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Speaker 2: Network, announced I think we should give him credit. You
give them prize and that I don't know he gave
a prize to Churchill and didn't give it to God.
Speaker 5: I don't figured able to Barack Obama before he had
actually done anything.
Speaker 6: All Right, Still ahead on Morning Joe, We're gonna get
Donald Trump.
Speaker 7: The deal that President Trump is announcing played a key
part in negotiating. Is a significant change. This war was
blocked for two years. President Biden, who preceded him, was
unable to find a way to stop it. President Trump
found that found that way by being tough on both sides.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 7: And you'll take a victory lap for sure over the
next few days. But it's it's it's deserved. There's no
way that I can see that this would have been
done without Trump's pressure in the final hours.
Speaker 2: Made no mistake.
Speaker 9: It looks like President Trump has actually pulled off something
here that many presidents before him have failed to do.
We've heard it again and again from a number of
people today, really giving credit to President Trump forgetting this
deal over the finish line. What are you hearing from
your sources with regard to President Trump's role in getting
both parties to sign off on at least the first
phase of this piece plan.
Speaker 10: Well, certainly this is an enormous moment for the world,
but also for this administration, a big win for the
President who has been very personally involved in this.
Speaker 2: Lindsay, welcome my friends to the Thursday edition of Bosnerly's
Rush Hour. Praise is pouring in from unexpected quarters. Some
in the mainstream media. There is praise of a different sort,
that being silence from others. And of course, ladies and gentlemen,
with the peace Plan now signed, the first phase of it,
Lord Barak Hussein Obama, the merciful praise be his name
has weighed in. Lord Obama today said, after two years
of unimaginable loss and suffering for Israeli families and the
people of Gaza, we should be encouraged and relieved that
an end of the conflict is within sight, that those
Hostagisto being Hell will be reunited with their families, and
that vitalis can start reaching those inside Gaza whose lives
have been shattered. More than that, though, it now falls
on Israelis and Palestinians, with the support of the US
and the entire world community, to begin the hard task
of rebuilding Gaza and to commit to a process that,
by rekiognizing the common humanity and basic rights of both people's,
can achieve a lasting peace. Thank you, President Trump. He
didn't say the next part. He didn't say, Thank you
Donald Trump. Thank you President Trump for being so instrumental
in making this happen. Donald Trump's name is not mentioned
in this at all by Lord Barack Hussein Obama. The
merciful praise be his name, but that matters not. I
understand from our very own Princess Doana and Lady Benedict,
that there is astonished adjustment on the part of come
and take tours commenters in today's Washington Peucet over an
editorial by more System, and we have that editorial. We
shall share portions of it with you shortly. But let
us listen to and this is a longer sound bite
than we usually play. Let us listen to our Secretary
of State Marco Rubio, who also had comments today cabinet
meeting in the White House on this incredible deal that
has been made. That's cut nineteen Carlos, and this is
our Secretary of State Marco Rubios.
Speaker 11: President, you know, I don't know if the one day
perhaps the entire story. We'll be told about the events
of yesterday, but I suffice it to say it's an
exaggeration that none of it would have been possible without
the President of the United States being involved. It really
began your trip to the Middle East, where these relationships
were forged with partners in the region, personal relationships, close
relationships that created the foundation where all this was possible.
Where I think this really took a turn. Remember a
month ago, and no I thought this was possible. Were
really took a turn About a month ago, less than
a couple of weeks ago. Is when we were at
the United Nations and you convened an historic meeting not
simply of Arab countries, but of Muslim majority countries from
around the world, including Indonesia was there, Pakistan was there,
and created this coalition behind this plan. Then on that
following Monday, you met with the Prime Minister of Israel
here and that plan was presented, and then of course
our great negotiating team followed up on it in the interim. Again,
perhaps the stories will be told, perhaps they will never
be told. The President had some extraordinary phone calls.
Speaker 2: And meetings.
Speaker 11: That required a high degree of intensity and commitment.
Speaker 2: And made this happen.
