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Speaker 5: Which hut that you should be talking about is they
caught President Obama absolutely cold, Telsea Gabbert. What they did
to this country in twenty sixteen, starting in twenty sixteen,
but going up all the way going up to twenty
twenty of the election, they tried to rig the election
and they got caught, and there should be very severe.
Speaker 6: Consequences for that.
Speaker 5: You know, when we caught Hillary Clinton, I said, you
know what, let's not go too far here. It's the
ex wife of a president. And I thought it was
sort of terrible and I let her off the hook.
And I'm very happy I did. But it's time to
start after what they did to me, and whether it's
right or wrong, it's time to go after people. Obama's
been caught directly, so people say, oh, you know a group,
it's not a group. It's Obama. His orders are on
the paper, the papers are signed, The papers came right
out of their office. They sent everything to be highly classified.
Well the highly classified it has been released. And what
they did in twenty sixteen and in twenty twenty is
very criminal. It's criminal at the highest level. So that's
really the things you should be talking to.
Speaker 7: That is one of the things we will be talking about.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome. It is the Tuesday edition of
Bosner Lee's Rush Hour, Fastest hour in American Media. I
am James Golden and your host, And indeed that is
Donald was Donald Trump this morning he met with Ferdinand Marcos.
If that name sounds for me, hill boy, it's I
remember reading a book ages ago on the Ferdinand Marcos
first the presidentcy dictator pretty much of the Philippines that
was so complicated in terms of the involvement and the
involvement of the US State Department and all of it.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, yes, it's.
Speaker 3: Says Ferdinand bank Bong Marcus junior.
Speaker 7: What is that the grandson so oor son, grandson's grandson's son. Yeah,
you know, And to this day Ferdinand Marcos is loved,
the old president in many quarters of I've been to
the Philippines a few times and the old Marcos is
still That is a country that is let me be generous,
They have severe problems with corruption, corruption, just getting things done,
where sometimes it takes a little personal incentive on the
part of people to get through things accomplished. It's beautiful
country in many ways, at least the parts that I've seen.
I haven't seen. It's over a thousand islands. I've only
been to the island of Lasan, which is the main island,
which is where you know Manila and all that stuff is.
But anyway, the Marco's name still carries a lot of weight.
And apparently a trade deal has been reached with the
Philippines that will open it up to US goods at
zero tariffs and Philippine goods coming to the United States
will be at a nineteen percent tariff, and so we
shall see how that plays out. We will continue to
give the Philippines military assistant.
Speaker 6: We are.
Speaker 7: In the Obama and Biden years, we kind of relaxed
the American presence in the Philippines, and that's a dangerous
thing considering the aggressive nature of China or in the
South China Sea. They've already been threatening the Philippines years
and some of the other nations that use the waterways
called the South China Sea. Anyway, I don't want to
get too far deep into foreign policy because my intention
was to talk about the business with the dj and
this Barack Obama's name coming up part of the plan,
the plot to subvert Donald Trump's twenty sixteenth victory.
Speaker 6: He wasn't part of it.
Speaker 7: He was ahead of it, according to what we know,
and that will have to be if there is going
to be a legal action. If the Justice Department takes
this referral seriously, it will be time to let the
air clear with all of this, with Komi, with Clapper, Brennan,
the whole Obama administration, Hillary Clinton, it is time for daylight. Now.
Speaking of daylight, the House of Representatives is going home early.
They usually take a recess in August and come back.
They usually for almost the entire month of August. They disappeared,
go bye bye, go back to their district, supposedly, travel
around the world, do whatever Congress people do. But because
of this Epstein stuff, Mike Johnson, Speaker of the House,
has decided, okay, guys, go home so that there will
be no vote, which is what everyone was pressing for.
And by the way, this was the rare bipartisan effort.
Every Democrat you can think of, and many a few
Republicans were demanding that the administration released everything they had.
They wanted to come up with some sort of legislation
that would push the White House into supposedly releasing documents.
House Speaker Mike Johnson said this morning he wants to give.
Speaker 6: The White House space.
