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Speaker 4: The Rush Hour is on the air, Rush Rush Now
here's Jane.
Speaker 5: Welcome to my friends, to the already it's Friday edition
of bos Nerly's Rush Hour. This is the fastest hour
in American media. So much to discuss, so little time.
We will get to it shortly. But I had a
story all prepared to go to the lead role in
this show today, and then it got interrupted when I
had a conversation with Jonas a very quick conversation. I said,
you know the Pope was outed, and he's what the
Pope was outed? What we're gonna have a new pope already?
What happened?
Speaker 2: No, no, it wasn't.
Speaker 5: Out it that way. They didn't kick him out, but
he was outed. And then the second question came, Please
don't hold this to account of joint He said, it's
a question and nothing against the new pope period. Is
it just a question? Did it have anything to do
with children? I said, oh no, no, no, Well wait
a minute, it does in a way, in an offhand.
Well what is it? And I'm stunned that the world
doesn't know. Okay, let me ask TJ. Whose birthday it
is today? Happy birthday, TJ. You're over forty years old,
Now get to work.
Speaker 2: Uh did you know that the Pope was outed? No?
Speaker 5: No, do you have you have any idea what I'm
talking about? No, you can guess. Then guess doesn't have
anything to do with children?
Speaker 2: No, I mean, I mean why would you people automatically? Philip?
Speaker 5: Did you know the Pope was outed? Did they have
anything to do with the stuff that he said he
was ignored?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Let me see if Philip knows, does Philip knows that
the Pope was outed. He was outed, and none of it.
Nobody knows it. Okay, let me read you all this story.
I am glad to be the fastest, most influential o're
in American media. I'm glad to bring this to your attention,
ladies and gentlemen. New Pope has Creole roots in New Orleans.
H Robert Francis Privos, the Chicago born Cardinals selected Thursday
as a new Pope, is descended from Creole people of
color from New Orleans. The pope's maternal grandparents, both of
whom are described as black or mulatto in various historical records,
lived in the city Seventh Ward, an area that is
traditionally Catholic and a melting pot of people with African, Caribbean,
and European roots. The grandparents, Joseph Martinez and Louis Bachi,
eventually moved to Chicago in the early twentieth century and
had a daughter, Mildred Martinez, the Pope's mama, the Pope's mother.
I'm sorry, can't help it. It's an ethnic story. The grandparents, Oh,
we did that. The Pope's mama mother. That discovery means dada.
I'm trying to come up with some original fanfare so
I don't get sued for copyright violations. That discovery means
that Leo fourteen, as the Pope will be known, is
not only breaking ground as the first US born pontiff,
he comes from a family that reflects the many threads
that make up the complicated and rich fabric of the
American story. The Pope's background was unearthed Thursday by New
Orleans genealogist Jerry C. Honau, and confirmed to the New
York Times by the Pope's older brother, John Prevot seventy one,
who lives in these Chicago suburbs. That discovery is just
an additional reminder of how interwoven we are. As Mackins
mister hone said the text message late Thursday, I hope
it will highlight the long history of black Catholics, both
free and enslaved in this country, which include the Holy
fatherst Family. It is unclear, tis unclear. Tis unclear whether
the new Pope has addressed his Creole ancestry in public,
especially since we just found it and brought it up,
and his brother said that the family did not identify
as black. O.
Speaker 2: What a Shaker there.
Speaker 5: The announcement of his election in Rome focused on his
early life in Chicago in decades of service in Peru.
Mister Homer I, who works at the historic New Orleans
Collection of Museum in the French Qualta, began investigating the
pope's background because it's French sound the name. We got
what we got here, Let's go back and look at
them roots, find out where this boy come from. He
quickly found connections to the color to the south instead.
The trail of evidence Lincoln Leo to New Orleans includes
the grandparents' marriage certificate from their seventh ward wedding in
eighteen eighty seven, a photo of the Martinez family Grave
market in Chicago, electronic birth record of Mildred Martinez that
showed she was born in Chicago in nineteen twelve. The
bus the record lives Joseph Martinez and Lewis bachchis as
I'm pronouncing that wrong, but I don't care, y'all don't care.