Speaker 11: I think what's important to understand is that yesterday, what
happened was really a human story. There's a geopolitical aspect
to it, There's no doubt about it. It creates the
conditions for Gaza to want to be a normal place
again and people to have a better life.
Speaker 2: In israelis to be safe.
Speaker 11: But yesterday was a human story and because of the
work you put it And honestly, there is no not
only is there no other leader in the world that
could have put this together, mister President, but frankly, I
don't know of any American president in the modern era
that could have made this possible because of the actions
you have taken unrelated to this, and because of who
you are and what you've done and how you're viewed,
and this weekend, because of that, at some point very soon,
we are going to see twenty living human beings emerge
from the darkness into the light for the first time
in two years. And that is because not only were
you used the credibility and the power and the prestige
of this office and relationships you created, and you committed
yourself to making it happen. And I think it will
go down to the historic moment in the history of
our country and something our country should be very proud
of that we have a president that's committed to the
not just peace, but to the human aspect of reuniting
these families. My last point on this is just a
couple of days ago, Secretary of Latin, they hosted us,
all many of us at the Kennedy Center, and we
have these families, we've interacted them for so many years,
for two years now, and the stories are heartbreaking, both
whose families are alive and those who were deceased as well,
but one they're relatives back so that they can complete
the process of grieving. And it was we had all
hoped that perhaps that was the day that we would
have an announcement for them, on the anniversary of the
seventh But I know you were able to speak to
some of those families last night, and I just hope
the whole nation understands how incredibly proud they should be
of their president and of their country for the role
that they've played. And I don't want to let this
moment pass, mister President, with also noting the incredible work
of Steve Woodkoff and Jared Kushner. They're an incredible team
working together, facing some substantial impediments to even being there
this weekend and doing it.
Speaker 2: So if I just leave it at that, and.
Speaker 11: They've done a great job on your behalf, mister President,
they deserve a tremendous amount of credit.
Speaker 4: But thank you for what you've done.
Speaker 11: You to the world for the work.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much for the world. And it was
mere days ago, September thirtieth of this year, that Representative
Rashida Telei from Michigan and almost twenty Democrats called on
Donald Trump and the administration to guarantee safe passage of
one of these activists flotillas. And this of course had
that Greta Thunberg person on board, et cetera, et cetera.
And they said, in addition to protecting which they asked
Trump to do to protect the flotilla, they demanded that
the Trump administration address the issue at the root of
the voyage, the brutal what they said was the brutal
Israeli blockade and genocide of Palestinians in Gaza. It has
now been over twenty four hours since we learned the news.
I have yet to hear from Rashieta Talib. I've yet
to hear from now. That's not to say they haven't
said anything, It's just I haven't seen it in any
of the reporting. Has any one of these extremely critical
pro Palestinian voices that have been all over the news
for the past year two years, Have any of them
stepped up to the microphones and thank Donald Trump for
his involvement in bringing what appears to be or could
be an end to the human misery that has gone
on in Gaza. Has any of them and that misery,
by the way, has any of them condemned, openly condemned
Hamas for causing this misery that has engulfed this part
of the world for two years? Mark Siston's common Washington
Post today. Yes, Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize. Not
only does Donald Trump deserve the Nobel Peace Prize, but
there has arguably never been an American president who deserved
it more four months he said, four of his predecessors
have won the prize. Obama won seven months into his
presidency essentially for not being George W. Bush, and even
he said he didn't deserve it. Woodrow Wilson racist one
for creating the League of Nations, which proved to be
a feckless disaster that the United States never even joined.
Theodore Roosevelt won for ending a single conflict, the Russo
Japanese War. I'm going to skip over parts, it's a
little lengthy. And Jimmy Carter won for more than two decades,
more than two decades after leaving the White House for
a lifetime of working peace making and beginning with the
Camp David Accords between Israel and Egypt. And by the way,
Egypt is where this is going to be. Donald Trump
is headed to sign this. These documents contrasts this with
Trump's record in his first term. Trump broke it not one,
not two, not three, but four Arab Israeli peace accords,
the first such agreements in more than a quarter century.
