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Speaker 5: Welcome my friends to the already It's Friday edition of
the Rush Hour with both nerdly Welcome Indeed eight hundred
eight four, eight nine to two two. Isy you reach
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this afternoon eight hundred eight for eight nine two to two.
And what a day it is. The President of the
United States on his way to Rome to go to
the funeral of Pope Francis, and we actually have him
a few remarched from him before he departed. The big
story today, Oh, the big story today. Let's just play
the sound bite, shall we? As the report started coming
in start with two as.
Speaker 6: PMSNBC and taking the extraordinary stat to arrest a judge
for allegedly obstructing an immigration arrest. Let's get right to
NBC's Gary Grumback, who's a man trying to work on
getting this recording for us?
Speaker 2: Why do we know so?
Speaker 7: What we've been right now is that over the past
several days and weeks, we've seen videos of people being
arrested at courthouses by Department of Homeland Security officials when
they show up for hearings to adjudicate their immigration status.
And that is something we've seen over and over again
over the.
Speaker 3: Past several weeks.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 7: Veteran sermon court judge up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, her name
is Hannah Dugan. She's now being accused of trying to
help out an undocumented immigrant avoid arrest, and I want
to read to you FBI Director Cash Betel's tweet. He says,
in part quote, just now, the FBI arrested Judge Hannah
Dugan out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on charges of obstruction after
evidence of Judge Duwen obstructing an immigration arrest operation last week,
he says, going on saying, we believe Judge Dugan intentionally
misdirected federal agents away from the subject to be arrested
in her courthouse at Wardo Flores Ruez, allowing the subject,
who they call an illegal alien, to evade arrest. Now
they say that this individual was eventually arrested by DHS officials.
This is something that is just developing on it and
we have not yet seen any court documents in this case,
but we are waiting for the news on this topic.
Speaker 6: Again, I know how fresh this is, Gary, but do
we know how unusual is a situation like this to
arrest a judge.
Speaker 3: Well, this is incredibly unusual.
Speaker 7: This is certainly not something we saw during the Trump
during the administration, not even something we saw during the
first Trump administration. But with the increase of importance of
immigration as a priority to the Trump administration this time,
this is what we have started to see. This is
the very first time we've ever seen a judge arrested
like this.
Speaker 8: But we but seeing these on.
Speaker 7: Camera videos of arrests at courthouses of immigrants that are
there to adjudic immigration status is certainly new here.
Speaker 3: Anna, certainly, yes, certainly new.
Speaker 5: Let's go to see it in why don't we visit
the pay I'm never smiling these days. He's Pam Brown.
She's pulled Jason.
Speaker 9: Candor, country level judge in Wisconsin. The FBI just arrested
at Wisconsin judge, accusing her of shielding an immigrant from
federal officials. When you're doing stuff like that, it makes
people say, you know, not enough people mind you, but
more people all the time say that's not what I
had in mind when Trump was talking about immigration. And these,
by the way, are the same people know that who
when they talk about tariffs, are saying I voted for
Trump because he said he was going to lower prices.
Speaker 5: This guy's a former secretary of state of somewhere. And
I love how Democrats continue to believe that they know
what is in the minds of Trump supporters, the people
that hate Donald Trump with the patch and that dislike
Trump's supporters, that say all kinds of things about Trump supporters.
Speaker 3: The first one's out on TV. This is not what Trump.
Speaker 5: You don't know what the Trump supporters and in mind pow,
you have no clue. Let's get Wolf liszt Let's on CNN.
He's on with Caitlin Pollin's the reporter there on this story.
Go ahead gets cut.
Speaker 9: For cash Hotel says a US judge has been arrested.
Speaker 3: For restructing an immigration operation.
Speaker 10: Let's go live right now to our senior Crime and
Justice correspondence, Certland.
Speaker 3: Poland's pretty dramatic. What are you learning to give dramatic?
Speaker 11: Truly?
