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Speaker 5: What is shocking to me is the fact that underneath this,
this bunker, underneath the ball room is the military bunk.
Speaker 6: Yes, that's what I'm talking. That part is.
Speaker 5: Really disconcerting because Trump says stuff like I can't believe
that people know about the bunker now because of a
stupid lawsuit why is there a bunker? And are all
the billionaires now if something bad happens going to is
the plan that all of them are going on?
Speaker 7: It's and.
Speaker 1: I wish it was.
Speaker 7: By the time that one is done, it will be
the next president. So he's telling our enemies where the
next president is going to be. To take a page
off out of Terry White Eisenheier's book, he Dwight Eisenhower's bug.
He built the Greenbriar Bunker in nineteen six. No one
found out about it till nineteen ninety two. That is
how an adult imports national security issues. But tlograph that's it.
Speaker 8: The message is also to you, Oh, he thinks he's
going to be here. He thinks he's going to be
here as well.
Speaker 5: Why don't the bunker?
Speaker 9: My friends? There are no words sometimes for the absolute
I want to say the word idiocy, but I don't.
That was on the view. We have more from there today.
In fact, the White House ballroom is now in the
news because breaking a few moments ago a federal judge.
As soon as you hear those three words a federal judge,
you know there's going to often be bad news or
insignificant news. A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to
stop the construction on the four hundred million dollar ballroom.
His US district judge, it's another one of these district
judges in Washington, d c. Granted a preservationist groups request
for a preliminary injunction that temporarily halts the ballroom project.
This is a bushy appointee, by the way, he said,
the President of the United States is destored of the
White House for future generations of first family. She is not, however,
the owner. This styles right out of the talking books
of Democrats. He isn't own. He doesn't own me, he
doesn't Welcome my friends to the Tuesday edition of Bose
Snowe's Rush, our fastest out on American media today. A
little bit later in the half hour mark, we're going
to speak with astronomer Gary Seguin, who is going to
join us. He's becoming our official astronomer. You know, tomorrow
we go back to the moon in a way, not
landing on it, but we're heading back to the moon.
So we're gonna talk about that. Got a story from
the New York Times. Nobody cares pretty much as their
big Nobody cares about the damn moon. Well, maybe there
are reasons we should care, but anyway, we'll we'll do
that a little in a little bit. We have more
from the view today, and I very rarely even bother
with the view because they are so well, they're just
that is sunny, sunny hustin that was raging on about
is it gonna be for a billion years? Because of
a lawsuit, they had to reveal that there was some
military they're using it for a military purposes as well
underneath the ball. Now they haven't said what the military
purposes are because it's no one's business at this point
except the defense those involved in the defense of the nation.
Speaker 6: Is in.
Speaker 9: That there would be a military installation or military something
military going on at the White House. No, of course
it isn't. But then you get these inane comments, do
you think you can build the bankershell? If something happens?
Aren't the billion years? King angry year? And then you
have this other one chiming in well eisden have a
built it, but he comported himself. He didn't. He didn't
let everybody know. President Trump didn't let everybody know either.
It was a lawsuit that forced it out. And these
people with their tds, and they went on, let's just
get this out of the way. Cut eleven. Whoope, And
it speaks for itself.
Speaker 8: Look, there's so much crazy stuff going on. I mean
the fact, then, did you see the rendition of the library.
It's a giant it looks like a giant penis. Oh yeah,
it's just this giant thing. And you know it's amnic
because he can't read as it is by that big wig,
this giant thing, and it's like, where are you putting that?
Speaker 9: And why are you this giant thing? Where are you
putting it?
Speaker 8: Bunker the White House doesn't be it's not your building.
Speaker 5: You don't own the building.
Speaker 6: You can't.
Speaker 9: This is just what the district judge said right off
the view you don't own. The same mentality throughout the
judicial branch as well as on this excuse. Well, no,
I'm trying to be nice and not call these people
names or not try to insult their talk show. I
try to wish everybody's success, but really, is this the
best that ABC can do? Apparently so? And the show,
let's face it, it's popular, so they're doing well. It's
a popular show with some people. That's the argument. Trump's
library looks like a giant penis where they're going to
put the giant thing. I have a suggestion, whoopee, but
I won't go into detail with it. Meanwhile, ladies and gentlemen,
the files, Release the files, Release the files. We have
been hearing all about the files releasing files for the
last I don't know how many months. Now, all of
a sudden, releasing the files is a bad thing. Cut seven.
