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Speaker 4: Ie The Rush Hour with James Golden, entertaining and informative

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on the Red Apple podcast network.

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Speaker 5: So we have heard panicked predictions that President Trump's trade

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and economic policies were a surefire recipe for a recession.

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Here's some numbers that tell a very different story. So far,

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sixty three percent of SMP five hundred companies have posted

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their second quarter results. Of them, eighty one percent have

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beat expectations on how much money their company capped after expenses.

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Seventy nine percent of those companies reported taking in more

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revenue than anticipated. Second quarter earnings were expected to rise

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five point eight percent from last year, but have nearly

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doubled that amount, and after the S and P five

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hundred hit a low back in April, it's gained more

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than twenty eight percent in value since then, and in

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recent weeks repeatedly topped its all time highs. All right,

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Speaker 1: Take that to the bank. Welcome to the Friday edition,

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my friends of Bos and Earle's Rush Hour, the fastest

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hour in American media. The jobs numbers came out today

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and liberals are having cows. They have their pancies in

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a wad. They are salivating because the news on jobs

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wasn't as hope as good as people had hoped for

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as the administration and hope for, and that has caused

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someone to lose their job. By the way, another job

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added to the jobless rolls. The person that put together

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the job's numbers gone or will be gone, depending on

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which news account you believe. The story is that employers

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pulled back on hiring. They added seventy three thousand jobs

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to the economy last month. That's the job's number. That's

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what the Labor Department said today, lower than economists expectations.

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The unemployment rate rose slightly to four point two percent.

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By the way, it used to be common knowledge and

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common a common deal before Obama recalculated under the Obama

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administrations the way that the job's numbers were established, and

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so according to that we've had full unemployment. It used

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to be five percent was considered the country had full employment.

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Speaker 3: Hasn't.

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Speaker 1: It's been full employment for a long time. So these

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little tics that went up one tenth of one percent,

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which you know is a kind of a rounding error,

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sign that the labor market may not have been this

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robuster seemed in earlier this year. Job games from the

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previous two months were also revised downward by a total

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of two hundred and fifty eight thousand, and unusually high number.

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Speaker 3: So you have that.

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Speaker 1: Donald Trump, not happy with it, called for the firing

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at the head of the agency that produces these figures.

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He said that the person at Randy jobs numbers, Erica mcintarfer,

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the director of a Bureau of Labor Statistics appointed by

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Joe Biden, should be fired. I've directed my team to

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fire this Biden political appointee immediately. She'll be replaced with

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someone much more competent and qualified. Of course, ABC News

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one of those not happy with this. Trump fires BLS

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commissioner after week jobs reporting baseless claim of fate stats

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and the social media post Trump volleyed sharp criticism and

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baseless accusations against Erica mcintarfer, a Biden appointee who was

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confirmed by the Senate in twenty twenty four. I've directed

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my team, you just heard that the fire is Biden

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political appointee, etc.

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Speaker 3: Etc.

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Speaker 1: Well, we'll see. And the week job performance summer blaming

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on uncertainty tie to the fate of last month of

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the domestic spending legislation, the Big Beautiful Bill, as well

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as people are unsure about the ultimate outcome of the

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tariff policies. I read an article which maybe we'll have

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time for later from furred to carry it. I think

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it was in Washington Post today, and he's claiming that

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Donald Trump has ruined the world order, the beautiful, peaceful,

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prosperous world order of Tariff's by his moves and these people,

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and of course, by the way, nothing could be further

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than the truth. Donald Trump is actually setting the stage

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for America to do wonderful, incredible things. In the view

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of Trump supporters who have optimism, and I happen to

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be one of them. I'm very optimistic. But with all

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major changes, there are going to be some uncertainties. There

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have had experience that validate those beliefs that change is

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often very uncomfortable and very painful. I just got an

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AP alert about a shooting, another one of these mass shootings.

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in New York and then New York. You know, New

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York is have to be feeling I am in New Yorker,

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bit how shall we say, besieged, especially as they were

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taking the subway home yesterday and trying some certain locations

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and trying to what was a good wade through the water,

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because it was it was there. I saw one video

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the water was pouring through the walls of a subway station.

