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Speaker 3: Sure welcome, my friends to the Is it Thursday already
edition of the both Early Rush Hour. Yes, it is
Thursday already, And of course the news just keeps on
a coming n. T. James Ah And it was a
big day in the news. The Supreme Court, ladies and
gentlemen took front and center stage today a case that
could change everything, depending of course, on the ruling. It's
that way with no Supreme Court cases, you don't get
to the Supreme Court. It's a pretty big case, pretty
big deal with nationwide implications. Today the Supreme Court grappled
with the nationwide orders, these nationwide and another one of
these nationwide injunctions blocking Donald Trump's ban on birthright citizenships.
That's a biggie. And we will of course discuss that
there are protests still going on in New Jersey. Did
you know, by the way, those of you in the
tri state area that rely on New Jersey transit, there
could be a strike manyana Just how you shrugging your
shoulders And if you don't live in New Jersey, if
you live in states elsewhere, of course I know you
don't care, but just saying, if there's a strike, just
pretend you're in Europe.
Speaker 6: I know Shakira is very upset because she has a
concert at Medlife this weekend and they won't be able
to get through transit to Medlife in your Jersey.
Speaker 3: Who has it?
Speaker 6: Who is Shakira Shakira that I want to say Colombia.
Speaker 3: Oh, Shakira Shakira. Yes, Yes, we played Shakira's music here before. Yes,
a concert. The sekirea the tax evator, securea, the tax evator. Well,
you know there are other ways to get around.
Speaker 6: Uber lift very expensive to get from here all the
way to MetLife and then it's going to be a
hazard to get back.
Speaker 3: Well, stay the night in New Jersey. What's so bad
about that? Yeah, you know, we have people from all
over the country listening here, and I don't care about
New Jersey. We care, yes, but anyway, Uh, the case
before the Supreme Court was is a big deal. The
Supreme Court, my friends, uh, grappling with the nationwide orders,
appears divided. There's the According to Wappo the Washington Post,
the Supreme Court appeared divided through his day about whether
to scale back nationwide orders that have blocked President Donald
Trump's ban on birthright citizenship. After more than two hours
of oral's little Bill Clinton language there after two hours
of oral, it's unclear how the High Court would resolve
the issue, with the liberal justices asserting that Donald Trump's
order to deny automatic citizenship for US born babies is
at odds with more than one hundred years of Supreme
Court precedent. In other words, it's one of those starry
defic these cases as I see it, said Justice Sonya,
who suggested this order violates for precedents, not just one,
but for precedents. We only have two pieces of audio
so far from the court. We can get more tomorrow.
At one court. At one point in the proceedings, Chief
Justice Roberts got tired of listening to the interruptions and
just ask if he could fear the answer. It was
so too my ore that was running her mouth. Can
I hear the answer please? When she was interrupting attorneys.
But this is going to be a big case. The
case before the justices is more than a referendum on
the use of nationwide injunctions that have frustrated many Trump
efforts to dramatically shrink the size of government, halt federal spending,
and in diversity program Presidents from both party members of Congress.
Supreme Court justices from all across the ideological spectrum have
raised concerns about the power of a single judge to
temporarily block a president's agenda nationwide. Conservative justices, including Brett
Kavanaugh and Neil Gorsuch, seemed open during the oral arguments
to the Trump administration suggestions that the immigrant advocacy groups
and pregnant women challenging the birthright citizenship ban could instead
file a class action lawsuit as a remedy. Why doesn't
that solve the problem? Justice Cavanaugh acted if The Washington
Post continues in coverage, If the Trump administration prevails in
persuading of the Supreme Court to limit the injunctions to
states participating in the litigation, it could allow the administration
to begin denying automatic citizenship to children born in twenty
eight states and other US territories. Advocates would file new
challenges in those states to try to restrict the policy
while litigation continues over the constitutionality of banning birth right citizenship.
