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Speaker 4: You're Congressman Rocanna campaign with Platner over the weekend, even
after those allegations of violence came to light. When he
was pressed on his support for Platner. This is what
he said. You said there was no evidence of violence.
You in your view, there's nothing credible at this point.
Speaker 5: My view is that even according to the New York
Times piece, they said there was no harm, no injury,
there was toxic toxicity and there was a verbal intimidation,
which I condemn. But Graham has many declared that there
was no evidence abouts. That to me is a red line.
Speaker 6: Roll Connall runs around this country trying to fight for
Epstein victims, but the moment a woman comes forward and
accuses a candidate that he is supporting of abuse, he
goes silent and does not stand up.
Speaker 7: They are doing it for.
Speaker 6: Naked partisan political reasons, and it's absolutely disgusting. Women deserve
to be heard, victims do. Democrats don't care?
Speaker 8: And when have they ever?
Speaker 2: Welcome to my friends to the Monday edition of bosn
earlei'es Rush Hour, the fastest hour in American media. A
lot to do today. I was just checking in with Carlos.
Many of you that listened to Dominic Courage to Meet
the press segment where he walked off with Kirsten Walkers
with Dominic and so I'm not going to play that
right away. There are some other things that I want
to get to today. A lot going on. Scott Helly
did an interview with The New York Times. I might
hold that for Princess Diana because we haven't talked about
the whole sixty minutes.
Speaker 8: It was.
Speaker 2: The interview was interesting, how shall we say, an entitlement.
Carlos has a haircut today, We asked him, as he
in preparation? Is this preparation, Carlos, this preparation for you
hanging out with the Knicks fans tonight in Madison Square
Garden to welcome President Trump Garden.
Speaker 8: I'm not going in there. I don't have money to
go in there. Come on, man, you they lowered the price.
Speaker 9: That's true, that's true that I mean it was twelve
k and now it's like six ks. I'm oh, yeah,
that was a close one.
Speaker 2: So you're not going to spend the six thousand dollars
to sit up at the very very top of the.
Speaker 9: I mean no, no, because then no, no, no.
Speaker 2: How about the watch party? How about the watch party
that's gonna happen outside of Madison.
Speaker 8: Oh wait a minute, that's right.
Speaker 9: Security quick, Brian Park, and like you know, with all
the people there are no no.
Speaker 2: So that's where the other big watch party is going
to be at Bryant Park.
Speaker 8: I hope there's a good police presidence there. I've been
to Bryant Park also.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what happened yesterday down in Pennsylvania Station.
Speaker 8: Yes, I heard about it.
Speaker 2: Hmm G.
Speaker 8: Did you hear what happened?
Speaker 2: Yesterday at Pennsylvania Station right below Madison Square Garden, there
was a mass stabbing. Somebody must have thought they were
in the UK. Oh did I say that. I'm sorry.
It was a mass stabbing. A lot of people hurt
and jury was terrible. I believe six people, and so
non security fears really have heightened up.
Speaker 8: Stephen A.
Speaker 2: Smith ESPN still complaining that Trump should not go to
the game tonight. You know who else is supposed to
be there? Who tell them? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 8: Why is why? Socialist?
Speaker 9: His friend also was going to be there, mister Piker,
but he's not going now.
Speaker 2: You're kidding me. There are rumors that Hassan Piker was
going to go to the next game.
Speaker 9: Yes, yes, but he canceled for game four.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's stunning. You know what else is stunning? And
you better get ready for this. Just just keep this
in the back of your mind, Carlos, as you travel
back and forth into New York City. Apparently Tom Holman
is signaling that the Trump administration is making plans right
now for a dramatic escalation of immigration enforcement, in other words,
a nice surge. So that nice nice the National I
like that name for the instead of ICE, the National
Immigration and Customs Enforcement NICE is going to have a
surge in New York. And that warning comes after Socialist
Mayor Zoron mam Dami once again is saying that ICE
needs to be abolished, and Tom Homan is saying that
he's going to keep his promise to Governor Hockel to
make sure that he sends in a healthy contingent of
ICE agents to New York to do enforcement.