This is from the local ABC affiliate out there in California, Kate. Yes.
Speaker 10: Cut seven is getting ready to release old case files
that could take the campaign of one of the leading
candidates for a California governor.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 3: This case involves a decade's old investigation into a suspected
Chinese spy ring with ties to Congressman Eric Swalwell.
Speaker 10: Abys seven, I win this news. Polical reporter Monica Madden
is here now to explain why some people are questioning
the timing of this release.
Speaker 11: Yes, Christine. The Congressman Eric Swalwell is a longtime foe
of President Donald Trump, so Swalwell says this is why
he believes that the case is resurfacing now with his
candidacy for California governor front and center. Congressman Eric Swalwell
slamming the Trump administration Monday amid reports the FBI is
resurfacing a closed counterintelligence probe into him.
Speaker 9: We are here today because of absolute nonsense.
Speaker 11: The records relate to a decade old investigation into a
suspected Chinese spy who previously volunteered for Swalwell's twenty fourteen
re election campaign. Swalwell was cleared of wrongdoing and House
Republicans closed in ethics probe into one.
Speaker 9: This case is closed, but this effort to weaponize the
FBI against the president's political enemy at a time that
we are at war shows a distraction.
Speaker 11: Swallow did not directly mention.
Speaker 9: Thank you, thank you enough enough enough? Why this case
is over a decade? Oh, isn't there? How how old
was the Epstein? How old worthy are the Epstein files?
They're over a decade old. These cases over a decade old.
Why are they bringing it up now? Poor Eric is
ringing for priesting and why do where would we want
to know anything about the Fang Thaning files? Why would
we want to know whether he would bang a Chinese
by named Feng Fang, Christina Fang fang fang. They haven't
even said yet that they're going to release the files.
But instead of we need transparency, everything should be made
public now. It's why let's send a season to disorder
keep the files closed. It's funny how quickly these people
can change on a dime. A federal judge another one
this afternoon that some of you may have heard me
speak about this moments ago. A federal judge on Tuesday
has agreed to permanently block the Trump administration from implementing
a presidential directive to end federal funding for NPR and
Public Broadcasting Service. You, as District Judge Randolph Moss in Washington,
this one is an Obama judge said, did Donald Trump's
executive order to cease funding for NPR and PBS is
unlawful and unenforceable? The judge said, the First Amendment right
to free speech does not tolerate viewpoint discrimination and retaliation
of this type, isn't it? Trump executive What it did
was tell his agencies not to send any money over
to PBS. So I say the president should just say
okay on this one, just bite it, say all right, well,
we'll allow the and we will allow the agencies to
be funded through to fund NPR and public broadcasting. We
will allow it, but we're gonna put caps on it.
They can have five bucks, so they're funded. He can't
tell them how much they have to spend. So if
the agencies want us give NPR and PBS five bucks, well, okay, here,
we put a spending cap on the funding five bucks
and move on. Congress has defunded them, so this only
pertained to things like grants and other money coming in
from executive agencies. So the EXUS executive branch. The executor
has a right to control the budget of the executive branch,
and he can say, yeah, we'll give them five bucks.
Give them five bucks and move on. Not even worth
fussing with these people. Didn't hear much about this in
the news, did you? A New York City Democrat? I'm
keeping an eye on o'clock here, folks. We got to
take a quick break. New York City Democrat and hochel
Aid under investigation over alleged migrant shelter bribes. Say what
Federal prosecutors are investigating whether a New York City council
member and her sister, who happens to be a top
aide to Governor Kathy Hookle, accepted bribes or kickbacks tied
to city funded steered into a migrant shelter. The March
nineteenth warrant seeks evidence of possible criminal conduct involving council
Member Farah Lewis, a Brooklyn Democrat, her sister Wi Lewis
Hocals Assistant Secretary for New York City Intergovernmental Affairs, and
Edu Hemerlin, husband of assembly Member rod NeSSI Birchie Hemmerlin,
the chair of the Brooklyn Democratic Party. I probably, but
youed that name is not intentional. Looks like, hey, there
are some questions that are being raised that people need
answers to. And those of you in the New York area,
I hope you're still asking yourself the question why are
you working? And especially those of you elderly residents who
have raised children. You did it all yourself. You did
it all many of you senior citizens in New York
and now going to be paying taxes so that you
can send and provide the children of government workers free childcare.
