of you who
have watched The Godfather over the years will recognize why
I say that from the headline Democrats need a wartime concigliari,
Hakim Jeffreys isn't one straight out of the Godfather. Of course,
Sonny Corleoni complaining that Tom Hogan is not a wartime consigliary.
His dad had a wartime and I stuck with you,
You're not a wartime guide. Well, big article there about
their displeasure with ha King Jeffrey. In fact, in this
lengthy piece she cites the radio broadcast Charlomagne the think
well anyway, Charlomag She cites his name for his nickname
for Hakim Jeffries, which is not at all flattering. Another
piece today from the Hill another Democrat representatives Sess Moulton
of Massachusetts slamming Chuck you Schumer and saying that Chuck
you cannot keep the Democrat team together. So the fallout
is still continuing. Johnson's interview we let off with him saying,
of course, why it is important for the Republicans to
maintain control of the House of Representatives and what will
happen if they don't. He had a few other things
to say in this interview cut number three, and this
is kind of yeah, needed to be said. I'm glad
he said it. I'm skeptical because I've heard it before.
But this is Speaker Johnson on what I and many
others have called for, which is a return to regular
order in the House, which means the government can, finally,
after decades, stop being funded by these continuing resolutions. And
this is what does Speaker Johnson had to say about.
Speaker 6: That anything passed Schumer and Jeffreys and the Democrats right now.
But we're going to try to take that weapon out
of their hand. And what I mean by that is
over these next several intense days, the next couple of months,
we'll be working around the clock to make sure we
get more of these appropriations bills through the process. As
you know, part of the vote Wednesday night was a
minibus of a small package of three of those appropriations
bills that we've now gotten off the table. There's twelve
of them in total, so we're working right now for
the next package of those to push through the process.
Speaker 2: And get this.
Speaker 6: Done in the way it's supposed to be done, by
regular order. That's how we operate as good stewards of
taxpayer funds. And as you know, Maria, it hasn't worked
that way in Washington for a long long time. Since
I became speaker two years ago, I've been trying to
force that like a boulder up a hill, and this
is a big innovation. It seems like a small thing
to cheer on, but in Washington, having gotten three appropriations
bills signed in a law, three individual prose bills is
a big achievement. We're going to do more of those,
and hopefully we can get all that done by that
deadline in January.
Speaker 8: Well, you've been talking about this for a long time.
What would be an appropriate number of appropriations bills? Do
you think that would be done by the end of January?
I mean, what's practical.
Speaker 6: Well, the goal is all twelve, and I'm doggedly determined
to make that happen. If we fall short and there
are two or three left on the table, then we
would do a continued resolution to finish those. But it
wouldn't be anything like the stakes of this long nightmare
that we just went through because remember all the bills,
everything would be funded. Troops and essential services and those
kinds of things would already be off the table. So
farmers and federal employees, border patrol agency tsa air traffic
ConTroll they wouldn't have to be sitting around stressed out
about when their next paycheck's going to come. That would
have been taken care of, so there'd be minor details
left at the end of the year. That's the goal, Maria,
for us to get all that done.
Speaker 7: You know, there's a way this needs to happen, folks,
But there's also something else that should happen. And I
don't know why this isn't obvious. Republicans have the House
and the Senate. People that's shut down is still fresh
in people's minds. I don't know why there isn't a
bill that's put forward today limiting the scope of what
can be shut down if continuing resolutions are not voted for,
since they continue this dereliction of duty by continuing running
a government by c or the Congress can decide what
who gets We've seen that, we've seen it, who gets
paid and who doesn't get paid. In the event that
a continuing resolution is not signed, and they could simply
say all of those entitlement programs and by there was
some benefit by the way to this. I think people
were not completely aware of how deeply corrupt the SNAP
program was until this shutdown came. There was benefit into
it exposing I hope Obamacare A word on that in
a minute. But for the future Republicans and Democrats, can
you imagine right now bringing up a build It says,
in case there's another government shut down by either party,
you have to pay for the military. You have to
pay the troops regardless. You have to pay benefits that
keep people eating, no matter what. You have to pay
the air controllers, no matter what, you have to pay
airline security, no matter what. Even though tsa that's a
but they could define who gets paid and who doesn't
get paid and take the weapon of the government shut
down off the table by lessening the impact of it.
