Speaker 1: Attention jittoheads, Attention bo scouts. It's time for the soul
Speaker 1: of excellence.
Speaker 2: He is a radio host here in New York.
Speaker 1: The Rush Hour is on the air, Rush Rush. Now
Speaker 1: here's James Golden.
Speaker 3: Welcome my friends to the Wednesday edition in both Nerdalies.
Speaker 3: Rush Hour, James Golden here with you. Eight hundred eight
Speaker 3: four eight nine to two two is how you reach us.
Speaker 3: I don't even know where to start. Let me just
Speaker 3: start by saying, every day is like Christmas. These days,
Speaker 3: every day you unravel a new present and you can
Speaker 3: either feel amused, sentimental, a wide range of emotion. It's
Speaker 3: also if you look at the news from a certain perspective,
Speaker 3: like watching a live comedy show taking place in front
Speaker 3: of your eyes. The Left are losing their minds on
Speaker 3: a level that we have not seen them lose their
Speaker 3: minds before. Now let me just begin with a look
Speaker 3: back and see if this comport to your memory of events.
Speaker 3: When Donald Trump's first term began, it seemed for weeks.
Speaker 4: It was utter chaos.
Speaker 3: Every time Donald Trump would say something the very next
Speaker 3: day in the paper, you'd have Republicans and Democrats going,
Speaker 3: You'd have leaks from inside the White House with backstories,
Speaker 3: you'd have this endlessen It was as if Donald Trump
Speaker 3: were on the defensive from the very moment his hand
Speaker 3: left the Bible.
Speaker 4: Yes, and he did use the Bible.
Speaker 3: And I know about the one that I know about
Speaker 3: it anyway, But from the time his hand left the Bible,
Speaker 3: it's like the chaos began and he was on the defensive.
Speaker 3: Every time you turn around, Donald Trump is either having
Speaker 3: to battle some members, some recalcitrant members of his own
Speaker 3: political party, or he's battling Democrats. How the tables have turned.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump is unleashing a historic a historic accounting of
Speaker 3: American government. And it is not Donald Trump that is
Speaker 3: only defensive. It is liberals from not just America but
Speaker 3: all over the world. And they are losing their collective minds.
Speaker 3: Now you wouldn't know that from reading what's left of
Speaker 3: their legacy press. For instance, I have a headline here
Speaker 3: from the Associated Press, Trump and Musk dismantling of government
Speaker 3: is shaking the foundations of US democracy. Why Donald Trump
Speaker 3: is reaching back just a very beginning of US democracy
Speaker 3: and he's shaking.
Speaker 4: He's shaking.
Speaker 3: The pillars of the White House. He's shaking was built
Speaker 3: by slaves. He's shaking.
Speaker 4: He's shaking the Capitol Dome foundations bill by slaves.
Speaker 3: He's sinking the very foundations of the Treasury Department, shaking
Speaker 3: them up.
Speaker 4: He's shaking everything.
Speaker 3: The whole thing looks like it's getting ready to crumble
Speaker 3: down because Donald Trump is reaching back to destroy everything
Speaker 3: that George Washington, Adams, Jefferson Madison, that Indian hater President.
Speaker 4: Lincoln, all of them, FDR.
Speaker 3: They all built this and here it comes to damn
Speaker 3: Donald Trumpery thing shaking the holding down.
Speaker 4: There's not what's going on here, folks.
Speaker 3: Do Trump is shaking the foundations of the Democrat Party
Speaker 3: and the Republican establishment money money grubbing machine. He's shaking
Speaker 3: the foundations of their institutional power. And we never knew,
Speaker 3: we suspected, we've been saying there's a deep state. He
Speaker 3: and Elon Musk are revealing, slice by slice what the
Speaker 3: deep state looks like. And that's why you have the
Speaker 3: Associated Press today. When Elon Musk debuted the Department of
Speaker 3: Government Efficiency regionally, the Capital House Speaker Mike Johnson enthusiastically
Speaker 3: predicted the coming Trump administration would bring a lot of
Speaker 3: change around here. Three weeks in the change. Donald Trump
Speaker 3: administration has brought us a disruption of federal government on
Speaker 3: an unprecedented scale, dismantling long standing programs. How dare he?
Speaker 3: How dare he? We put these damn programs in place.
Speaker 3: Democrats put these damn programs in.
Speaker 4: Place, and we hit them.
