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Speaker 6: I also asked about the Gulf countries being hit. He said,
they're doing unbelievable and they're fighting. They made it today,
meaning Iran made a terrible mistake when they attack them.
The UAE is freezing the assets and they have the assets,
all of them, and they got hit enough where they
were going to freeze them. They're brave people. Region. I
asked about rising gas prices and he said, that's all right,
it'll be short term. It'll go way down very quickly.
And I said, well, they're pretty high now and he said, no,
they're not. They're up a little bit, not much, but
it'll drop to record lows. And so I asked, well,
does this mean that you're going to figure out the
strait of Hormus soon again something you were just talking about.
He said, quote, it's already figured out. We've knocked their navy.
Because you know, when you knock out the navy, they
can't do what they wanted to be able to do.
The Navy is almost he said, we just hit the
twenty five mark. Can you imagine that big ones? Twenty
five ships are down. We're doing very well.
Speaker 7: And John, of course, Dana Bash from CNN is talking
about an interview that she did with President Donald Trump.
Welcome my friends to the can't believe it again, it's
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Speaker 3: Here we are again at fer Day.
Speaker 7: Listen, We're going to spend some time with Iran and
the woh wah, but there are other things happening out
there that I want to touch on as well, So
we're going to try to squeeze it all in. Carlos,
let us begin. We already cleared h Dana Bash and
her interview with President Donald Trump. Let us go to
cut one. Keep the music. It will accompany this headlining
news report that we go from yes, yes, yes, yes.
Speaker 8: Yes, Well what seemed like a no brainer on the House,
Yes yes, a resolution reaffirming Sean remains the largest state
sponsor of terrorists. Huh, only nine lines long, but as
A's regime is trying to kill our troops in the
in the Middle East. Fifty three Democrats voted against it.
That is a stark contrast to just three years ago
when under President Joe Biden, the very same resolution passed
four hundred and twenty to one.
Speaker 9: Ben Well, it was my home congressman for his sins.
Don Byer was first on your list there, and I'm
pretty fist off about that. Look, this is the easiest
vote in the world. It's just a factual statement. It's
saying that Iran is the greatest state sponsor of terror.
And because of that, of course, there are certain things
that follow, and the Democrats are uncomfortable with the things
that follow, namely that America should be doing what it
can to take a regime that is at its weakest
moment that has seen its proxies absolutely defeated across the
region to go after them in a way that quite frankly,
the American military has been preparing for for a very
long time.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't understand why, with all of that going
on and the opportunity militaristically to hit Ran at this moment,
anybody would want to make us weaker. On the flip
side of that, what is up with that with Democrats?
Speaker 9: You know, I think that this is I don't know
this Democratic Party if they still have any kind of
muscle memory for the moments that they had in the
past that you and I saw here on Capitol Hill
in the wake of nine to eleven and during the
height of the fears of regarding terrorism in the past,
when you could see people who disagreed about so many
things domestically but could link arms when it came to
the threats that were around the world.
Speaker 3: That is no longer the case.
Speaker 9: I think it's the fact that the Democratic Party no
longer has true moderates in it. The people who are
branded as moderates, they turn out to be Abigail Spamberger
in Virginia. The people who are presenting themselves that way,
they just don't have any leg to stand on anymore.
Speaker 7: Fifty three Democrats raised the Iatola's flag pretty much the
former Iatola.
Speaker 3: He is.
Speaker 7: No more, but you have the Democrats sticking with him.
In fact, by the way, I saw a poster for
a vigil that is being held a vigil for the
late Ayatola Halmione in Washington Square Park in New York.
They're having a vigil for Ayatotally Ayatola Holmione, the late one.
A vigil, probably candle lights, probably a lot of singing.
Speaker 3: Whatever this is. These are the Democrats.
Speaker 7: You point me to, an enemy of America and the
Democrat Party. Many of them will be siding right with them.
They actually are. They don't care that you know. In fact,
there's a story out about Mondami's wife. Apparently let me
find it because I printed it up. Mondami's wife apparently
either on social media.
Speaker 3: Here it is.
Speaker 7: Mandami's stunning response, confined in The Daily BS as wife's
pro October seventh lights spark outrage. Fresh controversy erupted at
City Hall Friday after a report claimed that the wife
of New York City Maya Jordan Mamdami had engaged with
social media post that appeared to celebrate Hama's brutal October
seventh terror assault on Israel. The explosive claim quickly followed
Mandami into a press conference. Reporters pressed the mayor to respond.
