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Speaker 5: But they turned our nation's capital into a sanctuary jury.
That's the other thing. We have to get rid of
sanctuary cities as quickly as possible.
Speaker 3: We're going to do it too.
Speaker 5: We have to because it's sanctuary for criminals, releasing illegal
alien gang members onto the streets. In twenty twenty two,
nearly seventy percent of criminals arrested in Washington went unprosecuted.
That's not going to happen with the group we have
standing aside and standing behind me. High public safety crisis
stem is directly from the abject failures of the city's
local leadership.
Speaker 3: The radical left.
Speaker 5: City Council adopted no cash bail. By the way, every
place in the country where you have no cash bail
is a disaster. That's what started the problem in New York.
And they don't change it. They don't want to change it.
That's what started it in Chicago. I mean, bad politicians
started it. Bad leadership started it. But that was the
one thing that's central, no cash bail. Somebody murders somebody,
and they're out on no cash bail well before the
day is out. Now, we're going to end that in Chicago.
We're going to change the statute. I spoke with Pam
and Todd and everybody. We're going to change the statue.
And I'm gonna have to get the Republicans to vote
because the Democrats are week on crime, totally.
Speaker 3: Weak on crime.
Speaker 5: They don't know why they want to stop because they
get mugged too. But we're going to change no Cash Bill.
We're going to change the statute and get rid of
some of the other things, and we'll count on the
Republicans in Congress and send it to vote. We have
the majority, so we'll vote. We don't have a big majority,
but we've gotten everything, including the great, big, beautiful.
Speaker 3: Bill got Yes, my friends, what a day? What a day?
Is the beginning of another. You can just tell it's
going to be one of those weeks. The news non stop.
Welcome to most of the East, Rush Hour, the Monday edition.
Here we are again, kick off a brand new business week.
The week of course started yes and Donald Trump headlines
again this time. Well, let's just look at the headlines
from Politico. What Trump and Trump can't do in his
bid to take over law enforcement in DC Live updates.
Trump to seize control of the DC police, activate National Guard, dims,
rail against moves. I'm trying to hold my temper MSNBC
contributed on verge of melting down over Trump's DC crime crackdown.
The Daily volts nerves that goes from the daily bs total. Oh,
that's a different story. Excuse me, let me put that
wrong stack. I'll get to that one in a minute.
Pierro calls out DC laws letting young punks off the
hook for violent crimes. And then the story that I
start to do was in the wrong stack. Total dud.
CNN Harryton reports Epstein didn't hurt Trump one bit, a
nothing burger according to data. Well, my friends, yes, yes,
by the way, the redistricting fight, it's still going on.
That may be one of the most consequential political stories
in not just this decade, in many decades. How this yes,
because this is going to impact the number of congressional
seats if the right thing is done here, if Donald Trump,
if the Republican Party is able to have the political
will to stand for doing what's right and follow this through. Democrats,
as we know it, may be a failed political party
for years become because they have been in power based
on lawlessness, the lawlessness of illegal immigration, which they did
on purpose. This was a purposeful move from the Democrats.
And nothing about it, my friends, nothing about it has
been right. Okay, let us begin, Where do we begin?
We begin. Let's go back to this announcement today in Washington, DC.
The announcement that that would be cut one, Carlos, and
forgive me of some of the stuff was included in
the cuts that you've already heard. But let's listen. We've
got long sound bites today, folks, and I didn't want
to shorten them because I think what's being said is
pretty important. Let's go with cut one, Carlos. Just take
it away. Donald Trump announcing.
Speaker 5: I'm announcing a historic action to rescue our nation's capital
from crime, bloodshed, bedlam, and squalor and worse. This is
Liberation Day in DC, and we're going to take our
capital back, taking it back under the authorities vested in
me as the President of the United States. I'm officially
invoking Section seventy forty of the District of Columbia Home
Rule Act, you know what that is, and placing the
DC Metropolitan Police Department under direct federal control. And you'll
be meeting the people that will be directly involved with that.
