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Speaker 6: And Harri's just a little more color for you. We've
heard several Republicans on the committee point this out this morning.
There are no Senate Democrats inside of that hearing room
right now. There are several Democrats on that committee who
should be sitting in there, but they are not there.
You heard the witness mention that Senator Reuben Diego, Democrat
from Arizona, actually walked by us about fifteen minutes ago.
He saw the media cameras here and we couldn't tell
if he was joking or trolling or not, but he said, hey,
what's going on here? And his staffer said, I don't know,
and they walked past us. So he's on that committee.
He's not in the room, but we couldn't tell if
he was just joking or not.
Speaker 7: Yes, my friends, welcome the Wednesday edition of bos Nerbies
Rush Hour Fast. This our in American media is here
before you. That opening cut, I refer to a hearing
that was hell this morning. That's Senate Homeland Security Committee
meeting in Washington, DC. This begs old news, and I
apologize for that. Most of the time we deal with
day to day news that's happening. The news is breaking
the day, but the story is old. What is the story?
The story is about COVID. I know many of you
don't even want to hear anything else about COVID because
it was such a horrendous altering the lives of so
many people in this country in ways that today remain altered.
There are people who have changed. I'm one of them,
by the way, whose lives has been changed in terms
of the amount of travel that I used to do,
how I have to be careful in terms of whether
I want to go to crowded events. That thing almost
killed me. And there are people, many people, American citizens
who still suffer not reported often from something called long COVID,
which is they're still dealing with the after effects of it.
It changed public policy in this country in ways that
were criminal, I believe, and unconstitutional. Democrats were behind a
lot of those changes, which is one of the reasons
they didn't want to appear at this hearing today. And
this hearing today caused a bit of upset internally in
our government. The CIA and not only remember the last
time this has happened. The CIA issued a statement decrying
the hearings that were held today about the COVID leak
Cut fourteen. Let's listen to the Fox report that about
the tensions that this hearing caused.
Speaker 6: And I want to give you a little color that
we're getting from the CIA just now. They are not
happy with the way this hearing is going down. They
are accusing Senator Ran Paul and the Senate Homeland Security
Committee of quote, acting in bad faith in putting this
hearing together. They say, this witness in there isn't a whistleblower.
They say he hasn't sought any whistleblower protections. They said
he's in that room right now because the committee subpoenaed him,
compelled him to come in and testify. And the CIA
says they weren't given a heads up about this. The
committee didn't go through the proper channels, and they provided
Fox News a statement. It says, in part quote, the
committee acted in bad faith by subpoenaing an agency officer
for testimony today without notifying CIA, despite having already obtained
closed door testimony from the individual previously. The witness testifying
today is not appearing as a whistleblower in pursuit of
the truth, but instead in response to the subpoena issued
by Chairman Paul. This proceeding amounts to nothing more than
a dishonest political feater masquerading as a congressional hearing, as
the CIA has already assessed COVID nineteen most likely originated
from a lab league, and efforts to undermine that conclusion
are disingenuous. Well, Harris, As Senator Ran Paul was walking
into that hearing room this morning, again he chairs this committee.
I told him about that CIA statement, told him they're
accusing him of operating in bad faith. I asked him
to respond to that. Here's what he said. The CIA
says the committee acted in bad faith with this year,
and they just sent out a statement. Your response to.
Speaker 8: That, You know, I think transparency is good. I think
we overclassify everything. Congress passed a law to unanimously declassify
all of the COVID information. We all want to know
the truth.
Speaker 2: Where did it come from?
Speaker 8: Why has it taken so long for people to admit
to it? Now almost every agency admits that it did
come from the LAB, but they still have men forthcoming.
There's no reason of secrets on this. We want them
to obey the law. The CIA needs to obey the
law and they need to reveal the information.
Speaker 7: No, he's not the only one that was a little
bit upset from the committee because we also have a friend,
Ron Johnson, Senator Johnson from Wisconsin cut fifteen, responding to
the idea that the CIA released this document, that was
you rarely hear that the CIA targeting an American Senator
by name who sits on the committee, the Oversight Committee.