There's nothing preventing Congress from acting on that today or
tomorrow as they go about, according to Speaker Johnson, trying
to restore regular order.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 7: One of the things that was snuck into this bill
has gotten a lot of attention is this carve out
that eight senators made so that they can sue the
government collect five hundred ges five hundred large if they
are if the government's found liable for the government snooping
on them during Operation Arctic Frost, and that has ticked
off people from around the political spectrum. Johnson was asked
about that on Fox That's Cut five with Maria this morning,
and this is what he said about it.
Speaker 8: With that addition, it has created some divisions. Certainly, why
are you against that addition?
Speaker 6: Well, the optics of it are terrible. I don't think
you should do it retroactively. We all agree that Arctic
Frost was a horrific abuse of our judicial system and
it was an overreach, and we've got to bring accountability
to those involved in it, and we have to make
sure that stuff never happens again. But I think for
sitting lawmakers to vote in themselves an ability to go
cash in on something like that, to me, it was
just it was just a really bad look, and I
think many of them regret it. I think some of
them are coming out now saying that they will help
us to repeel that provision. It should never been dropped
into our clean cr I thought, so hard were you
to keep the r clean totally nonpartisan. That was the
whole point of this, you know, and they dropped it
into the last minute. So look, John Thune, Leader Thun
is an extraordinary leader in the Senate. He's a dear friend,
trusted leader.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 6: I love working with him. And I think some of
these things happen in the haste of a last minute
filing of a bill, and it just shouldn't have happened.
I think they regret it now. I think we'll fix it.
Speaker 7: Well, I hope they fix it. It's creating an unnecessary problem.
All right, we have so much more. I'm going to
take a break now and leaves some time on the
other side of this, because Johnson also said some things
up about the Affordable Care Act, the Unaffordable Care Act,
and I want to highlight that, and I think, once again, look,
I am rare to heap praise on any Republicans.
Speaker 4: It doesn't feel natural. It doesn't feel normal.
Speaker 7: After all these years of being hoodwink duped by Republicans
in Congress. But Johnson's strategy during this shutdown was brilliant,
and he added the final icing on that cake. Today.
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Speaker 10: Hey, So to all the people who are telling all
the moms who are about to lose snap benefits to
just go get a job, can you tell me where
to go get one of those jobs? Because I need
one to I need a job in the parameters of
my kids' school working hours, school hours, school hours. I
need a job that I can clock in and out
of and be in the school pickup line by to
thirty pm every day Monday through Friday except for their
early days. So you have to let me off early
for that day so I can go pick up my kids.
Speaker 7: Let me know, Judge Michael Snurgly fastest out on American media. Okay,
I mentioned Mike Johnson. I won't spend more time with
this other than to tell you this. Mike Johnson did
two things that were just really incredible. He sent his
caucus home ten days before the shutdown. They stayed home
until the shutdown ended, they voted on the Clean CR
and got out of Dodge. One of the brilliant tactics
showed results when none of them could get together with
Democrats and try to undermine what was happening in the
Republican CAU. They weren't there. They couldn't try to come
up with their own legislation working with Democrats to try
to figure out a CAVN because they weren't in DC.
The other thing that was brilliant, and he put the
icing on the cake. Today he was asked by Maria
Bartaromo about him not promising to hold to hold sessions
or to even bring to the floor this business with
Obamacare subsidies being expanded, and he said, no, I haven't
made that promise.
Speaker 4: He says he.
Speaker 7: Doesn't see the need to continue terrible policies. He says
Obamacare failed. The American people did the opposite of what
they promised it would do. The reason premium is the
sky rocketing these terrible policies. That's why this COVID area
of subbody was about. He said, Democrats created this on
their own. He echoes everything we've been saying about it,
and so no, I'm not going to bring it up now.
This is going to upset a lot of people. Healthcare
is going to be an issue, and when these subsidies
start to right, it is going to be an issue.
We will have more on that, we will discuss it more.
But I want to get to something else here. That
is what's happening in Seattle cut seven. This was the
press the mayor elect of the city of Seattle.
Speaker 11: There is an awful lot that I want to accomplish
as mayor. I want everyone in this great city of
ours to have a roof over their head. I want
universal childcare and free K through eight summer care. I
want word class mass transit. I want great, safe, public
spaces where kids can run around with abandon. I want stable,
affordable housing for renters. I want social housing. I want
what much more land and wealth to be owned and
sewarded by communities instead of corporations. I want a robust
economy with thriving small businesses, great living wage jobs, and
strong rights for workers. I want a city where everyone
has the basics of a dignified life, including healthy food,
access to healthcare, and supportive communities. I want a city
where your health and your life expectancy and your children's
future doesn't depend on your zip code or your race.
