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Speaker 1: Welcome my friends to the Wednesday edition in both and
earlies rush howe, if you would like to be part
of the program this afternoon. Eight hundred eight four eight
nine two is how you do it. Eight hundred eight
four eight nine to two two two is how you
reach us. We are at the one hundred day mark today.
I asked Princess Dane if she would join us, and
she politely, in very very i should say, thoughtfully declined.
She said, look, I can't make myself get into this
artificial milestone, especially since she's said over and over again
that we're not going to really feel the kick in
on most of Donald Trump's policies for about a year.
The main thing that Donald Trump has accomplished so far
as the lethal damage to the resistance. And again even
that's gonna take some time to play out. Now. I
respect that, because this one hundred day thing, of course,
started with Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The first hundred days country
deep in the arm pit of recession, and there comes
Franklin Dela Roosevelt and starts instigating what became known as
the New Deal. All this liberal socialist stuff that has
infected American culture, American society, and the American economy. Ever,
since and since Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Every time we get
a new president.
Speaker 6: The first hundred days, what are you gonna know in
the first hundred days?
Speaker 1: Well, Donald Trump has done a lot in the first
hundred days, but he did a lot in the first day,
and there are other things in the news, but I
do have There was a cabinet meeting this afternoon. They
talked about one hundred day mark. They know it's a
media story, and the White House is aware of it,
and so they of course have a good story to
tell them. They're telling their story. Oh, what did you say, Carls. Yes, Carls,
there is an update on that story. Yeah, I don't
know whether we have time for it today. It's a
very detailed update on the story of the Manhattan subway
corpse rapist. Would you like to know the headline of it.
Speaker 7: Carlos, No, just go straight to the story took it.
Speaker 1: You don't want to know the headline, Okay, Okay, I
mean I want to know the headline. Okay. Manhattan subway
corpse rape suspect paused sex as passengers got on and
off train. Prosecutors. That's what the prosecutors are saying. He stopped,
and then he kept doing it when the past I said,
after he saw, you know, nobody got on that, could
you know whatever? Then he in between stations when it
was pulling into the station, he was pulling out of
the station, and he stopped. Okay, we'll stop right now.
We'll get to that story later. We'll hold it maybe
for Saturday morning for you, Carls. I'll do that as
a fame for you, so we can because we got
other things to talk about. So for you, I'll do
that story on Saturday morning. Okay, okay, thank you, Yes, welcome,
all right, jd Vance was that cabinet meeting? This Trump
cabinet meeting was terrific. We have a cut that we
will not be able to play in its entirety. Marco
Rubio and Marco Rubio fascinating. Uh. Before we get to
the cut, let me just find this. This is the
headline that I think sums it up from the resistance
point of view. Two hundred and twenty lawsuits in one
hundred days. Trump administration faces unprecedented legal blitz. And you
know the Democrats telegraph this before Trump came to office.
They are following through. This is an interesting thing. Both
sides are doing what they said they would do. Donald
Trump is doing exactly what he told Americans he would
do when he came to office, and the left is
following through on what they said they would do. They
said they're gonna do unprecedented lawfair against They didn't use
the word lawfair, but that's what they said. We're gonna
unprecedented lawfair. We're gonna try to stemming this guy every
step of the way legally with lawsuits, and they're doing it,
and their judges are behaving in ways that might have
It will go one of two ways. It will either
cripple the presidency long term, or if these things work
through the court, what will it It will do will
backfire on the Democrats, the liberal the left wing, all
of them are the same thing, the progressives. It will
cripple them for generations. If some of these lawsuits turn
out to codify the power that the president has what
it used to be referred to as the imperial presidency.
If they lose a significant number of these suits in
ways that they right now are not contemplating, it will
boast of the president's power. The power of the presidency,
not just Donald Trump, but the power of the executive branch,
and that could be one of the best things that
ever happened to this country. Conversely, it could also be
very dangerous if the right liberal gets in in the future.
We'll have to wait and see. Okay, cabinet meaning today JD. E.
Van's cut one. Let's start there with the Vice President
of the United.
