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Speaker 4: I e The Rush Hour with James Golden on the

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Red Apple podcast Network.

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Speaker 5: We are at the midway point in the week, my friends,

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welcome to the Wednesday edition of both Earls Rush Hour.

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Speaker 1: If you.

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Speaker 5: Well have been hungry for news, this is the place

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to get it. And some of that news, my friends today,

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is somewhat amusing. Other aspects of the news are simply

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tragic and tragic. I asked Carlos if he wouldn't mind

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just checking to see what we had in the library.

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For a musician, a songwriter and artist that I absolutely love.

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I've interviewed him twice over the course of his career.

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I interviewed him when he was at his twenty fifth

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year in the music business, and I interviewed him again

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last year. That artist being William Robinson Junior, Smokey Robinson.

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Speaker 1: Who.

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Speaker 5: Is in the news yesterday. There are other things in

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the news, some of which make me laugh. Others like

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there's a story, let me find it. Oh, the story

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that made me laugh last night. I'm sorry, and I

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night from the New York Times, Trump administration plans to

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send migrants to Libya on military See, you're looking strange

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because I guess you didn't hear this story. That's why

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you have to come here, folks, if you all of it.

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If you because I will tell you the stories that

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you missed. If they just don't think worthy enough on

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the MSM to spend a lot.

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Speaker 1: Of time with.

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Speaker 5: Human rights groups have called conditions in the country's network

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of micro detention sensors horrific and deplorable. Yes, again, last night,

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the news broke into Trump administration is planning to send

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migrants to Libya on a military flight. The Trump administration

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planning to transport a group of immigrants to Libya on

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the US military plane, according to US officials, another sharp

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escalation in a deportation program that has sparked widespread legal

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challenges and intense political debate. The nationalities of the migrants

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that are going to be sent over to Libya not clear,

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but the deportees could be leaving as soon as today.

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with a destination of Libya. The decision to send deportees

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to Libya was striking. The country is racked with conflict,

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of migrant detention Census horrific and deplorable. The Libyan operation

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only deter migrants from trying to enter the country illegally,

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but to send a strong message to those in the

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country illegally that they can be deported to countries where

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they can face brutal conditions. Writers earlier reported the possibility

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of the US deportation flight to Libya. The planning for

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still could still be derailed by logistical legal or diplomatic obstacle,

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and it goes on from there. So what do we

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hear it so far? Rwanda, Libya. Of course, our beautiful

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allies in El Salvador have agreed to help. I thought

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there was an Asian country that was interested in coming

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on board too. Another headline that brought smiles. Although, if

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It still brought smiles to my face. Voice of America

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will carry One American News programming. The Voice of America

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will carry programming from the right wing TV network One

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American News. According to a post or an extrom Carry

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to Voice of America as well as to the Office

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of Cuba Broadcasting and Radio de Marte, which distributes news.

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Speaker 1: Into communist Cuba.

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craft their reporting and news programs. Charles Herring, the president

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of America. Lake's announcement was met without rage the Voice

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of America staffers. Please Voice of America staffers, raise your

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In fact, my friends, I have a new story here.

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talk about today too, Newark. What's happening at Newark Airport?

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Speaker 5: Now, supposedly there are no delays today. I've been seeing

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upset about Newark Airport, and I've just been like, yah, yeah, yeah, yeah,

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delays at Newark Airport. What else is new? And then

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we have those, so he was talking about that. And

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then I looked into what has happened at Newark Airport

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and I was astounded. It wasn't just another hole hummer

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during his entire time in his Transportation secretary. But we'll

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was talking about was this operation that Pam Pam Bondi

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and Cash Pattel both talked about ten and eleven. Now, folks,

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this goes a few minutes, but this operation was kind

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of deep. And this was the announcement today from US

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the FBI's Operation Restore Justice initiative. This historic, unprecedented nation

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nationwide operation led to the arrest of two hundred and

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five child sex predators. Unbelievable in just five days. This

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was an incredible operation done in conjunction with the FBI

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and our prosecutors. Two five children and their families now

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have a chance to heel these are online predators. Think

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about this. Five one hundred and fifteen victims, victims children

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in five days we were able to help. This kind

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of work takes a toll on the FBI agents and

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the prosecutors who are doing this every single day. They

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just two hundred and five arrests of child predators in

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five days. They've rounded them up. Cash be told came

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on after a Pambandi very quickly. This is what Cash

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had to say, our children.

