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Speaker 1: A year ago.
Speaker 6: It was unheard of for a sitting American president to
file a lawsuit against the news out left. This never
happened before until President Trump returned to office for a
second term. But now this year he has sued the
Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, and as of
this morning.
Speaker 1: The BBC.
Speaker 6: So he is charting a new course, trying to take
his war against the news media to court. And it's
going to be very difficult for him to do so,
but he's trying anyway. Even if these lawsuits are just
PR stunts, he is getting the headlines he wants.
Speaker 7: Yeah, uh huh, they're not just stunts. Welcome my friends,
the Tuesday edition of bossair Lee's Rush Hour Fastest hour
in American Media. President suing Nons to the lawsuit. We
knew this was coming. I think it's ten billion dollars.
I mean, yeah, it would bankrupt the BBC. But and
it's going to be difficult. But Brian Steltzer has a point,
and the point was nobody no American president has ever
look the mainstream press in America and worldwide, but mostly
in America, has been can we use in that nice
word screwing over Republicans? I really want to say another
word it's the synonym, but it's an unforgivable word. According
to the FCC.
Speaker 1: They have been.
Speaker 7: Screwing over Republican presidents since there were Republican presidents. Maybe
not Abraham Well they did Abraham Lincoln too, but it wasn't. Yes,
the the mainstream press, all of it, the apparatus of
the mainstream press. You go back and you tell me
one Republican president in modern history that has gotten favorable
coverage from the mainstream press. They use the same tactics
every single one. I don't care whether it was eisen
The only one they kind of laid off a little
bit was Eisenhower. But even then those are gentler times.
But you go back, Look what they did with Nixon.
Look what they did with Bush forty one. Look what
they did with Bush forty three. Look what they have
done with Donald Trump, which has just been unconscionable. Look
what they did with Jerry Ford after Nixon. And look
what they've done to the vice president. Look what they
do to the nominees. It is the same story, over
and over and over again. Look what they do to
Republican speakers of the House. Look what they do to
Republican Senate leaders. You name me one Republican in power
that has gotten favorable cur The only Republicans they like
are the Republicans that stand up and argue that their
own party sucks, like John McCain until he ran for president,
and then they went on the warpath against him too.
He thought he was gonna be buddy buddy with because
he trashed Republicans on the regular basis. And what did
they do to McCain once Once McCain even came out
during the Obama I will never forget this, some guy
on his staff introduced Barack Obama as using his name,
and Obama used to talk about it. Obama would come
out and say, Barack Obama. That's a funny name for
they name, but people blah blah blah. So some guy
in McCain's campaign trail called him Barack Hussein. Obama and
McCain had a and he thought that would ingratiate. I
guess the liberal press to his They hated his guts
when he started running for president. Everything they could destroy him.
So what separates Trump? Trump is the first Republican, let
alone president, but the first Republican president in history to
stand up to the press with a middle finger and
say you too, you too. And by the way, here's
how you here's how you totally butchered the news the
news to try to hurt me, and I'm suing you
for it. And as a result, some members of the
mainstream press are helping to pay for his presidential library
with the results of the lawsuits. As Joe Biden's story
this week, Joe Biden can't even raise enough money to
put together a decent presidential library. His donors have gone cold.
They didn't even want a Joe Biden library. So, I mean,
there you go. Day two yesterday, I was so upset.
I'm still upset as more and more details of the
story come out.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, Trump is boy.
Speaker 7: He is taking a heat from all quarters on the
stuff that he said about Rob Reiner.
Speaker 1: And you know what's happened to he doubled down. He
doubled down.
Speaker 7: He was talking to reporters talking about Rob Reiner and
just said he was bad for the country. I mean,
they're on five alng fire over this right now. If
you look on social media, you would think that. And
I like the response by the way that some people
are taking. There are people that are being really caustic saying,
you know, Rob Reiner never said anything mean about anybody,
and then people are posting up literally they're compiling pages
of his social media post and using that as a response.
But none of that, none of that negates the fact
that what happened was so horrible that it still defies belief.
We have learned since yesterday that Rob Reiner and his
wife were found in bed, in their bed.
Speaker 1: They may have been sleeping.
Speaker 7: When it is so grisly, I can't even I can't,
I still can't wrap my arms around it. Their son
has hired a famous defense attorney, Alan Jackson, to represent him.
