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Speaker 1: Well Trump just bombed Venezuela. For no reason.
Speaker 7: He just attacked an innocent country for no reason. This
is how bad those files are. Wartime president just started
World War three.
Speaker 1: You just did this to our country. You did this
with your pig headed ignorance.
Speaker 2: I just want to talk to you, America, and I
hope you have your coffee when I tell you this.
But these are great us, all the eyes of Venezuela.
Speaker 5: These are his historical with you.
Speaker 1: This is a history in the making.
Speaker 2: I mean, my chest it feels like it's going to
explore it with joy.
Speaker 1: But President Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Man just created an opportunity for us to begin working
harder than ever because that's what we have always been doing.
But now we're going to be working in our country.
But you know, we also have worked so hard here
in there.
Speaker 1: Aslets to building and so much snicks.
Speaker 2: And I just want to thank you, America, thank you
for giving us this opportunity to work. Yeah, come celebrate
with us. We love everybody because you America has loved
us so much.
Speaker 8: Yes, my friends, both sides of the equation, one pure
unexhilarated happiness, the other pure TD has bitterness, anger, hostility,
and out of control emotional deflation. Welcome to the fastest
hour in American media. As we kick off another year.
Twenty twenty six is our first weekday show. We were
here on Saturday. Welcome and what a way to start
off the year. I have been laughing and I saw
silly this afternoon. Looking at some of the memes, I
wish I could describe them to you accurately. You have
to see them. One of course that took everyone's attention
was there are many memes with Maduro and P Diddy
sharing a cell and having conversations about oil as one
might imagine, those are among the more hilarious. Also, the
AI videos that are coming out now of Donald Trump.
One has him seated in apparently Venezuela in the seat
that Maduro used to sit there. It's just hysterical Democrats,
of course, having a cow. Even those that agree with
him can't agree with him. Take for instance, Anna Navarro,
She's got it's almost four minutes. I'm not going to
do the whole four minutes of Anna Navarro here, but
you have others. The reaction around the world, big big
day at the UN. Oh almost wish I was there.
Not at the UN before the UN's most powerful body.
Both allies and adversaries blasted President Trump's intervention and him
signaling possibly expanding military action to countries like Columbia and
Mexico over drug trafficking accusations.
Speaker 1: Can I ask you a question, Kevin? Just what?
Speaker 8: Can I ask you a question? Go on, Kevin, wake up?
Damn it to the new year. Is there any allegation?
Are there unfounded allegations that Columbia and Mexico are heavy
in the drug trade?
Speaker 9: Is it?
Speaker 1: Is it in doubt anywhere in the world historically?
Speaker 8: Now, no, Now, what's the big drug that comes in
from Colombia? Cocaine? Cocaine? What are the drugs that come
in from Mexico?
Speaker 4: Hot and cocaine and fentanyl which makes its way over
from China and every other assorted kind of drug known
to man. It's like questions if Japan was making electronics
in the eighties and.
Speaker 8: Nineties, Okay, that's like right. So then you get this
sort of reporting. It's it's it's they're worried about Trump
possibly expanding military action to countries like Columbia and Mexico
over drug trafficking accusations. It is what they do. This
woman down in Mexico Shinebaum. Claudia Shunbaum, Claudia has been
she's on a role. We categorically reject intervention in the
internal affairs of other countries. Shinbaum said at her daily
news conference. The history of Latin America is clear and compelling.
Intervention has never bought democracy, has never generated well being
or lasting stability. When has Mexico been stable? When has
Mexico not been corrupt? When has Mexico been a bastion
of democracy? What century was that? Because in our lifetimes
that Mexico does not exist and has not existed. Her
comments came as Trump on Sunday threatened more military strikes
on Venezuela and raised the possibility of intervention in Mexico
as well as in Cuba. Oh, Congress, people are upset too.
Mondami couldn't wait. We had a brilliant show Saturday. Princess
Diane hung out with us for an hour. John Catsimatidis
was on with us for half an hour and talking
about the situation as it was unfolding in Venezuela.
Speaker 1: Brilliant stuff.
Speaker 8: And then right after the show, I go and I
look at the news and there's Mondami. I called the president.