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hold their feet up up in the air or their

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feet are getting drenched in water. And I just thought,

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but what happened to those trillions of dollars of infrastructure

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spending that that trillion dollars almost that bite me. Obama

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spent about a trillion on infrastructure. Then Biden came in

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another one of these big whopping, multi gazillion gazillion dollar

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infrastructure deals.

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Speaker 3: How come New York's infrastructures falling apart?

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Speaker 6: I don't know. All I know is that the fair

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is going to be three bucks by twenty six.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. And then on top of that, they're raising the fairs.

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higher price to take your life in your hands when

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you if you're in certain parts of town.

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Speaker 6: And also this was a second time this month that

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the subway floted.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, so I mean New York, New York.

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Speaker 6: Try to find Doria Nimo down there. It was, it

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was fun.

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Speaker 3: But don't worry.

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Speaker 1: If you guys go ahead and elect that socialist ma'am Domi,

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you'll have at least a government grocery stores with nothing

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Speaker 6: Could swim there too, Yeah, if that's what you.

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Speaker 3: Mean, you could swim to the grocery store.

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Speaker 6: What you said, Jonas, I would not be one of

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the people voted for.

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Speaker 1: Him, Oh you're not. Oh, I see, don't like to eye. Well,

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do you have to swim home and when it rains

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heavily in New York?

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Speaker 6: No, thank god, I got to learn how to swim.

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Speaker 1: Oh oh oh okay, then, well, anyway, one of the

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big lob mouths is chiming in on the job. You know,

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I really try hard not to call people names. I mean,

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outside of a little joking name like I have called

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this guy gasm that I'll let you know who I'm

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talking about gasm. But I mean, I try not to

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hard go to call people harsh names, names that that would,

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I guess, give a chance to vent the rage that

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I feel. This guy triggers me. Every time I see

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something that he said, it triggers me. Gavin Newsom warns

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Trump crashing economy as job numbers are revised down. Newsom

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said the July jobs report was way below expectations, blah

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blah blah blah blah. But then he said, we haven't

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seen conditions like these since twenty twenty. Don't let Donald

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Trump gaslight you. He is failing Americans and crashing our economy. Now,

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this man runs a state that is crashing its way

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into the Third World a little bit more. Each day

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you see homeless people in parts of the city that

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they never were camping out. You have an entire apparatus

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a city that is built on illegality. That's why they

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are in a panic now that ice raids have forced

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people inside, forced people off their jobs, because the entire

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city was built on a premise that they were okay

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with violating federal law bringing in cheap near slave labor,

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but the cheapest labor they could find next to slave labor.

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They were permitting all kind of all kinds of depravities

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in California, such as one. California is joining a bunch

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of other Blue states to sue Donald Trump and the

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administration so that they can keep on mutilating children. So that, yes,

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Carlos I said that, so they can keep on mutilating children.

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California coalition of other liberal states sued the Trump administration

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over efforts to end gender affirming care for transgender intersection,

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non binary children and young adults. They call it something

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nice because after all, you wouldn't get too many children

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parents to raise their hand and say, okay, let's subject

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my child to this. If they call it by what

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it is, let's subject your child to medical butchering and

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mutilation in the name of some weird ideology that they

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have going on, instead of trying to treat your child

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if your trial has a mental dysfunction.

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Speaker 3: But they are now.

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Speaker 1: The lawsuit says the Justice Department has sent more than

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twenty subpoenists to doctors and clinics that provide mutilation services.

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That's not in the article. The Attorney General out there,

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Rob Bonta, in a statements that efforts have no legal basement,

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are intended to provide discouraged providers from offering life savings healthcare.

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There is nothing life saving about these mutilations, no matter.

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And they want the lawsuit to go to Massachusetts, a

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federal court in Massachusetts. Why they're judge shopping so that

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they can get a favorable judge because they know what's

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going to happen in Massachusetts. And they're suing over Donald

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Trump's January twenty eighth Executive Order protecting Children from Chemical

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and Surgical Mutilation. And that is exactly what it is.

