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Speaker 6: Well. I have just finished testifying. I answered every one
of their questions as fully as I could, based on
what I knew, and what I knew is what I
said in my statement this morning. I never met Jeffrey Epstein,
never had any connection or communication with him. I knew
Gallaine Maxwell casually as an acquaintance. But whatever they asked me,
I did my very best to respond. It was disappointing
that they refused to hold a public hearing so I
wouldn't have to be out here characterizing it for you.
You could have seen it for yourself. We had asked
for that. We think it would have been better for
the committee.
Speaker 7: Welcome, my friends to the It's already Friday again edition
of Bosner Lee's at Rush, our fastest out in American media. That,
of course, the former first later lady, former senator from
New York, the former she's a former lot of things,
foremer most cheated on woman in America. Well that she
still may hold that title. The uh former she did
something else? Oh yeah, she was a secretary of State. Yeah,
oh yeah, former head of the Bill Clinton bimbo eruptions
unit as well.
Speaker 4: What do you looking at me like that?
Speaker 7: You have never heard of the bill You have never
heard of the bimbo eruptions Unit. Oh, Carlos, are you
you need to be so glad you're here to learn
the history, the political history of Mecca. Can you believe? Yes,
he's young, he doesn't. They don't know what happened. Folks, Carlos,
have you ever seen the movie Primary Colors or heard
of it?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 7: Primary Colors was a huge blockbuster bestseller book because it
was supposed to be and for years the writer was anonymous.
We later learned who he was about the Bill Clinton
campaign for the presidency and there was a lot of
woman trouble in the campaign because the character played by
John Travolta that was supposed to be the real life
character of Bill Clinton used to sleep around with a
lot of women and get caught.
Speaker 4: Now in real life we do know this.
Speaker 7: When the Clintons were running, there was a lot of
woman trouble popping up here and there, and the wife
at the time, the woman that would become all of
those things, future Secretary of State, the first Lady of
the United States for two terms, the senator from New York,
most cheated on women in American history, headed up what
was referred to at the time as the Bimbo. We
can't have these bimbos erupting going out to the president
while we're running for president, blabbing about what they did
with Bill Clinton. In some cases, women were complaining about
things that Bill Clinton did to them against their will.
There are two of those documented. You can look up
the names. One either Broderick, that's one, and then there
was another young woman who actually they were Democrats and
claimed that Bill Clinton did things to them against their will.
In fact, after one of the incidents, former President Bill
Clinton was alleged to have told the woman who was
bruised at the time, Hey, maybe maybe they'll go put
some ice on that. Put some ice on that. So
Bill Clinton has had a histoire with women, with women,
including Paula Jones. That one went all the way up
to the Supreme Court in terms of what the deposition
could she sue him for sexual harassment when he was president. Oh,
the Bill Clinton years were some very fun years for
We looked back, many of us fondly over the Bill
Clinton years, and you youngsters don't know anything about it.
It was a tumultuous time in America. So Hillary coming
out today and basically saying, you know, I did my best.
And then there was all the stories about Hillary that
could take another hour. Hillary and her days in the
Rose Law Firm, Hillary Vinceton Foster, Hillary, Hillary Webster, what's
his name that was with justice?
Speaker 4: Right, This thing could take hours.
Speaker 7: There are many books written about this history wah in
the United States. And of course we didn't even get
to the most famous woman anyway. So Hillary came out
and spoke to the press. Bill Clinton, of course, was
deposed or is being deposed today. Hillary also cut all right,
let's go through these real quick. Hillary was asked about
Bill Clinton's pictures, pictures that he's taken with. Now, there
are pictures all over with Bill Clinton. In fact, you're
just triggering me.
Speaker 4: Women.
Speaker 7: When Bill Clinton was first elected Carlos, he was considered
the sex symbol for Democrat women. Women used to talk
about how they used to dream about Bill Clinton. There
was a famous woman I'll have to remember her name,
She's a public figure who publicly said that she would
give Bill Clinton a that she would do certain things
to him in involving of an oral nature if he
would sign particular legislation that she wanted with.
Speaker 4: She'd do that.
Speaker 7: These were the sexual years of the American presidency. Okay, wow,
So cut five. Hillary Clinton with asked the Bible.
Speaker 8: Sharing your opening about how a heartbroken you have been
for the st survival President's files would come out. Can
you talk to us a little bit about how you have.
Speaker 6: The processed and reacted.
