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Here's James Golden.
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the program this afternoon. Eight hundred eight four eight nine
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Speaker 5: Two two.
Speaker 2: It's been.
Speaker 5: A month.
Speaker 6: Today marks one month of President in Trump's return to
the Oval office, and there is no denying this administration
is off to a historic start. The President has already
signed seventy three executive orders. That is more than double
the number signed by Joe Biden, in more than quadruple
the number signed by Barack Obama over the same period.
These executive orders have ended burdensome regulations, sealed the border,
unleashed our domestic energy sector, eliminated divisive dei from our
federal government, stopped the weaponization of government, cut waste, fraud
and abuse, reinstituted America first trade in foreign policies, and
ultimately restored common sense. The President also signed the Lake
and Riley Act into law, which ensurees ICE will detain
illegal aliens arrested or charged with theft or violence. As
of today, the Senate has already confirmed eighteen cabinet level nominees,
which is more than at this point under the Obama
administration in two thousand and nine and more than double
the pace of the Biden administration in twenty twenty one.
And today we expect Cash Pattel to be confirmed as
the next director of the FBI. We are proud to
announce that the President will host his first official cabinet
meeting here at the White House next Wednesday, February twenty
sixth In just four weeks, President Trump has already hosted
the leaders of Israel, Japan, Jordan, and India, and next Monday,
the President will host France's President Emmanuel Mcrone and on Thursday,
the UK Prime Minister Kirs Starmer will visit the White
House as well.
Speaker 4: Kuers Stalmer, he can stay home. Well, got to talk
with everybody, that's right, folks. One month and as she
said they expected, it has happened. Cash Patel this afternoon
became the Director of the FBI a ten year term
and thus twenty confirmations from the United States senator. Of course,
there were naysayers, Sue Collins and Lisa Murkowski Mikowski, of course, Alaska.
Collins' main voted against cash Ptel. The turtle announced he
is not going to be running turtles, don't Royn Well,
he's not going to be running.
Speaker 5: For a sentence for Senate.
Speaker 4: The turtle, Mitch McConnell is in his last term as
a United States Senator, will not seek nor will he
accept the nomination to become senator again. So the era
of the turtle is over. The turtle did some good.
He has many detractors. If it were not for the turtle,
we would not have a conservative majority on the Supreme
Court of the United States.
Speaker 5: The turtle.
Speaker 4: Did some good. It is Thursday, eight hundred eight four
eight nine two. Is how you reach us, James Golden
bost early, there's a lot to do. We're expecting to
chat up with the CEO of Colonial Metals, Paul Stone,
down at the half hour mark, so hope that holds schedule.
Let us continue with events from the White House today,
Stephen oh oh, Before we do that, before we do that,
Amy Klobachar must be among the disappointed Democrats. There were
five of these guys. Five of them stood out in
front of the FBI building, the j Edgar Hoover Building
in Washington, d C. Which Cash Purshell tells us he
wants to turn into a museum. I think number one,
they should at least take the name j Edgar Hoover
off that building. J N. Cohoover was perhaps one of
the most oh I know, I'm gonna hear it from
my law and order at all cost friends on one
of the most corrupt public officials in American history, j
Ed Gohoover. If you just read his biographies and I well,
the biographies that have been written about him and his
tenure at the FBI. Some of the things that this
guy did, including blackmailing pretty much half of DC with
his famous FBI files.
Speaker 5: This guy was just he was corrupt.
Speaker 4: I've always objected to a building being named after j
Ed Gohoover. He should be despised in every corner of
our recitation of history. That's another story for another day. Anyway,
Five of these lowly well not lowly, they're United States Senators,
including Adam Shifty Shift, including Dick Durbin, who is called
by many on the right, Dick Turbin that for his
never mind, I don't call people out of their name,
so I will call him Senator Dick Durbin was out there.
Speaker 5: Shifty Shift was out there.
Speaker 4: I think it was White House, you know, the guy
with the segregated the senator from Connecticut. Maybe it wasn't him,
Maybe I just heard him somewhere else. It was just
five of these five of these guys out there whining,
in which I thought funny because if we were Democrats,
we were just focused on skin color. We say, look
at these five white guys out here, trying to prevent
a person of color trying to elevate himself. That's what
if we were Democrats, that's the way we do. I'm
not going that down in that direction. They were just
five liberal guys eyes in the Senate, whining and moaning
about cash Pattel. You can smell, you can smell the
fear in certain corners of Washington, DC. You can smell
the fear. Beautiful office buildings, beautiful, luxurious, but what is
coming out of them today is the scent of fear
that all their little dirty tricks, all their little secrets,
like in the Epstein files, for instance, people are begging
Patel open the Epstein files, let's see who did what.
