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Speaker 6: Welcome, my friends to the Wednesday edition of both Standley's
Speaker 6: Rush Hour. If you would like to be part of
Speaker 6: the program this afternoon. Eight hundred eighty four eight nine
Speaker 6: to two two is how you were just eight hundred
Speaker 6: jail eight four eight nine two two two. I just
Speaker 6: cracked myself up right before the show started.
Speaker 4: Something flashed my mind.
Speaker 6: You know, Okay, I'll backtrack and trigger it all the
Speaker 6: way I looked at the headline. Defeated in Dalton trustee
Speaker 6: Jason house Beach incumbent Mayor Tifferanly Hayden Yard or Henyard,
Speaker 6: however she pronounces it by landslide in primary. This is
Speaker 6: the hood rat mayor out there in Dalton, Illinois. Hood
Speaker 6: rat got blown. I mean it was a blowout. It
Speaker 6: was a blowout. It wasn't even close. Doesn't even He
Speaker 6: won three thousand, eight hundred ninety six votes, or eighty
Speaker 6: seven point ninety one percent of the votes. She got
Speaker 6: a mirror five hundred and thirty six, her friend's family
Speaker 6: and those on the staff. When the payrolls showed up
Speaker 6: to vote for her, almost nobody else did, and they showed.
Speaker 6: She didn't even bother to come to her own election
Speaker 6: night party. There's a video scanning the room. The room
Speaker 6: is completely empty, except there are three people huddle in
Speaker 6: a corner over there. Then they get to the back
Speaker 6: of the room, there's three or four more people standing
Speaker 6: around outside of that. Music is blaring. Nobody in the room.
Speaker 6: So not only no concession speech, she just said, well,
Speaker 6: God has other plans for me or whatever, and that's
Speaker 6: not designer close. I don't know, you know, she did
Speaker 6: okay as the mayor, she racked up huge bills, but okay,
Speaker 6: so that was I saw the headline and then for
Speaker 6: some reason she made me think of the other one,
Speaker 6: mighty mouth who we have a SoundBite from today, Jasmine
Speaker 6: Crocket Now, Jasmine Crockett has said over the past few days,
Speaker 6: or I don't know whether Jasmine said it or another
Speaker 6: Democrat said it. Anyway, her name is being floated, believe
Speaker 6: it or not, Jasmine Crockett as a potential presidential pick
Speaker 6: for the Democrats in twenty twenty eight. Jasmine Crockett right her.
Speaker 6: In fact, let's listen to Jasmine, because Jasmine, you know,
Speaker 6: they voted the Republicans holded on their budget last night,
Speaker 6: and old Jasmine had a few words to say before
Speaker 6: the vote cut eleven and let's just listen to Jasmine.
Speaker 4: Is Jasmine, But.
Speaker 7: We're in the minority. But so long as we stand
Speaker 7: song and that one Democrat falters, let me tell you,
Speaker 7: there are going to be Republicans. They don't want to
Speaker 7: vote for this, and they can't lose more than one vote.
Speaker 7: So so long as we stand together and so long
Speaker 7: as we're here, and the Republicans they're dysfunctional. They can't
Speaker 7: get this done by themselves.
Speaker 4: Is this review to how democracy message?
Speaker 6: They can't get this Sun bank them child. They did
Speaker 6: it by themselves last night. They passed their budget. They
Speaker 6: passed it despite the the the the warnings some Jasmine.
Speaker 6: So anyway, going back to what triggered me, I thought,
Speaker 6: for a brief moment right before the show started, I
Speaker 6: started laughing. I said, imagine if Jasmine Crockett actually becomes
Speaker 6: president of the United States, can you imagine what her
Speaker 6: cabinet would look like? Because I also saw a story
Speaker 6: about you know, the first cabinet meeting with Trump today,
Speaker 6: and that was a that was a doozy. And then
Speaker 6: I just started thinking, who could be in Jasmine's cabinet? So, Okay,
Speaker 6: you could have Jasmine, you could have her vice president
Speaker 6: be this Heyward mayor mayor Hainard Gal. Okay, you could
Speaker 6: bring in Joy Read to be like secretary of State.
Speaker 6: You could bring in Tiffany Cross. Yeah, you could bring
Speaker 6: in Attorney General Fanny Willis. Are you starting to get
Speaker 6: the picture here of this cabinet that I'm putting together,
Speaker 6: the Jasmine Crockett cabinet.
Speaker 7: This would be just a better understand your ruling. If
Speaker 7: someone on this committee then starts talking about somebody's leach, blind,
Speaker 7: bad built, butsch body, that would not be engaging personalities.
