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Speaker 4: The Rush Hour is on the air, Rush Rush Now
Speaker 4: here's James Golden.
Speaker 5: Friday edition of Moost Earlies Rush Hour. If you would
Speaker 5: like to be part of the program, This afternoon eight
Speaker 5: hundred eight four eight nine two to two two is
Speaker 5: how you reach us? It is the Friday edition, So
Speaker 5: soon again we are at Friday. Eight hundred eight four
Speaker 5: eight nine to two two is how you reach us.
Speaker 5: What a day, my friends. Today we turn from domestic
Speaker 5: matters to international matters while the domestic stuff is still
Speaker 5: bubbling up out there, but the international matters have have
Speaker 5: taken uh front page in some cases unexpectedly for many.
Speaker 5: Donald Trump has made statements regarding our relationship with the
Speaker 5: nation of Iran, and those statements are serious. In fact,
Speaker 5: let's just start off with that. I have two some
Speaker 5: of the same quotes, one from inside the White House,
Speaker 5: the other from an interview that he did apparently with
Speaker 5: on Fox Business. Carried it on their Page's AP carried
Speaker 5: it to the AP. Story that accompanied the audio that
Speaker 5: I have for you is that Donald Trump wrote a
Speaker 5: letter to Iran's leader about that country's nuclear program. Expects
Speaker 5: the results, as he says, very very soon. President Donald
Speaker 5: Trump sent a letter to Supreme Leader Ali Kamini seeking
Speaker 5: a new deal with Tehran to restrain its rapidly advancing
Speaker 5: nuclear program. You know, the one that Obama said wasn't
Speaker 5: going to happen after he sent billions and billions of
Speaker 5: dollars in the middle of the night on palettes on
Speaker 5: a private.
Speaker 3: Plane over to Iran.
Speaker 5: Even though Iran has been, I have said, in a
Speaker 5: state of war with the United States ever since the
Speaker 5: Reagan administration, A cold war with Iran. So yeah, there's that.
Speaker 5: In fact, let's listen to cut number nine, Jonas. Let's
Speaker 5: listen to Donald Trump explain what's going on.
Speaker 6: It did start, I mean, think of think of what
Speaker 6: happened inflation, You have the war with Ukraine, and the
Speaker 6: rest of that wouldn't have happened. October seventh would have
Speaker 6: never happened. Israel had no money. I Wren had no money,
Speaker 6: went was stone cold broke and now they have a
Speaker 6: lot of money. But then that's going to be the
Speaker 6: next thing you'll be talking about is Iran. What's going
Speaker 6: to happen with Iran? And there'll be some interesting days ahead.
Speaker 6: That's all I can tell you. You know that to
Speaker 6: final strokes with I Ran, that's going to be an
Speaker 6: interesting time and we'll see what happens. But we're down
Speaker 6: to the final moments. We're at final moments. Didn't let
Speaker 6: them have a nuclear weapon. I think that I would
Speaker 6: have had a deal within one month after the rigged
Speaker 6: election of twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: They were all set to make a deal.
Speaker 6: And then when I lost, they saw this person who's
Speaker 6: a stupid person, very stupid person, and they said, let's
Speaker 6: not make a deal and they were right. He took
Speaker 6: the sanctions off. They became rich under Biden. They went
Speaker 6: from having no money to having three hundred billion dollars,
Speaker 6: all in a short period of soil. Oil builds up fast.
Speaker 6: It's a nice, nice living if you have a nice
Speaker 6: lovel well, and they do. They have a lot of
Speaker 6: nice oil wells, right. So anyway, so it's gonna be
Speaker 6: a big thing. It's an interesting time in the history
Speaker 6: of the world.
Speaker 3: But we have.
Speaker 6: A situation with Iran that something's going to happen very soon,
Speaker 6: very very soon. You'll be talking about that pretty soon,
Speaker 6: I guess. And hopefully we can have a piece deal.
Speaker 6: You know, I'm not speaking out of strength or witness.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying I'd rather see a piece deal than
Speaker 6: the other. But the other will solve the problem.
Speaker 5: The other will solve the problem. That was from the
Speaker 5: White House. The next cut that would be eight is
Speaker 5: from the interview that he did earlier, where he explains
Speaker 5: the letter No.
