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Speaker 6: We need to pass a budget. That's one of the
most basic responsibilities of those of us who are elected
to office, and we need to get that done in
a timely manner. The only thing that's keeping that from
happening is partisan posturing, and that needs to end. And
the President, as I said, has a responsibility to the
Republicans control all three branches of government, so they have
a responsibility to work with Democrats to get this done.
Speaker 7: God forbid, the Republicans shut the government down, the American
people will know it's on their back.
Speaker 4: First, they're in charge.
Speaker 7: They have the House, they have the Senate, they have
the Presidency, so they know what's in charge.
Speaker 4: They're in charge.
Speaker 7: Second, everyone knows that you need a bipartisan negotiation to
get this done.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the Democrats. Now we have audio of the Democrats,
then okay, And the Republicans are not really in charge
of all three branches. You need sixty votes to pass
legislation of this sort by the current rules in the
United States Senate, which requires Democrats to vote, so they
hold the votes yes or no on a government shutdown.
We are two days away from said the government shutdown.
If it happens, Welcome, my friends to the Monday edition
of Boston Earlies rush hour fastest hour in American media.
Democrats sing a different song depending on how they want
to play their partisan games. And what is it that
is the stumbling block? You don't know, I'll tell you
what it is. That's why I'm here. Democrats want illegal
immigrants to have their health care back, that's it. Now.
They spend while the bill, the Big Beautiful Bill. Remember
all this, while the Big Beautiful Bill was being negotiated
and working its way through the House. In the Senate,
these same Democrats that are out here squawking now, like
Hakien Jeffreys and the rest of their ilk said over
and over again, no illegal immigrants get hill. We were legal.
Yes they did. And not just illegal immigrants, but also
people that can work to choose not to work, have
loaded Benny's and those two groups were dealt with in
the Big Beautiful Bill, and hence the cuts over a
ten year period of time, Democrats and their allies in
the mainstream media like the Los Angeles Times. The Los
Angeles Times has today a story about all of the
ills that will befall people if if they the cuts
to Medicaid aren't restored. How California families are already bracing
for a looming Medicaid cuts, and it is a lengthy story.
It starts off with the sad story of a young man,
Elijah Maldonado, born just twenty nine weeks old, needed special
specialty treatments that his family could afford only with publicly
funded healthcare. He was diagnosed with cerebral palsy as and
infant spent his first three months at a public hospital.
Lives in Orange County. He's seven years old now. He
receives physical and speech theory therapy, host of other services
paid for through Medicaid. Relies on a wheelchair funded by
the government. An assistant paid for with tax payer dollars
to make sure he's safe one of the bus ride
to and from school each month. A nine hundred and
fifty seven dollars disability check helps cover the living expenses.
He's still learning to speak. He uses an app on
an iPad provided by the school that tells his family
when he's hungry, when he needs to use the restroom,
or when he wants to play with his favorite toys.
It's his voice, his lifeline. His aren't in primary care.
Take a. Cassandra Gonzalez ays of the app her compensation
for his income is for his care. His in home
care comes from Medicaid too. Now that lifetime or that
lifeline excuse me, and much of the government assistant Elijah
receives is at risk of going away. First of all,
there's the line, it's at risk. They don't know, They
have no clue the people that wrote this over at
the LA Times whether he's going to be affected or not.
With hundreds of billions of dollars worth of cuts to
Medicaid and food aid kicking in this fall thanks to
the passage of the Republican backed one beautiful, stinking freaking
Bill Act, on top of the earlier cuts that that
damned I'm sorry it's not in a news story. Let me.
On top of the earlier cuts imposed by Elon Musk
Department of Government Efficiency, a host of federally funded healthcare
and nutrition programs that serve low income Americans will be
scaled back, revamped and expanded work requirements and other restrictions,
or canceled altogether. If individual states can't find alternative funding sources,
well let's stop right there. The state of California, according
to Gavin Newsom, is the fourth largest economy in the
whole wide world. Maybe yeh, yes, Gavin Newsen says that
all the time, yes, Colt is looking like what Yeah.