Speaker 6: Correct, But I'm liking this, the Crocket Cabinet. We ought
Speaker 6: to actually fill in every position over the next few
Speaker 6: weeks and just beg the Democrats to run Jasmine Crockett
Speaker 6: in twenty twenty eight so that she could deliver for
Speaker 6: America the Crocket cabinet. We could get them all in there.
Speaker 6: We can have Joy Reid in there. We could put
Speaker 6: a whoopee Goldberg notice I'm I'm it's like diverse, diverse
Speaker 6: hens steroids, right, equity on steroids.
Speaker 8: Ah.
Speaker 4: And then we appoint to Rihanna the head of the
Speaker 4: Kennedy Center. It's just this is this is a gift
Speaker 4: that just can keep on giving. And I want to
Speaker 4: do it. I'm gonna I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna
Speaker 4: go ahead and get the Crockett cabinet, Jasmine Crockett cabinet.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 6: So, as stated, the Republicans did advance their budget last night,
Speaker 6: two seventeen to two fifteen. It was a close vote.
Speaker 6: It requires reducing Medicaid costs. Oh, but one of his
Speaker 6: members around an approach that required significantly reducing the costs
Speaker 6: but not cutting benefits. And Trump made that really clear again.
Speaker 6: They call for one point five to two trillion dollars
Speaker 6: in spending reduction reductions over the next ten years, four
Speaker 6: trillion to four point five trillion dollars in tax cuts.
Speaker 6: That of course has the left inflamed. And so the
Speaker 6: speech is on the floor. Nancy Pelosi delivered part of
Speaker 6: her speech on the floor.
Speaker 4: Let's just play it. It's cut seven.
Speaker 9: Just listen to Nancy, Just just listen to your constituents,
Speaker 9: hear what they have to say about what it means
Speaker 9: to their statistical wellbeing.
Speaker 10: Listen to your constituents. The numbers are staggering. By voting
Speaker 10: for this cruel bill, you are betraying hard working Americans,
Speaker 10: betrayed by raising costs for all those already struggling to
Speaker 10: make ends meet. The president reduce the cost of living,
Speaker 10: He didn't reduce inflation.
Speaker 5: He didn't.
Speaker 10: Indeed, a vote for this budget months is a vote
Speaker 10: against Medicaid, ripping away healthcare from children, people with disabilities,
Speaker 10: and seniors. And is the vote against snap, as the
Speaker 10: Distinguished Chairman indicated, taking food out of the mouths of babies.
Speaker 10: And you do that with glee.
Speaker 11: Okay, So the Republicans going, we've never heard this before.
Speaker 11: The Republicans are so evil. It's a cruel, cruel bill.
Speaker 11: And they're going to give money to billionaires.
Speaker 6: In the way that they're going to give million the
Speaker 6: billionaires a lot of money, is that they're gonna rob
Speaker 6: the poor people of all of their billions, because poor
Speaker 6: people have billions of dollars, you see, And so they're
Speaker 6: gonna take the billions and billions of dollars from the
Speaker 6: poor and they're gonna give it to the rich. It's
Speaker 6: kind of a reversed Robinhood things. They're gonna go. The
Speaker 6: Republicans what they're gonna do. They're gonna go to your
Speaker 6: children and they're gonna take the damn food off the table.
Speaker 6: There's second of these children being able to eat food.
Speaker 6: Who wants children? Who wants to live in a country
Speaker 6: where children can eat food? They Republicans don't. They're Republicans
Speaker 6: want to take them food, they just don't want to
Speaker 6: take it off the table. They're gonna take the food
Speaker 6: out of their mouths. Your little kids are gonna have
Speaker 6: their food in their minds. Some of you feed your
Speaker 6: children meat, and those kids are gonna be biting down
Speaker 6: on that hamburger, biting down on that hot dog, or
Speaker 6: since you're really poor, biting down into that fried spam.
Speaker 6: And Republicans are gonna come and they're gonna down. They're
Speaker 6: gonna tell you to open your mouth and they're gonna
Speaker 6: snatch the fried spam out of your child's mouth, because
Speaker 6: that's who they are. They're gonna take money, and then
Speaker 6: they're gonna come for the babies. The baby is gonna
Speaker 6: be suckling on bottles, and Republicans are gonna get a
Speaker 6: straw and they're gonna put that straw in the mouth
Speaker 6: of those chilling and oh.
Speaker 1: It's just to this becus.
Speaker 4: They're gonna think about it.