So the Trump is asking the justices to give it
some relief from these nationwide orders. They're not asking for
them to settle the case on the merits, but to
stop these injunctions for these nations while it works its
way up through the courts. This was files an emergency move,
emergency case, and those are rarely heard by the Supreme Court,
but this one was. Trump and his allies say they
have the authority to dan birthright citizenship because unauthorized immigrants
are in the country illegally important and therefore not subject
to the jurisdiction of the United States government. Why is
that important? That's important because of the language of the
Fourteenth Amendment adopted after the Civil War, when Democrats were
trying to say that black people weren't citizens. Oh did
he say yes? When the Democrats that ran the South
and the Democrats who were the pro slavery force in America,
the Democrats, the fathers of Jim Crow, the Democrats, the
fathers of racial oppression and division in this country, tried
to claim that black people were not citizens, and so
the Fourteenth Amendment had to be adopted to establish citizenship
for free black Americans as well as all people born
or naturalized in the United States and subject to the
jurisdiction thereof. And with the Trump administration is arguing again,
is that these illegal immigrants are not do not meet
those qualifies cass they are not subject to the jurisdiction
of the United States government.
Speaker 7: Most legal scholars, however, rejected that analysis because non citizens
can be arrested and charged with crimes or put in
jailer deported.
Speaker 3: There's also wide agreement that the argument conflicts with more
than a century of Supreme Court president that protracts citizenship
for almost everyone born on US soul soil except except
except the children of foreign diplomats. That, my friends, was
established in an eighteen ninety eight case when the United
States rule that one Kim Mark was a citizen even
though his parents were subjects of the Emperor of China. China, Yes,
but one Kim Mark was born here in the United States.
The parents were ineligible to ever become citizens. They returned
to China, but the Supreme Court in nineteen in eighteen
ninety eight ruled it one Kim Mark born on this
soil was a citizen of the United States. So that's
always been the issue. Now. I don't usually do crystal
balling on the Supreme Court, but I will say I
think it's not I don't think it's out of the
question that when this issue is finally decided on the merits,
that it may be determined that people who are born
on US oil are citizens. I don't know whether the
Supreme Court will find the Trump argument convincing that people
that are here illegally for them, yeah, they're not citizens.
But if they have kids here, I don't know, and
you do know, and we all know that the Chinese
and others have had an institution built around these births.
They call it the Anchor baby births, where there were
maternity houses set are in America so that children could
be born here and gain citizenship. And there are some
implications that some of these are planned by the communist
government of China to make sure that they can China. Yeah,
so that they can have long term how shall we
say here? And there are those people that believe that. Fine,
But even if the Supreme Court does two things, one
stops these insane nationwide injunctions. Alito had a great comment
about that. We're running a little later on time. I'll
get to that Alito comment. But even if Trump is
defeated at the Supreme Court on the merits of this case,
doesn't mean that this ought to end. And I'll explain
what I mean when I get back. James Golden is
thirdly with you here. Do not go away. It's the
rush hour, The rush.
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Speaker 8: Is he dead yet? That's the only thing, the only
conversation that I want to have with you, whether or
not he's dead yet. That is the only thing that
I would want to hear out of your mouth. Is
he dead yet? So stay off my page unless you're
coming to tell me that Donald is dead as a
door nail, a dirt nap.
Speaker 1: Gone, okay.
Speaker 8: Otherwise, go fly guy, stay off my page.
Speaker 3: Gladly. James Goldman is slurdly, thank you, Carlos. The Trump administration,
like the Biden administration before it, complained, judges are overreaching
by issuing orders that apply to everyone instead of just
the parties that present before the court. Picking up on
that theme, Washington, this is not the Washington Post. I
think this was political or whatever. Picking up on that theme,
Samuel Alito said he meant no disrespect to the nation's
district judge when he opined it sometimes they suffer from
an occupational disease, that disease. I am right, and I
can do whatever I want. Sonya's so to major order
was among several justices though, who said that confusing patchwork
of rules would result if the court orders were narrowed
and new restrictions on citizenship could temporarily take effect in
over half the country and then the other half. No, no, no,
so this we're expecting this in June. Now, I have
sound bites, not going to play him because I made
all the relevant points except this. If Donald Trump does
not prevail him, this administration doesn't prevail here, the issue
should be over. This is the job of Congress folks
to clarify, and even if it means coming up with
another amendment to clarify who is a citizen, Congress needs
to do that.
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Come out.
Speaker 4: Come.
