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Speaker 5: Welcome my friends to the Monday edition of Bozley's Rush Houray,
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today eight hundred eight four eight nine to two two.
Is hey, you reach us eight hundred eight four eight
nine to two two. I've heard today described as manic Monday. Yes,
that was I believe the AP and others are raging.
They are mad, they're upset. They are angry because they've
been looking at their portfolios and they're not happy with
what they see. Yeah. Yes, programming note, Her Highness will
make a rare weekday appearance with us. Her Highness Princess
Diana has elected that she will acquiesce demands, pleadings and
appear on the weekday program tomorrow to explain the Big
China theory and so that programming note, you should be
here every day, but if you have something to do tomorrow,
make an appointment to hear this because whatever this theory is,
it is bound to be worthwhile listening to. Now, like
I said, there are so many stories market craters. Trump says,
don't be weak. Trump threatens to add fifty percent tariffs
on China if retaliatory tariffs not dropped stocks quake after
Trump threatens to escalate tariff despite seeing how much Wall Street,
Wall Street hatred, Wall Street hatred. And then there's this
conservative icon rages at Donald Trump over twenty million stock loss.
Orange is the new Black, according to Dave Portnoy and
a recent ramp from the conservative Barstool Sports founder when
it came to Trump's tariffs. His remarks were made doing
during a Monday morning live stream he manned for nearly
an hour on x as markets opened to general unrest.
The stream quickly devolved in to an anti Trump rant
when Portnoy revealed he had suffered some twenty million dollars
in losses since trade obstacles were announced last week. He
proceeded to tear into Trump while referencing swirling fears of
another Black Monday and unexpected stock market crash scene on
Monday March nineteenth, nineteen eighty seven, and doing so, Portnoy
also panned the president's complexion, re christening April seventh, twenty
twenty five Orange Monday. The stock market is getting crushed.
I've lost twenty percent of my net worth, he continued,
before bringing up how Trump over the weekend bragged about
being a very low handicap at a senior age golf
tournament in Jupiter, Florida or something, and you're out on
the golf course. Portnoy, who is a reported net worth
of more than one hundred million dollars. Raged Indexes have
since recovered some losses with the dial Jones about one
point nine percent. That was midday to day. Yeah, I'm
losing twenty million, but I still had plenty of money.
It all shakes down, he went on, before using the
experience he guard and running his own company to provide
some purported expertise. Look at Barstool Sports, right are the
economy takes so our advertisers who do business overseas and
sell products, and advertisers don't they sell us products? It
gets more expensive. What's the first thing they cut? Ad budgets?
Ad budgets that we get. Suddenly we're we're not getting
as much money. Suddenly I have to fire Nate a
Barsto staffer and lay people off. Yeah, you're sitting there
with eighty million dollars talking about how you got to
lay off the little guys in your firm. How nice
a you dave? Really? Eighty million bucks supposedly, and you're
sitting around whining that you may have to fire peaceeople.
Really so much class in the world. Jane North sad
note here TV's mischievous Dennis the Menace dies at seventy three.
Jay North, who started as the town head mischief maker
on TV's Dennis the Mints for four seasons starting in
nineteen fifty nine, is died. He was seventy three. He
died in his home in Lake Butler, Florida, after battling
colon cancer. He had a hard as big as a mountain,
loved his friends deeply. He called us frequently in every conversation,
which I love you with all my heart. He was
six years old when he was cast as the smiling
trouble maker in the CBS sitcom adaptation of Hank Kitchman's
popular comic strip that took place an idyllic and an
idyllic American suburb. Often wearing striped shirts and overalls, Dennis
mist of its Anti frequently frustrated his retired next door neighbor,
mister Welson. Mister mister Welson, I love Dennis the Menace.
Steve Cobert is begging the Deep State to jump in
and stop Trump because we're all effing dying. I'm not
effing well, we all are effing dying, but only God
knows when we will be called. We start dying the
moment we're born. But we're not dying because of anything
that Donald Trump is doing. And I'm not gonna spend
more time with that story. And let me just be
really straight about something here. You know, over the week
in Donald Trump, I think or it was today, he
came up with a term, what was it, the pannikins
for people that are the pannikins, and it's kind of fitting.