Speaker 8: To the fact that the former president, your husband Jill Clinton,
is referenced to the st files newer signs, including in
some photos featuring women. And how have you been persuingly
preparing for the deposition that is twenty tomorrow. Are you
one hundred percent confident that there isn't anything that the
former president knows about that he's fine.
Speaker 6: I am, And I think the chronology of the connection
that he had with Epin Epstein ended years several years
before anything about Epstein's criminal activities came to life, and
that he was charged and sadly given a sweetheart deal,
which as I said in my statement, and that not happened.
Perhaps his predatory behavior could have been stopped earlier. But
I think it is fair to say that the vast
majority of people who had contact with him before his
criminal please in eight were, like most people, he did
not know what he was doing. And I think that
that is exactly what my husband will testify to tomorrow.
Speaker 7: Did you see the clever ways he tried to be
it's Epstein and oh Epstein, like she doesn't really know
his name. Come on, Hillary, give me a break, Okay.
Hillary Clinton also was asked about Gilain Maxwell going to
her daughter's wedding cut six and here's that little bit.
Speaker 3: Of Chelsea Clinton's wedding in two thousand and seven.
Speaker 9: She'd already been mentioned in a civil lawsuit by Fortunior
Geoffrey before that, Jeffrey Epstein already being convincing before.
Speaker 6: She came as the plus one, the guest of someone
who was invited.
Speaker 7: Thank you allan, I'm not doing any more questions on
this crap. Oh, we play that out of water, because
she was also before that was the last question. Hillary's like, okay,
they're asking about Glaine and Chelsea. I gotta get out
of here. But before that, she also so it says
she was asked about UFO was and other stuff by
the committee cut for Hillary Clinton presser.
Speaker 10: It then got at the end.
Speaker 6: Quite unusual because I started being asked about UFOs and
a series of questions about Pizzagate, one of the most vile,
bogus conspiracy theories that was propagated on the Internet, that
was serving as the basis of a member's questions to me.
So I can only say that the best exchange that
I had came at the very end.
Speaker 7: Okay, it was Nina Burley that was the woman. I'm
going to quote this, and please don't get met. I'm
quoting from a news article Nina, but she was a
former reporter, and this is Nina Burley, and this is
what she told Howard Kurtz about her feelings regarding Bill Clinton.
This is from nineteen ninety eight quote. I would be
happy to give him, Bill Clinton, a blowjob, just to
thank him for keeping abortion legal. I think American women
should be lining up their presidential kneepads to show their
gratitude for keeping the theocracy off our backs. She was
a contributor to Time magazine and a former reporter. That
is what she told the Washington Post Howard Kurtz at
the time, she would be happy to give him a
BJ and she thinks other women should be lining up
getting on their knees to do the same to Bill Clinton.
These were doing during the Clinton years. Now Bill Clinton,
Bill Clinton testify today. Let us take a break. Now
he was deposed today. Let us take a break, ladies
and gentlemen, so we have some time to spend with that.
James Golden is nearly fastest out on American media.
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Speaker 7: Okay, So Clinton today testified Number one. He said, Trump,
you know, he never talked to me about anything with
Epstein on nothing, and that's raising some headlines. Big Donald
Trump said he's not so happy about Bill Clinton.
Speaker 4: This is him.
Speaker 7: I cut three him outside of the White House today,
helicopter going.
Speaker 4: He's on his way to Tejas. I don't like seeing
him debous. You know, they certainly went after me a
lot going than that.
Speaker 6: I don't like him.
Speaker 4: I don't like him. I like him, I don't like
seeing him debug.
Speaker 7: I like him, I don't like seeing in the pose now, Carlos.
One of the big stories nineteen ninety eight, It was
the big story of the year. Here comes this story
Matt Drudge Internet that Bill Clinton, that there was a
cover up about Bill Clinton in the intern. It gets
real deep. You all know what happened then, But then
no one knew. As the story was unfolding, we hear
this thing Bill Clinton in turn into what in turn,
what's he doing with the intern? And the story was spiked.
Newspapers didn't print it. It was on the internet own,
and it started exploding into a story. And as it
started exploding into a story, Bill Clinton, President of the
United States of America, came out and cut one and
this is.
Speaker 4: What he said to deny the story. Ever, this is
a bunch of garbage.
Speaker 9: But I want to say one thing to the American people,
almost one thing.
Speaker 4: Thank you to listen to me.
Speaker 9: I'm going to say this.
Speaker 4: Listen to me.
