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Speaker 5: Do you take any responsibility for what's happening?
Speaker 6: And what is the justification for not holding votes in
your chamber this week and potentially yours this weekend when
there are some five partisan conversations happening in the Senate?
Speaker 5: Why not just stay here and work this out.
Speaker 7: I'll give you my quick answer. You the leader, but
my quick answers very simple. The House did its job.
The House did sent a bi partisan, very simple, very conventional,
twenty four page continuous resolution to keep the lights on.
And it's been and we sent it over, we passed it,
and it's been rejected by the Senate. So the House
will come back into session and do its work as
soon as Chuck Schumer allows us to reopen the government.
That's planing in simple and why because Chuck Schumer, who
leads the Democrats, is terrified that he's not going to
win back his Senate seat. He's afraid that the Marxist
far left corner of his base is going to challenge
him in New York. Maybe many of you have noticed
New York is probably going to elect a Marxist for mayor.
He's terrified by that development. Chuck Schumer is a is
a far left progressive politician, but he's not far enough
left for this base. And so he's got to show
a fight against the president. He's got to show that
he's fighting Republicans. And because they're playing political games and
they're not doing what he himself said passionately as recently
as six months ago, that must be done, that you
passed a standard bipartisan see are because he needs political cover.
He is dragging the American people through this.
Speaker 8: Welcome, my friends to the I can't believe. Yes, it
is already Friday edition of BOSN at least rush hour,
fastest hour in American media speaker Johnson, of course, and
we are going to talk about the shutdown as it
drags on looking forward. By the way, if you're here
on Monday through Friday for both snleys rush Hour, I
hope you join us on the Saturday Morning Vibe starting
early tomorrow at seven am. Hopefully we'll catch up with
Princess Died tomorrow. Can't wait to hear what she thinks
of this entire news week and America Small caffeinated mom
Ronda Schrock will be around, and Lizzie Radabali and all
of you so and Saturdays we take calls, a lot
of them, as many as we can squeeze in because
during the week we just it's just so fast. Now, yes,
there's a lot of shut well, I don't know whether
a lot there is shutdown news. Most of you already know.
I mean, it's just the shutdowns, the shutdown. There's a
great article today, great article today and Tipp's newsletter that's yes,
and I have it in here and somewhere it is
called you call this a showdown, a shutdown, you call
this a shut down?
Speaker 2: Here it is it is.
Speaker 8: You call this a shutdown ends by Issues and Insights
Editorial Board TIPP and what it is is we're being
treated to a fuselage of stories about the hearts of
government shutdown. But we invite readers, they say, to consider this.
Roughly two thirds of government spending will continue despite the shutdown.
Two thirds of the government still out, still spending money.
In other words, there's absolutely no reason for Republicans the
cave one Democrat demands that Medicaid benefits for legals and
Obamacare subsidies for higher income families be restored. The longer
the federal government remains shut down, the more people will
realize how meaningless it is, and the less leveraged Democrats
will have. First thing to understand is that seventy percent
of what the federal government does is immune to shut down.
That's because seventy percent of what the government does is
right checks to individuals, checks that go out no matter what.
These are called direct payments for individuals, and this category
alone will cost four point eight trillion dollars, roughly sixty
six percent of all federal spending and more than fifteen
percent of the nation's gross domestic product. And then it
talks about how the money spent Social Security money to
pay bills for Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps, veterans benefits, and
the mountain of other entitlement programs that have consumed the
federal government. None of it gets appropriated by Congress each year.
It's all mandatory spending, he said. Now, consider the other
things that won't be shut down US Postal service, Medicare,
social Security payments, air traffic control, banks, courts, border security,
disaster and federal law enforcement agencies including the FBI, the DEA,
Prison staff, Secret Service, Coast Guard, the military. Look at
what might be closed national parks, visitors centers, and tours
of federal government buildings, and the Smithsonian Museums. Democrats claimed
that a shutdown is devastating to the economy as well,
but that's only because they believe the government spending is
an engine of economic growth. But the only real harm,
aside from the fact that reveals the dysfunction of Congress,
is that it usually ends up costing taxpayers in back pay,
added administrative costs, etc.