Speaker 6: But the people of Iran are great people, but they
Speaker 6: had a tough regime and they meet and they'd be
Speaker 6: shot in the streets. I mean, it was a tough
Speaker 6: it was a tough deal. But I would rather negotiate
Speaker 6: a deal. I'm not sure that everybody agrees with me,
Speaker 6: but we can make a deal that would be just
Speaker 6: as good as if you won militarily. But the time
Speaker 6: is happening now, the time is coming up. Something's going
Speaker 6: to happen one way or the other. I hope that
Speaker 6: Iran and I've written him a letter saying, I hope
Speaker 6: you're going to negotiate, because if we have to go
Speaker 6: in militarily, it's going to be a terrible thing for them.
Speaker 7: You wrote a letter to the Comenians.
Speaker 6: When did you send the letter yesterday?
Speaker 3: And you said you better negotiate it. We want you
Speaker 3: to say you better.
Speaker 6: I hope you're going to negotiate because it's going to
Speaker 6: be a lot better for Iran, and I think they
Speaker 6: want to get that letter. The other alternative is we
Speaker 6: have to do something because you can't let them have
Speaker 6: a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 5: Now at the time. By the way, I'm just going
Speaker 5: to go back and just remind you of this, because
Speaker 5: we never ever ever hold people accountable, especially presidents, after
Speaker 5: they leave. But this is everything is happening now that Russia.
Speaker 5: Limbaugh predicted what happened with Iran, that we were giving
Speaker 5: them the wherewithal to develop a nuclear plant. Obama didn't
Speaker 5: solve anything. He just punted down the road and made
Speaker 5: sure that Iran would have the capabilities to become a
Speaker 5: nuclear power, except not on his watch. And at the time,
Speaker 5: all of us kept saying, Rush kept saying over and
Speaker 5: over again and others, this is not a good deal.
Speaker 5: This is when they were first beginning to ramp up
Speaker 5: their centrifuges to develop uranium to develop the fuel for
Speaker 5: nuclear power, and we just kept saying, this is not
Speaker 5: this is going to lead to Iran having a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 5: Right now, we are so close that Donald Trump is
Speaker 5: promising action and speaking openly about we will have to
Speaker 5: do it militarily if we can't come up with a deal.
Speaker 5: This is squarely on Obama. He's the one that gave
Speaker 5: while he was president around the capabilities to become a
Speaker 5: nuclear power. And so, folks, we can expect that times
Speaker 5: will yet more interesting in the weeks to come. There's
Speaker 5: a big article today. One of my dear Canadian friends
Speaker 5: sent it to me. I had read it already, how
Speaker 5: Trump's fifty first state Canada talk came to be seen
Speaker 5: as deadly serious.
Speaker 3: Do you remember my friends.
Speaker 5: When Donald Trump first broached fifty first state Canada started
Speaker 5: calling Trudeau governor. The Liberals, they laughed, he's delusional, he's
Speaker 5: a mad cap. He's blah blah blah. While they're not
Speaker 5: laughing right now, neither is Trudeau. Trudeau, by the way,
Speaker 5: by the end of the week, will not be the
Speaker 5: Prime Minister of Canada anymore. You do know that, don't you.
Speaker 5: He's done. He's gone, justin Trudeau before this last hurrah
Speaker 5: of his where by the way, the Liberal Party there's
Speaker 5: a race, a twenty point lead over the Conservative Party
Speaker 5: in a matter of three weeks. They're blaming that on Trump,
Speaker 5: of course, but he resigned as head of the party,
Speaker 5: so he's done. It is going to I got a
Speaker 5: briefing on it yesterday, but I don't go through the
Speaker 5: whole thing. They're one or two. It looks like a
Speaker 5: sure bet for one of the candidates. But I'll discuss
Speaker 5: that at another point when it happens actually, and then
Speaker 5: within a number of months, because we are in the
Speaker 5: Canadians that are end of a five year cycle. They
Speaker 5: have to hold elections within a five year period. That
Speaker 5: cycle ends, I believe in October. Then whoever the new
Speaker 5: leader of the Liberals in Canada will have to be
Speaker 5: put up.