This is a committee that's responsible for oversight for the SAIA,
and they just went after him, no holds barred well.
Senator Ron Johnson had something to say about that too,
and here it is one point in one question.
Speaker 9: Just received this from Liz Lyon, the CIA Director of
Public Affairs. The committee acted in bad faith by subpoena
an agency officer for testimony today without notifying CIA, despite
having already obtained closed door testimony from the individual previously.
The witness testifying today is not appearing as a whistleblow
and pursuit of the truth, but instead in response to
this issued by Chairman Paul. This proceeding amounts to nothing
more than a dishonest political theater masquerading as a Congressional hearing.
As the CIA is already assessed COVID nineteen most likely
originated from the LAB leak, and efforts to undermind that
conclusion are disingenuous. I'm calling on CIA Director Radcliffe and
this person to apologize to Chairman Paul.
Speaker 7: And this committee. This is not political theater.
Speaker 9: I have years and years and years of built up
frustration of agencies like the CIA, Department of Justice, the FBI,
HHS snubbing our oversight, giving us the big middle finger.
Speaker 7: Now, what was so explosive that caused this hubub?
Speaker 2: What's his cause?
Speaker 7: This argument where you have the CIA openly attacking United
States senators that are tasked with their oversight. What about
this testimony was so egregious that it caused this massive
argument to spill out in public. Let us listen, my friends,
to a part of the person that the CIA was
obviously ticked off, that was subpoenaed and had to show
up and had to answer questions. His name is James
Erdman the third. He's a CIA operations officer. This you
know in the movies there was a CIA. This guy's
the CIA. He's an ops officer with the CIA. Cut thirteen.
CIA Operations Officer, James Erdman the third.
Speaker 10: Thank you for the complimentary introduction, and I appreciate the
committee's dedication to transparency and accountability.
Speaker 7: Don't sound like he's mad.
Speaker 10: I am a career CIA operations officer and as you mentioned,
I was on joint duty assignment at the Office of
Director National Intelligence, Director's Initiatives Group, or that did. Between
March twenty twenty five and April twenty twenty six, I
was responsible for leading the DIGS investigation into COVID origins,
anomalist health incidents, and unidentified anomalist phenomenon. I'm here today
to discuss the COVID cover up, the national security implications
associated with the DIGS investigative findings, and CIA refusal to
comply with lawful oversight, as well as how we remedy
these problems. Intelligence community leaders and senior analysts downplayed the
possibility that the COVID pandemic originated as a result of
a lab incident. AH motives are difficult to define given
the scope of the DIGS review. Intentional or not, the
IC's actions resulted in cover up, waste, cover resources, and
a failure to properly inform policymakers. Public health policy would
have been very different had the American public been made
aware that a virus from a lab in China was
going to serve as the foundation for an Emergency Use
Authorization MR and A products being mandated by the former administration.
Doctor Fauci's role in the cover up was intentional. Doctor
Fauci influenced the analytical process and findings by leveraging his
position to ensure the IC consulted with a conflicted list
of curated subject matter experts, public health officials, and scientists.
This included some of the authors of the paper The
Proximal Origin of Sar's CO two and other public health
experts who have been in his orbit for the last
twenty plus years. Some of the scientists were part of
the Biological Sciences Experts Group.
Speaker 7: Now, Folks, this is complicated, This is deep. This is
why the hubbub. This guy even sounded like he was
angry that he had to appear, but he nailed it.
What we were told about COVID was not the truth.
He is accused doctor Fauci of intentionally lying to the
American public. He has also said, and it went by
real fast, that everything would have been different if the
public had been told the truth, in cluding reaction to
the government mandating the vaccines. Folks, we are talking about
billions and billions and billions of dollars. We are talking
about the cover up which includes a lot, not just
to cover up on the what started COVID, but a
full scale cover up from the top, and that goes
into everything about how people were treated, because remember we
were all told we didn't know how this could have been.
It happened in a wet market, It just got out there.