You never had any free childcare, but these new Democrat
government workers in New York City want to have free childcare.
Mondamie spending millions of your tax dollars so that they
can have free childcare. And those of you who have children,
who are just your average Joe and Jane taxpayers, you're
probably not as making as much as some of these
government workers in some instances, So isn't it comforting for
you to know that, for you to know that your
hard earned dollar are going to be spent to give
free childcare to government workers who probably earn more than
you do. Isn't it just great what these people are doing?
James Golden Snurdly, that's the way in the world when
liberals rule. It's amazing. James Golden, Snurdlely coming right back,
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Speaker 9: Yes, my friends. One of the videos that are still
coming in from the Big note Kings rally over the weekend,
and one video I found amazing. I want to play
the audio from it. You know, Straight of Horror Moves
is still in the news in fact, Donald Trump today
suggested that the European nations may be better find some
curbs to help out or else fight on their own
in the future. But this man on the street interview
about the Strait of Horror moves was from the I
think New York City No King's Rally cut thirteen Carlors
listen to this interview.
Speaker 13: Isn't it a little bit homophobics that was so focused
on the straits of hormus and not the gase of hormones?
Speaker 12: I agree, yes for sure.
Speaker 13: Why do you think something to leave the gaze of
hormus behind?
Speaker 12: I think it's just history historically, Like you know, gays
have always been very discriminated against, which is wrong on
so many levels. Yeah, even in war. It just takes
more reform in government obviously, and then also educating society.
Speaker 13: Just feel like, if we're gonna go and say we
can't leave the gay people, I don't think we should
go in at all. But if we're going to the
gaze of the moods, we could turn it into fire Island.
Speaker 12: For sure.
Speaker 9: She was serious, They're serious. Why do you take the
straits of moves? They left the gays be well, because
that's your no kings, that's your no kings. Don't you
get spokes. James Golden, We're coming back. We're gonna do
a little moon walking or talking when we get back.
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Speaker 9: James Golden, Snurdly we are here. It is the Tuesday
edition of both s Neverdly's Rush Hour, and we're going
to do a little chat chat up about something that
is taking place tomorrow and that would be the next
mission to outer Space. Heading back to outer Space with
live astronauts. Our astronomer, I say, our Gary Seguine is
with us. Gary, welcome, How are you this afternoon?
Speaker 6: M James, thank you very much for having me on again.
It's a pleasure. I'm very very excited.
Speaker 9: I am excited too. But Gary, this is this, this
is the deal New York Me. Yes, it was the
New York Times. Yes today. I couldn't believe this headline.
Americans have never been all that excited about going to
the moon. It's just like such a Debbie Downer thing.
Polling has consistently found that most people would prefer NASA
spend money things on monitoring climate change. Give me a
break that just such bull.
Speaker 6: Go ahead, what you're going to say, well, you know,
you know, people think that when they say x millions
of dollars are spent on the space program, they think
that for some strange reason, that spacecraft goes to the Moon,
opens the bay doors, and all the money drops out
on the surface of the Moon. But they do not
realize that there's some three thou eight hundred subcontractors working
on that project. So it's not that we're wasting money,
and long range rules are going to be tremendous in
the future.
Speaker 9: I want to talk to you about a few of
thom or at least one of them in this very
article that they claim Americans would prefer spending money on
climate change, which is just a bunch of crap. It's
just it's just the load. It's their writers would prefer
the money would be spent on climate change. But aside
from that, h and by the way, let me let
me ask you a question before I get to the
other one. They're not gonna set foot on the moon.
They're gonna do the fly by. They're not gonna land
and is that because NASA is being cautious they wanted
and they did this during the Apollo during the Apollo
missions to the Moon. The first one was let's go
around it. The second one was, let's get close. We're
gonna send the lunar but we're not gonna land it.
We're gonna send the lunar module down a little bit
and then bring it back up. And then they landed.
