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already once again? Yeah, it happened fast. It's Friday edition
of Third Least Rush Hour, Huh, busy day to day.
The Chairman of the RNC, Michael Watley, supposed to be
giving us a buzz at some point during the show.
I'm going to talk to him about the.
Speaker 4: End quotes, Big Beautiful Bill, And.
Speaker 5: Of course the messages were going all through the night,
the news stories all through the night on the big
breakup between Elon and Donald Trump, and supposedly there are
signs that a reconciliation may be in the works. I
cannot wait until tomorrow morning, no matter what else, Princess,
because Princess Diana always brings something real that we've never
contemplated to our attention on the Saturday Morning Vibe. But
I just want to see what she thinks about all
of this business between Trump and Elon. It has been
quite interesting to watch. I'm going to talk about that
Big Beautiful Bill. There are some troubling things that are
being discussed about the bill, to the point that I
don't know what we should expect, and I don't know
whether the Chairman knows, of the RC what to expect
once this thing starts to move through the Senate. But
we'll get to all of that first, though, I'm going
to embarrass one of the members of the staff by
asking a simple question, Jonas in school, what did you
learn about today's date? June sixth?
Speaker 6: You're talking about D Day?
Speaker 4: Thank god, thank god? Do you know what it was? Yeah?
You got to date? You know what it was?
Speaker 6: It was probably the most probably, yeah, the most important
day as far as winning World War World War two?
Speaker 4: Why was it the most important day?
Speaker 6: Because it was pivotal in US defeating Germany? Because Germany, don't.
Speaker 5: Give me the pablum answer, you don't have Ai in
front of you. Because it was a pivotal in US.
Why was it pivotal? Never mind? You got you. You
did better than I expected.
Speaker 6: It's funny, I do you go to ask me to
I had a feeling, you had a feeling.
Speaker 5: Dean carry onst is with us, ladies and gentlemen. He is,
of course the official historian for not only both earies
Rush Hour, but for our Saturday Morning Vibe. Dean, as
many of you know, is a alumni of the Russian Program.
He was one of rush Limba's web producers. He is
a brilliant columnist. He runs a website historyauthor dot com.
He is also an author himself things too, not just history,
but also a cuisine. And he's just an amazing guy
all around. Dear friend, love him like you can't believe. Dean,
let me ask you the question what happened to eighty
one years ago? Today?
Speaker 1: I think I think Jonas deserves some applause. That's probably
more than you get out of members of Congress, much
less of a lot of a lot of uncles and
a radius to you. So and I'm glad to see
some traditions live on here. It is a Friday, and
you're still lowering the quality for callers and having neon
or an open mind Friday style call. But we're here
to enable the joke today. I guess it's because of
the service of these battles and these veterans of World
War two and so many others. But this is a
day where we focused on them. But I decided in
my column at The New York Sun today that people
can go read at nysun dot com. And you're so
kind you share things like that on Twitter, But to
think about all the Hollywood stars, because those stories have
been a little bit reduced to, oh, hey, here's some
trivia that's Scotti from Star Trek, And of course he
was a real man. Wasn't Scotti. He wasn't even Scottish.
He was Canadian James Doing the craziest man in the
Canadian Air Force, they called him. He did some really
crazy things during his service, and he was shot by
one of his own men there at the beach, lost
a finger. You had Henry Fonda who said I'm gonna
enlist because I don't want to just be a guy
who's fake in a war studio. You had a lot
of people, and I thought the connection is today we
see Hollywood many people is just so out of touch
to career. And the difference is that these people, the
Americans of the nineteen bodies of World War Two, they
had this shared experience. They remembered where they were on
D Day as much as they did on Pearl Harbor Day,
and they made all these sacrifices and they brought them
home and they could identify with the people in the theater,
and the people in the theater could identify with the
people on the silver screen because they had such a
shared experience. And I thought that's a good thing to
write about today, that would that would maybe bring people
a little together, and I've written a few columns now
about trying to get Hollywood, to get them back to
being the cultural force that they were, because they did
so much great for America, particularly in that post war era,
when then we have the Cold War.
Speaker 5: And there were so many I mean some of the
British actors as well. I mean their country was of
course hanging in the battles. So Alec Guinness helped landed
troop plane on the Atlantic Wall from Zimblas Junior Hollywood
let a platoon into combat. That is, that had to
be one of the scariest things of his life at
Utah Beach and they pushed into France during Operation Cobra.