Speaker 2: Etc.
Speaker 8: Our advice to Republicans stand your ground, then keep cutting spending.
Speaker 2: Brilliant.
Speaker 8: Now I wasn't even gonna do that first, because I
am I don't get beside myself. Most of the time,
I just amind myself. But this one really gets me.
Have you heard what Domini wants to do to kindergarteners,
ladies and gentlemen. This is about as dastardly, as ugly
and vicious as it gets. New York Times story A
hornets Domini's gifted education plan divides New Yorkers. I'm shocked
that it's dividing people. It must only be dividing people
that don't have kids, have never had kids, don't understand
the realization of how things work with children. Some parents
were distraught, fearing that bright students would be left board
and wrestled at their desk. Others questions whether teachers can
truly determine whether a four year old is gifted, and
rival candidates and the mayor's race pounds. The divided reactions
across New York came after Zordan mam Danny, the Democrat
front runner from mayor, said this week he plans to
end and the Children's Gifted and Talented program for kindergarten
students in public schools if he's elected.
Speaker 2: Why do you let me just ask you a question. Carlos.
Speaker 8: You don't have kids yet, probably not even thinking about it,
probably hoping nothing happens in you all of a sudden
it confronted with the idea of fatherhood. Why do you
think that anybody, including this guy, wants to cut out
the gifted program for kindergarten students and above, but for kindergarteners,
Do you have any idea?
Speaker 2: I can't hear you. I still can't hear you. Your microphone,
money for the other free staff you promised.
Speaker 8: To get money for the other Nope, that's not it.
Philip just walked out. I was gonna ask Philip, Philip's busy,
that's not it. The reason that Zordan, Mom, Danny and
other aggressives want to get rid of gifted programs beginning
in kindergarten is that they say gifted programs exacerbate in
equality in school systems that are already deeply divided along
lines of race and income. You see black and Latinos
children are enrolled in gifted classes at far lower rates.
They don't say then who, but I'll tell you who.
Then their overall presence in the public school system. Now,
let me unpolitically correct this paragraph. Critics say the gifted
program exacerbates inequality in the school system, deeply divided along
lines of racient income. Blacks and Latino students are enrolled
and gifted classes, but more white kids are gifted are
listed in these programs, and the liberals are not going
to stand for that.
Speaker 2: How dare you?
Speaker 8: How dare you have white kids in gifted and talented
classes when you don't have the same quota of black
and brown kids? How dare you so what Mondamie is
going to do. What he's promising to do if he's
elected mayor is get rid of the program altogether because
they do not want a program where white kids have
a higher rate in the gifted and learning kids. Besides,
some of the progressors say, who can tell what a
kid is gifted? I'll tell you how you can tell
when a kid is gifted when you actually read to
your children and when you start teaching your children at
an early age. In fact, I've known some three year olds,
including my great nephew, who was reading and doing math
when he was three years old, and is a gifted child,
beyond gifted. And you see, and he happens, by the way,
not to be a white kid. But you see the
problem here. We can't have white gifted kids who usually
by the way, and I don't know about this as
a fact, but I'm saying what makes a gifted kid
usually is because their parents are doing everything they can
to begin teaching the child at a very early age.
And the damn Democrats can't stand it because they don't
want to have to admit what is really going on
here that certain parents are not taking the time with
their children the way they should to teach them and
to make sure that they become gifted and talented. So
instead of dealing with the kids that are gifted and talented,
these democrats like Zorn Mandarmi, screw them. There will be
no classes for the gifted kids. Let them just sit
and start their school years being bored as hell because
they already know everything that the kids that don't get
any attention from home, they already know this stuff. And
what are they gonna do. They're gonna act out because
guess what bored kids do. They act out or they're
gonna lose interest. And parents of gifted children, this is
why you need vouchers. This is why you need school
choice so you can get your kids away from these racist,
insane democrats who want to punish your child in kindergarten.
These people are insane and they want to spread that
insanity and punish your child if you have a gifted child,
all because your child doesn't meet the skin color test.
