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Speaker 2: Theft Stop domestic violence. They're not there to do the
federal government's budding.
Speaker 5: So.
Speaker 8: Governor Kathy Hochl also said that President Trump promised her
before that he wouldn't just flood New York with ice agents,
that he would ask her first. But if you ask,
borders are Tom omen. He says he doesn't need her permission.
Speaker 9: Well, Governor Hokle, I'm not asking either. I said it,
We're going to do it. No, she wants to sign legislation.
She apports legislation to it's one lock as out of jails.
Speaker 8: Okay, I want to go through these changes. It's important
to point these out for people watching. This year's budget
will include these new sanctuary style laws, like blocking local
police from working with ICE on basic civil immigration cases.
Protect information on your immigration status if you live in
the state, allow lawsuits against federal agents kind of like
what we saw was happening out in Minneapolis, and then
ban agents from wearing masks, which we know is a
sticking point when it comes to eye. So DHS says
dams are protecting migrant criminals. They point these cases out
since April, the agency is talking about illegal immigrants tied
to several violent crimes.
Speaker 10: Yes, my friends, the battle goes on. The New York
State has supposedly a budget that they don't have because
Assembly people or others are saying, no, we didn't come
up with a deal. And then that deal Kathy Hokeel
and Democrats in New York say no, the federal government. Now,
you can't wear masks if you're ACE agents, you can't
come in public places.
Speaker 1: You can, you can.
Speaker 10: I don't know how many times you have to go
over the same point in this country, America. States don't
control the federal govern they don't rule over the federal government.
They don't make laws over the federal government. It's called supremacy,
and not in the context that most people in the
Democrat Party use it. It means federal law supersedes state law.
So everything that they're talking about is just nonsense. And
Democrats are doing this all over the country. They're coming
up with these We're not gonna let Ice do this
no matter. They have no control. Now, what does need
to happen? I've been saying this to Welcome by the way,
it's the Thursday edition of bost and earliestpress hour, fastest
our on American media. What I have been saying for
decades now is that we actually need to have this
matter come before the Supreme Court once and for all
and just stop it.
Speaker 1: Just rule all of.
Speaker 10: These sanctuary cities illegally. They should be illegal anyway. I
don't know why this hasn't happened already, that this case
goes to the Supreme Court on one of these sanctuary laws.
Make sure that they all understand it. And then when
you have state officials and governors trying to interrupt the
federal government, toss their asses in jail. Just make it simple.
Just put them in jail and stop all of it,
Tom Holman, as you heard from that report, Look, we've
got a lot to do. I want to get into
the LA debates were on fire last night. Spend some
Pratt lit it up California governor's debate. We have that,
but there are some other things. There's a lot going
on with Iran. You know, I haven't spent all that
much time on Iran because I think it needs to
be in depth. I'm just going to say this now
about Yes, she's jumping all over the place, but I'm
going to say this about Iran. I think we may
have a deal coming up within the next week two weeks. However,
I think that there's going to be there will be
a lot of questions Axedly Bonix there so I can
just include everybody. I think a lot of questions are
going to be asked about the nature of the deal
because it appears to me with what I'm reading that
Iran will still have control of the Strait of Hormuz.
In fact, Iran has formed a new agency. They've already
sent out letters indicating that in order for shippers to
get past the Iranians, they're going to have to comply.
What is unknown is whether there will be tolls or not. Now,
the United States has a fourteen point plan with Iran
that is being discussed right now waiting for an answer.
That answer is going to be delivered through Pakistan to
the United States of America. But it appears to me,
and this is I think a question that they're going
to the Administration's gonna have to ask. You know, you've
been telling us that Iran is done. They have no military,
they have nothing they If Iran is done, why are
they still in position to dictate anything? And I think
that simple question is going to have to be asked.
Iran apparently has political might and political strength, and I
think it's going to have to be explained to the
American people at some point if a deal is reached,
why Iran still if they are granted control over the
Strait of Hormuz and thereby control over the levels of oil,
the Free flow of oil? What did the world get?
