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Speaker 3: Attention dittoheads, Attention bo scouts. It's time for the soul
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Speaker 5: He is a radio host here in New York.
Speaker 3: The Rush Hour is on the air. Rush Now Here's
James Golden.
Speaker 6: So as to the map issues, I find in the
search of the backpack at the McDonald's, was improper warrant
the search, that the backpack is not within the immediate
control or gravable area of the defendant, and further that
people failed to demonstrate exgygen circumstances. Therefore, those items found
in the backpack during the search at the McDonald's would
be suppressed.
Speaker 7: Leftists are happy. Welcome my friends to the Monday edition
of bo Snerdley's Rush Hour Fastest hour in American media.
That was a judge in the Luigi Maggioni case, and
it was a reporter at where at least she had
journalist credentials outside that was being interviewed. And I'm telling you,
this woman sounded so.
Speaker 8: Happy.
Speaker 7: And she also said some horrible things about the assassination
of the United health Care CEO, and pretty much, if
I sum it up, it wasn't a direct quote, but
she pretty much said he deserves to die, which is
a common sentiment that we've heard from the left. Anyway,
the backpack is out liberals got all excited. The guy's
still going to look. Come on, there's only one way
this trial is going to end unless we are totally
in Bizarro universe guilty because he anyway, there's that my
friend's another type of talk show hosts would not be
here today.
Speaker 8: I have literally.
Speaker 7: Had and have a major pain in my arse, in
my bonkus, in the booty, in the posteria, in the
glutous maxims, in whatever you want to call it, and
I mean literally sciatica. For those of you that have
never had sciatica, consider yourselves lucky. If you have ever
had an extreme case of sciatica, you know what I mean.
You can't sit, you can't stand, you can't walk, you
can't sit down, you can't turn with you can't put
the foot that is in the affected region of your
arth on the same side on the ground without feeling
shooting pains going through you. All excruciating. It has been
a day. It started two or three days ago and
progressively got worse, to the point I texted our beloved
program director this morning and said, hey, you know, I
may not.
Speaker 8: Be able to, but I'm here. Went to Urgent Care
and they gave me a.
Speaker 7: Shot The needle looked like it was about a foot
and a half long, and they gave and was really,
you know one of those little thin needles that just
goes on and on. It's long. And they gave me
a shot of something and the bahunkas and it's still burning.
The stuff started burning whatever they put it in, it's
like and she said, well, you know this is make
burn a little little bit. I was like, how, I'm
thinking to myself, Yeah, okay, whatever burns force few seconds
and I'll build. No, the intensity of your burn kept
growing and growing and growing. I'm my dan, what is
this anyway? I'm here. I say all that to say
I did not want to miss you people by not
being here, and I thank you each and every day
that you show up. So I do my best to
show up, even some days when I don't feel good.
Now that said, I'm kind of out of it. I've
been up all night long with this thing. So if
I don't make sense as much sense as I usually do,
let's just ignore it. But I hope to make perfect
sense because I've been thinking about some of these things
for a while. Let us over the weekend, we got
great news. Senator Bill Cassidy. The primary elections held in Lee, Siana.
Now they have to do the congressional elections primaries at
another point because the districts are being redrawn. Liberals are
still having a cow about that, you know. Oh, by
the way, I'll get back to Cassidy in a minute. Carlos,
did you watch the march over the weekend?
Speaker 8: Say? What did you watch the huh? What march?
Speaker 7: Oh you don't know where's Philip? Philip? Did you watch
the march over the weekend?
Speaker 8: What march?
Speaker 3: Hold on.
Speaker 8: TJ? Did you watch the march over the weekend? What march?
Are you people? Are you people?
Speaker 7: We had one of the biggest civil rights marches since
the nineteen sixties Over the weekend. A whole bunch of
liberals went down to Selma, Alabama, where the original petists
edit the big march at the Bridge where John Lewis
and civil rights protesters were beaten up by white Democrat cops.
And they wanted to recreate the moment again. They've done
it before, but they wanted another march, So they held
a big march in some and then they went to Montgomery, Alabama,
and they talked and they talked about how Republicans are
scripting their right to vote, and we're gonna overcome. We
will overcome again and again. And we overcame, but we're
going to overcome again. And you didn't watch the march.
It was a milestone in civil rights history. It was
the reignition of a movement to help the oppressed lift
the shackles that have been placed on them, to bear
apart the change of Republican oppression, to stand up and
take a firm stand for liberty and for justice. It
was a march for the ages. It was a march
for freedom, for liberty. It was a march to declare
once and for all that even though we have overcome,
it wasn't enough come. And we're gonna overcome again and
keep coming until we overcome finally, once and for all,
with the biggest overcome of history. And you weren't watching it.