He did it by rejecting the failed conventional wisdom of
of the foreign policy establishment, which said there could be
no separate peace without the Palestinians and that moving the
US embassy to Jerusalem and confronting Aram's aggression would inflame
the region and put peace out of reach. The Abraham
Accords alone were achievement worthy of a Nobel prize. Since
returning to the White House. Trump has bought leaders from
the Democrat Republic of Congro and Rwanda together to sign
a peace agreement in their decades long conflict, millions dead.
He helped pressure India Pakistan to ender I say Pakistan
in honor of the way that Barack Obama pronounces Pakistan.
He helped pressure India and Pakistan to end four days
of fighting in May. Pakistan gives Trump credit, India does not.
He helped negotiate into fighting between Thailand and Cambodia after
Thailand lost airstrikes against Cambodia. In July, he brought the
leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan to the White House to
sign a peace framework in their war over Naguo Kawabach.
In what may be his greatest achievement for the cause
of piece, he launched Operation Midnight Hamma, obliterating Iran's nuclear program,
and then brought an end too the Iran Israeli war
after just twelve days of fighting. Furthermore, Trump maintains he
headed off a war between Serbia and Kosovo. The president
of Kosio of Kosovo bax Trump's claim, saying that Serbia
was planning to attack Kosovo in May before Trump intervened,
and Trump also asserts he prevented military conflict between Egypt
and Ethiopia in their ongoing dispute over a dam on
the Nile. But even if we set those two asides,
all of those those two asides, there's still one of
the greatest peace making records of any administration in US history,
and that was before the deal. Trump just broke it
between Israel and Hamas to release all the remaining hostages
held by the terror group. And the editorial goes on
from there. Yes, Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize, arguably
more than any other American president. That today in the
Washington Post.
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Speaker 2: Well, two things. Unemployment rate, folks, prepare yourself, it's gonna
go up. All of the paid for Palestinian protesters will
now be out of work. And you add that to
the Green new scam bust, there's more money coming out
of that. There's a whole lot of liberal people going
to be out of work now. JD. Vance was at
the Cabinet meeting and Vice President jd Vance had this
to say.
Speaker 5: One of the things that we talked about before all
the media came in and then all of us are
going to work on for.
Speaker 12: The rest of the day.
Speaker 5: We've been working on for days, is how to make
the shutdown as painless as possible on the American people. So,
while Chuck Schumer brags about this being good, I think
the President is right, it's not good for him politically,
as much as he might think that it is. It's
causing real consequences for the American people. There's a low
income food program, the Whig program that my mom actually
used when I was a baby. That program is about
to be underfunded and it's about to get cut off
because Chuck Schumer won't open the government.
Speaker 2: We have troops.
Speaker 5: The Secretary of War mentioned how well we're doing un recruitment.
Speaker 2: We're trying to.
Speaker 5: Figure out how to pay our troops because Chuck Schumer
is shutting down the US government. There are veterans benefits
that are going to suffer. There are Americans that are
going to suffer because Chuck Schumer refuses to do his job.
So while we're all celebrating this incredible success that we've
had on the world stage. The country could be doing
so much better if Chuck Schumer did his job and
opened the government.
Speaker 2: And we will have more on the shutdown and a
lot more than that. So whatever you do, keep it
right here, don't go away.
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Speaker 2: Okay, and let us move to We started with the showdown.
You heard jd Vance. Now next, ladies and gentlemen, Representative
Rose of de Lauo is coming up next. Now, this
is not the usual Rose of de Laurel that many
of us have heard over the decades. Yeah, by the way,
there are a lot of people who make fun of
Rosa de Laurel. She's about I don't know, I don't
want to guess her age, but she's she's getting up
there and she is always out sporting these these huge
glasses and purple hair and all that. And you know,
you know, people on social media how they anyway. But
if that's I have no problem with that. Yeah, purple hair,
you want to wear purple hair, bad ass, that's on you.