Speaker 7: To release the Epstein information on its own, despite this
bipartisan push in the House for alleged leislation that would
force more document production. There's no purpose for the Congress
to push an administration to do something they were already doing,
Speaker Johnson said at his weekly press conference. But there
is still a lot of quote unquote intra party turmoil
unfolding on Capitol Hill regarding members that wanted full accounting
of the sex trafficking investigation of Jeffrey Epstein, who has
been dead for let's see seven years, seven years and
so seven years later, twenty nineteen, six years going on
seven six years. So six years ago, this guy, well,
he either committed suicide or something else happened. And six
years later, now all of a sudden, Congress's members of
the Democrat Caucus and the Republican Caucus are some members
are up in arms. Oh, we need to know everything now,
we need to know everything. Release everything, release everything, release everything.
For six years, throughout the entire Biden administration, the Epstein
stuff has been exactly where it is now. Whatever it
is has been there and not one of these Republicans
that's now screaming bloody murder, not one of the these
Democrats that are now screaming at the top of their
lung that they want to see everything about Jeffrey Epstein
decided it was worth making a big to do out
of now all of a sudden, here we are, we
gotta have we gotta have them writing a law that
says release everything. These same Republicans have never decided to
demand a law, or they never demanded in the time
of Obama that all of the documents pertaining to multiple
scandals were released, including the gun running that went on.
That would be the Fast and Furious. I bet you
most people don't even remember what Fast and Furious was. Nope,
didn't have anything to do with the movies. That was
the name of the We were the United States of America.
Apparently under under Barack Obama sent guns untraced down to
Mexico supposedly to try to trace the gun running networks
that were running through and Justice Department knew all about
this stuff, right, And it ended up one of these
guns ended up in the murder of a border patrol agent.
Oh yeah, And to this day nobody. No information has
been really released on who was responsible when the bide
in the Obama administration did that. There have been scandals
going back to the Clintons that Republicans have never demanded
stood on their haunches, stood on their hind legs, wagged
the tails, and demanded we get a full of counseling
love or else We're gonna get legislation and we're gonna
get to the bottom of it. But all of a sudden,
with this one, All of a sudden, here they are
so big and righteous and standing tall, all up on
their haunches, the little tails of wagging back and forth,
swaying in the wind. I won't say anything about the odor.
But here we go. Oh, the White House is holding out.
We need every single document. We have enough right now.
By the way, why didn't they Why didn't these same
Republicans stand on their haunches with the tails wagging and
demand every single document intelligence on that tozy gabbit just released?
That stuff's been sitting around to where were they?
Speaker 6: Look?
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, epsteam thing, just this. I yes, I want
to know about the child trafficking. Yes, I want to
know about all that. Joe Biden trafficked more kids into
America than Jeffrey Epstein trafficked. That's a terrible thing for
you to say. I can back it up. All of
these undocumented miners that were let in during the Biden administration,
they're still trying to track them down. Estimates are three
hundred thousand. Do you see Republicans in Congress standing on
their haunches, standing with with with all their paws up
in the with two of their paws on the ground
and the other two up in the air, while there
while their tail is wagging, demanding that every single piece
of evidence about Joe Biden's plans with illegal immigration and
letting undocument all the work, the coordination that they did
with NGOs to facilitate illegal immigration, all of the documents
that they did working with not only in GOOS, but
other advocacy groups and their to facilitate the largest illegal
immigration scam in American history. Anybody on the Republican side
standing up with the tail wagging in the wind, demanding
that they see every single document that got us into
this immigration mess, that got us into this child trafficking
mess that has three hundred thousand children lost somewhere inside
the United States, coyotes, involved, drug smugglers involved, anybody. Why
why all of a sudden, is Epstein the number one
thing we got to stand up step? So anyway, Johnson
sent him home. Good for him. Meanwhile, Todd Blant's second
highest ranking official at the Justice Department, said he plans
to meet were just laying Maxwell. Is that how you
pronounced this broad's name, just Lane. I've heard so many
different pronunciations just Lane. I want to call a Jiz Lane.
But I they are not suppose that he's gonna meet
with with mss Maxwell in coming days about the case
Justice demands courage. For the first time, the Department of
Justice is reaching out to Gislane, Gizlane, Jisholm Lane Maxwell
to ask what do you know? All right?
Speaker 6: Whatever?
Speaker 7: Sorry if I seem cynical, I am James Golden, snowly,
keep it right here, don't go away.