I found this. I don't know cut sixteen, have ready, Carlos, please.
I do not know whether this is from this I
didn't see the date on this. I saw this clip
on social media and I said, hmm, this looks like
an interesting clip. I don't know whether it's from a
past age or the present age, but it's one of
the world's richest men. There are plenty of rich, rich
men and women right now everywhere in the world. Wealth
is abound in some quarters, but one of the world's
wealthiest individuals were in Buffett and I found this interesting
given the panic that we're seeing and the crying and
moaning from people that haven't lost a dime unless they
have sold their stock and taken the loss. And here's
what Warren Buffett had to say.
Speaker 9: A lot of investors are told, retail investors are told
that they should have a certain percent of their portfolio
in bonds. Maybe they're told sixty forty, maybe they're told
seventy thirty stocks to bonds. That's something that you should do,
and that's the safe way of doing it.
Speaker 2: What are they missing?
Speaker 10: Some people should not own stocks at all because they
just get too upset with price fluctuations. If you're going
to do dumb things because your stock a stock goes down,
you shouldn't own a stock at all.
Speaker 9: What are dumb things selling a stock?
Speaker 2: Selling stock goes that goes down.
Speaker 10: I mean, you know, if you buy your house at
twenty thousand dollars and somebody comes along next thing says
i'll pay you fifteen, you don't sell.
Speaker 2: It because the cold's fifteen. You look at the.
Speaker 5: Howls or whatever mayby.
Speaker 10: But some people are not actually emotionally or psychologically fit
to own stocks. But I think more of them would
be if you get educated on what you're really buying,
which is part of a business. And the longer you
hold stocks, the less risky they be come, whereas the
longer the majority of a bond, the more risky it becomes.
Speaker 5: That's interesting advice from Warren Buffett. Interesting interesting the way
to look at things. Now, there are a few things
that I want to do. I don't take a break
because I want to have time to do them. One
of the people that I have always enjoyed hearing from
would be Victor Davis Henson, and he has a few
words to say about the current climate and Trump's tariffs.
And then I want to revisit a former president of
the United States, a well known president of the United State. Well,
they're all well known, but a man that defined his
era as president of the United States. In fact, many
of us thought and said he was sort of like
the Yoda of politics. He was just the politician's politician.
He could he could. This guy could sell ice cream
to the indigenous people of the North Pole. He could
or someone liket us intolerant. Yet, yeah, I like that
even better because that doesn't get us into trouble with
any ethnic group. He could sell ice cream. He can
sell straight up ice cream. To the lactose intolerant. That's
the kind of guy we're talking about. We'll hear all
that when we get Thank you, Carlos. Blondie sad news today.
Clin Burke passed away age seventy after a private battle
with cancer. Best known as the drummer from Blondie, he
stayed with Blondie shortly after the band formed all throughout
their entire career. Blondie of Course five number one singles,
including this one, James Goldlan's thirdly with You It is
the Monday morning rush Hour. Keep it right here, my friends.
Eight hundred and eight four eight nine two two two
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Speaker 3: Rush? This is the Rush Hour with bos Nerdly Nerdly
on seventy seven w A DC.
Speaker 4: It's the Rush Hour with bos Nerdly.
Speaker 2: By the pseudonym bo Nerdly, Rush.
Speaker 5: Now Yours bos Nerdly. In nineteen seventy eight, is released
the first single from the debut album of the Police
Outlandos Dema, of Course, written the story of a guy
who falls in love with a working woman. The title
rock Sanne comes from the play a character in the
place well serhen Old de Burgrack, of course, thing got
the idea. He saw a poster of that hanging at
a hotel in a hotel foyer in Paris. Now, the
interesting thing about this one, everybody knows this song, right,
everybody knows this song. This song did not chart when
it was first released. It didn't even make the charts.
It was re released in nineteen seventy nine and then charged.