And the black kids and the brown kids, the Latino
kids that are gifted, are they gonna suffer all the
gifted kids, doesn't matter which color, they are gonna suffer too,
because these people are on their insane quest for some
kind of.
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 8: Folks, I mean, this one really gets me. And this guy,
of all people, missed the privilege. Yeah, we're celebrating Woody Guthrie.
I'll tell you why when we get back. I'm just
too disgusted right now. We'll be right back.
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Speaker 2: All right, freaking.
Speaker 8: News, The entire court has arisen and texted me at
the same time. I got it from Lady Bennette, I
got it from Princess Diana, got it from the Countess
of Conspiracy Hamas Harmas says that it will agree to
release all Israeli hostages still held under the Trump Gaza
plan dateline October third. This from Reutas. Hamas said on
Friday it had agreed to release all Israeli hostages alive
or dead under the terms of US President Donald Trump's
Gaza proposal, and signaled readiness to immediately enter mediated negotiations
to discuss the details. Donald Trump a short while ago
said Sunday's their deadline. Better respond by some, Well, they
didn't wait till Sunday, didn't wait a day. They said today, Okay,
we're in now. Can Hamas be trusted? Should Hamas be trusted?
But at least for the moment they said, they're saying, yes,
we're in. They will release all of the Israeli hostages
and we shall see how all of this plays out
over the weekend. I'll tell you, folks, that's really good news.
This whole man damning thing, I mean, this is just
to me, it's just disgusting what these people do to
American children. This is your Democrat party. They punish achievement,
and they will punish achievement from the time your child
is in kindergarten until the time your child is an
adult and all the way through life. If they achieve,
democrats want to punish them. We'll be back. Don't go away.
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Speaker 8: Sure Today, Folks in New York. P Diddy is has
been going through sentencing all day life sentencing hearing all
day long Daily Mail. Did he fumbles as he speaks
to public for first time in thirteen months, begs his
mother's forgiveness through tears. Sean Diddy Combs fumbled as he
took the standard of sentencing today, addressing the public for
the first time in thirteen months. Did he fifty five
vow to never put my hands on another person again?
Speaker 2: How you do that?
Speaker 8: So I've learned my lesson as he begged the judge
for mercy to disgrace to music. Mogul also apologize to
his mother, begging her to forgive him. Mommy, Mommy, I
failed you as his son. I'm sorry you taught me
back her, he said as he wept.
Speaker 2: You raised me better, boy, Hey.
Speaker 8: Tej, I think his future bunkmates in prison, are gonna
react to the crying and to mommy new name, p Diddle.
We're not laughing. I'm not making fun of him, by
the way, just so you know, Uh, he was convicted.
This thing has been going all day some of the
didn he says he's sorry to Cassie ventorro did he
fumbles his words? Prosecution claims did he has not changed
in rebuttal. Then he prepares to speak nonprofit director Hell's
benefits of Didty hosting teaching events. Defense desperately references domestic
violence aware miss lumth in a plea for leniency. Defense
does missus pimp label before blaming drug addiction for Ditty's misconduct.
Defense appears stressed at Didty's hearing Diddy is a savior?
Speaker 2: Whould she be.
Speaker 8: Freed immediately to preach to America? Court hears Diddy was
high for twenty four years. Lawyer reveals Didny's daughter, did
He's daughters. Didy's daughter begs judge not to let her
sisters grow up fatherless.
Speaker 2: Can't they visit him? Okay? Did he cries? Oh, he's
cringing again.
Speaker 8: Over kim Porter's death as defense shares video in court anguished.
Ditty is double of iconic the screen painting. They have
him holding his head. It's just like in the screen painting. Yeah,
they illustrations from the court room and it does kind
of resemble that painting. Dinny's teen daughter begs for his
relief so he can parent his toddler. Oh boy, by
the way, one of the Diddy came out there. This
girl's brestuses are almost all the way never mind. And
then the others came out looking like they were on
their way to some kind of fashion show or something
with matching outfits. I look like the stage. Okay whatever,
I'm not criticizing. I'm just saying. Just Denny's daughter tells
court how Rapper promised to keep them safe after Kim
Porter's death. Did He's son tells court Rapper taught him
to treat women with respect.