You mentioned James Duhan, Star Trek, injured when a century
mistook him from a German friendly fire. David Niven, who
used to be one of my favorite actors when I
was a kid, served and Churchill told him before he
became the UK Prime Minister, you did a fine thing
to give up your film career to fight for your country.
But had you not done so, it would have been despicable.
And so many others and I just love your column,
So I wanted to lead off with it and just say,
you know, the number of men and women in our
arms services now who were alive during D Day are
rapidly diminishing. But this was not just a pivotal day
for the United States. This was a pivotal day for
the world. This was probably there, it has been never
and we are never likely to see this because of
the advancement of weaponry. This was the largest single effort
in terms of logistics, the number of troops that will moved,
the surprise element. So many movies have been written about that,
the planning of this to actually America and the forces
of the Allied powers to invade Germany, and which of course,
of course signal the beginning of the end for World
War Two. It is something that the American people ought
to keep as one of their national treasures as long
as there is in America.
Speaker 1: Yea amen, because we don't have to do those things
when you can move people with words. And I think,
seriously what you said about my writing, and I appreciate it, course,
but I feel I owe it, and I feel we
all owe it. Whatever our talents are, whatever our job
is is, whatever our career, to remember them in the
best way that we can and it's too bad that
Hollywood doesn't have people who think that way anymore or
that are able to, just because they don't have the
shared experience. But after the war, you had even David Nibben.
I watched The Guns of Navarone the other day because
I watched the recent movie Warfare, which was great, and
here's the former Navy seal that produced and co wrote
or directed and co wrote a movie, and so realistic.
Really blew me away with it's realism. And I don't
mean gore, but realism. And David Nivin was one of
those guys that he's the conscience of that movie, The
Guns of Navarone. And then you had an actually Gregory
Peck was looking for an anti war message in it.
So it's not as if though they didn't, they were
all the same and they all agreed and they were
all jinguistic or whatever people want to say. They had
to fight the wars, and many people who do fight
those wars, it doesn't mean that they hate the country,
but that they wish to avoid them. Often they'll tell
you the way is to be strong. One hundred year old.
He was the one hundred and three at the time
Pearl Harbor veteran on the History Author show, and you
can find that at History author dot com. And he said,
keep strong, keep America strong.
Speaker 4: That's the way.
Speaker 1: And that's what happened on Pearl Harbor. They thought we
were weak and then you have to go later and
do something like the Normandy invasion. And it's not something
that would be necessary. People understood the cost beforehand. And
I think we're much stronger. You know, no one ever
is the reason lions have teeth and claws, right, People
don't mess with them because they did. If they didn't,
then you'd eat them.
Speaker 5: Boom Danes, thank you so much for joining us starting
the show with us today. It is people should look
at the column your New York Sun New York Sun
dot com. Dean carrianis Historyauthor dot com. Thank you so much.
Speaker 4: Dean. Thank you.
Speaker 1: James, have a good day and good job again.
Speaker 4: Jonas, thank you appreciate.
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Speaker 5: Nineteen thirty six. One of the greatest singers of the
Motown era is born Levi Stubbs lead vocalists for the
Ford Tops, so many hits. Standing in the Shadows of
Love Bernardette. They did a reboot of walk Away Renee,
which was fabulous. This one, of course, one of their
first big ones, same old song. A lot of those
Holland Dohlier, Holland Dozier Holland songs, but the Ford Tops
part of the Motown history. Happy Heavenly Birthday. Leon Stubbs
passed away in two thousand and eight. First forty five
I ever bought was this. Here's the things you remember. Yeah,
I shouldn't say I bought it. My mom bought it
for her three. Chairman all right, so we're expecting to
hear from Chairman Whiteley of the R and C shortly
talk about that big, beautiful bill. But I want to
grab Steven Miller real quick cut seven and his take
on it.
Speaker 4: I think I forget which channel he was on, maybe
Fox Quat it hit for one.
Speaker 8: According to our estimates, you're going to see a thirteen
thousand dollars average increase in take home pay for the
typical family.
Speaker 4: Thirteen thousand dollars. That's a book.
Speaker 8: The combination of economic growth of this bill will unleash
as well as the historic.
Speaker 4: Tax cuts that will be unleashed.
Speaker 8: And you're talking about not only making the Trump tax
cuts permanent, but the largest package of working class, middle
class tax belief that has ever been proposed. You combine
that with unleashing American energy, getting rid of wasteful regulations,
and also very importantly getting the legal aliens out of
the country who are driving down wages for working people.