I am not being critical of the administration, and I
want to make that clear. I think that Iran, it's
very similar to what I think about democrats. Long overdue.
Iran has been at war with the United States. And
I have said this for decades, for forty seven year.
I haven't said forty seven years because for decades I've
been saying they've they've been in a state of cold
war with the United States of America, and sometimes that
war has heated up as the days when we were
engaged in Iraq and they were killing American servicemen with
their IEDs and with the acts of terror that they
were fomenting around the world.
Speaker 1: So I am not one of.
Speaker 10: These people that believes that it is a wasted effort
trying to reign in Iran. I just am concerned for
the administration, concerned that if the deal, if there is
a deal reached, and Iran still looks like they have
won what many people wouldn't consider to be legitimate spoils
of war, how that's going to play out. And I
think they need to answer those questions, get ahead of
the curve on Iran. Okay, back to New York before
we head out West, Hoko, all these others go on
with it. This business. We have a budget and we're
anti ICE. Tom Holman was on with Laura Ingram the
other night, and this is cut three. This is what
Holman said with Laura.
Speaker 11: Mister Holman, is that Donald Trump himself said he would
not send a surge of ICE agents to the state
of New York unless I ask.
Speaker 12: I'm not asking, Tom, She says she's not asking, so
essentially about.
Speaker 9: Out well, Governor Hoko, I'm not asking either. I said it.
We're going to do it. No, she wants to sign legislation.
She supports this legislation. It's going to lock us out
of jails. It's going to end two eighty seven g agreements,
and it's going to prevent us from rustling a criminal
ailing in the safety and security of a jail. We
have partnerships in New York, you know, throughout the state,
not everywhere, but she wants to end the partnerships we
currently have, which means now we got to send a
whole team to look for a criminal that we could
arrest in the safety and security of a jail, which
is safer for the officers safer for the alien, certainly
safe for the community. So you're forcing us into the
neighborhoods to find this person, which means since we lost
the efficiencies of the jails that you want to lock
us outive. Now we got to send whole team out
there to find this person. So of course we're going
to increase manpower a lot. And not only that, she
says she wants to protect the migrant communities.
Speaker 1: Really, because now.
Speaker 9: We arrest in Illego Ailien, we can't run a bed
from any of the sheriffs in New York State.
Speaker 1: So what we're gonna do. We're gonna arrest the Illego Ailien.
Speaker 9: We're going to fly to the Texas Arizona to one of
the intensive facilities there, away from their families, wait for
their attorneys. This is what we have to do because
she forces in this position and we're going to do it.
They're not going to stop us. They can put all
the roadblocks they want, but we're going to do this job.
Speaker 10: So this war that Kathy Hochele is having, this pr
war that she's having with the federal government, because that's
all it is. She has no authority over the federal
government she's gonna lose this little pr battle. And what
they're trying to do is inflame inflame people ahead of
the midterms. They want the protest in the street. I
don't want to believe that they want to see what
happened in Minnesota happen in New York, meaning the loss
of life. But let's face something, the Democrats have used
that loss of life to rally their voting base, So
I don't think it would be.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 10: I would hope that they are better people than that,
but given what we have seen, all I'm saying is
they want confrontations in the street. They want confrontations. They
want confrontations in the street over enforcing federal law. I
believe because there are politicians who believe that is the
fastest way for them to mobilize their base ahead of
the midterm elections. We also have Mandami, if we have
time for it, the continuing battle with Ken Griffin. We
may have to hold that. We have the vek Ramaswami
who won his primary in Ohio and he's saying there
are too many layers of government there. He wants to
reduce them, and we have so many things of interest.
But I want to get to the LA debates very quickly,
in the gubernatorial debates, so when we come back, we
shall do that. We'll take a look at what's happening
on the left coast of America, and when we finish that,
we also have the governor's race out there. The gooberlatorial
debates why it was sparks were flying? James Golden's snarly
fastest hour in American media continues.
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Speaker 13: Rush People were wondering, should the candidates next of you
have apologize to you that you did lose your home,
that you basically lost everything in the Palisades fire.
Speaker 14: We start there, because this is what brought you to
this campaign.
