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Speaker 3: My friends.
Speaker 6: We're witnessing things that are happening around the world today
that are just not common in the political process, the
stock market. I had, of course, the usual text about
how Trump is horrible from some of my liberal friends
this morning, and oh we're in a recession. We are
not in a recession, and all the rest of it,
and what are you gonna do now?
Speaker 3: The tariffs? Wan?
Speaker 6: Why? Why?
Speaker 5: Wan?
Speaker 6: Why? Wo? Why?
Speaker 3: W wh why why?
Speaker 2: And by the afternoon.
Speaker 6: We had a spate of headlines that DOW NASDEK and
SMP surges, Trump makes shock tariff you turn, but China
stow faces onslaught stock surge as Trump announces a delay
to global tariffs SMP five hundred sores seven percent after
Trump pauses some of his tariffs. If you were with
us yesterday, you heard an amazing, amazing analysis of the
entire situation betwe between the US and China from our
very own Princess Diana. It was astoundingly amazing, and in fact,
Princess d first time stayed with us the entire show
even took calls at the end. It was brilliant, beyond
measure and basically, and I don't want to try to
paraphrase it because she had so many nuances, but one
of the things that she pointed out is that Trump
has used these intervening years to plan very carefully how
he was going to deal with China. And we both
agreed that China, in launching COVID deliberately, which is our belief,
did so to hit back at Trump ensure that in
part ensured the problems she had in the twenty twenty election.
And it was launched because of the tariffs that Trump
put in place during his first term. Joe Biden kept
many of those same self same tariffs, and it was
all designed not to to do exactly what Donald Trump
says he wants to do, which is to create a
better financial environment for America, especially for the middle class.
There is a story today in I believe it's either
Fox Bitness or it's in the New York Times. I'll
have to just see which one is in the New
York Times today for US and China, a risky game
of chicken with no off ramp in sight, a wopping
in creaf in tariffs followed by a wopping retaliation, nationalist
Chinese bloggers comparing President Trump's levies to a declaration of war. Well,
if that's that's what the Chinese bloggers are declaring it,
what did they think COVID was? COVID was definitely And
as I pointed out yesterday, I had friends in the
intelligence community who at the time I was calling when
COVID was raging, and we were all trying to determine
how how did this come about? And the assessment that
I got from learning people that are my sources in
the intelligence community was that it was well known that
it was a biological attack or the United States of
America in retaliation for the tariffs henry, because Chinese economy
was thinking then. But anyway, let's fast forward to today
and inside this article in the New York Times. By
the way, New York Times ran a headline basically that
tried to imply that Donald Trump caved and he did
nothing of the sort today. In fact, his last moves
pinpointed something that Prentcess Day said was happening, which was
that Donald Trump was isolating China, and China has now
indeed become isolated. All of many of the other nations
that had been expecting tarifs are not getting them. They're
being held, they're negotiating. That is not the case with China,
which now has one hundred and twenty four percent tariff
on it went up again. This is a huge shock
to the China US economic relationship, like an earthquake, said
Wu Jibaou, the dean of the Institute of International Studies
at Fu Dan University in Shanghai. It remains to be
seen if this is temporary term all a long term,
unavoidable trend. To be sure, a US China decoupling is
still far from becoming reality. Chinese and American companies like
TikTok and Starbucks are both still entrenched in each other's countries,
and Chinese banks remain hitched to the US dollar dominated
financial system, very very important aspect there. G President g
has made no direct comments about the tariffs. He had
a meeting with six of the other members of the
pullet Buro there the standing committee that's the real power
in China, and so yeah, he's meeting with them. He
called on officials to bolster ties with China's neighbors and
industrial and supply chain cooperation.
Speaker 3: They're panicked, folks.
Speaker 6: A spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry, Lin Yuan, addressed the
new tariffs on Wednesday, saying China would never accept such
arrogant and bullying behavior, which anyone that understands the way
that China has been operating on the world stage ever
since they entered into the World Trade Organization that is
a laughable statement. But all of this, there's another paragraph
about how China and is trying to downplay everything. It
says it's reduced its reliance on US market for exports.