I'll be durned. Oh Man, Cassidy lost over the weekend too.
Let's listen to Bill. We're gonna have some overcome for
those of you that missed the overcome in some of
this weekend. We have some overcome for you, So we'll
we'll delve into that so you can be up to speed.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 7: Bill Cassidy lost, he gave a concession speech, and that's
cut too. And I think his concession speech exactly illustrates
why why let's listen to a.
Speaker 9: Point, participate in democracy and.
Speaker 8: Participated.
Speaker 9: Sometimes it doesn't turn out the way you wanted to.
But you don't power. You don't whine, you don't claim
that election was stolen, you don't find a reason why,
you don't manufacture some excuse. You thank the voters for
the privilege you're representing the state or the country for
as long as you've had that privilege. And that's what
I'm doing right now.
Speaker 7: I've had the privilege of being part of democracy, and
and when you lose, you don't say, well, the election
was stolen from me by Democrats. Yeay, even though the
election was stolen by Democrats. We moderates, we Rhinos don't
care about any of that. All we care is about
being friends with our TDS bunnies. They who hate Trump
and I hate him too. I've hated Donald Trump from
the beginning. And so I'm not gonna sit here and
say the election was stolen because I can't because I
know the people in my state. Really, how bad was
it it was bad. The people of Louisiana spoke and
they participated in democracy too, and the people are let's listen.
I know what we can do. Y'all want to hear
how bad it was for old Bill Cassidy. Will here's
what we can do.
Speaker 10: We can check in with that fella from CNN, that
Harry Feller that always talked about the numbers, and let
me tell you how bad it was for Bill Cassidy
participating in democracy in Louisiana over the weekend.
Speaker 5: Back and this is sort of just going back through
the archives to see how bad Bill Casside is. He
got twenty five percent of the vote.
Speaker 3: Okay, I went back and I looked.
Speaker 5: At every single non in point, that non appointed senator. This,
in my mind was the worst primary showing ever at
least since the end of World War Prove that is
how bills how badly Bill Cassie did. He did worse
than every single one, getting twenty five percent of the
vote in a for a cenator and a primary. It's
literally unheard of. And that is because of course Donald Trump.
Speaker 11: Endorsed against this guy. Look if you can find the
different cases this. Harry looked at every single one and
thinks it's the worst.
Speaker 3: Send us you know it?
Speaker 11: Yeah, tweet tweet us us if you is Twitter, still think,
I don't know, you're exing us. In any case, So
President Trump endorse an opponent here, how does President Trump
do in general when he endorses the Republican primary?
Speaker 5: You know, we've quoted the movie Good Burger every single
time basically when we've done this, When in fact, you
go against President Trump, you go on the grinder and
you could just see this. Times Trump endorses have one
in GOP primaries. It's about ninety five percent each of
the last four cycles. Now, I will not you know,
sometimes he endorses and there's no real challenger. But even
in those cases, the challengers to the convent have won
a majority of the time as well. And one of
the key reasons why that is right is you look
at Trump's approval rating within the GOP twenty first century
own party approval at this point in term two, he's
still at eighty three percent. That's more popular than Obama
was with Democrats, way more popular than George W. Bush
was with Republicans back in two thousand and six. So
the power of Trump endorsement is still sky high, and
we'll see tomorrow if that happens with.
Speaker 7: Thomas Thomas Massey, who's up for a vote today. Now,
folks don't expect Massey to go down as hard and
you have. By the way, Trump called out that young woman,
Lord Rayne Bobert of.
Speaker 8: Colorado, who was.
Speaker 7: Campaigning with Massey, and there being been a few others.
Ran Paul was campaigning with him, but he definitely Donald
Trump over the weekend called for a primary challenger to
step forward for Bobert's seat. I hope the primary challenger
comes out of a movie house somewhere with ticky fingers.
James Golden snurd lee. James Golden is nearly coming back shortly.
Do not go away, please please, please, we beg you,
please don't go rush.
Speaker 3: This is the rush Hour with James Golden.
Speaker 4: James Golden known popularly as bo sndly.
Speaker 3: This is the rush Hour with James Golden Rush.
Speaker 7: Yes, ladies and gentlemen, Carlos, you asked me a great
question as we were coming back about the what exactly
was in the backpack that can't be introduced now in evidence?
