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Speaker 6: Those by the student in nerdly, it's time.
Speaker 7: For the soul of excellents.
Speaker 8: He is a radio host here in New York.
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Speaker 9: You would never guess that it is the busiest travel
day on record here at atl but it is. Today
is expected to surpass the previous single day record of
one hundred eleven thousand that was back in May of
twenty twenty four. Today they're expecting one hundred and fifteen
thousand screenings. But the airport were now better equipped to
handle the crowds than it has been. TSA agents went
unpaid for more than a month and around forty percent
of them called out of work as a result. Now,
following an executive order, they've been paid and many of
them have returned. The TSA also still here getting help
from ICE agents. We've seen them working the security lines
this morning.
Speaker 10: I mean, the expectation was, what sixty thousand jobs and
it's one seventy eight.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Look, the job market bounced back in a big
way in March and that is good news, really blowing
away expectations.
Speaker 8: We didn't get a loss of manufacturing jobs. We got
a hit of fifteen thousand manufacturing jobs private sector jobs.
Get this, folks, one hundred and eighty six thousand, one
hundred eighty six hous of the estimate was for seventy thousand.
Speaker 11: All of those news reports coming today, my friends, on
this good Friday, welcome to both nebi's rush hour fastest
iur in American media. It is good Friday for those
of you observant. I hope that you are solemnly enjoining
the gratitude of the day. On this Easter weekend, so
much news to report, some of it concerning matters. I
do have other stories today that I would I hope
I have a chance to share with you that are
not front page news, but I find interesting. Nonetheless, let
us start with a story that I saw today. God
promise you you probably haven't seen this because it hasn't
made national news from most of the legacy. I found
it in a trade publication that I read the government
work subscribe to. And here is the headline of that article.
Forest Service to move headquarters out of DC, shutter regional
offices in sweeping overhaul the United States Forest Service. My friends,
and I know you pay attention to those are the
Smoky Bear people. Well, USDA, the United States Forest Service
is moving its headquarters out of Washington, d C.
Speaker 7: They're moving out.
Speaker 11: Of Washington, so they knew to some of these other
politicians around Washington. They're moving their headquarters out of Washington
and closing dozens of facilities across the country in a
move the agency said will streamline its work, but employees
are cautioning that moving the Forest Service out of DC
could lead to a mass exodus of staff. The Agriculture
Department agency it's in, it's part of the Agriculture is
going to move about two hundred and sixty employees to
its new headquarters in Salt Lake City, Utah. And they're
going to move another number of employees to be determined
into regional offices. All in all, twenty six hundred employees
will be shifted away from the capital into regional hubs
around the country. This has been telegraphed ever since the
Trevor administration came back in. They said they wanted to
move some of the bureaucracy out of Washington to the people.
Speaker 7: For instance, the Forest Service, are there huge.
Speaker 11: Forests that somewhere on the I know that there are parks,
that there are national parks. I know that there are
also places where there is land, federal government land, state
land that has that is forest dead. But when you
think of huge forest, do you think of huge forest
anywhere in Washington, d C? Do you think of huge
forest anywhere up and down on the East coast in
the heavily trafficked centers from the East coast, New York City,
huge forest Washington, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash Washington. No, yet, there
are twenty six hundred employes sitting in Washington, d C.
Managing the forest where there or no forests.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 11: Government executive reports this employees of the USDA have experienced
various stages of grief upon learning the news. According to
those who spoke to government executive on the condition of annanimity,
reactions range from crying.
Speaker 7: To anger to silence.
Speaker 11: One Midwest based employee said after the announcement, Washington, Washington
based employees will receive information about timelines for relocation in
coming days and weeks. But some of these people, twenty
six hundred managing forest, some of them are going to
be moved out of the capitol and there is gnashing
of teeth, there is crying, an upset because they're going
to their work is going to move them closer to
where there are forests for them to manage. You heard
the two soundbites we played, I'm assuming at the top
of the show regarding the jobs report. There is a
longer one that I would like to play from Nancy Lazar.