You can smell the fear emanating from certain quarters of Washington,
DC now that Cash Pattel will be probably on his
way over to the FBI office right now, one would
hope at any rate. Yeah, so you had these five
lonely got nobody was out there. You know how embarrassing
is it. You have a podium setup, you have microphones
set up, You're standing outside and nobody is paying any
attention to you. Nobody, there's no crowd. You're just sitting
there talking to the wind. But that's what they were
doing today. And then Klobachar, Amy, Klobachar was on the
floor of the Senate. That's cut Q and this is
what before the Patel voting. And this was what Klobachar
had to say.
Speaker 7: I remind our colleagues on the other side of the
aisle that Bill bhr wrote that putting Patel in charge
of the FBI, promoting him in any way would only
happen quote over his dead body end quote. Gina has
both threatened to resign to stop Patel from becoming her deputy,
and John Bolton said that Patel demonstrated no policy apt
to good at all. Mister President, these are staunch, lifelong Republicans.
They are experienced and respected people. I may not agree
in anyway with everything they've said or done, nor does
everyone here, but we do agree that they are people
of integrity.
Speaker 4: Hey, Cash, why don't you investigate them first? Now that you.
Speaker 8: Repentic, there is a lifeline Republicans. Ray, I respected respected
by who, respected by who by you? Oh, because the
Democrat respects him. That means you can vote front him,
even get no thank you. And he was voted in
any way, mister pugeting.
Speaker 4: John Bouting didn't like him, John Voteam doesn't like Bill
Bond doesn't like him. Well, kiss, Moving on, ladies and gentlemen.
Steve Miller, Stephen Miller. You know I met Steven Miller
back when he was working with the former Attorney general
who was then not attorney general but senator. And I'll
tell you what that's a senator Jeff Sessions from Alabamy. Oh,
Jasmine Crockett is on a roll. Jasmine Crockett says, there
pretty much I can translate it. The entire South is
on welfare and they should shut up. And she's doing
one of these fo you know what is it? Fofa Yeah,
she's doing one of those numbers on the South.
Speaker 5: The shee ouf.
Speaker 4: They're all a bunch of welfare recipients down south and
they ought to be grateful, but they're not. Anyway, we
may get to Jasmin Crockett later, ignorance takes it back. Oh,
a stream of consciousness. You know who actually is out speaking?
And for the first time I saw he said something
that I said, you know what, hmmm, this is interesting.
For the first time, I said, this guy actually said
something I find interesting. That would be our former transportation
secretary and before that the mayor of somewhere out there
in Indiana anyway, where were we, Stephen Miller. Yes, gave
a civic lesson to the White House Press Corps. But
I can't do it right now because I'm looking at
the clock. We gotta do this. We gotta pay some
rent here. Jay Giles Birthday to Day guitarists went to
Jay Giles band, born on this day in nineteen forty six,
passed away back in twenty seventeen, Heavenly birthday for Jay Giles,
of course, since it's his big hit, went number one
here and number three across the pond, centerfold. Everything is
hitting me, triggering me. Today you know, Seapack is going on,
and they actually they actually introduced the former. She was
like prime Minister for ten minutes over there, Liz Trust.
They got her in office. Then like it seemed like
a week later they're like get out. But she was
at Seapack and she made a pretty interesting but quick speech.
In fact, I tell you what, we'll play it coming
out of the break. Happy birthday, Heavenly Birthday, Jay Giles,
James Golden, Snurdley Both Sturdley's Rush Hour the Thursday edition.
Speaker 5: Don't go away at jump.
Speaker 2: Widow, that's too much.
Speaker 5: Rush.
Speaker 2: This is the Rush Hour with James Golden.
Speaker 3: James Golden, known popularly as both Snarle.
Speaker 1: This is the Rush Hour with James Golden Rush.
Speaker 9: And we look across the Atlantic with envy. We see
President Trump in the executive in the Oval Office, signing
off executive orders, and we want some of that in Britain.
We want we want drill, baby, drill. We want men
banned from women's bathrooms and women's sports.
Speaker 5: We want we want.