Speaker 8: New Jersey.
Speaker 2: Cut one please, right across the Hudson River from Nuay
of a York, New Joysey.
Speaker 8: And this was happening.
Speaker 2: How many weeks, my friends, it is still going on.
The police and the state troopers showed up. Had it
contained then Ross Baraka, the mayor of Planet Noork, and
the governor there, Mickey mikey Ryl Schrell decided, well, I
guess we don't need the police. Chaos is back. These
scenes from this weekend were terrible. There were some arrests.
You had protesters still standing in front of moving vehicles.
In fact, I don't the days are now blending in.
I think may have it may have been last week
that a so called journalist don't know the story and
that whether it's a real journal journalist to one of
these pretend journalists was approaching a moving vehicle that the
other rioters were trying to stop. The car ended up
speeding off and the journalists ended on the ground apparently
with some sort of injuries. And then the journalist was
begging on social media for anyone that had pictures of
the incident from the ground perspective to please send. But
it is still a mess out in New Jersey. In fact,
we have a report from a social media person runs
almost two minutes looking to see whether we have time,
and we do. She her name isn't given, but she is.
She describes herself pretty accurately a little deep into this,
so cut for this is from the perspective of one
of the protesters out there or rioters, if you will
not clear whether she's riot.
Speaker 10: Concentration camp in Newark, New Jersey. The concentration protesters in
support and solidarity with the hunger strikers inside who are
trying to get medically vulnerable people evacuated from this facility
because people are being tortured and neglected. There's not a
citization in here. The elected officials Notion have been finally
able to tour the facility have said the conditions are
just deplorable. So the hunger strikers are struggling for some
amount of dignity and to meet the governor to see
their demands. I know Newark police have pulled back and
they're kind of like far down the street. So Geo Group,
the private company that makes tons of money off of
housing immigrants in these detention facilities without proper nutrition, without
proper sanitization. Geo Group is now own security. So they
have come out today and beat up a few protesters.
They have pepper sprayed a few people. They ran over
guy's foot. Later that night, Geogroup stopped doing its own
security when apparently protesters were too successful at stopping Geogroup
and ICE employees from entering the facility, and the Newark
police came to help. It feels like the police sorry
up hearing, but don't let that scare you from coming out.
I myself, as a example, did not get involved in that,
but I brought a lot of water and clementines, which
people did appreciate a lot. So if you can come
out show support, bring supplies. They need water, saline solution, snacks,
purified water for the tear gas if you have extra
goggles that would be sick like big goggles. But anything
you can bring to help out would be great.
Speaker 11: And just to show support.
Speaker 8: Okay, there you go. Not enough of this.
Speaker 2: She described herself, by the way, as a py word.
She's too much a p word, and we bleaked it out.
It's not one of the seven words. We could have
left it in. But the point is, I mean, did
you hear this whole business. It's a concentration camp. They're
torturing people in there. And the elected officials that have
gone in and said there's no what she calls it sanitization.
First of all, there have been other elected officials that
have gone in and said the place is very well run,
the food is good, no one's being mistreated. And so
who are you going to believe people that have an
agenda to close it or the people that say we.
Speaker 8: Went in and we didn't see any of these things
that they're talking about.
Speaker 2: I know who I believe, and I know why because
this entire immigration debate in America is about politics. It's
about numbers. It's about the number of seats that Democrats
have and ergo, the amount of political power they have
and the amount of money that they are in charge of,
and they are desperate to hold on to all of them.
A judge, a federal judge, you know, every time you
hear that sentence, what's about to happen? A good percentage
of the time. Federal Judge Leo T. Sroken has voided
the president's skill work of visa policy today forty two page.
This is in the US District Court of Massachusetts.
Speaker 8: No surprise there where.
Speaker 2: By the way, there were no Republican representatives in the House,
despite Massachusetts having estimated forty percent Republican population, zero representation
in the House of Representatives, zero reputation. Both senator is
a Democrat and you have a House that's Democrat, So
Republicans completely iced out in that state. Democrats don't complain
about that when they complain about elections, when they complain
about democracy, etc.
Speaker 8: Etc.