Speaker 3: For election and we'll see what takes place.
Speaker 5: But the New York Times today how Trump's fifty first
Speaker 5: State Canada talk came to be seen as deadly serious.
Speaker 5: After President Trump and posed tariffs on Canada Tuesday, Prime
Speaker 5: Minister justin trade, do you made an extraordinary statement that
Speaker 5: was largely lost in the fray of the moment. That
Speaker 5: statement was this the excuse that he's giving, meaning Donald Trump,
Speaker 5: for these tariffs today, A fentanyl is completely bogus, Trudeau said,
Speaker 5: completely unjustified and completely false. He told that to a
Speaker 5: news outlet in at Ottawa. What he wants, Trudeau said,
Speaker 5: is to see a total collapse of the Canadian economy
Speaker 5: because that'll make it easier to annex us and from
Speaker 5: there the New York they go into. This is the
Speaker 5: story of how mister Trudeau went from thinking Donald Trump
Speaker 5: was joking when he referred to him as governor and
Speaker 5: Canada of the fifty first state in early December to
Speaker 5: publicly stating that Canada's closest ally inable was implementing a
Speaker 5: strategy of crushing the country in order to take it
Speaker 5: over and he brings up things. Now, listen to these
Speaker 5: and you tell me if they're true or not. They
Speaker 5: go into details of conversations between Trump and Trudeau on
Speaker 5: the calls that they had. Donald Trump laid out a
Speaker 5: long list of grievances he had with the trade relationship
Speaker 5: between the two countries, including Canada's protected dairy sector. Yes,
Speaker 5: they have massive ti IFFs, so we can't import dairy
Speaker 5: products in there without paying a hefty price. The difficulty
Speaker 5: of American banks to do business in Canada? Is that
Speaker 5: true or is that not true? And before you say it,
Speaker 5: just think that you can see a TD bank anywhere
Speaker 5: you want to in certain cities down here, because we
Speaker 5: don't impede them from doing business here. Canadian consumption taxes
Speaker 5: that Donald Trump deems unfair because they make American goods
Speaker 5: more expensive. And then he brought up something more fundamental,
Speaker 5: much more fundamental. He told mister Trudeau he didn't believe
Speaker 5: the treaty that demarcates the border between the US and
Speaker 5: Canada was valid. He wants to revise the boundary. He
Speaker 5: offered no further explanation. The border treaty and mister Trump
Speaker 5: referred to was established in nineteen oh eight and finalize
Speaker 5: the international boundary between Canada, then a British dominion, and
Speaker 5: the United States. He also mentioned revisiting the sharing of
Speaker 5: lakes and rivers between the two nations, which is regulated
Speaker 5: by a number of treaties, the topic he's expressed interest
Speaker 5: about in the past. Canadian officials took mister trump comment seriously,
Speaker 5: not least because he had already publicly said he wanted
Speaker 5: to bring Canada to its knees. So we have that
Speaker 5: going on, toy ladies and gentlemen. Yesterday we made mention
Speaker 5: of it. Roy Airs passed away. The Los Angeles Times,
Speaker 5: good for them, did a great story on roy Airs.
Speaker 5: Roy Airs, jazz soul legend whose music was heavily sampled
Speaker 5: by younger artists, dies at eighty four. Roy Airs, the
Speaker 5: King of neo soul, born and raised on Vernon Avenue
Speaker 5: just south of downtown, LA saw more than sixty of
Speaker 5: this song sample by hip artists, hip hop artists, and
Speaker 5: soul artists. They quote Kamala Harris as a fan of
Speaker 5: roy Airs.
Speaker 3: This song, they say.
Speaker 5: Everybody Loves the Sunshine, was a minor hit when it
Speaker 5: was first issued. It has become a Southern California anthems
Speaker 5: since it's release in nineteen seventy six.
Speaker 8: Suns.
Speaker 5: The longevity of the jazz driven soul song is largely
Speaker 5: due to it being its use in hip hop and
Speaker 5: sold tracks. Snippet sample by Doctor Dre, Mary J. Blige,
Speaker 5: Jay Dillo, two Pack, J Cooke, dozens of others. Anyway,
Speaker 5: condolences to the family of Roy Airs, James Golden, Snurdley
Speaker 5: and thanks Kevin for putting it into the library. Kevin Droshaw,
Speaker 5: Program Director, Just snurly with you eight hundred and eight
Speaker 5: four eight nine two two two, keep it right here,
Speaker 5: They'll go away.