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podcast network. The Rush Hour with James Golden on the
Red Apple podcast Network.
Speaker 5: But you've never seen anything like that. And we have
all of the documents, and from what Tolsey told me,
she's got thousands of additional documents coming. So President Obama.
It was his concept, his idea.
Speaker 7: James Golden stairly with you here, Stephen. Colbert is having
a little meltdown. He had this to say. You know,
Donald Trump told him a little bit about being fired.
He had this to say. In response.
Speaker 1: On Friday, Donald Trump posted, I absolutely love that Colbert
got fired.
Speaker 5: His talent was even less than his ratings. How dare you, sir,
would an untalented man be able to compose the following
satirical witticism?
Speaker 6: Go yourself?
Speaker 7: Oh, how utterly brilliant and wow talented? Go f yourself. Hey,
James Golden's to keep it right here. We have so
much more, don't go away.
Speaker 4: The Rush Hour with James Golden on the Red Apple
Podcast Network. The Rush Hour with James Golden on the
Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 8: I don't know what's lower percentage playing with extreme policies
or extreme politics, like going all in suddenly on Epstein
as the Democrats are if they cared, why didn't they
ever do anything about it during the Biden administration? As
how low as I find the intrigue surrounding a mythical
client list or these magical notions that Epstein was murdered
at least the Maga folk are asking for transparency in
the name of discovering if more people need to be
held responsible for trafficking and sexually abusing children. Democrats aren't
asking for that. They're clearly only interested in causing truck budget.
Speaker 7: I want to go back to this Cobort thing for
a minute, and then we got some other things I want
to cover. Cobert acknowledged he tore into Paramount Global with
their decision to end his show. CBS last week said
it was born out of financial necessity. Cobert accused CBS
of leaking financial figures through the press, leaking. What are
the government they can tell the press leaking. They leaked it.
They told the press we're firing the guy for financial
It is nothing personal. It's just business. Little ebonic there,
just business. And why do we he just business because
the show is losing forty million dollars a year, forty
million dollars. It has an extremely high production. They're doing
it out of the Ed Sullivan Theater, which is, you know,
not cheap. I guess to maintain to operate, and then
you have the show's cost. So he equipped forty millions
of big number. I can see us losing twenty four million,
But where could Paramount possibly have spent the other sixteen million?
Oh oh, he's talking about the lawsuit with Donald Trump.
So look, I am not one that is going to
knock his talent or not talent. He made it to
the level that he got to because of a reason.
And I have to assume as hard as is for
most people in this industry, in the broadcast industry, whether
you're on the television radio side, even if you're in print,
as difficult as it is is to make it, especially
to make it to the level that he was, I
believe you have to have whether I agree whether I
like his talent or not. Look, the guy is. He
does music as he can play piano. He came up.
So I remember seeing him years and years and years
ago when he was part of that little parody group
that used to do stuff in Washington, d There was
a little parody troop that used to do political skits
and stuff and he was part of that. That's where
he became I think known, and he was you know,
I didn't even like his it was all liberal. I
never appreciated the stuff that he did from a content standpoint,
but it took talent to do it. So I'm not
gonna sit here and try to denounce the guy and oh,
he's miserable, doesn't have any talent. No, no, no, I
think it. I applaud anybody that makes it, that works hard.
Whether I like what they're produced or not. It's not
for me to judge them and what they do not
that way. But I will say this, the idea that
you can be making an exorbitant salary in the millions
yourself and not understand that a company should not be
losing forty million dollars on your show every year. Let
me just suggest something. Perhaps if you were as committed
as some others would do, some other people would say,
you know what, I will take the bare minimum salary
I need to live on if I'm making multimillions. No,
spend some of those millions on the production, so I
can keep the staff that I want. How else can
we reduce the cost so that the show becomes profitable?
Do we have to move outside of Manhattan and get
a lower set, Fine with me. We don't have to
do it in Manhattan at the Ed Sullivan Theater if
it's gonna cost that much. There were all kinds of
ways that you can. If you know your program is
losing money, especially those kind of bucks, what can you
do to help rather than to rag on your network,
which seems to me a little bit ungrateful. You know,
no matter what, even if he has disagreements with management there,
they gave him a platform. They are the ones that
provided the network. They take the risk ultimately, and in
this case they are losing money, and so why not
just be classy and just be grateful for the opportunity. Hey,
we rode this pony as long as we could ride it.