Speaker 9: Illegal immigrants supported, We want taxes to be cut. We
want a Trump revolution in Britain. We want to flood
the zone. We want Elon and his nerd army of
musk Rats examining the British seat states.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's former British Prime Minister Liz Trust. She was
an old prime minister for all about ten minutes over there.
They tossed her and this new guide, this killer killer.
We'll be coming to the White House. Can't wait for that.
This guy was so rabbit anti Trump. You know what,
when Kurtis Thummer comes in, I'm gonna dig out all
those anti Trump cuts off his because he's gonna be
coming trying to kiss the ring now, like he never
said any of that stuff anyway. Birthday to day, heavenly birthday.
We say heavenly birthday for any everybody because I don't
know where they are, and I'm just assuming that they're
in heaven. I'm just gonna make the God knows best
where they are, and if they're not in heaven, that's
up to him. So heavenly Birthday today. Kurt Cobain, of course,
this one Nirvana first huge hit for them smells like
team Spirit back in nineteen ninety one committed suicide. Remember
it as one of the most iconic rock and roll
hit musicians in alternative music. And of course you can
still I mean Dave Grawl food Fighters, but alone doing
his thing. Yeah, Kurt Cobain, Okay, James Golden here, we
are expecting to chat it up with Paul Stone down
into half hour. I'm looking forward to that. But I
want to get to something that I promised earlier. That is,
imagine you being one of the liberals in the White
House Press Corps.
Speaker 5: Your seats changed.
Speaker 4: Now you got all these alternative media guys in the room,
and you know.
Speaker 10: You despise these people. How come they're letting the drags in.
They're not ABC, they're not AP, they're not c BS,
they're not in BC or even from PMS in BC,
but they're in there.
Speaker 4: I'm running out of time again. I'll have to wait.
I'll tell you what we'll do. Before the end of
the show. We'll get to Stephen Miller because he laid
it out, James Goland snurly and you gotta hear Pete Boutajack.
So we have a lot to do. Got to hear
mister Pete mayor Pete anyway. James Goldlan both nearly with you.
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I promise you that stay here.
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Speaker 5: Oh Yeah, nineteen fifty.
Speaker 4: Walter Becker is born bassist, guitarist, songwriter, vocalist with Steely Dan,
the one and only Steely Dan. This, of course, released
in the year nineteen seventy two, went all the way
up to number six on the charts. Their debut album
one of my favorite groups of all time.
Speaker 5: In fact, see this is a few kids.
Speaker 4: There was life before CDs, and if you don't know
what CDs are, that was before streaming music, so vinyl,
which I have thousands. When CDs came out, the first
CD I ever heard was Phil Collins Right in the Night.
But the first CD that I bought myself went to
the store, but was Steely Dan's agent.
Speaker 5: Steely Dan.
Speaker 4: Remembering Steely Dan with us right now, ladies and gentlemen,
so glad to have him.
Speaker 5: Is Paul Stone. Paul of course.
Speaker 4: CEO and hey Colonial Metals, and I have been looking
forward to speaking with We have a chat from time
to time. I have been so looking forward to catching
up with Paul. But Paul, before, how you introduced you
again to the audience with your voice. I want you
to listen to something, Paul, and I want you to
give us your response to this. This is our NEWCOMERCE
Secretary Howard Lutnik, and this is something that Lutnick said.
It pertains to people with Social Security and some of
the other things that people have been talking about might
be cut, might not check out.
Speaker 5: Mister Lutnick.
Speaker 2: First off, let's go through.
Speaker 11: I just want to make clear we do not need
to cut a single dollar from someone in Social Security
or someone from medicator, someone in the government who actually
deserves the money, not a single dollar. And any Democrat
who says the alternative is a nonsense. What we're going
to attack is the waste, fraud and abuse.
Speaker 2: So think of it now.
Speaker 5: So the idea and it's kind of funny.
Speaker 11: It came from Madison Square Garden because the deal was
between me and Elon that Elon was going to cut
one trillion dollars from our expenses and that we I
was going to drive revenue growth of a trillion dollars
from tariffs from oil and from getting rid of all
the tax scams, which we can talk about. I mean,
there are so many tax scams against the United States
of America and make your head spin.
Speaker 2: And that would earn us a trillion dollars. Not cutting a.
Speaker 11: Single person's benefits, not cutting a singles persons deserve it.
Speaker 5: We're the richest country on earth. We can give people
social security.