Speaker 9: Rush.
Speaker 2: This is the Rush Hour with James Golden. James Golden
Speaker 2: known popularly as both Snarly. This is the Rush Hour
Speaker 2: with James Golden.
Speaker 6: Rush.
Speaker 10: Let me make sure y'all got the facts. It's just
Speaker 10: most extreme crimes that take place in this country are
Speaker 10: committed by white supremacist.
Speaker 3: Eighty percent of.
Speaker 10: Extreme crimes are committed by white supremacists in this country.
Speaker 10: Do you know who went up there on January sixth?
Speaker 10: White supremacists? This ain't me just telling.
Speaker 3: You this, Yeah, this is you just telling us.
Speaker 5: Because I don't know where these opposing statistic christ Jasmine,
Speaker 5: what are you Gonna do?
Speaker 3: Twenty twelve. The Monkeys.
Speaker 5: Have a resurgence sales sorty why the death of their
Speaker 5: vocalist Davy Jones. The best of the Monkeys re entered
Speaker 5: Billboard charts in the twentieth position. Twenty twelve. James Golden
Speaker 5: is thurdy with you here, I think you think you
Speaker 5: think you think? Okay, something good happen today? Or also
Speaker 5: in a way tangentially dealing with foot PURUSI that would
Speaker 5: be footing students who are enrolled in American universities raising ruckuses.
Speaker 5: Marco Rubio has begun revoking the visas of foreigners who
Speaker 5: openly and brazenly support the terrorist group hamas. Those who
Speaker 5: support designated terrorist organizations including hamas threaten our national security,
Speaker 5: of Rubio said in a tweet yesterday, the US has
Speaker 5: zero tolerance zero for foreign visitors who support terrorists. Violators
Speaker 5: of United States law, including international students, face visa denial
Speaker 5: or revocation and de poortation. Now it's also been announced
Speaker 5: that the Trump administration has acted with Columbia University defunded
Speaker 5: of four hundred million dollars in assistance. More in that
Speaker 5: more on everything else well A lot of other things
Speaker 5: going on in the news, and your calls James Golden
Speaker 5: boast only rush out.
Speaker 3: Keep you right here.
Speaker 2: James Golden, known popularly as bost Nerdly. This is the
Speaker 2: rush hour with James Golden.
Speaker 6: Rush you used to comme on myself.
Speaker 5: Name twenty fifteen, Drake. I mean, it is impressive. What
Speaker 5: he did was very, very It's amazing. Actually, fourteen different
Speaker 5: songs in the Hot one hundred, Fourteen songs in the
Speaker 5: Hot one hundred after he released his mixtape. If you're
Speaker 5: reading this, it's too late yourself Hot Lion Blake from Drake.
Speaker 2: Got stressed.
Speaker 5: That wasn't the highlight. He placed twenty seven different songs
Speaker 5: in the Hot one hundred and twenty eighteen. This is
Speaker 5: phenomenal for any artist to pull this off on my Yeah. Anyway,
Speaker 5: that's Drake, Thank you, Drake. Let's see, so before the break,
Speaker 5: we were talking about Columbia University Trumpen mini administration four
Speaker 5: hundred million. Now, before people start whining and moaning and
Speaker 5: feeling bad about Columbia University, let's remember Bernard College, where
Speaker 5: they are still having these obscene anti semitic protests, is
Speaker 5: affiliated with Columbia and it just seems that this is
Speaker 5: the problem these guys do not want to solve. They
Speaker 5: don't want to put the law down. So four hundred million. Now,
Speaker 5: if you feel sorry for Columbia, just keeps this in
Speaker 5: mind as well. Colombia has an endowment that is worth
Speaker 5: fourteen point eight billion dollars Columbia Universe City's endowment. This
Speaker 5: is according to the Columbia Endowment Fiscal Year twenty twenty
Speaker 5: four Report. Fiscal year twenty twenty four Endowment performance. For
Speaker 5: the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, twenty twenty four, the
Speaker 5: total value of the endowment was fourteen point eight billion.