When press directly, the mayor leaned heavily on distancing himself
from his wife's online activity. He distanced himself from his
wife in a way. My wife is the love of
my life. And she's also a private person who has
held no formal position on my campaign or in my
city hall. He said so. He didn't deny it. He
didn't say, oh, this is bad, this is trouble.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Look, my wife's a private person. If she wants to
tweet things in support of the terrorists, that's her business.
Leave her alone. She's a love of my love. Okay,
where things are now? Quickly? I want to move through
this stuff fairly quickly. Excuse me, folks if we jump
around from one thing to the other.
Speaker 3: Quickly.
Speaker 7: Cut number twelve. Oh no, no, wrong one, that's the
wrong AOC. We got two alcs. Here, Cut number six.
Here is AOC congresswoman, one of the fifty three who
voted to stand with the Ayatola.
Speaker 3: What's your manage to Americans?
Speaker 10: Just think that war, that the bombing of Iran was
in some way sort of intended to distract Americans from
the Epstein files.
Speaker 11: Well, listen, I think we're seeing this pattern right. Trump
has impulsively, He impulsively went in on Venezuela. He impulsively
went in on Iran. There was no exit and no
endgame for either of these situations. It led to increased
global instability everywhere he goes, and every time he's done that,
it has been consistent with a spy or a revelation
in what is happening with the Epstein Files. I don't
think that that coincidence is something to dismiss off the cuff.
I think that he feels existentially tied to it, and
I actually think that it is one reason that he
must be removed from office because if this has that,
if the Epstein Files has such a hold on President
Trump and this administration that they are willing to plunge
US and risk world war in order to save themselves politically,
that is a person the definition of someone that cannot
make objective decisions for the American people.
Speaker 7: Now, I just want to I don't want to spend
two times a lot of time with idiocy, because that
is what we're hearing. Okay, And by the way, for
all you Democrats with this endless Epstein File business, I
want you to just please shut up. I don't really
want to hear it anymore. You know why, yesterday there
was a chance in the House you're representati to uncover
this is Epstein files. What do they always say, Oh,
it's a back to victims. It's a back to victim,
just to back to victim, just to back to victims.
All right, yesterday we had a chance in the House
of Representatives to and AOC is one of them. It's
all about to victim, it's all about in fact, let's
play the other AOC right now. Didn't lose my place.
I'm going to give back to Iran. But this changes
gears for a moment. Let's play the other AOC. Cut
that we have right now, Ladies and gentlemen, that will
be cut here here, it is here, it is here.
Speaker 12: Don't care about who's caught up in the Epstein stuff.
I could not care less if you are implicated in it.
If you are caught up in it, there are a
lot of people who are victims, and there needs to
be justice in these situations.
Speaker 11: Like release it all, release it all, all right.
Speaker 7: So yesterday the House had a chance to release it
all except not Epstein files.
Speaker 3: You know what.
Speaker 7: They had a chance to release it all about the
files of their own misconduct that the taxpayers have been
paying for. The taxpayers of the United States have paid
out seventeen million dollars to settle claims of sexual improprieties,
except we don't know who the Congress people are that
are involved in this that you've had to pay for.
And guess who voted against it. Guess who voted against
releasing it? All aoc among the Democrats, and there were
Republicans too who voted to keep it secret. Hakeem Jeffries,
New York was axed thely bonix there in the House
of Resentatives walking down the hall about it. Cut nine.
This is what Hakm had to say.
Speaker 13: Cleeir Jeffries, you were talking about Congress being good stewards
of the taxpayer dollar, but Nancy Mass highlighting a seventeen
million dollar taxpayer funded slush fund for settling congressional harassment charges.
Why did you and most Democrats there was three hundred
and fifty seven total that voted to keep these records
buried well.
Speaker 7: House Republican leaders moved to refer the matter to the
Ethics Committee. The Ethics Committee is bipartisan in nature and
concluded that that was.
Speaker 3: The appropriate venue to work through these issues.
Speaker 7: And if this systematic reform that's necessary, I'll fully support it.
Speaker 3: The Ethicist Committee buries this stuff.
Speaker 7: It's both sides covering Congress behind and they know it.
Representative Muna call them out cut ten on this very
notion here.
Speaker 14: She is, all right, I support Representative Mace's subpoena here
as well as you memd it to it. And I
just think it's really disgusting how this institution protects itself,
because y'all just half of them voted to send this
stuff to House Ethics, where.
Speaker 5: You know what's going to die.
Speaker 14: We know that members of Congress are using taxpayer dollars
to pay off sexual harassment. We just had a member
of Congress literally sexually harassment win that then let herself
on fire, and you guys all protected him. You guys
all protected my own side, your side. And so if
you guys want to talk about victims, if you want
to go out virtue signal and then you guys are
gonna kill her stuff on the floor and then try
to pass it. Yeah, of course we should subpoena all
this stuff. But I'm not gonna sit here and play games.