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Speaker 7: If you harm our children, you will be given no sanctuary.

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There is no place we will not come to hunt

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for you, and there is no cage we will not

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put you in. Should you do harm to our children.

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it abundantly clear to child predators you will be hunted

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down and you will be prosecuted. And that is a

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refreshing thing to hear for the men and women who

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do this work tirelessly. And it's also an acknowledgement of

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the safety that we look forward to bringing America two hundred.

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Speaker 1: And five in five days. Hmm.

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Speaker 5: There are a lot of pervs out here, three hundred

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thousand missing children. H Robert Kennedy Junior last week talked

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about this, said the government, Joe Biden's administration was complicit

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in child trafficking, human trafficking children. Hmmm, I say, hmm.

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H James Golden Surly nineteen seventy seven. The Eggles go

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to number one on the United States of America Singles

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charts with this when it was their fourth number one

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hit here it won. They also won the nineteen seventy

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seven Grammy Awards for Records of the Year with this.

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Speaker 1: They won it the following year nineteen seventy eight.

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Speaker 5: But the Eagles, one of their most famous and they

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have a lot of famous says this may be I

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don't know this is definitely one of them. Hotel California,

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James Golden, Surly. Whatever you do, keep it right here,

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do not go away.

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Speaker 2: They don't make the money off other countries like this,

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and they were making We had a trade in balance,

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we had a deficit, or they had a surplus another

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way of saying it of more than a trillion dollars.

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of one hundred and forty five percent, that's the only reason.

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one hundred and forty five percent. We are therefore making

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Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what's hip. Donald Trump talking about China. By

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they either happen tomorrow, Friday or on Monday before they

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take before he's off on a new trip. Birthday today,

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Heavenly birthday. American trumpet player, brass player Mick Gillette. Mike Jillette,

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away of a heart attack in twenty sixteen.

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Speaker 8: Mike Gillette, that's him.

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Speaker 5: Oh yeah, Tower of Power. James Golder is thirdly. Okay,

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we promised you. I promised you. I did, Yes, I did,

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to talk about this thing at Newark Airport. So the

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from Ceiling, and their stories abound. I just picked too

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Liberty International Airport in New Jersey last week when communications

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suddenly crashed. Dead air that think of dead air.

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Speaker 5: Are you there, one pilot asked the controller. The controller

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stopped responding. United Airlines flight nineteen fifty one from New

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five times before finally getting a response. United nineteen fifty one.

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How do you hear me? The controller asked. According to

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I got you loud and clear for at least seconds.

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controllers lost the ability to see planes on radar and

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of the busiest airspaces in the country. Air traffic control

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there's more, and believe me, I'm going to get to it.

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Speaker 5: The Daily Mail has the exclusives today. Smokey Robinson responds

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to sexual assault allegations with blistering blistering three word response.

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when asked by The Daily Mail about claims that he

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sexually abused multiple housekeepers. The Motown Legend eighty five then

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He did not sound well, but Robinson became lucid again

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can't speak about this right now. Robinson was hit by

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a civil lawsuit Wednesday containing a slew of lurid lurid

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lurid claims against him and his wife. The wife supposedly

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yelled at the housekeepers and did other things and left

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him alone on purpose with them so he could. I'm

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not gonna get into all the graphic nature of these allegations.

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I love Smoki Robinson. I hope this is none of

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this is true. I will just note for the record

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that I am appalled is not the same thing as

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saying I didn't do it. I'm not guilty. It says

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I am appalled. I'm appalled. I am appalled. I am

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appalled that this is in the news.

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Speaker 1: I'm appalled they have accused me of this publicly. I'm appalled.

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Speaker 5: My image has been ruined. And I'm eighty five years old.

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I'm out on tour. He's by the way out on tour.

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He was in New York fiftieth anniversary of the Quiet

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Storm album. That's he's touring them ound that is a theme.

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Speaker 1: But again, I am appalled.