But that paper's over, says The New York Times. Serious
problems in the Chinese economy, which has been become largely
stagnant because their property markets have collapsed. Moreover, mister Trump's
assault on the assault mssster Trump's assault on the global
trading system, which includes targeting countries like Vietnam where Chinese
companies had opened factories to circumvent US tariffs, strikes at
the core of China's only current economic bright spots, one
of their bright spots, that's this trade business. The fallout
from the trade disruption will hurt the United States, which
relies on China for all sorts of manufactured goods, but
it will do more damage to China, says Wang Yushang,
the director of the Institute of International Economics at Peking University.
The impact on China is mainly that Chinese products have
nowhere to go. That will ravage export oriented companies making
things like furniture, clothing, toys, and home appliances along China's
eastern seaboard, which largely exists to serve American consumers. These
companies will be hit very hard. Now, what happens. What
happens when companies get hit very hard, folks, they start
firing people. What happens when tens thousands, or in this
case millions of Chinese citizens are out of work in
cities along their eastern seaboard?
Speaker 2: Are they happy people?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 6: No? And what happens when you have millions of millions
of unhappy people who are broke?
Speaker 3: What happens?
Speaker 6: That is where we are right now because China has
refused to play ball and nobody enforced it. Now let
me quickly, Well, I'm looking at the clock. We will
take a break because the folks, I've got to get
into some things here.
Speaker 4: Today is the rush Hour with bos Nerdly Most Nerdly
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Speaker 5: James Golden, known popularly as both This is.
Speaker 3: The rush Hour with pose Nerdly Rush.
Speaker 6: But I want to get very quickly to some of
the soundbites that we have today, and so I'll hold
off my take ones until after the next break. Number nineteen.
Scott Bessont was out and this is one of the
things he said today.
Speaker 7: We saw the successful negotiating strategy that President Trump implemented
a week ago. Today it has brought more than seventy
five countries forward to negotiate. It took great courage, great
courage for him to stay the course until this moment.
Speaker 6: And what we have ended up with here.
Speaker 7: As I told everyone a week ago there in this
very spot, do not retaliate and you will be rewarded.
So every country in the world who wants to come
and negotiate, we.
Speaker 3: Are willing to hear you.
Speaker 7: We're going to go down to a ten percent baseline
tariff for them, and China will be raised to one
five due to their insistence on escalation.
Speaker 6: We are gonna not wouldn't even reward you guys that
didn't retaliate. As for you, China, guess what the price
just went up again.
Speaker 3: Deal with it.
Speaker 6: Caroline Levitt had us followed the Secretary of the Treasury.
Speaker 2: She had this to say.
Speaker 8: Many of you in the media clearly missed the art
of the deal. You clearly see what President Trump is
doing here. You tried to say that the rest of
the world would be moved closer to China, and in
fact we've seen the opposite effect. The entire world is
calling the United States of America, not China, because they
need our markets, they need our consumers, and they need
this preple office to talk to them. And that's exactly
why more than seventy five countries have called. Because the
United States of America is the best place in the
world to do business. And as the President has shown
great courage, as the secretary have said, and choosing to
retaliate against China even higher.
Speaker 6: I want to go to cut five and listen more
to Scott Best, Treasury Secretary. He was on CNBC earlier
before that announcement, and this is from there, when you if.
Speaker 7: We put up a tariff wall, the ultimate goal would
be to bring jobs back to the US, but in
the meantime, we will be collecting substantial tariffs. As I've said,
I believe on this show that if we're successful, tariffs
would be a melting ice cube in a way, because
you're taking in the revenues as the manufacturing facilities are
built in the US, and there should be some level
of symmetry between the taxes we began taking in with
the new industry from the payroll taxes as the tariffs decline.