I think it's a complete fraud. I think that's why
the American people hate us. I think the midterms are
coming up and everyone should go on record for this,
and I hope that members are exposed for us.
Speaker 6: I hope it goes back.
Speaker 14: I think it too the seventies because it's wrong that
it's happening. It's wrong that we cover up for it's
wrong that we can't center our own side because people
are busy making deals because you guys want to center
your side. It's a deal that's been cutting. People hate
us for it.
Speaker 10: So yeah, I support it, Thank you.
Speaker 5: Sure, I recognized as mister Biggs Joy.
Speaker 7: Let's get out of this, Let's move on, and that's coming.
I like him. Now, what's the point about Iran. We're
gonna get to it after the break. The point is
this is not about the Epstein files, and it's being
laid clear. The actions in both Venezuela and Iran are linked,
and we have been talking about that for a while.
Is a new story today that actually makes that point.
But let's take a break first so we have time
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Speaker 7: Okay ans I mentioned folks, all of this ignorance that
is being spread. Oh Trump went in the Venezuela And
and because the every Steam files pag nobody gives up rats.
You know what about the ex stem files when it
comes to these matters. Period here story today broke with
shadow fleet underfire. Iran's straight shutdown could squeeze Russia's war
chest China's oil life line. So two things, Russia and
their war chest, the funding for the Ukraine war and
their ability to wage war because that funding, some of
it is coming from oil and China's lifeline. What does
that mean? So the Iranian regime has declared the Strait
of Hormuz closed. A shadow fleet, a fleet that operates
in the dock against all the sanctions that have come
with around has been transporting oil to both Russia, China,
Cuba and all of these countries now. And Venezuela plays
a role in this as well, because China has been
obtaining a lot of their energy needs from Venezuela. And
what has Donald Trump done? He has choked off the
alliance by the way Russia and China not reported here
widely have an alliance, and they said they were teaming
up pretty much to pose a counter to the United
States of America. This was doing Trump's first term, and
during Biden they went and nobody here, mainstream media didn't
pay attention to it at all. Trump is paying attention
and this administration is and so here's and what they
have done now is put pressure economic pressure on both
China and Russia at the same time with this move
with Iran as well as taking out one of the
biggest state sponsor of terrorism in the world, which Democrats
refuse to sign on to. These are big deals that
affect the world going forward.
Speaker 3: Have nothing to do with Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 7: Russia another story Washington Post providing Iran with intelligence to
help target America's forces. Big story why because they too
have been with.
Speaker 5: A Cold war, in a Cold war.
Speaker 7: With US using Iran as one of their proxies. These
are big moves that are occurring. They have nothing to
do with Jeffrey Freakin Epstein.
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Speaker 7: Joe Biden made a remark, we don't have it here.
I just got it. You know, today they're having Jesse
Jackson's funeral right now. I think this thing has been
going on for hours. And apparently Joe Biden told attendees
at Jesse Jackson's memorial service that they're dumb. He said,
and this is a quote. I'm a hell of a
lot smarter than most of you.
Speaker 16: If I told you all earlier when I was a kid,
I had a cleft palate or club foot and not
even to laugh.
Speaker 3: But it's okay to laugh.
Speaker 16: It's stuttering. I'm not being critical of you, but think
about it. It's the one place for people think you're stupid.
Oh really, I'm a hell a lot smarter most of you.
Speaker 17: Well, kid in a.
Speaker 3: High Yeah it's so smart. I yeah, we saw. Okay,
thanks Joe.
Speaker 7: I had another text from a friend of mine telling
me Al Sharpton lit it up and the speech is
worth watching. I didn't have time to watch it, and.
Speaker 3: Yeah, look what does he mean? He lit it out.
It was a funeral that.
Speaker 7: He did, delivered a great, great speech that was very inspiring,
and that happens at funeral some outlook look all you know,
political stuff aside. Al Sharpton lit it up at Michael
Jackson's funeral. I was, actually I was applauding Al Sharpton
at Jesse Jackson's funeral. Out lit it up at Michael
Jackson's funeral. That's what I mean. Michael Jackson's funeral. I
remember Michael Jackson. He told he talked to Michael Jackson's kid,
don't hit kids during the part of the speech, and
he said, he said, damn, he said, he said something
to the effective. There are a lot of people are
here to tell you that George Daddy was weird, and
and and and he just told those kids, how incredible,
what an incredible performing, incredible man.
