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Speaker 6: I mean some of these instances, these are groups that
have been either their membership has been dismantled or they've
definitely fallen out of public view. I'm just wanting the
legal theory of how you know these payments allegedly went
on to actually benefit the groups? Did you see money
go to the groups themselves rather than just the individuals
who were paid informants essentially, and then I have an
off topic at purse.
Speaker 7: So the look, I want to be careful to keep
any comments that we make inside the indictment. And so
what the indictment lays out is payments to individuals who
had leadership positions within these organizations. If if that's what
the grand jury found, and so to the extent that
that those individuals receiving one received over a million dollars okay,
to the extent over over several years, to the extent
that that there's any link between that individual receiving the
money and benefits to that organization, that's not in the indictment.
But because again it's not that individual who's charged with
the crime. It's that individual was an informant or what
have you. And it's Southern Pobly Law Center that made
those payments to the individual, but it wasn't you know, look,
the payments were not made to these individuals in exchange
for a service separate apart from their work within these organizations.
So you know that's that's I think speaks for itself.
Speaker 8: It speaks volumes ladies and gentlemen, Welcome to the Wednesday
edition of Boston Early's Rush Hour. There are so many
things going on in the news today. You've got the
continued hostilities taking of ships in the Strait of Hordemo's
piece talks don't know whether they're going to happen or not.
The President's patients apparently wearing thing. He's this latest Savis fire.
He says, three to five days. You got okay, we
got the around stuff. But what is happening with this
Southern Poverty Law Center is huge. It is huge, and
I've gotten calls today from very dear friends don't agree
with me politically, asking a few questions about it and
giving me some opinions on it. It is being portrayed,
of course, as Trump attacking Chuck Schumer.
Speaker 1: Chuck you.
Speaker 8: Schumer today said that this order send a chill down
every spine Americans. What order to send a chill is
what has been uncovered the US Department welcome, by the way,
posting the news brush Hower fastest Hour in America Comedium.
The US Department of Justice announced in an indictment against
the Southern Poverty Law Center, accusing the group of covertly
directing millions of dollars, millions of dollars to individuals tied
to white supremacists and other organizations. Now, the s PLC
is supposed to be fighting against those organizations, supposedly, yet
millions of dollars from their donors end up with individuals
from this group into these organizations. Now, as you heard
Todd Blanche say in the opening remarks, he's staying within
the boundaries of what's in the indictment. But what we
can assume is that some of that money was used
to fund some of the groups missions. And who are
these groups? They are hate groups. They are hate groups
some of them. Questions now are even being raised. Was
this whole thing in Charlotte that Joe Biden went off
of that the press wilfully, wilfully misrepresented Donald Trump's response
to and used it as a campaign talking point and
as a campaign point. Was this a false flag operation
that in fact was funded by the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Don't know answer to that yet, but the questions are
being raised. So one of the calls that I got
this morning was like, well, wait a minute, on behalf
of a law You know, law enforcement does this? They
they infiltrate groups and they spend money, and they spend
money with these groups and bah, yeah, but Southern Poverty
Law Center is not a law enforcement group. And if
you are a law enforcement group and you're doing infiltrations,
you are also not allowed to commit crimes. You're not
allowed to be a participant in the crimes. That doesn't work,
doesn't fly. So this is really amazing what has taken place.
Who is this organization? The left revers them because they
have made targets of conservatives and conservatives that are not
hate groups. Turning Point, USA smeared by this group, Moms
for Liberty smeared by this group as a hate group.
There are lawsuits flying about that. Todd Blanche, let's go
back and listen to what he actually said about it
during his press conference. Cut two. This is the acting
Attorney General, Todd Blanche or no, this is no, no,
no hold on.
Speaker 1: I gotta get to that one. That's late breaking.
Speaker 8: Let's start with cut three, and this is where he's
explaining what Southern Poverty Law Center was doing.
Speaker 7: According to the indictment, between fourteen and twenty twenty three,
SPLC paid at least three million dollars to eight individuals.
At least these individuals were affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan,
United Clans of America, National Socialist Movement, Aryan Nations, Affiliated
Sadistic Soul's Motorcycle Club, the Nationalist Socialist Party of America, Nazis,
and the American Front. Now, as the indictment lays out,
after SPLC paid members of these extremist groups, it created
work product that reported on these activities that the members
participated in or contributed to. And to that end, it
was doing the exact opposite of what it's told its donors.
