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Speaker 1: Yeah, that was in stantn Island. My friends, Mandamie out
Speaker 1: making a speech. You could not hear any of the speech.
Speaker 1: About a minute in he gave up and left the
Speaker 1: stage after being booed off the stage. Welcome to the
Speaker 1: Thursday edition of Bo Snurlee's Rush Hour, Fastest hour in
Speaker 1: American media. I am, of course Bo Snerling, and today
Speaker 1: was an important day. Rand Paul and senators voted to
Speaker 1: send a criminal contempt referral against former White House COVID
Speaker 1: advisor Anthony Fauci directly to the Department of Justice, raising
Speaker 1: questions of procedure. Pretty much. They did not allow the
Speaker 1: whole Senate to vote on it. The committee said, okay,
Speaker 1: we got enough. It was a party line vote all
Speaker 1: Republicans voted to send it. Democrats, including federalmen, voted no,
Speaker 1: and Senator Josh Hawley has said is saying that his
Speaker 1: office has already begun drafting a memo to Acting Attorney
Speaker 1: General Todd Blanche urging the Justice Department to pursue a
Speaker 1: criminal contempt case against doctor Fauci. H lots to there.
Speaker 1: Let's listen, ladies and gentlemen. To Jonathan Turley Fox News
Speaker 1: talk about that that would be cut too, and here's
Speaker 1: internally on Fox on the Fauci news significant.
Speaker 3: This is not a small step for any committee and
Speaker 3: holding an official, particularly high ranking official, and contempt. We
Speaker 3: have the added wrinkle that just occurred where the committee
Speaker 3: will do a direct referral to the Department of Justice
Speaker 3: rather than allow this to go to the floor where
Speaker 3: it would face a filibuster and a higher requirement of
Speaker 3: sixty votes in order to be referred to DOJ. That's
Speaker 3: going to add a complexity, that's going to add grounds
Speaker 3: for a challenge from the other side. The law behind
Speaker 3: this controversy is rather murky. People may be surprised that
Speaker 3: the cases in this area are relatively sparse, and so
Speaker 3: what Fauci is saying is that I'm really not protected
Speaker 3: without the privilege because there may be questions in ongoing
Speaker 3: state investigations or new questions that would put me at risk.
Speaker 3: What the Committee is saying is that you have this
Speaker 3: sweeping pardon going back to twenty fourteen, and Chairman Paul
Speaker 3: specifically framed his final set of questions as only addressing
Speaker 3: matters within this confines of that pardon. So that's going
Speaker 3: to put into sharp relief for the court whether he
Speaker 3: truly has a right to invoke the privilege. What Chairman
Speaker 3: Paul is saying is that you can't be prosecuted for
Speaker 3: anything that you did or said during that period. All
Speaker 3: you could be prosecuted for is perjury, and you were
Speaker 3: always under that risk all his previous hearings he testified
Speaker 3: in he was under the risk of a perjury charge
Speaker 3: if he testified falsely. Even if he gets immunity directly
Speaker 3: from the Committee, he has that lingering potential. And so
Speaker 3: what the Committee is saying is that you don't have
Speaker 3: this privilege anymore because Joe Biden gave you that pardon.
Speaker 1: So this is going to be this enough. This is
Speaker 1: going to be an interesting case as it moves through
Speaker 1: by the way, ladies and gentlemen. Mitch McConnell the Turtle
Speaker 1: has issued a statement that he has been discharged from
Speaker 1: a rehab facility after he fell on his Kentucky home
Speaker 1: in mid June. He said, according to the statement earlier today,
Speaker 1: I was discharged from the rehabilitation center to continue my
Speaker 1: recovery at home. Elaine, that would be his wife, Elaine Chowell,
Speaker 1: and I am grateful for the many well wishes and
Speaker 1: support from friends, colleagues, Kentuckians, and for the attentive caw
Speaker 1: though obviously from excellent doctors and ass therapists and hospital staff.
