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Speaker 5: Welcome my friends to the Monday edition of bos rush hour.
It is the fastest hour in American media, which by
the way, leads to the fastest weeks in American media.
It seems like once we get started, we're saying, hey,
we're at the end of another week. This, of course,
the July fourth holiday week. Many people in America, the
way that holidays work these days, will be taking most
of the week off. Not us. You do realize that,
don't you, Carlos. I talk to people. Oh yeah, well,
I'm gonna say on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, I'll be
back to It's like a one day holiday turns into
a five day vacation. It is on a Friday, doesn't matter.
You think that might as well. I got people. I'm
I'm telling you there are people that are taking off
Wednesday and it pre pre holiday Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday,
so they can get a full and there. You know,
it's just whatever. That's that's the way it works. Throw
the holiday in, put a little time before, put a
little time after, and whoa, you got it. You eat
out another week of vacation.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna sit home, sit home and do what
Oh I'll cook, like make some barbecue kind of stuff,
probably brisket.
Speaker 5: I love brisket. Any vegetables on that path, oh, Carlos. Anyway,
it is of course, the news doesn't stop, and we
will be here. There was a horrible incident in Idaho yesterday.
Idaho is one of those states. I don't think I've
been to Idaho, but Idaho. Uh. This guy starts a fire,
ends up killing two firemen. He's deaded twenty years old.
He has been identified as a time. It was turning
up because people didn't know reports of whether it was
one sniper or a many sniper. So you had that.
In New York City, there was a incident at the
end of Pride months, the Pride Big Pride weekend month thing.
This guy said he felt like he was going to
be jumped and ends up Spain. Here it is New York, Jenny.
A man sprayed bar repellant, yeah, bar repellant into a
crowd of Pride march revelers in Washington Square. Part He
injured fifty one people. Dominic sabatur Hm of Harlem told
cops he unleashed the powerful spray because he believed he
was about to be jumped. Arrested for assault, reckless endangerment,
possession of a noxious chemical bear repellent and a clear
container adorned with a picture of a bear. It started
a panic. This happened to day thirty last night, people
running in all kinds of directions. Forty seven people treated
at the scene. Four brothers taken to Bellevue Hospital in
New York. And I did not know this bear repellent
can be up to three times more potent than the
pepper spray that people often use to fight off muggers.
Hint to ice. Bar repellent can be well, they have
to know all of this. But then you see these crowds,
and you see people in trying to fight off these
antifa guys in Washington State where these and Portland, Oregon,
where these antifa types are left to roam and rule
the city. Sometimes. There was a video over the world.
I don't have the audio from it because it's just
all it is is yelling and screaming, with f bombs
flying here, there and everywhere. A woman who has had it,
she's an older woman, walking out. Tell they blast music
all night long and shout these anti ice slogans and
anti government slogans. Walks out, She's just telling them what
you please, just turn it down. People are trying to sleep,
and of course they unload on her with every F
bomb in the world and every other horrible thing that
they could call this woman. And one of the things,
by the way, I find amazing about in LA because
there you still have the ice raids that are happening,
and you see the only Spanish guys on all these
videos and they're using the N word at the ice.
It just flows out of the yo in no, no, no,
and this is what they're calling ice people every other
word and it's like that word has been taken over
and it's just you listen to it. In La. Of course,
there is still a lot going on. The Trump administration today,
ladies and gentlemen, has sued Mayor Karen Bass and the
La City Council over their sanctuary city policies. Yay, you
see this as a common liner over people's social media posts.
I voted for this, and yes, I voted for this.
I voted for this, and I would love to see
not just Los Angeles, I want to see it spread.
I want to see the lawsuits against California as a state,
every single one of these blue Confederate cities or these
blue Confederate states in the new Confederacy. I would like
to see the lawsuits flying from the Justice Department down
to the unit level, the state level. Do it, every
single lawsuit that you can file. Get these people into
court to defend this. The DOJ soon the City of
Los Angeles Karen Bass the city council, calling LA's sanctuary
city laws illegal, asking the courts a district court. You
can imagine after the weekend at the last week at
the Supreme Court ruling with district court. You can just
imagine what kind of reception this is going to get
into the district courts in California. But anyway, the lawsuit
filed in California Central District Federal Court by the Trump
administration said the county is facing a crisis of illegal immigration.
