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Speaker 5: This really blew away expectations the US economy, adding, as
you mentioned, one hundred and seventy two thousand jobs in May.
The forecast was four one hundred and five. There were
whispers for half that, so that is a significant beat,
and there were positive revists.
Speaker 6: Tell me about the revisions. That's now become my new
favorite thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, we've become so accustomed to negative revisions and
now we've got the opposite.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 5: There was a modest increase from March to a very
healthy two hundred and fourteen thousand, but April was revised
sharply higher to one hundred and seventy nine.
Speaker 8: As Eric, with the jobs numbers right now, Wow, wow,
one hundred and seventy two thousand non farm payrolls were
added to the economy and May the estimate was eighty
five thousand. Guys, there you go, four point three percent
is the unemployment rate? Private sector jobs coming in better
than expected one hundred and twenty thousand. We were looking
for eighty five thousand. Labor force participate patient rate sixty
one point eight percent, and you're seeing May average workweek
and change thirty four point three hours, and that is
on a track now April has been revised to one
hundred and seventy nine thousand. The original April read Maria
was one point fifteen.
Speaker 3: They just revised April.
Speaker 8: To one hundred and seventy nine k, and they're also
revising March to two hundred and fourteen thousand.
Speaker 4: Jobs.
Speaker 7: A lot of jobs, that's the point. So a lot
of jobs being created, a lot of jobs out there.
I'm being created. Welcome my friends to the here we
are it so Friday again. Can't believe it happens so soon.
An edition of Bosner Lee's Rush Hour. We might as
well call today's installment the Graham Plant in a review,
because almost all of the town bites. You know, I'm
getting tired of this guy with the Nazi tie. I
didn't know it was a Nazi tied to I never
knew it was a Nazi tattoo. Not just a Nazi tattoo.
The SS nazis that it was the tattoo used by
Nazis who worked in the concentration camps.
Speaker 3: Oh, I didn't know it was a Nazi tattoo. Yeah.
Speaker 7: A guy so smart that he wants to be your senator,
but didn't know what his own tattoo meant you're buying
that really, so many after the latest drop. And what's
interesting about the latest drop of information on this is
that the young lady that's at the center of all
of this is also ticked off with the New York
Times because they didn't She issued a very very lengthy piece.
Speaker 3: On X.
Speaker 7: That just goes through the entire process of how the
New York Times got her to talk to them, what
they left out of her story, what they didn't in
intentionally put in, such as some cooperation for some of
the things that she was saying, And she's on record
now saying she thinks it's a setup the way that
what they left out is actually a gift to mister Platner,
and that may be because they didn't want to make
it as bad as they could have. Now I heard
today that there's more, that there is more on the
This is turning out to be.
Speaker 3: A wealth.
Speaker 7: Of entertainment for people that are entertained by the horrifics
of what this guy is apparently or was with women.
But there are some other news also, Delaney Hall, you know,
these liberals are still out there acting foolish every night.
And now Rasparaka from Planet Noark is saying pretty much, yeah,
we're not gonna we're not gonna do too much about it.
Ross Baraka, mayor Ross Baraka. And so they're still out
there carrying on at night, trying to, you know, do
what they do, riot and disobey the law. Just endless
riots in Newark. I mean, look, Newark was the capital
of car theft in America for many years. In fact,
you know the Fujis you know that, you know the
fuji is one that they talk about Newark, their version
of No Woman, No Cry. Do we have that in
the life. We do have the Fujis. I think no Woman,
No Cry, and they talk about that, they talk about Newark,
I think in the second verse of the song.
Speaker 3: You know therefore, But.
Speaker 7: So now, Russ Baraka from Planet Noark, I know we
have the Fuji's No Woman, No Cry. We have it
somewhere because we've played it. Carlos tells me no a lot.
When I asked the stuff, he says like, no, we
don't have it, and then later on he says, oh.
Speaker 3: You know what I did.