Speaker 1: Spencer.
Speaker 2: I didn't come here looking for apologies.
Speaker 4: I've not gotten one from anybody in the city for
what sixteen months, so it's not surprising I didn't think
they would if they apologized, it admits their failures and
I'm up here.
Speaker 2: Because of their failures.
Speaker 4: That's the only reason I'm running, Because I said, enough
of these failures. We need an outsider. No more politicians,
no more lying.
Speaker 2: We need the truth. People are done with the lies.
Speaker 10: James Golin slurrely with you. That was Spencer after the debate.
Spencer Pratt, who has just come out of nowhere. His
ads are brilliant. And now let's turn to while we
have some time. One. I think of the key exchanges
in the Los Angeles Merril debate last night, that would
be fifteen And this, my friends, is classic.
Speaker 4: Robin aks like she doesn't have any authority with this homelessness.
She was the third most powerful person in city council.
She runs the homeless housing thing. She acts like this
is just Mayor Bass. First off, inside safe, I like
to say, inside and safe makes all of us outside unsafe.
The reality is, no matter how many beds you give
these people, they are on super meth, they are on fentanyl.
The DEA Statistics says ninety three percent of this is
a drug addiction problem. Nitya councilman Robin's plan for treatment. First,
I will go below the Harbor Freeway tomorrow with her
and we can find some of these people she's gonna
offer treatment for She's gonna get stabbed.
Speaker 2: In the neck.
Speaker 4: These people do not want a bed, They want fenyl
or super med. These ideas cost us over four hundred million.
Speaker 2: Dollars to house for sixty seventy What do you say?
Speaker 4: Three thousand people for four hundred million is absolute.
Speaker 2: Failure for both of them. They're a team. So, council
Member Robin, you have thirty seconds story.
Speaker 15: I want to just say to everybody who's watching today,
you're gonna watch today as Mayor Bass and Spencer Pratt
attack me because they want to run against each other
in the general election. Each of them thinks that running
against each other is what's going to help them win,
and they don't want to run against me because my ideas,
which are based on real results in my district, which
are based on real data, a real analysis of the system,
and a focus on accountability and using every dollar as
effectively as possible, which we have done in my district,
I want to take the city wide.
Speaker 2: This is why this is happening today.
Speaker 16: Cultumberman are out a time. I'm going to give each
of you thirty seconds to respond to this can I
I'm going to start with you, and then I'm going
to go to Mayorbak.
Speaker 4: First off, Mayor Bass and I are definitely not working together.
I've blamed this version for burning my house and my
parents' house and my town and all my neighbors down.
Speaker 2: I am not working with Mayor Bass.
Speaker 4: Second off, if I want to run against anybody, it
would be the council member who is terrible ass has
at least been a mayor for almost four years.
Speaker 2: And as as she talked.
Speaker 4: About earlier, the unions, all the unions endorsed mayor of
best you think it's easier to run against the incumbent
mayor with all the unions or a random city council
member who's been a failure for six years. I would
much rather run against council woman Roman. Thank you much,
Christer pett so boom.
Speaker 1: That one is beautiful. They went.
Speaker 10: It went against me I want to run against I
would rather run against you. You're just some random council
member who has no track record except failure. This guy
lit it up last night. Now, the pundit class is
different than the voters of LA. The pundit class that
looked at this La Debate are saying this guy walked
away with it. The voters will ultimately decide who walked
away with it, but he served himself well for sure.
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Speaker 10: James Golden, Snurly with you here. Let's run through a
few more of these. I'm gonna have to hold some
until Saturday because I want to touch on other things today.
That one that we heard from Spencer Pratt going up
against a councilwoman. I always want to call her like,
like those those noodles, what's any of those noodles? So
everybody likes the Roman Ramen noodles? Yeah, that's yeah Ramen.
And then and mayor Bess. Now they were also asked
about the drug needles. You know, California gives away crack pipes, needles,
all kinds of stuff. They give it to addicts.
Speaker 1: They just like here, it's just unbelievable.
