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Speaker 3: The Rush Hour with James Golden on the Red Apple
podcast Network.
Speaker 4: Our country is doing great. I think we are doing
probably maybe in many ways, better than we've ever done before.
You know, we're taking in trillions, not billions, trillions and
trillions of dollars from other countries who for years took
advantage of us. They took advantage of the United States
like we were children. And that's not happening anymore. Now
they're paying a lot of money, and they're paying hundreds
of billions of dollars, individual countries paying hundreds of billions
of dollars. You're seeing what everybody else is seeing, and
we have a lot of things we can do. You know,
one of the questions asked to me this morning is
you're going to make a dividend to the people. And
the purpose of what I'm doing is primarily to pay
down debt, which will happen in very large quantity. But
I think there's also a possibility that we're taking in
so much money that we may very well make a
dividend to the people of America. Thank you all very much,
Thank you, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Thank you for welcome, my friends to the Wednesday edition
of Boast Nerdly's Rush Hour. We are the fastest hour
in American media. Today is August sixth, nineteen forty five.
August sixth, the United States became the first the only
nation to use atomic weapons during war time. When we
the United States of America, under President Harry Truman, dropped
the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. Eighty thousand people were
killed as a direct result of the bomb being dropped.
Thirty five thousand injured. That eighty thousand, though didn't count
the long term effect. Another sixty thousand would be dead
within a year after the atomic bomb. So you could
look at the death toll as one hundred and forty
thousand people and the atomic weapons then that was the
first one nowhere near as powerful as the atomic weapons
that have been produced since then. Of course, the Japanese
did not surrender, and therefore or Nagasaki was bombed three
days later. I believe it was three days later. I
don't have that in front of me, but three days later,
as I recall, it was Nagasaki that was bombing that
forced a quick end to the World War two, the
Pacific theater of World War two. Of course, by that time,
Nazi Germany had already surrendered, the war in Europe was over.
It is an amazing for all the things that human
beings don't learn and we haven't learned, whether it's in
our daily lives. We human beings tend to make mistakes,
and we say we learn from them, but then we
tend to remake the same mistakes. Sometimes we fall into patterns.
It's very difficult. Change is very difficult. But for all
of the things that human beings haven't learned, I think
one lesson became very clear with the the introduction of
the nuclear age is that this is not something that
anyone should take lightly. In fact, one might argue that
because of those nuclear devices being dropped and the horrific
nature of what happened, the world has been petrified to
see a nuclear war take place. And I mean nineteen
forty five. Wow. You think of all the decades that
have come and gone since then, and it hasn't been repeated.
So perhaps perhaps in this one instance, humanity got the message,
don't do this. And by the way, me saying that
does not mean that I am in any way castigating
the decision that was made by Harry Truman. It was
estimated that these if that Pacific Theater war was not
brought to a close and it had to rely on
an invasion, that up to a million people may have perished,
many of them American military members. So I've never been
one of the second guests this horrid, horrid decision that
Truman democrat, and apparently he didn't flinch. If you watch
the movie Oppenheimer when opperh When Oppenheimer came in and
started expressing concerns about it, it angered Harry Truman because
he was so convinced that he was doing the right
thing and doing the right thing on behalf of America
and the American military. He wanted to save the lives
of the American military. It's a shame that Democrats today
don't have the same sort of I don't know, commitment
to protecting America as Harry Truman did. They might argue
with that, but they don't, and you can see it
in events of the day. Of course, ladies and gentlemen,
the voting this is today is also this is amazing.
This is the sixtieth anniversary of the signing of the
Voting Rights Act, which promised Americans, particularly the Democrats, were
still in full Jim Crow mode when this bill became necessary.
They prohibited one of the prohibited black people. That we
can cut the chase on this because you can dress
it up in today's fancy terms and protect old people. No,
it was black people. Democrats did their best to stomp
on black people in America. They were doing their best
with their especially the Southern Democrats, with their refusal to
let black people vote and put all kind of obstacles
in the way of black people voting. It was the
same time they were trying to keep Democrats like George Wallace,
you know, segregation now, segregation forever. We don't want to
go to school with them nigras. That's what they used
to call when they didn't I didn't say that word.