Speaker 1: He says he's going to remain home on the advice
Speaker 1: of doctors. He's going to maintain an intense regiment of
Speaker 1: physical therapy from home during the state work period. He'll
Speaker 1: continue to engage with his staff and colleagues on important
Speaker 1: Senate business. That last line thrown in there to answer
Speaker 1: the governor of the state, Andy Boschard, a Democrat, who's
Speaker 1: been calling for Mitch to resign because he's not healthy,
Speaker 1: something that rarely I don't even recall ever having a
Speaker 1: governor of state asking a United States senator resigned because
Speaker 1: that senator had fallen in. But this is the state
Speaker 1: of things today. Andy Bishar are showing little class. And Bishar,
Speaker 1: by the way, is one of those people I think
Speaker 1: is a Bashar is a potential threat as a really
Speaker 1: viable Democrat that has the possibility. He is a presidential contender.
Speaker 1: He's a bona fide contender. He has a track record,
Speaker 1: he is very well spoken, he appeals to people in
Speaker 1: moderates in both parties, and he could present himself as
Speaker 1: a real challenge unlike some of the others that the
Speaker 1: Democrat Party has put up. We're not going to listen
Speaker 1: to the full thing, but I do want to go
Speaker 1: to what you have has cut one. Pierres Morgan was
Speaker 1: on with Rand Paul and this deals with the Fauci
Speaker 1: issue again. He was asking, well, why didn't what let's
Speaker 1: just listen in rather than what it could.
Speaker 4: Be in America's better national interest if you had given
Speaker 4: him full immunity, If you said, look, let's let's park
Speaker 4: the possibility you plead the fifth you were the figurehead
Speaker 4: for the biggest public health crisis of our lifetime. We're
Speaker 4: going to give you complete immunity. Just come and tell
Speaker 4: the absolute truth. Would that with hindsight have been a
Speaker 4: better strategy.
Speaker 5: Typically, when people are offered immunity, there are the people
Speaker 5: that have aided and embedded a crime at a lower
Speaker 5: level are offered immunity to tell the truth about people
Speaker 5: who are giving the orders. So I think in this
Speaker 5: case there are some people that should be offered immunity
Speaker 5: or could be. David Morenz was prolific about how he
Speaker 5: could transfer records. He was a twenty year assistant to
Speaker 5: Anthony Fauci, a confidant involved in a lot of the
Speaker 5: top echelon works. But he told people explicitly and repeatedly
Speaker 5: how to destroy records, how to avoid foya. He said
Speaker 5: the foy lady told him that if you replaced the
Speaker 5: s and people's names with dollar signs, that you could
Speaker 5: foil the Foyer request because it would it is a
Speaker 5: literal request. It won't pull up misspellings. So he did
Speaker 5: all this to evade. He said, if there are messages
Speaker 5: you need to get to Tony, I can take these messages.
Speaker 5: I can take them verbally, I can take them handwritten.
Speaker 5: I can take them by carrier pigeon. Okay, I made
Speaker 5: that part up, but he said he could take messages
Speaker 5: around the government channels to evade the rules of government.
Speaker 5: I think he's somebody who if he were willing to
Speaker 5: testify that Anthony Fauci instructed him on these matters, would
Speaker 5: be I think somebody ought to consider granting him immunity
Speaker 5: because he could get further to the truth. I would
Speaker 5: have I guess a softer opinion of Anthony Fauci if
Speaker 5: he would come forward and say, I am sorry, I
Speaker 5: made some mistakes. I made a mistake, particularly on gain
Speaker 5: of function research in a closed system not known for openness,
Speaker 5: a totalitarian government. See when he was asked whether or
Speaker 5: not he had ever visited the labs in China or
Speaker 5: whether they'd ever been inspected, he knew of no oversight
Speaker 5: of the labs, and to my knowledge of the labs
Speaker 5: have never been inspected for safety. But many, many scientists
Speaker 5: came forward and said this shouldn't have been done. In
Speaker 5: a BSL two, the ranking goes from one to four,
Speaker 5: with four being the same.
Speaker 1: So here we go, before we get too complex. Fauci
Speaker 1: knew a lot more, and this game of function stuff.