Speaker 9: Can somebody please tell me how to help people are
being kidnapped off the street. I'm protesting, I'm writing letters,
I'm making phone calls, I'm making content on reposting count.
I don't know what else to do.
Speaker 3: To hell, hey, I have a few ideas of what
you can do. I'm looking for a story that I
know I had. I can't find it, you know, wor
you camplain about that. It's like, okay, here it is.
I found it. It was buried underneath another story. Folks.
This is big. This is huge, which is why I
was looking for it. Iranian official says Islamic a republic
open to giving up nuclear weapons program for a Trump deal.
Say what. A top Iranian official said Women's Day that
Tanan was open to foregoing enriching weapons grade uranium in
a new nuclear deal with the US. According to NBC News,
Ali Shakmahani, a top advisor to Aran's supreme leader Alex
Komanini Kmeeni, told NBC News that Iran would commit to
never developing nuclear weapons, They would destroy their stockpile of
weapons grade uranium. They would allow international oversight to ensure
that they are only pursuing civilian nuclear applications if if
the United States lifts all sanctions against the country. The
statement marks one of the most overt signals from Iran
selling willness to strike a new nuke deal with the
US as sanctions continue to pile on, It's still possible
if the Americans act as they say, for sure, we
can have better relations, he said to NBC News. It
can lead to a better situation in the near future.
And Donald Trump said during his speech in Qatar that
Iran is very close to the deal. They're very close
to making a deal. He is encouraging the Iranians to
make a deal quickly, stop destabilizing the reason of the
region by using terror proxies. And he's threatening a lot
more economic pressure if they won't. If you remember that,
Donald Trump also said that if Israel has to strike
their nuclear will, we might join. He's threatening he if
Israel has to act on you guys, because you won't
act right, we'll join them. And all of a sudden,
here interesting that Iran wants a deal. Apparently we'll see
by that, folks, if we get this a real deal,
not the Obama type deal, which just put all of
this off. You remember Oma Obama made the deal, so
why aren't we even at this point. Rush at the time,
in his analysis said all the Obama all Obama did
was guarantee that Iran would build a nuclear weapon and
that this problem would be kicked down the road to
another president. Here we are all these years after Obama,
and what are we dealing with Iran and nuclear weapons?
But Trump is not Obama, so we shall see if
something happens. Okay, Wisconsin. Judge accused of obstructing federal agents
has pled not guilty. A collas have held number four
standing by at the ready. I will need it shortly, Okay,
thank you. Prosecutors have said that Judge Hannah Dugan violated
law when she directed an undocumented defendant who was being
sought by immigration agents through an alternate exit in her courtroom.
Judge Dugan, who was indicted by a grand jury Tuesday,
is seeking dismissal of the charges against her. She is
asserting this is in a Milwaukee courtroom today, she asserted
asserted that her actions are protected because she has judicial immunity.
In other words, what she's saying is she's above the law. Sure,
I can act illegally, but I have immunity, so screw you,
drop the case. Outside of the courtroom. Outside of the courtroom,
protesters were holding signs and chanting hands off Judge Dugan.
That's not all they were chanting. I know that's not
all they were chanting because we were there.
Speaker 5: No way.
Speaker 3: Hands off, Judge.
Speaker 10: Doubt de nacracy looks like this, disrect de nacracy sounds
like this discacuacy looks like you know, these people.
Speaker 3: Every week they're singing some something. I'm glad that they
like to sing.
Speaker 10: This looks like this.
Speaker 3: Looks like we know this isn't about one judge, said
Christine Lumnor Tis, the executive director of Vois de la Frontea,
a Milwaukee based immigrants rights group. I can't even have
an English name. It's an intimidation tactic. No it's not.
But if you're intimidating good it's about following UH the law. Now,
those aren't the only protesters, as you, ladies and gentlemen
knew new. There are still protests going on in New
Jersey where the trains might not be running tomorrow if
the UH yes, there's a strike New Jersey Transit UH
anti ice protest. There's this one nice little blue haired
lady was standing outside the UH the facility out there
at Delaney Hall and young woman's UH Savannah Hernandez interviewing her.
And this is cut too. This is what that sounded like.
Cut too.