Speaker 10: Well, if this is something that we have certainly not
seen before but appears to be part of this aggressive
approach the Trump administration has toward immigration. What the FBI
Director Cash Betel announced in a social media post just
a few minutes ago this morning is that just now,
the FBI arrested Judge Hannah Dugan out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
on parts obstruction after evidence of Judge Dugan obstructing an
immigration arrest operation last week. We believe Judge Dugan intentionally
misdirected federal agents away from the subject to be arrested
in her courthouse. Eduardo Flores Ruiz is the name that
the FBI Director puts out there about that subject, allowing
the subject to evade arrest. Thankfully, our agents chase down
the purp on foot and he's been in custody since.
But the judge's obstruction created increased danger to the public.
So that's the FBI director laying out this apparent story
and the developments this morning Wolf of what is happening
with this arrest. We have reached out to the Milwaukee
County Circuit Court, which is where the judge sits, Judge
Hannah Begin. They have not responded yet and there isn't
any publicly available information in the court record about this.
But it would be a startling development if this Judge
Turtle arrested as she was working on the judge handling
an immigration or a case of a person that Ice
was saking.
Speaker 5: Kevin's dramatic missing walked Kevin is dramatic. It's startling. We've
never seen it before. Kevin ever in this stree never
has a judge been arrested. Kevin, a judge was arrested today.
Speaker 8: Can you believe.
Speaker 3: Can you fill me in a little bit?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you know what, stay right there because guess
what I got Pam Bondi's gonna tell the story.
Speaker 3: Here's we got Pam Bondy. Kevin.
Speaker 5: This has never happened before ever. It's dramatic. We've never
seen it before ever.
Speaker 12: He's at the stage for you and Sandra that this
was truly horrific. This guy was in court being prosecuted
by a state prosecutor for domestic violence battery.
Speaker 3: He had beat up two people.
Speaker 12: A guy and a girl. Beat the guy the hit
guy thirty times, knocked him to the ground, choked him,
beat up a woman so badly they both had to
go to the hospital. And John, you know, it's so
rare for victims to want to cooperate. They wanted to cooperate.
They were sitting in the courtroom with the state prosecutor.
The judge learns that Ice was outside to get the
guy because he had been deported in twenty thirteen, came
back in the country commits these rhymes. Charged with committing
these crimes. Victims in court judge finds out. She goes
out in the hallway, screams at the immigration officers. She's furious,
visibly shaken upset, sends them off to talk to the
chief Judge. She comes back in the courtroom here gonna
believe this, takes the defendant and the defense attorney back
in her chambers, takes them out of private exit and
tells them to leave, while a state prosecutor and victims
of domestic violence are sitting in the courtroom.
Speaker 5: Kevin, we've never seen it before. They arrested the judge.
Are you afraid? Are you terrified? And terrified? Are you petrified?
This is now open warfare? And the judiciary unascinented. It
never happened before, Kevin, Never, It has never happened before.
In fact, the New York Times quickly put together a story.
Speaker 3: This is what has happened now. Judges now worry.
Speaker 5: Judge is worried that Donald Trump could tell us marshals
to stop protecting them. Oh man, we've never ever ever
seen anything like this before, Kevin, in history. What are
we gonna do?
Speaker 13: I think we should all just hug our loved ones,
start start hoarding supplies and never leave our basements.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's a.
Speaker 5: Good idea, because I don't know how we're gonna survive this. Folks,
We've never seen it before. Judge has been arrested. Now,
notice the details that Pam Bondi gave on exactly who
this purp was. None of the other networks, except for
saying his name, bothered to tell you at all why
this guy was in court. None of the other networks
decided to tell you, Well, he was here, and he's
already been deported, and he ice was waiting for him,
and they didn't tell you that he beat down a
woman and horb somebody else beat them bad, send them
both to the hospital. But but, and then the judge
walks him out, he and his lawyer out the back way,
which is never happens. But folks, we are living in
unprecedented times. None of this has ever happened before. Kevin
has just given you the best advice. Hug your loved ones,
ladies and gentlemen today. Hug them, your children. Gathers them
all near you, even some of them that you don't acknowledge,
maybe some you know who you are. And hug your
children and make sure you have enough supplies on hand
because we as a country have never ever experienced this before.
