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Speaker 7: Well, my friends, here we are. It is the Wednesday
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Speaker 1: A political earthquake.
Speaker 7: That's pretty much what happened overnight within the last twenty
four hours. The people of New York have decided, or
appear to have decided, it won't be official to until
the next step in this ranked choice. Nonsense is done.
That and a man that was not even an American
citizen until the last few years, thirty three years old.
Speaker 1: Is now poised to.
Speaker 7: Run and many people assume become the next mayor of
the City of New York unless voters do something. His name,
of course, Big Z, the Big z Zoran Madanni Mandani,
and it is there are all kinds of references. If
you look at what has happened in London, the ones
great city of London, people are forecasting that for what
will happen in New York. He is an avowed and
open socialist, an unapologetic socialist. Andrew CuMo, who was supposed
to be the establishment's choice candidate to become the next
mayor of New York failed miserably. And of course the
conventional wisdom is talking about the generational change it's taking
place within the Democrat Party, and then, yes, that's part
of it, but it's not just the generation. This is
not just generational. Andrew Cuomo was forced to leave office
under scandal, and had he been a more popular figure
in American politics and in New York politics, perhaps he
would have been able to eke out a victory. Now
he's still not out of it. He can still run
as an independent. Of course, Curtis lewa is running unopposed
on the Republican line. And I wonder if people think
that if there's a three four way contest, Adams is
certainly in it. His poll numbers are in the sewer.
He was on Fox News this morning. Adams numbers are
in the sword. No one's even suggesting that Adams has
a shot at this, but he's going to supposedly start
his campaign in earnest. Democrats were finding themselves hoisted upon
their own pitard, and it is going to be delightful
to see what comes of this party, even if they
stave this guy off.
Speaker 1: Now the future should be clear.
Speaker 7: That the Democrat Party is in the process of a transformation,
and that transformation is going to yield more insanity. They
are not moving in the direction that one would consider
to be a safe self correction course, in other words,
trying to retune themselves with the national electorate. It is
hard to see this new Democrat Party emerging as being
a party that will attract people from around the country
in terms of national politics. Locally, they may do well.
It's like Alexandrio Ocasio Cortes, who was one of the
main backers of Zorami. Mandami is in a safe district.
She had she if this woman had to actually run
for office in a state that has a mixed voting record,
a purple state, there's no way that she could pull
it off. I shouldn't say no way. I guess there's
always a way, but it's highly unlikely that she could
move her appeal to become a national figure that garners
support from anyone except the extreme left. And the extreme
left is what is now with this new generation of Democrats.
These are the people that are now poised to take
the Democrat Party in the direction they are looking like.
And I could be wrong about this, but I just
Lady Benedict, that's not nice. And I'm not even going
there with any of this.
Speaker 8: She just.
Speaker 7: Sent me anew before Obama and after Obama. The Democrats
before Obama had the donkey as their campaign as their
party symbol. Now it's a camel, and under the word
of the camel Islamocrats. That is not where we're going
with this. Yes, I know London, Yes, I know what's
happening across Europe. It's a lot more complex here in
New York. You look at where this guy drew support
and where he didn't draw us. I've been reading up
on this race and this guy all day. I had
been reading about him before and was aware, but I
and then Poles started showing last week that he was leading.
And you know how the polling goes. Sometimes the polling
is okay. Sometimes the polling depends on who's doing the polling.
But some of the things that this guy has said
are are stunning. Example, by the way, we have so
much other stuff to get to Pete heg Seth. Donald
Trump at the close of the NATO held the press
her and some of that is just delicious, Marco Rubio
Trump heg seth delicious. Joy read yes, sir, no, that
would be the one. But we're not. Joy Reid was
on CNN last night. I guess she might be considered.
Maybe it's an audition for all we know, but she's
who you would expect anyway. Let's check in with with
the Democrat new hero. Let's begin with cut number.
Speaker 1: Twelve.
Speaker 7: I think let's see no, no, no, Let's start with
the victory speech cut seven and go from there.