Don't worry, I use the other words the Democrat used,
And they used to call them nigras when they didn't
want to go full inWORD on them. So Democrats were
in full race racist mode. These days, they they do
it a little bit more subtly. These days. They want
to kill off as many black and as they like
to call them, people of color in the womb. They
want to make sure that they never have a chance
to Why do you think you look at the locations.
I'll just say this, do your own research. Look at
the locations of where Planned parenthood centers are. Look at
the locations, and in their heyday, planned Parenthood was getting
rid of almost a million babies a year. Well the
abortion movement, yes a million, not just Planned Parenthood. Don't
want to be don't want to slander them unlessari you know,
just want to be accurate. Although they were one of
the biggest abortion mills in American history, and they're still
demanding that the government pay for it. So the Democrats
have switched tactics these days. They want to take care
of most of it in the womb, and then they
want to oppress them and keep them in ghetto communities.
We're talking about the black folks, the ones that they
used to call that inWORD. So they want to make
sure that they still have an inferior education, that they
don't have opportunities to fully participate in American society. But
back then they were just they were just blatant about it.
They didn't have to hide their intentions. So it forced
through the Voting Rights Act, and pretty much the Voting
Rights Act took care of the problem, except there's still
some lingering stuff. The law helped all voters, not just
black voters, not just those in the South, says Jenni Nelson, President,
Director Council of the n double ACP BET are known
as the nub NALCP. These days, the L stands for liberal.
Now the Democrats have changed their tomb. Now they don't
want to protect the vote. Now they want to protect
their own interest. And do they want to protect their
own interest by going of things like simple things that
make sense to almost every American regardless of race, including
voter ID. Look, you have to we've gone through the
argument before. I don't want to spend a lot of
time rehashing it. Yeah, you know what you have to
use an ID for. You want to go on a plane,
you gotta show them an ID. You want to get
your your welfare bennies, you gotta show an ID. You
want to go buy some liquor. If you look under age,
you gotta show some ID. You want to go buy
some cigarettes? You look under age? They got it? What
are they asks? Where's your ID? You gotta have an
ID for so many things in this life, including things
you know that you get asked ID for all kinds
of things. Where's your ID? Want to make sure you
are who you say you are? But Democrats are adamantly
opposed to that. When it comes to voting Well, I
just love this because the system Attorney General today harm
Meat Dylan actually spoke about the Voting Rights Act and
here she is cutting one and I just love what
she had to say. So, yes, we're going to get
to the redistricting, another scam Democrats are using to try
to make sure that the voting rights of American sins
are totally ignored and they can just fix the vote
in their favor. But we'll get to that. Let's listen
to harm.
Speaker 5: Meet our constitutional duty is to protect the right to
vote for all Americans. Sixty years ago, Congress passed the
Voting Rights Act of nineteen sixty five to confront the
brutal reality that too many Americans were being denied their
rightful access to the ballot. The Voting Rights Act came
at a critical time in our nation's history and was
the catalyst of necessary change. This landmark law removed barriers
to voting. It outlawed poll taxes and literacy tests, and
gave the federal government the tools to stop discriminatory barriers
at the ballot box. Today, under the leadership of President
Trump and Attorney General Pambondi, this Civil Rights Division is
continuing to protect equal and transparent ballot access with vigilance
and resolve. We are investigating violations of federal voting laws.
We are ensuring that all fifty states have and continue
to have clean voter roles. We are challenging efforts to
suppress or dilute the vote. We are attacking illegal race
based jerrymandering, and we are protecting ballot access for all Americans.
We have sued jurisdictions such as North Carolina for not
registering voters properly by first verifying their eligibility. We have
notified Texas of grave concerns about congressional districts drawn with
racial motivations, and we are suing other jurisdictions where there
is evidence of ineligible voters on their voter rolls. Our
job is to make it easier to vote and harder
to cheat. On this anniversary, we honor the Voting Rights Act,
not just by remembering it, but by enforcing it for
all Americas. And that's my promise to you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and Democrats, I promise you. I guarantee you. I
promise you. When they hear that message from Harmony Dylan,
it infuriates them because they know what that means for them.
You know, the other day we told we had this
a slot Can, the Senator Slotkin, who called Donald Trump
an as extential threat to the United States of America.