Speaker 8: States, Miss President, thank you, and thanks to the cabinet.
Speaker 9: So, at the risk of insulting everybody else at the table,
I believe that.
Speaker 8: I'm the youngest member sitting at the table.
Speaker 9: And you know, it occurred to me that from the
time that I was born to the time that Donald J.
Trump was inaugurated just a few months ago, we went
from again forty years. We went from the world's manufacturing
superpower to one in which we depend on the People's
Republic of China to make the things that we need.
We went from the proudest military in the world to
one in which we failed to meet our recruiting goals.
And we went from one in which bipartisan border policy
was the consensus of both Democrats and Republicans to one
of which we allowed twenty million people to run roughshod
illegally over the countryside, causing crime, causing a stress in
the welfare system. And again that happened over the lifetime
of the youngest member of the cabinet.
Speaker 1: And what has.
Speaker 9: Happened in one hundred days is that we've started to
reverse every single one of those negative trends.
Speaker 8: And I think what it shows to me is that
the President and you sit in the Oval office and
you see.
Speaker 9: These portraits of president's past, and let's be honest, most
of them have been placeholders.
Speaker 8: They've been people who have.
Speaker 9: Allowed their staff to sign executive orders with an autopen
instead of men of action. And the reason the media
attacks this administration as chaotic is because the president is
solving the problems the American people set about to solve.
He's actually doing the things that he promised that he
would do. And mister President, it's been an honor to
be part of it for the past one hundred days.
And let me just make one other observation, because it's interesting.
I've seen the data, I've I've monitored it, I've looked
at it. But the most underreported fact of the first
one hundred days is that we came in with a
massive recruitment shortfall and in one hundred days, Secretary Hegseth
and President Trump's leadership, we now have people breaking down
the doors to join our military. To the media assembled here,
it's a really interesting question.
Speaker 8: Why has that happened?
Speaker 9: Completely aside from the fact that I think it's a
good thing, or I think that President Trump deserves a
political credit for it, why did we go from a
military where people didn't want to serve to now all
of a sudden.
Speaker 8: They do want to serve. That's a story you guys
should cover.
Speaker 9: But compared to that, how much time have you instead
focused on the fact that we deported an MS thirteen
gang member with a valid deportation order?
Speaker 8: And why is it that the press is.
Speaker 9: So focused on the fake bs rather than what's really
going on in the country. I think that what we've shown, sir,
is that you can do a lot. You can do
a lot in one hundred days. But you've also unfortunately
revealed that too much of the American media hasn't learned
the lessons of the past forty years.
Speaker 1: Thank you well. All that may be true now, I
take by the way, I don't know whether I agree
with the Vice President that most of the presidents of
the United States have been placeholders. There have been a few.
He cited the auto pin. The auto pin is a
fairly recent development. There was no auto pin in the
nineteen fifties. There was no auto pen in the nineteen
sixties seventies. Perhaps I don't know when it came into being.
We can find that out. But certainly if you go
back through each of the presidencies, there were consequential things
that happened in almost everyone. Now, we did have a
few placeholder presidents, but the United States has had a
really interesting and tumultuous history in our short time as
a world power. And I don't know whether I would
agree with him. There have been a few placeholder presidents
who didn't do much. But even if you look at
some of them, like Eisenhower gets a reputation of not
doing much go to the golf course, I remember us
talking about that. But if you look at Eisenhower the
beginning of the civil rights movement in America, which was
profound in a step to the school, Eisenhower played a
major role in that, and he was like mister go golf.
And he also warned, of course, of the military industrial
complex and a few other things. Hey look, let's take
a break. Now, let's leave room on the other side,
see if we have enough time to begin the Marco
Rubio address at the cabinet meeting. It was profound. James
Golden snurly Benny King leads us off. Benjamin Earl Nelson.
Benny King passed away at the Hackensack University Medical Center
back in twenty fifteen, seventy six years old. He was
originally with the Drifters. The Drifters saved the last dance
for me, you know. The Drifters went solo and this,
of course his big one in nineteen seventy's eighty seven
win number one in the UK, first released in nineteen
sixty one. Ben E. King.