Speaker 7: Anyway, Tom Holman was on cut one. Carlos, I know
we have that. I hope Tom Homan was on with
laurd Ingram last night and he discussed what's happening still
at Delaney Hall. The riots, the Democrats and their political
apologists are still supporting out at Delaney Hall.
Speaker 6: Newark's mayor Tom just released a statement saying that the
city is scaling back as police presidence. It was kind
of late to game anyway, but at Delaney Hall, saying
essentially there's a significant reduction in the unrest of cities
scaling back the presence and they're going to focus on
traffic management, public safety, et cetera. Well, and what does
that tell the domestic terrorists that were there time to
move on to something else or to come back.
Speaker 9: Come back, and they're going to regret that decision. Look,
when I got up there, they weren't responding to nine
to one one calls. Ice officers being assaulted in the streets.
They called they're overwhelmed, police center respound to state tribertent respond.
Speaker 3: I got up.
Speaker 9: The first thing I did I met with the state police.
I met with the mayor of that city. I met
with the police department. I've had several conversations with the governor.
I did the same thing I did in Minneapolis. You
got to do your public safety job. And if you don't,
President Trump has no problem deploying the National Guard up here.
But you got to do your job. We'll protect the facility.
That's our job. And what we did we did. We
we armored up that facility. We put more wire in,
we put embassy fencing. We but Jersey barriers would put
more lighting and more drones, more and more cameras so
we can take facial recognition too. So while they're out
there being the jerks they are, we're gathering all this
intelligence and furthering the criminal investigation that's going to hold
a lot of people accountable. So I wish the mayor
went back up. We worked very hard to get this agreement.
She backs off, then the President Trump will step in.
President Trump's not gonna take this garbage. I mean, he's
going to make sure that ice and force the laws.
We have the right to detain people and everybody in
that facility, Laura, I went through the files. Everybody in
that facility is being legally detained, and not only that,
a large portion of them are mandatory detained by federal statue.
We couldn't release them if we wanted to we don't
want them. We're not going to, but we couldn't even
release them if we wanted to. These people the governments
have studied the immigration law and find out we're doing
exactly what Congress intended us to do.
Speaker 7: Wow, I hope that this happened and that she you're
talking about, Mickey Cheryl. By the way, if Virginia, now,
if you live, is it New Jersey or Virginia, I
have to find a story. I think it may be
it's New Jersey. Actually, they just increased the amount of
millions that they're going to spend for illegal immigrant defense.
So the taxpayers of New Jersey, in addition to putting
up with the riots from all these people and from
these liberal grae is this story right here? Found it?
New Jersey taxpayers hit with another twelve million dollar bill.
It's a deportation defense fund. So now that Mickey Cheryl
or Mikey Cherrell, whatever her name is, out there, governor
has announced that New Jersey tax payers, you're not You're
already in one of the most in one of the
highest tax states in the entire world, well the country,
and now you have to fork over more money. If
you live in New Jersey, so that you can probably
say that you're paying for a taxpayer defense of illegal
immigrants to stay and suck off the taxpayers of Debbie.
Speaker 3: Thank you. It's Mikey, Thank you, Debbie. She corrects me.
All Tom, I'm serious, and I'm not trying to make
fun of the lady. I can't.
Speaker 7: I never remember to get her name straight because it
looks like Mickey to me, and her last name looks
like Cheryl, like the Charrell's, like you know, the Cherelle's,
the singing group the Charrell's, So I always think it's
Mickey Cherrelle, but it's Mikey Cheryl. So I end up
calling her both so I don't mess it up, and
at least one of them is right. And you still
didn't find the fujis. I got a text in the
middle of it from a good friend of mine in Ohio,
and she says to me on the text, Bob Marley
did no woman, no cry, like like damn, I didn't know,
like I've only been listening to the Marley since I
was a young buck, since it almost since it came out,
I've been listening to I started listening to Marley when
I was a teenager when the Natty. When the Natty
Dread album came out, I was like, no kidding, he did. Yeah,
but the Fujis did a reboot on it, and we
used to have it in the library.