Speaker 6: But they're gonna steal the milk from the children's mouths
Speaker 6: because that's how evil Republicans are. They do this all
Speaker 6: the time. They steal it from from from children. And
Speaker 6: then they're gonna go after the elderly. I mean that Medicare,
Speaker 6: how dare you be sick and Medicaid, Well, we're gonna
Speaker 6: make sure all of you die with no health care
Speaker 6: in the streets, because that's how evil and cruel that's
Speaker 6: what's in this budget.
Speaker 4: That's what's in this budget. Nothing but cruelty, nothing.
Speaker 6: But stealing fold, stealing food from children, missing old people,
Speaker 6: Diana Street. Republican evil, that's what's in the bill. Okay,
Speaker 6: So now let's turn to Pamela Jayapol in Washington, uh,
Speaker 6: because she also wanted to just weigh in on the budget.
Speaker 12: If you are at home watching this, I want you
Speaker 12: to think about what Republicans want to slash from your
Speaker 12: life so that they can lower taxes for the biggest
Speaker 12: corporations and wealthiest billionaires like Elon Musk. They want to
Speaker 12: cut a minimum the floor of eight hundred and eighty
Speaker 12: billion dollars from Medicaid, which covers healthcare for seventy two
Speaker 12: million Americans. Medicaid pays for nursing homes for five out
Speaker 12: of eight seniors across the country. Pays for healthcare for
Speaker 12: thirty eight million kids, including over three million kids in
Speaker 12: Texas and one point two million kids in Ohio. In fact,
Speaker 12: it pays for sixty four percent of childbirths in Speaker
Speaker 12: Mike Johnson and Majority Leader Steve Scalise's home state of Louisiana.
Speaker 12: Any Republican who votes for this resolution is voting for
Speaker 12: those cuts, as well as devastating cuts to nutrition and Medicare.
Speaker 12: Don't listen to Republicans who try to say that Medicaid
Speaker 12: won't be touched.
Speaker 6: That's right. They're Republicans are so evil. I know we
Speaker 6: have to break damnit, but I'm gonna finish. Republicans are
Speaker 6: so evil that even in Mike Johnson's district, because he
Speaker 6: doesn't have to be re.
Speaker 4: Elected, they're gonna come.
Speaker 6: They're gonna close the damn nursing home downs and turn
Speaker 6: the old people.
Speaker 4: In nursing homes out in the street.
Speaker 6: They're gonna stop children, childbirths from happening because nobody's gonna
Speaker 6: pay for the childbirths.
Speaker 4: How do children gonna get here. They're gonna stop all
Speaker 4: the childbirths.
Speaker 6: Because they evil. They're evil. They're gonna stop it all.
Speaker 6: They're gonna go out, turn out the nursing homes. They're
Speaker 6: gonna do everything to ruin everybody because Republicans hate everybody,
Speaker 6: even their own children. They're gonna take the milk and
Speaker 6: the out of their own children's mouth because they're just evil.
Speaker 6: We gotta take a break. Oh yes, heavenly birthday today.
Speaker 6: The one of the only Fats Domino, Antwine, Domino singer,
Speaker 6: pianost Bam Leaders songwriter and You Come nineteen forty nine,
Speaker 6: he broke on the scene. His record Fat Man actually
Speaker 6: sold a million copies, widely considered to be the first
Speaker 6: rock and roll record to be a million seller. Passed
Speaker 6: away in twenty seventeen, eighty nine years old in Louisiana,
Speaker 6: where Republicans right now we're trying to figure out how
Speaker 6: to starve the population, especially the kids and the people
Speaker 6: like nursing homes were coming right back.
Speaker 4: Pos Eny Dress Hallen, don't go away.
Speaker 5: This is the rush Hour with James Goldenly James.
Speaker 12: Golden known popularly as both sndly.
Speaker 5: This is the rush Hour with James Golden Rush.
Speaker 6: I'm getting some help, Princess Dies helping me round out
Speaker 6: the Crockett cabinet. We have Bill Clinton as Secretary of
Speaker 6: the Interior. Nineteen fifty eight. On this day, Perry Cuomo
Speaker 6: was at number one with this one, Magic Moments. It
Speaker 6: was the second number one song in a row for
Speaker 6: two writers that would become synonymous with hits. Burt Bachrack
Speaker 6: and Hal David stay number one for eight weeks. Magic Moments.
Speaker 6: Perry kuomins James Golin sternly with you. Yes. And by
Speaker 6: the way, I've made a correction. I deleted one person
Speaker 6: because there's a better choice for Jasmine Crockett's secretary of State.
Speaker 6: That would be il Han Omar Ermardel Secretary of State.