Its effort to address it are hindered by sanctuary cities
such as the City of Los Angeles, which refuse to
cooperate or share information even when requested. They say that
the situation became so die that the federal government deployed
the California National Guard in the United States Reams to
quell the chaos in that city. A direct confrontation with
federal immigration authorities was inevitable because of the city sanctuary
city law. Yes. Attorney General Pam Bondi has called the
city sanctuary policies the driving cause of the violence, chaos,
and attacks on law enforcement that Americans recently witnessed in
Los Angeles. It is more than that, folks, Pam Bondi said,
Jurisdictions like LA that flout federal law by prioritizing illegal
aliens over American citizens are undermining law enforcement at every level.
It ends up under President Donald Trump and gotta stop it.
Now we have news reports. Oh oh, oh, oh, this
is what I love. Alligator Alcatraz is supposed to open tomorrow. Yes, yes, alligator, Yes, Carl,
that's what you're calling it. The new nickname Gata track, Gata.
Speaker 1: Traz, Gator Kraz.
Speaker 5: Gata kraz I like Alligator Alcatraz. It's so beautiful. Yes,
a little more work, but I mean, you have it
your way. The point of the matter. It's set to open,
and that's a good thing. And you see the videos
from it. You have the liberal protest days standing out
in this sweltering heat in the swamp. The mosquitoes must
be having the mosquitoes must be in bliss because even
with insect repellent, if you don't do whatever area, they
can find for hours and hours out there. And so
these people are committed. But if you notice one thing
from all the videos, they're not doing what other protesters do.
They're not sitting in the roadway trying to block cars.
They're not trying to stand and you know why because
they're in Florida and they understand the Florida rules are Hey,
if you're blocking the car and you get hit, that's
your problem, not the driver's problem. So they're on both
sides of the roads and are out of Alligator Alcatraz.
But these protesters are not are not. They have been
put on notice. So you have that coming on. You
have CNN when it comes to immigration doing something in thinking.
They're not just reporting on this new app that's supposed
to help people identify when ICE is nearby. It's almost
from their coverage, it's almost as if they're promoting it,
and there are people that are objecting to that. We
shall see where that goes. We'll have a little bit
on that. I'm looking right now. Let me find this
one SoundBite that I want you to hear, ladies and gentlemen,
it's a dude, and it's cut sixteen, and this dude
is in LA where the administration has just filed against
Sanctuary City. And let's just listen to his man in
the street reporting from Los Angeles, and I will use
that as a backdrop to explain what is really happening.
Speaker 6: So you see that street right there, it says Santy.
It's a place in Los Angeles. It's known as Santy Alley, okay,
and space is usually filled with illegal immigrants. I mean
it is filled with them, and they have shops here,
they work out here. Also, they come out here to
shop and buy goods, so on and so forth. And
I happen to be in the area, so I talk
to a couple of shop owners and I wanted to
ask them firsthand, is it really that bad right now?
Does Ice have people so scared that they won't even
show up to work? And everybody said yes, it's been
like an apocalyptic town ever since Ice came to Los Angeles.
What used to be a flooded area with illegal immigrants
who would always be here. And if you've ever been
to downtown LA and been to Santiago, you know what
I'm talking about. It is flooded with people from South
America who work here, a shop here. You can barely
walk in the streets.
Speaker 7: It's so busy.
Speaker 6: They are saying it's been in an apocalyptic ghost town. Ice
has these people so scared they won't even show up.
So I guess it's true. Ice has everybody shook.