Speaker 1: He went to Congress and totally obfuscated what he knew,
Speaker 1: and so no now Ron Johnson and then we'll leave
Speaker 1: the Fauci stuff alone for the day. I might mention
Speaker 1: that on SETE we're gonna speak with doctor Michelos again,
Speaker 1: America's doctor. And I want to continue this line of
Speaker 1: questioning on Corona on some of the things that have
Speaker 1: been said, particularly Robert Kennedy did a very contentious interview
Speaker 1: with Dana Bash. He called out CNN, he called out
Speaker 1: the American media, but she also tried to grill him
Speaker 1: on vaccines. And I think his answer is worth analysis
Speaker 1: for everybody because he has been smeared as being this
Speaker 1: anti vaxxer. That's the common left wing media smear against Kennedy,
Speaker 1: and I think his answer deserves to be heard and
Speaker 1: to be explained with his position on vaccines, including the
Speaker 1: Corona vaccine. So I'm gonna deal with that Saturday. But
Speaker 1: but Ron Johnson, I thought had something amazing to say,
Speaker 1: and let's listen in and I'll tell you what it is.
Speaker 1: If you haven't already paid picked it up yourselves, cut
Speaker 1: three Ron, Senator Ron Johnson, and on this Fauci business.
Speaker 6: But it has been frustrating. We subpoened these records very
Speaker 6: early on in twenty twenty five and we're just getting
Speaker 6: them in dribs and drafts. You got eleven million pages
Speaker 6: which allowed us to uncover the fact that Peter and
Speaker 6: Marks was showing safety signals on the COVID injections. But
Speaker 6: it's frustrating we haven't gotten these devices till now, but
Speaker 6: now we have them. I keep saying, even though I've
Speaker 6: been investigating COVID for six years, we didn't get squat
Speaker 6: during the by administration. Now that we finally have documents,
Speaker 6: my investigation is only beginning. We're starting to interview current
Speaker 6: employees of CDC, We're going to be interviewing former employees
Speaker 6: of the FDA, current employees the FDA. I've issued a
Speaker 6: letter to Anthony Fauci come in for a voluntary transcribed interview.
Speaker 6: If he doesn't come in voluntarily, I'll seepe in him
Speaker 6: as well. So again, the American people deserve answers to
Speaker 6: these legitimate questions. Anthony Fauci is probably the only person
Speaker 6: who can answer some of these questions.
Speaker 1: So here's what I found, amazing, eleven million pages just
Speaker 1: now coming in. He's been investigating COVID. Ron Johnson has
Speaker 1: been steadfastness throughout the entire Biden administration. While they're demanding
Speaker 1: that you take these vaccines. Congress doing its oversight, Hey
Speaker 1: give us the information. Let us examine what's happening here.
Speaker 1: We have oversight. The Biden administration totally stiffed the Senate,
Speaker 1: totally stiffed Congress on providing information. Now, during this time,
Speaker 1: a lot of Americans were saying they were having problems.
Speaker 1: We kept getting news reports about young athletes dying shortly
Speaker 1: after taking the vaccine, other people having incidents with their
Speaker 1: health after taking vaccines. And remember what the Bidens stance was,
Speaker 1: You either do this, do what we tell you and
Speaker 1: take it, or you're gonna lose your job. If you're
Speaker 1: in the military, we're discharging you. And you had businesses
Speaker 1: around America saying if you don't do this and take
Speaker 1: this vaccine, your livelihood is over. You're done. And now
Speaker 1: only now six years later are we getting information from
Speaker 1: when COVID started, But six years after COVID study, now
Speaker 1: information is finally being had and some of that information
Speaker 1: points to they knew there were problems with the vaccine.
Speaker 1: And that's one of the things that Ron Johnson is saying.
Speaker 1: Just now we are finally getting the evidence. Folks, there
Speaker 1: is so much here, and there is so much that
Speaker 1: people should be held accountable for. We shall see all right,
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Speaker 7: Counties, l said, one of the primary zero of fifteen,
Speaker 7: zero of fifteen with the lowest share of college degrees. Ergo,
Speaker 7: he did not win in those working class areas. Where
Speaker 7: he did win, he won thirteen of the fifteen counties
Speaker 7: with the highest share of college degrees. So you're thinking
Speaker 7: about democrats having real trouble amongst the working class. Else
Speaker 7: that support came dramatically from those areas in fact, not
Speaker 7: where there is working class folks, but where there are
Speaker 7: highly educated folks, more from elite circles than from the
Speaker 7: working class circles. And I think there's real worries among Democrats.