Speaker 3: Judge has been arrested for breaking the law.
Speaker 5: It's unprecedented, and we're glad that we're in service here
to warn you how to behave in these unprecedented times
that we live in. James Golden Snurfley, It's dramatic, folks,
It's unprecedented.
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Speaker 3: Cheryl Crowe.
Speaker 5: Had a big anniversary yesterday. We missed the anniversary yesterday,
but we're gonna make up for it today by acknowledging
just how important it was. I loved this song. I
love this one from the moment I first heard it.
The year was two thousand and seven. Cheryl Crowe made
a big announcement said a ban on using too much
toilet paper should be introduced into America and the world
to help preserve the environment. The singer said that only
using one square of toilet tissue ker restwom visit, except
of course, on those pesky occasions when you might need
two or three squares of toilet tissue, should be required.
Only one square of toilet tissue for most normal toilet activity.
If it were particularly harsh toilet activity, you might be
able to use two, maybe three squares of toilet tissue. Now,
she made the comments while she was touring the United States.
One of her biodiesel power would bust all of us
to raise awareness about climate change. She also designed the
clothing line that she called It had a dining sleeve.
It had sleeves that were detachable, so after dinner you
could detach your sleeve, wipe your mouth, throw it away,
and then reattach another sleeve. That and the toilet tissue.
Only one square of toilet tissue per visit unless you
were having a pretty rough you know, unless they then
you might be able to use two, two to three
squares of toilet tissue. Well, those are the days, my friends,
when the EIB network featuring wrestlerm was all over the country,
all over the country, over six hundred how many radio stations,
almost six others, And it didn't take long before we
heard this.
Speaker 13: Now that Cheryl cro is leading by example. Everyone wants
to save the world by using only one sheet of
toilet paper?
Speaker 3: Is Simpson just one more sheet? I'm sorry, Johnny, but
it's against school policy.
Speaker 13: No Cheryl has even more practical ways to save the
world when you need to go, like sharing your sheet
with a friend.
Speaker 3: Hey, you want this? Maybe later.
Speaker 13: I only use winding rope toilet paper. Try using discarded
paper products you find beside the road. Go native like
the animals in the wild, and just don't wipe it all.
Speaker 8: We're out of toilet paper. Oh we're not out. He's
going paperless this year, isn't it great? Just think about
what you're doing to save the environment.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna use the bath man or no, okay, when
go right to it to save the world.
Speaker 3: Hi, this is Cheryl Crow.
Speaker 12: I'm driving this huge bus around America to spread the
word about global warming and I can't wait to shake
hands with each and every one of you.
Speaker 5: And my friends. We celebrate Cheryl Crowe what a day.
And you're one square of toilet tissue. Thank you to
mister Mamone and Mike Mimoun. Who is going to monitor
the toilet paper usage? I am being asked, I'm not.
That's for sure. You'll have to decide that among yourselves.
Speaker 3: And you know.
Speaker 5: I'm hearing, Lady Benedict says, tell Cheryl Crow that not
everyone can afford, can't afford what to have someone else
wipe there? What? I'm not going to say that, Lady Benedict.
It's sure anyway, it was. It was a great idea.
One square of toilet tissue. Unless you're having a rough time,
then you can use two or three both Stari's Rush Hour.
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This is what I I graduated in twenty eleven with
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that she's almost doubled. You want to know why people
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Speaker 3: It's not because we can't get anyone else to pay
them for us. It is because you have set it up,
but we can never pay them off ourselves.
Speaker 15: And then you sit here and tell usten to our
faces that we are lazy.