She's an executive, a global economic executive, and she was
on Fox Business, I believe, and she was talking about
this job report and what it means has cut six Carlos,
Let's take a listen to that, please, Nancy Lazaar on
Fox binis.
Speaker 12: What's encouraging in this report, and it was echoed earlier
this week with the ism and in construction spending in general.
We are getting goods producing back. So what excites me
about going forward is that we're going to get more
blue collar jobs, which we have needed more because obviously
we have a very very diverse population and not everybody
wants to go to college can go to college, and
so we need these trade jobs and they are coming back.
You're seeing that obviously in manufacturing again this month we
saw it. As I mentioned in the ism, we're not
only building data centers. We are also building new factories
and so that's going to be positive for construction jobs.
Speaker 4: So no question.
Speaker 12: Up until more recently, the labor market's been lopsided towards
the service sector, but that's where we've been.
Speaker 6: The question is.
Speaker 12: Where are we going. And I think we are going
to see more and more of these goods producing jobs,
which by the way, are good paying jobs, and so
I'm excited about Stephen Keeps mentions the weakness and the
labor force participation. I've been watching the primate labor force
participation and so what you've seen is as you're starting
to see more sectors of the job market increase employment,
seeing the prime age labor force participation grind higher. I
did not see what it did in the March report,
but it's been in a rising trend. It is historically high,
So no question we may have an issue with overall
labor force, but prime age is encouragingly been an a
rising trend because we are broadening out the labor market.
So I would say focus a little bit more on
goods producing jobs, construction and manufacturing. And also in this report,
we saw an increase in temp employment, and that is
such a reliable kind of good coincident indicator that companies
initially as they get more optimistic, hired people in the
tenth area. And so that also is a rising trend.
So I would look at this report as the glasses
half full.
Speaker 8: Okay, well no, and I'm glad that you said that.
By the way I could answer your question, Nancy, is
sixty one point nine was labor force participation. So that
number did come in. You know again it's a stronger number.
Speaker 11: So there you go. All in all the jobs report,
my friend, good news. I want to quickly shift Jamie Diamond.
We have two things from him. I think i'll hold
another one for tomorrow. Jamie Diamond has been talking. He
did an interview and I'll have to remember where it
was a little bit. He on the real estate people
leaving New York, people in New York. And I'm going
to tell you what I'm going to play right afterwards.
There's a journalist that does his own, you know, internet
show called Nate Friedman, and he did a Man on
the Street with a New York City school teacher. First,
I want to listen to Jamie Diamond, and then I
want you to listen to a person that is teaching
children in New York. Both things about the economy in
New York and taxes cut eight Jamie Diamond.
Speaker 8: Why are you buying more real estate in Mam Donnie's
Manhattan right now?
Speaker 6: All right, Well he wasn't. He wasn't. The mayor retorted,
restarted doing that Billy five years ago. But here's here's
a lesson.
Speaker 13: Is this lesson is true for companies, cities, states, and countries.
You got to compete. There's no divine rights to success.
Speaker 6: Just read the history books.
Speaker 13: So our head count of Manhattan when I got to
jpboorgan with thirty five thousand, and now it's twenty six thousand.
Our head count in Texas it is started at eleven
thousand and now is thirty three thousand.
Speaker 6: That's what happens.
Speaker 13: And you know, part of is the highest individual taxes, highest,
the state taxis highest, corporate taxes, anti business sentiment, you know,
And that's what happens. And you know, you could be
any ideologue you want, but that's the real world, and
people vote their feet and you can't get mad at them.
Speaker 6: You know, if you believe in a free.
Speaker 13: Country, if someone wants to move to Florida.
Speaker 6: That's their rights.
Speaker 13: And so yeah, if they make too many mistakes, you know,
the mayors, including Mayor Mndamie, should worry about police, hospitals, subways, sanitation, storms, healthcare, schools.
It's going to do a Democrats, Republicans, and ideology distorts reality.
Speaker 6: When it comes to something like that.
Speaker 13: So, but our building's great, We're still there.