Speaker 7: Will will that transfer over to the general election and
Speaker 7: say I continue to have the problems that prior Democrats
Speaker 7: have had with the working class.
Speaker 1: Yes, that was Harry Anton, and that, my friends, is
Speaker 1: none of it. They like to say, well, his support
Speaker 1: is among higher educated. What do you mean by higher educated?
Speaker 1: What they mean is his support is among college indoctrinated leftist.
Speaker 1: That's what it means. Leftists who have gone to college,
Speaker 1: became indoctrinated under liberal and social colleges, voted for lsayed.
Speaker 1: The people who really work, who build, who work, who
Speaker 1: do things with their hands, Those people, the working class people,
Speaker 1: reject this guy by a wide margin. Now that doesn't
Speaker 1: stop Democrats. Democrat Sam Lecardo was on one of the
Speaker 1: TV shows, let's very quickly see whether we have time
Speaker 1: for that, and he has an interesting cut. Five take
Speaker 1: before you.
Speaker 8: Go, Congressman.
Speaker 9: This week's primary elections have resulted in several progressive challengers,
Speaker 9: as you will know, some I'm even backed by the
Speaker 9: Democratic Socialists of America defeating their more moderate Democratic rivals.
Speaker 9: As someone who positions themselves as a bipartisan pragmatist, does
Speaker 9: that worry you.
Speaker 10: We're a big tent, and I mean, I'd agree with
Speaker 10: lots of opinions from some folks who are in DSA,
Speaker 10: but we're gonna need everybody on board in order to
Speaker 10: defeat Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: I mean, how many times this is their standard. We're
Speaker 1: a big tent. Yeah, we put in people in our
Speaker 1: party who think nine to eleven was well deserved by America.
Speaker 1: Because we're a big tent. We're a big tent. We
Speaker 1: like communists in the party. We need everybody we need
Speaker 1: to to defeat Donald Trump. Really, they're still running against
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. We're a big tent. We need the communist
Speaker 1: socialist in our party. Good for you, guys, James Golden's
Speaker 1: newly here with you, coming right back, don't go away.
Speaker 11: What I mean is that hurt people, hurt people, then
Speaker 11: maybe if we're serious about ending the hurt, we should
Speaker 11: stop hurting people.
Speaker 1: That's right, folks, Never forget hurt people. Hurt people. And
Speaker 1: if you're serious about stopping hurt people from hurting hurt people,
Speaker 1: you need to stop the hurt. Guns and Roses, We're
Speaker 1: not hurting. Appetite for Destruction went to number one in
Speaker 1: the US. It was fifty seven weeks on the chart
Speaker 1: already and selling over five million copies before it went
Speaker 1: to number one again. We talked about this last week.
Speaker 1: This is one of the best selling. This is the
Speaker 1: best selling debut album of all time of any group.
Speaker 1: Twenty eight million copies of this soul across the planet.
Speaker 1: Guns n' Roses, James Goldin snowly with you here. Let
Speaker 1: us continue the discussion on the mister l sayad by
Speaker 1: the way, pronounce his name, please, Carlos, you know how
Speaker 1: to pronounce his name? Don't know? You cannot have forgotten
Speaker 1: how to pronounce his name already, do you have. We'll
Speaker 1: have to get a refresher course from him because it's
Speaker 1: not on the sheet today. We had that yesterday. I
Speaker 1: thought you would have remembered the guy's name.
Speaker 11: Our allies are launching is already more bitter he was.
Speaker 11: Look at the odds you're already watching on TV started today.
Speaker 11: You know they think that you want to use my
Speaker 11: whole name against me. Mike, listen, man, if you can't
Speaker 11: say the name is Abdrochman. Keep the name out your
Speaker 11: damn mouth.
Speaker 1: All right, say his name.
Speaker 12: Say his name, please, Abrachhman, Carlos. If you can't say
Speaker 12: his damn his name, keep his name out your damn.