But this is unusual. I had to actually text America's
more caffeinated mom during the break and ask her a
question which I will I will pose to all of
you after and including America's small caffeinated mom run the truck.
After we all listened together to Rosa de Laurel. She
was speaking at an inter faith event. And this is
what Rosa de Laurel had to say. Cut eight.
Speaker 13: And here she is in the Bible that the Bible
is his worldview. And I will just say to you,
he is a man of faith.
Speaker 12: I would agree to that.
Speaker 13: And he says that those beliefs are rooted in the Bible.
But the Bible is replete with guidance of attention to
act as a community, to focus in on the poor,
and the Bible lays out a faith based policy agenda.
It espouses social justice. Exodus commands not to oppress the
poor or the stranger who cry God will hear. Leviticus
set aside a share of the harvest for the poor,
The Gospel of Matthew on the need for a living wage,
the Letter of James on the obligation not to show favoritism.
Speaker 12: For their rich or the needy.
Speaker 13: And so I do not understand people of faith, and
I don't understand the speaker about how the healthcare crisis
fits with that worldview. It does not fit with that worldview?
Speaker 5: What democrats?
Speaker 2: Okay, so you heard Rose to laure she says she
does not question that speaker Johnson as a person in faith.
But then she goes ahead in questions, I don't understand
how many of you Christians cannot agree with us with
our point of view. And she specifically pointed out Exodus,
as you heard Gospel of Matthew, and she pointed out
the Book of Leviticus, And therein lies my question. I
seem to recall sometime it must have been maybe ten
years ago, the Book of Leviticus was coming up in
the news, and I'm trying to remember the context, because
all I remember was that liberals and democrats were upset
that the Book of Leviticus was being quoted. And I'm wondering,
because I know, do any of you remember exactly why
liberals were upset when people were quoting the Book of Leviticus.
Rosea de Laurel. They're quoting the book of Leviticus, So
I assume that she must believe if she's quoting Biblical. Now,
we rarely hear democrats quote biblical, by the way, so
let's take this one as a small not your victory.
But if Laura DeRosa is quoting Leviticus, why I something
is so Maybe America's small cafeinated mom, Maybe princess died.
Maybe maybe Ben, Maybe somebody will remind me why democrats
were so used to get so upset when when people
were would quote voting the book of Levitiicus. My memory
seems to be feeling on that smoke on that point,
and her other remarks, it's rosa delor maybe I'll save
that cutzel Saturday and play it again, because we rarely
hear democrats quoting from the bubble. We don't hear democrats
quoting from the Bible very often. And there you go. Now,
Chuck Schumer speaking of shutdown. Let's just it quick. But
you all heard it, and people are referencing it all day.
That would be the one each.
Speaker 14: Day, our case to fix healthcare and end the shutdown
gets better and better, stronger and stronger.
Speaker 2: And he made some other remarks, Chuck Schumer, that's what
he said from the Senate floor. He was interviewed by
punch Bowl and Chuck Schumer said it to punch Bowl
when he was interviewed. They said, we interviewed, I'm reading
from the punch Bowl article. We interviewed Senate Minority Leader
Chuck Schumer on Wednesday in his Capital office, where the
New York Democrat was as bullish as he's ever been
about his shutdown strategy. Every day gets better for us,
Chuck Schumer said, every day gets better for us. So
every day is getting better for Chuck Schumer. Hakem Jeffries
may not feel the same. He was on c in
BC and this is this is how that went with
Hakem on CNBC.
Speaker 15: They Republicans were put in a position where they were
able to pass the Big Beautiful Bill, or you call
it the Big Ugly Bill, to then say we don't
like any of that, so we're going to shut down
the government until you take back all the things that
you duly.
Speaker 2: Passed through legislation.
Speaker 15: If Republicans had tried to do that to the Inflation
Reduction Act or the any of the acts that Biden
and that administration had passed, it, if they said we're
going to shut down the government because we don't like
any of those things you did we're going to not
pay our military. We're going to you know, not allow
the government to reopen until you do what we want.