Speaker 6: It's got some of the best people.
Speaker 13: But I think when I grew up as a kid
New York City, and you don't probably know this, there
were one hundred and twenty or the Fortune five hundred
headquarters there in.
Speaker 6: The nineteen seventies.
Speaker 13: Sixty one hundred and twenty left, including Exon, ge IBM,
United Union, Carbide.
Speaker 6: I mean, that's not what you want.
Speaker 13: And they're all going to Texas, you know, basically, or Nevada.
Speaker 7: Okay, And why are they leaving?
Speaker 11: You heard him talk about it, the taxes, the anti
business sentiment, all of it. Now let's turn to this
internet journalist I spoke of earlier, who was conducting a
man on the street interview with a New York City
school teacher who is unnamed. That's cut nine, And here
is that interview.
Speaker 14: What do you say to this folks to say, well,
if you tax millionaires, they are going to leave the city.
And the top one percent pays forty percent of the
taxes in the city. So what happens if they leave?
Speaker 7: What's your response, Well, that's what I would say.
Speaker 1: It's like we should take their business and we run
it like for like the city ourselves.
Speaker 14: So they take their business to Florida, you feel like
you can make it keep it.
Speaker 1: I mean, they can't leave the building. They can't like
just bring their whole entire workforce to Florida. Right, They
can't bring all of like the resources that they have
to like build the business here to Florida.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: That's that's a whole thing. And that's where you would
even say, like we're building a real movement right to
like stop that. We'd also like make it illegal for
them to like actually like leave, right, We would find
like find them the hell if they're going to try
to like abandon their property here, right, because clearly people
do need to work, right, people do need to like,
you know, make a living sauce.
Speaker 7: So that's Charles Barry. And while that might have been
one of the craziest.
Speaker 11: Okay, So that is a school teacher, and he did
mention his name. I didn't want to embarrass the guy
so like, so like we take their business, like they
can't like take all the things like this guy's a
school teacher. Like they can't like take all the resources
that they used to build their business and take them.
They can't like leave the building with Yes they can,
they can completely move, and you can't make it illegal
for people to move. You can punish them, like some
Blue states are now trying to do punish people that leave,
but ultimately you can't stop people from leaving. We should
just take their business. We should just take their business
and like run their business.
Speaker 7: He is.
Speaker 11: We'll just take your business. I mean, this is one
of the most idiotic, idiotic things. I'm not calling him
a name. I'm saying it's one of the most idiotic
things I've ever heard in my life. We'll just take
their business and run their business. Like they can't leave,
like they can't live. Yes they can, and not only
can they, they are leaving. He teaches school. It's a
scared he thought, this man teaches school. James Golden s thurdly,
it's now and keep it right here.
Speaker 8: Rush.
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Speaker 4: Sndly This is the Rush Hour with James Golden Rush.
Speaker 11: Oh, I think it's just just marvelous. You know, they're
already putting together the next budget. Did not through fighting
over the last one yet.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 11: In the next budget, President Trump is seeking a hundred
and fifty two million bukkarooneyes so that he can rebuild Alcatraz.
Now we knew that he wanted to rebuild Alcatraz. Now
he's put the number on it. They want one hundred
and fifty two million dollars to rebuild Alcatraz, which I say,
money well spent, Get on with it. In fact, you
can just take that one hundred and fifty two from
the money that will be saved from the fraud in
California and pay for the whole thing. Because every day
we're learning more and more millions in fraud have been spent.
Gavin Newsom keeps trying to blame everybody but himself. We're
gonna talk about that later hopefully too. And if we
don't get to it today, God willing to here tomorrow,
we'll talk about it then. But also, you know it
says Alcatraz is the articles in the hill today, the
most expensive prison. It was too expensive to operate, which
is why they said they closed it, and so you
need you're gonna need an operating budget on top of that.
I hope that I really want them to open up
Alcatraz again and make it the max Max, make it
super max Max, make it super max max, the most
max Max Supermax of all the Supermax's Alcatraz. And I
have a few suggestions as to who you might want
to send over there for a visit. Anyway, stay there,
don't go away, We'll be back.