Very good people, but they're tough and they know what's happening,
and they've.
Speaker 3: Done it before.
Speaker 5: In addition, I'm deploying the National Guard to help re
establish law order of public safety in Washington, d C.
And they're going to be allowed to do their job properly.
And you people are victims of it too. You know
your reporters, and I understand a lot of you tend
to be on the liberal side, but you don't want
to get You don't want to get mugged and raped
and shot and killed. And you all know people and
friends of yours that happened.
Speaker 3: And so you can be any anything.
Speaker 5: You want, but you want to have safety in the streets.
You want to be able to leave your apartment or
your house where you live and feel safe and go
into a store to buy a newspaper.
Speaker 3: Buy something. And you don't have that now.
Speaker 5: The murder rate in Washington today is higher than that
of Bogata, Columbia, Mexico City, some of the places that
you hear about as being the worst place is on.
Speaker 3: Earth much higher. This is much higher.
Speaker 5: The number of carthfs has doubled over the past five years,
and the number of car jakins has more than tripled.
Murders in twenty twenty three reached the highest rate probably ever,
they say, twenty five years, but they don't know what
that means, because it just goes back twenty five years.
Can't be worse. Our capital city has been overtaken by
violent gangs and bloodthirsty criminals, roving mobs of wild youth,
drugged out maniacs, and homeless people. And we're not going
to let it happened anymore. We're not going to take it,
just like we did on our southern border. Nobody comes
to our southern border and were three months in a
row we had zero. I don't know if that's right,
but the people that do the work, it's a very
liberal group of people, actually, and they actually said zero
for the last three months. Nobody thought a thing like
that was possible. And uh, you know when you say,
take a look at numbers. I just saw some charts.
These are different cities throughout the world.
Speaker 3: Red is.
Speaker 5: Okay, the red is place. Go to Washington, DC. Look
at these.
Speaker 3: Baghdad Is.
Speaker 5: We doubled up on Baghdad, Panama City, Brasilia, San Jose,
Costa Rica, Bogata, Columbia, heavy drugs, Mexico City, I mentioned Lima, Peru,
all double and triple. What they said, do you want
to live in places like that? I don't think so.
I don't think so, and I think the people in
this room, if you wrote correctly, you'd see Look at
the kind of numbers we have DC forty one per
one hundred thousand, number one that we can find anywhere
in the world. Other cities are pretty bad, but they're
not as bad as said.
Speaker 6: That.
Speaker 3: Where you want to live.
Speaker 5: The reporters of the.
Speaker 3: World, well some of the reporters actually, in fact, there
have been more than one reporter. They talked about the
crime that they faced. But you have other journalists. Uh,
two in particular come to mind. Dana Bash is one,
and there was some guy on PMS NBC that almost
echoed word for word what Dana Bash said. And let's
just that's cut ten, Carlos, let's quickly visit what the
response is from some of the journalists that have listened
to all of this. Go ahead.
Speaker 6: I should note that the most violent moment in recent
history in DC was January sixth, and it was an
attack on the United States Capital by a lot of
people who were doing it in the name of Donald Trump.
And it included the people who were hurt, included members
of law enforcement.
Speaker 3: Now to Dana Bash, the most violent day in the
entire history of Washington, d C. Was what it was
January seventh, and that sentiment has been echoed. Now. You
tell that to the hundreds of people that are mugged, beaten,
the ones that have been murdered in DC, you tell
them that the most violent day ever was January sixth.
There was one person killed on January sixth. Her name
was Ashley Babbitt. She wasn't killed by any of the protesters.
Yet to these liberals, the most violent day ever in Washington,
d C, ever was January sixth, And of course that's
absolute nonsense. That's a political point that they wanted to
make and that they are making so that they can
avoid what has taken place in DC and not just DC,
every other a major American city is suffering from this
plague of violence. You've seen it. You've seen it all
over if you're on social media, the smashing grabs, you've
seen these gangs that are using social media to just
show up and strict businesses, bear or loot them at will.