Speaker 3: Hmmm.
Speaker 7: And they're from Nork And so I know what I'm
talking about because we've played it. But Carlos is telling me,
don't have it. So we're not going to play the
Fujis here. We'll play something else. James Goldand's thirty fastest
our on American media. Keep it right here, Do Not
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Speaker 7: Ladies and Gentlemen, it has begun as many of us
expected for it to happen. Here's the headline from Fox
News story. Spencer Pratt Steve Hilton lose ground to Democrats
in latest California ballot batch Jirop, former reality stars Spencer
Pratt's lead over Councilwoman Nythia Rahman in the Los Angeles
mental race narrow Thursday.
Speaker 3: That was yesterday.
Speaker 7: Whild Wepublican gubernatorio that Steve Hilton slid behind Democrat Tom Stier.
So even though some people are still reporting that Hilton
still is, you know, leader, Nope, Nope, nope, nope. Right now,
the Democrats have set up for though, the Democrats to
win no matter what, and if you believe this stuff,
at Eedifant holds in the next gubernatorial race out there.
Now we know Bill Elleslie is the attorney general out there,
did a walk through with one of the ballot centers today.
I saw that, and Democrats are all ticked off because
Donald Trump made remarks on it. In fact, Carlos, let's
listen to Dana Bash on CNN with their report of
what's happening with the slow ballot count in California.
Speaker 3: Here we go.
Speaker 10: Election day was Tuesday, and still only fifty six percent
of the votes in the governor's primary have been processed.
Right now, Republicans Steve Hilton and Democrats Hoaber Basera Tom
Steyer are battling for the top two spots in advance
of the general election. Now, if this count looks familiar
to you, it's because it's nearly identical to the one
we showed you at this time yesterday. For California voters
or political junkies like us, it's frustrating, but I just
want to be clear, it is not unusual for California.
Speaker 11: It is Jeff Greenville, we are making calls on the
California races. Going to the boards now, somebody all the
said and done, Barbara Boxer own election, signed for a
seat and the United States Senate as a Democrat from California.
Speaker 8: In the California governor's race, Gray Davis.
Speaker 10: This is a pickup for the Democrats, A big win
the biggest state in the country. Is not a sign
of fraud. President Trump is using the slow pace to
sow misinformation about election integrity, writing today, quote there's big
cheating by Democrats in California under investigation by the US
Attorney's Office in Los Angeles. Why the vote counting delay?
A panel is back here Patrick, as we discuss this
and just kind of put a finer point on it,
not to say that it's not, as I said, frustrating
and in sort of inconceivable that it takes so long.
Speaker 6: It is not new.
Speaker 10: If you look at, excuse me, past elections going back
to twenty ten. Kamala Harris won after twenty two days,
twenty eighteen, thirty days for key House race with Valdeo.
Speaker 7: To okay, okay, okay, and it goes on. Democrats make
excuses like California has never announced d on election night
and they used to. And everything that has been put
in place in California is to allow this entire state
to slow it down. And this is not what the
American people deserve for election data is a disgrace. Now
do I think Here's what I think is. I don't
even want to say what I think is gonna happen
because I don't want to be a negative nay say
at this point. But I think many of us understand
what California is going to do. As Gavin Newsen said,
we got Gavin Newson pretty much said we had ways
to put out this fire.
Speaker 3: We have ways.
Speaker 7: I mean, I'll have to find that quote because it
is not an exact quote, but he intimated that there
were ways to take care of the upstarts out there.
And I need to find the exact quote from Gavin Newsom.
California's election system is a disgrace. And it is not
a disgrace by accident. It is a disgrace on purpose,
and many of us believe that this entire mail in
system is designed for one thing and one thing only,
so that californ One you Democrats can choose who is
elected and how they're elected and when they're elected. Yes,
I know, Graham Platner. I keep putting it off, and
I'm gonna put it off just a little bit more
when we get back to because I want to do
a quick interview.
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Speaker 12: Ability do you think Democrats will hold you accountable for
standing by this principle of neutrality by withholding your endorsement
in this non possible scenario.