Speaker 6: That's correct, that's correct, that's exactly what now doing. Now,
I mean, this is a dress rehearsal for a better
part in the Free program which is going to take
place that mission, that is, it's going to take place
in about one or two years, and that'll enable them
to have a successful we hope, so a successful landing
on the service of the Moon. Every point, there are
key points on this mission where they can avoid it,
you know, except for one where once they get into
the lunar orbit or the orbit that goes to the Moon,
they can't very well do that, and they whether ride
that through and just go around the Moon and come
back again in the case of immediate failure.
Speaker 9: Now, we did this already, so a lot of Americans
would be saying, wait a minute, why are you not
confident enough to just go and land directly? I would
pose it that the technology has completely changed since then
in ways that we couldn't even imagine, and so out
of an abundance of caution, they're testing everything again with
the new technology.
Speaker 6: Correct, Absolutely, you're absolutely correct. I was reading this morning,
and I was also looking at a massive press release
of press conference, and the indication was that even the
transmission of data going back and forth, in the old days,
we didn't have this technology. Now they're using laser technology
to transmit large quantities of data. They're also doing things
like during the mission, they're going to go at a
high orbit, which means we're going to be about the
leader first time in history that human beings have had
an orbit forty four thousand miles away from the planet Earth,
the farthest that any human beings have ever been. But
you know, James, if you go back back in the
old days, so to speak, in the eighties, out of
the seventies, we didn't have the internet, and now we
have the Internet. We have really very sophisticated microprocess micoprocessors
and computers that enable us to do computations millions and
millions of calculations in an instant. So the technology from
this is amazing and it's going to benefit us in
the future. Now, as I mentioned earlier, this is kind
of a dress rehearsal for not only the landing of
the Moon, but ma'sa is thinking, hey, look, we're going
to be at the Moon, but we're going to take
advantage perhaps where minerals that will be found on the
surface of the planet or at the satellite matter. And secondly,
this really actually sets up the groundwork for a lunar
space station, which will be something very very important if
we wish to continue other but continue to explore other
places in the Solar system.
Speaker 9: That is amazing. Now, I want to bring your attention
to this. You already know it, but I want to
bring our audiences attention to this. People say, Okay, why
are we doing. What's the advantage, what's in it for us?
What are we getting out of it? We should be
spending the money on climate change. Okay, fine. Helium three
is a substance that is plentiful on the Moon. It
is lighter than the helium that is on Earth, and
it is believed by scientists that this helium three might
be used to power fusion reactors, and if it can
be captured from the Moon, brought back to Earth and
become a new source of energy, it could change the
trajectory of the entire planet. And I will credit the
New York Times even for pointing that out in their
article they interviewed the NASA head of is and Ajacman,
and that that's one of the things that he brought up,
that look, this could it's not just oh, look we're
on the Moon. They're actually trying to do explorations that
could be very valuable in terms of the trajectory of
life here on Earth.
Speaker 6: Absolutely. I mean, you know, in the future we hope
to utilize you know, the Moon has water on it
on the south poles, possibly in the North pole, and
with that water you have oxygen and you have helium,
excuse me, hydrogen. So we can extract that hydrogen and
use it for ion hydrogen ion propulsion systems, as well
as using the water to non only provide the space
station for the lunar station with oxygen and many many
other things. But what you just said means that yes,
that can happen. I mean I would not put it
past us that in the distant future we have anoglar
reactor on the surface of the Moon that's powering in
Inner City. It's not out of the realm of science
ficture anymore.
Speaker 9: Wow, you know what, I would like to see you
in the Moon. I would love it if somebody, if
there's a plan to build a stationary observatory, the biggest
observatory known to mankind, as part of the mission on
the Moon. Would that benefit I mean, I know, we've
got the Hubble, We've got the New Uh, we we've
got the town. Oh, we've got all of that that
traveling through space. But aren't observersatries that are in place
still valuable?
Speaker 6: Of course, even on our planet, we have so many
really good observatory there's some in Chili, and there's some
in Hawaii and so forth. Well, yes, yes, definitely. I
mean so many times I use the big telescope. I
automatically operate the telescope remotely from here. The telescope's out
there in California, and we've got tremendous weather. But there
are times, believe it or not, when we don't have
very good weather and have an observatory. There's a lot
of things we could do with an observatory on the Moon.