He says the attorney that the younger Reiner has not
been medically cleared to show up in court, and mister
Bond has weighed in. Mister Bond, Eisenhower was the last
Republican that The New York Times endorsed one sidedly biased
The New York Times. Since there have been forty eight states,
Eisenhower the last Republican, And who was going to stand
up and say that the hero that saved America in
World War Two, our hero, one of our many heroes.
We had so many, But one cannot argue that Dwight D.
Eisenhower's role was so pivotal in not only all the
logistics running the logistics of the multi national Allied forces
as a supreme Allied commander, but the way that he
managed that D Day invasion. So New York Times, even
though they hated Republicans, probably then too. We're not going
to go up against General Eisenhower. That's the last one anyway.
The Obamas said. Michelle was on that ABC Late Night
thing and said she and her husband had planned to
see Rob Reiner and his wife Michelle on the day
that they were found dead, and Michelle Obama said they
were not deranged or crazed. I guess she was responding
to President Trump's said he was a deranged person. What
They've always been a passionate people when there's not a
lot of courage going on. Well again, yesterday, I read
some of the things that he said in the past,
and I don't want to revisit that today. So a
lot to do today. I very rarely play lengthy, lengthy,
lengthy sound bites, but there is one today that I
am going to play from a guy that I go
back and forth with that is representative Mike Lawler from
New York. Mike Lawler has his undies in a wad
because the House of representa it is, is not repeat not
going to take up the issue of the Obamacare subsidies.
Mike Johnson said, it's not even coming to a vote,
not gonna do it, not putting it up for a vote.
And boy, oh boy, they are just just livid. Let's see,
Uh there's a oh ooh, somebody just sent me another
one of those I was talking about all of those
tweets that mister Ryer, the late mister Ryder said, and
at one point, you know, Mike rob Ryder said, until
Trump goes to prison, he would no longer be posting
on Twitter. He has it with the insults and put
downs f all of you maga a holes. Now, look,
stop sending me those things because I'm trying to be
in a good space. It is a horrible space, actually,
but I'm trying to at least handle it with some
degree of decorum. This thing is really upset me. All
of this this past weekend. I really did feel depressed
after looking at the news with what happened at Brown University.
Still that guy's still on the loose. Whoever did that.
What happened in Australia today we learned an MIT professor
got shot dead somewhere up in Boston. No rhyme reason
for that. What happened at Bondy Beach was just still
incredibly difficult to wrap your arms around. And to me
still I just keep going over in my brain, what
kind of human being takes the life of his loving
parents and does it in such a horrific fashion. I don't, Mike,
my brain will not.
Speaker 1: Say.
Speaker 7: I can't stop thinking about that. What has to be
going on in your brain, in your head, in your
soul to be able to do something like that and
when they're sleeping. I mean, it's just horrific. It is
just terrible.
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Speaker 7: All right, So we discussed Mike Lawler. He is really upset.
This is Mike Lawler from the House floor. And yeah,
for forty three.
Speaker 8: Days the Democrats shut down the government and they said
it was over the issue of the ACA premium tax credits.
I went and confronted Leader Jeffries and I asked him
to sign on to a one year extension.
Speaker 1: He refused.
Speaker 8: When the government finally opened, I and a number of
my Republican and Democratic colleagues sat down in good faith
to negotiate an extension of the ACA premium tax credits
with forms because we recognized that this system as designed
is not working, that Obamacare is not actually reducing health
care costs in America, and in fact, since it took effect,
healthcare premiums have risen by ninety six percent. But we
understood that to allow the premium tax credits to expire
would hurt the American people, and so we sat down
and negotiated, and we came up with several plans and
compromises along the way to ensure not only that there
was an extension, but that we did eliminate fraud, that
we did hold the insurance companies accountable, that we did
actually start to reduce cost We have put those bills
forward on the floor in two separate discharge petitions. Eleven
Republicans have signed on to those discharge petitions. Now, why
is that necessary? Because House Republican leadership will not allow
a vote.
Speaker 1: It is idiotic.
Speaker 8: And shameful, and so we have been forced to sign
on to two discharge petitions, and yet my Democratic colleagues
will not join us. But for those that were at
the negotiation table, the Democratic leader will not release his
members to sign those two discharge petitions. Why because he
doesn't actually want to solve the problem.
Speaker 1: He wants the issue.
Speaker 8: He wants the issue, which is precisely why Senator Schumer
put a three year clean extension on the Senate floor
that was doomed to fail because it doesn't have bipartisan compromise.