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Speaker 5: It isn't quite the same as.

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Speaker 1: I'm not guilty.

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Speaker 5: Not the same as I didn't do it, Not the

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same as are you.

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Speaker 1: Breaking kidding?

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Speaker 5: Not the same as it never happened, Not the same

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as they're making it up. I love you, Smoky. I

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hope none of this is true. Why the fifty million?

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Somebody better care about what they're saying. Fifty million, I mean, damn,

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that's a lot of They say that. One of the

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women said that she left evidence on her face multiple time.

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Speaker 1: I did.

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Speaker 2: No.

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just it's smoky, I can't do it, all right, So

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before the break. We just were talking about the Newark Airport, right, So,

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air controllers lose contacts out of Philadelphia going into North

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trafficking for a minute and a half, Scott Bessett, I mean,

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I'm sorry the Sean Duffy said it was thirty seconds,

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Transportation Secretary. But regardless, there were at least fifteen to

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twenty planes actively that they lost touch with, apparently for

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between a minute and a half. It affected the air

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controllers so difficult. This is what it says in the story.

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No crashes occurred, but at least five FAA employees took

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forty five days of trauma leave afterwards. There's a thing

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in their contract where they if they undergo traumatic experiences,

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they can take off time, go see a shrink, go

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get their heads back. Now that may sound odd to us,

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but you think about it. These people, these people work

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under incredible stress. We already know that. But then to

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be out of contact with planes, everything goes dark for

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a minute and a half. I'm telling you that has

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got to be traumatizing for these people, unbelievably traumatizing. Forty

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five days. You can quibble with it, but that's what

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the union got. But it is a traumatizing event. Now again,

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one of the reasons this happened is they're dealing with

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the system. Let me put it to you like this.

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or you have some of the other streaming companies streaming companies,

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and they have come to you with an offer and

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wired your house with streaming and said, okay, why don't

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you wire up get digital? And most of you in

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this vast and never growing listening audience have a far

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better connection to get your streaming media. Then apparently air

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controllers do keeping track of America because incredibly dent air traffic.

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on fiber fiber optic cable, and you think about that,

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the government is still using copper wire, which is technology

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from not only the last century, the early part of

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the last century. Here is Jake Tapper cut one and

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then cut two. Please, Jake Tapper was an interviewing Transportation

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Sean Duffy on these delays.

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Speaker 9: This is an infrastructure problem, right, and we've known this

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infrastructure problem has existed for a very long time. The

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last administration knew it. No one has done anything so

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for Newark. Specifically, we're going to rebuild the communications system

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at Newark. I thought it was going to be eight months,

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six months. We're pushing to do it faster. Hopefully this

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summer we get that done. But the key is always safety, right.

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I don't want people to fly. I'd rather have them

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delayed or canceled. I'd rather have it takes six months

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than two and a half months to build out the

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communication system because I want people to get from point

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to wait for a flight, I prefer that then something

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else going wrong with their flight.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: Look, I'm not saying that what's going on right now

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is a problem created in the last one hundred and

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six days.

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Speaker 1: Obviously, of course. Yeah.

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Speaker 5: But and Taper will say, Okay, we know you guys

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didn't create this problem, which brings us to the second cut.

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But I just want you to think about that, because

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what they have done, folks, the reason that Nework got

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so backed up. They cut the number of flights. Then

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you have this loss of air traffic controllers. They say,

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after twenty percent of them. After this incident, the union

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says they didn't walk off the job.

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Speaker 1: But also.

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Speaker 5: The administration, it seems to be saying. A United Airline

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CEO Scott Kirby says that the controllers FAA controllers walked

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off the job. They didn't walk off the job. They

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would traumatize. Their equipment failed and that's why they were off.

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It was a union thing they needed. It was whatever.

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Sean Duffy had more to say about this. Let's check

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in an interesting pay attention.

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Speaker 9: Everyone shocked that the systems so old and antiquated, but

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it wasn't shocked Joe Biden. Sean wasn't shocking too. Pete

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puta judge. They knew we had an old system. They

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saw the GAO report saying it was about to fail.