Speaker 2: But the judge pretty much said that this is Congress's
exclusive power to levy taxes under the Constitution. He dismissed
the administration's claimed that the fee was a regulatory payment
and not a tax. Seems to go against the Obamacare ruling,
by the way. Anyway, The administration is expected to appeal,
but again, you have now another federal judge deciding that
he should be the one to call the executive branch,
which is supposed to be a coequal branch of government
to heat. Still, and that's only the beginning of the
immigration stuff. We didn't get to La yet. We will
get there. Spencer, Spencer Pratt, as you know, is no
longer in the lead thanks to California's election system. Boston
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Speaker 12: Most of them from out of state.
Speaker 8: Look, these are paid protesters.
Speaker 12: We get in our facial recognition of people from Portland.
There are at Portland riots and many from the Minnesota. Is
the well planned, established thing they're doing. This isn't homegrown.
There's a lot of local people there to protest piecefuly,
and they certainly can do that. But the violence, majority
of violence, not all. The majority's coming from out of
town people.
Speaker 2: That was Tom home and of course JD Fance Events
Vice President JD Vance was on Fox That's Cut seven
and he was talking about the very same thing, these
violent agitators that show up all around and we have
been hearing folks for I guess the better part of
a year that people are following the money, and he
addressed that.
Speaker 8: Here's what the Vice president had to say.
Speaker 13: People want to see someone go people go to jail
for this.
Speaker 11: Well, first of all, people will go to jail for this,
But the President of the United States has made very
clear we're taking a whole of government approach to this.
We're looking at the funding networks, We're looking at the
people who are inciting violence. We're looking at the people
who are promoting and encouraging violence. That takes time to.
Speaker 8: Do with the right way.
Speaker 11: Lord, We're going to make sure that we do this
the right way.
Speaker 3: Wait.
Speaker 11: First, I understand, of course you have to protect people
First Amendment rights. You have to protect people's free speech rights.
But the First Amendment does not protect imminent incitements to violence.
Speaker 8: If you are actively.
Speaker 11: Promoting your fellow man to kill other people, that is
not protected by the First Amendment, and we have to
be clear about that.
Speaker 8: We have to go after that stuff.
Speaker 2: But well, I will just say this, we're waiting and
we have a lot of patients. But at the same time,
I think many of us have just I'm sorry to
say it, a doubt, a doubt whether we will ever
see the organizations, the people really behind this held to
account because many of them are among the deep of
the deep state. We're talking about people with a moneyed interest.
There's no question about it. When you look at the
way the Antifa tent was set up at Delaney Hall,
got electricity in there. You've got it's an expensive operation.
And you just heard Tom Holman talk about these people
that travel from places from Seattle and they're in New Jersey,
from Portland, Oregon. They're in New Jersey. I doubt whether
they're hitchhiking. Somebody is paying them and we know that.
So I hope, and I believe many of us hope
that it is not just words, that the funding mechanisms
for all of this chaos will be exposed and people
will be held to account. All Right, California, so much
coming out of California. We're not gonna miss that. Stay
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Speaker 2: Okay, Los Angeles, California. As you know, well, you know,
you know what has happened out in California. Let us
go to cut number ten, a Fox News report from
over the weekend, and just listen.
Speaker 8: Go ahead.
Speaker 14: By about three thousand votes into that critical second place spot.
If Ramin holds onto her lead, she'll advance to the
runoff election against Mayor Karen Bass in the fall. Now,
before the ballot dump yesterday, Spencer Pratt posted in part,
writing we've got all all the way till July sixth.
That keep counting. They're not the only ones who know
where to find votes now. Moments after the new numbers
came in, Mayor Karen Bass's campaign released a statement attacking
Ramen and labeling Romen her general election opponent, seemingly ruling
out a Pratt comeback. A spokesperson writing we look forward
to winning a contest against an opponent who allows encampments
near schools and fights against hiring more cops. Yet his
mia on saving Hollywood jobs and fighting back when Ice
invades LA. Now, on Friday, we interacted with an assistant
US attorney inside the ballot counting facility. Here, the DOJ
says he was observing and the first assistant US attorney
in LA.