He didn't even know if I didn't tell you. As
Mildred's parents. The father's bus place is listed as the
Dominican Republic. The mother's New Orleans. Now mister Horner found
records from the nineteen hundred cinders that listed mister Martinez's
black and his place of birth is Heiti h a
y t i Haiti, his occupation as agar maker. Mister
Martin's details appeared on the six lines the page of
the sentence to mister Horner, and she shared with The
New York Times both Joseph Nor viol Martinez and Lewis
baquate with people of color, No doubt I built it.
Ain't no about it, doubt it. So there you have it.
They outed him breaking news, and y'all haven't heard that.
It took me to bring this little fact to you.
Speaker 2: Huh. Oh, yeah, that's breaking news. Yeah, breaking news. Huh.
That's why I have to show y'all don't. Yeah. Well,
so look here, we got her.
Speaker 5: We'll take him, We'll take them. They never had a pope, Yes,
there was some black posts before. I think you're gonna
have to do an ail on that. Not in modern times,
but I think way back when, back there in the days.
I mean, there's been two hundred and something popes, two
hundred and sixty two popes. There's a lot of popes,
and you know, I don't know whether well, let's not.
I don't want to speculate on this without me, I
mean not. Okay, Now, the breaking story that was the
story that took the place of the breaking story. Pope
has been outed by New York Times. Family doesn't identify
as black though, just saying I don't know why not,
but well I never discussed this in public either. New
York Times just lit it up on day one. Okay,
the story that was going to be the lead story.
My friends, remember yesterday we talked about Ross Baraka and
the dune. Ross Baraka is the name. It should be
a marvel name for one of the villains or something.
Ross Baraka, mayor of New Jersey, son of Imamu Baraka,
whose real name before he changed it was Leroy Jones.
He was poet, he was moving shaker back in the day.
I remember, I remember, I remember Leroy Jones. I remember
Ismama Baraka when he changed his name Baraka. Okay, he
was an activist too, like like some like Daddy. Mayor
Baraka has been arrested. Ladies and gentlemen, uh in a harbor.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 5: Former President Lawyer who now is in charge law out there,
announced that the mayor of Newark, New Jersey has been
arrested for interfering with ICE's deportation operation. The mayor of Newark, Rasparaka,
committed trespass and ignored multiple warnings from the Homeland Security
investigations to remove himself from the ICE detention center in Newark,
New Jersey this afternoon. The statement says he has willingly
chosen to disregard the law that will not stand in
this state. He has been taken in to custody. No
one is above the law now. It was a bunch
of democrats and roths Baraka. No, there has never been
a pope of Black American descent in the history.
Speaker 2: Of Pope doom. I think this is Let me see
who's this to me?
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, Lady Benedict has researched it very quickly. No,
there has never been a pope of black African descent
in the history of the Catholic Church.
Speaker 2: And how dare you suggest it? No?
Speaker 5: No, she didn't say that the papacy which began in
the first century was Saint Peter. This sounds like some
grock stuff to me. Had seen two hundred and sixty
six pope, all of whom have been European or Middle
Eastern descent, primarily Italian Italian, I'm sorry with some regions
like North Africa or Levant and antiquity. Three popes, Victor,
Mattial Days and Galicias were born in Roman North Africa,
likely in areas such as modern day Tunisia or Libya.
While some sources say they may have been Berber or Macing,
they're sent there's no definite evidence confirming they were black
or sub Saharan African ancestry. Well, so that answers that question.
The New York Times really did out him. We got
a first, y'all. We and what'd you say? We'll take them? Hi?
Speaker 2: We get back to the more. Yeah, will he take us? Now?
What a question to ask? You got the kids? Oh?
Speaker 5: One thing, stop the music for m moment. Just stop
it right there, pick it right back up in a minute.
I read another news story about the pope and to
the Countess of conspiracy. There was a note in one
of the about the pope's shoes. He was not wearing
the red sandals that usually go on. He was wearing
black shoes. Apparently that has meaning to a lot of people.