Let me tell you something. This is huge and what
we see are seeing now is a battle inside the
government to minimize the damage that was that occurred to
America with lies told by your government and high about
COVID and about stuff they knew even then. This is
major and there should be a lot more on this
coming out, But we have to take a break. It's rare,
ladies and gentlemen that we dedicate our music breaks. But
you know, Debbie do Haam, Dear Debbie Kochie Doham, yesterday
was upset with me because I played a bit from
Baraki Sellers and Baraki Sellers. He was on CNN. We
played it, told of fellow columns, don't be a diic, okay,
and I read it verbatim and I got scolded for it.
I shouldn't be using that kind of language. And we
had a conversation after the show about it, and she
reiterated that she did not appreciate me using that terminology
on this program. And I take that very seriously. You know,
I don't want to offend anybody, so I want to
I want to dedicate our first musical selection to my
word police, Debbie do Hane. The citation, my friends, is
this today is the birthday of Magic Dick, who plays
harmonica with the American rock band the Jay Giles Band.
This was their big hit in nineteen eighty two, went
to number one on the chart Centerfold and once again
Magic Dick. That's his name. I didn't name him. Apparently
his parents or someone did. So, Debbie Douhane, you are
listening to. You are appreciated, you are loved, as we
all together honor Magic Dick, whose birthday is today. Don't
be a Dick.
Speaker 1: Rush.
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Hour with James Golden, entertaining and informative.
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Speaker 5: James Golden known popularly as both Nerdly.
Speaker 7: This is the Rush Hour with James Golden. Yes, I
heard from Debbie during the break. She didn't appreciate the
dedication apparently, but she likes Bruno Mars, so we'll play
a little Bruno for her and no more references today
of the musician Magic Dick, and we'll look for that
new She says, Bruno has a new a new song
that we should be playing. Well, I just might, so
we'll look for it. I like Bruno Mars too.
Speaker 9: Folks.
Speaker 7: This deal with the CIA, this is big deal. This
goes to everything. At the time, you know, remember the
Democrats were attacking Donald Trump, and when Donald Trump was
talking about China and they're role Fauci was out working
against the President of the United States and using his
position to discount it. Everything that we were told about
the origins of this disease were a lie. And the
Democrats were hounding people off social media. They were censoring doctors,
people were being fired from their jobs from time to
trying to tell the truth. They put all kind of
mandates on citizens of this country for bade them from
going to church. They changed the entire society over what
was lies. And they're still trying to cover up the lies.
And now, regardless of what else you may think about
Ram Paul, Ram Paul Murkowski, Susan Collins, today the three
of them voted against the residents war efforts in Iran.
Regardless of what you think about Rand Paul on any
number of things, he has been steadfast and right on
what was happening with COVID, and he's been demanding from
day one that doctor Fauci be held accountable.
Speaker 2: This is egregious.
Speaker 7: The intelligence community, with doctor Fauci's help, lied to America
about COVID and your lives were impacted. And guess what
people died as a result. And this goes into vaccines
and everything else. Don't go away, folks. We got a
lot of the Rush.
Speaker 4: Hour with James Golden entertaining and informative on the Red
Apple podcast network.
Speaker 5: Sure, James Golden, known popularly as most Nerdly, this.
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Speaker 6: Rush you want to throw how fired for costs over run?
Speaker 1: How's that different than your ballroom?
Speaker 3: And so what happened is we have a ballroom that's
under budget.
Speaker 1: It's going up right here. I've doubled the size of.
Speaker 3: It because we obviously need that, and we're right now
on budget, under budget and ahead of stairs.
Speaker 1: I double the size of it. You dumb person. You
are You are not a smart person.
Speaker 7: I was the president from the White House long before
taking off to go to China yesterday. That's caused some upset.