Gavin Newson muns to run on saying that all the
time State of California, the fourth loges economy in the world. Well,
why can't the fourth largest economy in the world pick
up a few dollars? I'll tell you why, Because they've
got the money committed to things. Certainly not committed to
fire present prevention in Palisades, though, but they spend a
bucket load of money in California on all sorts of
things that don't have anything to do with helping out
Elijah Maldonado. And if the dollars were threatened there, the
state of California should jump at the chance of helping
out Orange County resident. I read this, I read through
this story. I skimmed through the most of the story
very long, as I said, And there are other stories
that are moving stories of people. But here's the deal.
I kept looking for it. When are they going to
talk about the fact that illegal immigrants pay play a
large role in this and their own budget, in their
own budget. In fact, I might be so awful and
I'm sure people out there with the thing it's awful
to even ask. Is Elijah malderno own his family? Are
they here legally? Don't know? I'm not suggesting that they're not.
We don't know. And the reporters doing the story at
the La Times won't tell us because they exclude that,
and they are representative of the stories that you get
all across the mainstream press. Somebody might be at risk. Oh, yes,
states have money, but they don't mention what the state's
priorities are in spending money. But somebody might be at risk,
and it's those dastardly Republicans fall. They don't tell us
if in fact, many of the people that might be
at risk are receiving help from taxpayers of the United States,
who in many cases have problems trying to balance their
own budgets, to feed their own families, to fend for themselves,
to take care of their situations. But you'll never learn
that if you read this, because they won't tell you.
It is not true journalism. And the fact that they're
not laying out all the facts, They're laying out a
story that's supposed to affect you emotionally and make you
think that Republicans are terrible, but it is horrible journalism.
And that is what we hear over and over again,
just like those first two cuts. We heard the version
one was Jean Shaheen complaining, and then Chuck Schumer play
that Chuck Schumer cut again. Okay, and that's cut number three.
And let's just listen to Chuck U Schumer one more time.
Speaker 7: God forbid the Republicans shut the government down. The American
people will know it's on their back. First, they're in charge.
They of the House, they have the Senate, they have
the Presidency, so they know it's in charge.
Speaker 4: They're in charge.
Speaker 7: Second, everyone knows that you need a bipartisan negotiation to
get this done.
Speaker 4: Now, let's go back in time when Democrats were running
the show. Let's go back in time, and you'll hear
Chuck Schumer's voice, You'll hear Tim Kaine's voice, You'll hear
Elizabeth Warren's voice, among some of the other Democrat legislators
in the Senate, in the House when they were in charge.
That's cut six. This is what it sounded like around
budget time when we had one of the cr votes
and they were saying to just they were saying the
same thing as Republicans are doing right now. Just send
a clean CRUP, send up a clean continuing resolution. Let's
continue to talk about the budget. But in the meantime,
let's not shut down the government. Let's just this is
what Democrats sounded like, then, to.
Speaker 7: Hold these people hostage instead of just letting them do
their jobs, which they want to do, while we work
out our differences.
Speaker 8: So rang this is democracy, and in a democracy, hostage
tactics are the last resort for those who can't win
their fights through elections, can't win their fights in Congress,
can't win their fights for the presidency, and can't win
their fights in the courts.
Speaker 7: Governor shutdown of any duration with harm hard working Americans
and our economy. Why should we ask TSA officers go
without their harder and pay while they protect our airport.
Speaker 4: I'm a Senator from Virginia.
Speaker 7: Some of the hardest effects of shutdown will be seeing
in my state. If the government shuts down, it will
be average Americans who suffer most.
Speaker 9: Some who right now are trying to figure out how
they're going to pay rent, how they're going to make
mortgage payments, how they're going to keep college payments going sparting,
how they're going to keep the lights on, how they're
going to keep food on the table.