And I'd like to saying that because it sounds like
a liberal like like, oh, cass your and all these
liberal in end. Okay, soend, I'll answer the question. A
gun magazine end, a cell phone and a passport and
a wallet end, a computer chip of some sort, all
that cannot be admitted into evidence. But you know what,
they don't need any of that stuff. They got him
and anybody that doesn't know they got him. And even
if they excluded the jurors know about it anyway unless
they've been on planet Mars. Come on already just saying
that's deal in realism, all right. So the Big March
civil rights march, you know who was down there, one
of the seditionists six and she went on, she and
Pete boudajagg over the weekend with trying to prove that
they really care about civil rights and black people. So
here's that lady, the CIA a front for a congress
woman that Mulaane Stansbury of New Mexico cut six. Here
she are here, she is.
Speaker 12: Good afternoon, Montgomery. How many Stansbury, New Mexico's first congressional district.
And I am here in Montgomery and in Alabama today
because as was said this morning, when we had the
honor of joining our faith leaders in Selma for a
church service this morning. We may have been knocked.
Speaker 13: Down, but we are.
Speaker 3: Not knocked out.
Speaker 12: And so we are here in the birthplace.
Speaker 14: Of the civil rights movement on as one of the
preachers said, sacred ground soaked in prayer, tears and blood,
to make it clear to the American people that we.
Speaker 8: Are not going back.
Speaker 7: We are not going back. So where is this Excuse
me for just being so crude, ladies and gentlemen, because
jiminy Ia, where's this white girl CIA agent? Where is
she think she's not going back to? She is she
not going back to the CIA? Is that what it is?
Because where has she ever been before? We are not
going back. When was she ever back? When did anybody
deny her a right to vote? And there and the
black people, they are not being denied the right to vote.
Speaker 8: We are not going back.
Speaker 7: You were never there, spook, spook. That's what they call
CIA agent. I'm not making any rachel that's what they're called,
you know, spooks. You were never there, spook. And then
there's Pete boudageg from Indiana. We'll get to him, but
we got to move on because there are some other
stuff we definitely have to get to including man Dammy
with one of the best quotes of his career.
Speaker 8: We'll be back.
Speaker 4: James Golden, known popularly as bos nerdly.
Speaker 3: This is the rush hour with James Golden.
Speaker 7: Ladies and gentlemen, please give your attention to Peter Pete Bout.
Speaker 11: Last month you called Republican efforts to redistrict cheating. Are
Democrats also cheating?
Speaker 4: Let's be very clear about what's going on right now,
which is a systematic effort to dismantle black political representation
in the House of Representatives. What we're seeing amounts to
the biggest reversal of black political power since the Voting
Rights Act itself. It is wrong, it is unfair, and
we never should have been here in the first place.
Speaker 7: You're right, we never should have been here in the
first place. But we were here because of the Democrats,
and we're back again because of the Democrats. That part.
I agree with him, James Golden slurred. Lay with you here, Monday,
let's go. You know, we played the Kamala Harris thing,
her bad ideas thing. It's included in the cut that
we have on Fox. Senator John Kennedy was axed. Little
lebonic there I try to be inclusive so that we
can grow the audience and reach out to every winner's
called outreach Anyway, John Kennedy was asked about Kamala Harris's
no bad Ideas idea and cut tend This is what
Senator John Kennedy, he of the state of Louisiana, said
about it.
Speaker 15: And so I'm inviting us all to basically say, look, there,
let's engage in a good old fashioned roundtable where we
agree there are no bad ideas, and let's invite then
approaches and ideas that are about, for example, Supreme Court reform,
including the notion of expanding the court.
Speaker 2: Well, bad ideas.
Speaker 4: Do you think this is a winner, Senator Kennedy For
the Democrats, Well.
Speaker 16: Look, I don't have anything against the Vice President. I
served in the Senate with her. Uh she's she's a
woke to push Uh. She she's pandering to the moon
wing of her party. Nobody has ever accused the Vice
president of being a policy maven. Sometimes she I don't know,
she actually likes. She has a billy goat brain and
a mocking bird and that's a dangerous combination. My personal
opinion is, for what it's worth is that she's done.
You know, she's a smoke turkey. She had had her
chance and had her shot, and she missed it. I
don't think she'll be the Democratic nominee. I would love
for her to be the Democratic nominee, and if it
looks like she gets any momentum, I will happily contribute
to her campaign because she would be our dream candidate.
But I think she's a smoked turkey for Inkly, and
I don't think people, I mean, the columnists at the
Washington Post, for example, pay attention to what she says.
But you know those guys, they like kale and cold
plunges and carry in pr coat bags. I mean they're
members of the moon wing as well, and they like
what the vice president says. But I don't think anybody
else is that impressed.