Speaker 9: I did not have sexual relations for that woman, miss Lewinsky.
I never told anybody to lie, not a single time.
Never these allegations are false, and I need to go
back to work for the American people.
Speaker 4: Thank you. He turned his book on the questions follow.
Speaker 7: The first lady, final light. Now okay, so not in January.
February comes and goes, the stories intensified, March come and go, April, May, June, July,
and here we are at August. All the months later,
at August and cut to this is what happened in
August of that year.
Speaker 10: Good evening, this afternoon, in this room, from this chair,
I testified before the Office of Independent Counsel and the
Grand Jury. I answered their questions truthfully, including questions about
my private life, questions no American citizen would ever want
to answer. Still, I must take complete responsibility for all
my actions, both public and private, and that is why
I am speaking to you tonight. As you know, in
a deposition in January, I was asked questions about my
relationship with Monica Lewinsky. While my answers were legally accurate,
I did not volunteer information. Indeed, I did have a
relationship with miss Lewinsky that.
Speaker 4: Was not appropriate. In fact, it was wrong.
Speaker 10: It constituted a critical lapse in judgment and a personal
failure on my part, for which I am solely and
completely responsible. But I told the grand jury today, and
I say to you now that at no time did
I ask anyone to lie, to hide or destroy evidence,
or to take any other unlawful action. I know that
my public comments and my silence about this matter gave
a false impression I misled people, including even my wife.
Speaker 4: My law deeply gridded. Yeah, those were the days, my friends.
We thought they would end, and they did.
Speaker 7: But Hillary Bill Clinton again deposed, who said I did
not have sex with any of them women, and I
did not ask anybody.
Speaker 4: To lie for me either. Well, I'm not sure if
that's what he said. We'll be right back The.
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Speaker 7: Is the Rush Hour with James Golden, Most Nerdly with
you now, Bill Clinching. The thing is for those of
you in the younger generations, like Carlos and my next TJ.
You guys don't understand the Clinton administration the way some
of us that were following it every day do. We
had things in this country that we had never seen
before with Bill Clinton accusations. The level of corruption that
the Clintons ushered in. In fact, there was John Wong
famously who stood outside who said, one day White House,
just like a subway, put token in, you'll get stuff up.
The level of corruption payoffs that were going on. There
was another one instance where one of the donors with
Laurel allegedly sold military guidance secrets to the Chinese in
exchange Clinton donors and help them help them get their
missile technology straightened out. Secrets to the Chinese that helped
them weapons more accurately.
Speaker 4: At US.
Speaker 7: It was there was so many stories of corruption oozing out,
not just the sexual stuff that kind of defines the error,
but it was more than that. In fact, the very
architecture of the deep state that Donald Trump is trying
to unravel. You can look at the deep state to
me in three distinct growth periods.
Speaker 4: The deep state started in a way with.
Speaker 7: Franklin Delano Roosevelt with this massive bureaucracy that would become
the bohemos federal government. Lyndon Johnson grew it during the
sixties with his so called Great Society, and then then
you had the Clintons, and the Clintons. I just Princess
Diana just said said something I find made China a
world power by selling American secrets to China. This stuff
all happened under the Bill Clinton watch and the deep
state as we know it grew under Obama. But the
architects of the deep state, the modern day deep state,
were Bill and Hillary Clinton. So there's a lot of
history to unpack there. Anyway, we want to move on
to a few other matters today, including some things that
liberals claim don't happen. Here's a report that comes to
us from of all places, Alabama, Alabama. Little talent in Alabama,
and I want you to listen. This is cut ten
Fox ten down then Alabama had this local report.
Speaker 4: Wants you to listen to this carefully.
Speaker 11: First tonight, voter fraud allegations rocking a small town in
South Alabama. Three people arrested accused of filling out bogus
absentee ballots.
Speaker 4: As a story broke on all of our digital platforms.
Speaker 12: This afternoon, our Natalie Williamson has your late reporting from
Frisco City in Monroe County.
Speaker 11: Natalie, the accusations are related to last year's municipal election.
Speaker 13: There, that's right, Lindis and Cameron. The three women were
arrested today for voter fraud in connection to the Frisco
City municipal election last August. This big development follows a
lawsuit that was filed which also alleges wrongdoing in the
August election. Tonight, election cheating allegations in small town, Alabama,
three women accused of rigging a bunch of absentee ballots.