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And so the largest infrastructure package mark that ever known

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to man in the history of the world, the infrastructure

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bill under Joe Biden one point two trillion dollars. They

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sent only five billion dollars to fix air traffic control,

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and of the five billion dollars, Pete Footage judge spent

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less than one billion dollars to fix this problem. Instead,

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he was focused on racist roads and changing the name

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of cockpit to flight deck or airman to aeronaut stupid stuff.

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into the FAA and realized it wasn't just one small

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part of the infrastructure. It was the whole infrastructure that

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had to be built brand new. And so I've developed

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a plan. I've talked to the President. He's signed off

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on the plan. We now have to go to Congress

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and say, you know, listen to Congress, this is imperative.

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This is really critical infrastructure. Let's get the money to

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build this brand. It's going to take time. It's going

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to take, you know, three or four years to build it.

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Speaker 5: I had forgotten all of these changes that Pete Budda

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Jay was. Yes, we're not allowed to use the term cockpit.

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What could possibly Why do you think they changed that

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term Carlos cockpit? Why was the term to flight deck?

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No idea, None of us have any idea. What's so

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bad about the term cockpit?

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Speaker 1: I don't know.

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Speaker 5: Anyway, I was changed, and he focused on the rose

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racist roads roads that were and he did all the

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stuff that that Transportation Secretary Duffy said that that Pete

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Boudja was focused on. He was focused on and apparently

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not focused on the failing infrastructure. They had a warning

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was going to fail on the air controller side of

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life in the United States of America. It's pretty freaking disgusting. Okay,

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let's quickly switch gears and deal with Scott Bessant. Scott Bessant,

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we wouldn't we. I don't know whether we would get

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to all these Let's start with number three. Stenny Hoyer

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jumps in hearings, these hearings today, Scott bessen took it

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like a champ.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Speaker 10: Let me ask you a broader question. The President's been

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talking about recession and procession, the acceptance of a recession

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in the short term.

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Speaker 1: You believe when in session? Now, do you believe recession? Uh?

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Speaker 11: Congressman, I believe in data, and there is nothing in

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the data that shows that we are in a recession.

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As a matter of fact, the jobs report has surprised

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to the upside.

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Speaker 10: The job report, of course, less than the average for

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the Biden administration last well four, enough for that.

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Speaker 5: We got to just two. Girl interception, No, we're not

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in a recession. All right, Let's jump to five and

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get Representative Velasquez, who just insists I don't think this

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woman really understands answers. She's from New York, New York

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congress Woman, I don't she may not master anyway you'll.

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Speaker 12: Hear it specifically, which countries are you close to striking

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deals with?

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Speaker 11: I'm sorry, Congresswoman, but that would not benefit the United States.

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Speaker 12: No, no, no asking you a question based on the

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statement that you may on CNBC.

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Speaker 11: And I am telling you that it would be detrimental

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to the interest of the United States for me to

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answer that question.

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Speaker 12: Why would that be detrimental because the negotiations may still

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be in the process as we speak, as we are

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not at the end of the week yet, I am

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sure that you you, through your question, would not want

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to compromise you as to go reclaiming my time. Secretary

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there are negotiations going on, and then the next day

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there's no negotiations going on. So why would you want

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not answer my question? And that would be considered detrimental

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to the American people, to the American economy.

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Speaker 11: I do not understand, Despy you claim happy to say

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there are negotiations going on. I'm not going to reveal

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the deta.

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Speaker 5: Okay, enough of that, you get to just let's move on.

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Auntie Maxi cut seven, Auntie Maxi.

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Speaker 13: Missus Secretary, did all the individuals working with DOGE who

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were given access to Treasuries and cfpv's computer databases receive

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all of the required clearances and security training before they

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were granted access?

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Speaker 11: Again, they were granted read only access at Treasury.

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Speaker 13: There were two So let me just say, you can't

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fillibus to hear. This is not the fillibus to playground.

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And so what you did was you let these strangers

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into our tras with access to all of the data,

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all of the personal information, and you just opened the door.

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Speaker 3: Why'd you do that? No?

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Speaker 11: Man, they were treasury employees employees.

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Speaker 13: Are you saying today in front of this committee that

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all of them were treasure employees? That the twenty five

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year old who's being identified, who worked for Elon Musk

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was not allowed was allowed into the treasure?