Speaker 6: Now just goes to show you the youngsters don't quite
Speaker 6: know some of these things that I'm spoofing about. And
Speaker 6: I don't say that in disparaging way, because Jones says me, Okay, well,
Speaker 6: what are you going to replace this stuff with and
Speaker 6: I Jonas, they're not it's not happening. None of this
Speaker 6: is true, none of these things. The Democrats have been
Speaker 6: running this same playbook for literally forty years or more.
Speaker 6: It started with social security with Lawton Childs, the former
Speaker 6: governor Diamond Florida. Back on Flida was a total Democrat
Speaker 6: slave owning kind of state Confederate nature, and the Fla
Speaker 6: Democrats when they were backing by that, they started, They're
Speaker 6: gonna steal your social secure at it. They're gonna they're
Speaker 6: gonna they're gonna get rid of y'all social secure aty.
Speaker 6: They're gonna Republican gonna steal it. And then they started
Speaker 6: with every time they put on a new government entitlement,
Speaker 6: start spending money, start giving stuff to people, the Democrats
Speaker 6: run on Republicans are gonna take it away from you.
Speaker 6: That's the playbook. So I don't care what it is,
Speaker 6: no matter what it is, yourselfial security. You paid unto that,
Speaker 6: but it's still some people didn't pay the full rides
Speaker 6: that they getting out of.
Speaker 4: Hank Johnson, Ambassador to Guam.
Speaker 6: I love it. That's a story too. Hank Johnson, the
Speaker 6: congressman who stood up one day on the House floor,
Speaker 6: actually positive the idea that guam because the Global Woman
Speaker 6: was going to capsize. It was gonna tilt and then
Speaker 6: dump into the ocean. Anyway, Democrats have been saying the
Speaker 6: same old crap for forty years. They're gonna steal your
Speaker 6: social security. They had another air before. Republicans are gonna
Speaker 6: let medicate wither on the vine Medicare and then they
Speaker 6: gonna We're gonna they pushed Grandma over the cliff. Special
Speaker 6: Counsel Nathan Wade. It keeps getting better, the cracket cabinet.
Speaker 6: James Golder's thirdly here with you. The point is we're
Speaker 6: not the Republican's not gonna do anything to hurt people's
Speaker 6: social security, their Medicare, their Medicare. It's all Democrat lives
Speaker 6: has been for years. Keep you right here, don't go away.
Speaker 10: James Golden, known popularly as most Neerly.
Speaker 1: This is the rush Hour with James Golden.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I asked Jonas, Jonas, what are we played coming
Speaker 6: back with these? Let to come back with Arica? Who
Speaker 6: we're coming back with Arica? Arica bad bad oh.
Speaker 13: Er?
Speaker 6: Yeah, well see you are, kid. It's hard for me
Speaker 6: to believe that actually this song is this.
Speaker 4: Old is older than me. No, well.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: It was around nineteen ninety seven. I mean I think you.
Speaker 1: Were I was a little older. I'm ninety nine.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, you're like two years old when the
Speaker 4: song came out.
Speaker 6: Bro Yes, sir, okay, Eric Abadu.
Speaker 4: Rim shot.
Speaker 6: This was this album did really well for her, Eric
Speaker 6: ad But Eric Abadu on the map, of course, not
Speaker 6: your map, but on the map, you know what. I
Speaker 6: want to take a call as I was just playing
Speaker 6: to you there. Look, no, no, no, it's what these
Speaker 6: things that are democrats are saying are not going to
Speaker 6: That's not going to happen. This is the fear mongering
Speaker 6: campaign they have been running on America for forty years. However,
Speaker 6: let's go to the telephones, because I think Barbara in
Speaker 6: East Village might run away in on this as well.
Speaker 4: How are you, Barbara?
Speaker 1: Welcome?
Speaker 13: Yes, Hi, thank you, I'm fine. I want to know, Okay,
Speaker 13: you've been very sarcastic all along on this today. What
Speaker 13: do you really think is going to happen? I mean,
Speaker 13: they're talking about saving money. What do you think they're
Speaker 13: going to do? And why do you think it will
Speaker 13: not have disastrous consequences on vulnerable people. There are a
Speaker 13: lot of people very vulnerable right now, and you make
Speaker 13: their lives worse, you cut any of their benefits, it's
Speaker 13: going to be even worse. So what it realistically, what
Speaker 13: do you expect to happen?