Speaker 7: Had the government shut down, hundreds of thousands of people
would have not gotten their paychecks.
Speaker 10: Federal employees would have been furloughed sent home.
Speaker 11: Our military will get paid.
Speaker 8: Head start teachers will get paid, Our wildfire fighters will
get paid.
Speaker 7: Present federal prison guards will get paid. A government shutdown
means seniors who rely on Social Security could be thrown
into chaos. Our veterans could see regional VA offices shut
down and support services put on hold.
Speaker 12: Shutdowns are not good for the economy.
Speaker 8: Shutdowns cost taxpayers billions of dollars per week.
Speaker 3: Shutdowns cost the economy billions of dollars.
Speaker 4: They cost businesses money.
Speaker 5: They could even couse a downgrade to the nation's credit rating.
Speaker 7: Families who benefit from WICK and other nutrition programs could
see benefits halted.
Speaker 11: If this shutdown continues indefinitely, thirty nine million Americans will
risk not having enough food. They will lose their SNAP
benefits in February, so that means American children will be
going to bed hungry. It's unacceptable.
Speaker 9: The longer that this shutdown goes on the more Americans
that will.
Speaker 12: Be affected, critical services and our economy are being threatened
with poison pill partisanship. Shutting down the government should not
be a negotiating tactic.
Speaker 8: Hostage taking is all they have left, a last gasp
of those who cannot cope with the realities of our
demaw pursuits.
Speaker 4: That was put together, by the way, by the White
House effective. I'm so glad we have a real communications
team with the White House now. Anyway, That was Democrats
then arguing against government shutdowns for all every single one
of those reasons they stated still exists today. But now
they want to shut it down. And why do they
want to it shut it down again? We'll talk about
that more when we get back. James Golden is thirdly
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Speaker 4: Today is the birthday of one of the most successful
American composers, especially in the genre of television. Many of
you would recognize this the theme song from Hill Street Blues.
Mike Post is that composer. You would recognize that every
time you hear law and order. That's another one. The
A Team, NYPD Blue, The Rockford Files, La Law, Quantum Leap,
Magnum p I. This guy won his first Grammar he
was twenty three years old, for the Best Instro Instrumental
Arrangement on Mason Williams's Classic Gas. He also produced Dolly
Parton's nine to five album on Odd Jobs in nineteen
eighty one, one of again just a giant composer. Happy Birthday,
Mike Post. Now the Democrats all what they want? What
do they want? Why are they doing this? Eric Schmidt,
who was Republican congressman from Missouri, yes, was on Fox
and he explained it in less than thirty seconds. That's
number eight, Carlos. This is what he said.
Speaker 10: Their plan is to spend an additional trillion dollars to
restore all the things that we rescinded, like Guatemalan sex
changes and DEI and Burma. They want all that back,
and they want healthcare for illegal immigrants.
Speaker 4: That's what they're fighting for.
Speaker 10: But again, they want to be perceived as the resistance
more than a party that's willing to govern. And this
is the time, I think where we come together. Fund
the government, give us time to continue to work on
appropriations bills, but the ball really is in their court.
Republicans are pretty unified here and this is something again
that Democrats have advocated for in the past.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we have a brilliant quote. Also, every time this
guy opens up his mouth, he's brilliant Scott Jennings. We
may get to that afterwards, But there are other things
in the news we want to touch on too, what
is going on with law and order. Speaking of law
and order and the National Guard, Democrats are having a
cow because their criminals and their domestic terrorists are being
threatened by law enforcement and they are not happy about it.
The things at this party, I mean, this is a
party that's just almost beyond belief. James Golden snurtly fastest
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Speaker 13: So while I was living in Czech Republic a while ago,
a friend from Ukraine asked me why I had a
sandwich made out of a Hamburger bun. And he's like, well,
it seems like Americans like use hamburger buns for a
lot of things, and I'm like, my dude, groceries are
really expensive in America. So hamburger buns become a hot
dog buns because like sandwich buns, they become garlic, bread,
they become whatever we can because Americans are poor and
we can't afford groceries, especially under Trump. Now, so this
is my beat. I can't have letus because of digestive issues,
but yep, on a bun because I don't have bread,
but we have buns toast to the buns.