Speaker 9: We made history.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you sure, dude.
Speaker 9: In the words of Nelson Mandela, it always seems impossible
until it is done.
Speaker 10: Yay, Yay, my friends, we have done it.
Speaker 1: Yay.
Speaker 9: I will be your Democratic nominee for the mayor of
New York City.
Speaker 1: This place was packed, by the way. These people were jubulant.
Speaker 9: And as I thank you, I must thank those who
brought me into this world.
Speaker 10: I must thank my mother and my father, Mirah and mahmoud.
Speaker 9: Mm hmm, and I must thank you.
Speaker 7: He's told his wife he's fuck enough enough, enough enough,
because it's just thank you on this now.
Speaker 1: Let's get to uh, let's get to.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, I do I can't help it. It's hysterically
funny that the Democrats have put themselves in this situation.
Cut eight, Let's let's get to it.
Speaker 9: To reject Donald Trump's fascism, to stop mass ice agents
from deporting our neighbors, and to govern our city as
a model for the Democratic Party.
Speaker 7: Yeah, please, He's gonna stop ice agents. I can't wait
to see this happen. I can wait to see another
Brandon Johnson. I can't wait to see this happen. He
has promised everybody everything. This is going to be incredible
if this guy becomes mayor, to watch him try to deliver, okay,
some of the things that he has promised people. Let's
go to cut ten. This is one of my favorites.
Speaker 5: Grocery prices are out of control, the cost of eggs.
Speaker 1: This is a campaign.
Speaker 5: Dumb stores are even using dynamic pricing, jacking up the
cost over the course of a day depending on what
they can get away with. It doesn't need to be
this way. I'm Zaramambani, and as mayor, I will create
a network of city owned grocery stores. It's like a
public option for produce. We will redirect city funds from
corporate supermarkets to city owned grocery stores whose mission is
lower prices, not price gadget will operate without a profit
voting or having to pay property taxes or rent. It
will pass on those savings to you.
Speaker 7: All right, folks, there's a lot in that he's going
to redirect funds. What does that mean? Exactly? He's going
to redirect funds from grocery outlets from people who are
in the business of providing consumer goods stores. He's going
to take their money, That's what he says. He's going
to redirect the money from stores that are already in
business and instead open up a network of government stores,
government stores that don't have to pay rent, government stores
that don't have to pay taxes, and with the savings
because they're going to limit the overhead by not paying rent,
I guess they're just gonna commandeer property or take government
existing property and or just I don't know how they're
gonna come up with the property, but they're not gonna
pay rent, and they're gonna lower prices for everybody with
not one but a network of government stores that will
be competing against legitimate businesses. And yes, I use the
word legitimate because this is totally illegitimate and I can't
wait if he tries to implement this for the lawsuits
to come springing out from everywhere. This is illegal competition.
This is taught interference. This is interference in the way
normal people do. You're going to open up a store
to compete with the other stories by taking their money
and in using it against them. Oh, this guy is
a piece of work. And in front of he's going
to stop ice agents. One quick other thing. He was
asked what happens if is really Pm Benjamin Netanyah who
comes to New York City under his mayorship, And this
is how he answered.
Speaker 11: Mayamum Donnie, would he welcome Prime Minister Netanyahu to New
York City for the.
Speaker 1: For whatever he comes for?
Speaker 11: Given the US is not the signature to the ICC,
so he can travel to the US unlike a lot
of other countries with a Maymum doney welcome Benjamin to
the city.
Speaker 5: No, as mayor, New York City would arrest Benjamin Netanyah,
who this is a city that our values are in
line with international law. It's time that our actions are also.
Speaker 11: Even though the US is not a signature of the ICC.
Speaker 5: No, it's time that we actually step up and make
clear what we are willing to do to showcase the
leadership that is sorely missing in the Federal administration.
Speaker 7: Comedy stores. He's gonna arrest people. He doesn't like these people.