I believe that I will be stepping into office with
a strong mandate to pursue this vision. I believe it
is notable that all of that money focused on attacking me,
but not my vision or platform. And that is because
this vision and platform are supported by an overwhelming majority
of Seattle residents, as demonstrated by the resounding victories of
the other progressive candidates running for office in Seattle this year.
Speaker 7: Okay, free k through eight daycare, social housing, whatever that means,
in addition to getting taking the wealth from the corporations
and spreading them out to the people. Yep hers. By
the way she talks about this mandate, she won by
less than two thousand votes, and there are quote unquote
anomalies in the votes. We'll be back. It's sternly here,
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let us get back one final note. I promised it
earlier in the beginning. We have the mondmi and comparison,
the Mondomie comparison to the mayor elect of Seattle, Kat Wilson.
Kat was on with Aaron Burnett on CNN, and let's
see you have that one Carlos on CNN.
Speaker 4: With CNN's Aaron Burnett, Cut eight and this is it.
Speaker 12: So obviously you just mentioned some of the words that
here in New York we heard a lot from from
the mayor elect heres or on Mondani right when you
talk about affordability, but the word echoes don't end their
mayor elect. Let me play some.
Speaker 2: Of them, the very clear twin crises of affordability.
Speaker 11: We are facing an affordability crisis, truly.
Speaker 4: Affordable homes, affordable home ownership.
Speaker 2: This city is your city.
Speaker 11: This isn't their city, It's yours.
Speaker 1: A new generation of leadership.
Speaker 11: We can see with our own eyes that we need
new leadership.
Speaker 12: I mean we sometimes will put what we call a
montage together like that. It doesn't get easier than that one.
I mean, it really does sound you sound so much alike.
I guess I'm just curious. Have you ever met him?
Have you talked to each other at all since either
of your victories, which are so important on coast to coast?
Speaker 11: Not yet, although I certainly hope to, you know. And
it's funny because when I decided to run in this race,
which was in February of this year, I had never
heard of Zorn Mandani, and so it was a fun
process over the first few months of my campaign to
start getting text messages from friends, Oh, you got to
check out this guy in New York City. And so
I really do think it's remarkable and also makes a
lot of sense, right, I think that there are some
similar conditions playing out here in Seattle to New York.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they're both Democrat party run hell holes, those are similar, enougher,
I want to move on other things. Okay, thank you
to very much, folks. Immigration, the battle of immigration has
still not gone out of the news. If you saw
the conditions, if you've seen video from what took place
today in broad View Illinois eleven wouldn't surprise you, this
is what it sounded like.
Speaker 13: But I do want to talk with you about the
protocol of dealing with the crowd this big and did
we even anticipate this is what it would look like.
Speaker 2: I mean, they're breaking through now.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I'm watching this right now, why you know, live
on Fox.
Speaker 9: And it does seem like this crowd is getting you know,
getting more violent at pushing back and.
Speaker 14: It's certainly not what we would call free speece. These
are people that are deliberately provoking law enforcement, trying to
have a confrontation. And you can tell just by their
you know, you see the science in the background of
open borders and other things like that. These are people
that are determined. They don't care about the conditions that
were people in how that's a pretense because they weren't
open borders and annesty. And I think when you look
at this, the big picture of that, I think is
the worst part of this all is you have Jab Fritzker,
the governor of Illinois, and instead of saying ICE has
a legitimate law enforcement functions and they should be suspected,
he is on the side of these rioters and our
column riders because they are seemed to be getting violent
and on the side of people that are trying to
prevent ICE from doing a legitimate jobs.
Speaker 7: There was in mass folks and they were rioting and
this guy's exactly right, and they were trying to commit
violence against ICE agents. It is just amazing to me
that we don't have a and I mean ICE was there.
The police were there too, and arrest were made, but
this crowd was growing and it was a huge crowd.
Another funny moment happened in it. This is a CBS
reporter from CBS Cut thirteen that was at that rally
in broad View, and you will hear it for yourself.
Speaker 4: And this is almost hilarious, unhappy, like, you.
Speaker 15: Know, a group out here just trying to show some love.