He declined in his first mask to wear the black,
the red shoes. He wore black shoes, resumed the music
twenty twenty. On this date, Little Richard passed away age
eighty seven. With the likes of Chuck Barry Elvis. He
was one of a handful of US acts that went
out with blues, R and B gospel fused. It all
together led to the evolution of rock and roll. Thirty
million records and this one good Golla, Miss Molly.
Speaker 2: Lucy Healing. Two diff Fruit are coming Back.
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Speaker 5: Ladies and Gentlemen, something unusual happened last night. Letitia James
was speaking at an event. There are a lot of
people on the stage with her and the event was
totally partisan. As you will hear the crowd. It is
just totally a pro Latsia crowd. They opened up the
floor for questions and Letitia James had a question asked
of her. This was duck question.
Speaker 6: My question is for Sush James, will you apologize to
the President Trump for wasting millions of dollars and the state.
Speaker 2: Of New York for a witch trial.
Speaker 6: And how does it feel to know that you're you
will be in prisoned from mortgage fraud.
Speaker 2: They walk the guy out, they're getting him out of
the room. Now, they're they're getting him out.
Speaker 3: We want to thank him for coming. We respect all opinions.
Everybody knows those allegations are baseless, baseless, credited and everybody
make him everybody speaker.
Speaker 7: Everybody knows those allegations are baseless, baseless.
Speaker 2: Why did she do that? I told you why she doesn't?
Speaker 5: She does it so she concerned that she's got the
real civil rights thing going on.
Speaker 7: They're baseless, There are baseless allegations. Everybody knows those allegations
are baseless.
Speaker 2: Son.
Speaker 7: And I don't know why a Donald Trump by coming
after me. I just don't know. I don't know why.
I don't know why.
Speaker 2: Uh, Christ James has some problems.
Speaker 5: And whoever that brave soul is who called out Tush
as he calls her Tush James in front of a
highly partisan Democrat crowd, You, my friend, get the Profile
of Courage award that took guts and you displayed them,
and you did it.
Speaker 2: Profoundly well, and for that we are all grateful.
Speaker 5: James Golden Snarly it is the already It's Friday edition
of both Sly. Rush Hour Whatever you do, Do not
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Speaker 2: Nineteen sixty four was the year Lewis I'm Strong sech Mo.
Speaker 5: Was that number one on the US singles charts with
this one. At the time, it made him the oldest
artist to hit number one. He was sixty two years old.
Louis's biggest selling single was on the Hot one hundred
for twenty two weeks, the longest of any track of
the year.
Speaker 2: The one the only.
Speaker 5: Lewis Armstrong, who lived most of his life in Corona,
Queens Just an amazing musician, songwriter, composer, artist, groundbreaking diplomat
for America musically around the world. Dixieland influences all the
way through. All right, we tracked it down. You know,
Princess Diana does this really well? You can ask Princess
Diana word how a word came into being? And she'll
just whip it right off all if word comes from this,
that's the source of this that came by bye bye.
They have a whole name for that epid something something knowlogy.
I don't know the word anyway. It's whether they trace words.
I my friends trace sounds. And so I had been wondering.
Let's listen to the question that was put before Letitia
James at the Little Teasa. James rap this guy who
deserves the war. Let's listen to it again.
Speaker 6: My question is for James, you apologize Trump for wasting
millions of dollars and the state of.
Speaker 2: Vigor for a witch trial.
Speaker 6: And how does it feel to know that you are
you will be in prisoned from mortgage fraud.
Speaker 3: Thank you for coming, Thank you you.
Speaker 2: Get him out now.
Speaker 3: We want to thank him for coming. We respect all opinions.
Everybody knows those allegations are baseless. We want to thank him.
Speaker 2: That's when we wanted to hear a baseless speaker. Baseless.
Speaker 5: I want to know where this started, because it's been
in civil way, it's been you know, And I said,
this hasn't start in music. I know it does because
I didn't hear this before Brown. And then he said,
oh Brown, I said, Brown started this. Brown started, Yeah,
Brown started this. This is where it started. Huh huh,
it's coming up, folks. Right there. I got the feeling.