Speaker 3: All it was very inspiring from wherever now mm hmmm.
Speaker 7: I have to agree with everybody who admit that they
can do a good job at a speech. Sometimes I'll
hear it. Okay, I'm going to put the rest of
the iron stack, and we have more until the morning,
God willing, we are back tomorrow morning, because I want
to move on to something else that is very very
very impotant. That would be call us please line up
and be ready to fire in our arsenal of audio.
The arsenal of audio, please be ready to fire. Number
fifteen from the Governor of Californic folio.
Speaker 17: What's the Save Act? That's not about ID.
Speaker 18: It's about registrations, about who gets to vote, who doesn't
yet to vote.
Speaker 17: They are not screwing around.
Speaker 18: We will lose this country, but first we cannot lose
our minds over this shock in awe.
Speaker 7: Okay, we're going to lose the country if the Save
Act passes. I want you to think about that very that,
very very very closely. We are going to lose the country.
Play it one more time, Carlos, play that one more time, please.
Speaker 17: What's the Save Act? That's not about ID.
Speaker 18: It's about registrations, about who gets to vote, who doesn't
get to vote.
Speaker 17: They are not screwing around.
Speaker 18: We will lose this country, but first we cannot lose
our minds over this shock in awe.
Speaker 7: All right, you know what, guess what, He's right. He's right.
Everything he said there is right. From their perspective, we
will lose the country. Who is he talking about. He's
not talking about Americans. He's talking about Democrats. This is
about who can vote and who can't. Vote. He's right.
This is about us saying that only American citizens should
vote and who can't vote. So if this and he's right,
because this is about who can vote and who can't vote.
People with a valid identification can vote. If they are
confirmed American citizens, they can vote. If they don't have that,
then they can't vote. And so is he what is
he really saying? He's saying to Democrats what we all know.
We liberals will lose the country if we can't continue
to operate where people don't have to prove who they
are to vote. Now, story out of California today, California
Voter Initiative Voter ID initiative clears signature threshold, setting up
November showdown with Newsome. A petition has been circulating in
California laties and gentlemen that would only allow United States
of American citizens to vote, and it has gained well
over the eight hundred and seventy five thousand signatures it
needs to be on California's referendum ballot in November. According
to Reform California, a non partisan political activism group, organizers
submitted the California Voter ID Initiative petition to county authorities
with one point three million signatures, so it looks like
it should be on the ballot. The group that submitted
this ballot said it has bipartisan support in California across
every one of the fifty eight counties in California, seventy
one percent of California's according to polling, are in favor
of showing ID at the polls. Polling over womanly shows
a super majority consensus for voter ID requirements. That state
Assembly member called to mail a Republican who serves as
the chair of Reform California. Nearly half of the one
point three million signatures from California to put this on
there in their constitution came from Democrats. Half of the
one point three million came from Democrats.
Speaker 3: But who do you have opposed to it?
Speaker 7: The ACLU Julio Gormez, Senior staff attorney, said, this is
about advancing Trump's agenda to sow chaos in our elections
and keep eligible Californias from voting. Really, so chaos in
the elections by making sure that people have to prove
their identity before they vote. The ACLU Northern California Executive
the initiative isn't about election and security. It's about erecting
barriers that will keep eligible California from exem No, it's not.
This is about making sure that people. You know what
it's about. You have to be a citizen to vote,
and half the Democrats, half of this ballot signature signatures
came from Democrats. This would if this is accepted in
November by the voters, it goes into the state constitution.
And now you have to show your idea in California.
And what is Gavin Newsom saying about it? I'll tell
you what. Let's listen to Gavin Newso one more time,
followed by cut sixteen.
Speaker 17: What's the Save Act?
Speaker 18: That's not about ID it's about registrations, about who gets
to vote, who doesn't yet to vote.
Speaker 17: They are not screwing around.
Speaker 18: We will lose this country, but first we cannot lose
our mind over this shock in aught.
Speaker 19: I in response to someone talked about it, and I
hate when I nothing I dislike more than the politician
that sits there and lies to you and we all just.
Speaker 17: Sit there rolling our eyes. Go and give me a break.
Speaker 7: So as it relates to that, Yeah, that's exactly right.
Nothing I hate more to just sit there and lie
to you while we all roll our eyes and say,
give me a break, Gavin, give us a break. This
is not about anything but holding on to Democrat power
that is now threatened now we have Mark Mark. Wayne
Mullen asked about Christie. No, Christie is still taking a
lot of heat today. Do I want to do it
in the time we have left? Know I'll get to
Christie in the morning, God willing, we're back from it.