Everything he does causes upset a boy, James Golden starting
with you here. Now that reporter at haranguing the president
at about the ballroom. They've been in recent days. You know,
the cost of the reflection pool has gone up that
overlooks the Washington Monument and it's just so beautiful, and
it's been in a state of disrepair and complete. They
had I think the Trump President Trump said they had
to take like fourteen garbage trucks of garbage out of
the thing. It was so nasty and disgusting, and it
has been it has been a disaster for decades since
Obama's time, perhaps even before Obama, it has not been
in working order. The president's fixing it. He has been
beautifying Washington, DC. And this reporter at questions him about
the ballroom, which is going to benefit every president, every
administration from this point on once it's complete, and it's
going to have some security enhancements for the White House
in it, and she's haranguing him about that. Well, Jake Tapper,
an NPR host debt Aisha Rascoe didn't take kindly to
him because the reporter rat who kept haranguing him about
this that he called dumb. Well, you'll hear why this
is Jake Tapper and NPR's Aisha. Jake Tappers shaking his
head like he can't believe Trump said that.
Speaker 11: Before he left for China. Today he took questions from reporters.
I want to play in exchange he had with a
reporter from ms NOW. I should note happens to be
a female reporter. Happens to be a female reporter of color,
A reporter from ms NOW who asked him about the
White House ballroom construction and the cost of it, all the.
Speaker 3: Size of it, because we obviously need that, and we're
right now on budget, under budget and ahead of skins.
Speaker 1: I double the size of it, you dumb version. You
are not a start, I mean.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 13: And I should say, like, yes, reporters can report, they
can do stories that politicians don't like. It's not that
we have no power at all. But in that situation,
when someone's calling you dumb, the reporter can't say back
to the president where you're dumb too, or whatever. They
may feel right like, it's very one sided, right like
he's insulting people in a very personal way and they
can't really fight back, which.
Speaker 11: Kind of seems like a bully he also does seem
have a predilection for taking on women and color, and we.
Speaker 13: Saw it over and over again when I was at
the White House. So many women of color from April
Ryan to Abby Phillips and others who were you know,
personally attacked, and some of them a lot of them
got threats and all sorts of things. So it's not
just himself, things like and oh, you know, stick and
stones may break my bones, like people actually do threats
on some of these reporters.
Speaker 14: It's serious and it's also a deflection. I mean, the
reality is the cost overruns on the ballroom, the reflecting pool,
all that is adding up, and it's one of the
many factors that people are sort of calculating in there.
So that issue is not going away, particularly when the
Senator is going to either vote or not on spending
taxpayer dollars on the ballroom that he said wasn't going
to be a fund of that way, So absinthe insults,
which he's always going to have the substance of. This
is a problem for Trump, Yeah, which is maybe why
he was he was bonding the way he did.
Speaker 7: Okay, a few things Donald Trump does not single out
black reporters. You know what he does with them, He
treats them equally. If you know if Donald Trump is
who has it? Donald Trump insulted? I mean, is there
a if you get under his skin, he comes at you, period.
Jake TAPPEROT. And he's insulted Jake Tapper. He's insulted many
members of the Washington Press Corps who are partisan TDS victims.
And instead of their bias reporting that, he just lets
it go with their bias framing of questions. He comes
back at them. Now he doesn't do what a lot
of other people Republicans have done with just if they're black. Oh,
you better not say something because they'll call me racist.
Oh my gosh, I'm getting the text that wasn't called
for calling people dumb, etc. Is ridiculous. Okay, it's not
what necessarily you would do. But you're not under attack
all the time. These people in the press corps have
framed stories to try to put this man in jail
and here his family. They have been on NonStop attack
since twenty sixteen, twenty fifteen. They have been attacking him.
And you know what, he's ti it and he's done
with it. And so he calls him dumb, he calls
them stupid, he calls them all kind of names. Youah,
a dumb person, So what grow up? I don't believe
in name calling. But at the same time, oh enough already.
But everything has to be racist, Everything has to be racial.