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Speaker 11: James Goldan is surbly and we and then we got
on the Eddie Murphy thing and Carlos mentioned Shrek and
I had forgotten.
Speaker 7: Of course, you say, Shrek is what now? What now?
Speaker 15: Shrek is? They're releasing their fifth movie coming up on seven.
Speaker 11: Oh, this thing is still going on with this Shrek thing,
and t J Shop they are like, oh yeah, oh yeah,
oh yeah, Shrek best animated movie, best just Shrek. I
think I saw parts of the one. Isn't the thing
that he's with like this this woman monster?
Speaker 7: And he's like, not.
Speaker 15: The they're called augurs, but yes, uh huh.
Speaker 7: And then you said, and then only your Ben Daris.
Speaker 15: And Daniel is voicing the cat and Eddie Murphy is
voicing the donkey.
Speaker 7: And I'll see you again.
Speaker 11: I'm I'm lost because I didn't even I don't even
remember the storyline. So you got cats, you got donkeys.
So Eddie's the ass and Antonio's the puss in boots. Well,
I'm just saying, isn't that what these character is named?
Speaker 7: Puss in boots?
Speaker 11: And so you have Eddie Murphy's the donkey the ass
and which is what donkey is?
Speaker 7: It's that? And then you have the other one.
Speaker 15: And then you have Cameron Diaz as their female auger.
Speaker 7: Really and and.
Speaker 15: And the most surpassing for me, you have Julie Andrews
is Cameron Diaz's mom.
Speaker 7: Julie Andrews is in it.
Speaker 16: Julie Andrews from Super califragilistic xpialidocis.
Speaker 15: Yeah, the same Mary Poppins, Julie, Julie Andrews is still
kicking it. Oh man, I mean fifteen years ago, but yeah.
Speaker 16: That is wow. Yeah, super califragulistic, xpianodocious something something something
something somebody has halototious or something like that.
Speaker 15: I like the sound of music a little bit better.
Speaker 7: I the sound of music. Yeah.
Speaker 11: Okay, so back to the it's folks, it's Friday, so
please excuse but I had to catch up on this
because I don't follow. But you said Shrek was the
best animated movie ever made? Is the best? And I
asked this question that I got roundly from both sides,
Carlos on one side and TJ on the other.
Speaker 7: I said, well, have you seen the Incredibles? And they're
like yeah, but.
Speaker 11: They I thought the Incredibles. I mean, I don't watch
animated movies that much, but I said, was the Incredibles?
And I said, man, this movie is really good. But
I don't watch those kiddy those animated shows. And I
don't even do the toy toy movie with the Cowboy
thing and the Oh there is one movie that I saw.
Now you're just triggering me. I saw a movie that
was so it was about food. It was called what
his name is? Sausage something, Sausage Party or something.
Speaker 15: Where they're like, okay, yeah.
Speaker 11: That movie I was. I A friend of mine took
me to see that movie. She's like a goddaughter, and
she said, God, Daddy, let's go to the movies. This
was way back when that thing was out. So my goddaughter,
It's like, you know, I don't really want to go
to movies anyway, but my goddaughter was visiting. She's like,
can we go to the movies? So she said, where
do you want to go see? Let's go see Sausage Party.
I'm saying to my rolled my eyes, I'm like, what
the hell a sausage party?
Speaker 7: What the hell is this? I get in the movie
theater and I couldn't.
Speaker 16: I I between laughter and disgust at the whole thing.
It was like a wave of laughter followed by a
wave of disgust, followed by more waves of laughter, and
that movie. I was like, yeah, I don't know whether
I would recommend that movie.
Speaker 3: Then.
Speaker 11: If you haven't seen folks, especially those of you who
have cleaned moral upbringings, that's not a movie you want
to put on the top of your list. Okay, when
is this Shrek thing coming out?
Speaker 15: Seven? I think what next?