Speaker 11: But what we can have is think about this.
Speaker 5: There are six.
Speaker 11: Million people who say they're over one hundred years old
receiving Social Security benefits.
Speaker 5: Paul, welcome, How are you my friend? Great? Have you back? Great?
Speaker 12: Great to be back. Yeah, top of the ear to you.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Paul, you heard. What do you think of this?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 13: I think generating revenue is essential to freedom and stability,
and you need to make sure your revenue just like
any business, just like WABC needs to make sure it's
revenue exceeds its costs. And so when you look at
the government, you know, I was talking with Judge Purou earlier,
they don't have any experience generating revenue. They're collecting, right,
they're siphoning money outside of the economy. So it's fresh
language to hear your Treasury secretary talking about spending.
Speaker 12: Focus. You know, whatever you focus on grows.
Speaker 13: So if you just focus on government and aptitude and
aptitude from the government grows. If we focus on how
you can just look off from how the government has
operated all these decades to something new.
Speaker 12: That's great. So generating revenue is great. Cutting costs is great.
Speaker 13: Not to say that we need to incorporate the federal government.
It just needs to be reduced and its stature and
its power and its ability to cause for an ineffective
experience and failure to delivery on its goods that it
owes us because it's supposed to work for us, not
us slaving away and working and giving all of our
money to them.
Speaker 4: Okay, now he's telling everyone, Okay, there's no need to cut.
Don't learn because there's a scare tactics around the area.
Social Security is going to get cut. Your Medicaid is
gonna get cut. Your law. Talk to me about what
happens if you are a senior right now in this country,
in America. You've worked hard all your life, you have
some savings, right. I know you're not a financial plan
I'm not asking you to plan financially for people, but
just give me an idea of what you're thinking for
people that have already got in that stagg and they
want to protect it. In fact, thank you very much,
by the way, because you sponsor a segment on our
Saturday syndicated show protecting Your Future, and we've been talking
about that in all kinds of ways what people can
do to protect their future. So number one, thanks for that.
I just want to put that out there. But what
do you say to people in these two categories. One,
they have in that day already and they're looking at
all the stuff going on right now in the economy.
They're hearing the usual scare tactics about their social security.
Medicaid is going to be cutting all that. So for
those people, what would you suggest that they pay attention to?
And then for people that are just starting their careers
and that have you know, they're thirty years out from
thinking about retiring, What what do you do with it?
What do you say to those two different groups of people?
Speaker 13: Yeah, first of all, I mean the two different groups
are really delineated by those with saved money and those
who are still at work earning it and working out
of savings. So if you have saved money, you've committed
that savings to be in the dollar. So when we
look at if we zoom back out and we say, well,
what's the regime I'm part of here with my dollars?
Is the regime healthy? Is it running efficiently? Are they honest?
Are they, you know, clean cut? Are they grimy? And
their dealings? They're running on printnciples and ethics. They pay
attention to the Constitution, the framework for creating a happy
existence and an easy shot at the pursuit of happiness.
Or are they working all against all that, are ignoring
those principles and those truths? What am I part of here?
So if we zoom out and we say well, what
is GDP? What is the health of our country measured
at the end of the year without any printed money
since two thousand and eight, is our GDP a growing
number without printed money?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 2: No, it's not.
Speaker 13: Oh so what would we define the health of a
country if it's GDP is shrinking for the last fifteen years,
or so fifteen sixteen, seventeen years, Well, I'd call negative
gd GDP growth for seventeen years of depression. Okay, So
my retirement savingsy, SOID Security checks come to me. It's
printed money. So as they print the money, it erodes
the dollar that was only worth three cents and the
year two thousand was worth fifty six cents. So to
give me my Social Security check and deliver on these
promises the government made that it couldn't deliver on down
the road when there's only three workers for every retiree today.