And I thought about this between yesterday showing today. It
is not that they think that Donald Trump is an
existential threat to America. They understand that Donald Trump and
what this administration is doing is an as extensial threat
to Democrat corrupt power. That's what they are afraid of.
That's what they do not want interfered with their corruption
and their power. James Golden.
Speaker 3: Snutley 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 6: Is just after eleven am here in Saint Charles, Illinois,
and I'm standing outside of the heavily guarded entrance of
the Q Center, a facility that now resembles a political
bunker more than a hotel. I'm Gary Francie. I'm the
chief White House correspondent for the Next News Network on
a special assignment investigating a stunning development. Democrat fugitives from
Texas are now holed up inside this compound, using it
as their base of operations to sabotage the democratic process
they were elected to participate in. After approaching the gates
and being denied entry, the security officer in the gate
behind me revealed that Jasmine Crockett Representative Al Green are
in fact hold up inside. And I did see the
guests manifest and can confirm with one clarity that those
names are among others that are here being harbored under
the deep fried protection of Governor JB. Pritzker, who's aiding
in a betting these Texas fugitives like a human golden corral.
Illinois has become a smothered and covered state house where
runaway Dems feast while democracy starves back home.
Speaker 2: Man talk about a news report, Carlos looked straight. He's like, next,
next news net who I don't know who they are,
are all kind of news networks popping up. But the
guy is out there. And now look, Hill's story reported
that a bomb threat was made to hotel after you know,
about seven fifteen, eight fifteen Eastern time in the morning
at this hotel where the Q where Democrats. They don't
mention in the story the name of the hotel. They say,
at a hotel where Democrats were staying, there was a
bomb threat, they had to evacuate, and then Democrats are
ticked off. Now, I contrast that, ladies and gentlemen, remember
when ICE agents in LA were being docked at hotels.
Not only did they mention the hotels, every liberal news
outlet was out watching these protesters try to threaten ICE agents.
There was no hesitation about revealing the name of where
ICE agents were and no one seemed to care on
the left and all that ICE agents were being docked
just for performing their duties. There is an attempt here
to try to make sure no one knows exactly where
these Democrats are staying. Now, anybody that does bomb threat
stuff like that, they need to be prosecuted one hundred
percent to the full extent of the law. Don't go away,
We're coming right back.
Speaker 3: The Rush Hour with James Goldan on the Red Apple
Podcast Network. The Rush Hour with James Goldan on the
Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 7: This man is accused of coming into the country illegally
and then defrauding America out of millions of dollars. The
Florida Department of Law Enforcement arrested Osmond Zapata here in Orlando.
He's accused of being involved in a large scale fraud
scheme where he allegedly cash checks of undocumented workers through
several shell companies.
Speaker 8: Rudle me this. We live in Minnesota and we have
been trying to sell our house for over a month
without a single offer. Now we've been taking notes. We
have a rain doorbell here and everyone that has came
through has made a comment, a negative comment about our
American flag flying in our front yard, saying things like
America has nothing to be proud of or the flag
pool would need to come down. So our realtor suggested
that we spot to the Minnesota flag, which closely resembles
the Somalian flag, and we got four hours. In the
last twenty four hours.
Speaker 2: In Minnesota poll American flag out. People come in negative,
can't get a bite on the house as soon as
they switched to the Somali looking Minnesota flag for offers
that day. It's amazing what has Minnesota become? Anyway, On
this day in nineteen sixty Chubby Checker appeared on the
US TV show American Bandstand and he performed the Twist.
The song went to number one. Eighteen months later, in
nineteen sixty two, it went to number one again, the
only song to go to the top of the charts
two different times. Also on this day. In two thousand
and four, Rick James was found gone dead at his
Los Angeles home. Buffalo Native Buffalo homie Rick James. So
many songs. This is the one everybody plays, but I
always liked this. I always liked this first one. You
and I, Carlos, do we have you and I in
the library anywhere? From Rick James. Rick James came on
like a storm with you and I, and it was
let's just play just a little bit of it. Then
we got to get back to the busy stuff. This
was his first one. This was the one that set
Rick James off. Are you familiar with this one, Carlos,
You're not familiar with this one. This was Rick's first
hit and it was a huge hit, especially on the
R and B charts. You and I, Rick James, James
Goldner's learned? Was it here? Okay, let's get back to it.