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Podcast Network. The Rush Hour with James Golan Entertaining and
Informative on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 1: Okay, we are going to start, start with Marco Rubio,
we will end, we will break and then do more.
Just Rubio, let's go. I'm so sorry that's not Rubio.
When it comes to vaping cut eight is Marco Rubio?
Thank you.
Speaker 10: I'm come here.
Speaker 11: First of all, it's smister, so better be good. And
I'll be short as well. A couple of things, mister President.
I think you deserve a lot of credit.
Speaker 10: For two things.
Speaker 11: The first is assembling this great team of people, some
of whom I've boned for a long time, others have
gotten to know during this period of time.
Speaker 12: But putting together a team not just a talented.
Speaker 10: Individual, but that work well together.
Speaker 11: It's something never going to be reported on in the
media fully seen, but it happens every single day.
Speaker 12: For the most part. I interact with almost everyone around
this table at some.
Speaker 11: Level, and because of Secretary of Kennedy, I'm afraid to
eat anything. So in front of it, he said, TITSI
rolls are okay and moderation, but it's a great team.
Speaker 12: And here's the second.
Speaker 11: And I tell us to people all the time, this
is incredibly rewarding service, and you hear it in everyone's voices.
Traditionally in the past, and it's one of the problems
you got in as a country as presidents would say, Okay,
let's go do something, and then they would have to
do a study, and then a study on the study,
and then a long internal deliberative process, and by the
time you got to it, it was too late or
somebody had forgotten it. In this administration, it's moving. You
know the direction because you know why you were elected.
The American people elected you very clearly. And basically it's
measured I used to say by days and weeks. Now
it's measured by hours and minutes. But action is happening,
and that's what people want to see. And I mean
talking about foreign pactic in particular, because I'm sure this.
Speaker 10: Is fully appreciated.
Speaker 11: We have this president inherited thirty years of foreign policy
that was built.
Speaker 10: Around what was good for the world.
Speaker 11: Yes, the decisions we made as a government in trade
and foreign policy was basically, is.
Speaker 10: It good for the world? Is it good for the
global community?
Speaker 11: And under President Trump, we're making a foreign policy now
that's what is.
Speaker 10: It good for America.
Speaker 11: I appointed by you and confirmed by the Senate to
be the head of the United States Department of State,
not the World Department of State, not the Global Department
of State, the United States Department of State. And what
that means is our foreign policy is guided by three things.
Does it make America stronger, does America make America safer?
Speaker 10: And does it make America richer?
Speaker 11: If something we can do one of those three things,
and hopefully all three of those things.
Speaker 10: We're not doing it now.
Speaker 11: We went out and hired a consulting firm to help
us organize ourselves. Luckily they were free. They're called the
Department of Government Efficiency, and they helped us do a
couple of things. Number one is our foreign aid.
Speaker 12: We do up funding some crazy stuff, crazy stuff.
Speaker 11: Do you tell me how does a puppet show in
some country around the world make us stronger, safe for
a more prosperous So we got rid of puppet shows
and a bunch of other things. I'm sure there are
very good puppet shows, and I'm sure that a bunch
of charities in the world can go pay for it,
but the American taxpayer should not. We've also, by the way,
mister President, under your direction, reorganized the Department of State.
We had offices within offices within offices that didn't even
know they existed themselves, not to mention the rest of them.
And so we've begun to reorganize that as a way
to be able to empower our embassies and our ambassadors
and our regional.
Speaker 1: And let's stop it right there with Marco Rubio. Pause
it right there. And what we'll do is pick up
with Marco Rubio at the cabinet meeting and RFK had
a hum dinger wait till You Here, RFK, and it's short,
but it is powerful. Don't Go Away.
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Podcast Network. The Rush Hour with James Goldish on the
Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 1: The year was nineteen fifty seven. Elvis Presley headed into
the recording studio. It was a lever and stroller song.
We've talked about Jerry Leber before. Jail House Rock, the
theme song from his third motion picture the same name.