Speaker 7: Bill A.
Speaker 14: Sale says California has refused to give the federal government
its voter roles and allows first time voters.
Speaker 7: To use IDs like JIM and debit cards.
Speaker 14: Assale also writes California allows third parties to collect and
turn in ballots on voter's behalf, a practice known as
ballot harvesting.
Speaker 8: With few restrictions.
Speaker 14: This makes it difficult to track who actually received, completed,
and submitted each ballot. Now As Sli says, there are
ongoing voter fraud investigations here in southern California. He points
to a recent woman who is arrested for allegedly paying
people on.
Speaker 8: Skid row to register to vote.
Speaker 14: Bill Dana, Matt Finn, thank you nicest.
Speaker 8: Yeah. Uh.
Speaker 2: Harry, who I play regularly, and he has a he look,
he does polling, he has opinions. He's missing something in
this one, and I shall try to explain later.
Speaker 8: Cut two.
Speaker 2: Here is Harry inting from CNN commenting on what he's
transpired in Los Angeles County and what's's transpiring on a
broader look when you look at the entire state. Of course,
the governor's elections are being to the governor election.
Speaker 15: So in the NBA finals tonight, up the screen at
Massis wring one.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, stop, stop, stop, We have two from him,
and that's the wrong one.
Speaker 16: This is the dumbest conspiracy theory I have ever heard.
Because the Democratic Establishment and Karen Bass wanted Spencer Pratt
and the runner. They don't want any part to do
with Nathia Rahman. Why is that because just take a
look here, Okay, mayor ran runoff poles Bass versus opponent,
versus Pratt, Bass would to crush Pratt by eighteen points.
That's what the polling showed. Look at how she does
against Nthia Ramen. On the other hand, Ramen is ahead
by four points. Bass has a real race on her
hand if in fact Ramen is the one who advances.
And of course the Democratic Establishment is backing Karen Bass.
But versus Spencer Print, she was crushing him. She wanted
to face Print, she wanted nothing to do with Roman
and That's why these conspiracy theories, simply put, make no sense.
Speaker 15: People, when we talk about favorability, you have more evidence here.
Speaker 16: Yeah, this is more evidence.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 16: Why is it that Nitthia Rahman is doing so much
better than Spencer Pratt would against Karen Bass. It's simply put,
Ramen is actually decently liked by La City voters. Look
at this, Okay, Nithia Ramen plus five on the net
favorability rating, Karen Bass way underwater at minus twenty two points.
You basically just need someone who's half decently well like
to be favored or at least have a real shot
against the incoming Karen Pass. Spencer Pratt, on the other hand,
look at that. He's even less light than Carabas. He's
thirty two points underwater. Karen Bass doesn't want to face
Nithia rum She would love to face Spencer Pratt because,
simply put, she's managed to find someone who's more unpopular
than she is, and she's quite unpopular.
Speaker 2: This is really interesting.
Speaker 8: You look at these numbers.
Speaker 15: One of these things is not like the other. No,
she is definitely more like than the other two. Now,
the president here, obviously, the president is looking at this
race He's all kinds of upset about it. He presumably
wanted Pratt here.
Speaker 16: Yes, Republican wants to Republican News at eleven Angelino's what
do they think about the president? Yeah, okay, this is
the other thing. The President United States is such a
dread on Spencer Pratt. I mean, hello, okay, Los Angeles
city voters. Trump's net approval rating in the City of
Los Angeles is about fifty five points underwater. I mean
the idea that a Republican could be the mayor of
New York when the president of United States has a
net approval rating fifty Yeah, it's so difficult, fifty five
points underwater and then registered as Republican just fifteen percent
of the voters in the City of Los Angeles or
registered as Republican fifty five percent of Democrat Spencer Pratt
was facing a mountain in order to win, and so
Karen Bass and the Democratic establishment knew that there's basically
no chance a Republican could be the next mayor of
New York. The only way she could lose is that
she goes up against another Democrat. And you see it
right here, very simply put up by four. No wonder
and that is where the results right now are moving.