Speaker 5: Columbia University produced a return of eleven point five percent
Speaker 5: on the managed assets in its endowment portfolio four fiscal
Speaker 5: year twenty four. The university's trailing five and ten year
Speaker 5: returns are eight point five percent and seven point four percent, respectively.
Speaker 5: These guys are rolling in cash, so why do they
Speaker 5: need government money?
Speaker 3: I ax you.
Speaker 5: They should be spending their own money, especially since they
Speaker 5: want to allow the behavior that happens on their campus
Speaker 5: to continue to happen. Now, let us go further. We
Speaker 5: also discussed Canada, our friends up north and my Canadian
Speaker 5: friends are very upset. And there's no joke. I mean,
Speaker 5: we've been joking for years about the relationship between Canada
Speaker 5: and the United States. But they and I've jokingly said
Speaker 5: for years, we're going to take it over. Little did
Speaker 5: I realize anyway? What we have a call coming in
Speaker 5: from the land up north. Right now, I'm going to
Speaker 5: take the call. As soon as it clears on the
Speaker 5: board it goes yellow, that means, oh, I can take it.
Speaker 5: I'm going to take that bloody cold right as soon
Speaker 5: as it clears the line. And it just did. Will
Speaker 5: you're calling from Canada? How are you, my friend?
Speaker 8: Not bad? Not bad? Pickering, Ontario, a little bit north
Speaker 8: the Buffalo. The United States has been hit with hit
Speaker 8: with extra duties and all sorts of products that we
Speaker 8: are trying to get up here. For years and decades,
Speaker 8: we've been smashing. Whenever there's a bumper cross up here,
Speaker 8: we put bury eggs in the ground, We pour milk
Speaker 8: down the drain, so the prices stay high. When there's
Speaker 8: a bumper crop sip of the border, the prices go
Speaker 8: fifty percent off and everyone's happy. The only time we
Speaker 8: get a fifty percent off price here is when the
Speaker 8: product's expired.
Speaker 3: Oh goodness, that's not that's not good.
Speaker 5: So what do you think you're in Ontario, what do
Speaker 5: you think of the latest how shall I say friction
Speaker 5: points between the Trump administration and the current government in
Speaker 5: your country.
Speaker 8: The current government in my country are desperate to try
Speaker 8: and keep their jobs, and since there's so many anti
Speaker 8: anti Trump people out there, they'll go rise and take
Speaker 8: up their their flags and march to try and keep
Speaker 8: their socialist friends and power.
Speaker 5: Do you think that the problems between our two nations
Speaker 5: are fixable?
Speaker 8: Still fixably? Of course they are.
Speaker 5: What do you think ought to happen? Do you think
Speaker 5: there should be a relaxation on some of the tariffs
Speaker 5: of American goods coming into Canada? What do you think
Speaker 5: America's stance should be?
Speaker 8: Absolutely? I can buy milk and cheese from from England,
Speaker 8: from from Europe, far less than I can from across
Speaker 8: the border. There was a point, there was a point
Speaker 8: where those Canadians who lived close to the border used
Speaker 8: to drive across the border. This is pre Dyna eleven,
Speaker 8: of course, drive across the border. It was called Frost's
Speaker 8: border shopping. We used to get milk and cheese and
Speaker 8: bread and fell off our tanks at half the price
Speaker 8: and come back over the board.
Speaker 5: Now, okay, the Canadians are pointing to Donald Trump as
Speaker 5: bad man Orange. My friends that live down here in
Speaker 5: the States that are Canadian mostly I would say more
Speaker 5: left of center, and I'm being kind than I am,
Speaker 5: and they tend to think that that Canada is in
Speaker 5: the right here in the United States, bad Man Orange
Speaker 5: is doing them badly.
Speaker 3: Is that sentiment?
Speaker 5: Do you think the prevailing sentiment in most of Canada
Speaker 5: or are there a lot of Canadians that understand that
Speaker 5: this is not just a Donald Trump bad man issue?