Speaker 3: And now this bastic is out trying to dismantle everything
Speaker 3: that we Oh, excuse me, I'm sorry, sparking wide spread
Speaker 3: public outcry. There's that widespread public outcry. Most people are shocked.
Speaker 3: You you mean we've been spending money on what? What
Speaker 3: do you mean We're better spending money on drag operas
Speaker 3: or to some what are.
Speaker 4: You talking about? Oh what now?
Speaker 3: Exactly, we've been spending money on what, well, a large
Speaker 3: public No, the only outcry is coming from these democrats
Speaker 3: and there who are losing their minds.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they went out and got some guy that's a conservative.
Speaker 3: Bryan Riddell, a longtime economic advisor to conservative Republicans, now
Speaker 3: with the Manhattan Institute think tank.
Speaker 4: This is an erosion of our democracy. No, it's not.
Speaker 3: It's an erosion of the Democrat schemes on how they
Speaker 3: held on for power, no matter who was inhabiting the
Speaker 3: White House. That's what's being eroded here. Let me give
Speaker 3: you a perfect example yesterday, minding my own business on
Speaker 3: X formerly known as Twitter. Right, I see this story
Speaker 3: that people over at Politico, the Washington establishment magazine, news
Speaker 3: source that always seems to, even when they try to
Speaker 3: pretend to be bounds, always seems to give us smart
Speaker 3: little slap at Republicans most of the time. So I'm
Speaker 3: reading this little item that popped up on X that
Speaker 3: the payroll over it over it Political had run into
Speaker 3: some problems. People, first time ever hadn't been paid. Their
Speaker 3: direct deposits hadn't been paid. Oh, I say to myself,
Speaker 3: how does this happened? How do you have a major
Speaker 3: publication part of the Washington establishment reading and these good
Speaker 3: reporters and report directs over at Political went to look
Speaker 3: in their bank account, got bills to pay, just like
Speaker 3: all the rest of us do most of us, and
Speaker 3: lo and behold there's no money. And they're like, what
Speaker 3: do you know that the word that comes after that
Speaker 3: when there's no money where they're supposed to be money.
Speaker 3: And so this story, they said it was some little
Speaker 3: technical glitch. Okay, first time ever, Political reporters, reporter ats,
Speaker 3: journalists not being paid.
Speaker 4: I wrote a little joke.
Speaker 3: I said, well, darn, it's not like their paychecks came
Speaker 3: from USAID, did they. I posted that yesterday. Listen to
Speaker 3: the White House spokesperson Caroline love It number eighteen. Listen
Speaker 3: to what Caroline Lovitt told us this afternoon.
Speaker 5: And I can confirm that the more than eight million
Speaker 5: taxpayer dollars that have gone to essentially subsidizing subscriptions to Politico,
Speaker 5: the American taxpayer's dying will no longer be happening. The
Speaker 5: DOGE team is working on kans those payments.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 5: Again, this is a whole of government effort to ensure
Speaker 5: that we are going line by line when it comes
Speaker 5: to the federal of government's books. And this president and
Speaker 5: his team are are making decisions across the board on
Speaker 5: do these receipts serve the interests of the American people.
Speaker 5: Is this a good use of the American taxpayer's money.
Speaker 5: If it is not, that funding will no longer be
Speaker 5: sent abroad and American taxpayers will see significant savings because
Speaker 5: of that effort.
Speaker 4: It was political eight million.
Speaker 3: Bucks in subscriptions courtesy us AID and an agency that
Speaker 3: was put in place, mind you, to help further our
Speaker 3: political interest in foreign lands. And yet domestic publication that
Speaker 3: just happens happens to be full of lots of liberal
Speaker 3: Trump hating Republican hating journalists fuel to the tune of
Speaker 3: eight million dollars of subscriptions by you. And we didn't
Speaker 3: know it. We didn't know a thing about it. Nineteen
Speaker 3: sixty nine, American singer songwriter Bobby Brown, a member of
Speaker 3: New Edition, was born crazy.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm okay.
Speaker 3: Nineteen eighty nine, this one went to number one questions
Speaker 3: my prerogative, James Golden, snurly.
Speaker 4: What you hear, bot snurly is rush hours?
Speaker 6: Eight million dollars a year in subscriptions to political and
Speaker 6: we knew nothing about it?
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Speaker 7: But let me tell y'all something tho. Some of y'all
Speaker 7: have been frustrated, and you've been saying, what.