Speaker 1: Mouth, all right, A de luckman anyway? Uh Wolf B
Speaker 1: Litcher was on with Fetterman and asked, uh Fetterman if
Speaker 1: he would yield to Lachlan and John Fetterman. Cut seven
Speaker 1: had a response, Uh, I'm sorry, that's Cut six had
Speaker 1: a response to good old Wolf asking about him and
Speaker 1: are you willing to unify with Abdula lsy Ed For example,
Speaker 1: who's now the Democrat the nominee of the Democratic candidate?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, yeah, the tough guy. He he called me
Speaker 8: ugly and then I should be on a pike. And
Speaker 8: I'm like the chief, I own mirrors. I know I'm
Speaker 8: an ugly guy, but if you want to put me
Speaker 8: on a pike, I mean he has like a really
Speaker 8: like a little man syndrome kind of energy. And now
Speaker 8: he was really arrogant in that race, and now he
Speaker 8: have just found out that you know, less than a
Speaker 8: majority of Democrats want him, and he has a serious
Speaker 8: responsibility between now in November to hold that seat.
Speaker 1: So you think he could lose to microgers.
Speaker 8: One, that's possible with without a doubt. I mean the
Speaker 8: polling seems to indicate that that it is in danger.
Speaker 1: No love lost there. Senator also Brooke was also on.
Speaker 1: Also Also Brooke also was on u ceil In and
Speaker 1: Senator also Brooke. Let's learn the way these people dance
Speaker 1: around questions. Cut seven h asked about the question of
Speaker 1: Democrats unifying behind Abdulachman.
Speaker 14: Say it are Democrats going to unify? There is real
Speaker 14: question around that given the insurgents that we've seen amongst
Speaker 14: Democratic socialists in the party. You are known as a
Speaker 14: moderate seen as Isaac Dovere has reporting that Democratic leaders
Speaker 14: talk confidently about how they know the party can come
Speaker 14: together behind El Sayad. But then many Dovere reports asked
Speaker 14: to go off the record to say just how terrified
Speaker 14: they are that the wounds just are too deep and
Speaker 14: festering to heal. And look no further than Senator John
Speaker 14: Fetterman asked about El said and then how el said responded,
Speaker 14: let me play this for you.
Speaker 8: A tough guy, he called me ugly, and then I
Speaker 8: should be on a pike and I'm like a chief,
Speaker 8: I own mirrors. Well, I can't come together with someone
Speaker 8: if you are willing to embrace people that loves Hamas
Speaker 8: or that thinks America deserved nine to eleven.
Speaker 1: I think that's reasonable.
Speaker 14: What's your response, Well, the response is that El said, yeah,
Speaker 14: El said. Then answers Kaitlin, and she says, what's your
Speaker 14: response to Senator Fetterman? And El said says and Trump's words,
Speaker 14: what a lovely gentleman, that senator. That's not unity. How
Speaker 14: big of a problem is is this? Do you think
Speaker 14: people are downplaying how deep these wounds are?
Speaker 15: You know what? You know what?
Speaker 16: These have been passionate primaries. The issues couldn't be more serious,
Speaker 16: the time couldn't be more serious. These are really dire times.
Speaker 16: We are absolutely unified. Democrats are going to come loie,
Speaker 16: we have no choice. Well, you know what, right on
Speaker 16: the heels of a passionate primary race, the passions are
Speaker 16: very high.
Speaker 1: We are absolutely unified. Does that sound like unified? Do
Speaker 1: you know it was passionate? Frank and to heues of
Speaker 1: the past. These people just double talk. They are incapable
Speaker 1: of giving Democrats a state answer. You know who gave
Speaker 1: a straight answer, Paul Begala Clinton. Paul Bogala, who is
Speaker 1: now one of the big mainstays on CNN, gave an answer.
Speaker 1: Democrats are not going to like his answer, but Bogala
Speaker 1: gave an answer. Cut eight. Listen to Paul Bogala.
Speaker 17: Mean, Paul, you heard what he said there at the
Speaker 17: end when I asked him if he plans to moderate
Speaker 17: any of those positions that Van Jones was saying last
Speaker 17: night is something he was going to have to do
Speaker 17: should he be the nominee. He basically was arguing that
Speaker 17: that is not the case in his view.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I don't know that he's got to walk away
Speaker 18: from anything he's done. Except that guy you mentioned, this streamer,
Speaker 18: Hassan Piker, who's not a Michigander, and who did say
Speaker 18: that I lost friends on that lite.