Speaker 3: This is somehow our fault.
Speaker 1: Well, cheering on banks and auto industries and even.
Speaker 15: Busting sets of millions of.
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Speaker 8: Anyone who still doesn't see that this is ragged.
Speaker 3: I get does can't get.
Speaker 5: Day birthday to day for Steve Farone, one of the
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Steve snurly with you here. George Soros was sentenced today
to seven years behind bars. I wonder if he will
be next to Diddy at some point, maybe he can
borrow some of the baby oil, because this kid's got
a stretch of time to do.
Speaker 3: And I was speaking during the break with our beloved.
Speaker 5: Jonas, and I just said, you know, this is seven
years identity theft, fraud, identity theft. He was sobbing, by
the way. They were all happy to report that. And
I saw that story in a few outlets. So Judge
Santo sobbing, given eighty seven months in jail.
Speaker 3: And I was and then I said, you know, that's
you think about this.
Speaker 5: I have read so many stories over the years where
illegal immigrants and others in America have wiped people's identity,
caused them all kinds of grief, all kind of harm,
and they don't get eighty seven months in prison for it.
And you started to say something, but we were interrupting.
Speaker 4: What was that?
Speaker 5: It was?
Speaker 3: Started to say that Jonas.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, well, two wrongs don't make it right.
Speaker 16: So it's unfortunate that he's going to jail at this
stage of his life. But he had all these years
to think about not doing what he did. So two
wrongs don't make it right.
Speaker 5: I'm not saying he shouldn't be in jail. Don't you
think the seven years in jail this a little bit.
He's first time fender and all that business, and they
kind of threw the book at him and then threw
a few panties and used panties and tampons at him too.
I mean, come on, not just the book.
Speaker 16: In my opinion, is tough because of how old he is.
But let's say if he was thirty, how.
Speaker 4: Old is he?
Speaker 5: Go ahead, go ahead, go ahead. I'm he's thirty six
years old. How old he is? What the heck?
Speaker 8: He's young?
Speaker 16: I was under the impression he was like over like
sixty years old.
Speaker 8: He still had it wrong. But he's thirty six.
Speaker 3: Does he look over the did she look like he's
sixty something?
Speaker 16: I didn't see a fire of it. I mean, but
thirty six year olds. So, I mean, if it's eight
years or however long it is.
Speaker 3: Get seventy seven years in jail.
Speaker 16: Illegal migrants and aliens should get the same amount of time.
One they shouldn't be in the country, but since they are,
they should get the same amount of time, you know,
for things to be fair, of course, but I.
Speaker 5: Mean people use throwing social Security numbers to get worked.
Speaker 3: We all know this.
Speaker 5: This goes on the whole forged document things. This is
wide spread across America, and I don't see anybody getting
it sentenced to like seven years in the slammer for that.
Speaker 8: That's why we have to hold our government more accountable.
Speaker 3: George Santos is not nobody's doing. Sorros is not in jail.
Speaker 5: That would be the day that every liper role in
America hung whatever flag they have, whatever blend of flags
they have at half masks, and decided to go out
in the.
Speaker 3: Streech and riot. If there was iffluent sorrows you get.
It's Santos, a damn Republican.
Speaker 5: You don't think that they whatever sent it's a democrat
to seven years in jail for something something. It's not minor,
it is a major crime. But seven years in jail.
Where's your heart? What's your heart?
Speaker 8: Like I said, I feel for him, where's your heart?
Speaker 5: Your heart?
Speaker 16: Where was his heart when he stole the money in
his pocket?
Speaker 8: And that's why his pocket is about to be in jail.
Speaker 5: All right, and you want to play with me, I
got news for you.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 5: You call yourself, all you people out there that think
you are spiritual beings and you're religious and you're good people,
and you there's.
Speaker 3: A story today. I have it right here.
Speaker 5: A one time migrant, now a bishop asked Catholics, those
of you Catholics are there, please pay attention. I know
many people in this audience are Catholic, and I love you.
