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Speaker 6: Usually when a guy says he's the fastest, it's not
a good thing. However, that is not the case here you.
Our gold is to leave you satiated looking at all
of the events in the news that we can possibly
get to. Big story in the New Today, of course,
remains this business with South Africa and the liberals are
losing their minds. They are totally losing their minds. We
have sound from PMSNBC. There's a five minute rent. We
can't play all of it, it's just too long, but
their coverage on it CNN. The decision to grant asylum
to white South Afraclas just totally racist and bigoty if
you listen to everything from the left. The Wall Street
Journal has a huge article today on that about a
lot of South africaners, who might it's fifty nine people.
Fifty nine people, and we are now in day three
of the overdrive, full panels folded with people. How awful
this is fifty nine people. During the administration of Joe Biden,
eleven million undocumented people poured in to America, the same
people that today are beside themselves because fifty nine white
people have been admitted into the United States. The same
people said not a word of criticism except political analysis
once in a while, Well, you know, this port of
things a problem for Joe Biden, is a problem, But
we had eleven million people pour in to America. These
same people did not put together panels for their mainstream
television broadcast when American women were raped and killed in
some cases by some of these illegal immigrants into the
United States. In fact, what they did when they were
forced to talk about it because some of their guests
were bringing it up bring it up, is just say, well,
you're painting all the immigrants with a broad brush. And certainly,
by the way, I don't think that all eleven million
who came in were dangerous criminals, and many, of course
you could have sympathy for for their plights but the
fact remains that it was against the law, which they
would never acknowledge. In fact, we have Democrats today, including
members of the clergy apparently, that are hanging out at
Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey. Eighteen cut eighteen. This
is one of the scenes that people are This is
from outside Delaney Hall with Democrats, members of the clergy, leftists.
They are blocking in some cases emergency vehicles like ambulances
from coming through. They are looking to create a confrontation.
This is just what it's one. I had to come
down here for a few People are idiots. People are
trying to get through. They're out singing go to seventeen, Yeah, ya.
Speaker 7: Hey, Jillian.
Speaker 8: So we've seen at least two ambulances try to pull
into this ice atention facility here in Newark, New Jersey.
One was right here through these and they turned that
ambulance away. Why because if they open up these gates
all the way like they did on Friday, then they're
afraid people are rushed through. So right now you're looking
at a group of people who have been out here
for a few hours that are kind of blocking the
gates there. They're saying they're not going to allow anybody
back in. These are clergy members who are trying to
stick up for inside of this ice attention facility.
Speaker 6: Now, this whole South African thing, yesterday we played and
we will play in the future. One of the leaders
and political leader, he was a member of parliament. He
is holding huge rallies stadium full of people, and that
would be the leader Julius Malama, who is just basically
was leading a chant about killing the whites in South Africa.
We played it yesterday twenty five. We played it yesterday
and we'll play it again for you briefly right now.
Speaker 1: Ti tetiva layah, shoot t come us.
Speaker 6: Shoot to kill the poor, kill the boa, the poor,
kill the boa. Farmer, Pa pa.
Speaker 1: Pa pa if the se.
Speaker 6: And the President of South Africa, by the way, they're
going to be here, and they're going to be in Washington,
DC meeting with Trump, I believe next week or the
week after. They're saying, well, no, that's not really what's
going on here. And you are getting multiple reports out
of South Africa about how truly bad it is conditions there.
What we do know, and what we have known for decades,
is that there are major problems in South Africa concerning crime,
concerning equity and some other equity. Boy James Carver wouldn't
like that. He's going to tear today about the way
that Democrats use language. But there are some issues there
that are deep issues that are endemic of the system
of apartheid that South Africa of course had as their states.
It's like the democrats here, they did it in South
Africa too. So since we're on this, let's just visit
some of this business I mentioned. There's a CNN segment
cut five, and we'll just start going through some of
these in South Africa.
Speaker 9: Just fives just virtually halted refugee admission in America for
people fleeing war and famine.
Speaker 10: In places like this is PMSNBC Democratic Republic of Congo
back with Rick Mark and Eddie Wicks thing. Yes, so
deeply and morally wrongheaded and repulsive. These are the descendants
of the people who created the most diabolical system of
white supremacy in human history, apartheid.
Speaker 4: They're not.
Speaker 6: Right there, Just pause it right there, the most diabolical
system of white supremacy in history. Apparently this guy doesn't
think that what happened with black people being enslaved in
countries all around the world was as diabolical as what
happened in South Africa. I'm just saying historically, but the
most diabolical system, really, Chattel slavery was the most diab
bollicle system that oppressed black people around the earth. But
let's just pick him up complain about But it.