Speaker 7: Mmm?
Speaker 8: Um, justin COLEMs Hell's father as superhero. While begging judge
to give Diddy a second chance at life? Uh, did
he burst into tears as his children He's been crying
a lot today as his children addressed the court. Denny's
lawyer cites Men's Wear award that he got in a
plea for leniency defense attorney cries as she hails Ditty's
contributions to community. Defense says Colmbs did not profit off
his crimes. While arguing for lenient sentence. Didy's children squirm
as prosecuted details vile sex act against Cassie Oo. Prosecution
accuses didty and defensive. This thing has been going on.
I'm not even halfway down with all the action from
the courtroom today. Prosecute is won in jail, I think
for eleven years or longer. And it's sentencing guidelines call
for I think between seven between six and seven years
something like that, you know. Plus he's got time served.
I don't know. Prediction out in three, out in five,
they're gonna make him do at at least at least
a lickle a nickel over unders five. Okay, I'm not
betting on it, and I'm not laughing about it that
I don't you know. I mean, they're saying he saw
the light, now, didd he has seen the light. That's
what his defense people are saying. Yes, the shutdown, we'll
have time to deal with the shutdown tomorrow. I've got
so many cuts. We got Hakeem Jeffries, we have others.
But you know what we also have, we have tomorrow,
we have three hours. Well there's some other news out here,
but let's just do this. You know, these reporters are
ticked off. They're ticked off. They are so ticked off
that Donald Trump has been trolling their heroes, the Democrats
cut seven listen to this report, almost argumentative with Speaker
Johnson and oh there.
Speaker 2: Is having fun and trolling.
Speaker 7: This is a government shutdown. One he had to say,
this is very serious that people jobs are on the
line the other.
Speaker 1: Days to holes his fun games and controlling.
Speaker 7: So the effects are very serious on real people, real
American book. We support federal employees who do a great
job in all these different areas. But but what they're having,
trying to have fun with, trying to make light of,
is to point out the absurdity of the Democrats position.
And they're using memes and all the tools of social
media to do that. Some people, you know, find that entertaining.
But at the end of the day, the decisions are
hard ones, and I'm telling you they're not taking any
pleasure in that.
Speaker 8: Yes, Jacob, his report was intent on arguing with him
about the President trolling. Hakim Jeffrey you see, they've never
seen anything like this. They've never seen a Republican that
hasn't that just follows their script and always gets skunked.
And Donald Trump trolling. Now the polling, by the way,
the polling according to Harry Inton, we look, I pay
that Harry Inton polls the clips from him when they
shock Democrats. But I'm not just going to be one
side and just do that and ignore them. Uh cut thirteen.
This is what Harry Inton is saying his polling over there,
and this guy has been coming up with some polls
that have been unusual. And when he calls it like
he sees.
Speaker 2: It, whod Americans blame? More real?
Speaker 5: They blame Republicans The New York Times by seven points.
They blame Republicans and Congress and Donald Trump. E Maris,
look at that, blame Trump and Republicans by twelve points.
How about Washington Post by a seventeen point margin. When
you look at the data, what you're actually seeing is
that more Americans are blaming Republicans than Democrats, which I
think really goes against the conventional wisdom because a lot
of folks are saying, hey, Democrats are so divided. But
at this particular point, Americans are placing the blame on
the Republicans shoulders, at least the plurality of them.
Speaker 9: Are all right, So looking at this, does this match
up to what we see historically?
Speaker 2: Like, how is this different or the same?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: This is what I think is so notable here is
we can go back over time and this is actually
a pretty familiar story. What are we talking about here?
Speaker 2: Blame more.
Speaker 5: At the start of shutdown, it's ninety five, ninety six,
they blame the Republicans more by sixteen points. Twenty thirteen,
blame the Republicans more by ten points, twenty eighteen, twenty nineteen,
blame the Republicans more by fourteen points. And right now,
on the average poll, you see that the American public
are blaming Republicans more by twelve points than Democrats. So
this actually lines up with what we've seen historically when
the government goes in the shutdown, at least in prior occasions,
and in this one, what we see is that more
Americans are likely to blame Republicans than Democrats, which again
is why the polling right now doesn't exactly strike me
as surprising, despite the fact that Democrats might be messy.