Speaker 6: What I expect to happen is one of the things
Speaker 6: that's happening now is that we're finding out how much
Speaker 6: horror lies in these budgets, what American tax payers are
Speaker 6: actually paying for and have been paying for. We've been
Speaker 6: paying for all kinds of things that had the American
Speaker 6: people known their taxes were going to be used for
Speaker 6: these purposes, they would have thrown the politicians that put
Speaker 6: these things in place out a long time ago. That's
Speaker 6: what I expect to happen, that there would be massive
Speaker 6: cuts in some of the fraudulent spending that has been fraudulent,
Speaker 6: meaning meaning that the American people were not told, for instance,
Speaker 6: that their tax dollars are going to be used to
Speaker 6: fund the sexual ideologues around the world and what they
Speaker 6: want to see happen around the world, which is promotion
Speaker 6: of sexual idea idology that was never what the American
Speaker 6: mission was. We're gonna bring you know, our view of
Speaker 6: a minority view of what sexuality in the world should
Speaker 6: be and spend American taxpayer dollars on it, for instance.
Speaker 4: And that's just one of many.
Speaker 6: Now when it comes to the things that you said,
Speaker 6: social Security, Medicaid, Donald Trump was asked about that at
Speaker 6: the White House to date. I want you to listen
Speaker 6: to what he said. That's cut five and don't hang
Speaker 6: on because I want to talk with you about it.
Speaker 4: Barbara.
Speaker 6: Let's go, because once again Donald Trump was asked about
Speaker 6: cutting so of security, cutting medicaid and this was the questioning.
Speaker 3: Built it passed last night, aims to cut you trillion dollars?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 7: Can you guarantee that Medicare or Medicaid social Security.
Speaker 4: Will not be touched?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I mean I have said it so many times.
Speaker 14: You shouldn't be asking me that question. Okay, this will
Speaker 14: not be read my lips. It won't be read my
Speaker 14: lips anymore. We're not going to touch it now. We
Speaker 14: are going to look for fraud.
Speaker 15: I'm sure you're okay with that, like people that shouldn't
Speaker 15: be on people that are illegal, aliens and others criminals
Speaker 15: in many cases, and that's with social Security. We have
Speaker 15: a lot of people. You see that immediately. When you
Speaker 15: see people that are two hundred years old that are
Speaker 15: being said checks for Social Security, some of them are
Speaker 15: actually being said checks. So we're tracing that down and
Speaker 15: I have a feeling that Pam is going to do
Speaker 15: a very good job with that. But you have a
Speaker 15: lot of fraud. But now I'm not we're not doing.
Speaker 6: Anything, okay, So Barbara, do you feel any better about that?
Speaker 13: Well, I don't know when you say he says a
Speaker 13: lot of fraud, I don't know what the proof is
Speaker 13: of that. There's always fraud. Every system allows for some greed,
Speaker 13: for some fraud. You have corporations committing fraud, raising prices
Speaker 13: when they don't have to. I mean, I don't know
Speaker 13: if the prevalence of what he's calling fraud is really
Speaker 13: what he's saying it is.
Speaker 6: Let me ask you a question, do you think do
Speaker 6: you think that there's something wrong when your government issues
Speaker 6: one point seven a trillion not Notice, I'm not saying million,
Speaker 6: I'm not saying billions. When there is a Treasury entry
Speaker 6: for one point seven trillion dollars in spending and yet
Speaker 6: nobody in the federal government can tell you where the
Speaker 6: money went.
Speaker 4: Do you think there's something.
Speaker 13: Wrong that that's terrible, that's absolutely terrible.
Speaker 6: That's fraud darling, absolutely, Okay, okay, let me let me,
Speaker 6: let me, let me go on. Do you think that
Speaker 6: there's something fraudulent when your pentagon cannot account for over
Speaker 6: three hundred close to four hundred billion dollars in an order? Okay,
Speaker 6: So just between the two of those hold on, just
Speaker 6: between the two of those items, we're already talking about
Speaker 6: two point three two point four trillion dollars in spending
Speaker 6: just the two of them. So you're saying, I don't
Speaker 6: know that there's frauda just between two items that have
Speaker 6: been uncovered, we're looking at over two and a half
Speaker 6: two point two two point three trillion dollars worth of spending. Now,
Speaker 6: if you start going through line by line and you
Speaker 6: start seeing all this money that's being shelled out to
Speaker 6: these NGOs non governmental organizations to do what to do
Speaker 6: pet projects of politicians, and then you start looking at
Speaker 6: which they're going to start tracing how does some of
Speaker 6: these politicians go into Congress being upper middle class and
Speaker 6: come out of Congress multi multimillionaires.
Speaker 13: Right? Well, I think we know that there has been uh,
Speaker 13: it has been really revealed that there has been instarted
Speaker 13: trading that. Yes, we know that people have been known
Speaker 13: to trade on advance information. They know there's going to
Speaker 13: be a merger, they know there's going to be a
Speaker 13: change in policy, and they sell stock or they buy
Speaker 13: stock based on that. I think we've heard about that.