And you know I go to I've gone to Mass.
I say that proudly a few times. Yeah, even though
I have the missile, I we through Catholic missile casey,
you know, just because they enjoy it. But this is
let's see, it's either Wappo or this is Karen Tummulty.
So it has to be Washington Post an auxiliary bishop
of the Archdiocese of Washington, appointed by Pope Francis in
late twenty twenty two. Evilio menuval Ayala is among the
most exalted ranks. Is among the most exalted ranks of
the Catholic Church. He's addressed as you're excellently But thirty
five years ago he was nineteen years old, fleeing for
his life from warn torn Mountain village in El Salvador,
smuggled across the US Mexico border illegally in the trunk
of a car.
Speaker 3: Illegal immigrant.
Speaker 5: He worked manual jobs, no knowledge of English, only a
ninth grade education. He entered a year's long process for
applying for asylum, obtaining to work permit, help run a
youth program at his Silver Spring parish in West Maryland,
and that's when he began to discern a calling for
the priesthood, A very earnest and forthright fast forward. He's now,
of course a bishop, and now he The point of
all of this is that we're told that as a
US citizen since two thousand and six, Bishop Mandeou watches
with dismay at what is happening today. I feel very
much part of this migrant community here in the United
States and Washington. So when I talk about immigrants, I'm
talking about myself and my own experience, and also about
my own fears and hopes as well. That's the reality
that we are living these days. You have to fear.
You have the fear to be detained, to be stopped,
then to be sent to prison without due process. What
are the current talking points Democrat Party Oh, that's right.
Due process, due process, due process. Even though this guy
that they're yelling about due process, due process had already
been adjudicated twice to be a legal immigrant and should
be deported, they're still carrying one about due process, due process,
due process. Okay, So keeping that in mind, okay. This month,
as Christians around the world were to celebrate Holy Week,
Bishop Mandrel wrote a scorching essay and the Catholic Standard,
in which he denounced the federal government shock and awe
campaign of aggressive threats and highly visible operations of questionable
legality that go far beyond mere immigration enforcement. The bishop
compared the abuse that is being inflicted on migrants to
the passion of Christ before the crucifixion. Catholic organizations have
been proactive and extending the services to immigrants, including holding
informational sessions on their legal rights and offering help with
them finding lawyers. Obviously, it is a chaos now because
we don't know what's going to happen, but we are
just doing what we can as a church, the bishop said.
More troubling to the bishops are the inaction and silence
on the part of Catholics themselves. That's many of you
he's talking about. He's talking about you, a majority of
whom voted for.
Speaker 3: A president Donald and Trump.
Speaker 5: Some of them are complacent, and not only because they
are silent, but because somehow they are celebrating what strength
is doing.
Speaker 3: Nor does.
Speaker 5: Minjivar spare some of his fellow courage you from his criticism.
Priests are not necessarily afraid, but they think that they
shouldn't be talking about this issue, that it's not their concern.
And that's why the Pope kept asking us, do we
have a heart or are we losing our conscious and
our heart? Because it seems like many people are not
moved by the suffering of others, and that is very pitiful.
Speaker 3: It goes on to quote.
Speaker 5: The article goes on to quote Pope Francis, how much
contempt to stir it up at times towards the vulnerable,
the marginalized, the migrants. And I don't know these articles. So,
if you voted for Trump, if you believe that the
laws of your nation should be in force, if you
believe that people shouldn't break the law, and if you
believe that the church should actually be in the forefront
of advising people to follow the laws of their land.
As long as those laws are just laws, then you
are being accused by this and others of being a
not compassionate person, not having a heart, not caring about
the suffering of others. You know, it's an amazing thing.
I never hear any of these people like that. Look,
I don't know this, bishop, I don't want to make
this personal, but I never hear the same kind of
I never hear the same kind of message being sent
from left.