We don't have to rush and wait for a good days,
bad days, and so forth. I mean it leaves for
us an ideal way to study the universe with very
very large telescope.
Speaker 9: Raise. Wow, Well, I'm looking forward to it now. The
launch is supposed to be at six six twenty four
tomorrow evening. I know you're going to be watching.
Speaker 6: Of course, definitely, absolutely so.
Speaker 9: And they'll be back in ten days. So I'll tell
you what can we get together when they God willing,
of course, that they have a successful a successful mission,
and that nothing happens out of the ordinary, and assuming
that all goes well, why don't we talk again after
they've returned.
Speaker 6: I would, I really would appreciate that. I think, as
like I said, the onset of our conversation, I was
very excited about this particular mission. You know, the first
time that we have a crew of four people, the
first time we have a woman who's going to the bones,
the first time we have a black astronaut going to
the moon, and we're taking along a Canadian, yes.
Speaker 9: Three Americans and a Canadian. And by the way. The woman,
her name is Cook, she has she's already spent more
time in space on a single mission. I think it
was over a year she was in space and was
part of space walking. She's had just an amazing career.
She's quite the accomplished astronaut, that's for sure.
Speaker 6: That is for sure. He's good at what she's good
at what she does. And it's an appropriate time for
her to take a mission like this because well, we're
just celebrating, you know, women in all the achievements that
they have done. So I look at this as a
really a major step for someone like her. She's really amazing.
Speaker 9: Well, I share in the excitement, and I'm so happy
that you spend some time with us this afternoon. I'm
looking forward to our podcast. We've agreed to do a
podcast together. I am looking forward to speaking with you
at the conclusion of this mission.
Speaker 6: I'd be happy to do so, James. You know, I
really have a lot of fun talking to you.
Speaker 9: I have fun speaking with you too. And folks, this
is exciting business. Whether The New York Times agrees or not,
it's exciting. So remember tomorrow's the lift off at six
point twenty four in the afternoon andfall goes well, and
Gary we will speak soon.
Speaker 6: All right, Thank you very much and have a great day.
I appreciate it.
Speaker 9: YouTube. Thank you so much, James Goldin. Our astronomer, Gary
Swangen is with us, was with us, and we're gonna
speak with him at the conclusion of the miss of
the mission. God willing, everything goes well, James Golden, it
is nerdly coming back. Fastest our in American media continues,
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Speaker 9: Now here's James Golden. My friends, listen very closely pleased
to this. It is Nancy Pelosi, who, by the way,
it's still out, suggesting that she doesn't know whether if
Democrats win the midterms there will be another impeachment of Trump.
She's like, she's still running the House for the Democrats,
not Jeffrey. She's the one. Anyway, listen to this interview
and listen carefully to what Miss Pelosi says.
Speaker 14: We always have concerns, but with this president and these
Republicans who have no commitment to the rule of law
and doing things the appropriate way. We're ready. We have
three purposes now. One is to win the midterms, two
is to make sure the elections are safe, and three
to tell people what we will do when we win.
And that is the mission.
Speaker 9: All.
Speaker 14: There's so many things that you can do to protect
the election, and they are being done, whether it's litigation
or legislation or just mobilization, communication, all that. But in
addition to that, we have to be on guard as
to what they may try to do to the technology.
They may try to creep into the technology and create
a false count.
Speaker 11: How do you guard against that?
Speaker 14: That's a challenge.
Speaker 9: Wait a minute, all of a sudden, these are the
people that told us there's no way anybody can get
into the election technology, right, These are the people that
told us no, no, no, all that stuff is false reporting.
And now she's talking about, oh, they might get into
the election technology. They might creep into it. Really, my friends,
we got word this morning that Christopher North, the founding
m Brosia Keyboards, passed away seventy five years old, also
known as the Hammond B three King. Just an amazing musician,
and you remember the songs they define the arrow soft rock.
James Gullins nearly with you. May God bless protect each
and every single one of you, your families, your loved ones.
Love and gratitude for your being here with me, allowing
me to be with you, God willing. We will be
back tomorrow for the Wednesday edition of Both Never Lease, Rush,
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