This song debuted at number one across the Pond, not
in the States, but of course it became one of
the signature songs for the King Elvis Presley. On this day,
jail House Rock was recorded. James Goldlan sternly with you here. Okay.
We were in the middle of Marco Rubio, and Marco
Rubio said some pretty important things. This we organization of
the State Department that he's talking about, folks, This is huge.
This turning the policy, a three decades old policy of
what is best for the world instead of the best
for the United States first is huge. These are huge
things that are being done. Let's continue with Rubio.
Speaker 12: And under President Trump, we're making a foreign policy.
Speaker 10: Now that's was it good for America.
Speaker 11: I was appointed by you and confirmed by the Senate
to be the head of the United States Department of State,
not the World Department of State, not the Global Department
of State, the United States Department of State. And what
that means is our foreign policy is guided by three things.
Does it make America stronger, does make America safer? And
does it make America richer? If something doesn't do one
of those three things, and hopefully all three of those things,
we're not doing it now. We went out and hired
a consulting firm to help us organize ourselves.
Speaker 10: Luckily they were free.
Speaker 11: They're called the Department of an Efficiency, and they helped
us do a couple of things. Number one is our
foreign aid. We'd do up funding some crazy stuff. Crazy stuff.
You tell me, how does a puppet show and in
some country around the world make us stronger, safe for
a more prosperous So we got rid of puppet shows
and a bunch of other things. I'm sure there are
very good puppet shows, and I'm sure that a bunch
of charities in the world can go pay for it
if the American.
Speaker 10: Taxpayers should not.
Speaker 11: We've also, by the way, mister President, under your direction,
reorganized a Department of State. We had offices within offices
within offices that didn't even know they existed themselves, not
to mention the right. And so we've begun to reorganize
that as a way to be able to empower our
embassies and our ambassadors.
Speaker 12: And our regional bureaus to do what many of them
signed up to do.
Speaker 10: We have a great team of ambassadors. You repointed.
Speaker 11: They're coming online every single They're very talented people, very
talented people that are involved.
Speaker 12: Something else we got out of the business wasn't widely.
Speaker 10: Reported, or maybe it was. We had a department.
Speaker 11: We had an office in the Department of State whose
job it was to censor Americans. Yes, and by the way,
I'm not going to say who it is. I'll leave
it up to them. There's at least one person at
this table today who had a dossier in that building
of social media posts to identify them as purveyors of disinformation.
We have these dossiers. We are going to be turning
those over to these individuals. Well, we are going to
turn over these dossiers to the individuals and they'll decide
whether they want to disclose it or not. But just
think about the Department of State of the United States
had set up an office to monitor the social media
posts and commentary of American citizens to identify them as
vectors of disinformation when we know that the best way
to combat disinformation is freedom of speech and transparency, and
so that's what we're going to be in.
Speaker 10: The business of doing. We're not going to have an
office that does that.
Speaker 11: Beyond that, mister President, and this will move quickly because
this has been a team effort. We have gone to
countries all over the world and said, hey, you want
good relations to the United States, you need to take
back your people that are here illegally.
Speaker 10: And we've had historic cooperation beyond that.
Speaker 11: And I say this unapologetically action for other countries to
take people from third countries. So we are acting not
just tell Salvador, we are working with other countries to say,
we want to send you some of the most despicable.
Speaker 10: Human beings to your countries. Will you do that as
a favor to us?
Speaker 11: And the further away from America the better so they
can't come back across the border.
Speaker 12: I'm not apologetic about it.
Speaker 11: We are doing that if president was elected to keep
America safe and to get rid of a bunch of
perverts and pedophiles and child rapists out of our country.
Here's something else we've done. We stopped giving student visas
to people who are coming here to burn down our
universities and take over libraries and harass people. Why are
we giving student visas to people who are coming here
to create disruption? And we've taken away to student visas
of people that are come here to do that.
Speaker 12: It's simple.
Speaker 11: If you're coming to America to start riots, we're not
gonna give you.
Speaker 12: We're gonna take away your student visa.
Speaker 11: And by the way, every country in the world that
I travel, fourteen countries in fourteen weeks, you know what
they all say to me, Yes, that's what we would
do too.