Speaker 3: Well, why do you say.
Speaker 5: Left, Because they're using Democrat talking points. That's why I
never hear the same kind of criticism being leveled at
any of any of the dictators and the governments of
these countries where migrants are fleeing for their lives. I
never hear the concern about where are your hearts being
directed towards the people that are making conditions such that
people have to flee these countries. I never hear of
them directly demanding that the people that are awful these
games members, the people that are causing such widespread true
horror and in the world, be held accountable and beaten
and be punished for it, and taken out of the
circulation of society so that they cannot inflict on one
other's I never hear those messages. The only messages that
I hear. The only people ever being condemned by these
people are the people who actually respect the laws of
America and who want America's laws to be followed. They
are the people that are being held in contempt. The
people that break the law are celebrated as the heroes,
and we're all supposed to just bend over, grab the ankles,
watch when they break American law and shut the hell
up about it. And because they're nice people, and because
the bishop feels that, no matter what their grave circumstances are,
they deserve to break our laws and to get away
with it and to be rewarded for it. But you,
if you dare stand up for following the law, for
doing the right thing, then you are You're not a
person of compassion.
Speaker 3: You don't have a heart. And I'll tell you what
it is maddening.
Speaker 5: And just for the record, I am very compassionate for
the people that are genuinely suffering. And yes, I recognize
that there are people who are crossing the border, putting
their life on the line because they want a better
life for themselves and for their children. And you know what,
Americans did that too, and we rose up in rebellion
against the tyrants and created a country that we could
at least have a fighting chance. And it is time
for some of these nations that are forcing people to
flee to be called into account.
Speaker 3: I got it.
Speaker 5: I'm running my mouth and the Turners one of the
great and now politics. A lot of it I disagreed
with in the later years.
Speaker 3: But are you kidding?
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Speaker 3: Let's go to Ronnie in California. Ronnie, how are you?
Speaker 11: I'm so fine, bo my favorite guys.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 11: I'm gonna call you back tomorrow too, because I don't
like getting on the last end. But listen, the word
God says the law is for the lawless. Right, m
is for the lawless. Think of that real fad. It's
starting to become the law is for pro the lawless
because Christians and those who have a relationship with the
Lord don't need the law. They're going to follow the
good of the world, you know, just good. They're good
by heart, so they're not trying to harm their brothers
and sisters and whatnot. The law is for the lawless.
But in this context, with the world being turned upside down,
it's starting to seem like the law is for again
pro the lawless, because they're getting away with just everything.
But I'm gonna call you back up and sit by
alarm clocks a year all right.
Speaker 5: Said She's out of California too, and God willing we
will be here brighton a look Ford to talking with
you tomorrow. Thank you so much. All, let's go to
a Pete in New Jersey. Pete very quickly.
Speaker 11: Merciles rouncle a lawyer involved. I'm the judging for doing
the same thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that case was Marshall was there.
Speaker 5: I go on, Marshall, that's right, and that case was dropped.
And so they're acting like this is the first time
it happened. But some of these liberal judges have been
doing this on purpose. Judith quickly, thank you. Rich In
Brooklyn got a few seconds.
Speaker 3: Judith, Hey, I gave you.
Speaker 18: A staying ovation for you today. Fabulous, but I always
have it. George Santos, I don't know. I got a
kick out of him. I hate liars, but he's my exception.
He's also my poetic justice to these huge lives and
corruptors in politics like Joe Biden. So he learned from
the he learned from the best.
Speaker 12: Okay, he was very ext Okay.
Speaker 3: We got it.
Speaker 5: Judah thought on that happy note, I have to leave
because it's time. May God bless and protect teaching every
single one of you your family is your loved ones.
Loving gratitude my friends for your being here with me,
allowing me to be with you, God willing. We are
back early in the morning, seven am, and hope you,
like rinning out in California, will set your alarm clock
and be with us until then. My friends, I bid you,
I do remember one square.
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