Speaker 8: No, it sounded Donald Trump bad that issue. It's it's
Speaker 8: always been like that. Everyone's afraid of sleeping in the
Speaker 8: same day as a giant there. There was a book
Speaker 8: from Canada, way way way back in the seventies. It's
Speaker 8: called ex Honeration. It was it was well sold up
Speaker 8: here is how America was going to stake over the country.
Speaker 8: This has been going on for as long as I
Speaker 8: was born in the United States, believe it or not.
Speaker 8: I was born in northeast Detroit. My address was that
Speaker 8: uh Prairie and eight miles believe.
Speaker 11: It or not.
Speaker 5: You're an American citizen, Powell, You're an American citizen.
Speaker 8: Can I'm an American citizen born from Canadians. So yes,
Speaker 8: theoretically I'm a I'm one of them babies. If they
Speaker 8: want to wipe out no, no, no, no.
Speaker 5: One wants to wipe out babies. Let's we let's read,
Speaker 5: let's let's let let's let's reframe that there is a
Speaker 5: policy that that people here want to see altered. We're
Speaker 5: not the party that wants to wipe out babies. That
Speaker 5: would be they.
Speaker 8: You're there, blossoms.
Speaker 4: This is the rush Hour with James Golden. It's the
Speaker 4: rush Hour with James Golden. Nerdly now here's James Golden.
Speaker 5: Ernie Issley from of course the Isley Brothers. Nineteen fifty nine,
Speaker 5: when Ernie was seven years old, they had their first hit. Well,
Speaker 5: they came to prominence, they first real big hit. It
Speaker 5: was their fourth single, Shout. And then of course nineteen
Speaker 5: sixty two, the Isley had twisted shout Out Motown saw
Speaker 5: the Isleys with this old heart of mine which has
Speaker 5: been covered endlessly, and then the three plus three era began.
Speaker 5: Although they had been playing in the studio Chris Jasper, Marveniley,
Speaker 5: and Ernie Issley, who had their own group as they
Speaker 5: were in like high school, they began playing with the
Speaker 5: Isleys and they it was the Isley three plus three
Speaker 5: album that first introduced all of them as the Isley Brothers,
Speaker 5: the three elders and the three youngers. Of course, last
Speaker 5: week we just lost Chris Jasper. That one really.
Speaker 3: Shook me up.
Speaker 5: He was a friend and I love these guys, the
Speaker 5: Isley Brothers, so very special day to day for the
Speaker 5: Isley's Happy Birthday to Ernie Isley, one of the most
Speaker 5: amazing guitarist songwriters.
Speaker 3: Of his era, James Goldness.
Speaker 5: Thirdly, we will get you a rapid phones in a
Speaker 5: few minutes, but let me just first play one thing
Speaker 5: to close out this Canada discussion before we do that.
Speaker 5: That is Donald Trump and what some of the rationale
Speaker 5: that Donald Trump offered up cut one on what we
Speaker 5: need and don't need from the nation of Canada.
Speaker 6: I'll say you, what's a high teriff nation is Canada.
Speaker 6: Canada charges US two hundred and fifty percent for our
Speaker 6: milk product and other product and a tremendous terraff for
Speaker 6: lumber and things as such. And yet we don't need
Speaker 6: their lumber. We have more lumber than they do. We
Speaker 6: don't need Canada's lumber.
Speaker 3: So what I'm.
Speaker 6: Doing is I'll be signing an executive order freeing up
Speaker 6: our forests so that we're allowed to take down trees
Speaker 6: and make a lot of money and then re harvest trees.
Speaker 6: We don't need trees from Canada. We don't need cars
Speaker 6: from Canada, we don't need uh energy from Canada. We
Speaker 6: don't need anything from Canada. So when we can be
Speaker 6: self sustaining, which is in most things. Look, we have
Speaker 6: more oil and gas than anybody. Our forests are massive,
Speaker 6: massive forests. We're just not allowed to use it because
Speaker 6: of the environmental lunatics that stopped us. So I'm gonna
Speaker 6: be freeing that up very shortly so that we don't
Speaker 6: have to go to other countries to buy lumber. Why
Speaker 6: should we be buying lumber from other countries, paying tariffs,
Speaker 6: paying big prices, extraordinary prices, and we have lumber, we
Speaker 6: have the best lumber.