Speaker 5: Now that, my friends, is very telling. So when Pam
Bondi says, yeah, the sanctuary laws or responsible for the
chaos for everything, no, yes, all of that is true,
but they're responsible for something much more than just the
violence and the chaos. Illegal immigration is responsible for the
success of Los Angeles to the degree that they are successful,
and other cities' economies. They are also responsible for the
political power of California as the quote unquote nation's most
populous state and the representation that comes from having illegal
immigrants in a state to the excessive number that California does.
And this is what is its threat if you look
at what will happen in the future to California, to
New York and some of the other Confederate states if
illegals truly do get the message and leave the United
States of America and the power and the fortunes of
the Democrat Party are at risk. And that's why this
they are fighting so hard, and that's why also they
are not going to give up unless the courts step
in and make them abandon these policies. We had to
take a quick break here July fourth weekend. We got
a lot more to go. James Golden snarly with you here.
Fastest hour in American media.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, we have so many stories and we're gonna get
you so many sound bites when we got when we
have resumed, But I wanted to play one that took
place at the Glastonbury Music Festival easily looked like a
crowd of about one hundred thousand there the rap duo
Bob Villain and this was part of the performance.
Speaker 8: Yea free fruit, free, free free fruit.
Speaker 4: Hi.
Speaker 5: Have you heard this one? Though?
Speaker 8: Death def to the I d F, def to the
I d F.
Speaker 5: That deaf to the I d F.
Speaker 2: Death def to the I d F.
Speaker 8: Death theF to the I d F.
Speaker 9: Hell Yeah, from the River Tones see Palestine must be
will be in Shah.
Speaker 8: Live, it will be free.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Well, they were due to tour of the United
States later this year. The State Department now has revoked
their visas. Good for the members of Bob Villain's Ban
and of course the two rappers themselves. He's doubling down,
He's not. He's saying, it's an incredibly important thing that
we encourage and inspire future generations. Blah blah blah blah blah. Meanwhile,
the BBC has apologized. In hindsight, they say they should
have pulled it. They don't believe in inciting violence, but
you know, they believe in free expression. They respect the
freedom of expression, but they stand firmly against incitement to violence,
which is what this was. All right, we got a
lot to go. Oh by the way, people are making
excuses for this. You gotta hear it. Just stay there,
don't go away.
Speaker 4: It's The Rush Hour with James Golden on the Red
Apple Podcast Network. The Rush Hour with James Golden on
the Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 5: Hi, have you heard this one? Though?
Speaker 8: Death deft to the id IF, Death to the id
IF death death to the id F death deft to
the ID Death deft and the id.
Speaker 5: F Hell yeah from the River Tennessee. Palestine must be,
will be.
Speaker 10: You don't watch glaston brief for nuance on a nightmarishly
complex political situation, international situation. And I think what you
saw from the audience, I mean these people, these these
rock stars that they're not kind of political leaders. I
think what you saw from an audience is there is
real anger about what's going on in guards So you
must get I get it every day from people who
don't follow politics, to my annoyance, but they are really
taken aback by what's happening in Gaza.
Speaker 5: And you got that.
Speaker 10: And you know, Wes Streeting, of course, was very careful
saying October the seventh was a horror that needs to
also be addressed. You always and everyone has to balance
with these things. I don't think what you saw at
Glastonbury was thousands and thousands of people relishing in anti Semitism.
I think you just saw a kind of bunch of
people expressing horror with Gaza. And I get all the
time wherever I go with friends, you know, they said
why why, why doesn't starve and say more about it?
And that's what it was.
Speaker 7: Well, I want to do that one because we've made
out provoked a flood of social media post that characterizes
all of us as crazy as ironists or crazy extremists
or whatever.
Speaker 5: So we see what you saw there from the thousands
of people, tens of thousands of people that were shouting
death to the id if in Glustonbury, what you saw
there was it really wasn't cool. Anticimity's rule, not at all.