I'm gonna do some other things here, but nothing but
gratefulness and gratitude for the folks at CBS, because without
them the program wouldn't be instead of just being lousy
about it. That's all I'm saying. Again, it's up to
others to decide whether that type of humor is for them,
et cetera, et cetera. I just think people in media
should be a little bit more classy when they especially
if they've been given great opportunities. I just got a
text from overseas. The Countess of Conspiracy and Tom Bond
are over in a feign country close to the Bond.
It would have some significance to the bonds, but I
won't divulge exactly where I'm seeing pictures from beautiful, beautiful,
beautiful locations across the pond. So travel safe, guys. Carlos,
you had a question.
Speaker 3: Was what was now?
Speaker 9: I was I was doing the gun figure as in
James Bone because I heard.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, Chris, but you mentioned to me that CBS
is doing what not with south Park?
Speaker 9: I'm sorry, Yeah, this morning I said that CBS bought
the streaming rights for actually, Paramount Plus did for south
Park for three hundred million dollars per year for five years,
which accounts to one point five billion dollars.
Speaker 7: Three hundred million dollars a year for five years.
Speaker 3: Yes, they were currently acquired.
Speaker 9: They were the HBO had it and because the contract expired,
Paramount Plus swooped in and took it for themselves.
Speaker 7: Well you know what, and guess what, nobody's complaining. Animated
makes money, so they see the thing of their investment.
And that's the way it works, you know. Okay. Another
unhappy person in a move sitting a firm stance against
those who undermine national security and law enforcement, DOJ has
terminated an employee Her name is Carolyn Feinstein. She is
the wife of the ice Block app creator. She's now
ticked off and whining about their being retribution. She was
formerly an auditor for the Office of the US Trustee.
Her husband, Joshua Aaron is the DELA is the developer
behind the ice Block app, which supposedly helps illegal immigrants.
Speaker 6: Escape ice.
Speaker 7: So basically, basically he's trying to do is help people
that are breaking the law continue to break the law.
And she says, since she was fired from the it's
insulting to me because I dedicated myself my curaty serving
the people at the United States, and now the DOJ
is claiming I was attempting to harm Similarson. And yes,
not true, Yes not true. It may not be true.
But apparently DOJ said that whatever she holds a financial
stake in this app, and if she does, it would
seem to me that that would be reason enough to
let her go. If she doesn't, and if it's a mistake,
she has legal options, I'm sure.
Speaker 6: Talking about retribution.
Speaker 7: Carolin Levitt was asked about Donald Trump if he was
serious about preventing the Washington commanders or trying to get
in the way of a new stadium deal for them
based on that woke name change. That's cut number nine,
a cut number eight, Carlos. And this is what Caroline
said about.
Speaker 10: Isn't it serious or what Jo said, you might blow
a Washington commander's stadium deal that they built.
Speaker 11: He's county.
Speaker 10: The President was serious and it's part of the art
of the deal, part of his negotiating skills. As you know,
sports is one of the many passions of this president,
and he wants to see the name of that team changed.
Speaker 5: Why are you getting in lived in that?
Speaker 2: Why does this see that look?
Speaker 3: Part of his person I think you've seen.
Speaker 10: The President gets involved in a lot of things that
most presidents have not. He's a non traditional president. He
likes to see results on behalf of the American people.
And if you actually pull this issue with sports fans
across the country and even in this city, people actually
do support the president's position on this and the name change.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so you have that. Now, let's visit I'm going
all over the place, folks. I want to get a
few things in. Let's go to California for a minute.
I got two for you here in and out. One
of these and I've never, of course, eaten it in
and out. I'm a vegetarian.
Speaker 6: You Carlo, what are hear? Nothing but praise about in
and out? In and out? Suppose he's the best.
Speaker 3: Food chain ever rolled coming best.
Speaker 6: Madiocre.
Speaker 3: We have better sliders here in New York.
Speaker 7: So when you were in California, which wasn't too long ago.
Speaker 12: I didn't touch that stuff. You wouldn't touch it, No, no, sir, Okay. Anyway,
I've never had an in and out because I don't
eat burgers. But everybody, except for Carlos here raves about old.