Speaker 2: Now one more, this is my favorite of all of them.
Listen to this cut four.
Speaker 7: For the last four decades, basically since I begame my
career in Wall Street, Wall Street has grown wealthier than
ever before, and it can continue to grow and do well.
But for the next four years, the Trump agenda is
focused on main Street. It's main Street's turn. It's main
Street's turn to hire workers, it's main Street's turn to
drive investment, and it's main streets turn to restore the
American dream.
Speaker 5: James Golden, known popularly as moost herdly this is the rush.
Speaker 6: Hour with those hardly I said on this program. It
was a maybe a month or two ago that for
many people who have spent their live following politics, especially
if they lean conservative lean Republicans, we have never ever
had a president like Donald Trump. We as conservatives have
always been on the outside looking in. And then when
you get a presidential administration that's Republican, when you get
even a success in the House of the Senate, very
often you're left unsatisfied with what takes place. We have
never had a president that actually went on total offense
with the left. It's always been tailed between the legs,
defending yourself all the time.
Speaker 9: No, we're not racist, No, we're not. No, we don't
want to take the food out of babies mouths. No,
we're not trying to push grandma over the edge of
the cliff with social Security.
Speaker 6: No, no, we're not any of those awful things in
the mainstream message. Mainstream press just pounds and pounds on
whoever that Republican president is a and they power and
they live in fear. Occasionally they they'll say something back,
but for the large party has been a status quo.
Republicans evil, Democrats, liberals good. We have never seen this
in our lifetime what Donald Trump is doing. Consider this,
my friends, Donald Trump is dismantling a ninety two year
old infrastructure that Democrats put in place so that they
could become a permanent bureaucracy and govern as a party
as if they are the soul, the sole party that
determines what's right and what's wrong in America. That program,
those series of programs I'm talking about, were the New
Deal put in place by Franklin Delano Roosevelt in nineteen
thirty three. They define the Democrat Party as being success
esful in ever ever growing government to take care of
people and to remove the idea from Americans that they
were capable of taking care of themselves. You needed the
government to take care of you. Whether you're old, whether
you're sick, whether you are infirmed, whether you have a
racial or racial you're black, you need the government. Whatever
it is, you need the government to fix it. You don't,
don't pray, because government will be your god. Government will
fix it for you. Donald Trump is dismantling that infrastructure
of big government, agency by agency. We are watching it happening,
and you are seeing the utter turmoil and the hatred
pour out of Democrats. He's just mantling the remnants of
the Great Society. Jonas, I bet you didn't learn in
school about the Great Society because they you know, who
even came up with the Great Society. And I'm not
trying to put you on the spot.
Speaker 3: No, it's all good.
Speaker 2: Nope, LBJ.
Speaker 6: Lb Lyndon Baines Johnson. After Kennedy was assassinated, here comes oh, LBJ.
Why we gonna have the Great Society? We gonna put
them nigger? Are them those people? We're gonna make sure
that them people are taking care. We're gonna pass them.
Democrats tried to stall it. By the way, Philip busted
it because they didn't want the Civil Rights Act passed.
It was Republicans that gave the votes to finally pass
the Civil Rights Act.
Speaker 2: But that was in one word. Let me just tell
it to let me explain it to you very simply.
Speaker 6: That's when many Americans decided, thanks to the Great Society,
that their life would be better on welfare than word.
While we gonna give them money, we're gonna make them
dependent on us. And every iteration of welfare comes from
basically two ideological places. Won the New Deal and then
grown into the Great Society. And what happened, well for
black families in America. What happened, I'll tell you what happened.
In the nineteen fifties. The highest rate of two parent
households were Black folks in America.
Speaker 2: Yes, it really happened. Guess what.
Speaker 6: Blacks folks had the lowest rate of abortions in America.
Within generations two three generations of the Great Society, Blacks
had the highest rate of single parent households. Government was
paying women to have babies out of wedlock, and here
you get supported. You don't need that man, and the
highest rate of abortions, genocide them all out, kill him out.