I mean, after all, these people are just it's just disgustous,
just disgusted. Dazza. That was a columnist. That was a
Sky News debate on what the world saw at the
glaston Berry Music Festival. Okay, so you've heard now the
excuse making going on on British TV over what was
clearly clearly look, folks, England is different the England that
we have read about for most of our lives or
have visited to has visited on occasion that England is gone,
it's done. There is a new England. And you just
heard some of the new England and you're hearing the
excuse making from the commentators over what we heard. You
didn't really hear what you just heard. Anyway, Let's get
to CNN speak. Oh, Before that, let's get to NBC.
So this guy running for mayor in New York, Zonang
Mandani was on with Kirstin Welker, and I must say,
to her credit, she didn't lose track of her question.
Cut number ten.
Speaker 11: This asked about the term globalized the Intifada if it
makes you uncomfortable in that moment, you did not condemn
the phrase. Now, just so folks understand, it's a phrase
that many people here as it called a violence against Jews.
There's been a lot of attention on this issue. So
I want to give you an opportunity to respond here
and now, do you condemn that phrase globalize the Intafada.
Speaker 12: That's not language that I use. The language that I
use and the language that I will continue to use
to lead the city is that which speaks clearly to
my intent, which is an intent grounded in a belief
in universal human rights. And ultimately that's what is the
foundation of so much of my politics, the belief that
freedom and justice and safety are things that to have
meaning have to be applied to all people, and that
includes Israelis and Palestinians's life.
Speaker 11: But do you actually condemn it? I think that's the
question and the outstanding issue that a number of people,
both of the Jewish faith and being able to have
do you condemn that phase globalize the intofada, which a
lot of people here is a call to violence against Jews.
Speaker 12: I've heard from many Jewish New Yorkers who have shared
their concerns with me, especially in light of the horrific
attacks that we saw in Washington, d c. And in
Colder Baller in Boulder, Colorado, about this moment of anti
Semitism in our country and in our city. I've heard
those fears, and I've had those conversations, and ultimately they
are part and parcel of why in my campaign I've
put forward a commitment to increase funding for anti hate
crime programming by eight hundred percent. I don't believe that
the role of the mayor is to police speech in
the manner, especially of that of Donald Trump, who has
put the New Yorkers in jail, who has just returned
to his family Mahamud Khalil for that very supposed crime
of speech. Ultimately, what I think I need to show
is the ability to not only talk about something, but
to tackle it and to make clear that there's no
room Brandy Semitism in the city, and we have to
root out that bigotry, and ultimately we do that through
the actions, and that is the mayor. I will be
one that protects Jewish New Yorkers and lives up to
that commitment through the work that I do very people quickly.
Speaker 11: For the people who care about the language and who
feel really concerned by that phrase, why not just condemn it.
Speaker 12: My concern is to start to walk down the line
of language and making clear what language I believe is
permissible or impermissible. Takes me into a place similar to
that of the President who is looking to do those
very kinds of things, putting people in jail for writing
an op ed, putting them in jail for protesting. Ultimately,
it's not language that I use. It's language I understand
there are concerns about. And what I will do is
showcase my vision for the city through my words and
my action.
Speaker 5: Let me ask you broadly, so he refuses to answer.
This is a phrase globalize the infantata. People understand what
exactly what it's like. That phrase the river to the sea.
People know exactly what it means by exactly who's saying it,
And exactly who's saying it. Will you condemn it? It's
a call to violence against Jews? And you got two
minutes and forty two seconds of let's dance around the
question and try to say every single phrase that we
can using words but not say I condemn words that
people globally understand is a call to violence, and then
try to throw Trump in there and make some weird
argument that Trump wants to throw people into Look, this
is political cowardice on parade. He can simply not say, Nope,
this is wrong and I condemn it. He tries to
double talking dances way through it. Kirsten Walker also asked
him about keeping sanctuary city. That's the next one, Carlos,
Let's hit.
Speaker 11: That one questions, let's talk about immigration deportation. Are you
committed to keeping New York as a sanctuary city?