You know, Donald Trump gave him his cell phone when
he was in the White House acting like Trump's poodle,
and Donald Trump gave him a cell phone number. So
Mondami rushed out to tell everybody. I just called Donald
Trump and I registered my opposition to him taking down Moduro.
And I'm thinking to myself, he didn't tell us what
Donald Trump told him after he lodged his complaint.
Speaker 1: I wonder if Donald just said something to.
Speaker 8: Zori. Listen, Zori, adults are working. I don't have time
for this right now. Go play with your crayons, Go
play with your tinker toys. Do you want me to
get you a new Lego set so you have something
to do? But you can't call me while adults are working.
We're busy. Because it was his statements which and then
there were protests in New York.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you've seen the video.
Speaker 8: By now had signs. They must have a quick print
protest war warehouse somewhere where the signs for almost every
protest imaginable are already printed and they just send the
protesters over to get the signs that needed for whatever
protester is in minutes, quick protest sign delivery because.
Speaker 1: They were no oil for war.
Speaker 8: Now, that was left over from the eighties, that's even
left over from the seventies. Left has been chanting the
same thing for a decade. No war for oil, no
war for oil.
Speaker 1: It's not new.
Speaker 8: And it wasn't a war anyway. It was an action,
and a quick action at that. He's in, by the way, Maduro,
as you know, may know, in court today defiantly declaring
that he was kidnapped. Apparently he has been watching the
ice raids and he knows that that's a glind Did
they all use I've been kidnapped? Well, I was captured,
he said in Spanish. I am innocent, I am not guilty.
I am a decent man. The president of my country.
Speaker 1: Who's gonna tell him you're not the president anymore?
Speaker 8: They were already his successes, already sending conciliatory messages to
Donald Trump, and apparently he was, according to some reports,
also a little taken aback by some of the actual proceedings.
There was a Fox report that when the judge was
telling him, you know, his miranda rights, we making sure
he understood his miranda rights and that he had the
right to seek bail, to seek release on bail, he
commented that he was unaware that those things existed. Well
he wouldn't. That's not the way they treat their prisoners.
So we've got this unfolding. The un said the Democrats
are of course. You find me a criminal, I'll find
you democrats defending him. You show me a terrorist, I'll
find you democrats defending him. You show me both a
criminal and a terrorist, and I'll show you twice as
many Democrats defending him or her and their complaining cut six.
Representative Madeline Dean listen to this complaint, which made me
laugh when I actually heard it the first time.
Speaker 10: Eight need to take over the Venezuelan oil industry.
Speaker 11: Well we don't need to. The prefers arming to go
back up. We don't need Venezuela's oil. We have plenty
of oil in the United States. Well, we're not going
to allow is for the oil industry in Venezuela to
be controlled by adversaries of the United States. You have
to understand why does China need their oil, Why does
Russia need their oil, Why does Iran need their oil?
They're not even in this continent. This is the Western hemisphere,
this is where we live, and we're not going to
allow the Western hemisphere to be a base of operation
for adversaries, competitors and rivals of the United States specific
We also want to see that oil and the proceeds
from it hold on. We want to see the oil
proceeds of that country benefit the people of Venezuela. Why
have eight million people left Venezuela? Eight million, the single
largest mass migration probably in modern history, left Venezuela's in
twenty fourteen because all the wealth of that country was
stolen to the benefit of Maduro and as cronies in
the regime, but not to the benefit of people of Venezuela.
You know how Dese states eight million migrants is the
number one fear that Brazil has, that Columbia has, that
all these countries in the region have about what's happening
in Venezuela. And our involvement is they're afraid of another
mass migration event.
Speaker 1: That's what they feel.
Speaker 11: This is deeply destabilizing stuff. It's not going to continue
to happen. They are not going to come from outside
of our hemisphere destabilize our region in our own backyard,
and us have to pay the price for it. Not
under President Trump, let's talk big picture.
Speaker 8: Boom that was on Meat to Press. I don't even
to see that one on a Q sheet. I know
I put it in there, but it's still anyway. We
had a little mixup, but that was still a good answer,
and that actually leads in if we can find the
Madeline Dean, which we'll get you when we get back
from a break. Because Democrats, everybody from Chuck U Schumer
to this New York I look, I know you guys
are progressive. I know, but really, Dan Goleman, is this
the best you can do for a congressman. He's out
whining about impeachment. Yes, I mean peach able action. Oh no,
they're not. Grow up child. Read the War Powers Act,
Read the resolution, Read the fact that there was an
indictment on this guy. Anyway, we have to take a break.