Speaker 3: Go ahead and associate for this one month.
Speaker 6: It's just a modification, short term because I didn't want
Speaker 6: to hurt the American It would have hurt the American
Speaker 6: car companies.
Speaker 3: If I did that, boom, we don't need it. That's
Speaker 3: great to know them. Now.
Speaker 5: By the way, let me just quickly deal with another story.
Speaker 5: I got a text yesterday morning from a friend of
Speaker 5: mine who voted for Trump and then said she was
Speaker 5: having very deep and pained thoughts that perhaps she had
Speaker 5: done the wrong thing, because how heartless Donald Trump wanted
Speaker 5: to throw out all the Ukrainian refugees and how could
Speaker 5: anybody do this? This was all based on a Reuter
Speaker 5: story that Donald Trump wanted to revoke the legal status
Speaker 5: of over two hundred and forty thousand Ukrainians living in
Speaker 5: the United States. Well, the White House, yes yesterday denied
Speaker 5: the story. This is more fake newsome routers based on
Speaker 5: anonymous sources who have no idea what they're talking about.
Speaker 5: White House press spokes person Caroline Levitt said on X
Speaker 5: the Truth. No decision has been made about that at
Speaker 5: this time, So apparently hit has got it wrong. Ladies
Speaker 5: and gentlemen, Time for rapid films. Oh well, we'll just
Speaker 5: hit it with rapid phones. Let's go to Joseph in
Speaker 5: New York City. Joseph, how are you?
Speaker 2: It had to be you for me, James.
Speaker 3: We love you, We thank.
Speaker 2: You the Morning Show.
Speaker 3: Four p MS.
Speaker 8: They asked through news take care, thank.
Speaker 5: You well, singing promo, Yes, God willing. We'll be here
Speaker 5: at seven a m. And, as the cholo said, we're
Speaker 5: here every day for thank you. Lisa in New Jersey,
Speaker 5: you are up next.
Speaker 3: How are you? Lisa?
Speaker 11: Hey James, So you know, Trump says he's tough on terrorists. However,
Speaker 11: he's sympathetic and aligns himself with Putin, who's the biggest
Speaker 11: terrorist on the planet. I mean, just today he was
Speaker 11: so gleefully saying how Ukraine was getting the hell bombed
Speaker 11: out of him while he denies AID and INTEL. I mean, really,
Speaker 11: it's just so disappointing and so disgusting.
Speaker 3: We already know you, did you, Lisa?
Speaker 5: Before you continue? Did you happen to hear the new
Speaker 5: story that Donald Trump just threatened Russia and Putin with
Speaker 5: massive sanctions?
Speaker 3: Thanks? Did you hear that?
Speaker 11: Thanksious to the Yeah, but they're sanctioned to the max.
Speaker 11: What do we get?
Speaker 3: Okay? So so then so okay?
Speaker 5: So he he says, he says he threatens Russia with sanctions,
Speaker 5: and you say, yeah, but that doesn't matter. So what
Speaker 5: do you want to happen with Russia.
Speaker 11: They're already sanctioned, and so that's not the thing he's
Speaker 11: just say to Russia to Putin, just like he says
Speaker 11: to Hamas, if you don't stop bombing and sending ballistic missiles,
Speaker 11: all hell will break loose. So he hasn't said that
Speaker 11: because he's aligned with Putin, because he doesn't care that
Speaker 11: Putin's taken over in other country, because he wants to
Speaker 11: take over Greenland. He wants to take over Panama and Canada.
Speaker 11: So that's why he's.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So so let me let me ask you. You you
Speaker 5: feel terrible that if the Greenland folks decided that they
Speaker 5: wanted to become a United States citizens, so.
Speaker 11: They said they don't they already said they don't.
Speaker 5: No, they haven't had an election, Darling. They have not
Speaker 5: said they don't. There's been no election. Some people projected
Speaker 5: in the media are again some of the people over
Speaker 5: in Denmark are against it, but the people of Greenland.
Speaker 5: But Darling, the people of Greenland have not spoken about
Speaker 5: it at all. They haven't had a chance to yet.