Speaker 13: Where yeah, look, my focus has been making sure that
doesn't happen, and I've exercised not just a focus, but
I've exercised through some action efforts to to a courage
that doesn't happen by making my case and will continue
to make my case. I do not see that scenario
taking place. I've said this before, Saul repeated, I don't
anticipate this need to be the case, but there is
a blake break the glass scenario, and there's many people
that have a deep understanding of what it would look
like if Democrats were locked out, and we're gonna do
everything to make sure that doesn't happen.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we have a break the glass scenario. We'll make
sure Democrats get elected that. Yeah, that's Gavin Newsom. Good
right now on the phone with us is my dear
dear friend, Patrick Burns, conductor moistro Patrick Burns. You know, Patrick,
I figured it out you started conducting when you were
ten years old, because yeah, it has to be, because
your fortieth anniversary as the conductor concert is coming up
tomorrow and you have to started when you attend.
Speaker 14: I started when I was seventeen. I started practicing probably
when I was three. I got I think I told you,
and by the way, to all your listeners. I used
to talk to James Auser radio more than on the radio,
but now more on the radio than not. But I
got my start with, you know, listening to all those
artists that we talk about all time, all the Motown artists,
Berry Gordy artists. And so it was later on that
I got into classical music. But yes, forty years with
the Bloomfield Youth Band.
Speaker 3: Yep, this is incredible. So tell us where now.
Speaker 7: For those of you in the New Jersey area, we're
in many states across the country. But if you happen
to be in many states and you want to come
to New Jersey, maybe you'll take a tour round to
Landy Hall and then go to or do that after
the concert. Where is your fortieth anniversary concert being held?
Speaker 14: Yep, this is the Bloomfield Youth Band and at Bloomfield
Middle School, which is located at sixty Huck Road in Bloomfield.
And it's tomorrow night, June sixth, at seven thirty, and
it's fifteen bucks at the door. And you'll like it
so much that you'll give us more money during the
concert when we ask you for it.
Speaker 3: Love it.
Speaker 7: This is the youth band that is It's what can
people expect.
Speaker 14: Patrick, It's it's a group that has remained about the
same in its composition, which is mostly high school students
and some college students that are playing advanced level concert
band literature very very well. So it's okay, what what
whoa whoa whoa whoa?
Speaker 3: What is concert band? Literature.
Speaker 14: Okay, so imagine an orchestra but without the strings. And
then so it's all woodwinds and brass and percussion.
Speaker 7: So this sounds like it is going to be some
exact how many players you have.
Speaker 14: We're about sixty sixty two something like that, so it's
a good sized group and you know you're going to
hear a lot of talent on stage. Bloomfield has always
been fertile ground for arts of all kinds of kinds,
but particularly music. So this is it's great to be
part of the tradition here in my hometown for so long.
Lovely thing.
Speaker 7: Really, well, my dear friend, congratulations forty anniversary. Yeah, conducting,
This is what a milestone.
Speaker 14: Patrick, Well, thank you, and I really appreciate you. You know,
you know that I love you very much and I
appreciate your time on the radio as always, and I
look forward to catching up with you. And Jessica says
that she loves you too and gives her her regards
to you.
Speaker 7: Well, thank you, and you tell Jessica I love her
as well. And I wanted the book, the book, the
book for you.
Speaker 14: Yep, I'm glad you said it.
Speaker 7: Yep, the book, the book his wife Jessica is working
on and this book is going to be monumentally ground
breaking in its scope and depth. What a talented couple
they are. I'm telling you, it's just amazing. And I
love them both so much. Patrick, congratulations and yes we
will figure out a way to uh to talk soon.
I wish I could be at the concert tomorrow night.
Can't but have a wonderful time and let me know
how it went.
Speaker 14: Okay, let us you and thank you to all your listeners,
and love your brother, love.
Speaker 7: You too, take care. Thank you so much, ladies and gentlemen.