This is the most working class bill that has ever
been proposed. I've been in what you know people call
the conservative movement for my entire life, since I was
a child, since I was in high school. I never
dreamed that we could have a bill as conservative, as transformative,
as pro American as this legislation is. This is the
most populous pro American bill. This is the MAGA agenda
in legislative form.
Speaker 4: Okay, all well and good.
Speaker 5: Chip Roy is issuing his warning to the Senate of
the United States about the bill cut three jonas. This
goes on for a bit. We'll do as much of
it as we can captured. All but here's Chip Roy.
Speaker 9: The AMPLAE Reduction Act, the Green News scam. I'm going
to tell you the one reason I voted for this bill. One. Yes,
I like the Medicaid work requirements. Yes, like a lot
of the extension of the tax cuts. Yes, I like
some of the policies that stop funding planned parenthood. Yes
I like some of the policies that stop funding transgender surgeries.
All of those are good, But in my opinion, we
needed more spending restraint, if you want to be honest
about deficits. But I voted for this bill for one reason,
and this is why I'm on the floor today, because
I need the United States Senate to hear this as
clearly as I can say it. We got restrictions on
the Green New Scam to ensure that about fifty five
or sixty percent of those subsidies that are going to
enrich billion dollar corporations to put money in the pockets
of the Chinese, to undermine our grid with unreliable energy,
and undermine natural gas, and undermine nuclear all while bolstering
wind and solar, which is littering our fields and littering
our landscape, all to provide unreliable energy. We fought like
hell to get restrictions on that, to get sixty percent
of the Green New Scam basically terminated the President campaigned
terminating all of it. But this weak ass Congress and
Senate are gonna not do that, because, oh, we can't
disrupt the existing flow of the four hundred billion dollars
of subsidies going into the pockets of all those big
companies raking in the money so they can get free
money while you guys all subsidized. They're getting rich and
your grave gets weaker. This Congress is gonna do that,
And we fought like cats and dogs to get that
sixty percent, and everybody in town, the K Street lobby
are freaking out. Oh no, we're not gonna be able
to have our subsidies to build more wind farms and
solar farms. We're not gonna have more giveaways because their
energy won't compete. So that is the one reason I
voted for this bill. So my message to the Senate,
this will get clipped, it will get sent to the Senate.
I'm looking at you, Tom Tillis. I'm looking at you
over there in the Senate. You backslide one inch on
those Irish subsidies, and I'm voting against this bill. I
want the White House to hear it. I want the
Senate to hear it, because it is the only reason
I voted for this bill, because there's god forsaken subsidies
are killing our energy, killing our grid, making us weaker,
destroying our landscape, undermining our freedom, and I'm not gonna
have it. So you do what you want to do
in the Senate House. The lords have your fun. But
if you mess up the Inflation Reduction Act Green new
scam subsidies, I ain't voting for that bill.
Speaker 5: Wall So the Green new Scam better not the savings
by cutting some of these massive seventy subsidies. Better not
go away. According to Chip Roy that folks, they cannot
afford to lose a vote in the House, not one.
They can't afford to lose one vote, and there's more
dissension in the house.
Speaker 4: Hone, Yes, fun Friday, isn't it? Yes?
Speaker 5: Light ties and gentlemen, it certainly is. We'll be back.
Keep it right here, go away, both never leave. Rush
Hour continues The Rush.
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Speaker 5: A big day in rock and roll history, my friends,
the year was nineteen sixty five. Everybody in the studio,
a bunch of kids in the studio. Today we have
some new interns. You have no idea of the industry
you're getting into. But they're all smiling and everything the
way interns always come in. They're only smiling, and you're
gonna keep smiling. I'm only messing with you. It's gonna
be a great experience. But you aren't even born when
this song came out. None of you you either, Jonas,
I know this song. We all yeah, you know it
because you heard your parents play it or your grandparents.
Speaker 10: I know this song because of Brucey the Rolling Stone
released I can't get no satisfaction on this day in
nineteen sixty five.
Speaker 4: It blew up and the Rolling Stones blew up.
Speaker 5: Now, believe it or not, this song could not even
get played on some radio stations because the lyrics were
considered too sexually suggestive.
Speaker 4: I don't even hear one suggestion in it compared to anyway.
Speaker 5: Chairman Wattley is with us, and I do not want
to spend any more time away from him. Chairman, thank
you for joining us. How are you this afternoon?