You have seen the violence that goes on if there
are people who are afraid, and you will hear from
some of those residents in these major cities but they
don't care to Dana bash. The lives of all these
people live in. No, they're not affected by the most
violent the thing we've ever seen it by Trump and
these Republicans January sixth, And what was a response from that.
They built a wall of gates around the Capitol to
protect the political class. But we're not talking about most
people are not talking about the political class when they're
talking about violence and fear of violence. They're talking about
real crime. But the response from the left, from some
quarters in journalism, actually betrays who these people are and
what they think. The people that actually live with violence
every day, they don't come to Dana Bashi's mind they're
not in her world set. They're not in her mindset.
They're meaningless people. They count for nothing. They're just the
little people. But the people that she is up to,
the most violent thing I've ever seen was January sixth,
and it wasn't even violent except one person got killed. Again,
not from the protesters. These people, I'm telling you, And
when you hear some of the others, they thought that
they would trap DC Mayor Muriel Bowser into agreeing that
this is all the racist and you know that's the
first thing out of their mouths of everything racist, racist, racist, racist, racist,
racist racist. But not everybody's buying this party line. And
there was a protest today. I couldn't even almost get
through listening to one of these protesters who can barely,
and I'm ashamed to say I shouldn't even be pointing
it out. You'll hear it for yourself. To me, it's
a testament on what public education has wrought in America.
But we have to take a break first, So let
us do that and we will get back with it.
Here on the fastest hour in American media, most nearly rush.
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Speaker 5: Well, we're gonna have a meeting with Vladimir Putin, and
at the end of that meeting, probably in the first
two minutes, I'll know exactly whether or not a deal
can be wall to know that because that's what I do.
I make deals.
Speaker 3: How do you know that? Because that's what I do.
I make deals. James Golden surbly, Okay, very quickly. I
want to get to something. Now, you know, the political class,
the reporting class is upset. There's a guy by the
name of Eddie Glaude. He's a contributed black guy, very handsome,
distinguished looking guy that is a contributor on PMS and
and he was asked about this Trump takeover that has
cut eight and this is what he had to say, Chris,
to be honest with him, trying to hold my temper.
Speaker 7: I think that's an ongoing argument that he's having in
his head with Black Lives Matter. There's an ongoing argument
that he's having with the questions around criminal justice reform
and police reform. It's interesting that he really doesn't really
care about what's actually happening in DC on a certain
level because he's not trying to get to underlying root causes.
He's not looking at examples of how to address carising
crime rates that doesn't require a form of policing that
leads to increase incarceraty and the like.
Speaker 3: Just look at what's going on in Baltimore.
Speaker 7: This's get what's happening actually in places like Baltimore in Chicago, right,
So part of what we had to do is to
understand and Oakland. We have to understand this, Chris, within
the context of Donald Trump's racial politics and within the
context of his effort to get Epstein off the front pages.
I understand David's point, but when we try to treat
this as a rational response, then we lose sight of
those actual politics that's.
Speaker 3: Being played here.
Speaker 7: And he's actually trying to give his base red and
meat to get them off of the Epstein story, and
it's on the backs of citizens in Washington.
Speaker 8: D C.
Speaker 7: He's going to undermine the democratic process in the district.
Speaker 3: And so I understand what David is trying to say, but.
Speaker 7: We need to be clear about what Donald Trump is doing.
Speaker 3: What is the democratic process in Washington, d C. To
let the citizens die from violent criminals, to let the
citizens be attacked from violent predators, to make sure that
the kids growing up in DC don't have an education,
all of that, and yet who's the culprit for everything
wrong according to these people, Donald Trump, not their own
failed pologies, of which they are just mere apologist.
Speaker 7: Four.
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Speaker 3: Ladies and Gentlemen, a quick word from the governor of
the Golden State of California.
