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Speaker 6: I appreciate the comments of my colleagues.
Speaker 2: This is about the closest I'll probably.
Speaker 6: Ever have in my life to an I Am Sparacus moment.
Speaker 2: Why are you doing this? This is outrageous. This is.
Speaker 7: To violate your own rules without going by the mandates
Speaker 7: of the parliamentary.
Speaker 2: This is unbelievable. There's a way to do this.
Speaker 7: If you want to force this through, if you want
Speaker 7: to ram this through, there's a way to do it
Speaker 7: in accordance to the rules as spelled out by the parliamentarian.
Speaker 7: It is simple, it is clear. There's a pathway to
Speaker 7: achieve what you're trying to achieve.
Speaker 2: I am inspiring this, yeah.
Speaker 8: I mean, look, I think that's one surprised me a bit.
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Speaker 8: ninety percent with Republicans. If anything, Donald Trump's approval rating
Speaker 8: has gone up since his whole Epstein shaga started. He
Speaker 8: is at the apex or close there too in terms
Speaker 8: of his popularity with Republican voters. Epstein files, complaints or not?
Speaker 2: How want you this? Can I take my friends? Welcome?
Speaker 9: It is the Thursday edition of Boss Lee's Rush Hour.
Speaker 9: He fastest out in American media. Spartagas drama continue today.
Speaker 2: He's such a drama Mamo.
Speaker 9: Cory book Senator Corey Booker once on's yet having a
Speaker 9: spartag this moment?
Speaker 2: Oh that?
Speaker 9: And then of course there's the Epstein stuff that just
Speaker 9: won't go away.
Speaker 2: There are more.
Speaker 9: Questions about that today. Welcome indeed to most earlies Rushower.
Speaker 9: The Senate Judiciary Committee today advanced the nomination of Emil Bove,
Speaker 9: President Trump's former defense lawyer, top Justice Department official, to
Speaker 9: serve as a judge on the US Court of Appeals
Speaker 9: for the Third Circuit. That is what led to the
Speaker 9: Corey Booker meltdown today. They what the Democrats wanted to
Speaker 9: do was just bring somebody in this whistle blower to
Speaker 9: smear him. Now, come on, any of you that have
Speaker 9: watched Judicial nomination in Supreme Court or otherwise know the
Speaker 9: Democrat playbook, find somebody to dirty up the witness, I
Speaker 9: mean to dirty up the nominee, to smear him with
Speaker 9: all kinds of stuff. And in this case they got
Speaker 9: this so called whistleblower who said that both uh pretty
Speaker 9: much stuck his middle finger up at the court and
Speaker 9: was saying that Trump ought to just tell the courts
Speaker 9: to go f off when it comes to these you know,
Speaker 9: district courts trying to block him under the Alien Sedition Act,
Speaker 9: the Wartime Aliens Enemies Act, and they wanted to bring
Speaker 9: this guy in uh Ravigne or something like that.
Speaker 2: RAI.
Speaker 9: He wrote a report that during one meeting Trump about
Speaker 9: the Trump's proclamation invoking the Wartime Alien Enemies Act, that
Speaker 9: mister Bow said that the Justice Department would need to
Speaker 9: consider telling the courts fu if a judicial order block
Speaker 9: removes under the law. So Democrats wanted to bring this
Speaker 9: guy in the dirty up denomination. Also, by the way, Jeanette, Jeannette,
Speaker 9: you know, I'm just having a block. He was nominated
Speaker 9: to and and the nominations went through, Okay, so that's
Speaker 9: what happened. But Corey Booker and of course that woman,
Speaker 9: that dreadful, dreadful senator from Hawaii.
Speaker 2: Having kyles.
Speaker 9: Let's just quickly go after the after they all the
Speaker 9: Democrats got up, walked out, had their little hissy fit.
Speaker 2: When when when? When? When when we couldn't smear him up? When?
Speaker 10: When?
Speaker 2: When? When?
Speaker 11: When?
Speaker 9: So very quickly, I don't even know whether we'll listen
Speaker 9: to the whole thing. Cut seventeen Booker and then cut
Speaker 9: eighteen Maizie Herono. Just let's fire them all all that
Speaker 9: you get it.