It was doing not dismantling extremism, but funding it. To
carry out this scheme, SPLC created bank accounts in the
name of at least five completely fictitious organizations that had
no bona fide employees or legitimate business purpose. The money
was passed from SPLC to one sham account, to a
second sham account, and then loaded onto prepaid cards to
give to the members of the extremist groups. This was
designed to shield the source of those funds, and because
of this, SPLC is also charged with one count, as
I said earlier, of conspiracy to commit money laundering. In conclusion,
I want to thank the Acting US Attorney in the
Middle DiscT of Alabama, Kevin Davidson, who's in his district
right now and not able to be with us, for
bringing this important case, along with the FBI team in Alabama,
for their hard work during this investigation.
Speaker 1: This investigation is now let's go back.
Speaker 8: Let's go back. Let's connect this really clearly, folks. Southern
Poverty Law Center said they were fighting white supremacist groups
and hate groups. That's our job. We're here to stamp out,
We're here to help eradicate those groups. They sent money
to those groups. Those groups then did what they did,
whether it's you know, public ground, whatever they did, the
work of hate is what they did, because that's what
they do. And then Southern Poverty Law Cins reported on
the hate look at what these white supremacists are doing.
We're here to stop the white supremacists. Give us more money.
They're funding the evil. If you want to call it
that it is alleged. I should say that they have
been funding the very evil that they were sworn to eradicate,
and that is and in the process used shell corporations
with no employees. Just let's just figure out a clever
way to pass the money through so it doesn't come
back to us. But they took donors' money to help
fight allegedly hate groups, sent the money to the hate groups,
and then reported on what the hate groups were doing
as a way to justify their own existence. It is
despicable some of the people that have been hurt by this.
Let us check in with one such person of a group,
Scarlett Johnson cut six. She did her own stand up
after this indictment was unsealed and the.
Speaker 9: Pressor there was a breaking announcement today. The Southern Poverty
Law Center was just indicted by a federal grand journey.
The Department of Justice and FBI announced eleven total indictments
for fraud. There were allegations of wire fraud, bank fraud,
and a money laundering conspiracy. For those of US and
Moms for Liberty, this announcement hits close to home. We
were labeled targeted. We were placed on a hate map,
not for violence, not for extremism, for speaking up and
standing up for our children, for fighting for parental rights,
for demanding accountability and transparency and education. For these things,
we were called the worst possible names. They were lies,
all lies. We warned that these labels weren't just inaccurate,
they carried real dangerous consequences. Now, with federal scrutiny intensifying,
Mihericans deserve real transparency. This isn't about politics. It's about truth.
It's about accountability and making sure no parent is ever
silenced and harassed in this manner just for standing up
for their child. We always say that sunlight is the
best disinfectant. The sunlight is here. Let's see what it
reveals about the SPLC. It's time for a reckoning.
Speaker 8: And let's see what it also reveals about the mainstream press.
If we didn't know cut seven, Michael Steele and that
simone person, simone, whatever name simone it is.
Speaker 5: They've gone after the Southern body laws, but not the KKK.
They've gone after the people going the civil rights organizations,
but not the acculent.
Speaker 1: Free the Proud Boys. What do you expect them?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 10: Forgot who we're dealing on the side of the extreme.
Speaker 11: They're on the side of racists and people who are
undermine the very principles of the country.
Speaker 12: They have been from the very beginning, because that's what
Donald Trump has always nurtured himself.
Speaker 8: Bottom line Michael Steele, who used to be the chairman
of the Republican National Committee, who he used to trash Rush,
and Rush is the one that helped put him on
the map. Rush listeners sent money to Michael Steele when
the when the party wasn't when he was running for
governor and was being ignored in Maryland, and he turned
on Rush. He's turned on every Republican that he can
think of. This guy is just amazing and he's not.
This has nothing to do with the facts of the
case here. It's a civil rgular organization. It's a civil
rights organization that was funding extremeist hate so that they
could get more donations apparently by reporting on it. And
yet what you get from Michael Steele and the simone
person over at MS now.
Speaker 1: Wow, get picked on you, but not the KKK. This
is insanity. We're not done with this.
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Speaker 8: And yesterday we talked about this hit piece that Atlantic
did for on cash btalit and I said yesterday looked, folks,
it smacks to me of an organized effort. It's a
political hit, That's what it smacks to me. I explained
all that. Oh my gosh, Jonas has on a tie
like the good old days when he first started.
Speaker 1: Anyway, I said, this is a hit.
Speaker 8: And by the end of the show, when we started
talking about what was coming with Southern, I said, now
I understand the reason for the hit. It's this Southern
poverty laws into indictment. That's why they're trying to hit
Cash Mittel discredit the FBI discredit him. He was at
the presser yesterday. Listen, cut five Cash. If we have time,
listen into the system.