Speaker 9: Gavin Newsome a President Trump, it's time to stand down.
It's time to make another phone call to Greg Gabatt.
This time instead of calling him and telling your quote
unquote entitled to five congressional seats, It's time to tell
him to stand down. It's time to recognize that democracy
is at risk. It's time to dare I say, do
the right thing. Actually see how that feels for you
doing the right thing. If you don't, California will neutralize
anything you do in the state of Texas. California will
continue to punch above its weight. We believe in democracy,
believe in the enduring values of our founding fathers two
hundred and forty nine years. We're not going to sit
back passively. We're not going to sit back and watch
you like democracy on fire. We will fight fire with fire.
Speaker 5: And Gavin Newscombe is incompetent. Got a good line of booth,
but that's about it. He's incompetent.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh. James Golden is Thirdly, okay, I mentioned
that there was a rally. Yes, we're going to get
to this, the redistrict thing. If we don't have time
for it today, we will certainly get to it this week.
There's a lot going on. Jd Vance had a great
interview with Maria Baromo on it, and we want to
play some of that for you if we can. But
I want you to hear some of the protests that's
happened from this move of Donald Trump making making Washington,
d C. A safer place to live. This is a
long sound bite. We'll stay with as much of it
as we can. This is from the They had a
big rally, big rally, yes, big rally today DC. You
should see them. They all have to dress. Somebody printed
up T shirts. They're calling it free DC, Free DC,
as if they don't want to free the criminals from DC.
Theyn't want to free the citizens from having to deal
with criminals, but they want to supposedly free Yes, Princess
die has weighed in. Hallelujahs. She's weighing again. The Newsom
really just reference fire next, Yes he did. I'm so
glad you said that Princess died because Donald Trump actually
talked about the fire and gas them Newsom. So we'll
have to get to that. But as I was saying,
so you see this DC crowd, there's a guy standing
out there in his yellow N double a l CP shirt.
It said in double A yes l CP, what Carlos history?
What does N double a CP stand for? Come on,
come on, I don know. Get doesn't get more embarrassed.
You don't know, TJ. What does N double a CP
stand for? Association for the colored people? Colored people? Colored people?
Who the hell of colored people? Boy? What doesname colored
people for? A boy? Why around with you?
Speaker 6: Boy?
Speaker 3: Are carlos? You ever heard of some colored people's? Who's colored?
Out there? You colored? Carlos? Are you colored? I'm just
in the mirror. I was you colored? What colored? Are you?
Speaker 2: You colored?
Speaker 3: And somebody call you colored? You got a problem with that?
Or you don't and they say, hey, you colored boy?
Come on over here, colored boy? Colored boy? You got
a problem with that? No colors, no colors allowed here.
You got a problem with somebody saying that no colors? Anyway,
it was back with a different age. Now they're people
of color. But that's not what the NAAHDP sands for.
They don't stand for the National Association of People of Color.
They stand for the National Association for the Advancement of
Colored Peoples, not peoples of color. Because you know, it
would be the N double a PC p C what
PC POC, people of colored the N double a POC,
the not park, but it ain't no pockets N double.
And then it was renamed the N double a LCP.
You know what that stands for the National Association for
the Advancement of Liberal Colored People. You see a very
famous broadcaster renamed it that, very very very famous. Anyway,
let's get yes, Davin Newsom really did just reference fire
in his remarks. Fa mm hmmm, yeah, baby, Okay. Anyway,
the rally, so you had all these people out there
at the rally, one guy with his NAA LCP shirt,
yellow shirt standing behind the speaker, and boy were they
ticked off at Donald Trump. They so ticked off by
him trying to stop crime in Washington, d C. By
him putting their foot down against crime and homelessness in DC.
It's terrible thing that he's doing. And just listening to
the speaker, this highly educated woman, woman that is the
head of the rally and spokesperson for the rally to
Free Washington day say from Donald Trump Gray.