Speaker 11: I'm absolutely doing great, and you picked a good song
to lead with.
Speaker 5: Wonderful thank you sir, listen. Got to talk to you
about this big bill, the numbers, and this is what
maybe concerns me, concerns other people because I saw you
put a post out on X and your post was
to the Senate said, look, got to pass this bill.
I'm paraphrasing, this has to be passed. The numbers in
the House. This bill passed by one vote. I just
played a Chip Roy SoundBite and Chip was saying, Okay,
if the Senate kills off any of the measures that
would limit the Green New scam cutbacks, which are about
forty percent of the money that goes in subsidies to
companies benefiting from this so called Green New Deal, if
that number isn't held on, it's going to lose vote.
Speaker 4: His vote.
Speaker 5: Thomas Massey and we may get to this later came
out today and said there are some provisions in there
regarding the overriding of state and local zoning laws for
AI perpose, for businesses that are in the tech sector
that are troubling. You had Marjorie Taylor Green go to
the floor and say she wouldn't have voted for the
bill if she had known that there was a provision
in the bill. I believe it's the same provision dealing
with AI. And there were other people saying that they
didn't have time to read the bill and they're troubled
by things inside. Where is this thing is going to
hang on a thread in the House if it changes
in the Senate. And in the Senate you already have
certain senators raising objections. What does this look like to you,
mister chairman.
Speaker 11: Saturday Night or Saturday Morning cartoons, Schoolhouse Rock. I'm just
a bill, you know, And this is we're watching that
play out in real time. We are having live negotiations
across the House, across the Senate. But the way that
I see this bill is a very simple equation. Either
we are going to have of the largest tax height
in American history, or we're not. We're going to pass
the bill to avert that, or we're not. The fact
is that we don't need to saddle every family in
America with twenty thirty forty percent tax increases. We need
to extend the Trump tax cuts. Eighty percent of the
American people support this bill, Seventy two percent of Democrats,
eighty one percent of Republicans support, or eighty one percent
of seventy two percent of Democrats, eighty two percent of
Independence support this bill. We need to get it done
and get it to the President's desk.
Speaker 5: Wait a minute, you're saying this bill has a lot
of Democrat support. Is that what I just heard you say?
Speaker 11: Across the country? Extending the Trump tax credits? Seventy two percent.
Speaker 5: Extending the tax credits? Okay, hakm Jeffries cut forward jonas
mister chairman. As usual, I'm not playing anything that you
haven't already heard, Becausemocrats have been singing this same song
no matter what bill the Republicans have come up with
since before Jeffries, it was Pelosi, before Pelosi was whoever,
same lines all the time.
Speaker 4: Right now, we're focused on killing the bill.
Speaker 12: The GOP tax scam hurts everyday Americans and rewards billionaires.
That's not what we should be doing at this moment
in time in the United States of America. We should
be building an affordable economy that lowers costs for hard
working American taxpayers. The GOP tax scam, this one big,
ugly bill does the exact opposite.
Speaker 5: It will raise costs. Yeah, yeah, yeah, enough, Chairman. Every
single piece of legislation Republicans have ever put up. It
is the same old playbook. The Republicans want to help
their wealthy friends. They're the party of the billionaires, etc.
Speaker 4: Etc.
Speaker 5: It's not playing as well as it used to across America.
But what is the response to this for the rank
and file Democrats who are tds in many cases, and
who still believe whatever their leadership says.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Look, they just need to get in touch with
their constituents. They needed to get in touch with the
families and the workers that live in their districts and
talk to them about whether those people want a twenty
thirty forty percent tax cite, because I promise you they
do not. The fact is that the leadership of the
Democratic Party right now is so out of touch with
their voters. That's why they just lost an absolutely historic
election cycle in twenty twenty four. They lost the White House,
they lost the House, they lost the Senate because they
are all about an open border in stationary spending a
week America agenda, and that's not what the American people want,
all right.
Speaker 5: Well, looking at the polling on this and the polling
on the medicaid side, what is happening with medicaid is
has been negative. I haven't seen any I haven't seen
a poll in over a week and a half to
be totally candid, So it may have shifted since then.
But the last time, the last polling I saw on it,
the numbers were horrific. Even Republicans, a lot of Republicans
in the base apparently don't understand what is happening with
medicare Medicaid, I'm sorry, and the idea that there are
going to be new work requirements if this bill goes through,
and that there will be less people taking it. The
Democrats are saying, there's no how King Jeffries, there's no
There's not one illegal immigrant is on it.