Speaker 4: Democrats, where are the leaders?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm here to.
Speaker 8: Tell you that we ain't never.
Speaker 7: Left ang all right where he were? Make sure that
Speaker 7: they uphold the law. We are not gonna sit around
Speaker 7: while you go ahead and desecrate our constitution or you
Speaker 7: look at the laws that have been passed into law
Speaker 7: and say never mind, we'll.
Speaker 4: Just ignore that. Instead, we are gonna be in your faith.
Speaker 7: You're gonna be on your asses.
Speaker 4: And we are gonna be sure.
Speaker 7: Oh, we're gonna make sure you understand what democracy looks like.
Speaker 8: This, ain't it.
Speaker 7: So let me tell you something, mister Trump.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm. You gonna learn lessens from us. You gonna
Speaker 4: learn if you listen from us, And I will.
Speaker 7: Be the first one. You're little friend off of Twitter,
Speaker 7: y'all about to find out?
Speaker 3: All right, Yeah, that's a Jasmine Crockett losing I would
Speaker 3: say losing her mind, but that makes a lot of assumptions. Uh,
Speaker 3: let's see. Nineteen sixty seven, the Beatles were filming a
Speaker 3: promo clip for Penny Lane around the World Theater in Stratford, London,
Speaker 3: walking up and down Angel Wayne in London, one of
Speaker 3: the first examples of what later would be called a
Speaker 3: music video. The Beatles nineteen sixty seven, preceded by Representative
Speaker 3: Hood Rap. I'm sorry, Representative Jasmine Crockett. Uh, it may
Speaker 3: surprise you this one. The next one may surprise you
Speaker 3: because it's happened already. Boy Friends, it is happening. It's
Speaker 3: happened already. It's no let's just listen. It's happening. It's happening.
Speaker 3: They still Uh huh, Yes, speaker, uh huh.
Speaker 8: And I rise today, mister speaker, with a to whom
Speaker 8: it may concern, message, whom it may concern.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm concerned.
Speaker 8: Cleansing in Gaza not a joke.
Speaker 4: Nobody talking about that actially when.
Speaker 8: It em and as from the President of the United States,
Speaker 8: the most powerful person in the world, he is when
Speaker 8: he has the ability to perfect what he says. Ethnic
Speaker 8: cleansing in Gaza is no joke. And the Prime Minister
Speaker 8: of Israel should be ashamed, knowing the history of his people,
Speaker 8: to stand there and allow such things to be said.
Speaker 8: Ethnic cleansing has been a crime against humanity. I stand
Speaker 8: here today in the well to denounce what he was said,
Speaker 8: to denounce what the President said, to denounce the complicity
Speaker 8: of the Prime Minister. Please remind people that doctor King
Speaker 8: was right in justice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere,
Speaker 8: and the justice in Gaza is a threat to justice
Speaker 8: in the United States. I rise to that the movement
Speaker 8: to impeach the president has begun. Here we are rise
Speaker 8: to announce that I bring articles of impeachments against yesterd Yes,
Speaker 8: what dastly deeds proposed? And yes the deeds done.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 8: I also rise to say the impeachment movement is gonna
Speaker 8: be a grass up movement.
Speaker 4: A grasshop of down. We're gonna smoke some.
Speaker 1: Grasple have got to move forward.
Speaker 8: The people have to demand it, and when the distinctile demanded,
Speaker 8: it will be done.
Speaker 4: I did it before.
Speaker 8: I laid the foundation for impeachment, and it was done.
Speaker 8: Nobody knows more about it than I, and I know
Speaker 8: that it's time for us to lay the foundation again.
Speaker 8: On some issues, it is better to stand alone than
Speaker 8: not stand at all. On this issue, I stand alone,
Speaker 8: but I stand for justice.
Speaker 4: I yield back the balance of my time. The gentleman
Speaker 4: yields back. Members amind.
Speaker 2: James Golden, known popularly as most Nerdly.
Speaker 1: This is the rush hour with James Golden Rush.
Speaker 8: He has broken the law time and time again.
Speaker 9: This cannot stand.
Speaker 10: He must be held accountable, He must be made to pay.
Speaker 4: We must enforce the law.
Speaker 3: Yeah uhh yeah, okay, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 11: Brot him out, pop him out, the anti the coalition
Speaker 11: that grows and grows and grows.