But when it was first release and then of course,
if anyone saw Beverly Hills Cop I think it was
one of the opening scenes in Beverly Hills Cop where
Eddie Murphy's sitting in a jail cell and he's singing
He's got a cassette Walkman or something, and you hear
him attempting it. Yeah, the police, James Golden Boss rush Hour.
Let's listen to Victor. This is the point that I
struggled to make. Victor, of course can do it in
two minutes and change. And it's a great point. This
is a.
Speaker 11: It really is Donald Trump, Mirrabelle dick to I can't
believe he did it as a classical Republican.
Speaker 2: He's not classical Republican.
Speaker 11: But what Donald Trump did was he said, this Republican
is going to side on this Republican is going to
choose the side of.
Speaker 2: The working man.
Speaker 4: It's not going.
Speaker 11: To choose Wall Street. Wall Street hates Donald Trump. Have
you ever seen anybody in this audience that's watching or listening.
Has anybody ever in their wildest imagination think that Democrats
would be on the floor of the Congress blasting Donald
Trump and worried that Wall Street's going to be hurt
and not talking one word about the working classes that
are all for this because they think, finally somebody is listening.
And the final thing is hasn't had any effects. Donald
Trump says four trillion dollars in foreign investment. The figures
I've seen are commitments, they're not actualizations yet, but three
point one trillion. If that comes in three point one trillion,
there'll be millions of jobs that come in here for
people to avoid these terra Because he's just saying, if
you come in the United States and you want to
help us, you can keep the profits. You just have
to have the jobs here. If your Mercedes Benz and
you get a three to eight percent profit on your sales, fine,
but the cost and the services and the labor's going
to be here. You're going to pay for things here,
and so it's going to be a boon to the
interior of America and the Democrats because they have no
other alternative agenda. They are taking the side of the
uber rich even while they blast oligarchs and aristocrats and plutocrats. No,
you're on the side of plutocrats and aristocrats. You guys
were the party of globalization under Bill Clinton that.
Speaker 5: Started or off.
Speaker 11: You were the people who thought globalization was neat because
you could wean the billionaire class over to your site,
which is about seventy percent of them are on their side.
So they are speaking in their interests or not speaking
for the people of Pennsylvania or Michigan or Wisconsin, the
working people.
Speaker 5: And they're in my friends. Law is something that I
want to examine after our next commercial break. That is
what Victor David Henson says. Bill Clinton kicked off this
globalization trend. Actually it was around before Bill Clinton, but
it exploded in earnest during the Clinton years. Don't you
remember the NAFTA deals. Don't you remember all the goodness
that China goes into the wto don't you Yes, So
this is when this move toward globalization really exploded in
America under Bill Clinton. So we will discuss that because
that is vital to understanding everything that is happening right
now as today. Donald Trump tells China, Oh yeah, well,
then take this. James Godlin, both Nerdly both Snurley's rush
Hour do not go away.
Speaker 3: It's the rush Hour with bos nerd Now yours bose Nerdly.
Speaker 5: Yes, since the election is over. If you voted for Trump,
that does not mean we can't be friends.
Speaker 4: We're both adults.
Speaker 5: We can be cordial and mature and your freaking dreams.
Speaker 9: I help y'all, just how out the Devil Takeshi gang style?
Speaker 5: So during the break, guys casually said to Carlos, just
joking around, I said, hey, Carlos, we're gonna let's play
some Billy Holliday coming back. You know, Billy Holliday is right.
I mean, now I shouldn't, but what did you say.
Speaker 12: Before the Okay, before the break, I didn't even know
if he was a or he, like.
Speaker 5: You didn't know if it was a she or a he. Okay,
today's a heavenly birthday, ladies and gentlemen, for Billie Holliday.
Eleanor Harris. The greatest, widely recognized as the greatest jazz
singer female of all time, over one hundred records in
her short career, worked with the best of them, count
Basie Duke, lest the Young Everybody. Of course, the movie
Lady Sings the Blue Who's a movie about the life
of the great of the one and only Billie Holliday,
who passed away in nineteen fifty nine, aged forty four
years old. But the music and the incredible talent of
Billy Holliday born on this day, nineteen fifteen, will live forever.