That's your great society in a nutshell, along with what
happened in education.
Speaker 10: Did teach it in school?
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, and they wouldn't teach it that way anyway.
They teach it as he was trying to save black quotes,
which brings me to the point of this whole great
society that Donald Trump is is dismantling the remnants of
What it did was use the pretext of getting rid
of Jim Crow, those lords discrimination against black people. By
the way, Jim Crow, where did that come from? By
another Democrat? Woodrow Wilson, who Great War. This was the
guy that showed Birth of a Nation basically a clan
supportive movie in the White House. This was the guy
that resegregated the federal government so that black people could
not work in civil service and everything else. Democrat, mister
progressive Woodrow the father of the Father, even though it
escalated under clinsion of globalization, the League of Nations, all
of that Woodrow Wilson.
Speaker 2: Okay, So.
Speaker 6: The Democrats use the pretext of getting rid of their
own invention, Jim Crow, to usher in something else, the
government version of Jim Crow, which was kinder and gentle oppression.
Speaker 2: We'll keep you. Yeah, you're still going to be.
Speaker 6: Oppressed, but instead of the states doing it and running
roughshot over you in broad daylight, what we'll do was
put your families on welfare. What we'll do is make
sure that you are economically and educationally deprived for as
many generations as we can do it. And that is
what happened in America. So the heavy boot of Democrat
Party Jim Crow at the state level went out of
the pretext of civil rights and in came this new
kind of digital Now it's in the digital lays, the
digital plantation, where we can descend you to EBT cards
and keep you digitally enslaved.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is dismantling all of this.
Speaker 6: He's dismantling an economic system of endless government spending with
no accountability whatsoever. The Treasury Department acts like the Democrat
Party private fiefdom, no controls, one bank account, money just
flying out, billions, flying out, with no controls, no verifications.
As we have learned, we're finding massive fraud and Democrats
are unhappy about it. He's dismantling the worldwide liberal agenda,
the funding mechanism that kept liberalism around the world funded
by the United States of America, including NATO. While we'll
pay for your security, you don't have to pay, and
all you have to do is just be a little compliant,
just miud the right words when we want you.
Speaker 2: But we'll send you money you can have.
Speaker 6: You can build your own welfare systems and and and
train leftists by the millions, and the United States will
pay for it. And we'll pay for it by not
enforcing the idea that Americans should be treated fairly with trade.
Trade deals have benefited Europe, China, Asia, the rest of
the world, while American workers suffered. Global financiers benefit. The
American middle class suffered. Then when China got pissed off,
what did they do? They and thank you, countess, and
conspiracy says you must mention that we helped with this
COVID thing. Yes, Countess, you're right, of course we did
not we but they did with gain of function research
and then lied about it. And then when we try
under Donald Trump to get the level playing field, what
they do. They declared biological war on us with a pandemic,
and there's been no accountability until now. Now now this
same president that is dismantling this liberal infrastructure that has
infested the world. Is taking on the biggest oppressive power
in the world, China. They use every backdoor mechanism they can,
like putting factories in other countries. I found out one
of the reasons that this thing with Canada that was
going on, well, they've been putting factories in Canada so
that they could circumvent and then just ship goods right
here to the United States. Donald Trump is wise to
all of these guys, and he has played this beautifully.
We have never seen anything like it. Donald Trump has
done more in four months of his presidency than most
American presidents have done in four years in terms of
what he is his vision. The scope of what he
is doing has never been attempted before. He is dealing
with a hundred and two year built machine of liberal
ideology from Woodrow Wilson from the nineteen thirteen all the
way up to president. He's through iterations of Democrats through
Woodrow Wilson, then through Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and then the
next big leap what's from Johnson, followed by Bill Clinton
turning over America to the globalists. And Donald Trump is
trying his best to reverse all of it so that
the American people benefit. Here, that's what's going on with
this president. We have never ever seen anything like it.