Speaker 7: How many animals now she's awoke to puss Sometimes I
think she's got a billy goat brain and a mockingbird
mouth and she's a smoked turkey all in one, all
in the space of.
Speaker 8: A minute a minute and a half.
Speaker 7: This guy is too much, Okay, Oh, I just sir
Bruce to send me a text.
Speaker 8: You know what he just said.
Speaker 7: He says he's heard through the grapevine that auto aerota
because cure sciatica if it's done improperly. I imagine it
cures a lot of things.
Speaker 8: Sir Bruce.
Speaker 7: Ah every element you have will be cured if you
did it the way that mister Gilbert did it. Okay,
let's get to we have to get to this quote
from Mondami today, folks, just brace yourselves for this. Here's
ma'am Danny Mayor of New York citing Cut fourteen, citing
one of the greatest presidents of all time.
Speaker 8: And here you go.
Speaker 4: I cannot help but think of the words of our
fortieth president, Ronald Reagan. He famously said the nine most
terrifying words in the English language or I'm from the
government and I'm here to help.
Speaker 8: It's a good quote, but I disagree.
Speaker 4: I think nine more terrifying words are actually, I worked
all day and can't feed my family.
Speaker 7: So that was Mondahmi quoting Ronald Reagan, the nine most
terrifying words, I'm from the government, I'm here to help. No,
he says, the most terrifying words are I've worked all
day and I can't feed my family. Mayor Mondami, you
seem to miss the central point. The people that are
saying I have worked all day and I cannot feed
my family are saying it because prior to that, someone
from the government came, like you to help them. I'm
from the government and I'm here to help, and they
have ended up in a situation where they cannot feed
their family on their labor. Now, if you think that's hyperbole,
I have news for you, it is not. If you
look at the situation why people can't keep what they earn,
it is because greedy government officials such as yourself take
it from them. If you look at why people in
the middle and lower middle class can never build generational wealth,
look at the rules that you put in place to
keep them poor, such as taxation, such as the over
regulation that you put on starting a business and keeping
businesses from flourishing, such as the massive welfare state that
you democrats because you're from the government and you're here
to help, have turned every city into magnets for welfare
for people in many cases that don't even belong in
this country. And you wonder why the citizens complain, I've
worked all day and I can't get ahead. Look at
the sheer list of regulations that you have to comply
with put by your government liberals who were here to help.
Ronald Reagan was and is right. The nine most terrifying
words to many people is I'm from the government and
I'm here to help. And they have created the very
situation that you are complaining about, mister Montdami, but you
are too blind in your socialism to realize it. And
you're just compounding the program because now you are from
the government and you claim to be here to help,
and all you are doing is driving wealth, jobs, energy
out of New York and putting in its place a
bigger and bigger welfare state that cannot sustain itself. And
you have people across the park. Let's get to this.
We got Mandammy, get Polone. Democrats elected this guy in
New Jersey. I just want you to hear your New
Jersey Congressman Frank Polone here. He is number thirty fifteen,
right after Mom, Donny. Frank Polone.
Speaker 17: I do not think we should fund ice at all.
I vote against funding for ICE, and at the same
time we do New I need a pathway to citizenship.
You know, I've coresponded to legislation that says that if
you've been here so many years, if you paid your time, taxes,
if you haven't got in trouble with the law, then
you should be on a pathway to become a citizen.
Speaker 7: So that's your new Jersey guy. Oh, let's get rid
of the law enforcement. Let's keep all the illegals and
in fact make them citizens because they're illegal. He's from
the government, and he's here to help mister Montdami and
what they're doing is destroying not only this country but
this nation. Now the view with this woman who I
cannot believe is a real lawyer, Sunny Houston cut eight.
Speaker 18: Here's Sonny, and I see this as a great opportunity
for the Democrats to show the American people that they
are here for affordability. They are here for healthcare, they
are here for education, they are here for making people's
lives better. This is a huge opportunity despite the fact
that they're trying to gerrymander the heck out of this
country and take away the black guy.
Speaker 7: I want to play that one more time, and I
want you to pause it. Please. When I just they
pause it and it will continue it. Let us begin
with Sunny Hostin from the view one more time.
Speaker 18: Please, And I see this as a great opportunity for
the Democrats to show the American people that they are
here for affordability, They are here for health care, they
are here for accompic.
Speaker 7: I see this she's talking about this week as a
great opportunity for the Democrats to show that they are
here for affordability and they aren't here for health care. Right,
affordability and healthcare. Who are the people that have protested
every dollar that you have in your pocket this year
that wasn't there last year, meaning tax cuts? Democrats? Who
are the people that ran up inflation through the roof?