Speaker 12: Absolutely, because ultimately we've seen that this is a policy
that has kept New Yorker safe for decades. It's a
policy that had previously been defended by Democrats and Republicans
alike until the fear mongering of this current mayor. And
it's a policy that we've seen ensures that New Yorkers
can get out of the shadows and into the full
life of the city that they belong to. And it's
one that I will be proud to stand up for. Well,
you know, the borders are. Tom Homan has said that
he is planning to deploy ICE agents to New York
work site enforcement to essentially increase and enhance the number
of ICE agents here. If that happens on your watch,
how do you plan to handle it? We have to
stand up and fight back, and we haven't seen that
from our current mayor, who has instead been working with
the Trump administration to assist in their goal of building
the single largest deportation force in American history. I mean,
we saw ICE agents arrest a migrant at Federal Plaza
and then we saw NYPD officers arresting a pastor who
is peacefully observing that arrest. Those days are going to
come to an end when I'm the mayor. The NYPD's
job is to create public safety in the city, not
to assist ICE agents and their mission to attack the
very fabric of this city.
Speaker 5: I would lawsuit, by the way, against New York City,
just like you did LA for sanctuary, regardless of who's mayor.
And I'm going to say once again. This guy has
made statements in the past. He is a naturalized citizen.
Now he went through a citizenship, a review of his
character at the time, investigation needed, Homeland Security. Pull the files,
look at everything that this guy has said. Now, compare
it with what he said when he wanted to become
a citizen of the United States. If you find that
there are incongruities in what he said then and what
he is saying now, revoke the citizenship, deport his ass period.
I don't care about the political consequences. If he wants
to step up to the plate and start talking about
how he's not going to obey the laws of this
country and he's a freaking immigrant to this country, then
revoke his citizenship now after you do the investigation. If
that turns out to be true, revoke it and deport,
plain and simple. Speaking of deportation, see it. N I
mentioned they did a so called news story on this
app but then they did a profile. Now we're going
to play both of them. I'm going to talk in
between because this is long stuff, not all that. But
first cut twelve Carlos, let's hear the first news report
that we heard on this.
Speaker 13: Tration steps up ice raids and mass deportations. One teche
pushing back cut twelve Yeah apps tration steps, up ice
raids and mass deportations. One tech developer is pushing back
with an app designed to track ice activity in real time.
It's called ice Block, and it's controversial, to say the least.
Speaker 6: Santa Claire Duffy is with us.
Speaker 13: Now, how does this work, Claire and what are the
legal implications?
Speaker 14: Yeah, John.
Speaker 9: I talked with Joshua Aaron, who is the longtime tech
worker who developed this platform, and he said he really
wants it to be an early warning system for people
about the location of immigrations and customs enforcement officers.
Speaker 14: So he says he does not want people.
Speaker 9: Interfering with those officers activity, but he does want people
to be able to avoid them altogether if they want.
So you open the app. It looks like a map
and users can tap the map to report an ice
sighting in their area, and then everybody who uses the
platform within five miles of that siting will get a
push alert.
Speaker 14: This is a free iPhone app. It is anonymous.
Speaker 9: Aeron says he doesn't collect any user data.
Speaker 14: And what I think is really interesting about this in
this moment is we've seen so many of.
Speaker 9: The biggest leaders in tech supporting President Trump, but Aaron
is sort of an example of the fact that there
are people within the tech industry who are really resistant
to Trump's policies. I asked him what he would say
to those tech leaders who, for example, were at the inauguration.
Speaker 14: Here's what he told me. Take a listen.
Speaker 3: I understand that you have shared holders to report to you.
Speaker 15: I understand that you have employees that need their paychecks.
Speaker 3: But at what point do you say enough is enough?
Speaker 14: And John, I should say that ice did not respond enough.
Speaker 5: Of that one right there, because I want to get
to the second one. Times running short. So that was
just the first report. This is why I'm saying CLM
is crossing the line. Then I'll just report this one
sounds more like a promo to me. Maybe you'll hear
it differently. Cut thirteen. You tell me what you think
of this.
Speaker 15: When I saw what was happening in this country, I
wanted to do something to fight back.