Speaker 10: These what they do to make sure that the people
can stay on drugs. And so they were asked about
that during the debate seventeen. This is the question on
California using taxpayer dollars to fund giving needles and pipes
and whatever other paraphernalia to drug addicts.
Speaker 16: Langer's Deli, which as you all know, is the staple
of downtown Los Angeles, is asking all of you on
the stage right now to end the needle run giveaway program.
So my question, Mayor, first of all, to you, yes
or no? It's run by the city, the city run
needle program, right, yes or no?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 16: Nonsme ever runnin no, mister Pratt.
Speaker 4: Absolutely no needles and pipes for drug addicts on the
street ever.
Speaker 1: Got it?
Speaker 2: Take that as a yes? Sorry.
Speaker 10: So the mayor is one that say to elect to it.
She's been in charge. She said, oh yeah, we're gonna
end it. She's been the one giving it out. If
she understood the question. Now, last one and then we'll
move to the governor's one. Can we have a longer
one I'm gonna have to hold till Saturday. Is brilliant,
but it's five minutes. We're not going to do that
right now. Spencer Pratt cut eighteen and this self explanatory.
Speaker 4: We needed a mayor three years ago that was going
to Sacramento of fighting the governor to get uncapped tax credit.
We need post production taxes and council of Rahman will
tell you my.
Speaker 2: Husband's a producer. Blah blah blah.
Speaker 4: The realize she's been in power for five years now,
all of a sudden she has these tweets and these posts.
Speaker 2: She's doing substacks. Both of these people have been the
reason why there's no more Hollywood.
Speaker 4: Not to mention, even if they do, you know these things,
We're still gonna have drug addicts all over the street
because they're treatment for his open beds, not mandatory treatment.
Speaker 2: Do you know I talked to producers. They have to
pay gang members right now.
Speaker 4: To keep the streets safe to go film anything on
the streets of La.
Speaker 2: So absolutely no.
Speaker 4: These two politicians have failed Hollywood times a thousand.
Speaker 1: Boom.
Speaker 10: Now you know Hollywood, Hey, La, this is hometown. This
is where the money came in, except form a legal immigration.
Let's move over to the governor's race out there. The
first question up they asked Chad Bianco, who's the second
with the other republic in this running besides Steve Hilton,
if he would continue spending money on the thirty billion
dollar now high speed train that was supposed to go
from San Diego all the way up to San Francisco.
Now they've just made it a little train line and
it costs like three or four times more. Not a
single piece of track, not one chu chu train running.
There's chad, will you continue it? Cut twenty This is
what that exchange sounded like.
Speaker 6: Everybody has an opinion about this. You don't need to
go into detail. It'll cost another thirty billion to finish
California high speed rail from Merced to Bakersfield. We've got
the viaduct laid, we have overpasses.
Speaker 2: Do you fitish it?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 7: Or no?
Speaker 6: Mayor Vira Goso Yes, a tiger Stomporter.
Speaker 11: Yes, if you can build it faster and cheaper than
it's been projected.
Speaker 2: Okay, Sheriff Bianco, No, I would rather arrest the people
that stole our money.
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 10: Boom, Katie Porter again, let's do these back to back.
Katie Porter on taxes and on her temperament twenty two
and twenty three.
Speaker 6: Congressman Party, your response in terms of your tax plan.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Look, I think all taxes should be progressive, and
I think that is a core principle, and families get
this when they get a bonus, When they earn a
little more, they trip up into a different tax bracket
and they have to pay more. That's all I'm suggesting
we do for corporations. And by the way, not only
would that say to the corporation that has a banner
year and makes a billion dollars, you pay not the
same rate, if you pay a tiny bit higher rate
so that we can provide tax relief for families earning
less than one hundred thousand dollars. I can't believe that,
on a stage with thirty minutes of interrupting and bickering
and name calling and shouting and disrespect for everyone up
here who's stepping into public service, that anyone wants to
talk about my temperament.
Speaker 2: You were actually interrupting them too.
Speaker 15: I don't know why you.
Speaker 2: Want to act like you weren't.