Speaker 10: Was a system that actually moved black people off of
the arable land, so they inherited the land that the
black people had to give up. It was called forced removal.
It was something called a Bantustan policy where they moved
black people out of the cities and farmlands into these
remote areas of non arable land. I mean, it was
just one of the most worst processes ever. But what
has happened in this strange, bizarre world we're living in
is that the Afrikaners have become the darling of these
right wing white supremacist movements around.
Speaker 4: The world that it's like the lost cause for them.
Speaker 10: It's like the old Confederacy. They're held up as these
white Christians who were being dispossessed of their land. It's
like this is a modern replacement theory in a country where,
by the way, white people make up seven percent of
the population and own seventy eight percent of the farmland.
So it's actually there's no injustice here. As you mentioned,
it's taking places away from refugees. We're really being crushed
by authoritarian governments and military governments for these folks who
have never had anything happen to them, and Trump amazingly
called it a genocide, one of the worst lies.
Speaker 6: Let's switch the channel and go to CNN cut seven.
Let's just turn the channel and just plug into what's
happening on CNN.
Speaker 11: And also, the US are actually cut off its economic
assistance to South Africa over this as well, so it's
not just not letting black South Africans in or other
people from other parts of the continent. There's now a
cutoff of aid for HIV medication. I think South Africa
gets about seventeen percent of the money that they use
for HIV treatment in South Africa comes from the US.
Speaker 12: And then, as you know has happened across the continent
that there are kids dying right now across the African
continent because they can't get emergency food aid, which costs
maybe seventy dollars to save a child's life because they
can't get AIDS medication, which costs twelve cents a day.
We can't afford that. But we were willing America was
to provide a plane to bring forty nine Africaners, white
privileged Afrikaaners to the United States and give them expedited
refugee status when meanwhile they're twelve thousand other people who
have already been approved and gone through a multi year screening.
Speaker 6: And so that's what's happening with Anderson Cooper. United States
not funding AIDS healthcare in South Africa, which happens to be,
in terms of resources, one of the wealthiest resource nations
on the planet, by the way, the European Union, what
are they doing about it? What are our friends over
in Europe doing? Why are in the United States? You
mean to tell me these people find billions of dollars
to spend on everything that they the left I'm talking about,
They can find billions of dollars to spend on whatever
they want to spend billions of dollars on. They can
find billions of dollars to spend in every election cycle
you name on any candidate that they want, they can
find billions of dollars to spend on every left wing cause,
whether it's climate, whether it's this, that and the other.
And these same people can't pony up enough money to
help seventy dollars to save a life if it's that important,
and I believe it should be that important. But there's
a lot going on in this story. There's a lot
going on. And then you have the other side, cut
six Seth Mounted and Sarah Snideer on CNN, and this
is what they're taking.
Speaker 13: There's not a genocide and so that's right, and there
we have a refugee plan.
Speaker 1: I'm there.
Speaker 7: On a second, Hold on a second.
Speaker 14: I want to make a point. Violence does not equal genocide.
So we need to be really really clear about that,
because if you look.
Speaker 7: At the dead guy, you may not say that.
Speaker 14: No, I would say that actually, because if you look
at what genocide is, it is very specific that you're
trying to get rid of a people, a whole group
of people. There is violence in South Africa. They've had
a very big violent uptick in violence, but black people
have seen the brunt of that violent desk.
Speaker 6: All right, we got to take a break before we
do that. Do we know we don't have time. I
want to take leave some time on the other side,
because there's more to this. There was a complaint and
we'll play this when we get back about the A
m C. How the anc are a bunch of comedies,
and there's that other and there's something I want to
say about that.
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Speaker 6: James Golden sturly, Look, there are some issues that I
have here and I want to kind of make way
because there's some other stuff I want to get to
in the show today and not spent all day on
South African issue, although I want to talk about this
in depth and I'm still learning about it. One of
the big issues in South Africa is that Blacks were
thrown off the land. White Africans are seven percent of
the population. They hold seventy three percent of all of
the farmland in South Africa, and Blacks were removed from
owning land without compensation. This is a historical problem that's
got to be done. Also, we have a lot of
Americans over here, including a lot of conservatives.
Speaker 4: The A N C.
Speaker 6: Communists, they're communists, They're coming. Well, I got news for you.
Back in the day, both Democrat and Republican Americans refused
refused to come to the aid of the A n C.
The Russian at the time. The Soviets did, okay, and
so yes they have communist ties. The United States refused
to help their cause. We'll be back, Do not go away.
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Speaker 15: I never thought that this is what happened in my lifetime.