Speaker 1: This is really a vicious thing to say. He said
Speaker 1: we deserved it.
Speaker 18: Who said he didn't care about rapes on October seventh,
Speaker 18: innocent Israeli's raped by Hamas terrorists.
Speaker 1: He needs to get rid.
Speaker 18: Of that guy, Okay, he needs to disavow him. The
Speaker 18: fact that he's campaigning with him is just making ads
Speaker 18: for Mike Rogers. Okay, And I know most Democrats and
Speaker 18: I've encouraged my fellow matters to support abdul Okay. I have,
Speaker 18: and I think they should because I do think Trump
Speaker 18: is worse. But my goodness, he's got to make it
Speaker 18: easy for folks to come on board with him bye bye.
Speaker 18: By rejecting the extremists that he'd been hanging out with.
Speaker 1: Hassan Piker, the guy they say, you don't care whether
Speaker 1: Israeli babies were raped. He doesn't care about any of that.
Speaker 1: The United States of America deserved nine to eleven. By
Speaker 1: the way, he also said that if you really care
Speaker 1: about medicaid, you should kill Those were his words. I'm
Speaker 1: not making it. You should kill Senator Rick Scott of Florida.
Speaker 1: All of those things this guy has. Tom Piker said
Speaker 1: the Democrats just hang around him, and he's palli pally
Speaker 1: pally with Rob de Lachman El Sayad. So uh he
Speaker 1: was asked about it. Hassan Piker was cut ten about
Speaker 1: all these people, saying that the El Sayad ought to
Speaker 1: disavow him. And here is his mister. The United State
Speaker 1: States deserved nine to eleven. Mister, I don't care from
Speaker 1: if babies get raped as long as they're Jewish babies. Mister,
Speaker 1: you should kill Senator Rick Scott. This is what Hassan
Speaker 1: Piker says to people saying that a candidate for United
Speaker 1: States Senate should disavow him.
Speaker 19: Like everyone being like, Abdullah's a ton of work to
Speaker 19: do mending bridges. Here's the take nuke for you.
Speaker 1: Okay, you are all.
Speaker 19: Unbelievably islamophobic pieces of shit. Okay you literally called the
Speaker 19: dude a terrorist for months on end, and like called
Speaker 19: them a sexist, misogynist terrorist. Bad candidate doesn't fake doctor
Speaker 19: when he has like two degrees. And now you're gonna
Speaker 19: sit there and be like, well, you know, you've really
Speaker 19: got to come to me now, like.
Speaker 1: What are you talking about? Do you want to win
Speaker 1: or not? Lock the in?
Speaker 19: Okay, lock the fucking' And I do worry that there
Speaker 19: are some out there who, in an effort to make
Speaker 19: sure that they that this narrative that a progressive can
Speaker 19: win in a state like Michigan doesn't take root, will
Speaker 19: literally either subtly or you know, not so secretively endorse
Speaker 19: Mike Rodgers or stay out of the race. Well, you know,
Speaker 19: trying to push the excitement in the opposite direction.
Speaker 1: So you hear his response. His response is pretty much,
Speaker 1: f you. You're all f tards, and you're all a
Speaker 1: bunch of islamophobic f tards, and screw you. And this
Speaker 1: guy is not back down one bit from who he is.
Speaker 1: And else said, any politician should be embarrassed, but they're not.
Speaker 1: Ro Kahana goes on this guy's show. All of the
Speaker 1: Democrats understand that this guy has an audience, and they
Speaker 1: refuse to denounce him. Caitlin Collins cut nine asked El
Speaker 1: sayat if he would disavow this Piker guy. Here's the response.
Speaker 17: I mean, he said that you need to renounce people
Speaker 17: like the left wing streamer Hassan Piker who was campaigning
Speaker 17: with you, who was out there in Michigan on Monday
Speaker 17: night late last night as well. Do you have any
Speaker 17: plans to do that?
Speaker 20: Look, I'll tell you this, I'm less focused on folks
Speaker 20: who are campaigning with me, more focused on the folks
Speaker 20: I'm campaigning too, And I think it's important to stay
Speaker 20: in touch with the folks who you want to elect you.