Speaker 12: So the only people who seem to.
Speaker 11: Disagree with us are a handful of federal judges and
a bunch of crazy people who get paid to write
and report.
Speaker 10: So anyway, we're getting rid of that the last.
Speaker 12: But come out, here's some good news.
Speaker 11: You know, We're gonna have the World Cup.
Speaker 1: Okay. He goes on to talk about similar things that
are coming to the United States, and I don't don't
want to spend time with that. They're important, but you
got the gist some of the meat of Marco Rubio's presentation. Now,
if you have not heard what RFK said, sit down,
sit down. This is gonna go quick. And you know
RFK has the speech thing that goes on, so you
have to listen very closely. It's only thirty seconds. But
if you have not, and by the way, the Countess
of Conspiracy, I know you're out there. The Countess of
Conspiracy raised this issue with me two years ago or
more and when she first said it, I anyway, this
is what are FK said to date thirty seconds, listen tight.
Speaker 13: We have ended AHHS as the role as the vector,
the principal vector in this country for child trafficking, and
during the Biden administration, AHHS became a collaborator in child
trafficking and for sex and for.
Speaker 10: Slavery. And we have ended that.
Speaker 13: And we're very aggressively going out and trying to find
these children. With three hundred thousand children that were lost
by the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: Did you hear that? Did you hear that? One more time?
Just one more time? Thirty seconds of Robert F. Kennedy Junior.
Today at the Trump Cabinet meeting, we have.
Speaker 13: Ended AHHS as the role as the vector, the principal
vector in this country for child trafficking. And during the
Biden administration, HHS became a collaborator in child trafficking and
for sex and for.
Speaker 10: Slavery.
Speaker 13: And we have ended that, and we're very aggressively going
out and trying to find these children, with three hundred
thousand children that were lost by the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: We are ending HHS as the vector, the biggest vector
in two things, child trafficking, involving sex and involving child slavery,
collaborating collaborateors under the Biden administration, and we're actively trying
to find the three hundred thousand kids that were lost.
RF Kennedy at the Cabinet meeting today. You won't see
that story as a headline story anywhere in the mainstream press.
I'm just saying, going back, Princess Diana looked it up
and shut my mouth and rinse it out with something soap.
The auto pin was invented, not in the nineteen sixties,
not in the nineteen thirties, not in the nineteen twenties,
not even it was around even the Civil War. Before
the Civil War. The first American president to use the
auto pen. Of course, it's not the same as it
is now digital most likely or whatever. But the first
president to use an auto pen was Thomas Jefferson in
eighteen It was invented in eighteen o three. Eighteen o three.
So I take back my remarks on the auto pen.
By the way, she Princess Diana says, she agrees with
me about the remark. I disagree with President Vance about
his remarking made about the president's being the placeholders, many
of them. And she points out that the portraits in
the Oval Office now, which is what he said, Trump
had some of the greatest presidents in there, the active executives,
including FDR, no placeholders in there. And if you go
back and you look to and you study the presidencies
of the United States, now there have been some that
I think have been horrific presidents, like Woodrow Wilson, but
he's not anseequent in consequential, not a placeholder. There were
a few and a very small number of them. But
we do not have very many presidential placeholders in our
presidential history. So all right, the ABC interview with Terry Moran,
let's just run through this really quickly. Let's just go
through them. Let's start with cut eleven, Terry Moran with
Donald Trump and share this.
Speaker 14: Is using your powers as president to get personal prevent No.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 14: I'll tell you what you're really not asking, and you
should be asking. There has never been a president in
this country in the history that was persecuted like I
was persecuted by really crooked people, dishonest, horrible people. And
it's been proven. So when you say I'm treating people,
rub I'm not treating people up. I was treated worse
than any president in the history of our country.
Speaker 1: And you know, people figured, well, maybe that's it.
Speaker 14: Finally we got you know, he's leaving town. There goes
the helicopter.
Speaker 1: And then I came back.
Speaker 14: And I came back because I have tremendous support. You know,
when you went an election like I wanted, and you
will admit I won all seven swing states, I won
the popular vote, I won seven hundred of let's see
two thousand, seven hundred and fifty districts compared to five
hundred districts.