I wonder if the know Kings people have to know
about this guy, because this is this is taking us
back to almost feudal days. Here heavenly birthday to day
for George and Michael Wham passed away twenty sixteen, age
fifty three. Georgio's panagutio. I believe it's how you pronounced
his name. I'm not sure about the last name, but
George Michael was certainly easy to pronounce. Happily Heavenly Birthday
to George.
Speaker 1: Michael Payoto, George Payotu. Thank you, Carlos, Carlos, you are
the man. Carlos didn't even hesitate.
Speaker 12: I got going back to all the time, so I
mean it might as well, you know, just like chip
Man Boom.
Speaker 7: That was awesome. James Golden slurly with you here. We're
coming back. Don't go away fastest. Oh oh oh, We're
having a guest at four thirty. We're gonna talk about
this ranked choice crap. Uh We'll be back, don't go away.
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Speaker 13: Why is Trump talking down on AOC like that?
Speaker 14: And why is.
Speaker 13: He talking down on Jasmine Crockett, two women of color?
Speaker 15: I said that Trump was racist, and.
Speaker 13: I got people in my comments saying, show me proof
that he's racist?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 7: What do the two of them have in commonly? She
will never understand it, you know, I love all these stories. Lately,
Jasmine is still out there complaining that she's not being
given intelligence. Cut three real quick, Oh.
Speaker 14: Yes, it is ceasefire? What up with it again? I
know nothing because this man lies and governs by truth
social so I have no idea. All we know is
what we get on the reporting, which supposedly part of
the ceasefire includes Israel stopping what they're doing, and so
I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 1: So I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 14: I mean, I don't get Israel briefings I get at
this point, I'm not getting US briefings, So I don't know.
I don't know that I would believe it. I think
we will know when we get reports that ain't nobody else.
Being a say, you.
Speaker 7: Wouldn't get reports when it ain't nobody else. Okay, enough
of that, enough of you think there's a reason David
Page was born.
Speaker 1: On this day.
Speaker 7: American keyboardist snaror composer Toto had this when he's worked
with so many people like Michael Aretha, Quincy, Boss Gaggs,
all of that, James Golden is. Thirdly, it is both
Eli Sprush Hour are the fastest hour in American media.
We're gonna talk ranked choice when we get back. Make
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Speaker 7: Yes, my friends, that was the moment it was announced
that he won. Zoe Man had pulled it off. James
Golden sternly with you here. Nineteen seventy seven. On this day,
Marvin Gaye goes to number one on the American singles charts.
It was his third number one single. Got to give
it Up? And you should ask Pharrell and Robin think
how they must love this one because they had to
pay dearly for ripping it off. James Golden slatertly with
us right now. We are so pleased to have Jason
sneaed he as the executive director of Honest Elections Project.
Honest Elections Projects, g I wonder what made you decide
to look and do that, Jason?
Speaker 1: How are you?
Speaker 6: I'm doing great? Thank you for having me on the program.
Speaker 7: Jason, Please explain to me and to other people who
may be or have confusion about ranked choice voting. It's
we know California does it, Alaska does it, and Democrats
seem to be moving towards this as a way to
do what exactly.
Speaker 6: Well, if you hear them talk about it, ranked choice
voting is a way to give voters more choices and
more say in politics. But I think that the proof
of what is really going on here is in the putting.
As they say, with yesterday's election results in the New
York City Aral primary, ranked choice voting is really just
a way to inject chaos into the process, to confuse voters,
disenfranchised voters. But ultimately, and most importantly, for the people
pushing it, it's about pushing politics to the left, and
that's why we have seen hundreds of millions of dollars
spent pushing this idea from elite liberal mega donors. That's
why we have seen this pushed into cities and even
efforts to push this statewide all across the country. It's
really ultimately about pushing politics to the left, and that's
exactly what ended up getting reflected in yesterday's results in
that New York City race.
Speaker 1: Okay, explain to us how this is supposed to work well.