Speaker 6: I don't want to the James Golden Show on the
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Speaker 8: I want to stay with this, but folks, we got
to cover some other ground this New York. You wait,
you hear this tenant tzar or tenant person that they've
got in New York now, and of course Timmy bowed out.
Tough Timmy, tough toenails, Timmy, tough. Timmy took a hike today,
decided he's not going to continue his run for three
time governor. Amy Klobachar is seriously considered stepping in that
race now. And I have to tell you, as much
as I would like to see Republicans pick up this seat,
this governor's seat in Minnesota, especially after all the scandal,
Klobachar might be tough to beat if she decides to
throw her mouth.
Speaker 1: Into the ring.
Speaker 8: So you've got that, and then you've got Mark Kelly.
Pete hagg Seth, Yes to Pete Hegseth, he moved on
the seditionists. Today. We'll be back the James.
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Speaker 12: So that Ricky news coming into the situation right now.
Senator Mark Kelly will have his military retirement pay cut
by the Pentagon. The Defense Secretary. Pete Hegseth made the
announcement on social media just a little while ago.
Speaker 1: Kelly is a retired.
Speaker 12: US Navy captain he's being punished for taking a part
in the video where he and other Democratic lawmakers told
US service members that it.
Speaker 1: Was their duty to refuse illegal orders.
Speaker 12: He's also added in this post he issued and I'm
quoting now, a formal letter of censure which outlines the
totality of Captain Kelly's reckless misconduct.
Speaker 1: That's Hexcess's words, Pamela, all right, so you.
Speaker 8: Heard about this Kelly. Think Kelly is firing back. He
says the move by heg Seth is outrageous. It's wrong,
nothing more Unamerican than that. He calls heg set the
most unqualified sect death in our country's history, by the way,
Secretary of wall On Now and he says he thinks
he can intimidate me with a center or threats to
demote me or prosecute me. He still doesn't get it.
I will fight this with everything I've got, not just
for myself, but just send a message back that HeiG
Seth and Trump don't get to decide what Americans in
this country get to say. Well, he gets to decide
what some of you military folks can say and can't say.
That's part of the uniform Code of justice. My friend
and yes he does get a say. And by the way,
mister most unqualified Secretary of Defenses, you call it secretary
of war just led the military side of one of
the most brilliant military operations in American history. How does
that make him unqualified? So there's that. Now we have
this Congresswoman Madeline Dean, who we said before this is
part of the complaint coming in from Democrats.
Speaker 1: He or she is.
Speaker 8: That would be cut nineteen and miss Madeleine Dean, Well,
we're still searching for Madaline. Madlin's giving us a problem today.
So we got Madeline here.
Speaker 13: She is.
Speaker 10: What a shame that this president and the people who
surround him are so inept that they didn't come to Congress.
We have deep experience in both the House and the
Senate with foreign affairs, with obviously military affairs, with obviously intelligence.
Uh and this administration just in a cowboy way, went
it alone with no plan for the future.
Speaker 13: You believe the universities what they didn't tend to Tanngrish.
We have deep experience in military, in intelligence.
Speaker 1: No you don't.
Speaker 8: You have deep experience at doing nothing, which is why
Madora was still in office. Let's find Chuck. You Schumer.
Now this is Chuck you Schumer, Vin and Chuck you Schumer.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 8: The first is Zin in twenty twenty. This was Chuck
on the floor. And then we'll pick it up with
his comments this weekend cut for Chuck U Schumer.
Speaker 9: He brags about all these things he wants to do
or is doing, but his actions belie his words. Maybe
the best metaphor was his claim to bring democracy to Venezuela.
Speaker 1: There was a big policy there. It flopped.
Speaker 9: If the policy was working, Juan Guido wouldn't be in
the balcony here, he'd be in Venezuela. He'd be sitting
in the president's palace or at least waging a fight
to win. He's here, and the president brags about his
Venezuela policy. Give us a break. He hasn't brought an
end to the Maduro regime. The Maduro regime is more
powerful today and more entrenched today than it was when
the president began.