Speaker 13: Let's have a survey. How many of you people believe
that's true?
Speaker 2: Hang on, did you communicate?
Speaker 13: You asked the question? Let me answer it.
Speaker 14: Did you communicate with anyone that you thought you were
fired after you were unable to log into it.
Speaker 13: The problem with you and your report don't come me
off you asked the questions. The problem with you and
your baseless reporting is that is an absolute lie. It
was never said, it never happened. And I will serve
in this administration as long as the president. The Attorney
general want me to do so. And every time you
guys report false lies, every time you guys raise baseless
questions when we are here to talk about the Southern
Poverty Law Centers, three million dollars decade long scheme to
fraudulently fleece Americans, you are off topic. The simple answer
to your question is you are lying, and every time
you do so, I've answered your question. It's simply as follows.
I was never locked out of my systems. Anybody who
says it. Anyone that says the opposite is lying. Thank you.
Speaker 9: Stop.
Speaker 7: You're being extraordinarily rude, and I know maybe that's part
of your profession, but please just stop. If you ask
a question, he can answer it.
Speaker 1: He won't stop. We'll be back. Don't go away.
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Speaker 12: The process of political Jerrymanderin I think is damaging to Congress.
Speaker 1: I don't think the.
Speaker 12: Insiders should draw the lines and decide who their voters
are because I think that it and Democrats and Republicans
do this, and it's great for incumbents, but it means
over time that people aren't competing for the center because
they know that if they win a Democratic primary Republican primary,
they've won, so they just it pushes parties away from
compromising the center.
Speaker 13: De short answers know.
Speaker 10: Certainly, Virginia, by constitutional amendment, has a new redistricting effort
that was put in place and first utilized after the
in the twenty twenty one redistricting. Certainly, I've been watching
with interest what other states are doing, but I have
no plans to redistrict Virginia.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Obama complaining about jerry mandering Governor Abigail Spanberger in
twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Last year. Oh, I have no plans to redistrict.
Speaker 8: It's been going on ever since Democrats decided they were Democrats.
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you know what happened in Virginia Despite all of that talk,
it went David districting is let's uh, there's something I
wanted to play from this. Okay, here it is the look.
Virginia may pick up five seats. They have, it's a
it's almost a fifty to fifty election, by the way,
it was close, fairly close to a three point difference.
But what did is just stomped on Republicans. They just
stomped them out like they do in so many other
states like Massachusetts and others where Republicans are not even represented.
They just kicked them in the in the in the cohonies,
and they turned around and kicked them in the rear,
and then when they fell, they kicked them when they
were on the ground, stomped on them. That's what Democrats
did politically to Republicans yesterday.
Speaker 1: And don't forget it now.
Speaker 8: Let us also acknowledge something here, folks. Had Texas not
done what it did, this current wave wouldn't have started.
Speaker 3: James.
Speaker 8: That sounds like you, oh I supported all right, No, no, no,
don't get me wrong, folks. I'm just acknowledging the realities. Okay. Now,
we had some GOP m people in Indiana that could
have done but they didn't. Donald Trump, by the way,
supporting primaries for the people, primary challenges for some of
the state lawmakers that didn't cooperate in Indiana. Florida is
reconvening their legislature, and I just here's.
Speaker 1: You know, the Hill. I read the Hill.
Speaker 8: And one thing about the Hill. I notice all the
time all the headlines most not all. Some of them
are different, but very often you'll see headlines like this.
Republicans fear succession of government shutdowns under Trump. There's a
growing concern among GOP senators that even if Congress fund
ice and border patrol for the next three and a
half year, Democrats will prove VOCA fight in September to
trigger yet another government who cares this one, Republicans warn
DeSantis Florida redistricting.
Speaker 1: Pushed fraud with peril.
Speaker 8: Florida Republicans are barreling ahead with the High State's redistricting
session as the party looks to offset Democrats new maps
in Virginia. State lawmakers in the Sunshine State are yet
to convene next week and what is widely seen as
the GOP's last chance to redraw congressional maps before the midterms,
the November midterms. The effort, however, has has some Republicans warning, warning,
warning Governor DeSantis to tread lightly. Oh please, please, don't,
please please, pointing to recent Democrat wins across the state
as well as the Florida's constitution clear anti jerrymandering language
that doesn't stop. Didn't stop California did it, didn't stop Virginia,
didn't stop Democrats. But oh no, Republicans are warning, please,
please don't do this. Please let the Democrats have their
way with us. I'm not buying it. Yeah, there may
be a few gnattering voices out there, but I'm not
buying it. By the way, if you think that the
Virginia deal is over, it's not over yet. Cut twelve.