This place is disgraceful. Everybody wants the upper hand, everybody
wants the political advantage. They don't actually want to do
the damn work. Ooh, this problem could be solved today.
If everybody who says they care about extending this signs
the discharge.
Speaker 1: It could be solved today.
Speaker 8: And we could say the leadership on both sides a
pox on both your houses. Both of you are failing
this country, both of you are failing this institution, and
move the bill forward. So the challenge I have for
every one of my colleagues is put the party crap
aside and sign the damn discharge today. If you want
this vote to move, if you want to extend these subsidies.
Speaker 1: If you want to make.
Speaker 8: Sure that the American people's healthcare premiums don't skyrocket, then
go sign the discharge now, because we all understand one thing.
You need two eighteen here and you need sixty in
the Senate. We saw the three year extension with no reforms.
Speaker 1: Fail last week. So to just say that.
Speaker 8: We're going to hold out and wait to see if
four Republicans sign the three year extension that you know
is destined to fail in the Senate is a failure
of leadership and responsibility. So Leader Jeffrey, come down to
this floor, sign the discharge and show real leadership.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, guess what not gonna happen? Not now, Not now.
I'm not saying that Mike Lawler didn't make some good
points here, because in my mind, he made a few
very good points.
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Speaker 1: Fill up. You are playing? Do you know what this is?
You're playing? Yeah, bo I know what this is that
I'm playing? Uh huh.
Speaker 7: It's a song that has gotten quite a lot of stirred,
a lot.
Speaker 1: Of anger among the me too generation.
Speaker 9: It starns some anger in the studio right now. I'm
not happy I'm playing it, but.
Speaker 1: Here we are.
Speaker 7: So back in nineteen twenty eighteen, the height of Me Too,
every man was accused of doing everything he's ever done
being dragged out, and some of it wasn't nice, and.
Speaker 1: Some people lost their jobs.
Speaker 7: Anyway, The Mitchel Ladies decided that this song was horrible
because in the lyrics, at one point, the woman asked, Hey,
what's in this drink? He's trying to get her to
day she wants to go, but she's singing along with them.
Speaker 9: Do you like this song, Philip, I am not a
big fan of this song. I think it's pretty pretty bad.
Speaker 1: Why you know what it is?
Speaker 9: It sounds like I don't want to listen to a
couple argue, and I don't want to listen to it
in theatrical form either. I don't want a symphony behind
an argument, you know. So that's what I feel like
I'm listening to with this song. Are they arguing with
just just the art of persuasion? He's really trying to persuade,
really trying to persua sounds like an argument. They're cutting
each other off, not on each other, finish, it's it's
it's not for me, man, it's And I also don't
like Christmas music, fellow, there's plenty of people out there
fill up.
Speaker 7: You don't, so you don't. You don't play Mariah Carrey
when you go home at night and Nat King Cole's
you know, chestnuts roasting on your.
Speaker 9: It's not not on much Spotify, not on my Apple Music,
never in rotations for me.
Speaker 1: Yes, ladies, are you single? Still? Are you? Did you
ty the not to?
Speaker 7: I'm just asking it if you don't have to answer,
if I'm invading your privacy.
Speaker 1: You don't want lawsuits. I don't think anyone's gonna assume me. No,
I'm single. I'm single.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I wonder why I'm uh mystery at all of us, Phil,
I got to tell you the truth.
Speaker 1: I'm the biggest fan of Christmas music. But I mean
I like some of it. I like some of it.
Your favorite one, your favorite Christmas song?
Speaker 7: I have two now, King Cole's The Christmas Song is
one of my favorite songs Donnie Hathaway and we have
it here this Christmas. I like This Christmas by Donnie
Hathaway and uh Manheim Steamroller Silent Night is one of
my favorites too. Manheim Steamrollers Silent Night brings me to tears.
It's just such a beautiful rendition of it. This was
one of my favorites since I was a kid. This
is like Donny Hathaway's big Christmas thing and yeah it's
got you know that kind of like happy happy thing
going on. I'm not happy. God to be happy, man,
don't don't be. I mean, Christmas is.
Speaker 9: Cool, but the music I think is a bit corny.
Speaker 1: You know it's corny. It's a bit corny.
Speaker 7: Why don't you make you know, AI, you can make
your own Christmas music.
Speaker 9: Or maybe I'll make my own Christmas album.
Speaker 7: That would be I would I would buy one just
to hear what you come up with.
Speaker 1: For sure, he'll tell you the truth. Oh yea yeah,
I could get creative. I could make you some fun stuff.