Speaker 13: I don't know if people who did that were all
Speaker 13: what was it a Keating five or something? I can't remember.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that was and that involved John McCain and a
Speaker 6: bunch of other That was a banking deal. But let
Speaker 6: me just ask you another question. Let me ask you
Speaker 6: a philosophical question, Barbara, Barbara, do you think Republicans want
Speaker 6: to hurt people?
Speaker 13: I don't think they want to hurt people. I think
Speaker 13: sometimes people convince themselves they're doing the right thing, but
Speaker 13: they're misguided or they just so little.
Speaker 6: Do you think Republicans want to steal the food from
Speaker 6: children's mouths?
Speaker 13: Oh, I don't know. That's putting it so dramatically.
Speaker 4: I don't think that's what Nancy Pelosi said. That's not
Speaker 4: putting it.
Speaker 6: That's putting it in the terms that Nancy Pelosi is
Speaker 6: telling the American people do you think that Republicans want
Speaker 6: to steal food from children's mouths.
Speaker 13: No, I don't think they do.
Speaker 4: Okay, let me ask you another question.
Speaker 6: Do you think Republicans want to throw older people in
Speaker 6: nursing homes out into the street, that throw them out
Speaker 6: of their nursing homes.
Speaker 13: I don't think they do. No, I don't think they do.
Speaker 4: And do you think that.
Speaker 6: They would tolerate Do you think that Mike Johnson in
Speaker 6: Louisiana and Steve Calise want to make Steve Steve Scalise
Speaker 6: want to make sure that women that have to give
Speaker 6: birth in their own state of Louisiana have the hospitals
Speaker 6: are closed and these women have to give birth in
Speaker 6: the back rooms in the alleys because Republicans have shut
Speaker 6: off the money for childbirth. Do you think that that's
Speaker 6: what the Republicans want to do?
Speaker 13: Well, I don't know, but there have been hospitals that
Speaker 13: have been shut down there and Republicans want.
Speaker 6: To make sure and Republicans are to blame, not these
Speaker 6: crazy scheme. Republicans want to shut down hospitals so that
Speaker 6: they can make sure that women have to give birth
Speaker 6: in the back alleys.
Speaker 4: Is that it?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 13: I think sometimes people don't consider consequences. They're looking at
Speaker 13: the bottom line as they're always giving so much money
Speaker 13: it can't be right, let's cut it, And they don't
Speaker 13: really focus on what are going to be the human consequences.
Speaker 13: If they do, they might not do it. They probably.
Speaker 4: Do you think Republicans have children too?
Speaker 13: Yes, of course they do.
Speaker 4: Do they have wives?
Speaker 13: Money?
Speaker 4: Do they have wives? Do they have mothers and fathers?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 4: Do you tell Wait a minute, wait, so all Republicans
Speaker 4: are rich?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 6: Well, so do you think Republicans as an electing as
Speaker 6: a path to elections to make sure they get re elected?
Speaker 6: Do you think that Republicans want to run on the idea?
Speaker 6: Guess what we cut and we made sure that we hurt.
Speaker 6: We stole the food from children, We kick grandma out
Speaker 6: of her nursing home. We made sure that you women
Speaker 6: that are having babies didn't have to have them in
Speaker 6: the back alleys.
Speaker 4: And we generally hate people.
Speaker 6: We hate clean air, we hate clean water because we
Speaker 6: don't use air and water and therefore re elect us.
Speaker 6: Do you think that's what the Republicans are really all about.
Speaker 13: I don't think people conctially say that. I think some
Speaker 13: people just block out. They're kind of unaware of what
Speaker 13: the realities of poverty are. They don't know any poor people,
Speaker 13: they've never met any they don't go to find out.
Speaker 13: I mean, I heard a couple of people on the
Speaker 13: radio I won't mention their names actually say once that
Speaker 13: the people aren't homeless because they're poor, they're homeless because
Speaker 13: they're drug addicts and alcoholics. And I thought, well, there
Speaker 13: are tons of drug addicts and alcoholics and mentally ill
Speaker 13: people who are not homeless. And I ran down a list.
Speaker 13: I called somebody and I told them a list of
Speaker 13: people Martin Sheen and Charlie Sheen and Robert Downey Junior
Speaker 13: and Kitty Jococcus and beddie Ford and Carrie Fisher, old
Speaker 13: people who drug and alcohol problems, and not a single
Speaker 13: one of them is homeless. Why because they're not poorer.