And then we got to listen to people like this
place thirteen. Then we have to listen to commentary like
this from Chris Matthews on Morning Joe.
Speaker 3: This other thing.
Speaker 11: I watched them in the Evening News last night, one
of the other networks, and I watched the issue of lumber. Now,
you see, we get so much of our lumber are
two by fours from Canada? What's where we get it
from Canada? We get a newsprint from up different newspapers.
The fact is we get it. What are we gonna
do it have more lumber made in the United States?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 3: What is our plan?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 11: Oh, we're not going to import wood, so we're gonna
make more wood.
Speaker 2: We're gonna create more wood.
Speaker 6: Is that it?
Speaker 11: I don't think we are in a position to simply
replicate the imports coming into this country with our own products.
It can't always be done. And I think if a
wood's example of that would are we going to make
more wood in this country because of our trade deal?
Speaker 3: I don't think so.
Speaker 6: Chris, we grow wood. God created the wood. We don't
create wood. God created it along with everything else in creation.
God created it. And we have plenty of tree plants
because that's what they are, their plants. The big ever
heard of Oregon? Ever heard of Washington State? Ever heard
of Alaska? Ever heard of We have more wood around
America than they do in Canada most likely. Yes, what
did we do before we started importing wood from Canada?
We used wood from a milica. And guess what, Chris,
It grows back when you cut it down. It grows
back the way God planned it. A renewable source, it
grows back. James Golding neurdly rush.
Speaker 4: This is the rush hour with those nerdly on seventy
seven Way DC.
Speaker 5: James Golden, known popularly as both nerdly.
Speaker 3: This is the rush hour with those nerdly rush.
Speaker 2: I'm going to get moist eye here, begain.
Speaker 1: So whatever it is that these people seem to be
and I went so far actually yesterday we're trying to
make it. That also was very moving because something people want.
Speaker 2: I wanted to us. We're all in this together, and
some people just don't give it. And that makes me
angry and Houghners of Judge Griffkennedy. It's all okay enough.
Speaker 6: That's Joyce was crying. I think he went to the
border or something. I know can understand what he's saying.
He's crying anyway.
Speaker 3: James Golden aka bose nerdly presents.
Speaker 6: Rubbing phones Jacqueline in New York. Hi, Jacquelin, how are.
Speaker 12: You good afternoon? James. I'm very well and I hope
you are doing fabulists too. You so accurately pointed out,
as you always do with all of your topics, how
LBJ started to destroy black families. And I want to
share with you decades ago, I saw it in my
own upper middle class white neighborhood that the government then
started attacking white families to continue where they left off
with the black families and start destroying them. And they've
become very very successful at doing that over the decade.
And now my neighborhood is very mixed there. It's over
fifty percent Asian, and I can tell you from what
I've seen in my neighborhood, they are now going after
the Asian families to successfully destroy them. And I believe
that their ultimate goal is to completely destroy society so
that every single person will be dependent on government handouts.
Speaker 6: And there was a lot that I did not say.
And you hear Jasmine Crockett of all people saying it.
You know, we ain't picking cotton no more. In other words,
that's the job for the Hispanics. Now, these people are
so blatant they don't even realize some of the things
that they said. We ain't picking cotton no more. And
that's what are you saying. And this entire move for
cheap labor all around the world, which is part underlying
all this trade stuff. Jacqueline, thank you. Got to run, Debbie,
gotta get you in real quick before we have to go.
Hiwai you, Debbie.
Speaker 10: I'm great, And about the listen, we live with things
we can't afford right now. We trust Trump with everything.
I bought stocks because it tipped this guy. Our president
was saved by a divine savior and we're going to
trust them into all this.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Debbie, May God blessing, Brotet teaching every single
one of you, your families, your loved ones, God willing.
We're back tomorrow for the Thursday edition of Both Snarlers
Rush Hour. Until then, I bet you I do bye,