Republicans are the ones who are getting more blamed because
that is what happen has happened, at least historically.
Speaker 8: Speaking, and also because Democrats at this enough enough why
I won't marry look at we cited Washington Post, New
York Times, Marist.
Speaker 2: Forgive me for being blunt, and I don't.
Speaker 8: Mean this to be disparaging because I am not an
expert in the work that they do. I haven't looked
at their methodology, to be totally honest with you, haven't
had time to dig it through on the New York
Times polling, the marriage polling, or the Washington Post. I
would just simply say I don't trust either one any
of them to give me an accurate readout of what
Republicans and Democrats really think. So I have a little
bit of skepticism about this one. Very often Inton is
not using those as source material when he does his.
Speaker 2: Analysis.
Speaker 8: But look who he said, New York Times, Washington Post,
and Marist. I call me skeptical, just saying call me skeptical.
Now there are some other things on this shutdown thing.
Oh yeah, you want to hear the way that this
being reported. Where is this one? I'm looking for this guy.
Princess Diana last Saturday was with us when she started beginning.
This was before we were anywhere near the shutdown, still
a few days away, and Princess Dinah said to us
the guy to keep an eye, said, see, this guy
is her favorite cabinet member. Is RUSS vote. And she
talked about RUSS vote and RUSS vote. Now, Russ vote.
Nobody knew RUSS vote was unless you were paying super
attention to members of the cabinet and you say, oh, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: The budget guy.
Speaker 8: This he has been elevated in the mainstream press from
just the budget guy to practically well you'll hear it
for yourself. Cut. Uh, this is cut eleven. This is
what one of the progressives on Well that's no, that's
not the one, but here we go NBC News. It
was Vaughan Hilliard. Vaughan Hilliard. Hilliard was on NBC News
and listen to this reaction cut eight to RUSS vote.
Speaker 9: The President put on a social media post a picture
of RUSS vote and said, all eyes are on RUSS
vote today. And I don't want to oversimplify what is
so very not simple with the government shutdown, but effectively
you have an omb director out of the White House
who is effectively running the federal government and making massive
decisions here, they could potentially cripple some of these agencies,
which we should be clear. As he wrote in Project
twenty twenty five, he has argued that some of these
agencies are too big and have hurt Americans, and so
from his vantage point, he has been empowered by the
President to move forward with these firings. And then on
top of that are the cuts, the budget cuts that
he has been very clear that he has the power
to decide what projects get a lot of money, and
as Speaker Johnson said yesterday, it is a subjective decision
one to advance this administration's priorities. And just this morning
in a tweet russ Vote, he made clear that there
is another project specifically in Chicago that is set to
at least for now get withholding of fund saying.
Speaker 5: Two point one billion in Chicago.
Speaker 9: Infrastructure projects specifically the Red Line Extension and the Red
and Purple Modernization project had been put on hold to
ensure funding is not flowing via race based contracted Yesterday,
he threatened two infrastructure projects here in New York. He
threatened sixteen other Democratic led states and green energy projects.
And when we're talking about this Red Line extension in Chicago.
I know most people don't live in Chicago, but for
those that do, this is a five and a half
mile extension that have been talked about for decades, went
through this contracting process and is currently moving forward up
until this moment here. And this was a line that
was a rail line that was going into the far
south side of the Chicago, a largely minority, low income
population that has never been served by a rail line
to give them access to the rest of Chicago. These
are the types of projects that we are talking about.
This White House using the shutdown to halt funding for yeah.
Speaker 2: And is taxpayer funding.
Speaker 9: It's American money, and it's been contracted and previously contracted.