Speaker 1: That's why the map is all read.
Speaker 14: And those people feel that I was treated unfairly.
Speaker 1: Okay, we're going to continue with Terry Terry Moran, ABC News.
Let's see, let's go cut ten. There you go.
Speaker 12: But the court hasted to facilitate that.
Speaker 14: I'm not the one making a Lawyers don't want to
do this, but the buck stops eyes on, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 1: I follow the law. You want me to follow the law.
Speaker 14: If I were the president that just wanted to do
a thing, I'd probably keep them right where you says
what the law is.
Speaker 12: Listen.
Speaker 14: I was elected to take care of a problem that
was it was an unforced era that was made by
a very incompetent man, A man that turned out to
be incompetent that you always said was wonderful, great genius, right,
and now you find out all of the media now
they're saying, what a mistake they made. A man who
was grossly incompetent allowed us to have open borders where
millions of people float in. I campaigned on that issue.
I wouldn't say it was my number one issue. But
it was pretty close. I campaigned on that issue. I've
done an amazing job. I have closed borders. He said,
you couldn't do it, and you wouldn't be able to
do it. It would never happen. Well it happened, and it
happened very quickly.
Speaker 1: Win a minute.
Speaker 14: When we have criminals, murderers, criminals in this country, we
have to get him out, and we're doing it violent.
And you'll pick out one man. But even the man
that you picked out, he's got a key, said he
wasn't a.
Speaker 10: Member of a gang.
Speaker 14: And then they looked and on his knuckles he had
MS thir's a minute thirteen.
Speaker 10: We had some tattoos that are interpreted that way.
Speaker 12: But let's move on.
Speaker 14: Wait a minute, Terry, Terry, Terry.
Speaker 1: He did not have to let or m S one.
Speaker 14: It says M S one three. That was photoshop, So
let me do it his photoshop.
Speaker 12: Terry, you can't have that.
Speaker 14: Hey, they're giving you the big break of a lifetime.
Speaker 1: You know you're doing the interview.
Speaker 14: I picked you because frankly.
Speaker 10: I never heard of you. But that's okay.
Speaker 12: I picked you, Terry.
Speaker 14: But you're not being very nice. He had MS thirteen texts.
Speaker 1: Will agree to disagree.
Speaker 5: I want to move on to something else.
Speaker 14: Harry, do you want to show you the picture? I
saw the picture, will tell you a photoshop.
Speaker 10: Here we go.
Speaker 14: Here we got photoshop.
Speaker 5: But don't look at his hand.
Speaker 14: He had MS thirty.
Speaker 10: Did have tattoos that can be interpreted that way.
Speaker 12: I'm not an expert on them.
Speaker 1: I want to turn to Ukraine.
Speaker 10: I want to get to your No.
Speaker 14: No, he had MS as clear as you can be,
not interpreted. This is why people no longer believe well
the news, because they all right.
Speaker 1: Let me just stop it there, because this goes back
and forth. This guy and Trump is not letting it go. Now.
I understand what the guy saying. By the way, in
all candor and honesty, what the guy has tattooed on
his hands? Well, Senator Graham asked somebody about it. He
asked the DA nominee Terrence Cole about it. Cut twelve,
Just hit cut twelve, and let's listen to this being
discussed in testimony with the eight.
Speaker 4: Familiar with MS thirteen, Yes, sir, briefly, what are they?
Speaker 7: They're a terrorist organization?
Speaker 15: Yeah, they've been designated at foreign terrorist organization. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
they're involved in drugs, fentan al.
Speaker 7: Y, extortion, kidnapping, drugs, intimidation, money laundering.
Speaker 4: In your time in the DEA, do they have like
membership guards?
Speaker 7: Not necessarily membership cards, but they are well recognized based
on tattoos and different Do.
Speaker 4: You have a photo I think our office provided to you.
Speaker 7: We spoke, Yeah, we spoke about it earlier.