Speaker 13: Oh cowboy, Steve and I sat here smiling at each
other because we're just watching you all prove to everyone
why they can't vote for a Democrat exactly.
Speaker 10: Oh, oh cowboy, Yeah, Cupcake, even as she's quititzing the
now one last one. This was a moment of the night.
I wish you could see the stare that she gave
Bianco at the end of this is cut twenty one
again self explanatory.
Speaker 11: To enforce the existing sanctuary laws everywhere, so we don't
have crazy cowboys.
Speaker 2: Taking the law into their own.
Speaker 13: Tell that to a crazy mother who lost her child, Sir,
I don't need any lectures from you about being a mother.
Speaker 2: Of course you might.
Speaker 10: Whoa boom again line of the night. They were also asked,
you know, California is to this situation where they may
only have four to six weeks left of oil to
run their city cars gas celine. They've driven the refineries
out of town. Oil gas prices are extremely high. It's
a nightmare in California. Okay, let's switch gears. I want
to play something and try to explain this. Cut ten.
This is a Fox News report on the recent Supreme
Court ruling in Louisiana. Cut ten. And this is and
Alito came out and responded to Justice Katanji Brown Jackson's descent,
which he said was just disrespectful. He really hammered her.
Fox was reported on it. This is what that showed.
Speaker 12: Note and Justice Alito is making a point. He's responding
to Justice Kintaji Brown Jackson's descent, where she's complaining that
the Supreme Court is allowing Louisiana to go forward with
redrawing its map, which is completely consistent with the decision
that came down last week where they found that the
redistricting had been unconstitutional. Right, and so normally there's this
thirty two day period that happens after a Supreme Court
authors a decision before it's sent back to the lower
court to basically deal with the ramifications of what they decided.
And because the congressional elections are obviously coming up, the
governor had already delayed them, the Supreme Court here said, look,
we decided we're not reconsidering this. You can go ahead
and we're going to bypass the thirty two days. Well,
Kataji Brown Jackson is very upset about that, and so
Justice Alito points out in the footnote, Hey, as a
reminder to you and by the way the world, we
decided this seven months ago. So the question is why
did he put it in there. We don't know, but
there are two possibilities.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 12: One could be that the liberal wing of the Court,
who did not agree with the majority in this decision,
were slow walking their descents unfortunately, perhaps in an attempt
to impact the upcoming elections. Look, but there also could
be the conservative justices may have had some different opinions
on how exactly they wanted to go about this, and
so they could.
Speaker 1: Have been, you know what I think, you know, I think,
I think we're going to have to wait and read
the book.
Speaker 12: Well, Molly, I wanted one point on that bill really quickly.
Is Molly Hemingway wrote a book on Justice Alito recently,
and in her reporting in that book, she says that
the liberal wing of the Court slow walk their descents
in the Dobbs decision, despite the violence and things that
were happening.
Speaker 10: So let me just explain this really quickly, all right,
It all sounds confusing. Usually, after the Supreme Court makes
you ruling like they big dat, like they did Louisiana,
they give a grace period before the states. Then they
send out instructures to the states. This time they passed
it by said let's get right to it because we
had primary we had elections coming up in Louisiana, so
they let the state act on the decision. They said,
we're not going to change our mind. It's fine, you don't,
we don't. We're not gonna do the great spate. Just
go ahead and act on it. Katanji Brown Jackson had
a fit, wrote a nasty descent which will and so
in his response to her angry dissent over their action
to just let Louisiana go, she she tried to tear
the Supreme Court and doing the usual you're a bunch
of you know whatever stuff, he let it be known
we decided this case seven months ago, and that's what
all this is about. The Democrats. Apparently the liberal wing
of the court held up. They took them seven months
to write a dissent. No, they wanted this to come.
The best timing of it politically is what is being
speculated here. So we have that very interesting. We very
rarely get an inside view of the quote unquote politics
that are of the decision making. This is a window
in today. In our last segment, ladies and gentlemen, I
am going to play what I will call the clip
of the day. I've been saving this one. I will
give you a hint. It's from another young progressive. But
this progressive is a preacher man. So, but it is
the clip of the day, James Golden, We'll be right back.