I have a couple of kids who are Democrats Bernie
Sanders fans, and when I told them that this was
going to happen, they had tears in their eyes because
they thought this is never going to happen in our lifetime.
And we finally have a president who's willing to stand
up for the American people. Thank you, and doctor Oz.
Speaker 6: With us, ladies and gentlemen, we are so pleased to
have our dear friend and a knowledge based like very
few others in the world. Doctor Peter mckalson, you heard RFK.
We talked about it very briefly yesterday, and I asked
him could he come on today and explain the significance
of what is happening with these drug prices with the
Donald Trump executive order linking trade tariffs to prescription drugs,
and Trump lamb baseded the European Union for pressuring the
pharmaceutical companies to have lower prices at the expense of Americans.
This all case, some of it came as a revelation
to me, some not. He talked about the price of
medicines over in Europe compared to what we have here.
Doctor mclass. Thank you so much for taking time to
join us. What can you tell us about these events
that have taken place over the last forty eight hours now.
Speaker 4: Well, the first thing we have to do, James, is
put this in a historical perspective, because in historically, price
controls result in shortages. In nineteen ninety three, the Clinton
Child Immunization Act had good intentions, and they told the
pharmaceutical companies that you can only charge twenty dollars for
a vac scene, and they said it cost us twenty
one dollars to make it, and then they forced them
into purchasing and selling vaccines to the government. They bought
half the vaccine supply at a fixed price. And guess
what happened pharmaceutical companies when vaccine companies stop making vaccines
in the United States. And that's the reason we got
caught with our pants down right before the pandemic, because
we didn't have people to manufacture vaccines and put out
mass production of vaccines. So that's an example in history
what happened. We ended up reversing those policies because we
realized if you tell somebody a diner you're going to
charge five dollars for the hamburger, and you say, well,
it costs me five point fifty to make it, then
they say, you know what, We're not going to do
it anymore. So we have to be very careful. It's
very important to understand that, yes, US profits have long
funded the pharmaceutical innovations that benefit the rest of the world.
You know, we're the ones who spend the money on research, development,
the patents. And it costs minimum two hundred million dollars
to take one medicine through the FDA and make a profit.
So ten products might go through the process, only one
might make it. That's why we have to be very
careful to balance this out and still incentivize the pharmacy.
The other thing nobody talks about. Each one of our
pills in the US has a built in price for lawsuits.
All night on TV, we have advertisements were you injured
by a doctor? Were you injured by this medicine? And
we have lawsuit after lawsuit, and they're paying out billions
in lawsuits. So in the US, each pill price, it's
built into each price of each pill that we have
to deal with. Also the lack of tort reform in
this country. If you do that in Europe, loser pays.
There aren't that many lawyers or lawsuits, So nobody talks
about that aspect that we have to take the legal
burden as well. Then there's another factor called the middleman,
called the pharmacy benefit manager, which they're talking about today
in Congress. In that middleman actually controls the prices in
the relationship between insurance companies, hospitals and patients. So one
of the things that may come out of US is
direct manufacturer to patient. That may save a lot of money,
taking out this whole middleman, a middleman out of the way.
And the other thing is that they also deal with
the they're going to target now the deals that manufacturers
make when their pattern is about to expire to release
a new, cheaper alternative a lot slower. So there's a
lot of behind the stuff deals that have to be
worked out. But we have to be very careful because
we attack the pharma, but we want them also to
make money, so they spend the money on the latest
and greatest new medications that are coming out from the
United States. When was the last great innovation you heard
coming out of the EU, or from Canada, or from
South America or from the Middle East. No, it's here
that the innovation and people when they purchase stock and
they're investing in American companies. We're creating all this stuff.
So we have to find a happy middle ground. If
we do it too fast, too hard, we're going to
see they estimate a sixty percent reduction in investment in
new research and development. So I think, yes, we definitely
should start off slow. Like essential medicines, blood pressure medicine,
psychiatric medicines, insulin, diabetes medicines, those definitely can be controlled.
And that's why I know. I've had many patients over
the years they go once a year and drive up
to Canada and they buy their one year supply. They
bring in a prescription from America, they fill up, or
they drive over the border to Mexico and they buy
it for sometimes ten times less for their basic needs
and basic medications. So that's why it's a little bit
more complicated. I think the goal is great. I think
the ideas are great. And also, once we make America
healthy again and we cut out all the sugar, high
fructose corn syrup and diet, guess what, we won't even
need to take as many medicines because a lot of
the reasons we have to take all these medicines is
because of our diet, process foods, and the way we're eating,
which is also being managed as well too in this
new administration. So a lot of positive things, but we
have to be careful study history. Price controls result in shortages,
and it has to be done in a very careful,
methodical way, giving incentives tax breaks to pharma so that
they continue to do the amazing research that we do
in this country, creating all these new cancer drugs and
cancer vaccines that we're seeing occurring right now. In these
miraculous things, even these genetic splicing called crisper. We're kids,
for example, in the African American community that suffer from
sickle cell that they're now have successfully treated some people
by splicing the gene for sickle cell and actually curing
that disease. So we need those profits and that money
to go into this amazing technology that's going to be
life changing for many people suffering from many genetic diseases.