And I understand right now we're dealing with inflation coming
up again because of the Iran situation. That is temporary,
But who ran it up? Democrats under Biden. Worst inflationary
run since I believe the end of World War Two
in terms of the number spiking since the war.
Speaker 8: Economy.
Speaker 7: Okay, And then she says, and we're here for health care.
Does anybody ever ask the question why Democrats are still
here for health care after they claim to have fixed
health care? Continue, let's continue.
Speaker 18: They're here for making people's lives better. There's a huge
opportunity despite the fact that they're trying to gerrymander the
heck out of this country and take away the black lives.
Speaker 7: She also said they were here for education, and they're
here for you know all this business, folks. The civil
rights movement was in the nineteen sixties. We were approaching
nineteen We were approaching twenty thirty. Twenty thirty will be
here before you know it, Okay, with thirty years almost
were forty years away. So for the last sixty years,
Democrats have been overcoming. And then they overcame, and we
got everything with Democrats you got, which is ironic. Democrats
are now fighting to retain segregation. The civil rights movement
was supposed to be to fully integrate and take advantage
of America's opportunities. Now Democrats are fighting for segregation. They
want to keep race based districts segregated. Keep the white
folks over there and keep the black folks over here,
keep the Asians over there, keep the Hispanics over there,
keep all of that segregated. So today's Democrats are doing
what they've always done. They're Confederates. They're fighting for They're
fighting for segregation. They want to be separate and apart
But here's the thing. Everything that these Democrats are saying
they are fighting for like Sonny, Like Sonny here says
they were supposed to have accomplished already. Obamacare was supposed
to fix everything with health care. It's exacerbated it. She says,
they're fighting for education. Does anybody want to argue that
black kids in America have a bed education now than
any other point in history. No, who runs black in
black districts? Who runs it? It's Democrats. We haven't even
talked about crime. We haven't talked about the murder rate.
We haven't even talked about the true affordability crisis in business.
We haven't talked about the conditions of these neighborhoods. They overcame,
they took control, and now they're still trying to overcoming
what they overcame.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yes, they came.
Speaker 7: They saw, they overcame, they overcame, and now they're trying
to overcome what they overcame. We gotta go to a break.
James Golden is nearly overcoming the overcame rush.
Speaker 3: This is the rush hour with James Golden. It's the
rush hour with James Golden.
Speaker 2: Rush.
Speaker 3: Now here's James.
Speaker 7: Golden ladies and gentlemen, it is time for the Clip
of the day. The clip from the Clip of the
Day today is from La.
Speaker 3: Also on homelessness at the Petry.
Speaker 19: Earlier this week, you were talking about comprehensive health care
for the unhoused, and you talked about how many of
the unhoused, because of their methews lose their teeth. That's right,
Who would pay for the dental care for the unhoused?
Speaker 20: When I say comprehensive healthcare, it's actually what people can
get from medical. The problem is is that the linkage
isn't made with the people and the services and system.
Speaker 11: Well, we already pay for it.
Speaker 14: It's already paid for.
Speaker 7: It's the did you understand any of that? The problem
is with the linkages of the tax period and the
and the unhoused and here and the lows casters go
along with this nonsense and the you talked about the
dental care and the toothlessness of the un housed, toothlessness.
The problems that we have is the linkages. These people
are definitely on another plan, my friends.
Speaker 8: Karen Bass, Los Angeles.
Speaker 7: The bottom line is, of course you the taxpayers will
pay for the meth addicts to have new teeth.
Speaker 8: One need some new teeth. Little bonics.
Speaker 7: They are trying to relate you got teeth, my friends,
we'll leave here with this today. Sir Elton John last
year on this day described the UK government as absolute losers.
He said he felt incredibly betrayed over plans to exempt
technology firms from copyright laws. He said that if the
ministers wanted had to allow AI firms to use artists
content without paying, they would be committing theft thievery on
a high scale. Elton John said, Prime Minister don't nah
who needed to wise up. He said the Technology Secretary
Peter Kyle was a bit of a moron. Yeah, just
exempt the technology companies from copyright laws. Brilliant, Sir Elton John.
My friends, May God bless protect you and every single
one of you, your families, your loved ones, love and gratitude,
and my friends for your being here with me, allowing
me to be with you, especially when I have psiatica
and I may not make sense. God willing we are
back tomorrow. Until then, my friends, I bid you.
Speaker 8: A jew bye.
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