You heard Gavin Newsom. Democrats are not giving this up.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 7: All these reporters can get mad at President Trump. We
all they want to Why in the world do third
world countries, including Somalia run elections in a cleading and
a cleaner fashion than California.
Speaker 3: Why you know?
Speaker 7: And and Somalia they're using biometric ID to secure the vote.
Did you know that in Somalia they use biometric ID
to secure the vote when they vote on stuff. Here
California acts like look at what we're told. We're told
in the highest of the highest tech ages. We're relying
on the pony express pretty much on technology mail in
that was invented three centuries, has been in use for
three centuries in the United States.
Speaker 3: This is California.
Speaker 7: It is a disgrace what happens their election after election
and Democrats and their media allies defended as they're defending
this guy. This is Senator Chris Koonans of Delaware. I'm
one different anyone never line. I can't ask that question
if he gets mad when people never mind.
Speaker 3: Chris Coons cut six.
Speaker 7: This is we was one CNN asked about the Senate
candidate up in Maine, Graham plant nerve and.
Speaker 15: You know, frankly, mister Plattner's a four term excuse me,
four tour of combat veteran and someone who's conduct as
he came home from war. Many have questioned, I don't
know him and don't know him at all. Well, but
I'm going to give him a measure of grace and
wait until I get a chance to hear more about
the details of all these different allegations. In my view
of the folks who we have here in the Senate
and who we might have here in the Senate, we
should hold a high standards.
Speaker 7: I'm going to give him a measure of grace until
I hear and learn more. Oh, you need a measure
of grace to learn more about than that. See concentration
camp guard tattoo that he sported for many years. I see,
you need more grace to figure out what that was about.
Now we have reports of him being physical and abusive
toward women, multiple women, in many ways. Oh no, no,
I'm gonna give him some grace. You see, he needs
some grace while I try to figure out what's happening here.
We just have to give him some grace.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 7: Keith Boygen was on CNN a Democrat strategist cut seven.
Let's just go down the line. Here's old Keith.
Speaker 14: How is this not out buying for him?
Speaker 16: Given the standard that Democrats have established for believing women
in situations like that.
Speaker 17: Ha, well, I don't know that it isn't you know.
I think for people who've been saying the Democrats should
be consistent and that they should believe women, it's hard
to look at this case and say, well, you have
to apply a difference standard to it.
Speaker 16: I think it's a very complicated problem for the Democratic
Party because Democratic Party set itself up to be the
party that believes women. And so when you have somebody
who they who many people, when the party have invested in,
what do you do when there's an allegation that comes up?
And so I think I think it's going to be
a problem for the party.
Speaker 7: Because as a lawyer, how all right, just stop us
right here for one second, because the premise of this question,
which just went by everybody, is entirely wrong.
Speaker 3: Well what do we do here?
Speaker 7: Because you know, Democrats are the party that believes believes women.
In my ass, no they don't. You want to know
about believing women. Ask Paula Jones about believing women. Back
when it all came out with Bill Clinton, what did
James Carvill say about Paula Jones? He said, and I quote,
all I do is way one hundred dollar bill around
a trailer park. And this is the kind of stuff
you get. That's old James Carville. And then came women
like Juanita Broderick. And then came women like Kathleen Willie
who claimed and said that Bill Clinton raped them, not
just not just harassed them, but raped them. And the
entire mainstream media, including the people at this network, have
never taken the claims of those women seriously.
Speaker 3: And these weren't Republican women.
Speaker 7: These were women that either worked with Bill Clinton or
were in his orbit as a Democrat, And to this
day they don't acknowledge their stories. And the stories were convincing,
including after one of them said she sustained a small injury,
what Bill Clinton told her after he got through, honey, baby,
you need to put some enydes on that. Yes, Carlos,
all this stuff came out, and all these people at CNN,
every single one of them, nobody took these women seriously.
At all the mainstream publications they refused to because it
wasn't part of their political DNA ask them why they
are willing to believe certain women who come up with
bogus stories time and time again. So this has never
been about believing women because Democrats don't believe women when
it is not in their political interest to believe those women.