Speaker 7: Yeah, thank you very much. That little taste of Christmas
here as we approach the holiday season, Ladies and gentlemen,
have you ever wondered how Jeffrey Epstein made all this money.
I've been asking that question for I don't know, ten
fifteen years.
Speaker 1: The guy was a teacher in New York City.
Speaker 7: And all, and it's like then he becomes a billionaire,
and not only a billionaire, very well connected political billionaire.
Well today in the New York Times, how about Don Henley.
Speaker 1: Bells will be ringing? Who sent me? That was that?
Speaker 7: Lady Benedict? How about Don Henley? Bells will be ringing?
How about it?
Speaker 1: What? How about it? Lady Benedict? You know what? Also?
You know what? Also? I like to and this is standard.
Speaker 7: I don't know which version of it is, but Handel's Messiah.
Every time you think phil you think Philip might like
Don Henley bells will be ringing. Okay, we'll see anyway,
Princess Diana, if you happen to go through this eighteen
page article, that's what it prints out to, The untold
story of how Jeffrey Epstein got rich today in the
New York Times.
Speaker 1: I believe.
Speaker 7: It's amazing to me. What is more amazing is that
this guy was at the epicenter of Democrat money for years.
We never saw this story when all the stuff came
out about Epstein Pedophile Island. We never saw this story
when it looks like, by the way, James Comer is
after Bill and Hillary Clinton to testify and there is
a battle going on about that. Why is it that now?
Only now we're getting the inside story of Jeffrey. And
here's the sub headline, just so you know where this
is going. The untold story of how Jeffrey Epstein got rich, scams, schemes,
ruthless cons The untold story how Jeffrey Epstein got rich?
Why was it untold until now? I haven't read the
whole thing because it takes too much time. I had
to read other things like there Is and Princess Diana
and this one too. Maybe we can talk about this
one on the weekend. Princess Diana the underrated factors limiting
the power of a blue wave next year in political
political is trying to warn everybody off on thinking that
there could be a huge blue wave.
Speaker 1: Okay, another story of interest today from Folks Neews.
Speaker 7: FBI doubted probable cause from mar A Lago raid, but
pushed forward amid pressure from Biden doj that marro Lago
rage and everybody at the time said, we don't get this,
we don't get this. How is this happening? Well, the
FBI itself did not believe they had probable cause to
raid Donald Trump's Mara Lago home in twenty two, but
they were pressured from Biden's Justice Department and official there.
I don't give a damn about the optics. This was
a basically we all knew this was a get Trump mission,
especially since the president has the unilateral power to decide
what documents are classified in not classified. That's just part
of the law. Democrats still raising hell over drug dealers,
drug cartels. There's a there is not a criminal element
that is too horrific for Democrats to say, yeah, we
won't support that. If they think they can get some
leverage on Trump, including these Narco drug dealers. So we're
not going to listen to the whole thing because I
can't take two and a half minutes of chuck you Schumer,
but cut fourteen Chuck U Schumer. Today at a presser
in the Capitol Okay, good morning, Look, okay, good morning.
Speaker 11: I reiterate and learn how to of Secretary Hegseth in
front of all hundred Senators that he allowed every senator.
Speaker 1: To see every.
Speaker 11: Unedited version, the unedited video of what happened on September two.
Speaker 1: He refused.
Speaker 11: The administration came to this briefing empty handed. That's the
major question that we face. And if they can't be
transparent on this, how can you trust their transparency on
all the other issues swirling about in the Parisian.
Speaker 7: How can we trust your trans I can't take this
whining man anymore. It's a bunch of bull anyway. Senator
Mark Mark Wayne Mullins. Don't you love people that have
two first names? That's their first name, Mark Wayne. Senator
Mark Wayne Mullins. Uh, that would be cut seven. Also
a pressor on the Capitol floor. On the on the
floor of the Capitol building today a bunch of had
a whole bunch of reporters surrounding him after I think
this showing war, only it doesn't matter after it before
and he actually let it rip.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about the whole picture here as a whole guys.
Speaker 12: I'm losing patience on the whole payment because I think
it's ridiculous that we're having this conversation because underneath Obama,
he had five hundred strikes, thirty seven hundred different individuals
were killed. There wasn't a big show about this. What
you guys are all upset about is the hemisphere. That's
working in the hemisphere is these are drug terrorist organizations.