Speaker 6: I just walked out of the Senate Juduciary Committee for
Speaker 6: what is spoke to me the most unimaginable thing that happened.
Speaker 6: They cut off any debate or any discussion. Our job
Speaker 6: is to deliberate. Our job is to put from each other.
Speaker 6: They cut off all debate, rammed through the cut off
Speaker 6: people walked out as I out there, We're going to
Speaker 6: appeal to the conscience of my fellow Senate.
Speaker 2: Number him already. I'm done. Let's hear Herona wine.
Speaker 12: I'm still steaming. You could see the smoke coming out
Speaker 12: of my head. I wish you could, because I just
Speaker 12: walked out along with.
Speaker 13: The committee where we were basically totally ignored and expressing
Speaker 13: our concerns about one of the Trump nominees for a
Speaker 13: lifetime support. His name is Bob and he is a
Speaker 13: complete loyalist to Trump, has nothing else going for him,
Speaker 13: basically except that he's a very dangerous person. So we
Speaker 13: wanted to express our concerns and to say, mister Chairman,
Speaker 13: don't ignore the rules of our own committee.
Speaker 12: Let us all speak. That is how this committee has
Speaker 12: always conducted itself. But those days apparently are gone, and so.
Speaker 2: This so smear.
Speaker 9: There're enough of higher We've always been able to smear
Speaker 9: the Republicans, and Chuck Grastley didn't let us do it today,
Speaker 9: and so.
Speaker 2: He's evil, he's so mean. Did bite the woolves?
Speaker 14: They wouldn't then smear and try to dirty up one
Speaker 14: of one of Trump's he's he's a loyalist both he's
Speaker 14: a loyalist to Trump. Democrats Ginette Pirou was the other,
Speaker 14: and they and the votes were passed a bunch of judges.
Speaker 14: They just wanted to roll through them the same way
Speaker 14: Biden rolled through them. Democrats do when they're on off.
Speaker 14: They just go ahead and just vote, vote, vote, voter.
Speaker 14: It's like a voter rama.
Speaker 9: There are always these stunts from Democrats, so I'm not
Speaker 9: gonna waste any more time with it because the stunt
Speaker 9: didn't work, and so you get the drama, drama, drama.
Speaker 9: There is other news out here, of course, you know
Speaker 9: by now that the PBS and NPR have been defunded
Speaker 9: at least for a year, about the GOP Senate has
Speaker 9: voted to cancel nine billion dollars in funding for Foreign Aid.
Speaker 9: I had a discussion with a very dear friend of
Speaker 9: mine yesterday about foreign Aid, and I didn't put it
Speaker 9: in the sound bite roster. Today there was a wolf Blitzer,
Speaker 9: I think it was that somebody on CNN interviewing somebody
Speaker 9: else claiming that fourteen million people are going to die
Speaker 9: because us AID is no longer sending money to certain places.
Speaker 9: And my reaction to that, look, I mean, everybody wants
Speaker 9: to do good and to do good things in the world.
Speaker 9: At the same time, you never hear from these same
Speaker 9: news sources how thoroughly corrupt USAID as an agency has been.
Speaker 9: In fact, John Kennedy did Senator John Kennedy, let me say,
Speaker 9: for yes, we do have it, and we won't listen
Speaker 9: to all of this, And I'm sorry, I'm cutting things
Speaker 9: off before they complete, folks. But we just have so
Speaker 9: much and I'm going to get to it as much
Speaker 9: as possible. Twenty four. It's what you're looking for, Jonas,
Speaker 9: But you got to follow along because this is all
Speaker 9: stream of consciousness. I hadn't intended on doing this one yet,
Speaker 9: but John Kennedy spoke about these cuts and what some
Speaker 9: of the stuff us AID was doing. So you had
Speaker 9: the recision bill yesterday. Senate signed on to it. It
Speaker 9: has to be voted on by the House by the
Speaker 9: end of business tomorrow, otherwise this is not gonna happen.
Speaker 9: So it goes back to the House. And the whining
Speaker 9: and the moaning over PBS and NPR is laughable. A
Speaker 9: billion dollars and they're won moaning it's the end of
Speaker 9: the world. Oh, America's facing such severe risk because we
Speaker 9: won't be able to get our alerts. If you if
Speaker 9: you have a phone, you know these alerts you're going
Speaker 9: to keep coming, just like spam calls will never stop.