Speaker 4: God plus America, right, if you believe that liberal America
is so poor, we don't have bread. I mean, are
these these people are out of their minds. I have
a sound bite that I'm going to play. I'm going
to dedicate it to her highness. Okay, now, Princess died.
I thought about this. I'm like, oh man, this guy,
this has look, this is a liberal and that's not
I think she's a liberal. Everything that I saw suggests
to me that she's a liberal. But when she made
the point, I'm like, oh man, I uh yeah, I
think princessd might even agree with this woman. It's not
about politics. Let's hear it, Carlos, that would be seventeen
with dedication to our very own Princess Diana.
Speaker 14: Y'all need to realize that when we talk about sixty
percent of the country being functionally illiterate, we're talking about you,
people that don't know you're your yours, you're there, they're theirs,
your two two two's. It's not some like amorphous population.
Speaker 15: It's you, people that can't pass a third grade grammar test.
If you are consistently getting them wrong, we need to
stop being like a oopser oh, is it really that
big of a Yes, it's a big deal. It is
a big deal that you can't pass a third grade
grammar test.
Speaker 3: As a full or an adult.
Speaker 15: You need to read I don't care if it if
it's sports news articles. You need to read something that's published,
that's been reviewed, that's been checked for grammar errors, checked
for spelling, checked for competency, not just TikTok comments. For
the love of God, people, you're functionally illiterate.
Speaker 4: The comment that I that I saw over this someone
had posted this with the comment it was one of
those comments like what the hell is this woman talking about?
And you don't know what she's talking about.
Speaker 5: Carla.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna put you on the spot. Nope, not
gonna do it. Gonna be nice your your two two
two's okay what she's talking about. You see it all
the time if you're on social media, people that use
your yo you are when the correct spelling is why
owe you apostrophe are e for you are instead of
your People that don't know how to use the difference
between two, Oh, t w O and t ooh it
sounds like two. I'll just put two, yes, the number two,
and then there's the other two, and then there's yet
the other two. Oh oh, the inclusive two. Yeah. The
things that they used to teach in school how to spell,
how to read. One more time. I just have to
hear that woman. I fell in love with this, I said, oh, man,
and you know why I thought about Princess Diana, because
Princess Diane is all about the words. The first time
I met Princess Diana, the very first day I met her,
I will never forget this. She used some big word
on me and I had never heard of in my life.
She was like, we're having some conversation and she's talking
about the subnobulence or something. I'm like, what the.
Speaker 10: Um?
Speaker 4: And so I never heard the word before. I didn't
know what it meant. Then I probably forgotten now the
subnobulence or subnabulence or thing sub sub something you lense.
And I asked her to write it on a post
it note for me, and I kept it on my
desk for many years, and every time I would just
look at it, I would just remember how smart she was.
And then and are you I'm not kidding. In the
early days she would see, folks, you don't realize. In
the early days, she used to smoke me. She knew
so much stuff that I didn't know. And I'd had
these conversations with her, and I finally said, look, how
do you how are you? How do you know all
this stuff? And she told me all the programs that
she watched, then stuff that she was reading where she
got all this information. And I was like, oh, okay,
And I started watching those shows and then I started
reading all that stuff. Between that and listening to Rush,
I mean, look, I wasn't a sleeper, Okay. I've been
reading history all my life, I've been writing, i'd been
doing stuff. So I'm not saying I was dumb. I
wasn't dumb as rocks, but she was smoking me on stuff.
She'd come up with stuff. I'd be like, I don't
understand where she gets this information. I don't know. So
I went to school, did some homework. Now all you
gotta do, all I gotta do is just look on
the side of my desk. Now, I don't have this
subnobulence thing there. I have a check from her because
she was wrong about Michelle and I was right. As
happens most often now when we have a disagreement about politics,
you were once the student.