When they created Social Security in the forties, there were
forty four workers for a retiree. So this big population
bubble that helped make America incredibly just so wildly successful seventies, eighties,
nineties retires towards the end of the nineties. Now we
have a retirement cost. The government has to print money
to meet and as they print, it caused costs to
go up. So every year they print to cover the cost,
the costs go up again. So they print and cover
costs and the cost go out and on. This goes
on forever. So when you look at Social Security, Medicaid,
and Medicare, that's almost five trillion dollars you have to
deal with every year, and it doesn't go away, it
gets bigger. So cutting a trillion dollars from fraud, waste,
and abuse can help if they can accomplish that, and
growing a trillion in revenue can help, if they can
accomplish that. Let's wait and see. None of that's been
done before to my knowledge, in any government. Because they're
not profit pressured entities, they don't actually have an accountability
ethic in their existence like a business word or a
sports franchise has to win. So when we look though
at what they might want to do, until they see
the proof is in right, if they're in a jury
box and the court case is closed, they have to
make a decision. What did the evidence show? Are they
finding this new government, this new idea of things innocent
of government misrepresentation? They've actually completely there's a sea change
going on, or were there things that kept Trump and
his team from delivering on their intentions. Because it's not
a monarchy, they can't control the legislative branch. They can
try and influence and shame it and beat it up
and pressure it from the podium, from the camera, but
they can't do the government's job that they would like.
Speaker 12: To do for them. That still could be an impediment
in their way.
Speaker 13: So retirees say, Okay, my money's part of a failing
financial regime. My money saved in a dollar that's almost
extinct when mathematically it goes extinct.
Speaker 12: Do I have as savings? No? So if I've moved
my money out of the dollar, what could I move
it toward.
Speaker 13: I could move it to farmland, I could move it
towards lots of different things.
Speaker 12: I can move it to gold and silver.
Speaker 13: That's a financial thing that isn't man made, and that's
the benefit of what golden silver is. It's still financial,
it's pure property, it's portable, it's secure, it exists in
the physical realm, not the virtual dollar realm, and it
goes up wildly historically speaking, when the crisis really kicks
off and it trickles higher during the time that there's
a bunch of falsehoods going off because of the government
lying to you. So if gold starts five fifty dollars
an ounce when Nixon ends the relationship with the dollar
and today it's three thousand almost. Let that be a
sign like mercury in a thermometer rising hotter and hotter
and hotter. Your issues are getting hotter and hotter and
hotter in your economy. Our gold isn't at three thousand
golds at a thousand golds at five hundred. So that
is the unbiased proof that this treachery from our government
may not be able to be changed and has been
going on for decades that then caught it not only
inflates the retirement savings of the people that have retirement savings,
but maybe someday it causes that savings to disappear because
the government can't get enough money out of the economy
from taxes to cover its bills, so it has to print,
so it has to drive costs higher, so it has
to print more, which kills the currency. So if there
if there's no way to create enough revenue to cover
these costs, the government doesn't get enough money from in
taxes to pay, they're going to have to print. And
all of the economic projections out there show that these
plans from Trump to work at making things different and
restoring America back to what it once was might caut
deficits to grow, not shrink. If you're a betting man
and woman, we kind of are based on where we're
deciding every morning, at that financial altar, where our money's
going to be stored. If it's stored in the dollar,
you're betting that everything's going to turn out great. And okay,
I think there's enough of a track record to say
maybe you should hedge that bet a little bit. And
you're having money outside of the dollar in golden silver,
is what does that?
Speaker 2: All?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: I want to continue this conversation. You're gonna be on
me on Saturday. Let's because we're running out of time here.
I want to continue this conversation. I'm gonna tell you what, Paul.
Last time we spoke, I had some people said this
sounds too gloom and doom for me, and I want
to just make sure because the first term of Donald Trump,
the economy, and let's talk about the difference on a Saturday.
The economy can do well for people, and the economy
doing the Trump was definitely better than the Biden economy.
But there's also some unknowns here. What he's talking about
doing with tariffs and actually eliminating the income tax. This
could be an economic game changer like we have never
seen in this country in over one hundred years. And
I want to get your thoughts on that too. We
got about a minute. What do you want to tell
me this last minute before we reconvene on Saturday.
Speaker 13: A lot of times truth we avoid the truth that
comes with doom and gloom, but we got to look
at it so we can make course corrections for ourselves
and not just just constantly want to tune into the
happy and the wonderful stories. And this financial story is
the same story of every reserve currency country that came
before us. So the only reason I focus on it
isn't to help promote their need for gold and silver.
I'm just illuminating the government has created the need for
gold and silver. And until it really shows evidence of
cooperating with Trump's policies, you've still got to be holding
your breath or wondering if you should make a shift
over to precious metals. And then the day all of
these these things Trump needs to cooperate with him for
his policies to take effect, come and meet and there's
unity there, then maybe you'd start thinking you would let
gold and silver go, because the proof's in that you
don't have to worry anymore. I voted for Trump with
both hands. I told everyone to vote for Trump. It's
the best shot we have at restoring America to its greatness.