I can read a sign from here that says God
demands freedom. A lot of people around here have signs
that have Biblical verses on them. But there are also
some signs here that you know, we cannot show on
TV because they have curse words that are that are
you know, pointed, like those I saw were Fox.
Speaker 3: I'm actually live on the air right now. None I'm
not lying.
Speaker 13: I'm not lying.
Speaker 15: I certain Please, I saw some signs.
Speaker 2: I'm we're gonna make sure that Lauren is okay.
Speaker 16: But there are several.
Speaker 2: Everybody speak our thanks to Lauren.
Speaker 17: We're gonna make sure she's okay.
Speaker 12: She's interacting with some people who have gathered.
Speaker 4: Out interacting these activists. Why you're from Fox?
Speaker 7: She was from CBS and she was trying to report
on them in a positive way. Although there are some
signs that we can't signs we can't tell you show
you because they're filled with venom. What are you from Fox?
It is not the only place that it has happened.
This immigration thing is blowing up liberal's mind.
Speaker 4: Still.
Speaker 7: Let us go from Chicago for the West and then
take a right turn up north to Oregon. Would Burn, Oregon.
They're having an issue now. Very carefully listen to what's
being debated at the city council because there's no proof
of anything. There's just speculations that something could be happening.
And this is what took place at one of their
town meetings there.
Speaker 14: Well, we'll suspend the operation of the flock camera system
all in favor of second Night.
Speaker 13: City of Woodburn is turning off its flock safety camera
system for the next two months after community members have
concerns over the security of the cameras. K twos Jennifer
Saying joins me live from the live desk tonight with
more on why the cameras are causing controversy and how
the company is now responding them.
Speaker 16: Yeah, these are the cameras flow cameras the City of
Woodburn is now investigating now. Woodburn residents during Monday's city
council meetings said they are concerned that the cameras could
be handing over data to the Department of Homeland Security
to help with immigration enforcement efforts. This comes as community
members say they've seen more and more ICE agents around
town and are calling on city leaders to take action.
Speaker 4: What are you going to do for all the ice
drinks that are going on right now?
Speaker 16: Woodburn residents are calling on Woodburn City Council members to
protect the community from federal immigration enforcement, raising concerns about
the role of the city's flow cameras may play in
ICE arrests.
Speaker 6: Flock security cameras that are President and Woodburn contribute to
the terrorising of our community.
Speaker 16: We demand the end of the flock program in the
City of Woodburn as a result the city of woods.
Speaker 7: Okay, so here's the deal. There's some ICE agents out
in Woodburn apparently, and that's enough. There's no evidence at
all that these cameras have been used or data is
going by. In fact, a little later in the report,
the company says, look, we give people the people have
in the towns, they run it. They decide what they're
doing with these cameras. We don't dictate that anything. They
want an investigation into the company too, we're not telling them.
And so Woodbridge is in charge of how the videos
from these cameras get used. But instead they cowtil to
these people, oh we see more ice. Oh their cameras well,
maybe maybe maybe the town is giving ice information and
they okay, let's not using the safety cameras for two
months for nothing. The hysteria, my friends cut fourteen. This
is happening in Charlotte. You know, President said there's gonna
be You're gonna try to clean up Charlotte, North Carolina,
and of course panic has panic has erupted. Here's a
local reporter from one of the news channels there with
his own report to help stave off the panic, because
law enforcement might actually be coming to Charlotte, North Carolina.
Speaker 17: This is Joe Bruno from Channel nine. There are a
lot of rumors right now about Border patrol coming to Charlotte.
I have some confirmed information. Sheriff Garry McFadden tells us
that he is confirmed through two different federal agencies that
Border Patrol agents are coming to Charlotte. They will be
here as soon as Saturday, but they also may get
here next week. Congressman Ralph Norman tells me that this
operation that they'll be conducting is focused on known criminal targets,
but he also says that the agents aren't going to
turn a blind eye to anybody else they encounter. As
a result of this, we are starting to see event cancelations.
The Colombian Chamber of Commerce is canceled event that was
supposed to be in.
Speaker 4: This parking lot.
Speaker 17: It was going to be an event for entrepreneurs with
a poice for Tot's donation drive. The organizer tells me
that at this point it's better to just cancel the
event because there's such fear in this community.
Speaker 4: Why is there such fear? If why? Why? Why?