Speaker 8: There can be no boys in this fight. And it's
Speaker 8: time that we understand the only thing necessary for wrong
Speaker 8: to triumph is for right to do.
Speaker 4: Nothing, for right to be silent. And so understand this.
Speaker 8: There are legislators walking through here, but these are the
Speaker 8: ways we're gonna fight.
Speaker 12: USAID saves lives, makes peace, protects our planning, stabilizes our world,
Speaker 12: does great work. Let's chair for the name win of
Speaker 12: us AID.
Speaker 13: Politicals wins and our foreign aid is completely shut down.
Speaker 13: If Elon Musk wins and our foreign assistance completely.
Speaker 4: Ends, who will cheer and who will win?
Speaker 12: The contails will win, terrorists will win, Russia will win,
Speaker 12: China will win. This effort is not efficient, it is
Speaker 12: not sane, it is not respectful, and it does not
Speaker 12: make America safe.
Speaker 9: I call.
Speaker 3: Yeah, uh huh, you don't win too. A lot of
Speaker 3: the taxpayers who have been paying for things that they
Speaker 3: had no idea, like paying for political subscriptions, paying for
Speaker 3: sex changes in Guatemala. That's what was revealed today at
Speaker 3: a press conference. Sex change operations for people in Guatemala,
Speaker 3: a new sesame street show in Iraq. Six million dollars
Speaker 3: to fund tourism in Egypt. Yes, my friends, and guess
Speaker 3: what to make sure that there was no disinformation in Kazakistan,
Speaker 3: we sent over let's see, four point five million dollars.
Speaker 3: The two million, by the way, we only spent, so
Speaker 3: not too much, just only two million on sex change
Speaker 3: operations for people in Guatemala. That's how we're protecting the world.
Speaker 3: Chris Coons and some of these others forgot to mention
Speaker 3: that when they were lauding the wonderful work that USAID
Speaker 3: does and apparently making sure that Political reported staff. You know,
Speaker 3: those those great American journalists over it Political didn't even
Speaker 3: have a story on Political about political not paying their
Speaker 3: people and then Political taking eight million dollars in subscriptions
Speaker 3: from the American taxpayer. They didn't even think it was
Speaker 3: newsworthy or politically relevant at Politico.
Speaker 4: This is an anniversary.
Speaker 3: Last year this day we were having one of the
Speaker 3: biggest wine fest, wine Whie wine Fest because poor little Beyonce,
Speaker 3: poor Beyonce broke the record for all time Grammys. She
Speaker 3: had thirty two and that was before they dumped a
Speaker 3: bunch more on her this year, but they did not Outdare.
Speaker 3: Then they did not give Beyonce the Album of the Year,
Speaker 3: and people including mister Z were very unhappy about it.
Speaker 3: And it was supposedly a lot of racism going on
Speaker 3: out there because even though this woman has had more
Speaker 3: Grammys than any other human being, black, white, red, yellow, green, orange,
Speaker 3: she didn't get an Album of the Year and you
Speaker 3: people must be racist or bags or something. Anyway, they
Speaker 3: fixed it. She got the best album of the Year
Speaker 3: this year, So nobody's whiring anymore about Beyonce. Beyonce, thank you.
Speaker 3: Don't even fade it, just cut it. Thank you, Beyonce.
Speaker 3: I don't have anything against Beyonce. She's brilliant. Her marketing
Speaker 3: is brilliant. Is she the best singer I've ever heard
Speaker 3: in my life? I came up in an age when
Speaker 3: people sang I'm sorry. We had like Rica, we had
Speaker 3: so many others, forgive me, I remember what female vocalists
Speaker 3: that sounded like. And even before Wreather, there was Sarah Vaughan.
Speaker 3: There were people like Elephantzgerald, there were people like so
Speaker 3: many others, Patsy Kleine, people I mean female vocalist, I
Speaker 3: mean real ones, Charlie Bassie. I mean, you could go
Speaker 3: on and on, So forgive me. I hear it being
Speaker 3: I'm saying. I say, yeah, okay, most Grammys of all time. Okay, sure, okay,
Speaker 3: let's see, okay, more soundbites because these people are losing
Speaker 3: their minds. Let us visit. We already they're impeaching til
Speaker 3: you heard. That was Al Green, by the way, not
Speaker 3: not let's stay together, Al Green, but that was Al
Speaker 3: Green from Texas. That is starting impeachment proceeding again. He's
Speaker 3: violent impeachment for Donald Trump. It's three weeks. What took
Speaker 3: you so long?