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But democrats, liberals no matter what, are demanding that they

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have the right to abuse their children in these horrific manners,

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and that everybody else does. That's part of what has

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turned California into a hell hole. And Gavin Newsom has

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a nerve to stand up because of a jobs report

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when Trump has brought trillions of dollars into the United

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States and talk about he's crashing America. California has crashed.

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Deal with that. Deal with the despicable way that people

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in the Bay Area have to live, Deal with the

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violence in Oakland, deal with the homelessness. Deal with the

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fact that you built an entire economy on the backs

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of illegal immigrants against the law, and now your whole

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state is suffering because someone's finally enforcing the law and

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you whine about that every day. Newsom, this guy, I

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don't know how anybody could honestly think that America wants

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to be Californicated. If he wins, America becomes Californicate, and

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nobody wants it except for Californias, who they seem stuck

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on staying in the hell holes some of them that

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Gavin Newsom and these Democrats have created.

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Speaker 3: We had to take a break. Let's do that so

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we have some time on the other side today.

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Speaker 4: James Golden The Rush Hour with James Golden on the

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Speaker 3: On the Red Apple podcast Network.

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Speaker 7: The Public Broadcasting announcing today that it will begin to

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wind down its operations. This after the passage of a

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federal recisions package and the release of a Senate Appropriation

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Committee's appropriations bill, which excludes funding for the CB CPB

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in more than five decades, their president saying in a statement,

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despite the extraordinary efforts of millions of Americans who called, wrote,

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and petitioned Congress to preserve federal funding for c PB,

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we now face the difficult reality of closing our operations.

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Speaker 3: We'll get more on that as it comes in. The

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term stock market already.

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Speaker 1: Sounds Yeah, that was it, my friends, CPB closing down.

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James Coldan has started with you and you heard it right.

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This is something, my friends, that Carlos tells me that

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he's familiar with Amish Paradise. This is a popular song,

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Amish Paradise. We had gangst the Paradise in the original

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pastime Paradise. Perhaps we'll even hear Amish Paradise. But yes,

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my friends, that was Patricia Harrison who was quoted in

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the Fox News report that you heard earlier about the

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extraordinary millions of people who call, wrote, petitioned Congress, but

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they didn't send money.

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Speaker 3: You have millions of.

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Speaker 1: Americans had they all just sent one thousand, two three

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four five ten grand Maybe the Corporation for Public Broadcasting,

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which is basically a middle man, but they provide expertise.

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They handled all the music rights, they procured the technical

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infrastructure on behalf of all these stations. Stay here, folks,

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don't go.

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Podcast Network, The Rush Hour with James Golden entertaining and

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informative on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

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Speaker 8: You're not running for office right now.

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Speaker 9: You're stepping away from that life right now.

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Speaker 3: Who's leaving the Democratic Party? I'm just curious.

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Speaker 8: There are lots of leaders, and it was generally a

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leader of the Democratic Party, you know, like, oh, that's

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the leader donatory party.

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Speaker 10: Who comes to mind. I think there are a lot

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of I'm not going to go through names because then

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hear about it. But let me just let me say this.

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I think it is a mistake for us who want

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to figure out how to get out and through this

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and get out of it. To put it on the shoulder,

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isn't any one person. It's really on all of our shoulders.

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Speaker 3: What's really on all of our shoulders? What do you say,

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Carlos White?

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Speaker 10: Old topic that of vice president?

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Speaker 2: Thank you so much for being here. Did you see

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the book?

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Speaker 1: Okay, Princess Diana. I know Princess Diana must be out there.

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I hope she's out there. If not, someone get a

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message to her. There is a I go down these

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rabbit holes once in a while, folks. I can't help

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it because I'm a consumer of news. There is a

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story if we have time tomorrow, Princess Diana. I'm assuming

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it's going to join us on this Saturday morning vibe

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if we do. There is a story in the New

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York Times. Listen to this headline, the bullmarket for economists

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is over. It's a no ominous sign for the economy.