Speaker 8: There is so much there. He's the most he's running
the federal government. No, he's not the president of the
United It's the Trump administration, not the Vote administration. And
then this last little bit, oh, that red Line for
those of United Cargo goes to the south shide of Chicago,
where Okay, the sentence I believe is in do we
have it, you gotta send it to a news see
Sean Denny Coombe sent us to more than four years
in prison after salacious trial. After salacious trial exposed the
mogul's reign of terror. Sean Dinny Combe send us to
more than four years in prison, solidifying the hip hop
icons fall from grace. You abuse them physically, emotionally and psychologically.
Judge Arun Sabrana Herring told, I think that's his name,
told before heading down the Center's a fitty.
Speaker 2: He got fifty months.
Speaker 8: Boy, can you can you imagine what fitty sent is
gonna do with a fifty month sentence? You're saying out
in two out and three with time served. I said
he would be sentenced mostly five. He's gonna get a nickel.
He got almost a nickel. He got fitty, He got
fifty months. Fitty. I can't wait to hear what fidty
sents reaction to this is gonna be anyway. Yes, oh,
you know with Stevie Ray Vaughan's birthday day, I just
want to say that, and Lindsey Buckingham American singer songwriter
Fleetwood Mac we gotta go take a break, We'll be
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Speaker 6: Hey, white people, Yeah, especially middle aged white people from
my hometown, not knowing who Bad Bunny is. Isn't the
flex that you think it is? Okay, it's actually really embarrassing.
You're embarrassing. It's giving last year when Kendrick Lamar was
at the Super Bowl and everyone was like.
Speaker 2: I don't understand anything that he's saying.
Speaker 6: Haven't we learned anything? Stopping? So I'm gonna let you
guys fell on the banks.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I can't wait for the super Bowl halftime, so
I cannot watch it. Are you gonna watch the super
Bowl halftime? Because Bad Bunny's gonna be there, James.
Speaker 2: A lot of women like Bud Bunny, so I probably
will be watching the super Bowl halftime. Dum't. Why are
we playing Bowie?
Speaker 8: Because Stevie Rayvaughn his birthday to day, and this is
Stevie ray Vaughn playing on this track. He played on
a lot of the Let's Dance album and the guitar
is so prominent American musician, singer, songwriter guitar is Stevie Rayvaughan,
frontman for the Steve Ravelon in Double Trouble. He was
the most one of the most influential guitar players of
the nineteen eighties. Of course, killed in the helicopter crash
back in nineteen ninety, he was only thirty five years old. Lynn,
but boy he still gets such high accolades. Stevie Rayvaughn. Okay, yes,
my friends, of this whole, this whole bad bunny thing,
I've just have you ever had, by the way.
Speaker 2: An iced apple? An iced apple? An iced apple?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 8: I don't think so, you haven't had one. Well, some
people are about to get them now because Apple has
dropped its first ice block on one of these tools
that the people these apps. The Department of Justice talked
to Apple and apparently Apple said, okay, okay, they the
DOLJ demanded that Apple remove ice block app from their
app store, and Apple has done it. It's one of
these tracking apps that liberals have been using the track
and docks ice people. And so now when we could
say that ice apples are well, okay, not the best joke,
but okay, there are Pete hag Seth's and we did
not talk about this very much. Oh you know what
else we didn't talk about this week. I want to
talk about it tomorrow. You know, passed away this week.
Jane Goodall passed away. Gorilla's in the Jizz and all
that stuff. Oh wait, that's yeah, Gorilla's in the Mist.
Gorillas in I'm sorry, Yeah, I'm embarrassing, but that's what
I called the movie for years. Anyway, Gorilla's in the
Mist and Jane Goodall, you talk about somebody that was
just loved I think there. I mean she I'm sure
she had her critics, but her critics sure aren't speaking
up because there aren't many of them. A lot of
people just speaking would love about what a lovely, wonderful
human being she was, her work with the chimps, the
gorillas and all of that, and she's gonna be miss
We gotta go.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 8: May God bless protect each and every single one of you,
your family, your loved one, loving gratitude my friends for
you're being here with me, allowing me to be with you,
God willing. We are back early in the morning. We're
already prepping for it, so hopefully You'll be with us
until the meantime. I bet you, I do.
Speaker 2: Bye.
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Speaker 2: What the heck is going on here