Speaker 11: Next year? Gotta wait a whole year for it. Okay,
all right, So I have a friend another friend who
sent me a text. I'm looking for it now as
I speak. Okay, he said this. We were texting each
other about Pam Bondy, and he happened us to know
Pam very well. He's a friend of Pam's. And he said,
you know, and he said, mark my words, a lot
of liberal women who've been ripping Pam for the last
couple of years are now going to call Trump a
racist and a chauvinist and a massagynist for firing a woman.
Mark my words. That's what he sent to me within
hours of the announcement that Pam Bondy had been removed
from her job. Cut fifteen. This is Hope Walls, the
daughter of Timmy Timmy Walls, former vice presidential candidate. That's
who it is.
Speaker 16: Cut fifteen and this is miss Hope Walls.
Speaker 17: It is no surprise that the high profile firings in
the Trump administration are not Pete head Seth or Cash Forttel,
but instead Christy Nome or Pam Bondy and I don't
even think I need to say why that is, but
I will because that's what this video is about. They're women.
They are women, and these mega women think that they're
the exception. They think they're different, They think they'll be
accepted by these men. But at the end of the day,
they're the ones that take the fall, that take the blame,
that get fired from their jobs for, you know, not
doing what the president wants, even though it's everybody right. Yeah,
I don't feel bad for them whatsoever. They knew what
they were getting into, but they always assume they're the exception,
and you know what they're not because they're women at
the end of the day, and that is the most
important thing to these people. So take this as a
learning opportunity. Mega women. Don't associate with these people. They
will throw you under the bus the second things get
tough at the expense your expense and everyone else is
going to be just fine, but you will be the
one getting over.
Speaker 7: So there you have it.
Speaker 11: Pam Bombi and Christine Olmore let go just because they're women.
Speaker 7: And Trey you were right.
Speaker 11: Anyway, Speaking of liberals and tds. We have another installment
of James Carville cut number one, the man that Rush
used to refer to as supping head serpent head. James
Carvill has another his I guess prognostications on the midterms. Here,
ladies and gentlemen, for your listening pleasure, is mister Carvill.
Speaker 7: This is me Trump.
Speaker 10: I'm gonna tell you if fat ask something, you're getting
ready to get the living crap kicked out of you.
You don't know because they haven't really told you.
Speaker 7: And let me tell you something.
Speaker 10: They're gonna they're gonna start breaking the news to you,
try kind of gently, and you're gonna sit there and
wonder what feels like to be pushing the mouth by
Mike Tyson. But you won't know, because it's quite one
thing to imagine what it's like to get punched in
the mouth by Mike Tyson. It's another thing to ask
you get punched in the mouth by Mike Tyson. And
that's what's gonna happen to you in November. Now, let
me tell you. But let's talk about your future, your
post November future. First, people are not gonna return your
phone calls. They're gonna correctly think yesterday. Yeah, they'll say, well,
he's got two years left, he can do damage. No
one gives about him. The Democrats are going to investigate
you to no end. I would like to introduce you
to the Center Sheldon White House, deep Rhode Island, because
it is a lot of people's view by the way,
and conson Jefferson Center Showman. They're going to go down
to the White House on November tenth, and then you're
gonna have some stiff photo of them sitting there talking
about collegiality in corporation. Believe that boot. Then they're gonna
start going after you. Then they're gonna start figuring out
where all the money's stolen. And then they're gonna go
after your stupid jack kids and their spouses in all
other booth you see, and they're gonna investigate out of you.
And then when it comes to this stuff you're doing
in Roun, I gotta tell you you're getting really, really,
really close to war crimes here. You're probably gonna cross
a lot. And the one thing that Democrats are going
to insist on in the twenty twenty eight election is
that if you're indicted by the international courts, and I
think I said, in the harbor, the Hague or somewhere
in the Netherlands, We're gonna protect your ass.
Speaker 7: I can protect you. Understand that.
Speaker 16: If you're getting died by the Hague, by the people
in the Netherlands, we ain't gonna pretend.