That's where it started. Makes you go and and yes,
that's where it started, right right there, the feeling. You know,
I'm right right what that's right, And that's where it started.
And it went from there all across the spectrum.
Speaker 2: Tell a Teasa James, the charge is the baseless, na baseless.
Speaker 5: Nah Ah. I got the feeling. Yeah, all right, if
you know people in Newark, huh. And that's whatever. I
can track it all down. I don't remember where EEE
came from, you know, Michael Jackson, I can't do it
because that was sound stupid, trying to do that little
high pitch e.
Speaker 2: Big that he used to do. You know what that started?
Speaker 5: Stevie started that on the Innervisions record. He's doing don't
worry about it, don't you worry about the thing. At
the end, he does this with and he does this
next thing. You know, Michael Jackson's like, ee that's where
he got it from. Go back and you listen to
Don't You Worry About the Thing? Listen to the end Vamp,
and then listen to Michael Jackson start with the EEE business.
Speaker 2: Gotcha, I gotta listen to it. Go listen to it.
I can track this stuff down. I know, I know
the thing, the baseless sun charges.
Speaker 5: If you know somebody in Noord, can you please just
record this from you're on your phone or whatever, and
you know people in Nork that are just like hardcore Democrats.
Can you please, for the next minute or so, just
record this. I want to talk about what happened in
Nord today. Rosa Baraka committed trespass and ignored multiple warnings
from Homeland Security and ICE, and they arrested him for trespassing. Now,
why was all this stuff happening? And Ross Baraka wasn't alone.
There were Democrats, three Democrats Members of Congress, Representative Bonnie
Watson Coleman, Representative of La Monica macleav macleaner, you know
where I came from up but you can't pronounce a
woman's name, right, ken, you know, and Representative Robin and
Dez Junior, all Democrats converged at Isis Delany Hall. They stormed.
These three Democrats stormed through the gates of US Immigration
and Customs enforcement detention facilities, demanding that they be allowed
and to conduct and oversight visit. All of these are
New Jersey Democrats. The prison. The detention center holds alleged killers,
MS thirteen gang members, child rapist, among other criminal offenders.
The lawmakers were outside when a group with a group
of protesters when the gates open to allow on ice busting,
they then storm the place past security. We're at Delaney
Hall and Ice Prison in Nork that opened without permission
from the city and in violation of local ordinances. Representative
Coleman wrote on x We've heard stories of what it's
like in other ice prisons. We're exercising our oversight authority
to see for ourselves now. Number One, if this is
a federal building or federal law, trump's local law. So
I don't even know what she's talking about. They don't
need your permission to set up a federal detention center.
Perhaps this Congress wo is it, but that's not the
point I want to make. Here's the point I would
like to make, and this is why I ask those
of you who have some hardcore Democrat crack friends in Newark,
New Jersey to please record this part because I want
to ax them. Ax my peeps a question, literally bonic.
I'm trying to make connections, you see. I want to
ask you this. How long have we suffered in Newark?
How long have our people suffered in the Newark, New
Jersey area with high crime rates, with dismal education prospects
at schools that are severely, severely underfunded. Not that the
money is not there, the money just doesn't seem to
make its way to the till the children. The money's
been allocated, But somehow the money for decent schools now
seems to make its way to the children of Newark.
How long have the people of Newark suffered? How long
has it been that we've seen entire generations of people
taken up out of the streets in Newark, New Jersey
and tossed into the criminal justice system. How long, my friends,
has it happened? How long has there been inequities in Newark,
New Jersey where it seems that generation after generation are.
Speaker 2: Consigned to poverty. How long has this been going on?
How long?