Democrats are just still living over this whole issue of redistricting.
Donald Trump addressed some of it, and then he used
the question to veer off into discussing the New York
Merrill race with Mom Domni Mandannie. So let's just listen
into that. It's cut number four, and he also makes
remarks on Elizabeth Warren. So we're going to try to
squeeze them, both of them if we can. Here's Donald
Trump on the redistricting fight.
Speaker 9: If Texas redrawing their congressional map right will get you
five safe red seats, means that California, New York, Illinois,
and Maryland are all going to redraw their maps.
Speaker 2: To add see well, they'll do it anyway. Is it
worth it, Yeah, they'll do it anyway.
Speaker 4: Well, if we stop over there, they would have done
it anyway. Look, a lot of these states, and I
watched this morning as Democrats are complaining, and they're complaining
from states where they've done it, like in Illinois, like
in Massachusetts. I watched this lunatic Pocahontas. She's a total lunatic.
I don't know what she's on.
Speaker 2: She's all jumping up and down like I've.
Speaker 4: Never seen anything like it, talking about supporting the communist mayor.
And he's not a socialist. He's a communist. Okay, this
is not a socialist man. This is a communist. If
you look at any of his policies and go back
six months, you know you have to go back further
than that. So they want to put a communist in
New York. Now, the good news is we have a
lot of power over that because we're the ones with
the money. We send the money, we don't send the money.
Speaker 2: It's up to the White House. A lot of power
in the White House.
Speaker 4: But when I watched her jumping up and down talking
about that and supporting the communists. But if you look
at what's going on with the redistricting or whatever you
want to call it. The Democrats have done it long
before we started. They've done it all over the place.
They did it in New York, they did it in
a lot of different states, but in Massachusetts. So somebody
used this as an example today. I was interviewed this
morning and they say, but you know, it's pretty unfair.
Trump gott. I'm not proud of that, but I think
I probably got more. But that's okay. I got forty
percent in Massachusetts, and yet they have one hundred percent
of the vote in terms of Congress. So there's no
Republican there's no anything sold.
Speaker 2: We should have forty.
Speaker 4: Percent, you know why. They redistricted, and they've done it
all over the place, and they've done it in California,
by the way, before this, they've done it in California.
So we'll see what happens. We have a wonderful governor
in Texas. He feels strongly about it. It's going to
be up to him. I think there's tremendous support for it.
And you know, we've watched the Democrats destroy our country
in four years. They've destroyed between their open borders, that
we talked about transgender for everybody, all of the horrible
things that they've done, high taxes, horrible medical, medical provision
for people. We've watched them destroy our country for four years,
and people don't want that. And people in Texas. I
saw I got the highest vote in the history of Texas.
Speaker 2: I love Texas.
Speaker 4: Texas likes me, obviously, but I got the highest vote
and that was checked out on the show. Did you
see that where they checked it out?
Speaker 2: They said, he actually, this is really amazing stuff here.
And I want to just comment on what he said
about Massachusetts. I saw a post and I wanted to
fact check it, and so let me just read you
what I wrote in. I asked, is this an accurate statement?
This is what the post said that was on a
social It was a social media post. They claimed that
there were five million Republicans in the states of Vermont,
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut, and not a
single one, not a single one of those states has
a Republican member in their delegations to the House. Now,
so I asked, is this an accurate statement? I asked, AI,
and it comes back there are nearly five and says
it's inaccurate in his claim about the number of Republicans,
but accurate in its claims about the lack of Republican
members from Congress in those states. So in these states Vermont,
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, not one single Republican
member sent to the House. And you heard Donald Trump
just say he got forty percent of the vote in Massachusetts,
but not one Republican gets a chance to go to
Congress from the state of Massachusetts. Only Democrats. Now, the
explanation that AI offers up registered Republicans, the data doesn't
provide support that they're nearly five million, blah blah blah, etc.
Why is that? And then I did a second search
on it. How many Republican voters are in these combined
states New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island. New Hampshire has
over three hundred and thirty three thousand, one hundred and
sixty five registered Republicans. They have zero, zero, zero Republicans
representing them in Congress Vermont impossible to say because Vermont
doesn't have a party registration of voters. In other words,
they keep it hidden, they purposely, And that's on purpose.