Speaker 6: Ranked choice voting itself is a fundamentally different type of
an election. So instead of voting for one person in
a race and then moving to the next race the
way that pretty much every American has voted for their
entire life, with ranked choice voting, the idea is that
you rank multiple candidates based on your order of preference
for a second, third, and so on, and then if
nobody gets over fifty percent of the first place vote,
then you will begin a series of elimination rounds where
you find the candidate who got the fewest first place votes,
eliminate that person, and then redistribute every ballot that was
cast for the defeated candidate to each voter's next highest pick,
and you go.
Speaker 7: Through this stop no, no, stop stop stop stop stop.
Speaker 1: Wait.
Speaker 7: So already this is getting confusing. So okay, you get
through the first round all of that. If nobody gets
fifty percent, then you start eliminating people from the bottom.
Speaker 1: But you do what with their votes?
Speaker 6: So every every voter is asked to rank more than
one person. And so if you voted for the defeated
candidates first, and that candidate is eliminated, then your vote
is now shifted to your second pick, or your third pick,
or your fourth pick. As this process continues until eventually
a winner is declared because they have pulled in enough
second in third place votes to have what they claim
is a majority, but it's really a manufactured majority of
the remaining vote. And along the way, because as almost
everybody will tell you, they don't support every single person
running for political office. There are many candidates that they
would never support in a million years, so they only
rank a couple of people. If your candidates are eliminated
before there is a winner in the race, then your
ballot is what they call exhausted, which is a code
word for eliminated from from the race altogether. So as
you move through this process, there are more and more
ballots that are eliminated. It's as if fewer and fewer
people are voting, and so what you actually wind up
with in many of these ranked choice races is that
the people who win don't get a majority of all
the votes cast because they had to throw out so
many votes. And in some cases there are even more
ballots that are eliminated and thrown out than there are
votes left to count in the final round before they
declare winning a winner. With ranked choice voting, so this
entire system is fundamentally different. It is deeply flawed, it
is confusing to voters, it is disenfranchising to voters. And again,
it's all a scheme that's being pushed in order to
push politics to the left.
Speaker 7: Now, why would it push politics to the left. Why
if you have conservatives, everyone that moderates, whatever, that are
all running with the left, why would it skew leftward.
Speaker 6: We've seen this in numerous elections at this point, where,
for instance, if you look at Alaska where they used
it beginning in twenty twenty two, in the first rank
choice election, you actually had sixty percent of Alaska voters
voting for a Republican candidate is their first pick, and
yet a Democrat wound up getting elected purportedly with the
majority of the vote, although if you add those eliminated
ballots that I mentioned back in after they had done
their round of elimination, then the Democratic congressom and Mary
Peltola didn't actually get a majority. There are numerous examples
like that. In Maine, Republican Congressman Bruce Pollockuin, when that
state shifted some of its elections to rank choice voting,
got more votes in the first round, but wound up
losing to a Democratic challenger, and then again ran again
and was unable to unseat the Democrat and reclaim his seat.
With ranked choice voting, there are lots of examples where
the net effect seems to be that more liberal candidates
will win election with rank choice voting than they otherwise would. Now,
that's not to say that that's the case in every example.
There are very few election reforms that universally skew one
way or the other in terms of any partisan impacts.
But certainly the growing body of evidence I think strongly suggests,
unlike what the rank choice voting lobby would tell you,
that it's about really identifying moderate centrist candidates. You're actually
winding up pushing candidates that are more center left or
even left. And again yesterday in the New York mayor
Weld primary, as a result of a very crowded field
in which you had lots of candidates running strategies like
cross endorsing one another on the progressive side and all
of the progressives saying, don't rank Cuomo, you were essentially
able to get to a point where it appears.
Speaker 1: Now that.
Speaker 6: A candidate most Americans would consider to be well outside
of the mainstream is going to at least get the
nomination and seems to have the inside tracks who actually
win the election later this year.
Speaker 7: Why are the parties going along with us? Why would
the Republican Party not file suit in every one of
these places where rank choice voting has been accepted under
the terms that this is that this actually does disenfranchise voters.
Why is this being accepted as a normal part of
the political process.