Speaker 7: In and out, in and out, in and out anyway,
in and out is getting out. They decided it's time
to get out, not in California. And Kevin O'Leary, among others,
was talking about that cut twelve on fock Business talking
about in and out leaving California.
Speaker 13: It's a bad policy, it's bad management that both the
state level and municipal. I don't wear my watches in
any California cities anymore. Some of them are lawless wastelands downtown.
The defund the police thing was a bad idea. It's
not just in and out. Chevron, one of the world's
most iconic energy companies was started in California. They actually
left their home state. If that doesn't tell you it's broken,
I don't know what does. Energy independence is crucial for America.
They basically said, can't stay here anymore, even though this
is our legacy, we have to leave under these punitive policies.
I'm so happy there is competition of states. Tennessee is
a go to state, Florida, Texas, there are many others,
North Dakota, South Dakota. I think it's important that we
understand that now we have social media that sees these
stories and it spreads it out everywhere, that if you
are a policy maker and you're held accountable now, I mean,
this is right on Gavin Newsom's lap.
Speaker 7: And while we're out in California, let's visit a woman
whose husband was arrested because because and I should do
this last, but I'll do it first, tell you why
he was arrested, and then listened to her explanation about
what happened. There was a guy last week, this video
went viral all over social media who was slashed, who
had slashed the tires of ice agents while they were
in the field doing work. He slashed it and the
tire was flat. They caught this guy slashing the tire.
Now listen to his wife's version of what happened. That's
cut for Carlos. Listen to the wife's version of what happened.
Speaker 11: He called me and he said that he was at
home depot and that there was guys with guns in
the parking lot. And he's like, I think it's ice.
Speaker 3: And I was saying, you are you sure?
Speaker 11: And then his line went dead. I lived nearby, so
I rushed over here. I rushed over here, over here,
and then that's what I pulled up to. I pulled
up to him running across the parking lot, people tackling him,
and guy got in my face with mace and was like,
I'm gonna mice you back. I was like, why are
you gonna mix me? And then I go around to
try and record what they're doing to him, and one
guy gets right in front of me and trying to
block me and starts pushing me. I said, he touch me.
I'm still recording. I'm like, leave him alone, leave him alone.
Speaker 1: He's a US citizen.
Speaker 3: He's a US citizen.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Well, he got sprayed and she was trying to
It looked up to the video. I don't want to
say what was in her heart, but it looked to
me from the video she was trying to interfere. Put
it kindly like that. All right, we gotta take a
quick break. Come back, We'll see what else we can
squeeze in here. Fast is our in American media.
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Speaker 6: Now let's see.
Speaker 7: Oh, I'm getting a check here, I'm getting a takes
here from Princess Loyana. A breaking statement from the Office
of President Obama auto respect for the office of the Presidency.
All office does not normally dignify the constant nonsense and
misinformation flowing out of this White House with a response.
But these claims are enough, are enough, they say, to
merit a response. Oh, this is amazing. Nothing in the
document issue last week undercuts the widely accepted conclusion that
Russia worked to influence the twenty sixteen presidential election, but
did not successfully manipulate that's ebonic manipulate any votes. These
findings were affirmed in the twenty twenty report by the
Bipartmersan Senate Intelligence Committee led by then chairman Marco Rubio.
I played that Democrat yesterday that was using this as
that if only there was a profession which asked pertinent
questions of elected officials, someone should ask Rubio that question.
Prince Diana says, oh yeah, Well, guess what this says
to me. Princess helped me. Give me a quick thumbs up.
It tells me they're worried. Usually they don't respond this one.
They're putting out a line quick. They're trying to figure
out how to get ahead of it. Just give me
a thumbs up or thumbs down on that.
Speaker 6: Are they worried? Boom?
Speaker 7: It seems to me this statement from the Obama Office
of the former Presidency is a little bit concerned, and
as well they should be when Trump is saying up front,
we're going after them. May God blessed protect you and
every single one of your family, your loved ones, love
and gratitude for your being here with me, my friends,
allowing me here with you, God willing. We are back
tomorrow for the Wednesday edition of both Nordley's Rush Hour,
and we will continue this if we do until then,
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