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Earning a PhD in economics has long been a reliable

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path to affluence and prestige. Not any more. And the

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more I read this story, the more I read of it,

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the more it interesting interests me. There is also a

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huge one and I don't have time to do it

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because I wanted to get to some sound bites, so

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I've put it in the tomorrow morning stack.

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Speaker 3: There is a story.

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Speaker 1: If any of you have ever dealt with hoa's, with

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homeowner associations or with these condo or co op associations,

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have I got a story for you. It is just

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be you ti full. But I can't get to it

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till tomorrow. So tomorrow morning we'll get to that. Now,

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some of you may be aware that Donald Trump has

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deployed two nuclear submarines near Russia. Serious stuff. Mediev, former

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president of Russia's who stepped aside when Vlad Putin said

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he wanted to come back. And he knows what happens

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if you cross Vlad. He knows how you'll end up. Anyway,

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he's the hm, the former president now, but he's been

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running his mouth and and and what I'm sorry. That

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was Siri telling me that she found something on Mediev.

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Thank you, Siri, Yes, series listening to everything. Apparently I'm

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not hearing his voice. I found Okay, here it is.

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I found something like what I didn't know? Okay, Mediev.

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The U said that Trump is playing the ultimate game

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with Russia. Each new ultimatum is a threat and a

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step towards war, not between Russia and Ukraine, but with

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his own country. Don't go down the Sleepy Joe road,

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is what Mediev told Donald Trump. Well, Donald Trump is

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not the one. Okay, he's not the one. He then

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wrote back on Truth tell media the failed former president

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of Russia who thinks he's still president to watch his words.

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Speaker 3: He's entering very dangerous territory.

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Speaker 1: And I guess to put an to put an impact

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in an exclamation point on it. Today the United States

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repositioned two nuclear submarines closer to Russia. You're gonna threaten

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us with war, You're gonna threaten, You're gonna declare war

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in the United States.

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Speaker 3: Really, so we shall see where this goes.

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Speaker 1: All right, there's more on the bombshell report about Clinton

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and Sorrow's planning to demonize, but it's just reaction stuff

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that's still going on. There are some other things in

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the news. You've been hearing about these job reports. That's

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kind of dominated the economic news of the day. But

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I do want you to listen to a few other things.

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Let's take it. Let's take a moment and listen to

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Howard Lutnick, who was on with our own Larry Cudlow.

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He was on Larry Cutlow, of course doesn't show on

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Fox as well as doing radio. But Howard Lutnick had

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some really interesting things to say about that. Put what

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Donald Trump is doing with the economy in a great framework.

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So cut six, let's listen in to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.

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Speaker 6: Sure.

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Speaker 8: So there's four buckets I want you to think about.

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So there's the opening of the markets, right, so the

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president is smashing open all the world's markets.

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Speaker 3: So that's growth.

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Speaker 11: Right.

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Speaker 8: Finally our ranchers, our fishermen, our farmers, our entrepreneurs, and

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our businesses can finally sell into Europe, into South Korea,

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all these countries finally open.

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Speaker 3: So that's huge growth.

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Speaker 8: Then we've got this huge revenue stream right from the tariffs,

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so that's gonna down our deficits. That's really good. Then

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you have two types of investment. You have classic foreign

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direct investment. Right, that's like a foreign company just invests here.

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Let's say I'll give you an example. VW said it's

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gonna spend twenty three billion dollars making Audi's and VW's

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in America. That they don't do today, right, So they're

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going to grow that in America. So that's building factories.

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Now you also have American companies like Meta and Apple,

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they're also investing five hundred billion. You've got over ten

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trillion dollars of factories that are going to be built

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in America and that's going to empower it. And then

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the last piece, and this is new and this was

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Speaker 3: Coolest thing I've ever worked on in my whole life.

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Speaker 8: We got Japan gave US five hundred and fifty billion dollars.

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Speaker 3: South Korea gave.

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Speaker 8: US three hundred and fifty that's nine hundred billion dollars

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into a national security an Economic Partner you know fund

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if you will, managed by Donald Trump, where America gets

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ninety percent.