Speaker 1: So what can the Congress do about it? Is the
next question?
Speaker 9: Well, the next question now, and that is that we
have the War Powers Act. That's a privileged resolution, which
means the Republicans can't block it. Tim Kaine and I
and Ran Paul are sponsors of it. It's going to
come to the floor this week and if it is
voted for, if it's voted positively in both houses, then
the president can't do another thing in Venezuela without the
okay of Congress.
Speaker 14: We have to pass the year President Trump say that
he intends for the United States to run Venezuela.
Speaker 1: It was reckless.
Speaker 14: It was dangerous, and looking at the President's demeanor, he
didn't even seem to be aware of how dangerous and
reckless it is. Let me be clear, Maduro is an
illegitimate dictator, but launching military action without congressional authorization, without
a the credible plan for what comes next is reckless.
Speaker 8: He just got three saying that they're going to do
the War Powers Act, so Trump can't act anymore. He's
acknowledging that Trump had the power to do this, and
he does, and we know that, except for the Left
doesn't know that. But this idea. On one hand, Trump
didn't get rid of Maduro. He's dead, he didn't carry
he's a flop, he's a Then when he gets rid
of Maduro, oh, we have to stop him from doing
anything else. These Democrats are just blithering hypocrites. We already
know that there's nothing new with them being hypocritical, and
we could go on and on with Venezuela. But there
are other things in the news that I want to
get to today. Timmy Walls, well, there's a lot to
say about Timmy Walls. Let's just run through some of
the Timmy Walls. We won't use the long one you
cut ten. Let's start out with there, with Timmy's sad,
tough Timmy toenails said goodbye to the race for his
third term as governor of.
Speaker 1: It, which brings me to this. Twenty twenty six is
an election year.
Speaker 15: Election years have a way of ramping up the politics
at a time when we simply can't afford more of that. Minnesota.
In September, I announced that I would seek a historic
third term as Minnesota's governor, and I have every confidence
that if I gave it my all, we would win
the race.
Speaker 1: But as I reflect on this moment.
Speaker 15: With my family and my team over the holidays, I
came to the conclusion that I can't give a political
campaign my all. Every minute that I spend defending my
own political interest would be a minute I can't spend
defending the people of Minnesota against the criminals who pray
on our generosity and the cynics who.
Speaker 1: Wanted to play on our differency.
Speaker 15: So I've decided to step out of this race and
I'll let others worry about the election while I focus
on the work that's in front of me for the
next year.
Speaker 8: Yeah, like, stay out of jail cut twelve. Who's to
blame for all of this? Well, who's to blame for
tough Timmy Toenails dropping out of the race?
Speaker 1: Well, you know who. I don't want to mince words here.
Speaker 15: Donald Trump and his allies in Washington and in Saint
Paul and online want to make our state a colder,
meaner place. They want to poison our people against each
other by attacking our neighbors, and ultimately, they want to
take away much of what makes Minnesota the best place
in the country to raise a family. They've already begun
trying to withhold funds that were meant to help families
afford childcare, and they have no intention of stopping there.
Make no mistake, we should be concerned about fraud in
our state government. We cannot effectively deliver programs and services
if we can't earn the public's trust.
Speaker 8: Now, Timmy was gonna take questions. He held a big conference,
got the press all there, but he decided, I guess
something was he was off day. Tough Timmy Toenails was
maybe just sad about having to drop off and the
way that his press conference, you could hear the press
corps a little bit upset out there in Minnesota. Cut
fourteen and this is how Tough Timmy Toenails decided to
end the press conference where he called it a day.
Speaker 15: I'm proud of the way we treat our neighbors. I'm
proud of the way that we welcome people to this state.
I'm proud of the way that we innovate, and I'm
proud of the way that we are optimists for the future.
No one's taking this away from us, not the fraudsters,
certainly not this president, not on my watch.
Speaker 1: Tomorrow, I'll be back with you.
Speaker 15: I'll give you an update on America's best paid family
medical lead program that is now a week into it,
and at that time, I'll take all your questions.
Speaker 1: Thank you as I appreciate it. Thank you. Wow, what
what he's leaving You're gonna take questions. Why do you
tell your questions? Tough timmy toenails. I don't like this anyway.
Speaker 8: It goes on for another minute of the press grumbling.