Speaker 16: You were the petawan. Now you huh huh. Now I
am the masta and you are the anyway, It's not
like that either. Play that sound bite for me one
more time. I just gotta hear it. I just love this.
Speaker 14: Y'all need to realize that when we talk about sixty
percent of the country being functionally illiterate, we're talking about
you people that don't know you're your yours, you're there,
they're theirs, your two two two's. It's not some like
amorphous population.
Speaker 15: It's you, people that can't pass a third grade grammar test.
If you are consistently getting them wrong. We need to
stop being like a oops er.
Speaker 3: Oh is it really that big of it. Yes, it's
a big deal.
Speaker 15: It is a big deal that you can't pass the
third grade grammar test.
Speaker 3: As a full or an adult.
Speaker 15: You need to read I don't care if it's sports
news articles. You need to read something that's published, that's
been reviewed, that's been checked for grammar errors, checked for spelling,
checked for competency, not just TikTok comments. For the love
of God, people, you're functionally illiterate.
Speaker 4: Aha. And the word, by the way, she just texted me,
subnobulence is another term for sleepwalking. So she just couldn't
say sleepwalking. She said, gloating does not become you.
Speaker 2: What.
Speaker 4: Oh, there's her fan club again. As soon as I
say something about Princess Die, here we go. Excuse me,
America's small caffeinated mom. It is not gloating if it's true.
Subnobulence is another term for sleepwalking or subnobulism, a sleep
disorder where a person performs complex actions like walking while
still in the state of deep sleep with no recollection
of the event upon waking. So that's what subnobula. And
somehow another she used that word. I had never heard
of that word. And so anyway that sound bites for
Princess Die. Now let's get back to some newsy kind
of stuff. Gloning does not become me. So Donald Trump
sending National Guard to Portland. Everybody here knows yells what
Portland has become. It is a city that has been
wrecked by the domestic terrorist group Antifa. The AG there
and the and the governor of the state of Oregon
are they they're pan are in a wad over this.
And this is what the AG has to say. His
name is Dan Rayfield, about National Guard troops CUT nine
being sent to Portland to finally, long overdue, finally quell
the massive protests from the riots and the incitement and
the attacks on our federal law enforcement officers coming from
that domestic terrorist group Antifa.
Speaker 17: At nine thirty two this morning, we received communication from
the Governor's office that the President had invoked Title ten
to deploy Oregon's National Guard to the city of Portland.
I had told our staff, and we've been talking about
this for a really long time, that the moment that
we got noticed of a deployment, that I wanted to
be in court with a lawsuit filed within twelve hours.
As of two o'clock today, we have a lawsuit file
in Portland in the United States District Court to protect
Oregon and its values less than six hours from the
moment we receive notice.
Speaker 4: Now, okay, you hear that day's upset. I could go on.
I didn't even bother getting the governor's lame remarks. Totally lame.
So you heard that that the ag the guy that's
supposed to be defending the people of Portland, Oregon and
of Oregonians. So let's go to the streets of Portland
and let's talk to people that live right near or
let's hear from people that live right near this Ice
center that has been the ice facility that has been
under attack from these domestic terrorists ever since Donald Trump
started the and Ice started trying to get a handle
on deportation. These are two residents that live in close
proximity to this ice facility that we see over and
over and over and over again in the news with
these antifah types out there harassing people, trying to throw
incendiaries at it and everything else. Here are those residents.
Speaker 18: I am so happy that Trump is sending the National
Guard in here.
Speaker 4: I've lived in this building.
Speaker 3: We actually we both live in this building.
Speaker 18: We've been asking for help for months and we're finally
gonna get it.
Speaker 4: What do you need to come in when I have
not snuffed?
Speaker 18: Not soon enough, man, not soon enough?
Speaker 13: What do you want to see?