And you get this woman up here from NPR. You
people have caused more harm and had more people threat
with your false reporting. Moving on, time is running. I'm
not gonna spend all day on this. And by the way,
the money that's being spent on these things is significantly
less than what Congress waste in fraud in Minnesota or
in Columbus, Ohio. The story we did yesterday, there's more
fraud going on the course more. Why isn't everybody upset
about that? Why isn't anybody up said about the multi
billions that have been wasted on this dumb train to
nowhere out in California. So all this energy because he's
beautifying something that's real. It's just unbelievable. Speaking of which
I wanted to bring to your attention, ladies and gentlemen,
a discussion that happened and I can't play the law
between Cat Patel and Chris Van Holland cut seventeen. At
a hearing today, you want to talk about name calling,
let's go here we go, cut seventeen.
Speaker 15: So you agree Director Patel that if one of your
agents was unable to perform his or her duties because
of excessive drinking, you would need to take corrective or
discipline her action. You agree with that statement, We.
Speaker 12: Would implement the inspection review process, just like these other
agencies have their own internal investigations, and complete that review.
Speaker 15: As I said in my opening remarks, I really don't
care about your personal life so long as you are
able to perform your public and official responsibilities, which are
awesome responsibilities. Multiple reports, including reporting by the Atlantic, have
alleged episodes of excessive drinking, unexplained absences, and behavior that
concern current and former FBI and DOJ officials. You have
publicly denied those allegations and filed a defamation lawsuits. So
today's you testify before Congress is your testimony that those
allegations are categorically.
Speaker 12: False, unequivocally categorically false.
Speaker 15: So there have been no occasions during your tenure when
FBI personnel were unable to promptly reach you.
Speaker 12: Absolutely not. You can ask my entire workforce. They hear
from me at every single hour of the day, as
do these great gentlemen here, as do the men and
women of the interagency and state and local law enforcement
in the White House.
Speaker 15: And so there have been no occasions when your security
details difficulty waking or locating you. Is that right?
Speaker 12: No, if it's a total force, I don't even know
where you get this stuff. But it doesn't make it
credible because you say so.
Speaker 15: I'm not saying it, Director Patel. It's been written and documented.
Speaker 2: You are literally saying it.
Speaker 15: No, I'm saying that these are reports, Director Patel.
Speaker 12: Unlike, unlike yours reports, the only person that was slinging
margaritas in the Salvador on the taxpayer dollar with a
convicted gang banging rapist was you know, the only person
that ran up a director thousand dollars bar tab in Washington, DC.
Speaker 6: Has the lobby dear you.
Speaker 16: In this room, allegation drinking on tax pair dime during
the day.
Speaker 15: Director Patel, Come on, these are serious allegations that were
made against you.
Speaker 16: Are filed you drinking Margarita's with a gang Actually just
supposed to show you running a seven thousand dollar bar
tab at the lobby bar, but has been filed by
your own office during the day.
Speaker 17: That's you.
Speaker 12: This is an ultimate example of a poker chairman. I
will not be tarnished by baseless allegation.
Speaker 1: Let me for the media the fact.
Speaker 7: Now, by the way, this is an old Democrat game.
They find in front of me. The Atlantic is a
bunch of leftists and just like you have this other
one that they all, the one that attacks the Supreme Court,
this pro Pubic Hair or whatever the name of that,
or pro Pubica or pro pubic hair that always comes
up with these smear jobs on the Supreme Court. So
the leftis have their favorite attack dog media. They put
some story in there that is of questionable and there
are questions being raised of these legitimate reports, not Patel
suing these people saying this. But then you you plant
these articles in these leftist rags, and then you the
Senators come out and cite the leftist rags as if
they are credible news organizations and then start trying to
whip up public sentiment against people. This is an old
political trick and it's done time and time and time again.
And let me be fair and honest, it is not
just Democrats to do this with left wing rags. The
right wing does it too with right wing rags, where
they'll start something on the leftist and then try to
blow it up into a major story. This is something
that is in our political system. However, since the right
doesn't have nearly the media operation that the left does,
it happens more often in right. The right wing alternative
media is still in its infancy. They don't have the
hold on the American public like these big institutions on
the left do. So we have that, all right. We have,
by the way, the clip of the day coming up.
Make sure you stick around for that. Before we get off.
I want to just move on to one other thing
here that we have time for today, and that has
cut two Hakeen Jeffries. Yes, it is still going on,
my friends, that angst over the elements.