James Golden Snowly And before we get to Bill Clinton,
and I do want to get to Bill Clinton. You know,
we had this big nationwide rally. There were paid protesters, folks,
it's no secret anymore. We even have I don't know
whether we'll have time to play it because it runs
actually over five minutes. A woman explaining the entire process
of how she got paid to protest and what she
had to do in order to get paid. But before
we go there there was another woman. This is emblematic
of the kind of behavior that was at the protest.
This woman was wearing a shirt basically saying is he
dead yet? Or something like that, is he dead yet?
And these others. She was holding up a sign also
wishing death on Donald Trump. And this is what she
said to the person that interviewed her because of it,
and tell us what you mean by this?
Speaker 13: Well, I mean that it won't fix all the problems,
but it sure is a great start. That Liberation Day
should not be should not be connected to what he
has done. That is not liberation.
Speaker 1: And I just.
Speaker 13: Hope for this country that we can rise above this.
And the good way to start might be have somebody leave,
so you know we can all.
Speaker 4: Do you do you do you wish that that guy
never missed?
Speaker 13: Yes, three inches? Who would I've ever thought that I
would be so excited about, you know, getting an additional
three inches, But I really was hoping and it would
have really, it would have really cemented, cemented the idea.
I just I really regret that he didn't wasn't on
the target.
Speaker 4: Do you think another temp will happen?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 13: I sure hope. So, I mean this is what this
is the unfortunate part that this whole debacle, this last
eight to ten years has absolutely made me this kind
of person. I would never have guessed that I would
wish for the demise of another person, but I wish,
I hope. I can't wait for it to happen. I
think he'll be forever sealed and cemented in the minds
of millions of people as some sort of deity, but.
Speaker 4: Not in a mind.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and so that's what you have. One of the
life left now. I mentioned when Victor Davis Hansen talked
about the globalization, and again I spent a lot of
time with this last week the Washington Post, in the
New York Times, New York Times, I believe it was well, no,
it was the Washington Post. Wopo. They got it right. Actually,
what Donald Trump is looking to do here is put
the nail on the coffin on globalization. Those are my words,
not theirs. They were bemoaning, bemoaning the end of globalization.
And then you heard Victor David Hanson in the remark
that we played before the break talk about how Bill
Clinton played a major role and that was the expansion.
That's when globalization went into hyperdrive. You had the trade
agreements like NAFTA and other trade agreements. Na to buy
we wasn't the only one, and you had China. This
my friends, is Bill Clinton as China was being admitted,
poised to be admitted into the World Trade Organization. Let's
remember what was promised and what was said.
Speaker 6: The WTO agreement will move China in the right direction.
It will advance the goals America has worked for in China,
really for the past three decades, really, and of course
it will advance our own economic interests. Economically, this agreement
is the equivalent of a one way street. It requires
China to open its markets with the fifth of the
world's population, potentially the biggest markets in the world, to
both our products and services in unprecedented new ways.
Speaker 2: All we do is to agree to maintain the.
Speaker 6: Present access China enjoys. Chinese teriffs and telecommunications products to automobiles,
to agriculture will fall by half or more over just
five years. For the first time, our companies will be
able to sell and distribute products in China made by
workers here in America without being forced to relocate manufacturing
into China, sell through the Chinese government, or transfer valuable technology.
For the first time, we'll be able to export products
without exporting jobs.
Speaker 5: Everything he said was wrong has turned out to be
absolutely wrong. It has not been a one way street
unless the street signs have changed in that one way street.
Instead of it being from America to China, turned around,
the street sign was from China right to America because
that's where the trade is gone. Clinton said, we won't
have to do anything. We'll just keep the status quo.
And oh yeah, China's going to open up their markets
to us. They're not, by the way, and everything he
said was wrong and is wrong in this quest because
China played Bill Clinton, China played the Democrat Party, China
played the world. Now you look at what has happened.