And it goes further than that. Look at all Hunter
Biden and his baby mama. That girl couldn't get it,
couldn't get the time of day for years and years.
Look at all they did. They have pictures of Hunter
Biden with the hoes and they still wouldn't even pursue
that one because they didn't want the truth that Hunter
Biden was out here with hoes doing what Hunter Biden
did with the hose and with the blows. Yes, the
holes and the blow, the blow and the hose. So
come on with this business about democrats believe the women, No,
they don't. Democrats use women just like they use black people,
just like they use Hispanics. They use anybody that can
be used so that Democrats can gain power. And then
when they don't use them anymore, they dispose of them,
or if they can't be used in the first place,
they ignore them, or if they're raising too much of
a problem, they discredit them, including Princess Darle. You'll have
to help me with the guy's name. Hillary Clinton had
a staffer that she used all the time. And what
they called and I'm not making this up, and they
were considering doing it with Monica Lewinsky. They would smear
these women and they had a name for it. They
called it the nuts and Sluts defense. They would demean
these women and either claim that they were sluts or
they were nuts. And this was part of their political
strategy on how to destroy women that came up with
stories that they didn't like. So this whole premise, Oh,
Democrats are the party that believes women, my ass they are.
They are not, They never have been, and they never
will be. They are the party that uses women when
they can be politically used, and when they can't be used,
they are shunted to the side. Now, Dad gone, And
I took all the time meant for sound bites with that,
because we have a lot more.
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Speaker 7: Ladies and gentlemen, it is time for our clip of
the day, no other, none other than the House of Representatives,
my minority leader Hakeen Jeffreys, who is upset over the
basketball game cut four. This is our clip of the day,
Hakeem Jeffries.
Speaker 10: Game two of the NBA Finals tonight in San Antonio.
Speaker 5: Game three will be next week in New York City.
Speaker 10: President Trump says he plans to attend.
Speaker 3: What do you think the reception will be.
Speaker 12: I'm not sure it's going to be a good reception
for them. But why does Donald Trump always have to
ruin a good thing? Like literally, the Knicks haven't been
in the NBA Finals for twenty seven years. The city
is trying to celebrate this. We've embraced this team, and
this guy has to inject himself. I mean, come on, seriously,
give us a break. Why doesn't this guy just focus
on trying to improve the quality of life of the
American people because the Trump economy has been a disaster?
Speaker 5: Are you going when they're in New York?
Speaker 12: No, next week we're in session. We'll be here in Washington, DC.
But I hope to gather with a group of friends
and colleagues and you know, watch the be successful in
both Game three and Game four in the world's most
famous arena, Madison Square Gardens.
Speaker 7: Yeah, why did Donald Trump have to come and ruin
everything by going to a Nick game? He is only
the president of the United States. Why does he have
to inject himself and go to a one number one
Haqem Apparently, unlike you, he can afford to go and
not sit in the nosebleeds, Carlos informs me, Because we're
keeping track of those things, ladies and gentlemen that now
to sit in the nose bleeds the upper upper upper
seats near the flags at the top of Madison Square
Garden costs twelve thousand dollars per ticket. Ah, yes, that voice,
this is a strude. I just I love love, love,
love love. I think a strude. Gilberto is just a
heavenly sensuous, sexually voice. And this is us thrude. Brazilian
samba and basanova singer Us through to Gilberto passed away
at our home in Pennsylvania, aged eighty three and twenty
twenty three on this day. So many versions of this
song composes Drao cah Antonio Carlos Habeim, one of the
co writers on this song, who I just adore his
music just amazing. We gotta go make God bless protect
teaching every single one of you, your families, your loved ones.
Speaker 3: God willing.
Speaker 7: We are back early early in the morning, seven am.
Hope you will be here with us. Thank you for
being with me and allowing me to be with you again.
Looking forward to singing in the morning until the meantime.
I bid you, I do.
Speaker 3: Bye.
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