Speaker 6: Well, fortunately it's not being accepted as a regular part
of the process. In a lot of places. There have
been legal challenges, but unfortunately they haven't fared particularly well
in the courts, and so what we've been working very
hard to get done are state legislative bands, and this
is where we've seen a lot of leadership in tremendous
progress on the conservative side of the aisle. We've actually
had seventeen states in the last three years that have
passed statewide bands on rank choice voting, and that includes
five just this year alone. Last year, in November, adding
to that total, you had six states that rejected by
why bipartisan margins, ballot measures that were designed to bring
rank choice voting into states like Idaho, Montana, Nevada, and Arizona.
And again, that's a fairly wide spread of states in
terms of ideological spectrum, and yet you had sixty or
seventy percent of the electorate in blue states, red states,
in purple states all saying no to ranked choice voting.
So the good news is that there's not really much appetite.
But that's not to say that there isn't a concerted
drive to push those ballot measures in those states that
I mentioned, those six states. Last year, you had a
few elite mega donors on the left politically speaking, they
put about one hundred million dollars into those campaigns. Unfortunately,
they were unsuccessful, but we're already seeing an attempt in
Michigan this year to begin a process to put a
ballot measure to bring rank choice voting to Michigan for
twenty twenty six election. And I think that we all
understand how significant a state like Michigan is, especially when
you're looking at its position as a presidential battleground. So
it is not accepted widely as a normal political process.
There is no actual grassroots support for rank choice voting.
Voters are not asking for it, in fact, they are
rejecting it. But you still see a push to normalize
rank choice voting and to in any way possible spread
it into local races, into city elections, and then once again,
I'm sure in a few years, we'll see another push
just like what we're beginning to see in Michigan, to
bring this statewide.
Speaker 7: Jason, where can people find your organization on a selections project?
Speaker 6: You can find us at Honest Elections dot org if
that's our website, or you can follow us on x
at Honest Elections for all of the updates about the
ongoing fight against rank choice voting.
Speaker 7: Thank you so much for giving us an education on
this phenomena. And I do hope that this gets stopped
than its tracks, and maybe one of the byproducts of
this New York election will be that more people will
want to know exactly how this happened, and it will
get the publicity that it deserves. And You've been very
helpful in helping us. I'm sure understand all of it.
Thank you so much, Jason, Thank you very much. James
Goldan slurly here, oh Man, Prince. This is the day
Prince released his sixth studio album, Purple Rain. When Doves
Cry Let's Go Crazy were the first two singles off
of it. The title track went to number two on
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Speaker 15: I think that the narrative last week when we were
talking about this from the Trump team was the decision
that Trump is going to make. Here is something that
no other president has been willing to do. He's the
only one who's been willing to act to stop Iran.
But the truth is he's not really stopping Iran. He's
delaying Iran, which is kind of actually what all the
other presidents did without dropping bombs.
Speaker 1: That genius was from the Abbey Show. And that's.
Speaker 7: The genius of the Abby Okay, my friends, last yes,
oh you got more genius?
Speaker 1: Okay, hit it.
Speaker 8: Why on earth is the United States bombing a country
that did not attack us? What on earth are we
doing there at all? And and why is it that
there is this arrogance in the West and in the
United States to say that we get to decide who
can have nuclear energy, We get to decide that.
Speaker 1: That's Joy.
Speaker 7: Joy and Abbey were together on the Abbey Show, Thank goodness,
Thank goodness. Scott Jenny's was on the Pound. Anyway, folks,
do you remember remember what your day is two thousand
and nine, you would This was the day Michael Jackson.
We got news of this in the afternoon. Yes, how
we can forget.
Speaker 12: We're on vacation, and all channels back home, all of
them were centered around his house and what's going on?
Minute by minute? What happened? Where the doctor is? They
were looking for the doctor too, and he was a
twenty four to seven story going on, Yeah, guessing around
the world.
Speaker 7: I was in the studio. We were in the studio.
The rest show was on. When of the new broke
and man, oh man, it took over immediately. Michael Jackson
passes away two thousand and nine, aged fifty, The eighth
child of the Jackson family, debuted with his brothers nineteen
sixty four, but this one, of course, was off their
first album, I Want You Back.