Speaker 11: Hey, James, do you see what he's doing? Did you
see what he did? And I'm not laughing about it,
because I don't. I don't laugh at death, even in
or even with people like this. But anybody looking that
has seen what has taking place in the last four weeks,
do you think that anybody's gonna be intimidated by a
bunch of self righteous leftists sitting over at the Hague
in the Netherlands.
Speaker 7: Are you serious?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 16: Man, James, Cargo's got a bad, bad, bad bad Before
we leave today, I want to play this again Friday.
Speaker 11: I'm just doing stuff that I wouldn't normally get to.
I saw a report from a local Fox station in
Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, where mayor's race is underway
right now. I just want you to just visualize what
you're hearing. This post office is a huge complex. It
looks to be not quite the size of the big
post office in New York. But it's a big post
office in downtown. This is in some world suburbs. And
where this is downtown, in the heart of the city
in Los Angeles at a post office. And that's where
this cut cut three. That's where this report comes from.
And try to visualize the things that you're.
Speaker 12: Hearing only on Fox eleven tonight, a US post office
overwhelmed by trash and homeless encampments. Fox Love is Matthew
Seedorf with more.
Speaker 18: It's unbelievable that this post office is even open. Customers
maneuvering around trash and homeless encampments. Images shocking. This is
the entrance to the post office right here, disturbing conditions
right outside this downtown LA post office somehow still open,
surrounded by trash, mounds of garbage flooding the parking lot,
old TVs, stripped copper wire, and rats.
Speaker 6: You know what it's like.
Speaker 18: Here work, some people living here for years, others months.
Speaker 6: So you don't know who are you talking to.
Speaker 8: You can't trusting that you really is it safe.
Speaker 18: Ariana Montero inviting us into her encampment inside a dog shelves,
a fan, even a refrigerator.
Speaker 7: How do you guys get power?
Speaker 18: Obviously this is a post office.
Speaker 8: As we're blessed that they haven't said anything.
Speaker 18: Right across the street is one of the busiest fire
stations in the city of La They say.
Speaker 7: Eighty percent of.
Speaker 18: Their calls are related to the homeless.
Speaker 7: Do you worry about your safety? It's crazy?
Speaker 18: Those are this group from Guatemala. They say help from
the city has been hard to find. Sea In a
statement to Fox eleven, council woman unit Sees Hernandez says
they've been monitoring the area with outreach and a cleanup
planned next week.
Speaker 3: I've just needed bus stops.
Speaker 15: I've been treated by.
Speaker 18: Men, but encampments and trash remain outside the post office
where some they want help.
Speaker 6: I'll jump on second, and they haven't done that.
Speaker 18: The councilwoman says they're going to be out here as
early as next week clearing it all up and offering resources.
Parting last League Matthew sed or Fox loven News.
Speaker 11: When I tell you that that place, folks, looks like
somewhere out of the Third World. It's the worst of
the slums, of the slums of a third world nation.
In downtown La been there for years. Women with a
refrigerator in her taint. James Golden is thurdly it's now
and keep it right here.
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pseudonym most Nerdly Rush Now yours James Golden.
Speaker 11: Wow, oh man. This is one of the most loved
of all the Temptation songs. Nineteen seventy one, On this day,
the Temptations have their second number one hit, considered to
be one of the signature songs for the Temptations. Also,
it was the final single where Eddie Kendricks and Paul
Williams were featured. Paul, of course, committed suicide. Later Eddigie
was left the group. David had already left the group,
so the big change was on the way from the
original five Temptations, but this turned out to be one
of their biggest hits ever in nineteen seventy one. Beautiful
Temptations at their best. We have to go, folks. May
God bless protect each and every single one of you,
your family, your loved ones, love and gratitude for your
being here with me, allowing me to be with you,
God willing, We'll be back early in the morning, seven
am Eastern Time for the Saturday Morning Extravaganza. This Saturday
Morning Vibe in the meantime acknowledging once again those of
you worshiping on this good Friday, twenty twenty six, Easter weekend.
I bid you, I do bye.
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