Speaker 4: Yes, sir, can you give this to this is a
this is a photo tattoos?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 15: And what's come on, Lindsay Brio Garcia. Much attention has
been paid to his case. I think he's in Venezuela.
Speaker 1: No, that's not the point.
Speaker 4: See the photo here?
Speaker 1: Yes, right, okay, let's get to it. Thank you.
Speaker 15: Based on your time and experience and nick in the DEA, Yes,
what does that photo or those markings suggest to.
Speaker 1: You his tattoos?
Speaker 7: Want just that he's an ms THIR team member, that
those are his wives. That's his brand. Not only my
time at the de A, but currently I participate.
Speaker 4: The start with a leaf, what's that a sign of marijuana? Okay?
The next one is your smiley face okay, and the
next one is.
Speaker 7: I believe that's the one I can't. It's a little
burd out from you, sir. And the last one is
are three backwards?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 15: So based on your time as a DEA agent in
the field, particularly in Mexico, so.
Speaker 1: It means MS thirteen. It's really clear to everybody, except
for this guy from ABC News who wants to debate it,
and except for liberals who want to say that the
guy's not an MS and everybody's that. Everybody that's actually
serious about this knows what the tattoo on the guy's
hands are. They're game tax from MS thirteen, and you
better believe game bangers know what it is. We gotta
take a break rushing through this because we have so
much more stuff that I wanted to get to that
we can't today. But your calls are coming up at
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Speaker 10: James?
Speaker 6: That line, Whoopy Goldberg? Why was she gonna start telling
us the true? She knows the truth that Joe Biden
put the American cop you know, the American economy in
the Skuyper Crapper.
Speaker 1: Look, the view is okay, the view is the view.
If you want the view to be something other than
the view, if you want the host that says to
be something other than the view, it ain't gonna happen,
and you might as well just leave that alone. They
are who they are, the leftist who they are, They're
not going to I had a friend that I was
talking with and she was talking about if you know,
people should work together. These Democrats don't understand why the
Democrats don't want to work with them, because they're Democrats.
Their entire identities, their entire lives, not just for these
past one hundred days, but for the past one hundred
years have been governed by hatred. Hatred of Republicans in particular.
And when I say one hundred years, I'm not kidding.
If you go back in certain cities in Americans even
more well, that hatred has exploded into now a truly
dysfunctional hatred under Donald Trump, and we all know it.
It's TDS. I don't care what the story is. They
can't find anything good. I don't care how good things
are or how right the moves are. They will find
a reason to criticize it. So these people that represent
that line of thought in the media, regardless of what
shows there on, regardless of what news networks they're on,
regardless of whether they're trying to be entertained, and come
up with some funny joke that's not funny. They are
ruled by this TDS and they are not going to
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go to Liz in New Jersey. Hello, Liz, how are you?
Speaker 16: Hello, mister Golden, how are you this afternoon?
Speaker 1: Very well, thank you.
Speaker 16: I am a first time foller. I listen to you
most days i'm away home, so it's.
Speaker 6: Very good, very thank you.
Speaker 16: I just was going back to what you were saying
it referencing back to that ABC interview, the comments that
the reporter, who I've never heard of either, was making
about MS thirteen and trying to you know, don't believe
your lying eyes and just perfect. I mean, that was ridiculous.
But did you see the section later on where he's
asking him about pe Texas and you know, can you
give us one assurance? And Donald Trump is saying he says, well,
nobody's going to give you one hundred percent of anything
because he has It's a stupid question. And his snarky
response to that was was, uh, you know, well, you know,
can you a stupid question? Can you give me a
hundred percentasurance. I can't even give you a hundred percent asurant.
Then we're even going to finish this interview. And the
guy was like, oh, we're going to finish the interview.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this ABC, we have more of it, and we
have a lot of stuff we didn't get to today,
including tim Walls, including what's happening on CNN with Poland
we'll have to hold all of that for tomorrow. Always
it's going to be more stuff tomorrow. But that's goodness.
That's good because we have Saturday too. Anyway, we got
to go. They God blessed and protect each and every
single one of you, your families, 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 already Thursday. Until then, my friends, I
bid you, I do Bye.
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