Speaker 11: But you know what, you're deflecting from the fact that
Speaker 11: terrorists Russia. He has no issue with them, and yet
Speaker 11: he's going to go after terrorists.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm not deflecting anything.
Speaker 5: You call Russia a terrorist and we have not designated
Speaker 5: Russia as a terrorist state, that is a fact.
Speaker 11: As if they need China.
Speaker 5: So is China a terrorist state? Do you think that
Speaker 5: China has done any better on the issues that you're
Speaker 5: talking about as far as humanity than Russia. Why don't
Speaker 5: we just declare China a terrorist state in your view
Speaker 5: as well?
Speaker 11: Because right now currently Russia is holding prisoners of war.
Speaker 11: When Zolenski was trying to show him pictures.
Speaker 5: Of Oh, so Zolensky, I got it, so Jo Lensky. Okay,
Speaker 5: let me ask you another question. Where's the money that
Speaker 5: we sent over to Ukraine.
Speaker 11: The money is totally registered on a government website.
Speaker 3: And so half of it.
Speaker 5: So all those reports about half the money not knowing
Speaker 5: where it is, that's not true.
Speaker 11: No money never arrived. He said half the money never.
Speaker 5: Okay, so, oh so Zolensky is mister honest. Then he
Speaker 5: said half the money never got here. So thirty billion
Speaker 5: dollars just somehow never got there. And everybody's lying except
Speaker 5: for mister Zolensky.
Speaker 11: Listen, mister Zolynsky, President Zolensky, if he wanted to take
Speaker 11: off its so called millions, he could have done that
Speaker 11: years ago.
Speaker 5: I'm not suggesting that. I'm just asking you, Lisa. It's
Speaker 5: very clear that you it's very Lisa Darling. It's very
Speaker 5: clear that you have a bias. And I understand that.
Speaker 5: And it's okay. You you're in favor Riversdolynsky. You think
Speaker 5: badman Orange on Trump and Russia. I got it, I
Speaker 5: got it. It's okay.
Speaker 2: That's cool.
Speaker 5: Look, I thank you for taking the time to give
Speaker 5: us a call and express your point of view.
Speaker 3: I appreciate it. Thank you. Let's go to Joe in Connecticut.
Speaker 3: You are up next.
Speaker 7: Oh Hi, good afternoon, Broth. Thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 7: I love your show.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 7: Your breath of musical knowledge never sees pieces to amaze
Speaker 7: me real quick. As far as these what's going on
Speaker 7: in these campuses, the previous administration is completely complicit and
Speaker 7: just stood stood idle. I mean, I think if this,
Speaker 7: if these continue, they should just send the National Guard.
Speaker 7: And every time this happens.
Speaker 5: Well, I think that that I think they need to
Speaker 5: do something to quell some of this horrific behavior on
Speaker 5: college campuses. Let me just point out that if you
Speaker 5: are a foreigner in many countries, if you are there
Speaker 5: as a foreign student, you are not allowed to go
Speaker 5: in the streets and protest. It's not You're a guest
Speaker 5: in the country and you're you're expected to behave and
Speaker 5: comport yourself like a good guest, not to go and
Speaker 5: get involved in politics of that nation or anything else.
Speaker 5: So I think it's absolutely great that Marco Rubio has
Speaker 5: taken action. Now we've seen one, apparently a person who
Speaker 5: is having their visa revoked, and hopefully there will be
Speaker 5: many more. Willie from Canada, I wish we could get
Speaker 5: to you. We'll be here, God willing tomorrow morning. Do
Speaker 5: we have thirty seconds? Willie, make it happen in thirty seconds?
Speaker 9: Thirty seconds got us. Canada's gotta cut the the money
Speaker 9: that they're taking away from us crocs, and I want
Speaker 9: to hear Wombs of the Tunes again.
Speaker 3: Boom, Okay, we got it.
Speaker 5: May God bless him protect teaching every single one of you,
Speaker 5: your family's, your loved ones, love and gratitude my friends
Speaker 5: for your being here with me and allowing me to
Speaker 5: be with you. God willing we are back early in
Speaker 5: the morning for the Saturday vibe. Until then, my friends,
Speaker 5: I bid you, I do.
Speaker 3: Bye.