The same people that Obama went after. Some people we've
been over from the last twenty four years were terrorist
organizations that were wanting to kill Americans. There has been
more Americans killed because these terrorist cartels drugging our streets,
drugging every one in your ol streets, everyone in Earl's towns,
everyone in the audience's towns. They killed more people in
twenty twenty four on our streets than we lost in
the entire Vietnam War for US personnel. These are terrorist
organizations that are poison our streets. The president has the
authority to do so. The argument is this is too
close to our shorts. Does anybody doubt that these are
terrorist organizations? Does he buy have a question about these
being terrisfortation? So what's the difference between Obama attacking these
individuals when they were deemed terroristorizations in the Middle East
versus the ones that are here right now poison our streets.
Speaker 1: That's what the whole conversation.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and nailed it. And here's Tim Burchett following that
up with another little interesting tidbit that would be cut eight.
Representative Tim Burchette on the same deal.
Speaker 2: Hey, everybody, Tim Burchett, just leave them the raything with
Sectary Headseth and Secretary Rubio and military leaders.
Speaker 13: About the legality of these strikes on these drug dealers
that are pumping poison in our streets, where I was.
Speaker 1: Glad to hear this.
Speaker 2: Actually a free tier system can't go into all the details.
But every step of the way, there's there's lawyers making
sure that what they're doing is label. What the press
isn't reporting is that there's several of these have just
been introductions where they just seized the boats and the
drugs and nobody got killed because one of those three
areas was not.
Speaker 1: Did not did not fulfill that.
Speaker 13: So they just had to stop them and guess what,
every one of them they were carrying drugs, but they
couldn't prove that they were part of a terrorist organization
or otherwise. So I'm very well, very pleased. Oddly enough,
I think they've killed it's less than one hundred drug
dealers or pushers or whatever you want to call them
in that it's about averages. It seems like about a
little over three people per strike, and in that time,
I just can't imagine the thousands of people that have
lost their lives or had to get narcan and go back.
Speaker 2: But anyway, thank you for seeing me.
Speaker 7: All Right, So this whole thing the Democrats, including Tim Kane,
Democrats like Chuck Shin would keep trying to make and
there's some kind of scandal. This is the whole thing.
This edition six gave orders, Oh, you shouldn't be obeying
illegal orders, and this is all what they were trying
to do. What did you just hear both of these
people say, Number one, let's go back to the Obama years,
five hundred different strikes thirty seven hundred people killed under
Obama using the same powers that Donald Trump Pete haggs
after using not one bit of fuss. And by the way,
Obama killed a US citizen in this and Obama's orders
and there was no hooptie.
Speaker 1: Who all too bad?
Speaker 7: Oh poor shipped wrecked or car wrecked man didn't have
a chance nothing. Then you have Tim Burchett with and
this is new information. Not all of these intradictions have
been lethal affairs. They have caught people alive because they
could not.
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Speaker 1: Content.
Speaker 14: So I have to go around the country and educate
people about what immigrants do for this country or the
fact that we are a country of immigrants. The fact is, ain't.
Speaker 1: None of y'all trying to go in farm right now?
Speaker 14: Okay, So I'm lying, raise your.
Speaker 1: Hands, you're not.
Speaker 3: You're not.
Speaker 14: We don't pick a kote, we are. You can't pay
us enough to find a plantation.
Speaker 1: I know that's right. That's the dim immigrants to pick
that cotton. I know, I'd right. Oh, my friends, we're gonna.
Speaker 7: Leave you today, but before you I gotta tell you
we're playing Coal Train, not because there's any history of it,
because Philip has the cool one of the coolest shirts
I have ever seen in my life. As soon as
I walked in, I said, oh man, it's a coal
Trained shirt. That is a rare issue shirt that comes out.
On the back of it, it deals with it has
reference to a Love Supreme. It took me a minute,
by the way, to really get to Love Supreme. First
time I heard it, I was it hurt my ears,
and then I figured it out and I'm like, oh my,
this is genius. Anyway, we gotta go Philip with the cold.
So we just said we're gonna play some John Coltrane today.
We're not gonna pick no cotton cause we don't pick
no cotton.
Speaker 1: But we're playing some Coltran. Gotta go.
Speaker 7: May God bless protect each and every single one of you.
You have families, your loved ones. Love and gratitude my
friends for your being here with me and allowing me
to be with you. God willing back tomorrow for the
Wednesday edition of Post nerve Lease Rush Hour.
Speaker 1: Until then, I bid you, I do.
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