Speaker 10: The President has been trying to provoke violence here right
here in the black communities and in the brown communities,
having ice kidnapp our neighbors, having black having the black
community be harassed and profile and want want of responds,
we say, hell no.
Speaker 3: We won't go go where go where where you're going?
When we go, we will go that.
Speaker 10: I mean, we're not going into their to those mass
and costs, into into their prisons and enslavement. We won't
go into their to their ice, those in camp, those
and what he called his beautiful centers that he got.
Speaker 3: Could you hold it right there? Just hold it right there,
hold it right there. Okay, Okay, hell no, we won't
go where you're going. We're not going to their in
colou sarration uh and to their enslavements. We're not going
through their enslavements. Where do you go to I'm sorry,
I must be missing something. Where do you go for enslavement?
Besides the Democrat Party? Where do you go? And then
we're not going into what else? Did she say? Can
you start that over again so I can track that
line one more time? Please just play it again.
Speaker 10: Wait. The president has been trying to promote violence here
right here, in the black communities and in the brown communities,
having ice kidnapped our neighbors, having black having the black
community be harassed and profile and want want of response,
we say, hell no, we won't go.
Speaker 3: Hell No, we won't go. Hell no, we won't go. Okay,
got that we said we won't go.
Speaker 10: I mean we're not going into their to those mass
and costs into into their prisons and enslavement. We won't
go into their to their ice, those in camp, those
what do you call his beautiful centers that he got,
we won't go to where alligators live?
Speaker 3: Hell no, where he won't go. Okay, stop right there,
I got it now. I was trying to struggle and understand.
So we're not going to those mass what do you
call them again? Those mass beautiful places, and we're not
We're not going where the alligators live. Some money, please
call Ron just answers and tell them that there's a
group of people in DC's that are not going to
Florida because alligators live there. Please and they're mad at
Donald Trump and they're not but don't worry. They're not
coming to Florida because they're not going to hell No,
they're not going where the alligators live, and they're not
going to the mass, the mass in car what what
do you call it? The what do you call it? Uh?
The beautiful big uh? Uh that where alligators live. They're
not going there. Okay, now let's continue with the mass
protest person. Hold on, we won't go today.
Speaker 10: We gather to speak plainly about policy path that sounds strong,
but it's what it weakens, the very safety receive. We
believe there is a better way to prottack us on
ross rights, to build trust and keep our communities truly safe,
and that assessism free. There is not as safety by
it fails. It fails hardness on the black communities that
already repair this proportion share of surveillance, stops.
Speaker 3: Forces civiliance. Stop. Hold on, I'm trying to follow this
so I can understand what protes so day day I
lost it. But there's something about survey, surveillance for surveillance,
and they ain't They ain't gonna what I'm getting lost here, Folks.
I'm sorry, just can't keep up with it all. Carlos,
keep going. Maybe we can just pick up the thread
and find out what this woman talking about. Please clar
We've been here before.
Speaker 10: This is a long history, well before today. The black
communities brand the brunt of aggressive police, and data and
reports from many credible organizations show patterns. Black people are
more likely to be stopped, search, question, the rested, and
harm and counters with the lord. When we ad the
president of federal agents or the National Guard to deadly
life in these neighborhoods, the burden can multipply. Now if
I'm making harm more rare, but making it more visible
and more likely to escalate. So be clear, this has
been going on. Well, as you bring more policemen, it's
going to escalate. Black Washingtonians, Hold on, this has been
going on.
Speaker 3: But if you'll bring more policeman's it's going to escalate.
I think we understand that point. Uh, if you bring
more policemen, it's going to escalate, but not not the crime.
But the police are the criminals, I guess. And so anyway,
let's continue and try to find out remember so that
we can be sympathetic to those that are protesting people
trying to take care of the criminals in Washington, DC.
Go ahead.