Speaker 2: Apparently.
Speaker 9: But Kennedy, John Kennedy, Louisiana was on the floor of
Speaker 9: the Senate and this is what he was saying before
Speaker 9: the vote was taken.
Speaker 15: I'm going to read you some of the appropriations that
Speaker 15: the President is asking us to eliminate from the current budget,
Speaker 15: and you be the judge, but the American people's science.
Speaker 15: The President is asking us to eliminate five point one
Speaker 15: million dollars of taxpayer money in the American budget and
Speaker 15: the federal budget that is there to quote, strengthen the resilience.
Speaker 2: Of queer global moods.
Speaker 15: The President is asking us to resind six million dollars
Speaker 15: for media organizations and civic life for Palestinians. The President,
Speaker 15: in light of our thirty seven trillion dollar budget deficit,
Speaker 15: is asking us to reduce spending, reduce a program in
Speaker 15: the amount of three point nine million dollars for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender,
Speaker 15: queer and intersex population in the Western Balkans. The President
Speaker 15: is suggesting that we eliminate the program one million dollars
Speaker 15: for voter ID programs in hat.
Speaker 2: For voter retails.
Speaker 15: The President is asking us for reduced three million dollars
Speaker 15: which is appropriated for quote actual reproductive health in Venezuela,
Speaker 15: three million dollars for circumcision vaseectoms and condoms in Zambia.
Speaker 15: I didn't make this stuff up.
Speaker 2: It's in the budget.
Speaker 15: Three million dollars for Sesame Street in Iraq, eight hundred
Speaker 15: and thirty three thousand dollars for transgender people, sex workers
Speaker 15: and their clients in Nepal, eight hundred and eighty two
Speaker 15: thousand dollars for social media mentorship in Serbia and Belarus,
Speaker 15: three point six million dollars for pastry cooking classes, cyber
Speaker 15: cafes and dance focus groups for male prostitutes and HATI
Speaker 15: what the what the Americans, mister president, do you think
Speaker 15: the we should be spending their money to fund male prostitutes?
Speaker 2: And at what the But there it is our.
Speaker 15: Budget bigger than Dallas, and the president is saying is.
Speaker 9: Bigger than Dallas. So that's Those are some of the things. Now, yes,
Speaker 9: there is food that it's been cut and I have
Speaker 9: you know you hear about that. In fact, they're incinerating
Speaker 9: tons of food, I guess, so it doesn't spoil and
Speaker 9: you know, do what food does when it when it
Speaker 9: decomposes and spots a safety risk and a health hazard actually,
Speaker 9: and so one of the major networks and i'll maybe
Speaker 9: I'll find and play tomorrow. And they're making a really
Speaker 9: big deal about that and it's so horrible, and yeah,
Speaker 9: I I have mixed feelings about that. But at the
Speaker 9: same time, us AI D was a thoroughly corrupt, thoroughly
Speaker 9: corrupt department, and some of the AID responsibilities are now
Speaker 9: being shifted over the state. So it's not like we're
Speaker 9: stopping all aided.
Speaker 2: There is a it's being vetted differently. Let's do this.
Speaker 2: Let's take a break because we have a lot to do.
Speaker 9: James goldand here it is a Thursday edition of Buzz
Speaker 9: and the release Rush Hour. Countie Francis best away eighty
Speaker 9: seven years old. This was her big hit in nineteen
Speaker 9: sixty two, Pretty Little Baby, and it went viral recently
Speaker 9: on TikTok. Seventeen million videos have been made, twenty seven
Speaker 9: billion views. So all of a sudden, Connie Francis had
Speaker 9: a late night it again before she passed.
Speaker 2: My wife made a video today, Sarah to this one.
Speaker 9: Yeah, oh wow, that's awesome. Condolences to the family, of course,
Speaker 9: County Francis, James Golden sturbly don't go away, coming back,
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Speaker 12: I'm still steaming.
Speaker 6: If you could see the smoke.
Speaker 12: Coming out of my my head, I wish you could,
Speaker 12: because I just walked out along with the Democratic members
Speaker 12: of the Judiciary Committee.