There's gonna be bumps in the roads, pain and some
challenges along the way, though.
Speaker 5: Got it. That's got to wrap it up for us
right now.
Speaker 4: I look forward to catching up with you on Saturday, Paul,
Thank you so much for joining you.
Speaker 5: Got it.
Speaker 4: Stevie Wonder takes us in, folks, Stevie. On this day,
nineteen seventy seven Grammy Awards walked out with four of them.
That was the year Songs in the Key of Life
was released. James Golden is thurbly keep me right here,
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Speaker 11: Go away, sneaking out the back, don't hang up, put those.
Speaker 5: Really out the bath.
Speaker 2: And rush.
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Speaker 4: You know those nineteen seventies seven Grammys world that was
a great year for music. This was the record of
the Year, not the album. Steven got the Album of
the Year for songs in the Kia Life George Bench
and walked away with the Record of the Year for
this one. Chicago won multiple Grammys for Chicago ten, including
their big Head if You Leave Me Now, one of
the funniest. The best R and B songs of the
year went to boz Gags for low Down This one,
of course, Record of the Year nineteen seventy seven George Benson,
written by Leon Russell.
Speaker 5: Used to be married to Brenda Russell. Yeah, yeah, yeah, anyway.
Speaker 2: James Golden aka bos Nerdly presents.
Speaker 4: Rabbit Bones, Jacquelin. We didn't have a chance to get
catch up with here yesterday. I'm glad to hear from
you today. How are you, Jacqueline?
Speaker 14: Thank you so much. James. I'm very good and I
hope you are as well. I'll have to call you
back another time to add to what I want to say,
but I'll start by saying that my good friend Liz
from Florida and I were talking about how wonderful it
is that the new Department of Transportation Secretary Sewan Duffy
and President Trump have stopped congestion pricing here in New York,
and we came to the conclusion that the opposing New
York City mayoral and gubernatorial candidates should begin running ads
all over radio, TV, print, and especially billboards at all
the bridges, tunnels, through ways, interstates and highways with Kathy
Hochel and Cuomo's picture, stating that they are both responsible
for the congestion pricing in New York and they need
to remember that when they go to the polls, especially
the primary poll for mayor, which is going to be
in a few short months.
Speaker 4: I love that idea and put Kassie whole face on
everything you can that has gone wrong with New York
in the Tri state area, Jack and Grant, I look
forward to our next conversation. Let's check in with Mount
Vernon Roberto. Roberto, how are you this afternoon?
Speaker 15: I'm good, Baul.
Speaker 5: How you doing very well? Thank you?
Speaker 15: Yeah, I was just called about the mayor of New
York City. Why don't why doesn't the state Why doesn't
if they stop, if they dropped the federal cases on him,
why don't they just charge him with the criminal charges
in the state.
Speaker 4: Why why don't they just let the guy go. I'm
not in favor of this indicting Mayor Adams. It was
a political witch hun to begin with.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: If so, if defense get off, why why does Letitia
James step in and do it?
Speaker 15: Absolutely, Laticia James, the DA in Manhattan.
Speaker 5: Why aren't these people going after the mayor?
Speaker 15: If defense great case?
Speaker 5: And you know why? You know why do you know why? Okay,
tell us, tell us, tell us, why tell us why
they won't do it?
Speaker 15: Because because they're all Dems and they won't and they
won't eat their own.
Speaker 5: Come on, there's another reason to come on, come on,
come on say it?
Speaker 4: Why because because all Dems cover it.
Speaker 5: What's the main position of Dems?
Speaker 15: Everything is absolutely.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but everything is skin color right with Dems and
Letsia James and Alvin Bragg don't want to be the
guy or gal or two guys the way you look
at it, that takes down a black mare.
Speaker 5: Come on, come on, it was me. If it was me.
Speaker 4: In jail and a heartbeat, I actually say a black yeah,
unless it's a black conservative, they got it.
Speaker 5: We be in jail already. We gotta go.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Roberto, May God bless and protect each and
every single one of you, your family, your loved ones,
my friends. Love and gratitude for your being here with
me and allowing me to be with you. Yes tomorrow,
God willing, We're here for the Friday edition of Both
Sis Rush Hour. We will get to Stephen Miller, we
will get to Jasmine and the rest of it, God willing.
But in the meantime, I must bid you I do
Speaker 5: Bye.