Carl Cannon, who is the Washington edit for Real editor
for Real Clear Politics, had a brilliant analysis.
Speaker 1: Let's listen in to his analysis.
Speaker 5: And it says just what Tom says to restore fairness.
And as I'm looking at that, I think that there's
gonna be this is gonna go to the United.
Speaker 1: States Supreme Court.
Speaker 5: This is Orwellian language intended to deceive voters. Now, when
you say, you know it's a talking point restore fairness,
what they mean is restore fairness writ large, they restore
fairness nationally. They mean Virginia is going to be the
antidote to Texas. Of course, California was supposed to be
the antidote to Texas. As a talking point, restore fairness
makes sense. What you're saying is we want the national
elections to be fair. But language like that in a
constitutional amendment and a referendum, when you're going there reading it,
it's intended to deceive voters. And I think my guess
is the courts are going to look at this very closely.
Did voters really know what they were getting? Because it
is not intended within Virginia to restore fairness at all.
It's intended to abrogate fairness. It is tended to be unfair.
A lot of the problems sensible centrist Democrats have here
is controlling the far left of the party, which controls things.
Republicans have been essentially disenfranchised, and when you draw lines
like this, it affects your state politics for generations.
Speaker 1: To come.
Speaker 5: It is very unhealthy. If you cared about democracy, which
Democrats say they do, you would fight this instead.
Speaker 1: Of push it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, okay, cut thirteen very quickly. Let's listening on that.
Or has compact districts. It's done in a way that
it makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 14: And the reality is is if you look at like California,
you know they're doing all this dog and pony show
there now saying, oh, Texas, We've got to combat Texas.
California is one of the worst gerry mandered maps there is.
You know what they did, This is how they do.
They're like, no, we're going to do an independent commission.
So they do a commission. The problem is it's like
if you truly were independent, it's like you would be
immune to any type of partisan pressures. But that commission
is comprised of liberal Democrats, liberal independence, and very liberal Republicans.
I think one of the Republicans is from Berkeley, like
not exactly a hot bed of concers Reagan Conservatism.
Speaker 1: It's just it is what it is. So so they.
Speaker 14: Hotwired that independent commission to produce a map that was
very much jerry mandered and was not something that was
fair to Republicans even at that time. Now they're saying
they want to do even more by doing whatever they're
talking about doing now.
Speaker 8: It was before they added the five seats, So they
added five seats. They rigged it up, and DeSantis is
now he and ha King Jeffries are having a war
of words. Uh, I will have some of that tomorrow.
Was too close to the show for me to ask
the guys to pull it up with all the other
stuff we have here, which we're struggling to get to everything.
So that's and forgive the shorthand. I'd love to spend
more time on this because this jerry mandering business, folks.
I'll tell you, I would love to see a total
shakedown of American politics. I would love to see it.
I would love to see an AI map that fairly
distributes districts regardless of party and what party looks like.
I would love to see what that map would look like,
just for fun. We have to do that sometime. Make
that a project. Okay, want to move on to a
few other things, folks. This will have more on the redistrict.
And can't wait to talk with Princess Diana as soon
as I can. On this and the Southern Poverty indictment
and some of the other things going on in the news.
There is a huge fight going on in Tajas and
this is the way to do it in Houston. In
Austin and Dallas, the liberals there decided that they were
gonna side with ICE. They were gonna go up against
ICE again and stop their police from waiting for ICE
to show up, despite making agreements with the state that
they would do so follow the law pretty much cut fifteen.
Greg Abbott not having it.
Speaker 1: Of course.
Speaker 5: Brook Taylor has the story tonight from Dallas.
Speaker 15: A major shift in policy in Houston. Police are no
longer required to wait up to thirty minutes for federal
agents when they encounter someone with an ICE warrant. State
leaders are fighting back, Attorney General Ken Paxton suing the city,
posting on X quote, under my watch, no Texas city
will be a safe harbor for illegals. The legal fight
comes after Houston City Council passed a new ordinance last
week limiting local police cooperation with ICE.
Speaker 16: Today, if if someone is pulled over and there is
an administrative warrant, they have to issue the ticket, and
once that ticket is issued, the individual must be let go.
Speaker 15: Governor Greg Abbott pushing back hard.
Speaker 11: If the city council was serious about public safety, they
would not allow illegal immigrants to roam their straits and
kill people like Joscelyn Nungrie.