Americans are still locked out, and it's not just China
that we're locked out. We have so many markets that
Americans cannot sell into and jobs going overseas. But this
is what sparked this massive wave of globalization, China's admittance
into the World Trade Organization, where they have never ever
played by the rules of World Trade Organization, and where
American politicians, including Bush forty one, including Bill Clinton, who
by the way, had some interesting donor issues with China.
If you remember John Wang and so forth, people, John Wang,
wasn't he the guy that said white House is the
White House? LA like a subway. You go, you put
your token in, and you and then you get you
get what you want out of it. In other words,
you pay. The play was John Long back in the
days Lorale Space Corporation. Big players helped China get on
their feet in terms of technology. Bill Clinton and that
little talk talked about technology transfers. We helped China become
the military superpower that it was. Not to mention the
corporate cheating that has gone on and the demands that
China made to allow American businesses to come in. Every
single thing that Bill Clinton promised Americans and the world
about it manning China into the World Trade Organization has
turned out to be a complete lie. Now, but again
it's not just China. Two things one here, let's go
six and seven. First, Senator John Brasso Wyoming talks about
what's going on with cattle in Wyoming. And then right
after that we have a news report Fox News reporter
talking to an Illinois cattle rancher. Let's call us nail.
The two of those back to back.
Speaker 8: Congress has given the President more and more authority on tariff's,
specifically national security for unfair trade practices. President Trump is
fully within his authority, and I appreciate what the President
is doing on tariff's specifically in our home state of Wyoming,
and in terms of beef, the cattle producers and they're saying,
it is about time. One of the countries that you
just showed on that slip before I came in Australia,
Australia has sold twenty nine billion dollars worth of beef
in the United States and we haven't been able to
sell one hamburger in Australia because of barrier. They showed
Thailand thirty percent tariffs on beef coming from the United States,
Vietnam fifty percent. You know, you look at these numbers
and the ranchers of Wyoming are saying, thank you, mister President,
it is about time.
Speaker 12: Well, first, I'm want to start with this industry is
in a unique position. While other people in agriculture may
be a little bit worried about the tariffs, people like
Alan Adams here who run this cattle farm, are uniquely
positioned because again, as you said, this will level the
playing field. So tell me how you're feeling at this moment.
Speaker 14: Well, you know, we've struggled with tariffs my whole adult life.
In the cattle business, and so we were happy to
hear the President last week mentioned that beef was one
of the things that he wanted to have tariffs lowered.
And so some of the European country trees in Australia
have been difficult for us to sell beef in and
so they get to sell beef into our country, and
we're happy to have them compete against us, but we'd
like the same chance to sell the great taste of
American beef to them.
Speaker 5: These guys are just so so americanly nice and beautiful.
We'd just like the chance to be able to sell
against I mean, you compare that to the spitting mad
opposition that are demanding death for Donald Trump, wishing for it,
and you listen to the spirit of these people who
have been kicked in the behind for decades over the
promises made two Americans about globalization and instead what it
has cost them are their livelihoods and for many of them,
any chance of having an early retirement. No, they have
to work. These people are hanging on by a threat.
And in many cases you have so many farmers, ranchers,
fishermen that have gone out of business. Generational businesses closed
down over these promises that were made never kept, and
the same people now that are invested so heavily in
Wall Street, that are walking away with portfolios like Dave
Portenoy complaining because he's only worth eighty million dollars on
paper now instead of one hundred million dollars an Orange
man bad while these people are struggling for their lives.
I'll tell you what. Let's go visit Bernie ten eleven
Bannie Sanders. Remember this.
Speaker 15: I believe in trade, but I believe in fair trade,
not unfetted free trade. I do not believe that we
should be shutting down factories in America, having corporations run
to desperate countries where people are paid a dollar or
two dollars an hour. I don't believe in that the
function of trade is not made juxta make large corporations wealthy.
Speaker 2: Tariffs when tariffs are necessary. Absolutely, we'll use all the
tools that we have.