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Speaker 10: My friends. There is a cut every day that stands
out above all of the other clips that we have today.
In one mind, this one is the clip of the day.
The cut of the day. James tall Rico, as many
of you know, beat out the mouth the hair. You know,
you remember when Jasmine Crockett threw her hair into the
political ring and was going to be the next Texas
you know, running for Texas Senate. That didn't work so well.
This kid, James Tallerco, who is a preacher, he's a pastor,
he beat her out. Well, we have one of mister
tall Rico running for the Senate on the Democrat side.
One of his latest rants delivered from the pulpit, and
this is what mister tall Rico told his congregants.
Speaker 14: This current cost of living crisis is the culmination of
fifty years of trickle down economics, fifty years of the
top one percent rigging this economic system and this political
system for their own benefit at our.
Speaker 2: Expense young people.
Speaker 14: Young people can't afford to buy a home, but Jeff
Bezos has twelve. Young people can't afford to fill up
their gas tank, but Mark Zuckerberg is launching helicopters from
his megayacht.
Speaker 10: Young people pay.
Speaker 14: More than their fair share of income taxes, but someone
like Elon Musk can get away without paying a penny.
Speaker 2: All of this has.
Speaker 14: Left your generation disillusioned.
Speaker 10: Now let's go over something very quickly, trickle down economics.
What he's saying with the Democrats you love to use
that supply side economics is the idea that if you
don't overtax the society, that money flow throughout the economy.
It has worked. We had the biggest expansions of the
American economy under Ronald Reagan, under Margaret Thatcher, who was
at the same time implementing the same kind of thing
over in the UK. We had a world that boomed
because of it. The economies. It has worked every time
it's tried. He's blaming this without understanding the any of
implications of supply side economic and how it's benefited. Do
you know who was also a proponent of supply side economics,
John Kennedy, and he had a very simple phrase for
it that remains part of the political nomenclature. He said,
the rising tide lifts all boats. A rising tide lifts
all boats. When the economy is rising, everyone benefits. Really simple.
Then he goes on this guy, Tyler, we go to
pick on. Let's see Jeff Bezos. How many jobs is
Jeff Bezos created? How many jobs has Amazon created around
the world. We're talking about tens of thousands. Look in
your neighborhood as the Amazon trucks go by, and then
what he's acquired. Look at all the jobs from Whole Foods.
You don't even see all the jobs underneath Amazon web
services because they're invisible to the naked eye. That's not
in the business. We're talking about a move. He has
created jobs, created commerce. Yes, people from small business will
tell you that they have lost their jobs too, But
when you look at the net created jobs, look at Zuckerberg.
How many has Facebook created? How much commercial activity? Just
think about marketplace, go there, look at that. Even Facebook
even creates jobs for scammers. Somebody scamming my name right now,
begging for money claiming to be me on Facebook. It's
just ridiculous. Yeah, they steal They put a picture of
you apparently up with they just creating an account and
pretend to be you, steal your picture and then go
beg your friends for money. It's ridiculous. But how many
jobs even for scammers has Facebook created? And activity elon musk,
SpaceX Tesla, his work with robotics, how many thousands of jobs?
How has he benefited society? And what has James Tolerico done.
He sits and he runs his mouth, That's what he does,
and uses the pulpit to go on on a class
envy jealousy war from the pulpit. Unbelievable. That is why
that's the clip of the day. Nineteen thirty nine. Jimmy
Ruffin was born heavenly birthday for him, elder brother of
David Ruffin from the Temptations, And this was his big
hit back in nineteen seventy six, I mean no, nineteen yeah,
wait a minute, when was this nineteen seventy four? This
was on the Trust. We gotta go. We're gonna find
that clip of the day every day, I'm gonna find something.
May God, May God bless you in every single one
of you, your family, your loved ones, love and gratitude
my friends for your being here with me, allowing me
to be with you. God willing, We're back for the
I can't believe it's already Friday edition of Bose Nerdley's
Rush Hour tomorrow. Until then, I bid you adio.
Speaker 1: Bye.
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