Speaker 15: Joscelyn's the twelve year old girl assaulted and killed in
twenty twenty four. Two illegal migrants from Venezuela are charged
with her murder. Abbot sending a clear message, comply with
immigration enforcement or lose millions. The governor is pulling one
hundred and ten million dollars in public safety grants.
Speaker 11: The City of Houston sign an agreement to get money
from the State of Texas that required Houston to comply
with the Department of Homeland Security programs about detaining illegal immigrants, and.
Speaker 15: Houston may not be alone, with Governor Abbott sending warning
letters to Austin and Dallas saying they could also lose
millions if officers don't comply with ICE. Dallas has nearly
ninety million dollars in grants on the line and Austin
two point five million. The latter states if the city
fails to comply, the Governor's Public Safety office could terminate
grants and the city must return all funds. And this
pressure it seems to be working because Houston's mayor has
set up a special meeting for next week to reconsider
this policy. Over in Dallas, they said that they are
going to comply, and Austin's mayor says he won't play
into quote political theater, but says his officers will comply
with the state requirements.
Speaker 1: Trace boo.
Speaker 8: This is the way, as that's the Mandalorian line. This
is the way. This is the way, Yes, my friends,
this is the way. Quickly moving on to something else here,
very quickly cut fourteen did you know about this method?
Another cheating, fraudulent stealing routine. We are a us Janine Pirou.
Speaker 17: Fifteen count indictment handed up yesterday in Federal District Court
involving an international auto theft ring. They don't need keys,
and they don't need hot wiring, no smashed windows, no drama,
just the sleek electronic device called an autel a UTL
and in under a minute, the car's brain is rewritten.
The car is gone in sixty seconds. Welcome to the
new world of car theft.
Speaker 1: Amazing.
Speaker 8: So there's an indictment on that we've i had never
heard of this method of stealing cars. But this is
apparently a big deal international car theft. Let's talk about
more cheating. By the way, there's a woman who is
the She is the head of the Hospice, Hospice and
Powerative Care Association.
Speaker 1: Her name is Sheila Clark.
Speaker 8: Was testifying in Congress about what we've seen out in California.
She asked a very simple question cut eight. Sheila Clark
explaining what's happening? Part of what's happening out in California, You'd.
Speaker 16: Be amazed at how many hospices. The door you can
walk up to in California and there is nobody there.
There is five months worth of mail that you can
see stacked up from CMS and nobody's there. And that
passed a survey. How did that happen? How do you
put a hospice in a burrito stand in California? How
do you put a hospice in a tire store in California?
That all had to be vetted through licensure and through
certification and accreditation.
Speaker 8: Man, I'll tell you what and what we didn't have
time for today. Like I said, we got the DeSantis hacking.
Jeffries hacking Jeffries Donald Trump. I want you to hear
something later in the week if we can. This Governor
Andy Bashier. He's a Kentucky governor and man, this guy
is strongly running for president and I got something from him.
Also Mark Cuban and others. Anyway, James Golden slaterly with
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Speaker 8: And two quick things here on this whole Virginia redistricting
thing before we get out of here.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 8: Former Representative MTG Marjorie Taylor Green is blaming Donald Trump
for it. Virginia just voted to redraw house district lines,
taking their state from sixty to Vada Da Da Da
da da, eliminating four Republican seats once read. State is
turning into the Blues States now because people don't want
to support Republicans now. Trump betraying the American First Wing
of MAGA is going to have devacuating, devastating consequences in
the midterms. I've been warning about this all along, and
then she came through a whole laundry list of her
anti Trump stuff. Also now of this one. With the
Virginia vote, Democrats gained the edge over Trump. All right,
So when you add up all the redistricting stuff that's
been done, Democrats are up one seat.
Speaker 1: And that's it. And Florida has yet to weigh in.
You know what? You know?
Speaker 8: Every time this song comes on, I talk about how
much I love this song. I'd always love this song.
Glenn Campbell has a heavenly birthday today. Country singer songwriter,
TV presenter Ryan Stone Cowboy. By the time I get
to Phoenix, this one is my favorite of them, all
of his songs. I just love this song. Oh Man.
He was a session musician. He worked with Bobby Darren,
Ricky Nelson, Monkeys, Elvis, Frank Sinatra, Strangers on the Night.
That's him Strong with the guitar, He lost the Righteous Brothers,
the Monkeys. He passed away from Alzheimer's in twenty seventeen.
He was eighty one years old. May God bless and
protect each and every single one of you, your family's,
your loved one's. Love and gratitude my friends for your
being here with me and allowing me to be with you.
God willing we are back tomorrow. Until then, I bid
you adieu bye.
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