Court documents filed today in Monroe County Revilla Grand Jury
and dited sixty seven year old Sharon Dinson, forty six
year old Samantha Kyles, and fifty nine year old Sarah
Bennett for illegally filling out and submitting ballots during the
Frisco City municipal election in August of twenty twenty five.
Those same records show Dinson changed seven people's ballots, Kyles
altered four people's ballots, and Bennett changed nine people's ballots.
The criminal charges follow a civil lawsuit that was filed
last September by former Frisco City Mayor Alan Lang, who
lost the August election. In it, Lang is challenging the
vote count, saying one hundred and thirty one illegal absentee
ballots were counted, which changed the results. According to the lawsuit,
eighty five people falsely claimed they would work a ten
hour shift on election day to justify voting absentee, thirty
three people claimed they were physically disabled and couldn't vote
in person, and at least thirteen people who didn't live
in the town voted. The Alabama AG's office says the
three suspects arrested today are facing a total of seventeen
counts of ballot harvesting and twenty counts of unlawful use
of an absentee ballot. This case is being prosecuted by
the Special Prosecution the Vision for the State Attorney General
in Frisco City, Natalie Williamson Foxton.
Speaker 7: Now, folks, this is a small town as you never
even heard of. Most of you in this vast and
ever growing listening audience, I dare say, never even heard
of the small town of Frisco. Whatever it is scool Alabama.
Probably couldn't pointed out somebody put the map of Alabama.
You couldn't go and just put your finger on where
this town is. Never heard of it, little small town,
and yet you have over allegedly a scheme involving what
absentee ballots, people pretending that they need them when they don't,
and then being able. Then you have three other people
changing ballots that are harvested. Now, if this can happen
in a municipal election, a small, little municipal election, and
it is alleged that enough votes were changed to affect
the outcome of the election. If these people can do
this in a little small town, what do you think
is happening in big city where you have millions of
ballots that are collected and harvested absentee.
Speaker 4: What do you think the possibility.
Speaker 7: Do you think that this is just the isolated incident
that these people in this little small town in Alabama
never heard of it, which Alabama figured out how to
cheat in the election, but nobody else in the country
has figured this out. Do you think this is just
some kind of isolated incident. This is why hang we
need the Save Act. This is han you need voter
IDs to match up what people who say they are
before and they go to the polls themselves and we
get rid of this system that is designed to cheat.
Speaker 4: This is absurd that this happens and everybody's okay with
it now.
Speaker 7: Now, speaking of voter ID the United State of the Union.
On Fox News Channel, they had a panel. On this
panel there happening to be two black people. The rest
of them were not people of color. And so one
of the young men of color, of not color, young
guy looking, you know, pretty much like the Democrat, you know,
version of the I don't want to call him a
pajama boy because he didn't look exactly look like a
pajama boy. But he was one of the young, nerdy
white guys telling black people how dumb they are because
they can't figure out how to vote. He's doing it nicely,
he's doing it out of his altruistic good heart. You know,
these poor stupid people can't figure out how to get
out d You know, we got to help them.
Speaker 4: You know, they're just stupid. They don't can't.
Speaker 7: I mean, he didn't say those in fact, instead of
me describing it, why don't we listen together? Cut twelve
to this panel discussing voter ID. The first is this
young liberal young man who's just full of good intentions.
Speaker 12: To say that is very likely more aimed at voter
suppression and at keeping key demographics that the Republican Party
does not want voting to not show out us. I
think very often minority of demographic.
Speaker 14: That's not true.
Speaker 1: This is the thing where that's my suggestion is it's
going to keep the black vote down. I've got two
black panelists here, Adua, that's not you have ID and
proofo citizenship.
Speaker 14: Yeah, and if I need a copy of my birth certificate,
it's just a matter of going online or going up
to the department and asking for it and showing my
information to get it. I mean to say that it
would negatively affect a minority group because they're somehow not
educated enough to get these documents is completely outrageous.
Speaker 1: Anty.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but that's the line, and these guys just go
on repeating it. I'm glad she called them out on it.
Let's see. We have so much more. But before we
do that, I would like to inject just a fun
moment here. Well, before we get to the fun moment,
Zoran got fourteen. Zoran talking about his meeting at the
White House yesterday with President Donald J.
Speaker 4: Trump. Good morning everyone, Good morning Zoran.
Speaker 1: It is true a pleasure to be here.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much, Thank you for Thank you country.
Speaker 1: Remarks. Okay, before we speak about the week's Fiel Heritage Center,
I want to share a few wor about my recent
visit to the White House. Yesterday, I did something that
I am truly reluctant to do.