Speaker 2: Were nteen sixty five. King Records releases This.
Speaker 9: One from the man that would later be called the
Speaker 9: god Father of soul, the hardest working man in chow business,
Speaker 9: Soul Brother number one one, James Brown, two million copies later,
Speaker 9: receives the Grammy Award for the Best Rhythm and Blues Recording.
Speaker 9: That's the segregation of the music industry. Put those people
Speaker 9: over the rhythm. They got rhythm and they know how
Speaker 9: to sing the blues, just saying okay, ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 9: I have more. There is a and I want to
Speaker 9: play a sound bite when we get back from our
Speaker 9: next break that I'm weighing long and hard. I weigh
Speaker 9: long and hard whether I should do this because this
Speaker 9: might require a longer explanation for me than I have
Speaker 9: time to do. But it ties in with this story
Speaker 9: in a way. The Justice Department is now asking a
Speaker 9: one day sentence for the police officer convicted into Brionna
Speaker 9: Taylor Raid now Briwna Taylor, as you may know we
Speaker 9: may remember was killed in a drug raid that produced
Speaker 9: no drugs out of her house.
Speaker 2: She was an EMT worker.
Speaker 9: This officer fired shots blindly through her patio door window.
Speaker 9: Some went into a neighbor's apartment. He was put to
Speaker 9: trial multiple times on this, and Joe Biden's administration really
Speaker 9: wanted to go after him.
Speaker 2: A harmyat Dylon.
Speaker 9: I love harmat Dylon, but she's asking now for time
Speaker 9: served in one day, and this is going to cost
Speaker 9: some upset. And by the way, I don't agree with
Speaker 9: this decision, this one day plus time served, but.
Speaker 2: This ties into a larger.
Speaker 9: Issue about how the Trump administration is being perceived by
Speaker 9: minorities in this country. And I'm going to try to
Speaker 9: tackle a little bit of that maybe if we have
Speaker 9: some time.
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Speaker 2: Nineteen seven, nineteen sixty seven.
Speaker 9: My friends, On this day, one of the greatest musicians
Speaker 9: who ever lived passed away, John Coltrane, American jazz saxophonist.
Speaker 9: He changed everything his playing, his knowledge of the instrument,
Speaker 9: and his experimentation into avant garde. Nobody is like Coltrane
Speaker 9: will be like Coltrane, except Coltrane passed away at age
Speaker 9: forty on this day in nineteen sixty seventy. Remembering the
Speaker 9: legendary John Coltrane, James Golden Buster, Es rush Hour. We
Speaker 9: are so pleased to have with us Michael Watley, who
Speaker 9: is the chairman of the Republican National Committee. Michael, how
Speaker 9: are you, mister Chairman?
Speaker 10: I am doing really well. It is absolutely fantastic to
Speaker 10: have a president who is fighting for the American people
Speaker 10: in Congress who is delivering and I think as a
Speaker 10: country we are definitely going in the right direction.
Speaker 9: Let me ask you about this. We have elections coming up,
Speaker 9: and Chairman, I want to speak with you multiple multiple
Speaker 9: times before the elections.
Speaker 2: But we have the off year election coming up now.
Speaker 9: A lot of the focus is on New York with
Speaker 9: the socialist last Communist that's running in that race and
Speaker 9: getting a lot of attention. But New Jersey has a
Speaker 9: major election coming up too, and I would love it
Speaker 9: if you could just speak to that and tell us
Speaker 9: what's going on with that race.
Speaker 10: Well, i'll tell you what. I'm calling you from New Jersey.
Speaker 10: I actually am going to be doing a couple of
Speaker 10: events here to support Jack Chiarelli, who is a change
Speaker 10: agent that New Jersey absolutely desperate needs. And we are
Speaker 10: going to be here the GOP with investments and participation
Speaker 10: in New Jersey because this is so absolutely important for us.
Speaker 10: You know, when you think about New Jersey right now,
Speaker 10: you know they've got the highest taxes in the country.
Speaker 10: They've got, you know, the forty ninth out of fifty
Speaker 10: in terms of competitiveness anywhere in the country. The schools
Speaker 10: are failing. More than half the voters here, well more
Speaker 10: than half the voters are saying that the state is
Speaker 10: headed in the wrong direction and that the needs of
Speaker 10: major change, and Jack Chittarelli is the guy who's going
Speaker 10: to be able to deliver that.