Speaker 4: Now? These people?
Speaker 3: Uh, let's see Andy Kim, the new senator from New Joisey.
Speaker 3: Let's listen to Andy Kim and see what he has
Speaker 3: to say. That's cut yeah, yeah, period is cut six.
Speaker 10: You know this is not about charity. I don't want
Speaker 10: the American people to think this is just about charity,
Speaker 10: that this is a dollar away from our health help
Speaker 10: for our own communities. You know, this is about us
Speaker 10: in this very dangerous political, very dangerous local environment right now,
Speaker 10: the most dangerous environment I've ever seen here in my lifetime.
Speaker 10: We deserve having every tool at our disposal, and we've
Speaker 10: always had a foreign policy based upon defense, diplomacy, and development.
Speaker 10: That is something that Ronald Reagan himself with his big
Speaker 10: supporter of, which is why USAID is in the Reagan
Speaker 10: Building here in DC, is because it was a bipartisan
Speaker 10: understanding about having that Those two.
Speaker 3: Million dollars for sex changes in Guatemala. I don't think
Speaker 3: that's something that Ronald Reagan would have gone for. Drag
Speaker 3: shows being funded overseas doesn't sound somehow to me, mister
Speaker 3: Kim like it said Ronald Reagan initiative money for political
Speaker 3: Oh I'm sure Ronald Reagan would have thought that was okay,
Speaker 3: money for the mainstream press so that they could bash
Speaker 3: Republicans and work for the Democrat Party. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: that sounds certainly like something that Ronald Reagan would have
Speaker 3: been all about. Let's go to cut twelve. Let's see
Speaker 3: what they say over at Seeing It. I wonder if
Speaker 3: Seeing then got any money. I'm waiting to see. Do
Speaker 3: you suppose can we do you think maybe ceeingn got
Speaker 3: some money? And I'll we'll find out.
Speaker 4: Anyway.
Speaker 3: Let's check out Dana Bash and a Mischigan on seeing it.
Speaker 14: Can you tell me I don't see any legal basis
Speaker 14: for the Doees group or or you don't.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'll stop it right there.
Speaker 3: This is this so called reporter at Dana Bash, I
Speaker 3: don't see any illegal basis for dub which let me
Speaker 3: explain it to you since you don't seem to understand
Speaker 3: how this works, Miss Bash. Big time CNN reporter Donald
Speaker 3: Trump was elected to the presidency of the United States
Speaker 3: of America. Hence that makes him in charge of the
Speaker 3: executive branch. I followed with me, Dana, I know this
Speaker 3: is hard, especially if you didn't pay attention in Civics
Speaker 3: one on one in college, or if you missed the
Speaker 3: entire American history courses that were offered in elementary school,
Speaker 3: junior high school, in high school. Really difficult to grasp this,
Speaker 3: miss Dana Bash. Donald Trump was elected by the people
Speaker 3: of the United States to be their president. He won
Speaker 3: both the popular vote and the electoral College. But guess what,
Speaker 3: only the electoral college really mattered. He would have been
Speaker 3: president no matter what, but he has both. Now he's
Speaker 3: in charge of the executive branch. You know what, Dana,
Speaker 3: here's what you may not get since you don't understand
Speaker 3: the legal how this is legal. Doze is an agency
Speaker 3: that was created in the federal the the the the
Speaker 3: executive branch of the United States government. They are a
Speaker 3: legitimate agency. President took care of the paperwork on that.
Speaker 3: He did that, he runs it. So so he actually
Speaker 3: is now executweing, that's not a word, he's he's being
Speaker 3: an executive. I'm trying to make this palatable for the
Speaker 3: hood rats like Jasmine. So you got to make up like,
Speaker 3: you know, ethnic sound you know, ebonic sounding words. So
Speaker 3: he's an executive. So he's executive executive viewing, well, whatever
Speaker 3: it is, he's in charge. So he's being in charge
Speaker 3: and he's telling these guys, okay, let's go look and
Speaker 3: see where the money is. And they're finding it and
Speaker 3: in some cases, since he's the executive, you know what
Speaker 3: he's doing, he says, wait a minute, we think there's fraud,
Speaker 3: wasting abuse there. We're not going along with that. I'm
Speaker 3: the executive. I Am going to stop and put a
Speaker 3: pause on this till we figure it out.