Speaker 7: Okay, we leave you with this on our immigration section
for the day. A return to Chicago. Cut sixteen speaks
for itself. Carlos, this social media person in Chicago, living.
Speaker 18: In Chicago right now is so heavy because I went
out for lunch. Right I'm just going out getting my
little wrap. I'm trying to drive back and eat at
the same time. But it's getting really messy. So I'm like,
you know what, let me just pull over right here,
eat and then I'll drive. There was a construction crew
right across the street from me. As soon as they
saw my car I have a big dark suv.
Speaker 4: As soon as they.
Speaker 18: Saw me pull over randomly, they dropped everything they were
doing and they thought I was I like.
Speaker 19: People can't even do People can't even do their jobs anymore.
People can't even go to work without being paranoid. I'm
just trying to eat, They're just trying to work. We're
all paranoid. What a sad time we live in.
Speaker 7: A yes, in a way, it is very sad. Why
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raise today. There are stories that she might, Oh she's
considering raising corporate taxes miss. Yeah, just chase the businesses
out of New York. We need the billionaires to fund everything,
but let's just chase more businesses out.
Speaker 5: Huh.
Speaker 7: The primary season, my fan, The presidential primaries are underway.
Why do you say that the primary season is underway easy.
Maryland Governor Wes Mare yesterday took a swipe at President
Trump for the redistricting plan in Republican led states. He's
going to respond with his own. If parts of this
country are going through a mid decade process to determine
whether or not they have a fair maps, then so wild
the state of Maryland. Why is he doing this? They
only have one Republican seat. He wants to wipe it
out entirely. But there's a reason. He's not doing it
for the numbers. He knows and anybody can look at
the math. Even if he gets his one seat, if
Republican states do it.
Speaker 4: No gain.
Speaker 7: There's no point in Maryland engaging in this exercise except one.
Gavin Newsom is making headlines gasm. Newsom is the front
runner for other Democrats right now. The front runner is
not Kamala Harris. The front runner is not Pete boot
Edge Edge. The front runner is not AOC. The front
runner is not Jasmine the hare Crocket. Wes Moore is
not going to let Gavin Newsom hold the limelight by himself.
He wants in on that spotlight. He wants in and
he's going to be present as this re That's the
main thing that Gavin Newsom right now is trying to
capture the anti redistricting sentiment in time for the twenty
twenty six mid term elections. Wes Moore is not, this
is my opinion, of course, not going to let Gavin
Newsom have that spotlight by himself. The presidential primaries. On
the Democrat side, the primary season has begun. Marjorie Taylor
Green said today that President Trump is making a huge
miscalculation by opposing the release of files tied to convicted
sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and even their attorneys said that
Donald Trump was the only one that helped them. So
I'd better be very honest with you, the Georgia lawmaker said,
let me back that up. She's talked to some of
Epstein's victims and alleged the women themselves and said that
Donald Trump did nothing wrong. Even their attorney said Donald
Trump was the only one that helped them, So I'll
be honest with you. It is something I don't understand.
I think it's a huge miscalculation. I just stand with
the women and I think they deserve to be the
ones that we're fighting for. You and the Democrats, Marjorie,
are the ones that are more interested in seeing Now.
Of course, the DOJ now has gotten involved, and this
is good. President Trump said today he's going to direct
Pam Bondi to investigate Epstein's ties with a number of Democrats,
including Bill Clinton, and from what I understand, a prosecutor
has been appointed to that end. I just don't even
know how to explain to certain Republicans why this Ebstein
fascination that they seem to have in light of everything
else that the Republicans are trying and especially President Trump
is trying to accomplish, it just does That's what doesn't
make sense to me.
Speaker 4: On this day.
Speaker 7: In nineteen sixty, Ray Charles went to number one with
the US Singles Chart on the Singles Charts with Georgia
on My Mind. In nineteen seventy nine, the state of Georgia,
his home state where he suffered so much discrimination in
the early part of his career career, designated the Ray
Charles version of this song the official State Song of Georgia.
It is part of the Great American Songbook. Now, Georgia
on My Mind, we leave you with it today. May
God bless and protect each and every single one of you,
your family, your loved ones. Love and gratitude my friends
always for your being here with me and allowing me
to be with you, God willing. We are back tomorrow
early in the morning at seven am for the Saturday
Morning Vibe and hope you hear too. In the meantime,
I'd bid you I do.
Speaker 4: Bye.
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