Speaker 9: What do you look, let me ask you, why is
Speaker 9: New Jersey, even with everything that you just said about
Speaker 9: the electorate their unhappiness the taxes has been an issue
Speaker 9: for as long as I can remember. These schools they have,
Speaker 9: I think, if I'm correct, New Jersey has more school
Speaker 9: districts than almost any state in this nation, and yet
Speaker 9: they're still failing in delivering quality education to a lot
Speaker 9: of the kids, particularly in the inner cities in New Jersey.
Speaker 2: Why is this even a competitive race.
Speaker 10: You know, New Jersey historically is just definitely a blue state.
Speaker 10: There are more registered Democrats than there are Republicans in
Speaker 10: this state. And for you to win as a Republican,
Speaker 10: you really need to be able to break through and
Speaker 10: talk about the issues that you know, the voters care about.
Speaker 10: And that's really what Jack is bringing to the table.
Speaker 10: You know, Mikey Cheryl has doubled down on the same
Speaker 10: failed policies that the Democrats lost on in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 10: She is an absolutely down the line to Democrat voter.
Speaker 10: She supported President Biden and his agenda. She supports the
Speaker 10: woke agenda, she supports men and women's sports, she supports
Speaker 10: inflationary spending, she supports a week America, you know, and
Speaker 10: she is not going to be able to bring any
Speaker 10: change to the direction that the state is going in.
Speaker 10: So it really is an opportunity for Jack to kind
Speaker 10: of come through and have that conversation with the voters
Speaker 10: about the change that they're looking for. And he's going
Speaker 10: to win it because he's in a position to talk
Speaker 10: to them and put solutions on the table.
Speaker 9: All right, let me ask you where can people go
Speaker 9: come help that in New Jersey that want to see
Speaker 9: this happen. What should people do, something tangible that they
Speaker 9: can do to put some energy toward a change in
Speaker 9: New Jersey.
Speaker 10: Yeah, there's a couple of different things that I would suggest,
Speaker 10: and the first is is go to Jack's website and
Speaker 10: sign up right volunteer right now. Because in order to
Speaker 10: win in a battleground state, and I consider at this
Speaker 10: point New Jersey to be a battleground state, you really
Speaker 10: need to do three things. You got to have a
Speaker 10: great candidate who runs a great race, no substitute for
Speaker 10: that whatsoever. Secondly, you got to get out the vote,
Speaker 10: and thirty got to protect the ballot. Right from the
Speaker 10: rnc's perspective, working with the New Jersey Party and of
Speaker 10: course with Jack's campaign, we are all about getting out
Speaker 10: the vote and protecting the ballot. So we need people
Speaker 10: who are going to make phone calls, who are going
Speaker 10: to knock on doors, who are going to help us
Speaker 10: get literature out to the voters, and most importantly, have
Speaker 10: that ultra critical five minute conversation with a friend or
Speaker 10: a family member, a colleague or a coworker to talk
Speaker 10: to them about why even if they're a Democrat, they
Speaker 10: need to cross over and they need to vote for change.
Speaker 10: And the last thing that we need to do is
Speaker 10: protect the ballot. So I'm in New Jersey tonight. We've
Speaker 10: got an election integrity workshop where we are recruiting and
Speaker 10: training volunteers so that we can have Republicans in every
Speaker 10: single precinct any time that a vote is cast or accounted.
Speaker 10: We want to be in the room that.
Speaker 9: This is something that people can really do to get
Speaker 9: behind this effort. These are all great tangible steps. And
Speaker 9: you know what I just noticed about this. You didn't
Speaker 9: even talk about money. You didn't talk with the usual thing,
Speaker 9: Oh God, have money. No, you're talking about things that
Speaker 9: people can do, actions that they can take to move
Speaker 9: the ball forward. Let me quickly ask you just your
Speaker 9: thoughts overall on what's happening across the Hudson River in
Speaker 9: New York City.