Speaker 13: So yes, absolutely, homelessness is caused by poverty. If you're
Speaker 13: not poor, you won't be homeless, and if you are poor,
Speaker 13: you don't.
Speaker 6: Homelessness is not caused by poverty. There's not a cause
Speaker 6: of relationship. Just because you're poor, you're homeless. And look,
Speaker 6: and there are people who are mentally ill who decide
Speaker 6: that they do want to live in the streets. There
Speaker 6: are people who because of public yes, come on, yes
Speaker 6: there are yes, there are right and I'm unlike and
Speaker 6: I'm not one of these people.
Speaker 4: You're talking about.
Speaker 6: Who doesn't I happen to know some of them or
Speaker 6: I have known some of them, okay, because I didn't
Speaker 6: grow up like you think Republicans grow up all richie
Speaker 6: ditchy and don't have any connection to real life. There
Speaker 6: are people who are mentally disturbed and they want to
Speaker 6: live on the streets. There are others who are drug
Speaker 6: afflicted and they choose not to get the help that
Speaker 6: they need. There are people who because of poverty, there
Speaker 6: are people.
Speaker 13: Who because of you don't make policy based on the worst,
Speaker 13: most chautless people. You make public policy based on the
Speaker 13: average person. And the average person wants help, and the
Speaker 13: average person wants to be housed. Nobody wants to be
Speaker 13: living on the street.
Speaker 4: Barbara, do you understand that, honey?
Speaker 13: Do you?
Speaker 6: And I don't mean that prijority. Do you understand that
Speaker 6: most of us want to see people get the help
Speaker 6: that they need, that we really do that. We don't
Speaker 6: want to see people think their worst lives. We want
Speaker 6: to see them living their best lives. Did you understand
Speaker 6: that we care about our fellow human beings, that we
Speaker 6: that our heart aches when we see what's going on
Speaker 6: in this society and how many people are suffering.
Speaker 13: Yeah, but I've heard people say it again, and we'll
Speaker 13: mention your name. I did hear someone we're a known
Speaker 13: person on the radio once say you are where you
Speaker 13: are because of decisions you made as well.
Speaker 6: I can't account for everybody on the radio. I can
Speaker 6: only account for me and what I say and what
Speaker 6: I think.
Speaker 13: Okay, absolutely right.
Speaker 6: Like I'm not asking you and say well, Barbara Hurst
Speaker 6: and all them, I'm asking what you think. And I
Speaker 6: love speaking with you. But we're out of time, and
Speaker 6: I hope that you call me back again.
Speaker 4: Okay, I help you.
Speaker 6: Would you promise to call me back again so we
Speaker 6: can continue our dialogue with each other.
Speaker 13: Okay, okay, James, thank you, by bye?
Speaker 6: Thank you, Barbara? All right, bye bye. And so now
Speaker 6: you're Republicans. I cleared the way you can come back
Speaker 6: just stealing the food. Now she doesn't know you can
Speaker 6: go back to stealing the food from your children and
Speaker 6: making them starve, because you know that's what you're all
Speaker 6: about anyway, I saved you go back steal more food
Speaker 6: from the children. She hasn't been to California before. I'm
Speaker 6: about mentioning with oh oh yeah, well you know having
Speaker 6: me birthday. Johnny Cash born in nineteen thirty two. Icon
Speaker 6: of American music. One of the most tims wunch your
Speaker 6: musicians of the twentieth century. Johnny Cash. You know I
Speaker 6: love Johnny Cash because what he walks the mine. James
Speaker 6: Golding slowly both stays rush hour, keep it right here,
Speaker 6: I'll go away.
Speaker 5: Rush This is the rush hour with James Goldenly, it's
Speaker 5: the rush hour with James Golden.
Speaker 1: By the pseudonym most Nerdly. Now yours James Golden.
Speaker 6: I'm getting a lot of reaction about bart first anniversary
Speaker 6: to day thriller MJ goes to number one.
Speaker 4: Who know Big Day from MJ, one of the most.
Speaker 6: Successful albums of all time when number one on the
Speaker 6: album charted This Day in nineteen eighty three. One of
Speaker 6: the first albums to use music videos as a promo tool.
Speaker 6: The videos for the song thriller Billy Jean Beat It,
Speaker 6: of course a regular rotation on then MTV. The most
Speaker 6: successful album of all time, over sixty five million copies
Speaker 6: of the Thriller album. A lot of people are commenting
Speaker 6: about Barbara. You are where you are because of your decisions,
Speaker 6: it says a lady Benedict, not the worst statement. One
Speaker 6: of her friend's sons lives under a rock in California.
Speaker 4: He's homeless. That's where he chooses to live.