They don't list the party, so you can't even tell
how many Republicans there are in Vermont or how few
they are Massachusetts. Specific data on the exact number of
registered Republicans in Massachusetts is not provided. The state won't
tell you. As a jerrymander, Trump gets forty percent of
the vote. There zero representation in Massachusetts, Rhode Islands, Rhode Island.
This search does not provide any specific data on the
number of Republican voters. They can't find it. The same
way these Democrats, these Northeast Democrats, have figured out a
way in some of these states to keep Republicans squashed.
They don't they don't have even a facility in their
governance of the election in those states to tell you
who belongs to which party, because they know. And that's
one of the ways that they Jerry Manner. Now, Donald
Trump mentioned Elizabeth Warren. She was on a CNBC panel
Cut five Carlos and this. She was going on and
on about her choice of Mondami. And here it is,
I'm Donnie, and.
Speaker 10: You are in New York, sort of talking speaking in
behalf of him to a certain extent, you know, I
wonder though often we see this and this is a
local election. New York does not operate in a vacuum.
It competes with other cities. And so this idea of
somehow raising taxes on the wealthiest New York workers, who,
by the way, I would point out, pay roughly fifteen
percent of their income right now between city and state.
Raising taxes on them will simply drive them away. Shouldn't
the focus of a mayor be on delivering services to
the constituents of the city and doing that by raising
the most revenue as possible without chasing businesses and the
high income taxpayers out of the city. Because they can
go to Austin, they can go to Dallas, they can
go to Atlanta, they can go to Nashville.
Speaker 3: This is your issue.
Speaker 10: It's a national issue, not a local issue.
Speaker 11: The issue is affordability. Do you know how many working
families are chased out of New York City every day
because they can't afford housing, they can't afford groceries, they
can't afford childcare.
Speaker 2: What Zorn is.
Speaker 11: Saying is I want people to be able to afford
to live in New York City. That's what keeps it
a vibrant city. That's what makes people want to leave.
Speaker 10: Nobody disagrees with that, Senator, But raising taxes in order
to do it, Why is that the answer?
Speaker 11: Oh dear, are you worried that billionaires are going to
go hungry?
Speaker 10: I'm worried that they're going to leave and spend their
money elsewhere.
Speaker 11: You know, they've threatened to do that over and.
Speaker 10: Over and they have they've left. I mean, here's the thing.
And Golden Sacks. When they create new jobs, they do
it in Dallas. Blackstone won't build a new headquarter.
Speaker 11: You want to have a workable city. You want to
have a city that's vibrant. You want to have a
city with streets are full, where there are things for
sale twenty four hours a day.
Speaker 8: Thing.
Speaker 11: You need people who can live here and work.
Speaker 10: We got that right now. By the way I got out,
New York is thriving. So right now it's doing pretty well.
Speaker 11: Actually, did you think they're doing well because a lot
of people are struggling to pay for housing, a lot
of people are struggling to pay for groceries. And I
got to tell you moms and daddies who are facing
twenty five thousand dollars a year to pay for childcare,
A lot of the national issues.
Speaker 10: I know they're the local state, but in New York City, yes,
but if you deal with them in that way, by
what is always your backup, just tax them more.
Speaker 3: They will lead.
Speaker 6: This.
Speaker 2: You did a good job. I wish I did this
interview with her. I have one simple question, Carlos. Let
me ask you one question. You're kind of a newcomer
to a lot of politics. For the last one hundred
slash two hundred years. Which party has been in charge
of New York City politics? With minor exceptions, maybe a
Republican hero that I just gave it away. Which party
has been in charge of New York New York is blue?
I mean for the most of it, except because I
hear all the time, except from Rudy Giuliani back in
I want to say, early two thousands, maybe somewhere. Yeah,
he was in late nineties early too. He was around,
of course when nine to eleven happened. Now there was
another Republican mayor. There were two other Republican mayors that
people talk about. Lindsey Republican John Lindsay. He crashed out
one term, Lindsay, and he wasn't all bad. He was
a liberal Republican, and then there was Robert Wagner, a Republican.
But you look at those three, and there may have
been one or two others here or there, But for
the most part, New York City is a Democrat city
and has been a Democrat city for over two hundred years.