Speaker 9: Joshua Aaron developed ice Block. It's a free crowdsourced app
that alerts users when immigration and Customs enforcement agents are
spotted within a five mile.
Speaker 14: Radius of their location. Will you just sort of explain
what ice block is and how it works?
Speaker 3: Sure?
Speaker 15: So, imagine if you're walking down the street and a
notification comes up on your device, it says ice has
been spotted four blocks ahead. Instead of continuing down that path,
you can turn left or turn around and avoid the
situation altogether.
Speaker 9: Aaron grew up Jewish and has a background in tech,
music and activism. He says he sees parallels between the
Trump administration's immigration crackdown and Nazi German We're.
Speaker 15: Literally watching history repeat itself, and so I thought, what
if there was an early warning system?
Speaker 3: And that's what became my squad.
Speaker 9: I'm looking at LA now, I'm seeing one in East Hollywood,
and then as I zoom at, showing me a few others.
Speaker 15: One of the core principles of the sign of this
app is one hundred percent anonymity for our user base.
As of today, we have twenty thousand users. We're hoping
to grow that ten or one hundred times, of course,
but there is no sign up process, there is no
user data collected, there's no user data even captured by
our app.
Speaker 9: Do you have a way of verifying the accuracy of
the reports that people are making on the platform.
Speaker 3: We don't.
Speaker 15: But what we've done is put some safeguards in place
so that people can't, for lack of a better word, spam.
The database, every reported siting is deleted in four hours
time is you can only report within a five mile
radius of your own location. Beyond that, we have a
five minute limit, so when you report a citing, you
can't report another one for five minutes.
Speaker 9: CNN reached out to ICE for comment about the app
and Aaron's characterization of its enforcement actions.
Speaker 14: The agency did not respond. We have also seen.
Speaker 9: The way that many big tech leaders have supported Trump,
donated to him, showed up at the inauguration. But what
you're doing is challenging the policies of the Trump administration.
And I wonder what you would say to the other
leaders in your colleagues in this industry.
Speaker 15: I think I would say, grow a back on it.
You can't just be about the money. I understand that
you have shareholders to report you.
Speaker 5: I thought we heard before the other news report folks,
that's a to me, that's a damn promo. CNN ought
to be a shame that they're and you heard of course,
the political bias part of this that was just naked
and not pushed back on at all by the CNN
so called journalist here. This is a disgrace. They have
a broadcast license, you know, James goldand snurbly with you
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Speaker 6: We need Eric Adams who win because Miami Canna's with
any more orers.
Speaker 14: You guys, race or rent.
Speaker 1: You have the worst attitude.
Speaker 14: You tell about her work ethic and we just to
want you wearing more.
Speaker 16: What if millions of us stopped working, stopped spending, and
stop producing all at the same time. There's a movement dowing.
It's called the people Sick Day, and what it is
is a three day economic blackout that means no work,
no shopping, no production, just pause. Three days where we
remind the system that without us, nothing moves. But here's
the twist. We're not giving out the dates until forty
eight hours before because we don't want to give the
corporations time to plan and stop us from having this happen.
Because let's be honest, if they knew what we were planning,
they'd shut it down before it even started. This isn't
a protest. This is a strategic disruption to the machine
that feeds off of our hard work in labor. If
you want to be a part of it, go to
the People's Sick Day dot com, join the discord, and
join the movement. This is how we stand up against
what is happening in our country. We need to shut
it down. We need to shut and.
Speaker 5: We need to do so.
Speaker 17: We can pretend we're not gonna buy anything for three
days and we're gonna just we're not telling anybody until
two days before because they's strategic and we need to
We can just shut down the machine.
Speaker 5: We're gonna save the country by shutting down the machine.
These what is wrong with liberal women. It's like it's
a virus of something. Uh My God, blessing protect you
and every single one of you. Your family is your
loved ones. God willing we are back tomorrow. Until then,
my friends, I bid you, I do. It's July fourth
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