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Speaker 1: Was that person there that.

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Speaker 11: He was a treasury employee, as was Krause, the senior

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person on the dose team.

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Speaker 1: Difficult people.

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Speaker 13: There were dogs employees also, do you know that were

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you aware that there were dog employees coming into our

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treasure getting all of them, O.

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Speaker 11: Treasure man, there is no such thing as a doge employee.

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There were treasury employees.

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Speaker 13: I tend to disagree with you based on the information

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I had has intermation.

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Speaker 5: Any okay, that's he's the head of the treasury, he hopes. Okay, oh,

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quickly fourteen because Velasque says, we're not working on anything.

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They're non negotiations.

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Speaker 2: Fourteen very quick as an example, as one of the

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highest tariffs in the world.

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Speaker 14: We're not going to put up with that. And they've

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agreed already to drop it. They'll drop it to nothing.

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They've already agreed. They would have never done that for

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anybody else but me. So we're going to put down

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some numbers and we're going.

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Speaker 2: To say our country is open for business, and they're

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going to come in and they're going to pay.

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Speaker 5: All right, really quickly. Cut fifteen, then right to the

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break cut fifteen. Tell us a bit more about the

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deal that you've reached for the hoofies.

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Speaker 1: You know, it's not a deal.

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Speaker 2: They've said, please don't bomb us anymore, and we're not

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going to attack your ships.

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Speaker 1: And where did you hear about that?

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Speaker 2: It doesn't matter where I hear the.

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Speaker 1: Very good source. I could very very good source. Would

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you say, Marco?

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Speaker 2: I would say pretty good, right, j D A very

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good source.

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Speaker 5: Mama's and Paplas started three weeks in number one with

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this one back in nineteen sixty six on this day, Monday, Monday,

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the group was reported saying they all this song except

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for John Phillips who wrote it, but it went big

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for him. James Golden slurbly coming Back, Don't You Go Away?

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Speaker 4: The Rush Hour with James Golden on the Red Apple

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Podcast Network The Rush Hour with James Golden on the

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Red Apple Podcast Network.

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Speaker 5: He was twenty sixteen. Following his unexpected death, Prince held

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the top two spots on the Billboard Album charts. The

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Very Best of Prince was at number one, and this

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iconic album from Prince, Purple Rain was at number two.

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Most of his music was not available on streaming services

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at the time, so physical albums were the only way

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in many cases to buy Prince's music. And it it's

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so big, Okay, thank you so much. We've got so

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much that we did not get to. So there's of

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course tomorrow, God willing, we're here and we'll get to

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some of that. There's been one that I have been

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waiting to play. I'm looking at the clock to see

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whether I have time to do it.

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Speaker 1: I don't.

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Speaker 5: It's a guy in Hawaii from California talking about gas

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prices being lower in Hawaii than in California. The reason

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Democrat taxation. We'll get to that. GOP senators are fearful,

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my friends, fearful, fear Marjorie Taylor Green could cost them

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the Georgia Center race. MTG is talking about running for

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Senator against John Ossoff. That's a vulnerable seat supposedly, but

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Republicans are frightened to death that if she she has

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a good chance to win the primary, but they think

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she would get crushed in the general election, just like

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herschel Walker.

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Speaker 1: I wonder what you think about that.

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Speaker 5: Also, Democrats have Andy Bishaw's making noises he wants to

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run for president. You know him, the kind, compassionate governor

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of Kentucky who suggested that maybe a member of JD.

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Vance's family ought to be raped. Well, that's it for

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the day. I told you it's the fastest hour in

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American media. May God bless protect teach in every single

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one of you. Your family's, your loved ones, loving gratitude

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for your being here with me, my friends, and for

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allowing me to be with you, God willing. We are

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back tomorrow for the Thursday edition of bos Nerdlei's Russia.

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I tell them, my friends, I bid you, I do Bye.

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Speaker 4: Thanks for listening to Bo Stirdley's Rush Hour. You can

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hear Bo Stirdley's Rush Hour weekdays at four on seventy

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seven WABC.

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time for a new episode, so you never have to

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wonder

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Speaker 1: What the heck is going on here