What I want to do is get to Another hearing
that was held in Congress from the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
Brian Mass was chairing it and Sarah b Rogers was testifying.
For a minute, I thought miss Rogers was advocating for
what she's talking about, and she's not. Miss Rogers was
nominated by what she's telling people was what has been
going on at the State Department and what's been going
on in Foreign Affairs with the grants that you and
I have been paying for unknowingly. And this is what
Brian Mass. I'm setting that up because when you hear
this is gonna be like, what is she advocating for?
Speaker 4: This?
Speaker 7: Listen to the exchange Brian masked and Sarah b. Rodgers,
who's a Deputy under Secretary State, and what's been going
on with grant money and how it's being spent to
further our interest overseas.
Speaker 5: Can you tell me what is queering the map?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 10: I think we were trying to make the maps more gay.
Speaker 5: Literally, well, how do you make a map more gay?
Speaker 17: I mean especially gay at all.
Speaker 10: You know, since the age of cartography, we've had pretty
good maps, but maybe they weren't gay enough.
Speaker 4: So I know.
Speaker 10: Also, I took critical theory in college. I think sometimes
people use queer as a verb. I do understand that
the maps that we were trying to make gay were
I think of Czechia and Slovakia, So maybe those countries
asked for it. I doubt it, but I don't know.
Speaker 20: We do have real things to work on in Congress,
like what's going on with the imminent threat of Iran,
And it is embarrassing that we have to talk about
the fact that things like this were funded. Non binary
and trans Francophones, linguistic attitudes and ideologies towards inclusive French
in Montreal, Canada.
Speaker 3: These things. I'm going to give you a list. My
time is expired.
Speaker 20: I'm going to give you a list of these and
any of these that you can provide me the receipt
for the Facebook link to where they wanted to take
photos of how they were doing a Deia flash mob
in Kreigastan. You know, whatever documentation they have of all
of these things, we would love to see that and
would absolutely love to know the individuals specifically that we're
busy writing these grants because they have no business receiving
another paycheck from the people of the United States of America.
In that I will recognize Representative Schneider.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there we go. That's how our money was being spent.
They're still uncovering it. State Department spending money to queer maps,
to queer the maps. James Gulman has started with you here,
what do we do? Keep it right?
Speaker 4: There is the rush hour with James Golden. It's the
rush hour with James Golden. Student most nerdly now yours
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Speaker 7: You know he's almost forgotten now, But this is the
day that Nelson Eddie passed away. Back in nineteen sixty seven.
I was a kid many and you don't even hear
his name much anymore. But back in the day Nelson
Eddie at one point was the highest paid singer in America,
which probably meant among at least the highest paid singers
in the world. He was an actor as well, a baritone,
saying everything classically trained baritone, and was in the film business.
In fact, he earned three stars on Hollywood's Walk of Fame,
one for film, the other for his recording, and the
other for his career in radio. He was just an
amazing talent. I asked if we had any thing from
Nelson Eddie in the library, and we don't. I mean,
but back in the day that would have been like
whatever is that? Yeah, Nelson Eddie was just one of
the greats, and I just wanted to mention that to him.
We're gonna leave today with some Phil Collins for you,
but I also want to talk tomorrow. We're gonna have
a little bit longer time to speak, and the stuff
over Race Barbie is not going away. Daily News had
a really our I almost used a really bad word,
the s word sie story about Christy.
Speaker 3: It was really horrible.
Speaker 7: I mean, you would think she was the worst person
in the world, and they talked about how despicable she was.
She made a mockery of government, and I'm like, does
anybody not remember my Yorkis and what he did to
this country? That Christin Nome cleaned up and that's what
she did. Now I've been a little critical of Christy
Nome and then I'm getting more criticism, criticism including from
from Gabe sent me a text about Christy said, well,
hopefully we'll deal with that tomorrow. Phil Collins in nineteen
ninety seems like yesterday, doesn't it? For some of us.
Not for you, Carlos, I know, but for some of us,
nineteen ninety was like all right, the day before yesterday,
but seriously came out and I remember when this album
came out, and I say albums because there were stole
albums and this, the big lead single was hit went
number one on the UK charts, immediately best selling album
in the UK over twenty over two million, almost three
million copies there. It sold four million in the United States.
This was record of the year back then for Phil Collins.
We gotta go, folks. May God bless protect it and
every single one of you, your family, your loved ones,
loving gratitude for your being with me and allowing me
to be with you.
Speaker 3: God willing We'll be back.
Speaker 7: In the morning, bright and early at seven am for
the extravaganza your Saturday morning vibe. Until then, my friends,
I bid you adieu.
Speaker 3: Bye.
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