Speaker 1: Yes, people are inside that facility there and it's their
team and brother.
Speaker 11: They're child traffickers and they're drug traffickers.
Speaker 1: They're bringing drugs into this country. Still human beings. You
don't care.
Speaker 11: If they're the worst criminal in the world and they
have raped and murdered children, They're okay, and they're still
human beings and they should be here. I believe that
they are human beings and that they deserve dignity just
as everybody else. You think child rapis deserve dignity, absolutely
I do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, gives the child rapist their dignity. Savannah was
also uh caught up interviewing another leftist protester that would
be cut to three.
Speaker 5: Uh, they'll take you two.
Speaker 1: They don't really care.
Speaker 11: Excuse why why do you think you're going to take
me to Because you're brown skin? That's pretty racist. I'm
an American citizen, doesn't matter. So you think I'm gonna
get deported?
Speaker 1: You could.
Speaker 11: So this woman right here thinks I'm gonna get deported
because I'm a brown woman.
Speaker 1: That's an extremely racist thing to say.
Speaker 3: Ma'am.
Speaker 1: No, the racist people are No, you're.
Speaker 11: The racist because you just came up to me and said,
I'm gonna get deported because I'm brown?
Speaker 1: How dare you? How dare you sit here and speak
to me because of my scan tone? You know, I
don't need to be careful. Guess what I've wanted for.
Speaker 11: Donald Trump because he's a president of law and order
and I've actually met him. He's very nice, and it's
racist like you who stand here and.
Speaker 1: Tell me that I'm gonna get deported because I'm brown?
How dare you? And this is the average right liberal
right here, how dare you?
Speaker 7: How dare I?
Speaker 1: Yes? How dare you? How dare I?
Speaker 11: So You're coming up here and you're telling me that
I'm going to get supported because I'm brown?
Speaker 1: Mass deportation, you're supporting mass reportation. I'm an American citizen.
Speaker 11: You're supporting mass deportation of people who are not American citizen.
Speaker 1: Catholics? Congratulations? Are you an American citizen?
Speaker 4: Not your business?
Speaker 11: So you are an American citizen, clearly, So I'm not
going to get deported.
Speaker 1: You're not going to get deported. But how dare you
stand here and tell me that I'm going to get supported? True?
You're you're an American citizen are going to get supported.
Speaker 12: Potentially, how's rock as an American citizen?
Speaker 1: He was just arrested. Why was he arrested Ice? Why
was he arrested because he was targeted by Ice? Because
he was charged with trespassings. You're very sad into why
because you're trying to take advantage of real people's sweetheart.
You are the one with blue hair right now, a
whole ass.
Speaker 11: Adult standing outside of an attention facility calling people Nazis
in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: That's because this is Naxi behavior.
Speaker 11: And you don't think that it was racist for your
white friend here to come up to me and tell
me I was going to get deported because I'm brown.
Speaker 1: I don't know that that happens.
Speaker 3: Peo plus so much. Okay, you want to have some fun,
We have one. This is a good one, ladies. The
Tapa book is still everywhere. They're just promoting the hell
out of it, This Taper book. The Biden. You know,
these people in the mainstream press, they cracked me up.
They spent years demonizing anybody who talked about Biden's cognitive decline,
and now of course they have a book. Jake Tapper
writes a book about it. No, no, no, they're all
front and center. Well, Pamela Brown, who doesn't smile very
hoten hypes the Taper book with Michigan Governor Gretchen Whittmer,
and Gretchen has just been catching the bad into everything lately. Listen,
listen to question witness witness. I'm going to respond here.
Speaker 12: I want to move to another topic, and that is
my Colleagues book with Alex Thompson on President Biden's physical
and cognitive decline during his time in the White House.
You were a co chair of the Biden Harris campaign.
You stuck with Biden until he dropped out of the race.
Given your position in the campaign, what signs of decline
did you notice?
Speaker 13: You know, I've not read the book. I can tell
you this that if, as the book reports, car Rememberson
have access, that tells you that you know, as a
governor at a state, you know halfway across the country,
who was working her tail off one hundred and sixty
stops on a bus tour that I headline through eight
swing states.
Speaker 14: I didn't you know.