After an election where the American people put them in
put Democrats in power, you'd be going crazy. You'd be
going crazy about using a shutdown of the government with
a continuing on a continuing resolution to get what you
want just because you don't like what the Republicans did.
It's not how it's bad. It's bad precedent, and it's
just clear.
Speaker 2: And you're talking about the House.
Speaker 12: You've already passed this.
Speaker 15: The Senate is who we're talking about, and they have
a bill which will reopen the government right now with
five more Democrats.
Speaker 14: What is bad, President, is the Republican refusal to engage
in bipartisan negotiations. What is bad, President, President, is the
Republicans embarking on a my way or the highway approach
from the very beginning of this Congress. Republicans control the House,
to Senate and the presidency.
Speaker 2: Joe, You're exactly right. So if the.
Speaker 14: Government shuts down, they've made the decision to shut the
government down, and they can reopen it right now if
they chose to with a rule change in the Senate,
But I just explained it. The reality is they want
to keep the government closed. Cruelty from the very beginning
of this administration has been the point, and the responsible
thing to do is to sit down and negotiate a
bipartisan path forward to address a very real healthcare crisis
that's upon us right now, opening.
Speaker 13: Them.
Speaker 1: Can you do those negotiations?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. That was Joe Kernin at
CNBC gave Hakim Jeffrey's a little spanking there now. As
Chuck Schumer says, it's getting better and better. Every day
gets better and better for Democrats. Uh, here's here's here's
how better it's getting for democrats. My friends got a
story today. You'll find this story in the Daily Mail.
You'll find it elsewhere because you see it on TV too.
Planes grind to a halt at multiple major airports. Is
travel chaos spreads across the United States. Travelers across the
US are facing mounting flight delays, with multiple major airports
reporting departures running behind schedule. The disruption affecting New York
to California to Florida has been attributed to a variety issues,
including runway congestion, low clouds, as well as the ongoing
government shut down, and you see more and more of those,
and it's a big story. Not gonna spend it all. Yesterday,
my friends, we talked about Marjorie Tellergreen. Marjorie was on
with a wolf Blitzer and Pamela Brown on CNN last night,
and I am just going to play the cuts. I
am going to refrain, I believe, unless I cannot possibly
help myself from making any comments. So I'll tell you what.
Let's start with ten and then eleven back to back.
That'll give us about two minutes worth of Marjorie's appearance there.
But then we have some others ten and eleven colors,
Marjorie Taylorgreen on with wolf Blitzed and Parallem Brown on CNN.
Speaker 6: Oh, I don't think it's good advice that a government
shut down is going to help Republicans in the midterms.
I don't agree with that. I also don't think it's
good advice that Republicans ignoring the health insurance crisis is
going to be good for midterms. I actually think that
would be very bad for midterms. And I think that
just not staying focused on America first policies is detrimental
as well.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and that that are you concerned about the cost
of living? Are they? But the President Trump said he would.
Speaker 6: Lower the inflation crushed people in the past four and
a half years, and the costs have not come down.
I myself can tell you my apartment here in Washington,
d C. The electricity bills one hundred dollars more than
it was last year. Because you can look at your
own bill and look at at cost. Prices have not
come down. That is a reality. People's wages have not
gone up. That's another reality. And so Americans are continuing
to have a very difficult time getting by. And I'll
go a step further. I'm a mom, and so when
it comes to what is affecting my adult children's lives,
who are twenty two, twenty six, and twenty eight, I'm
going to be one thousand percent fighting for them over
any politician and any party.
Speaker 12: And I can tell you, thanks, Mars, we got that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, you know what's countermand that last one. Let's
go quickly to cut nine. We're not going to play
the whole thing, but I want you to hear who
Marjorie Tayler Green is blaming for this government shutdown.
Speaker 10: To Washington Post poll, it shows that forty seven percent
of Americans believe that President Trump and the Republicans are
mainly responsible for the shutdown. You see it here on
the screen, compared to just thirty percent of Americans who
blame Democrats. Of course, Republicans are the ones with the power.