Speaker 6: Wow, that is a lot to digest, but I'm glad
you've put some perspective on all of this. Let me
just ask you a real simple question overall, Do you
think that this administration is headed in the right direction
when it comes to change and reforming America's healthcare delivery
system and putting emphasis on the poisons in the food?
Speaker 4: Oh? Absolutely, I think that we have to start off
because it all starts out with what enters our mouths,
and if we can change our diet and some of
the ingredients, and we just have to look at our
EU neighbors that a French fry has salt, potato, and oil.
Our French fries here have about twenty preservatives, including some
formulae like compounds to preserve them so they last longer.
And that's all disrupting our gut microbiome. So yes, that
they're definitely moving in the right direction. And I think
also people have to understand the history of Obamacare that
there have to be some things readjusted. Obamacare had very
good intentions. The problem is it's a card without much
care because what they did was they made these five
thousand dollars deductible, so all these young people went into collections.
They turned the doctor's office into a collection agency because
nobody met their deductible And that's why you don't see
the private doctor, the family doctor down the block because
they can no longer work for seventeen or twenty dollars
a visit. And again nobody talks about the tor reform.
A neurosurgeon on Long Island, for example, plays two hundred
and ninety thousand a year for malpractice insurance or one
hundred and eighty thousand to deliver a baby. So we're
not seeing the mom and pop doctors, and we're seeing
these mass organizations where these big systems are buying up
all the practices. And that was another example of how
price controls are resulting in shortages. Try to get an
appointment now, with your primary care in the old days.
Speaker 6: Oh, it's ridiculous. And they don't mind telling you when
you call doctor. They don't mind telling you when you
call it for an appointment, we can see you in
two months, we can see you in three months.
Speaker 4: Right, it's just the standard galaried employees. And they are
given a slot. They have to see twenty or thirty
people a day or be fired. In those five minutes,
most of our audience, they can call in and tell
us their last time their doctor when they went in
for a physical. Did they feel they're abdom and examine them,
do a blood pressure, trust, listen to their heart, examine
their ears, eyes, and those they might be all document
on the chart, but good good, good luck getting complete physical.
And also they're they're putting all these power professionals, which
are very nice people, nurse practitioners and pas in these
big chain stores and these urgent care centers, and they're
you know, they basically have all the power of physician
has and I personally have seen you know many you know,
misdiagnoses because you're putting people who just don't have the
years of training, years of experience. Some of them are excellent,
but there's a lot, there's a lot of system error
right now that has to be recalibrated so that we
give people the best care. But I think the best
thing the administration is doing is by resetting our food,
our supplements, our vitamins, and how we treat our bodies
and making us healthy again through what we put in
our mouths is going to result in trillions of dollars
in savings over the years.
Speaker 8: Wow.
Speaker 6: Well, look, doctor, thank you so much for joining us.
I'm going to invite you to join us on a
Saturday so when we can spend at least a half
an hour with you, because it is every time, every
time I speak with you, I just learned so much.
And I'm sure I'm just echoing what our vast and
ever growing audience thinks. We learned so much from you.
We appreciate you so much, and thank you for spending
this time with us.
Speaker 4: Thanks for always getting the truth out, James, and your
show is amazing and informative.
Speaker 6: Thank you. That's doctor Peter mclass. Folks, we're going to
have back on the Saturday show, James Godin. We're going
to take a quick glance at some of the other
headlines in here. There's a huge folks that I want
to spend time with, and we will over the next
few days.
Speaker 1: And that is what is in.
Speaker 6: Donald Trump and the Republican's giant immigration and tax bill,
and we'll be covering all of that. James Golden's thoroughly
The Fastest Hour in American Media continues.
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Speaker 6: Jake Tapper CNN is peddling a new book.
Speaker 9: The bottom line is the White House was lying not
only to the press, not only to the public, but
they were lying to members of their own cabinet. They
were lying to White House staffers, were lying to Democratic
members of Congress, to donors about how bad things had gotten.