A Ramen versus Bass general election, which I said at
the top, an absolute nightmare for the Democratic establishment and
Karen Bass. They would have much preferred Spencer Pratt.
Speaker 15: A lot of discomfort, no doubt this morning in and
around the establishment in Los Angeles, Harry, and thank you
for explaining that.
Speaker 8: So thank you.
Speaker 15: You're an outstanding human you.
Speaker 2: I am not going to dispute his take on the numbers,
the numbers of the numbers. The numbers are the numbers
I am, and I have said all along. This is
to me not about the numbers. It is about the
entire process. Let us go back to the beginning of
what this is and both the male race, in both
the governor's race, we're looking at a rigged setup by Democrats.
Because Democrats eviscerated the two party system. Instead, they chose
this thing called in their case, a jungle primary. Little
racist terminology. However, yeah, it's jungle they it's the jungle primary. Right,
So the jungle primary was meant to make sure we
lock out all the Republicans forever and ever we have
another Democrat as long as you run a few Democrats.
Democrats will win in Los Angeles. Is the theory if
there were a two party system and the Democrats would
actually have to defend their viewpoints in a political race,
then voters would have a true chance to choose between
two opposing ideologies or a different ideology hopefully.
Speaker 8: But that's not it.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 2: Then the second thing they did, which is huge, They
don't clean the vot to roles. There's no voter id
and ballot harvesting is a total scam that is rife
for fraud. Now by saying this, am I saying that
fraud was committed. No, but the conditions for massive fraud
and for an election that is politically rigged or all there. Now,
I think it's interesting because this idea, well, can you
prove it? Is there any evidence of fraud? This was
asked to attorney US attorney Jake Clayton. He was on
CNBC Cut eleven Carlos and this is what he had
to say about it, And this is exactly right.
Speaker 17: Hey, Jay, here's the piece of this that I don't understand.
There may be fraud that may not be fraud in
our election system to some degree one way or the other.
I think, as Becky pointed out, Obviously the law is
the law in California. Could have a big debate about
whether to change the law. But do you think that
it helps, given where you sit in the world, to
speculate about fraud or potential fraud without any direct evidence
of said fraud, because typically if you would bring your case,
I'm stortally wouldn't want to speculate about the case.
Speaker 18: I am not speculating about fraud. I'm not saying there
is fraud, okay. I am saying that the opportunity for
fraud makes no sense to me when we can have
run a much better system.
Speaker 17: But I only say that because the President over the
weekend very openly didn't just speculate that there was fraud.
He said directly that there was fraud.
Speaker 18: Let me also say that, Andrew, there are a lot
of people who look at this and say there is
no fraud, Okay. I don't think that they're right either.
When you have a situation where you don't have voter ID,
where there no there's no voter idea in New York.
One of the most ironic things in the last six
months of my life is I go into vote. Last November,
I go into my local school and you know what
that says above the door in the local school, must
have ID to enter, must have ID to enter the school.
But the person in front of me pulled out their
ID and the poll workers said, I don't need that,
just sign up.
Speaker 8: I'm like no.
Speaker 18: It was almost kafka. S like we all we're all
worried about the integrity of our voting system. Let's all
agree that it can be improved dramatically.
Speaker 7: Right are you?
Speaker 13: You?
Speaker 8: Probably right? Right?
Speaker 2: Right? Okay? You know what, folks, I had. I spoke
last night at a political event. I was invited to
the wonderful Free State of Floodido uh In. It was
just a beautiful evening. It was a Trump Golden age event.
Political like Byron Donald's was there and he was certainly exciting.
Mister Navarro was there and that was very interesting and exciting.
You don't know who mister Navarro is. I'm gonna tell
you one day. But one of the things that I
point out Sarah Palin, by the way, was the keynote,
and I interviewed Sarah Palin for this. It was a
wonderful event. Travel was a bit rough. My sciatichis kicking
my butt literally, I'm sitting on an ice pack as
we speak.
Speaker 8: I have been for the whole show.
Speaker 2: Nothing like having a cold behind.
Speaker 8: Anyway.