Do you agree with Americans in that poll that see
the shutdown as your party's fault?
Speaker 6: You know what, I don't think the shutdown is popular
for either side, And so I see the shutdown completely
different from maybe my party leadership. And I'm not putting
the blame on the president. I'm actually putting the blame
on the Speaker and Leader Thoon in the Senate. This
should not be happening, and I don't think. Look, as
a member of Congress, we already have a low enough
job approval rating. The shutdown is just going to drive
everybody's approval rating that much lower.
Speaker 10: So you're putting the blame on the leadership of your party.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, we control the House, we control the Senate, we
have the White House. I've been vocal saying, you know,
you can use the nuclear option in the Senate. This
doesn't have to be a shutdown. But what we have
to do is we have to work for the American
people and our country is.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, you got the gist of it. So the
Democrats are not to blame. It's this shutdown is the blame,
according to mtg of of Speaker Johnson and Senate Majority
Leader Soon, they're the ones to blame for the shutdown. Okay,
Marjorie Taylor Green, they couldn't. They of course had to
ask her about the Epstein stuff Cut twelve again, going
to play as much of it as I can bear
a cut twelve.
Speaker 10: Jeffrey Epstein files. Wanting to release those, I know Democrats
have also been calling for that a few other Republicans
as well. The Democrats are accusing Speaker Johnson of delaying
the swearing in of Arizona's Democratic congress woman an elect,
because she would give the last vote needed to release
those Epstein files. I'm wondering, you know the Speaker, for
his part, he has denied that. He said it's because
of the shutdown. Have you spoken to him? Do you
think she should be sworn in right away?
Speaker 6: Well, I'll say it like this. I can't conclusively say
if that's why the House is not in session, but
House should be in session, and the House should be
in session for many reasons. We have appropriation bills that
need to get past. There is a new Democrat that's
been elected that does deserve to be sworn in her
district elected her. We have other bills that we need
to be passing. And if it's to avoid the discharge petition,
why drag this out that is going to have two
hundred and eighteen signatures, And so I say, go ahead
and do it and get it over.
Speaker 2: With, okay. And lastly, this cut eleven. She talked about
what's happening in her district with health care cut eleven.
Speaker 6: Hearing from my constituents, it's great. We track all the
calls that come into my office. About sixty percent of
the calls coming in right now are calls of support
and saying, yes, health insurance is a crisis. They're telling
us stories about how they're already paying two thousand dollars
a month with ten thousand dollars deductibles. I'm getting phone
calls from people that are saying if the ACA tax
credits expire, they aren't going to be able to have
health insurance as.
Speaker 2: Great genius and gentlemen, We have just gotten word here
at voznern Lee's Rush Hour that New York Attorney General
Latitia James has been in dieted over mortgage fraud claims.
The Alterney General Less of New York, Laticia Loticia James,
has been indicted this afternoon, coming from the New York
Post and from other sources, Attorney General of the New
York has been indicted by a federal grand jury on
charges of mortgage fraud. The case was presented by a
US attorney who was appointed by Donald Trump after the
previous prosecutor, who had expressed doubts about the case, was
so coney. Now Letitia James has been indicted.
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Speaker 2: On this day in nineteen forty, Amlenix's musician vocalist bandmate
John Lennon was born nineteen fifty six. He formed The Quarrymen.
That band evolved into the group that would later become
the Beatles. Co lead vocalist Rhythm guitarist of the Beatles,
John Lennon. The partnership that he and Paul McCartney engaged
in remains the single most successful song writing team in history.
This one, John and said was his finest work with
the Beatles. Of course, his single career, just his solo career,
is just amazing, right. John Lennon twenty five number one
singles on the Billboard Hot one hundred, the Beatles, over
six hundred million albums sold. Forty years old when he
was murdered in New York on December eighth, nineteen eighty
Remembering the great John Lennon. May God bless and protect
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