Speaker 10: Well, I think right now, there we go. Yeah. So look,
Speaker 10: I mean what we're watching right now is you know
Speaker 10: Zoron Mamdani, who is the new face of the Democratic Party,
Speaker 10: who is leading that party even further to the left
Speaker 10: than they were in twenty twenty four. The Democrats across
Speaker 10: the country are doubling down on the same fel agenda
Speaker 10: that they lost on. They want inflationary spending, they want
Speaker 10: open borders, they want a week America. And when we
Speaker 10: look at you know where that party is going as
Speaker 10: a whole, it is really Zoron Mondani is about where
Speaker 10: you're going to end up. And I think the fact
Speaker 10: that all of the rest of the Democratic Party is
Speaker 10: putting their arm around him, they are kissing his ring,
Speaker 10: they are following his lead. And you know, I don't
Speaker 10: think that the New York business community wants a communist.
Speaker 10: I don't think that the New York Jewish community wants
Speaker 10: somebody who is so rapidly anti Semitic to be that mayor.
Speaker 10: But the Democrats in New Jersey, are in New York,
Speaker 10: are going down that road. And I think that long term,
Speaker 10: that that is going to lead that party even further
Speaker 10: away from mainstream Americans.
Speaker 9: Wow, welcome mister Wallie again. Chairman Wally, thank you so
Speaker 9: much for spending some time with us. We're going to
Speaker 9: keep inviting you back at some point. And I want
Speaker 9: to get past this before we do it. I want
Speaker 9: to get past these New Jersey elections, the New York elections.
Speaker 9: Let's take care of this year first, but then we
Speaker 9: got to have eyes forward on twenty twenty six. We
Speaker 9: simply cannot afford to lose the House. We cannot do it.
Speaker 9: And I also want to talk with you at some
Speaker 9: point when you have some time about redistricting, and I
Speaker 9: want you to pull please help me explain to people
Speaker 9: what we see in Texas, what we're seeing around people
Speaker 9: are complaining, they're trying to make this a racial issue.
Speaker 2: This is a political issue.
Speaker 9: And if people really understood how Democrats have been stacking
Speaker 9: the seats in this they wouldn't be so surprised at
Speaker 9: the kind of pushback that's happening now in Texas. So
Speaker 9: if you'd like, we can talk about these things in future.
Speaker 10: In the future you can count on and I'm very
Speaker 10: happy to do that. I think that the topics you're
Speaker 10: laying out are really critical topics for us. And I
Speaker 10: will just say this in terms of twenty twenty six,
Speaker 10: we are there all day, every day already making sure
Speaker 10: that we're building the infrastructure across this country because it
Speaker 10: is going to be so critical for President Trump to
Speaker 10: have that Republican House, Republican Senate for four years not
Speaker 10: just too.
Speaker 9: Thank you so much, Michael Whiteley, Ladies and gentlemen in
Speaker 9: New Jersey tonight, and you heard it. If you need
Speaker 9: to get involved with this governor's race, if that's what
Speaker 9: you want to do, there's an opportunity here to do
Speaker 9: some tangible things to help. Mister chairman, Thank you so
Speaker 9: much for your time.
Speaker 10: Yes, sir, take care of both all righty.
Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 9: Now, before the break, I mentioned that we were I
Speaker 9: wanted to talk with you about something serious and I
Speaker 9: mentioned this Breonna Taylor situation. Now, I love Harmeat, I
Speaker 9: love Hermiat Dunn. I think she's just extremely wonderful. And
Speaker 9: I understand the position that they are laying out in
Speaker 9: the DOJ as to why they don't want this case pursued.
Speaker 9: This was part of the Biden initiative to really take
Speaker 9: it to law enforcement with the attitude that law enforcement
Speaker 9: was unfairly and deliberately trying to hurt African Americans especially,
Speaker 9: and so they were just going to make sure that
Speaker 9: this guy he was had to go through I think
Speaker 9: three different trials. There was a deadlock in one situation.
Speaker 9: He faces a maximum sentence of life in prison when
Speaker 9: he sentenced next week.
Speaker 2: This is in.