Speaker 5: Eleven Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 16: At the end of the day, what Americans receive and
you ask me why there is momentum for our campaign.
These trade agreements were written by corporate America, were written
by Wall Street. The goal was to shut down plants
in America to stop having to pay workers in Iowa, Vermont,
this country decent wages, moved to China, pay people low
wages and bring their products back up, supported.
Speaker 2: By Democratic administrations.
Speaker 16: You're quite right. Many of these policies, you are absolutely right.
Many of these policies were supported by not only Republicans,
by President Clinton and unfortunately President Obama.
Speaker 2: They are bad policies.
Speaker 16: They are opposed by and large by every trade union
in this country.
Speaker 2: And I believe Biden already of the American people.
Speaker 16: At the end of the day, the American workers should
not be forced to compete against people in Vietnam will
make fifty six cents an hour minimum wage.
Speaker 2: How do you roll back the clock on those agreements, Well,
you renegotiate agreements.
Speaker 16: And what you say is, look, we want agreements that
work for the American middle class.
Speaker 2: I want to see we have lost just through you.
Speaker 16: Since two thousand and one, we have lost almost sixty
thousand factories in the United States of America and millions
of decent paying jobs. Not all of that is attributable
to trade, but a lot of it is. And at
the end of the day, if corporations can shut down
in America pay people twenty five cents an hour, fifty
cents an hour someplace else.
Speaker 2: That's what they will do. And we have got to
stop that.
Speaker 16: We have to demand they reinvest back in this country
and provide decent paying jobs.
Speaker 5: Here always the politician, he says, since two thousand and one, folks,
this started in nineteen ninety eight with Clinton James Goldin's
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Goldens Nerdly coming back your calls. Bruce Gary born today,
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rush hour with bos Nerdle Rush, Now yours bos Nerdly.
Speaker 5: Birthday to day for John Oates, of course, of Haul
and Oates. This one nineteen eighty two, one of their
big ones, Man Eater, forty million records, one of the
best selling music duos of all time, Hall of Oates.
Happy birthday to John Oates. Before we get to rapid phones,
but before we get breaking, Princess Diana sent me this.
Thank you. Princess Diana breaking a US Supreme Court Justice
John Roberts has temporarily blocked the district court order required
Kilma Abrego Galicia to be returned to the United States
by midnight. This outrageous order by this Obama appointed judge
apparently has been put on hold. This judge that thinks
he has that thinks he has Jewish addiction over what
happens in El Salavador as well as running the executive branch.
So we shall see how this turns out. Now we will.
Speaker 3: Freden aka bos nerdly presents Rabbit.
Speaker 5: Phones and we began with Dom in Minnesota. How are
you this afternoon? Dom?
Speaker 7: Hey, James, I have waited thirty five years for a
working man president. Now we have one, coinciding with the
release of the working Man movie. You gotta go see
if it's a great one.
Speaker 5: Uh huh okay, Well I don't know about the movie,
but we do have a working man president. And this,
by the way, should This is one of the reasons
why Democrats are self flummis what are they doing? They
are actually protesting against the segment of the population that
they claimed for many years to have the exclusive ownership of,
that being the world working people of America. They could
care less they care about their own pockets. They care
about Wall Street. That's it, Jerry in New Jersey.
Speaker 17: How are you hi, James. It's with a heavy heart.
I have to just say that we want to celebrate
the life of Clem Burke, who was Bayone's best and
Blondie's best drummer. He passed away from cancer and our
hearts go out to his family and prayers. He was
just a really great guy. I owe my drumming career
to him. I bought my first drum set, real drum
set from Clem way back when.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, soh Now I hear the emotion, Jerry.
I know this must be a tough loss for you.
We played Blondie as our first bumper today in honor
of Clem, and thank you for the call. Great guy,
and thank you Jerry. God bless you, my friend. Oh
I guess it's time. Sorry to the calls we could
not get to. May God bless and protect each and
every single one of you, your family's, 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 for the Tuesday edition at Boston
Ney's rush hour, till then I bid you, I do Bye.