Who wants to hear that they grumbled all the time anyway,
tough timmy, too bad, tough timmy toenails. Anyway, Moving on, folks,
those are you that live in New York now and
that own real estate in New York Especially if you
own real estate in New York City, I just I I,
oh boy, you are gonna have a fun few years.
New York City has a Tenant Advocate Director. Her name
is Cea ce A see you Weaver. We have two
quotes from sea Weaver, cut seventeen and cut eighteen. Let's
play them in order, and then we shall discuss very
briefly New York's Tenant Advocate and what the new policies
are according well what they may be given what the
new Tenant Advocate Director Sea Weaver has to say.
Speaker 16: We should really look to what Brandon Johnson and as
well as the Chicago Teachers Union is doing to really
use the schools and the city as sites of resistance
against the federal incursion. If you're comfortable in your coalition.
You're not willing, you're not winning power. If ICE and
the National Guard are coming to New York City, Ice
is already here. If the National Guard is coming on
January first, if we know they are, we really have
to use our tenant associations and our parent teacher associations
and our public schools as like networks of defense in
support of TS agenda and and in support of our neighbors.
I think the reality is is that for centuries we've
really treated property as an individualized good and not a
collective good. And we are going to and transitioning to
treating it as a collective good and towards a model
of shared equity will require that we think about it differently,
and it will mean that families, especially white families, but
some pot families who are homeowners as well, are going
to have a different relationship to property than the one
that we currently have.
Speaker 1: Did you catch that?
Speaker 8: First of all, she went on with the Schoell, the
sco Well, my liberals talk like that, the scho well,
we used the Squerels, going to Ice the squills.
Speaker 1: But then.
Speaker 8: I think we need to so you white families, Kevin,
she if you ever, that she's not talking about She's
talking about you. She especially you. She didn't say male,
but you know right after that, you white family, especially
headed by a white male, you have been viewing property
in a certain way. What does that mean? That means
you think I have money, I'll buy some property and
it's mine. I own the property. And what she's saying is,
especially you white people, you are gonna have to think
about your property very differently because it is not an
individual thing. You as an individual, don't have the right
to property. It is a collective and there's gonna be
collective equity, which means if you, especially white people, if
you white people buy property, and let's say you put
your white sweat equity in your white owned property, and
you think that you deserve the white home equity and
the white home property with your white sweat equity, you
are wrong. That equity has to be shared with the
broader community. And we must assume that part of that
broader community means the non white broader community. This maybe
I'm extrapolating too much on what she's saying, but before
we go to a break, let's listen to that carefully
one more time to see if I'm wrong about where
this is potentially going in New York.
Speaker 1: Here is the tenant advocate CEA. Weaver.
Speaker 16: I think the reality is is that for centuries we've
really treated property as an individualized good and not a
collective good, and we are going to and transitioning to
treating it as a collective good and towards a model
of shared equity will require that we think about it differently,
and it will mean that families, especially white families, but
some POC families who are homeowners as well, are going
to have a different relationship to property than the one
that we currently have.
Speaker 8: Ladies and gentlemen, if you happen to be a white
property owner in New York, especially a white property owner
in New York, but maybe not just I would like
to remind you there were other places to live across
these great United States than New York City. If and
if you intend on staying, I suggest you might want
to start doing what the Left does in terms of
organizing for a massive lawsuit against these people that are
clearly ignoring the Constitution of the United States and the
individual freedoms that the ancestors of all of us in
the United States work so hard to pass along to us.
It is under threat from these people in Seattle, Big story,
Daily Mail today. The mayor there has already told police
to stop enforcing drug on the street laws, and the
police are having a cow over it, like the police union.
Also in this whole Mexican thing. I've been getting some
text from a very well informed source and just said
to me, you know, one thing that people need to
consider is the impact that this all of the stopping
this drug trade is having on the international banking system.
Billions upon billions of dollars laundered flow through and when
Donald Trump is doing impacts the flow of money through
international banking systems. And he pointed out one bank in
twenty twelve that had to pay an almost two billion
dollar fine for laundering drug money. There are deep implications
to what is happening today. We got to take a break.
James Golan's neurvely fastest our on American media continues. Don't
go the James.
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from every single one of you, your families, your loved ones.
Love and gratitude.
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