Speaker 4: That belies the facts.
Speaker 5: In California, the money is directly flowing to illegal immigration
and illegal immigrants. What can you tell people who are
squeamish about when they hear the word medicaid and then cut, Well.
Speaker 11: What's going to happen is this provision is going to
strengthen Medicaid. It's going to make sure that Medicaid is
going to be solvent and available to help America seniors
in America's most vulnerable. The fact that we are trying
to put a work requirement in is something that is
broadly supported by the American people. The fact that we
are going to be taking illegal immigrants off the voter rolls,
one point four million of them who should not have
been on Medicaid in the first place, is something that
is widely supported by the American people. So you know,
these are common sense reforms. Eliminating waste, fraud, and abuse
is something that's widely supported by the American people. The
Democrats are just using the word cut to go after this,
And look, Republicans do need to talk about what is
in this bill and how it's going to strengthen Medicaid
for our most vulnerable.
Speaker 5: What happens if what happens, and this is a real thing, okay,
what happens when you have illegal immigrants who are no
longer able to access these these programs that I guarantee
you Democrats are not quite about. In fact, I have
a long sign, but I won't play it because I
don't want to take up your time with us with
Scott Jennings taking on the entire Abbey Show panel over
this issue, and their stance is why, of course illegal
immigrants should be getting medicaid. Of course, you're going to
pay for it regardless if they don't get medicaid when
they show up to the emergency room, we're all going
to pay for it. So that is the stance of
not just the elected Democrat base, but their pundit class
as well. Why it's an of course we should be extended.
You are not compassionate if you tell people they can't
access a benefit program. I mean, how do you fight
that kind of logic?
Speaker 11: Well, in some states, you're just going to lose in
terms of trying to talk to the Democratic leadership in
the mainstream media. But the fact is that the American
people do not want taxpayer support going to fund illegal immigrants.
And you see it all across the country. President Trump
ran on a very strong mandate of shutting down the
border and deporting violent, criminal illegal aliens and making sure
that we're going to deport all illegal aliens and set
up a regime that is going to work for America.
Right now, the Democrats are doing everything they can. They're
fighting harder for violent, criminal illegal aliens than they are
their own constituents.
Speaker 4: Amen to that.
Speaker 5: Let me just ask you this about the taxes, because
taxes is a big part of this. But I'll tell
you what. Let's take a break. I want to ask
you about specifically taxes and the healthy when we get back,
because this is the common refrain that we have heard
now going back for decades, and I want to clear
something up about who actually pays taxes in America. James
Gonan isternally with you both Sally's Rush Hour with Me.
Chairman of the RNC, Michael Wiley generously giving us his
time for not just one, but two segments today on
this the fastest hour in American medium. Dolly is with
us Dolly Parton. You know Whitney Houston went on. Today
is her anniversary of going number one with I Want
to Dance with Somebody. But Dolly Parton released this song
which did incredible for Whitney and incredible for her on
this day in nineteen seventy four, she wrote it It's hers,
the amazing Dolly Parton. Golden is thirty with you here.
Fastest hour in American media continues, Don't Go.
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Speaker 5: All right, nineteen sixty five, we told you Stones released
I Can't get no satisfaction. Historic Day, Historic Day as
well the Beatles. The Beatles went into the recording studio
for the first time, went to Abbey Road Studios on
this day in nineteen sixty two, recorded four tracks. They
got paid the equivalent of twelve bucks each, by the way,
for the recording session. This was one of the songs
that they recorded. Of course, it became one of the classics.
James Goldin is thirdly with You with Me Chairman, Michael
Whitley r and C. Mister chairman. One of the things
that Rush talked about. And I remember being stunned the
first time that he talked about this on his program.
He broke down who actually pays taxes? And I don't
have the quintiles in front of me, but I do
remember this. The top one percent of taxpayers, the top
the top five percent of American taxpayers, those with the
top five percent of income pay close to ninety percent
of all of the taxes in America. Yet they are
continually demonized by the Democrat Party. And I don't hear
much of anybody in either of the parties saying thank
you to those who have done extra dreamely well through
their own efforts, through their own hard works, through their
own achievements, for the most part, who are carrying the
load of American taxes Instead, what we hear every single
time this comes up, whether it's a tax cut or something,
is that the wealthy in this country are horrible.