Speaker 4: I left New York City.
Speaker 1: I traveled down to Washington, d C. To meet with
President Trump in the Oval Office. I have said time
and again that our city faces an immense affordability crisis.
It is felt by residents here in Weeksville, across Brooklyn,
and across the five boroughs of the city that we
all love and call home, and is felt whenever New
Yorkers try to find a place to live, go grocery shopping,
put their kids in childcare, or even take public transit.
Addressing this crisis was the focus of my meeting with
the President. I proposed working together to build more than
twelve thousand new homes in our city, which we the
single largest housing development in New York City has seen
since nineteen seventy three. The President was interested in the idea,
and I look forward to the ensuing conversations about how
to build more housing in a city that doesn't have
enough of it. We also discussed the immigration cases I
know are front of me for so many New Yorkers.
I shared my concern with the President about i's detention
of Columbia student Elmina Agayeva yesterday morning, as well as
the detention of four additional New Yorkers in relation to
the university, Mahmoud Khalil masel Mahdawi, jinse O Chung and
the Kacordia. I asked that their cases be dropped. I'm
grateful that shortly after our meeting, the President called me
to inform me that Elmina would be imminently released, and
indeed she was. Now I want to speak about the
reason that we are together today.
Speaker 7: Okay, thank you. Yeah, this was this young gal that
had been daring pretty much Ice to come get her.
Speaker 4: They got her.
Speaker 5: Uh she.
Speaker 7: But she got out. I guess we'll see whether she stays.
She's a student over at Columbia. The other three no Dice,
so he got a little something. Look, I'm not mad
and Trump Ormandami, you know, I think it's disgraceful. Alvin Bragg,
these guys assaulted police officers. Alvin Bragg of course letting
them off. Mondomin not thinking about if you New York
City police officers get too tired of this. There were
other states in these United States of America who would
welcome you to bring safety and to help their states
maintain safety. You could have a much nicer life than
you do working for people that don't like you. You
could actually leave and go to places where people love
their police officers and would never tolerate their police officers
being pelted with chunks of ice and have a district
attorney let them out. So just a word to you
New York City police officers who are having to endure
this nonsense. There are places in the United States where
you would be given a hero's welcome to join the communities.
People would love you in their community and they would
throw flower pedals at you, not ice chunks, and those
they would throw gently for their appreciation that you are there. Now,
I promised to live a moment of levity.
Speaker 4: We have a moment. We have such a moment, and
I mean that.
Speaker 7: New York City Police officers, you brave, you brave, hard
working law enforcement officers who help maintain public safety in
some of the most horrid conditions in the human world.
You would be loved in other places. The mayors of
other American cities would welcome you with open arms, would
praise your expertise, would want it. You don't have to
stay in a city where the and the District Attorney
disrespect you at every single turn that they can. There
are places that would love.
Speaker 1: To have you.
Speaker 7: We promised the moment of levity, my friends, and they
would love to have you today if you wanted to apply.
And so let us get back to we'd love police
officers most people saying, people love our police officers for
what they do. It is insanity that these New York
City police officers have to put up with this rot
gut from these gutlass politicians, including the District Attorney, who
should be supporting law enforcement. Anyway, we did promise you
a moment, and here it is Piers Morgan, broadcaster, we're
speaking with Roseanne Barr. And he asked Roseanne Barr about
one of the defining questions of our time, a question
that even one of our justices on the Supreme Court
had a very very difficult time answering. He asked Roseanne
what defines a woman? And this is how that exchange went.
Speaker 4: Well, is a woman a woman is me?
Speaker 15: A woman is somebody whose breaths hang down to her
stomach and who has a pro lapsed guteris from giving
birth to five ungrateful little bastards who have never had
to work for a thing in their damn life.
Speaker 4: That's what a woman is, Roseanne. James Golden coming right back,
don't go away. This is the rush Hour, James Goldenly.
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Speaker 7: Early voting ends in Texas, so we're gonna know pretty
soon what's going on. It won't be too much longer
with this Jasmine Crockett Race. She kicked out a reporter
from the Atlantic. It's so funny. And there's other stuff
we get to get you tomorrow. Meanwhile, ladies and gentlemen,
Anniversary of What a Fool Believe by the Dewie Brothers
winning the Grammy for the Album of the Year back
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each and every single one of you, your family, your
loved ones, love and gratitude for your being here with me,
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