Speaker 1: So, no, he's not gonna just a vowem. No, he's
Speaker 1: got some little swarmy answer for that too. All Right, folks,
Speaker 1: we got to get to the clip of the day
Speaker 1: in the last segment, which means I gotta do this now.
Speaker 1: I got more Saiad stuff, but we can save that
Speaker 1: till tomorrow. Look, this is the People's Form. These guys
Speaker 1: are the socialist and I want you to listen to
Speaker 1: a guy named Scott Will who is a teacher. He's
Speaker 1: one of the teachers of this so called and this
Speaker 1: is a socialist group. This is what we're up again,
Speaker 1: the Scott Will, the People's Form. Let's listen in to
Speaker 1: a session. And this is what these lefties are talking about.
Speaker 10: Like, if you're in such a position that you are,
Speaker 10: and maybe this is the lesson you know that we
Speaker 10: should learn from the commune. If you're in such a position,
Speaker 10: you can take over the bread coat, you know, the panera,
Speaker 10: Like that's your panera in terms of.
Speaker 13: Violence violence And hopefully I'm getting the crux of your
Speaker 13: question correct, which is, I don't think we should ever
Speaker 13: explicitly rule out, you know, one tactic versus another. I
Speaker 13: think that there's always going to be you know, the
Speaker 13: ruling class is always going to have every tactic on
Speaker 13: the table, right, every single tactic is on the table
Speaker 13: for them. We should be able to think about in
Speaker 13: a way that doesn't get me subpoened how we move
Speaker 13: in our spaces. Right, if we're in that position, we
Speaker 13: should take over, you know, the means of production and
Speaker 13: take care of ourselves. And again that's like you got
Speaker 13: to be in the right conditions for that to work.
Speaker 21: What can we do to fund organizing and arming the
Speaker 21: masses or at least money to pay workers while striking
Speaker 21: for food and shelter.
Speaker 22: And it's either that or you have to resort to
Speaker 22: some type of carilla tactic or develop some means of
Speaker 22: signstructure outside of the corporate or government system, things like
Speaker 22: I don't know, growing your own.
Speaker 17: Food or something like that.
Speaker 23: I remember you're talking about with Saint Louis and how
Speaker 23: they were able to take back the sugar sugar plantation right,
Speaker 23: the sugar, the sugar factories, all the different railroads because
Speaker 23: they built it right in a way. Could we use
Speaker 23: that as a philosophy to per se take back what
Speaker 23: we want right with what's going on with Project a
Speaker 23: CENCII with you know, in historical means, we're talking about
Speaker 23: with Fueto that got illed where they we had a
Speaker 23: whole railroad connected from the sugar plantations and they tore
Speaker 23: it down right. So there's these systems and stuff that
Speaker 23: we can.
Speaker 1: Talk about about.
Speaker 23: How can we actually mobilize like in the modern day.
Speaker 21: Right, a few people ask questions about the role of
Speaker 21: money and funding for the revolution.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm gonna wrap this up now, this goes on, folks.
Speaker 1: You what these folks are talking about? Arming themselves? Can
Speaker 1: we take over companies? Can we start gorilla warfare? This
Speaker 1: is the left. These are the people that have taken
Speaker 1: over the Democrat Party. They are the Democrat Party. I
Speaker 1: should say birthday to day for Randy Dubars born in
Speaker 1: nineteen fifty eight. Of course, anytime I get a chance
Speaker 1: to listen to this, it's a good day. All this
Speaker 1: love by Dubars. Happy birthday to Randy Dubar's James Golden Snerdley.
Speaker 1: What is this I'm reading here? Piker is a dual
Speaker 1: citizen with a Turkish passport. He's an anchor baby, raised
Speaker 1: and doctrinated in Turkey back in the US, prompted promoted
Speaker 1: by his uncle. Uh oh, goodness of the wait a minute.
Speaker 1: Single is his uncle from the Young Turks. He's a
Speaker 1: founding member of the Justice Democrats who hand picked AOC
Speaker 1: good grief, the Lynx James going instantly with you. Here
Speaker 1: clip of the day coming up, the.