Speaker 4: They're taking care of that. They are demonized.
Speaker 5: As being greedy, and the Republicans, of course, are always
demonized by Democrats of wanting to help out their wealthy
friends who really don't need the money. What is your
take on all of this.
Speaker 11: Well, look, the Democrats have never seen a dollar that
they didn't want to tax and spend. They want to
tax the rich, they want to tax middle class, they
want to tax the four. Right now, the Trump tax
cuts that were enacted in twenty seventeen, by far the
biggest beneficiaries in terms of what it meant for their
take home they were the lower class and middle class.
So right now, when we're trying to extend those Trump
tax credits and cat cuts, then the biggest beneficiaries of
this package are going to be the lower class and
the middle class. Of course, the Democrats want to raise
those taxes. Every single member of the House for the
Democratic Party, every Democrat member voted to raise taxes on
the lower class, in the middle class. Every single one
in the Senate has said they're going to vote no
on this bill, and they're going to vote to raise
taxes on the lower class and the middle class. So
it is absolutely true on the Democratic side of the
aisle that they want to tax the rich, they also
want to tax the middle class, and they want to
tax the poor as well.
Speaker 5: All right, now we started, I asked you the numbers
we started. You mentioned that there are negotiations going on
in the Senate. What do you expect as this bill
starts to move through the Senate? Will there be massive
changes to the bill that was presented to them from
the House. If so, let me just got to go
back to the House, and you already have, as we said,
house members that are saying they're already positioning themselves to
say they would vote know if they were massive changes.
What should we expect coming up as this bill starts
to work his way through the United States Senate?
Speaker 11: Well, look, we're watching sausage made in real time, Okay,
and so there's a lot of changes. There's a lot
of back and forth that are going to happen within
the Republican caucus on the Senate. You know, the fact
is they're not going to have any negotiations with the
Democrats because the Democrats has said they're absolutely not going
to vote for the bill in any way that it
would look through. You know, we need to make sure
that we can get it through the Senate. We need
to make sure that any changes that they make are
going to be acceptable to the House. President Trump has
said that he is amenable to the changes that the
Senate might make. But obviously know that you've got to
go back and you've got to get you know, the
House members that are going to be back on it,
and we need everybody in the House and the Senate
to go back to basics. This is an inflection point.
Build we're going to have the largest tax hike in
American history, or we're going to have the largest tax
cut in American history.
Speaker 5: Do you think those arguments are going to sway I'm
sorry to cut you off, sir, Do you think those
arguments are going to sway some of the voices in
the Senate that are decidedly anti Trump, and I'll name
names like Susan Collins has already said she hasn't said
she's against the bill, but she's already raised concerns over
the medicaid issue. We have Lisa Murkowski, we have Ran Paul.
We love Rand Paul here, but Ran Paul has already
said he's already said he's wishy, and we've got a
few more that are raising objections to it. Do you
think at the end of the day, these senators are
going to come along despite whatever qualms they may have.
Speaker 11: They need to because the fact is that if they
don't vote for this bill, they're going to vote for
the largest tax sic in American history. They're also going
to reject a bill that has very necessary energy provisions.
This bill has provisions in there to finish the wall
and put more ICE agents to work every day deporting violent, criminal,
illegal aliens. It's also got a number of national security
provisions in there. You know, look, this is Donald trump
america first agenda embodied in a bill. And it's not
just Donald Trump's agenda. It's not just the Republican Party agenda.
This is the American agenda. This is what the American
people voted for and it really truly is embodied in
this piece of legislation. And there's a lot of negotiations
and back and forth we're going to have on certain
provisions here, but at base, this is about the election,
and it really truly is about taking Donald Trump's election
from twenty twenty four, putting it in a form of
a bill, and having the House and the Senate and
vote on it.
Speaker 5: Mister chairman, thank you so much for joining us. I
hope we have you back within the next few weeks.
I want to talk to you at some point. We
got to talk twenty twenty eight, but let's get through
this bill first and see what happens.
Speaker 11: Okay, yes, sir, you have a great weekend, and really
appreciate you and all your listeners.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much, Chairman Watley James Goldin certainly the
fastest hour in American media wraps up. God willing, of course,
we'll be back tomorrow, bright and early. In the meantime,
May God bless protect Teach and every single one of you,
your family's, your loved ones. Love and gratitude my friends
always for your being here with me and allowing me
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Until then, my friends, I bid you, I do.
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