Speaker 9: Kentucky, and what the DOJ says. Listen, there were two
Speaker 9: federal trials that were taken to finally get a unanimous
Speaker 9: verdict of guilt. She acknowledges he is a fellon who
Speaker 9: was fired from his job five years ago, has already
Speaker 9: paid a substantial penalty for his actions. She said that
Speaker 9: the jury's verdict will almost certainly ensure that Defendan Hagerson
Speaker 9: never serves as law enforcement officer again. Also will likely
Speaker 9: ensure that he never legally possesses a firearm again. He
Speaker 9: had been acquitted on stateuckitted on state, acquitted on state charges.
Speaker 9: Then the Feds got in. His first federal trial ended
Speaker 9: in a mistrial, but they tried him again and finally
Speaker 9: the guilty verdict came in. So what Harmy Dillon was saying, Okay,
Speaker 9: they really had the stretch to get a guilty verdict,
Speaker 9: and the DOJ, now with the new administration, doesn't think
Speaker 9: that that was the correct posture, and so they're asking
Speaker 9: for a mightily reduced sentence one day on top of
Speaker 9: the time that he already served. Now, once again, this
Speaker 9: Breonna Taylor thing, and this thing is still an issue
Speaker 9: because there have been so many cases that are racially charged.
Speaker 2: Over the years, I grew up in Saint Alban's Queens.
Speaker 9: Many of you who are old enough, right, we might
Speaker 9: remember the case of a Clifford Glover And this happened
Speaker 9: when I was a kid, and I'll never forget.
Speaker 2: It was nine years old.
Speaker 9: Shot by Thomas shea police officer out of the one
Speaker 9: oh third.
Speaker 2: Nothing happened to this guy.
Speaker 9: He walked right and nine year old boy and they
Speaker 9: claimed the nine year old boy had a gun that
Speaker 9: was never really proven.
Speaker 2: And what was this kid doing.
Speaker 9: He and his dad were out scrounging for bottles and
Speaker 9: stuff like that. They're trying to eke out a living.
Speaker 9: In other words. Then there was the case of the
Speaker 9: guy towards me that just they this guy. There was
Speaker 9: a black woman coming out of her house Richmond Hill.
Speaker 9: He just murdered her. And they claimed he was a
Speaker 9: police officer. They claimed he had a mental breakdown or something.
Speaker 9: They sent him to the to I think Creed Moore
Speaker 9: back when Creedmore was Creedmore and a few years later
Speaker 9: he was released nothing. And so you look at for
Speaker 9: out Look, what I'm trying to say is there is
Speaker 9: a long, long history of these incidents where black people
Speaker 9: in America and other people have felt the police are
Speaker 9: just getting away with murder period right now, it is
Speaker 9: also true that, especially with all the BLM and everything else,
Speaker 9: the fact of the matter is that more crimes, more
Speaker 9: murders against blacks are committed by blacks. At one point
Speaker 9: a few and I don't know whether these statistics are
Speaker 9: still valid, but at one point the number one cause
Speaker 9: for death in younger black people was homicide and the
Speaker 9: assailants were mostly black.
Speaker 2: Black lives didn't matter.
Speaker 9: Then if you want to add the blacks that are
Speaker 9: killed in the womb, which is where Planned Parenthood has
Speaker 9: placed a lot of their centers in these minority neighborhoods, which,
Speaker 9: by the way, is in keeping with the mission of
Speaker 9: Planned Parenthood, which sprang from Margaret Sanger, who believed that
Speaker 9: black people should be wiped out because they were eugenics.
Speaker 2: It's called because they were in inferior race. Oh you're
Speaker 2: looking to me. You didn't know this, Jonas.
Speaker 9: This was the mindset of how Planned Parenthood began as
Speaker 9: an organization to help eliminate black people from ever pro creating.
Speaker 9: That's your Democrat party, that's Margaret Sanger. The hero of
Speaker 9: planned parenthood. So if you look at what happens in
Speaker 9: the womb to black children, the millions, and we are
Speaker 9: talking millions, there's another issue about black lives, but in
Speaker 9: in this current age, and we're going to have to
Speaker 9: pick this up tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I feared we might run out of time. We might.
Speaker 2: But I want you to hear something.
Speaker 9: About the way is that this entire administration is being
Speaker 9: cast from Black people that are intelligent, but the way
Speaker 9: that they see the world. And that's cut seven and
Speaker 9: we'll have to get to it very quickly. Jonas, Let's
Speaker 9: hear it.
Speaker 2: Let's stop.