Speaker 1: And then.
Speaker 7: While he was still with the Jackson's, Michael did his
first solo album. I affectionately call it a Boy in
his Rat. I never heard him voicing to a rat
in such beautiful artistic.
Speaker 1: Tones.
Speaker 2: Colos with a.
Speaker 7: Quick line today, just on fire to day Carlos, Okay.
And then of course Michael's solo career just blew up
and he's playing it anyway, Thank you, Carlos. Michael Jackson
as an adult became, of course, probably the biggest entertainer
of all time. Remember any other life of Michael Jackson.
Speaker 12: And the elected I'm guessing a new mayor.
Speaker 1: So mm hmm, all.
Speaker 7: Right, so we gotta get I gotta get one more
thing in here. We're gonna have to hold the rest
of the joy stuff till tomorrow. But I gotta get
one in here, and I think we have time to
do this. So Carlos, let us start with cut seventeen.
This this is the vice mayor of Tuo Day, California, Chade, California.
Speaker 1: And listen to this.
Speaker 16: Statement for nothing, but I want to know where all
the trollos are at in Los Angeles, Eighteenth Street, Florencia.
Where's the leadership at? Because you guys.
Speaker 13: Are all about territory and this is eighteenth Street and
this is Torne.
Speaker 16: You can tag everything up claiming hood.
Speaker 13: And now that your hood's being invaded.
Speaker 16: By the biggest gang.
Speaker 13: There is, there ain't a peep out of you. It's
everyone else who's not about the gang life that's out
there protesting and speaking up. We're out there like biting
our tur protecting our turn, protecting our people, and like
where you at, bin kaya vitoskayavitoo. I'm like, dude, they're
running amuck all up in your on your streets, on
your streets and in your city.
Speaker 7: And this is the way that ABC News seven Eyewitness
News out there covered this speech. Let's go to sixteen
very quickly, and this is how this speech by the
vice mayor got covered.
Speaker 17: The vice mayor of Cuta Hay is under fire after
she posted this video on social media making a controversial
call for action as immigration rates continue. Eyewitnessed this reporter,
Sheila Girardin joins us live outside of Cutahey City Hall
with more Sheila.
Speaker 18: Yes, Tony, the video is really shocking. The vice mayor
allegedly calling on gang members to defend the city from
these immigration rates. Take a look.
Speaker 16: I want to know where all the Torolos are at
in Los Angeles. Eighteenth Street, Florencia. Where's the leadership?
Speaker 1: Bet now that your who's.
Speaker 16: Been invaded by the biggest gang.
Speaker 13: There is, there ain't a peep, are you?
Speaker 18: A shocking message posted on social media by elected official
Cynthia Gonzalez. The message is not for federal government. Instead,
it's for some of the most violent street gangs in
southern California. The video is over a minute long, but
has since been taken down. Gonzale serves as the vice
mayor of Cuta Haey, located in East a County. Our
ABC seven legal analyst is the Gonzales words may have
crossed the line.
Speaker 19: That takes on a far more sinister meaning and perhaps
even criminal meaning behind it.
Speaker 1: I mean, it is.
Speaker 19: One thing to say, you know, local people of the neighborhood,
you know, stand up for yourselves. It's another thing to
actually call out the names of different criminal street gangs
and ask them to protect their neighborhood.
Speaker 18: In a statement, the city of Kutahee told EBC seven,
they're aware of commons.
Speaker 1: Yep. Well that's what you have out there. Now.
Speaker 7: You have city elected officials calling for the street gangs,
violent gangs to come up and go to war with
what she calls the biggest gang Ice. You also have
today and we'll get into this hopefully tomorrow. You have
federal workers now having anti ICE protests. They belong to
federal unions. There's a protest that's being called by federal
workers to protest ice. Fastest hour in American media. We're done.
May God blessed protect each and every single one of you,
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being here, allowing me, of course to be with you,
God willing. We are back tomorrow and we'll continue this
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