Speaker 15: Clip Barther Day.
Speaker 1: You want to hear it is the clip Barther Day.
Speaker 1: Today we go to Texas where the candidate for United
Speaker 1: States Center, mister Tallerco, decides to weigh in on economics.
Speaker 1: And here he is.
Speaker 15: Republicans and some Democrats sold the false gospel of trickle
Speaker 15: down economics.
Speaker 3: That.
Speaker 15: That idea that the best way to grow the economy
Speaker 15: is to let the rich get richer and forget about
Speaker 15: everybody else. That the best way to motivate wealthy people
Speaker 15: is to give them money, and the best way to
Speaker 15: motivate the rest of us is to take it away. Someday, somehow,
Speaker 15: they told us the gains would trickle down to the
Speaker 15: rest of us. Trickle down economics is not a theory.
Speaker 1: It is theft.
Speaker 15: For fifty years, For fifty years, billionaire mega donors and
Speaker 15: their puppet politicians have been stealing from the American people,
Speaker 15: stealing the wealth that we created with their bribes, their bailouts,
Speaker 15: and their billionaire tax breaks. This affordability crisis isn't something
Speaker 15: that happened over the last five years. This affordability crisis
Speaker 15: has been fifty years in the making. Since the late
Speaker 15: nineteen seventies, mega donors and corporate special interests have been
Speaker 15: buying politicians in both political parties, and then those politicians
Speaker 15: turned around and rigged the economy to benefit their wealthy
Speaker 15: donors at our expense.
Speaker 1: We have an.
Speaker 15: Affordability crisis because we have a corruption crisis.
Speaker 1: We have an honesty crisis, and a common sense crisis.
Speaker 1: He is lying. First of all, what he calls trickle
Speaker 1: down economics is called supply side economics. President John F.
Speaker 1: Kennedy was a firm believer in supply side economics, and
Speaker 1: one of the things in supply side economics that he said,
Speaker 1: he explained it as a rising tide will lift all boats.
Speaker 1: That is supply side economics. His setup in this the
Speaker 1: false gospel, as he puts it, of religious terms, the
Speaker 1: idea that we'd let the rich give, take money, and forget,
Speaker 1: and they get and forget about the poor. From the
Speaker 1: nineteen sixties until now, we spend more on the poor
Speaker 1: than any other nation on earth, and that money comes
Speaker 1: from the rich because they paid most of the taxes.
Speaker 1: He says that we give money to the rich. No,
Speaker 1: that was not trickle down economics. Trickle down economics said
Speaker 1: we stopped taking all the money from the rich that
Speaker 1: we were taking and let them invest it in the economy.
Speaker 1: And what it led to was the most prosperous global
Speaker 1: economy in history until Donald Trump's first term. This guy
Speaker 1: was born in nineteen eighty nine, the year that Ronald
Speaker 1: Reagan's turned into This child. Doesn't know a damn thing
Speaker 1: about what he's talking about. Oh man, this is the
Speaker 1: day that Rick James passed away, found dead in his
Speaker 1: home in Los Angeles in two thousand and four. Remembering
Speaker 1: Rick James, and another Motown legend has his on this day,
Speaker 1: that being Stevie. Stevie Wonder was injured on this day
Speaker 1: in nineteen seventy three when the car he was riding
Speaker 1: and crashed into a truck near Wilmington, Winston Salem, rather
Speaker 1: at North Carolina. He stayed in a coma for a
Speaker 1: bunch of days. Apparently the accident also left him without
Speaker 1: a sense of smell, his ears, his voice amazing and
Speaker 1: so glad Stevie recovered fully from that horrific He was
Speaker 1: near death. Apparently at one point at least that's what
Speaker 1: we heard at the time. All right, time to go.
Speaker 1: I mean, this Talla Rico thing is amazing. May God
Speaker 1: bless protect each and every single one of you, your families,
Speaker 1: your loved ones. Love and gratitude my friends from being
Speaker 1: here with me and allowing me to be with you.
Speaker 1: God willing back for the I can't believe it's already
Speaker 1: Friday edition of both Snurley's Rush Hour. Until then, I
Speaker 1: bid you adieu by