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Speaker 3: Of the profits.

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Speaker 8: And these guys bought down their tariff by setting up

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this fund. So Donald Trump can say, let's pay for

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that Alaska pipeline. Let's build nuclear, right, Let's build ships

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in America. And you're gonna see us building ships in America,

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semiconductors in America.

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Speaker 6: Power power, energy, and power.

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Speaker 8: You ain't seen nothing like drill, baby, drill. When you

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give nine hundred billion dollars to Donald Trump. Now that

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is gonna be drill, baby, drill.

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Speaker 1: All right, Well, now, Carlos, I need you to hold

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on to this cut for tomorrow morning, yes, eight thirty ish,

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because this is really incredible. Let's just really quickly. I

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know you just heard it, but this is what the

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big picture is, the ability for American to Americans to

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sell in places we have not sold before. We were

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locked out of so many markets that have been trading here.

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Speaker 3: And so you have.

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Speaker 1: Today you have a complaint from Fared Zakaria in the

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Washington Post, and he's talking about how Trump has upset

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the world order, like there is something wrong with upsetting

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the world order when it comes to this is the story.

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I'm just pointing it out right now, it was fredd Zycadia.

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Trump's tariffs are undermining the peaceful, prosperous world order. Americans,

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he claims, are losing sight of the big story, which

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is a seismic shift in world affairs. The United States,

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the creator and upholder of the global economy, now imposing

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its highest average tariff rate in nearly a century, now

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has the highest tariffs of any major economy in the world. Trump,

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reversing eighty years of American economic and foreign policy that

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has consistently pushed countries to remove restrictions taxes on trade.

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The effects of this policy not to be measured in

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today's stock prices, but rather in the kind of world

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that will emerge as a result. Well, here's one thing.

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The world will take care of itself the way that

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it deals with it, the so called world. But Americans

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have been getting short changed. And just because everybody else

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has been getting or many others, not everyone else, but

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because many other countries have benefited from taking advantage of

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America's position, doesn't mean and their economies have grown, There's

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no question about it. In fact, I saw a news

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story the other day with it. It was framed as

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one of the downsides of what's happening in trade is

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that in some other countries now because of these tariffs,

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there are economic impacts. And so a lot of people

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counted their rise of the middle class and their middle

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class helping nations rise out of poverty directly related to

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trade with the United States. Trade that was imbalanced because

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the United States at the same time could not trade

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with some of these other countries. And now these countries

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arefining it a hard way to go and Okay, that

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is part of the pain that happens with change. What

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mister z Carrier I think might be missing is what

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the American attitudes are toward globalism. He apparently and others

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view globalism as a great deal because of that, because

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it lifts other nations out of poverty. But I think

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Americas redefining its role. What good is lifting other countries

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out of poverty? If America becomes more impoverished, if Americans

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can't work, if Americans can't innovate, if Americans can't sell

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their goods on the open in the open market, what

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is the good of benefiting others while you're trying to

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put out fires in other countries while your own house

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is burning down? What good is that? And I think

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that's where we are right now. We're trying to put

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out the fires in America, and we will say, have

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to see where all this plays out.

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Speaker 3: Again.

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Speaker 1: This is something I hope to spend more time speaking about.

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I also, folks, I've been trying to get to this

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Jerry Manderin story. How can Jeffries travel down the Texans

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to scold the Texans and tell the Texans how to

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do Let's cut seventeen, very quickly, It's important.

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Speaker 12: For us to make clear to the people of Texas

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that this effort to undermine their ability for free and

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fair election to occur is going to hurt their quality

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of life. Democrats, Independents, and Republicans alike, this Texas.

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Speaker 3: Hurt Let's just stop it right there.

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Speaker 1: How because and I'm gonna play this one again tomorrow too.