Speaker 16: This is a make America white again movement. Let's stop
Speaker 16: pretending it's something else. This isn't about border security, it's
Speaker 16: not about stopping crime, and if a damn sure isn't
Speaker 16: about patriotism. It's about keeping America white.
Speaker 2: And that's what the fear is. That's what the policy says.
Speaker 2: That's what the.
Speaker 16: Deportations, the bands, the books, the censorships, that's what they're
Speaker 16: all about. They've seen the numbers, they've read the census reports,
Speaker 16: and they know this country is changing and they're terrified,
Speaker 16: terrified of black people, Terrified the Latinos, terrified of mixed
Speaker 16: race families, Asian immigrants, Muslims, and anyone else who doesn't look,
Speaker 16: or speak or prey like they do. And instead of evolving,
Speaker 16: they're trying to erase.
Speaker 2: I mean, think about it.
Speaker 16: You think it's a coincidence ICE is ramping up all
Speaker 16: of their raids. You think it's a coincidence they're targeting
Speaker 16: immigrants while stripping education from our public schools. No, this
Speaker 16: is a strategic purge of culture, color, and memory. And
Speaker 16: if you think they'll stop at immigrants, you're dreaming black people.
Speaker 16: We've always been a target brown folks, Asian folks, indigenous people.
Speaker 16: This is about all of us, even some of our
Speaker 16: white allies. If you're poor, queer, disabled, or outspoken, you're
Speaker 16: not safe either. They only want one kind of America, white, conservative,
Speaker 16: and obedient. And I want to say this too, for
Speaker 16: all the people coming in my comments. I don't hate
Speaker 16: white people. I stand with good white people. But if
Speaker 16: you're white and still sitting quietly while all this is happening,
Speaker 16: you are part of the problem.
Speaker 2: My friends. There is so much.
Speaker 9: Wrong with that, and so much that is misperceived about
Speaker 9: what's going on, and it's going to take a while
Speaker 9: before the full explanation of this.
Speaker 2: Is if it is ever understood.
Speaker 9: But almost everything he said in terms of motivation perspective
Speaker 9: is not what is happening from the Trump administration at all.
Speaker 9: But this is the mindset that's out there, and we
Speaker 9: have to deal with this, folks. Well some people would
Speaker 9: say we don't, we can ignore it. No, we have
Speaker 9: to deal with this. If this nation is ever going
Speaker 9: to be strong, we have to deal with this and
Speaker 9: get this done. This whole notion that's based on hatred done.
Speaker 9: We gotta go, I know, but you're lacock. This day,
Speaker 9: big day for her, made her first UK television appearance,
Speaker 9: We Gotta Go.
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Speaker 9: Nineteen fifty nine was the year Billie Holliday passed away
Speaker 9: in New York City, forty three years old, cirrhosis of
Speaker 9: the liver after years and years of alcohol abuse. Not
Speaker 9: just alcohol abuse, drug abuse too, had been swindled out
Speaker 9: of her earnings. Died with seventy cents in the bank.
Speaker 9: This song before a lot of years song that was
Speaker 9: Strange Fruit Song, Strange, which of course is about lynch,
Speaker 9: which of course is the balances that were happened in America,
Speaker 9: the lynches that were happening in America.
Speaker 2: We're gonna finish it.
Speaker 9: I was talking with Jonas this conversation we brought up
Speaker 9: with that last person's conversation. I'm going to talk about
Speaker 9: the last morning to talk about her Saturday. I'm going
Speaker 9: to talk about this. We wanna talk about this Saturday anyway.
Speaker 9: It it's time for us to go anyway. I leave
Speaker 9: you with Billy Holiday today, America, with Billy Holiday today,
Speaker 9: American greatness.
Speaker 2: You know, Billy.
Speaker 9: Holiday, John Coltrane, same day, different years. It's amazing. May
Speaker 9: God bless protect each and every single one of you,
Speaker 9: your family's, your loved ones. Love and gratitude my friends
Speaker 9: for your being here with me and allowing me to
Speaker 9: be with him.
Speaker 2: God.
Speaker 9: Willing back tomorrow for the Friday edition of Boston Earlies
Speaker 9: Rush Hour and told then my friends, I did you
Speaker 9: I do no.
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