All these things that Elizabeth Warren is complaining about, lack
of affordability, lack of this, And I just wish I
was one of that penalty to just ask her one question,
who has run New York City and made it unaffordable?
If Democrats have been in charge, why did the people
want to elect the same thing that led them to
this point in the first place. And Democrats have been
in charge. And you look all up and down the
East Coast, Democrat, Democrat, Democrat. All the things these people
complying complain about, whine about, moan about, year after year,
decade after decade their party had has done it. Okay,
now moving on quickly cut six Jake Tapper, CNN. Listen
to this claim.
Speaker 12: If you look at the map right, you have some exceptions,
like Illinois there's blatant Democratic jerry mandering, but most of
the worst offenders when it comes to jerry mandering are
Republican states such as Taxi.
Speaker 2: I don't even know how this guy can say this
stuff is he presents nothing by way of anything. In fact,
God Jennings just raised the question. Look at New York, Connecticut,
New Jersey, Maryland, New Mexico, Hawaii, Oregon, Washington, Rhode Island.
And that doesn't even mention some of the other states
that we mentioned. They're all run by Democrats and have seriously,
seriously excluded Republicans from with their jerry mandering. This is
just one of these states from seeing in also on
c IN I'm going to cut her a little slack,
but she's taking a little heat online talking about Cassie Hunt,
and Cassie Hunt, ladies and gentlemen, was talking about what's
going on in Texas Cut thirteen, and she made Cassie
Hunt made this a comment, and.
Speaker 13: Then senior national correspondent Ed Lavendara is inside the Texas
State Capitol building, Ed lmmaker is going to try to
establish this parm again on Friday. I think my question
to you is, does the governor have a leg to
stand on here?
Speaker 2: Does the governor have a leg to stand on the
legal process here? Which they hadn't done. Governor Abbott is
in a wheelchair. He's in a wheelchair, not feel that
the that's so, I don't even need to question the
rest of the answer. Does the governor have a leg
to stand on here? Now? A lot of people are
demanding that she be fired and all of that. Come on.
I mean, look, I'm no fan of seeing in I'm
certainly no fan of their bias hostesses and hosts debts
and reporter wrets at CNN, But I come on, I
don't think she meant to try to insult Governor Abbott
by asking that question. You can get ridiculous now with
this parsing of the words. That wasn't a slight There
wasn't She wasn't mocking him being in a wheelchair. It's
a common political phrase. But she's taking a lot of
heat for it. So it is what it is. Twenty
thy sixteen, Swedish music company Spotify report that The Girl
from Ipanema was streamed more than forty thousand times after
it was played. When Supervidel Gazelle Bunchon walked out during
to this theme to the music and the twenty sixteen
Olympics in Rio dejian Era. Now this isn't the version,
but this is one of our favorite versions. Still a
Strewd on this one. The hit that they played was
a Strewde's version with stan Getz, the one that went
to the number five on the United States charts. Coming Back,
James Golan, Snurly, rush Hour, the fastest hour in American media,
Don't go.
Speaker 3: Away, The rush Hour with James Goldan on the Red
Apple Podcast Network. The Rush Hour with James Golden on
the Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 2: So over fifty years, man, this is incredible. On this day,
nineteen seventy three, fifty two years ago, Stevie Wonder was
seriously injured. The car he was riding and crashed into
a truck on I eighty five near Winston Salem, North Carolina.
He was in a coma for four days. Accident also
left him without a sense of smell. Now, I remember,
I remember being horrified during this time and we didn't
know whether he was going to deliver or die. Frankly,
and the story is that he came out of the
coma when someone that was visiting him I forget who
now started singing and they and he started tapping. His
tapping his fingers to the melody to the beat. Anyway,
the album after this really serious accident. If you look
at the cover, there's the car, there's it's a whole
lot of things on this cover. It's fulfilling this first finale,
this took place after the album inter Visions was a
hit in between the album's inner vision and fulfillingness. And
he of course recovered that album boogiey on reggae. Woman,
you haven't done nothing and this one creeping. May God
bless protect each and every single one of you, your families,
your loved ones. Love and gratitude for your being here,
allowing me to be with you. God. Willing back tomorrow
for the Thursday edition of both Nerdley's Rush Hour. Until then,
my friends, I bid you, I do bye.
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