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How is this going to hurt people? How is this

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going to hurt Republicans? How is gaining five seats, which

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by the way, should reflect what the population of Texas

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has become a continued and more red state for the

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most part. How does it hurt Republicans to actually adjust

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to political reality? But of course, like everything else, the

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Democrats do their tyingness solely around race. But you know

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what I think Americans, except for liberals, liberals can still

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they still you hear it everywhere, you hear it with this,

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with this blue Gens controversy that is still raging over

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over social media, and I mean raging. In fact. Vice

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President Vance was asked about that. Have that when queued

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up there callus. But here's the point I'm making. Everybody else,

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except for Democrats and liberals getting so sick of this

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and not getting we have been sick of this race

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centric Democrat party stuff. And you know what, he can

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keep on and Jasmine can keep on running her mouth

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about how racist things are, how racist people are pointing

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things just being racist. Apparently they don't learn their lessons.

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Princess Die is not going to be with us tomorrow,

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I don't think, or I'm just seeing the text. I

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can't read it clearly. Oh boy, it looks like we're

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gonna have an absence there. Anyway, we'll get to some

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of this stuff you have, that JD.

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Speaker 3: Van stuff. Let's listen to.

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Speaker 11: This ortant discussion happening in our country today, which is

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Sydney Sweeney. The Democrats have essentially been like Sidney Sweeney

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represents like a Nazi white supremacy issue. Do you think

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it's that deep? And do you think attacking Sidney Sweeney

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is how they can win back young Man?

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Speaker 3: A good move?

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Speaker 9: Yeah, My political advice to the Democrats is continue to

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tell everybody who thinks Sidney Sweeney is attractive it's a Nazi.

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That appears to be their actual strategy, and I mean

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it actually reveals something pretty interesting about the Dems, though,

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which is that you have like a normal, all American

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beautiful girl during doing like a normal genes ad. Right,

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they're trying to sell, you know, sell jeans to kids

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in America, and they have managed to so unhinge themselves

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over this thing. And it's like, you, guys, did you

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learn nothing from the November twenty twenty four election. Like

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I actually thought that one of the lessons they might

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take is we're going to be less crazy. The lesson

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they have apparently taken is we're going to attack people

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as Nazis for thinking Sidney Sweeney is beautiful.

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Speaker 3: Great strategy, guys, that's.

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Speaker 9: How you're gonna lend the mid term, especially young American men.

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Speaker 6: Their course correction lasted about thirty seconds.

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Speaker 9: That's right, last of thirty seconds. Somehow has gotten even crazier.

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But again it's it's just so much of the Democrats

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is oriented around hostility to basic American life. So you

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have a pretty girl doing a jeens ad and they

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can't help but freak out. It reveals a lot more

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about them than it does.

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Speaker 3: Us, no question. Yeah, I knew that. Carlos.

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Speaker 1: Carlos, you know, we have to break, we have to Yeah,

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I know, so let's do that, Carlos, Let's break. James

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Goldon is thirty with You doung Away.

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Speaker 4: The Rush Hour with James Golden on the Red Apple

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Podcast Network. The Rush Hour with James Golden Entertaining and Informative.

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Speaker 3: On the Red Apple Podcast Network.

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Speaker 13: This is your sign to take the name of that

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or clown who we all collectively hate worldwide, put it

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on a piece of paper, put it in a jar.

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Steal that jar and put it in the back of

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your freezer. He wants to use ice against us, Well

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we can ice him out to baby.

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Speaker 1: Did you understand that this woman who hates Trump and

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she we all hate Trump, speaking for themselves, her idea,

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her sign what to do. Since they're so ticked off

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with the ice policy, with ice actually enforcing American law,

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what she wants her fellow liberals.

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Speaker 3: To do.

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Speaker 1: Is put Donald Trump's name in something like a whatever

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jar and you put his name in the jar and

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then stick it in the back of your freezer, and

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that way you will be icing Trump. Yeah, that's the

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new idea. Uh, my friends, make God bless, protect each

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and every single one of you, your families, your loved ones,

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love and gratitude for your being here with me, allowing

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me to be with you, God willing, we are back

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in the morning and we hope you are with us

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in the meantime. My friends, I bid you, I do

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celebrating the birthday today. By the way of Chuck d

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Public Enemy, we gotta go bye.

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wonder

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Speaker 3: What the heck is going on here