Speaker 14: Happing?
Speaker 18: I wanted to come in and mess him up and
just annihilate these people, whatever force they need, whatever force
they need. Gals like her and the other people that
live in the building, they're the ones. They're the ones
that I that I'm concerned about. So they're afraid to
come out of the building. So you know, I've been
coming out every night, every day to help them.
Speaker 4: So make sure to make sure that they're okay. She
wanted to leave the building.
Speaker 17: Are you afraid of the protesters there is?
Speaker 5: It is an extreme mob mentality to me, which nothing
is as it should be.
Speaker 13: So are you excited that that Trump's depoint the troops here.
Speaker 18: I'm very excited.
Speaker 4: I cannot wait.
Speaker 3: I can't wait for.
Speaker 18: If they don't leave, I'm going to bring in the gypsy.
Speaker 4: So yeah, and that's just those are just some Now
let's move down and let's go down to Memphis, Memphis, Tennessee.
And catch up with Representative Steve Cohen. And I want
you to listen very carefully to this. He's b I
itching and moaning because troops are going to be down
in in Tennessee, in Memphis. Listen, listen, very catholic to
what this guy says.
Speaker 19: We don't need the national Guard. That gives an image
of a city that is as Trump called it. I
don't really say what he called it. The city's not
hurting and it's not a big bad problem. Is we
do have a high crime, but it's coming down. Anything
that can help them come down is encouraged and it
will be helpful. But the national Guard is not going
to make the difference, and it might even hurt the
city's image.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's just go through what this guy said. We
don't want the national Guard. We don't need the national Guard?
Why the city why? I don't want to say what
Donald Trump said about the city, and then I don't
want to use that name. But I mean, but we're
not hurting, We're yeah, we're not hurting. Yeah, Look, we
do have high crime. We do have high crime, but
it's coming down a little bit. And and well, I mean,
we could use some help but but no, it might.
But helping it might might mess up our image. Folks,
these people are insane. The city is not hurting. We
have high crime. You tell the parents of people that
are murdered, You tell the girls that are raped, You
tell the women that are raped, You tell that. You
tell people that are seriously hurt, who lose their possessions
to criminals. You tell them that the city isn't hurting.
You tell them that they're not hurting. And then you
have the audacity to say that this high crime city
might suffer from image problem if law enforcement comes in
and cleans up the crime. These people are insane. By
the way, the Princess Diana SoundBite, she sent me another
message about it. Let me share it with you as
we had to break our lovely princess of policy. Her
nest ness, the nests of beautyiness, the nests of intellectual
nest ness, the nests of goodness ness says thanks for
the sound bite. She isn't wrong, although she used the
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Speaker 1: Really, people who ask me questions about is it possible
to make buses fasten free? I say the cost would
be about six seven hundred million dollars, just less than
Andrew Como gave to Elon Musk one year in tax
breaks at nine hundred and fifty nine million. Showing people
the context that we're in and building a coalition where
they may not see themselves in me perhaps, but they
may see themselves in the best and the brightest that
I'll hire to surround me and city.
Speaker 4: Hope it's a two man race. Now Adams dropped out.
That leaves Cuomo Mondami. Well's a three man race, Curtis Sliwa,
But most of the experts are saying it's two man.
It's going to be between those two. I hope it.
I wish it would be Curtis, but anyway, we had
to go shortly. My friends Police on this day had
their first number one single across the Pond Message in
a Bottle.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: It was their third top twenty hit. But in the
United States it didn't It didn't do so well. It
only went up to number seventy four in the charts,
which is kind of weird because everybody knows the song now. Anyway,
we had to go fastest hour on American media. Wraps up.
May God bless protect each and every single one of you,
your family, your loved ones. Love and gratitude my friends
for your being here with me and allowing me to
be with you. It's going to be an incredible week
and God willing, we will be back tomorrow to pick
up where we left off with covering the news, the fun,
and all the rest. Until then, my friends, I bid you,
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