Speaker 6: It's the mom sons of money visits him every year,
Speaker 6: but he wants to live in California. He's not a
Speaker 6: dry dot. He chooses to be homeless. And by the way,
Speaker 6: there is something glamorous and liberating about people who make
Speaker 6: the choice to quote unquote live off the land as
Speaker 6: a lifestyle that exists. But that's not what we're talking about.
Speaker 6: And then and then she wants to know what Barbara
Speaker 6: remembers when the Democrats close down all the psychiatric centers
Speaker 6: in New York. How about when when governor carries through
Speaker 6: all the mentally ill people out on the street, and
Speaker 6: and then prosist highways in usually doesn't know the actual conservatives.
Speaker 4: She sounds like she doesn't know conservatives. Of course, we
Speaker 4: don't want people to suffer. Let's do racket phones real quick.
Speaker 5: We gotta James Golden aka bos Nerdly Presents Rabbit Phones.
Speaker 6: Let's go to Staten Island first and check in with Debbie. Debbie,
Speaker 6: how are you great?
Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 13: Great? Call there with Barbara. Don't these Democrats see the
Speaker 13: map and the general election. We voted for Trump. We
Speaker 13: believe in them. We don't believe a thing that they say.
Speaker 13: Who are they talking to? And I think that Kamala
Speaker 13: Harris should be the Press Secretary's Crockett's cabinet.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 6: Oh, thank you for getting so write that down. Please,
Speaker 6: Kamala Harris for Press Secretary. Monique in Rhode Island. How
Speaker 6: are you, Monique?
Speaker 13: Very good, James, I love your Crockett cabinet. I would
Speaker 13: like to nominate Sam Brinton to be the head of
Speaker 13: airport luggage security for the t s.
Speaker 6: AS love that, love it. Thank you so much. Momonique
Speaker 6: Pete in Lakewood. You are up next. How are you peete?
Speaker 8: I listen, Oh yeah, I listened to Glenn Beck and
Speaker 8: I listen to one hundred most stupid thing that doesn't and.
Speaker 6: Just what waitnute, wait, wait, wait, wait wait a minute
Speaker 6: before before going in front, let me just say this peak.
Speaker 6: I love glim Beck he's a friend of mine. But
Speaker 6: but I don't those are not a glim becks Why
Speaker 6: are you calling me? What Glen beckser you did about
Speaker 6: what bro one?
Speaker 8: Most thing that? I said, the most thing?
Speaker 4: What what did you saying? Who said?
Speaker 8: Well, what happened? Was it? The top one was pop listen?
Speaker 8: I said that chip over?
Speaker 4: I listened, gwam would chip over? That? That's that's old.
Speaker 4: Hank Johnson, Democrat.
Speaker 6: Hank Johnson said that Guama was gonna tip over and
Speaker 6: go into the ocean because the climate change.
Speaker 8: That's right when I I said, I'm listening to it.
Speaker 8: It took them two days to do it. And then
Speaker 8: finally they got the number one and that number one,
Speaker 8: number one.
Speaker 6: That was number one. Okay, the number one. I take
Speaker 6: it to number one. Not smart thing. Someone said, Pete,
Speaker 6: I love you brother, Thank you for calling Dom in Minnesota.
Speaker 4: You are up.
Speaker 16: Next, Yeah, James, you know, coming about that lady who
Speaker 16: was scared about losing a Social Security check because of DOGE.
Speaker 16: You know, we have real instances of proud in the
Speaker 16: state of Minnesota, people collecting disability checks and playing football
Speaker 16: with their kids. I think all that will change when
Speaker 16: people start receiving their Doge dividends.
Speaker 6: Well, number one, I'm not sure I'm in favor of
Speaker 6: Doge dividends. I think that we have thirty four trillion
Speaker 6: dollars in debt in this country. I want to see
Speaker 6: a balanced budget. I want to see a reduction in
Speaker 6: spending and do something prudent like a rainy day fund
Speaker 6: for some natural disasters.
Speaker 4: But I don't know. But I'm not opposed to it either.
Speaker 4: I gotta think about it. Anyway.
Speaker 6: We gotta go. Dom always love hearing from you. Thank you,
Speaker 6: my friend. May God bless and protect each and every
Speaker 6: single one of you, your families, your loved ones. Love
Speaker 6: and gratitude my friends, for you're being here with me
Speaker 6: and allowing me to be with you.
Speaker 4: God willing.
Speaker 6: We are back tomorrow for the Thursday edition of both Normals,
Speaker 6: rush Hour and God willing your Republicans will stop taking
Speaker 6: food out of children's mouths.
Speaker 4: Finally, I bid you, I do, but