And in fact, Alex and I started writing this book
after the election of twenty twenty four, and we spoke
with more than two hundred people, most of whom, almost
all of whom were Democrats, and almost all of whom
wouldn't be honest with us or wouldn't be candid with
us until after the election. And then after the election
we found out all of these things that when you
looked at what was going on with President Biden at
the time, it probably doesn't surprise you the extent to
which he was deteriorating. But now we have anecdotes and
facts about what was really going on behind the scenes,
with details that Democrats wouldn't share with us until after
election day.
Speaker 7: So Jake didn't know.
Speaker 6: They didn't know because Democrats were lying to them that
Joe Biden was bad off. James Goldin sternly, so you
heard Jake Tapper there, We didn't know they were lying
to us. Let's visit Jake Tapper back during the campaign
season with Laura Trump.
Speaker 16: Every time he comes on stage and they turn to him,
I'm like, Joe, can you get it out.
Speaker 15: Let's get the words out.
Speaker 10: Joe, you kind of feel bad for him.
Speaker 9: How do you think it makes little kids with stutters
feel when they see you make a comment like that.
Speaker 16: First and foremost, I had no idea that Joe Biden
ever suffered from a stutter. I think what we see
on stage with Joe Biden Jake is very clearly a
cognitive decline. That's what I'm referring to. It makes me uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: You are.
Speaker 9: I think it's so amazing. It's so amazing to me
that try and figure out an answer a cognitive decline.
Speaker 16: Are trying to tell me that what I was suggesting.
Speaker 9: Was I think that you were mocking his stutter. Yeah,
I think you were mocking his stutter. And I think
you have absolutely no standing to diagnose somebody's cognitive decline.
I would think that somebody in the prompt family would
be more sensitive to people who do do not have
medical licenses diagnosing politicians from Afar. Plenty of people have
diagnosed your father from Afar, and I'm sure it defends you.
Your father in law from a farm. I'm sure it
defends you. You don't have any standing to.
Speaker 16: Say noticing how what I'm saying, you just talking about.
Speaker 9: A cognitive declaus that I won. Last question for you
are you can't have.
Speaker 16: Times on stage And it's very concerning to a lot
of people that this could be the leader of the
free world.
Speaker 7: That is all I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I genuinely are.
Speaker 16: Sorry for Joe Bennett.
Speaker 9: I appreciate it.
Speaker 12: I'm sure.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So there you go. Jake Tapper, who was castigating anybody
that mentioned cognitive decline and this happened all throughout the campaign,
it happened all throughout his entire presidency. All of a sudden,
here's oh, Jake Tapper writing a book about the cognitive
He's cashing in. Lady Benedict has a great question, So
is Jake Tapper lying about lying or telling the truth
about having lied? And that's the question, Jake, you're telling
the truth now about having lie. You guys didn't want
to hear you. Guys castigated anybody. And now he's out
making money on poor old Joe Biden's decline. Okay, before
we leave here today, folks, and we'll be deubling more
of this. What's in Trump and the Republicans giant Tax
and Immigration bill. This is the legislation that's come up. Now,
let me just give you a few of the sub
headlines in it, extended twenty seventeen. Tax cuts increase the
standard deduction that people are able to take. Now they
say cuts in Medicaid, and that's the way that they're
going to frame this whole thing. To meet budget goals,
Republicans plan to cut Medicaid spending, strip coverage. It could
strip coverage from eight point seven million people and lead
to seven point six million more uninsured people. What they're
not telling you is that these are people that were
added on by Democrats in really fraudulent ways. We'll get
into that. They want to make states pay for more
of the snap costs. That's food stamp, increase, the child credit,
a border wall. No tax on tips is in there,
No tax on your over time is in there, no
tax on car loan interest in there, a bonus for seniors.
Now what's not in there is a no tax on
Social Security. But they want to give everybody over sixty
five a four thousand dollars standard deduction, which is a
tax cut. Stevie won his birthday to day, So we're
gonna leave you with one of our all time favorites
from Stevie. Stevie's seventy five today, born in nineteen fifty.
May God bless protect each and every single one of you,
your family's, your loved ones. Love and gratitude my friends
for your being here with me and allowing me to
be with you. God willing, we are back tomorrow and
we will be discussing if we are here, the rest
of what's in this tax bill. I'm always say, God willing,
we never know what happens, so hopefully we will all
be back tomorrow. My friends, this world could use some love.
You see all this stuff going on in South Africa now,
this big debate. I have mixed feelings about South Africa,
I always have and the government there, government there is
failing its people and they have been failing its people
ever since the end of apartheid. Anyway, we will get
into all of that and more if we are here tomorrow,
God willing, we will be here and hope you are
here too. In the meantime, my friends, as I said earlier,
you have a great day. I bid you, I do.
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