Speaker 15: I was busy working.
Speaker 13: I was busy doing connection and the voter registration and
so you didn't sign directly. I didn't see the president frequently,
and I can tell you I can't speak to that directly.
Speaker 3: This girl was working. I didn't. Yeah, good one, Gretchen. Also,
Scott Jennings nails it on this whole business with the
Taper book on Biden's decline. Scott Jennings CNN cut six Carlos,
Mister Jennings, they lied.
Speaker 16: They knew he wasn't capable of running again. They but
which also, by the way, means he wasn't capable of
holding the office at the time. And now they're trying
to get everybody to move on. There were legitimate questions
about what these Democrats knew, when they knew it, and
did they put the country through the biggest cover up
and scandal in modern American political history. It's pretty obvious
from this book that's coming out and other accounts that
maybe they did.
Speaker 11: And I'm surprised to hear you're mad about it.
Speaker 9: I'm not.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I am mad because I vote in this country.
Speaker 3: And here's what I'd like to know.
Speaker 16: Was the elected president of the United States so impaired
that he wasn't making the decisions on behalf of the
government that's the question of the day.
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Speaker 14: Yeah, this is for all you, hyea South africaners that
are being shipped in by Trump. You need to know
the majority of Americans don't want you here. You just
jump back on another plane and fly, Oh little racist,
why supremacist butts, right on back to these to your country,
go back to Africa. We do not want your racist
but here. You are not welcome in the United States
and Trump is not going to be in charge forever. Yeah,
you're not welcome here. We don't want any more Snazis
in America. We're done and we're the majority. MAGA wants
you to believe they're the majority, but they are not.
Speaker 3: Just saying.
Speaker 14: Fly your asses to another country where they want racists
like you because you're not welcome here.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, liberals, liberals, the voices of hate liberals in America.
They don't you liven't know these people, but no. They used.
Democrats used to tell black people that all go back
to Africa. Now they tell all white people. I'll tell
you these democrats and liberals, well, these days they are
just okay. I gotta do a few things before we
get out of here. We got a twa. You know
what a twa is. I'll tell you what a twa is.
A twa is a Trump wins again to twa. Harvard
University announced yesterday is going to begin allocating its own
money to support research efforts after the Trump administration cut
more than two billion dollars from the bud from the school.
The university says it would dedicate two hundred and fifty
million of central funding toward research and continue to search
for other funding sources other than the federal government. They
have over fifty two billion dollars of endowment and I'm
gonna spend two fifty million of the two of the
fifty two billion. Don't you complain about it. They're spending
their own money, and they're still looking for other donut suckers,
donut suckers, donut huckers, donorsuckers, duckers. That's right, duckers, duckers,
cross between donor and suckers. Duckers, that's what they're looking for.
But they're gonna be spending their own money. It's a twa.
Trump wins again. This one is problematic, folks. I raised
the issue yesterday with mister Wattley. I'm here's today twenty six.
This speaks for itself seeing in his data, Guru Harry Innton, who,
by the way, this guy, yeah, he's all of that ery.
Speaker 13: What do Americans think of these proposed potential cuts to Medicaid?
Speaker 15: For looking at here, the politics are of this are
so bad it literally blows my mind. That is what
the American people think of this major spending cuts.
Speaker 3: To make it look at.
Speaker 15: This, seventy six percent opposed. Just twenty four percent favor
major major federal spending cuts to Medicaid. To give you
an idea of how big this seventy six percent is.
In a separate poll I looked at it, George Washington's
favorle rating is seventy eight percent, basically the exact same
percentage of Americans who are opposed to major cuts to
medicaid on the federal level. As I said, the politics
of this are so extremely bad it blows my mind.
Speaker 1: Case now I'm playing the rest.
Speaker 3: Of that tomorrow because he broke it down with Democrat
and Republican numbers in folks, the Republican numbers on this
an't great either. They're bad there. Now. I'm not saying
the policy is bad because they want to cut away
a lot of the waste. But folks, they got a
lot of work to do. Explain this one to the
voting public. We got to go, God blessed, protect each
and every single one of you, your families, you love
Them's God willing. We're here tomorrow, same time, same place.
Until then, I bid you do bye.
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