Speaker 10: Violence cannot be solved through state violence. And I asked
a MENIFID watches and solutions that are proven to work
racist over police and goes beyond DC as the rustle
I'm working police and in many reasons like it's slave patroled,
police have enslaving and modering Black people with freedom for
punishment for centuries.
Speaker 4: I stand in front.
Speaker 10: Of you today with the signal to the residents of
DC and the country that we will not be idle
as oppressive structures try to harm our communities and take power.
Speaker 3: We got to the nut now. I will not be
idle idlem. They will be idlem while oppressive powers UH
do something with our community. Do we all understand now
what's going on here? Just let let her finish.
Speaker 10: The creation and the liberation of all people will not
stop no matter our oppression, intimidation, manipulation tactics. We want
the right to command respect, to protect ourselves and protect
each other.
Speaker 3: If you all have been protecting each other, there wouldn't
be no need for this because the criminals would robes streams.
I want to name.
Speaker 10: Right people supers.
Speaker 3: Enough anyway, there are people some people in the hood
are a little upset with Donald Trump today for goodness sakes,
trying to get rid of the criminal element, and UH
they're worried about UH being enslaved in his thing where
the alligators lives and and uh, we have to take
a break, folks say, but I hope that you will
please please listen to the voices that are the pro
criminal voices among us, because they're many. We'll be back,
don't go away. Both Early Rush Hour, the fastest hour
in American media, continues.
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Podcast Network. The Rush Hour with James Golden on the
Red Apple Podcast Network, nineteen forty nine.
Speaker 3: On this day, Hey, with us on the telephone, Tom
Bond is here. We call Tom Bond Tom Bond for
many of you that don't know, you've heard him on
a podcast with us before. But Tom Bond is also
married to the Countess of Conspiracy, who has provided us
with and I find myself having to say every once
in a while that the Countess of Conspiracy was about
something that I didn't think at the time was plausible. Anyway,
Good afternoon of mister Bond, cousin of James Bond. By
the way, you have never seen a man in your
life that is so incredibly how shall we say without
sounding like you know something I don't want to sound
like polished. That's a good word. TJ. Polished in a tuxedo.
He's amazing guy. Welcome Tom Bond.
Speaker 11: How are you, James? Very good, so good to be
with you. And you look really good in the textedo too.
Speaker 3: So you are nowhere close to you, my friend, nowhere
close to you. Listen. I got to ask you quickly.
You know, I also know you delve into the world
of finance. I'm not asking for specific advice. I want
to know from you if you think this is a
big deal. The announcement last week that Donald Trump was
opening up people's four ok A four one K to
out side investments to private investments, etc. Etc. What do
you think the impact of that's going to be.
Speaker 11: I mean it's going to expand markets significantly. I think
a lot of what's happening is really a democratization of investing.
Wealthy people often called a credited investors. You have to
have a certain network and a certain annual income have
access to investments that the average guide does not. And
I think the Trump administration it's probably going to a
place where the market was going to get there, or
other administrations would have gotten there at some point. But
Trump is much better at breaking down regulatory rules and
constraints and so people, for example, will be able to
invest in private companies funds that are put together that
then go out and invest in private companies. For example,
SpaceX is not something that anyone can just go to
the stock exchange and buy stock in, but you could
possibly have a private equity fund have an investment in SpaceX,
Alow Musks and other business and get access to that
in your four one K. So, but it's not without risk.
These are typically riskier investor and investments and also usually
more expensive. Disease will be higher with them. So it
was slamm dunk for anyone make that decision. But I
think overall it's probably a good thing.
Speaker 3: That's amazing. We have to talk more about that. The
real reason I call was to wish your happy birthday,
mister Bond.
Speaker 11: Well, I appreciate that too, Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: It's Tom Bond. Ladies and gentlemen, thank and well. We
do have to continue this discussion, folks. He's brilliant. We
got to go. May God lets protect each and every
single one of you, your families, your loved one, God
willing we'll see you tomorrow. Until then, my friends, I
bid you, I do.
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