Speaker 17: So Susan del Benet said earlier today, we're gonna win
back control of the House, and the big fight will
be what happens in between twenty twenty six and twenty
twenty eight. Because we know this unprecedented assault on black
political representation, the likes of which we have not seen
since the Jim Crow era. The Ghost of the Confederacy
has afflicted the United States Supreme Court majority and is
an invading and haunting the nation right now. And we
take that seriously, and we know it's going to continue,
which is why Democrats are committed to launching a decisive
and overwhelming response in advance of the twenty twenty eight
election to ensure that it's the American people who are
the ones who get to decide who's in the majority
in the House, who's in the majority in the Senate,
and ultimately, in twenty twenty eight, who gets elected as
the next President of the United States of America.
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, the ghost of the Confederacy, that would be
the Democrat Party. They were the original Confederacy. They are
the Confederacy now period, and they're going up against American
law every time, on every occasion that they can. We'll
be right back, folks, with the Clip of the day
and with more. Don't go away.
Speaker 4: The Rush Hour with James Golden. It's the Rush Hour
with James Golden. Now yours James Golden.
Speaker 7: My friends. The Clip of the Day comes in two parts.
Two statements by the mayor of Lost Angelus, Karen, She's
a Karen Karen Bass. Here is Karen Bass upset about
the viral ads that her opponent is running against her,
Spenser Pratt's viral ads.
Speaker 18: But what's worrying me now is that his social media
as now taking on a violent turn. And that worries
because when you do that, and when your messages are
so hateful, are when you demonize people, then you do
provoke people who are unstable, and you can jeopardize people's safety.
Speaker 2: You mean, like the throwing of the tomatoes, well.
Speaker 18: The throwing of the tomatoes which look like blood, or
drowning me and the governor in a reservoir. But there's
also other violent scenes and so I've noticed that it's
taking on a violent trend.
Speaker 7: Ladies and gentlemen, those ads were hysterical and they took
off of superhero movies. May ask you a question, what
city does she represent? Los Angeles? What is in Los Angeles? Hollywood?
Can you think of an industry that has produced more
images of violence than the Hollywood industry over the past
decad Does anybody know what the killed body count was?
If you add up, just for instance, all the John
Wick movies, what's the body count? If you look at
the boys I don't know whether you've seen that or not.
You will see things in that episode that you thought
you would never see in your life, including images of
people of a person crawling into the rectal orifice of
another human being. All this stuff comes out of Hollywood,
and she has never, I bet in her career, ever
talked to Hollywood about the violence that they have inflicted
on the world and what it does to people. But
a political add against her, Oh my goodness, all of
a sudden, she's trying to wave the flag of oh,
this is too violent to look at Meanwhile, Part two,
Karen Bass, this is running for the mayor for her
re election. One of her big issues apparently.
Speaker 18: How many people are on housed that you meet have
no teeth at all. They don't have teeth.
Speaker 2: Why because meth wrots your teeth. You can't succeed without teeth.
Speaker 18: So there needs to be comprehensive healthcare provided to people.
Speaker 7: So Karen Bass, reelect me and I'll make sure that
the meth had to lost their teeth have teeth at
your expense. Never mind trying to get them off meth
or clean up our city. We'll just make sure they
have new teeth that they can then ride out all
over again, and she wants to know why. Viral adds
a going viral mocking her her policies. My friends, we
leave you today with the music of the one, the only,
the great, the iconic, the legend Stevie Wonder, who was
born on this day in nineteen fifty. Steve Land Marris
developed into one of the most creative musical figures of
the twentieth century.
Speaker 2: Is right.
Speaker 7: And when he turned twenty one, even though he had
earned thirty million bucks, Motown gave him his cut. You
know what, it was one million out of the thirty
million he had owned. We gotta go. May God bless
protect each and every single one of you, your families,
your loved ones. Love and gratitude for your being here
with me, my friends, and allowing me to be with you,
God willing. We are back tomorrow for the Thursday edition
of Boston Everleis rush Hour. Until then, I did you
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