Speaker 2: One of the things that I brought up last night,
and I will bring it up in relation to this
is and nudge your head mister, mister Navarro's here inside
the studio today, if this would correct the audience was
in your estimation. The audience shock when I told them
that one place, the place in the world that had
an election system that was more secure than the United States.
If you remember that part I do. Were they surprised?
They were very surprised, Ladies and gentlemen. Here we are
United States of America. There is a nation and they're
not the only one in the world that requires you
prove your identity before you cast your vote, and they
have you on record biometrically. They have your EyePrint. They
look you have to look into an eye scanner like
the way you do it. Are clear when you have
to if you use clear to get to get the past.
You know, quicker tsa time, fingers stuff. It's biometric. That
is the nation of Somalia. If you vote in Somalia,
you're gonna have to use biometric technology. Here we are
the United States of America and California where we are
mailand voting. How long has mail been in the United
States since Benjamin Franklin Pony Express. We live in an
age now where the technology will verify who every single
person is. If you really wanted to go to extremes,
you could get DNA, but we but most people wouldn't
go for that. But biometric California refuses and the Democrats
refuse to do anything that will allow our elections to
be truly safe. And there is a reason, and that
is the issue. And we keep sitting here arguing over
the stuff. Well was it forrud was there evidence of fraud?
Speaker 18: What?
Speaker 2: Why isn't the election system secure? That is the argument.
When we get back, ladies and gentlemen, Clip of the Day,
Clip of the day coming up. Whatever you do, don't
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Speaker 2: And Ladies and gentlemen, it is time for the Clip
of the day. This was going Fox. Her name is
Chloe Trepanatoe and trepanah Toe, and she had comments about
the LA election net where I thought brilliant, And here is.
Speaker 7: Missus Chloe, he sing in LA.
Speaker 19: They've got feces all over the streets, Homelessness is rampant,
there's vagrants plaguing that city. And yet it looks like
this is still going to choose Nythia Rahman, who is
to the left of a Cuban trained Marxist. That is
how far gone LA is. But of course we know
that there is legalized fraud in California as well. They
allow for ballot harvesting, They do not clean their voter rolls,
They send mail in ballots to every single person in
that state. They have tons of dropbox locations which have
been vandalized recently. So there is tons of legalized fraud
room for error, and obviously we're seeing that error play out,
and we saw it play out last night. I feel
terribly for Spencer Pratt. If I were in Angelino, I'd
be very, very upset right now.
Speaker 13: And you heard Spencer Pratt say, look, I'm going to
do the ballot harvesting too. If it's allowed, I'm going
to get in on the game too. But obviously, based
upon the numbers we see right now, there may not
be enough. But again, County continues, continues, and continues. Chloe Trappanado,
thank you, We appreciate it, thank.
Speaker 8: You, And that was amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I think she's with, uh yeah, I'll look
where she says she's with one of the daily publications,
will find out exactly what it is. Well, it's time
for us to leave, Carlos. We're leaving with who and why?
Speaker 9: So today is the birthday of well known rapper Kanye West,
also known as Yay. And I felt the need to
do this because don't have the opportunity to listen to
him anywhere anymore, because like he's like banned from all
these places.
Speaker 8: But well, didn't you tell me that he had a
concert where.
Speaker 9: He had a huge concert in Turkey, which is one
of the few places that allowed him to you know,
even perform there where in front of one hundred and
eighteen thousand people, which is I think it's a lot
of people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's about as many people. Is not going to
be in front of Madison Square Garden tonight.
Speaker 9: What a day?
Speaker 8: What a day.
Speaker 2: Let us know, we gotta go make God bless protect
each and every single one of you, your family, please,
your loved ones. Love and gratitude. My friends, you are
being here with me, allowing me to be with you.
I am having a back and forth session with the
Countess of conspiracy over biometric identifications. We'll have to fill
you in another time on this because this is really interesting.
Speaker 8: Anyway.
Speaker 2: Thank you for allowing me to be with you and
allowing well and for having me appreciate it. God willing.
We're back tomorrow for the Tuesday edition of Bo Surlee's
Rush Hour. Until then, my friends, I bid you, I do.
Speaker 8: Bye.
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