Speaker 5: Why it's been going on for generations? It's been going
on back when Mayor Ros Baraka's daddy was in Newark,
New Jersey as an inspirational leader by the name of
Leroy Jones, and then the transformed into Amama Baraka. And
I always liked by the way, I always liked to
Mama Baraccoho's radical, but I still liked him anyway. Smart man,
very smart man, leftists, but still a smart man. It's
been going on as long as I have been alive
that Newark, New Jersey has been in I want to
not be in delicate, my friends, but can we just
be honest. It's been in the crapper for over thirty years,
and in all of that thirty forty years of decline
in the city of Newarker. Have you ever seen any
Democrats barging in to a detention center where black citizens
of New or Hispanic citizens of Noyork that are legal
residents of the United States are being held and questioned
their conditions. Have you ever seen any Democrats lined up
to barge into the schools in Noyork that are producing
illiterate children and asked to do oversight of those schools. No,
have you ever seen them go to any jails and
demand and stand outside, demand to be let in to
see the conditions inside the jails where citizens of Nork
are being held. No, have you ever seen any of
these people go to city Hall and demand to see
oversight of why the laws of the city of Nork
seem to be stacked against their residents. Why there's no
oversight of their quality of life, Why high crime has
been allowed to continue and to continue where they are
not safe. Why neighborhoods look like garbage because nobody enforces
the law and makes those neighborhoods conform so that they
people have a decent atmosphere to live. Have they ever
done any oversight of that? No, But all of a
sudden you have three Democrats and the mayor of Newark,
New Jersey, mister Baraka Russbaraka, showing up at an ice
facility to do oversight of who of non citizens of
the United States who are being held there because allegedly
they have committed crimes such as child rape, such as
murderah and other heinous crimes. And all of a sudden,
the Democrats show up and they want to see to
make sure that criminal, alleged criminal non citizens of the
United States are.
Speaker 2: Being treated with dignity.
Speaker 5: They say they deserve dignity, they deserve respect, they deserve
proper treatment, and by damnit, these democrats are going to
show up and bust through and demand to see how
the aliens are going to be treated. Meanwhile, after they
leave the facility, that go back through your war torn
looking neighborhood and don't give a damn about how you
the American city citizens in Newark are living. They don't
want to do any oversight into how come your schools
fail while your jails are overrun, while your kids are
treated like they are nothing from the day they are
born till the day that they die. Why is that?
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Speaker 5: Alilexandlio was interviewed. She was asked about the economy, but
interest rates that sort of thing.
Speaker 2: It may just be me. I want to play it
for you and see whether.
Speaker 5: You can understand what her answer is, and if you can,
perhaps one day you might explain it to me. HiT's
what it sounded like.
Speaker 8: I want to ask you about inflation and interest rates.
Culbchair Powell, who recently said that the strong labor market
made it appropriate for him to soon raise interest rates.
I wonder what your take on that is.
Speaker 9: Well, you know, I think, particularly when we have this
conversation in the context of inflation as well, it's really
not just labor. It's not just rising wages. But there's
a lot of different dynamics that I think are contributing
to the increase in prices. Whether it's supply chain complications, yes,
labor issues, but sometimes lack of labor, a lack of
the ability to be able to work consistently in their jobs,
which is also tied to pandemic controls. And also there's
a real distinction to be made between inflation and price gouging,
and there's a lot of evidence that, particularly industries with
high concentrations of corporate concentrations, whether it's almost oligopoly level industries,
a lot of these price increases are potentially due to
just straight price gouging by corporations.
Speaker 8: Are you concerned about inflation and higher interest rates and
the impact on working people?
Speaker 9: I mean, wherever prices are increasing and it's making it
difficult for someone to be able to feed their family.
That is always going to be a major point of
concern and primary point of concern. But the real key
is making sure that we're diagnosing the causes correctly, because
the danger here is that if we say we're helping
working people too much and say that the cause of
this is, oh, it's because we provided too much assistance
during the American Rescue Plan, stimulus checks were too generous.
That is why we are dealing with the problems that
we're dealing with now. What that's going to result in
is a pullback in the assistance that some families need
the most right now and when we already talk Okay, okay.
Speaker 2: You have to start. I can't, I can't do anymore.
We have to go. Please, somebody explain that to me
one day.
Speaker 5: May God bless and protect each and every single one
of you, your family, your loved ones. Love and gratitude,
my friends. You're being here with me, allowing me to
be with you. God willing back in the morning at
seven am for the Saturday morning vibe.
Speaker 2: Hope you're here until then, I bid you, I do Bye.
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