Speaker 4: And some of it.
Speaker 3: By the way, he's also saying there's gonna be some
Speaker 3: spending cuts here. Did you see what he did with
Speaker 3: the CIA. Did you hear about that? Off it the
Speaker 3: whole CIA. Everybody, everybody, everybody can say it. Yeah, offer
Speaker 3: the bell out. Hi, guys want to go, now's your time,
Speaker 3: get it, get online, get a ticket.
Speaker 4: I love this guy.
Speaker 3: This is so and liberals are whining they're all losing them. Okay,
Speaker 3: let's finish bashing sheehan and then I'll finish my point.
Speaker 14: Wait, are given the fact these programs were approved by
Speaker 14: Congress and signed into law, is there anything you can do?
Speaker 15: Well, that's what's so disappointing, man, because our foreign assistance
Speaker 15: programs have been something that has had bipartisan support since
Speaker 15: we really started, as you pointed out back in the
Speaker 15: nineteen sixties, we've had congressional support in a bipartisan way,
Speaker 15: for congressional oversight of agencies, for recognizing that it's only
Speaker 15: Congress that can create agencies.
Speaker 8: And not delete.
Speaker 14: Forgive me, but we're running out of time. But I
Speaker 14: just want to get some clarity on this because obviously
Speaker 14: Republicans have said, well, that's the problem we want. The
Speaker 14: problem is that they have a reality and you're in
Speaker 14: the minority. Democrats are in the minority in the House.
Speaker 14: Is there any mechanism mechanism whether it's constitutional or well,
Speaker 14: I guess through the courts or whatever it is.
Speaker 15: Well, there are number of a number of lawsuits that
Speaker 15: are going forward, and I think those will be important.
Speaker 15: We will do everything we can to continue to call
Speaker 15: public attention to this because we need to see the
Speaker 15: public express concern. When Elon Musk can go in and
Speaker 15: get access to my grandmother's information about her tax return
Speaker 15: and her health concerns and anything the Treasury Department has,
Speaker 15: that is a very bad situation for everybody throughout the country.
Speaker 15: And what they're really trying to do is to keep
Speaker 15: people who object from saying anything because they're worried about retribution.
Speaker 15: And that's what's happening with our Republican colleagues.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you a question, Jesu, why why don't
Speaker 3: you worried that the Treasury has your health information?
Speaker 4: Where does it grant them the ability to do that?
Speaker 4: Shut these two up? And then she.
Speaker 3: Can you hear data begging? Can't you Democrats through anything?
Speaker 3: Can't you please stop this? They're finding out everything? Can
Speaker 3: you please legally? What can you do? Your Democrats? Please
Speaker 3: stop it? This is all delicious. Every day is Christmas?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah? Ray Charles nineteen sixty two, recording Modern Sounds
Speaker 3: of Country Western music. Yeah, that's it wasn't country Carter,
Speaker 3: it was this anyway. This song became a huge hit
Speaker 3: on country music radio and then crossed over into mainstream
Speaker 3: went number one. Ray Charles nineteen sixty two recorded this
Speaker 3: one Capitol Record Studio in New York.
Speaker 1: The Rush Hour with James Golden. It's the Rush Hour
Speaker 1: with James Golden. Rush Now your's James Golden. Doesn't mean
Speaker 1: they won't be weak, but you know what, we just
Speaker 1: don't want him to have a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 4: They can't have a nuclear.
Speaker 3: That's what he wants.
Speaker 4: You don't know what he wants. What do you what
Speaker 4: do you know about anything?
Speaker 3: That was by quick folks, That was Donald Trump, so reporters,
Speaker 3: but I want.
Speaker 9: To do that.
Speaker 4: You don't know what he wants. You don't know anything.
Speaker 4: Oh man, heavenly birthday any day. Hal Blaine.
Speaker 3: One of the foremost session players in America, part of
Speaker 3: the Wrecking Crew out in California, so many, so many artists.
Speaker 3: Presley Denver the around that Simon Garfunk was copingist beach Boys,
Speaker 3: Nancy snaka Fifth Dimension, all of them the birds.
Speaker 4: If you look at this guy's credit, If you listen to.
Speaker 3: Radio stations with decades, three or four decades of music,
Speaker 3: every few minutes when they go through the hits, you
Speaker 3: hear something that hal Blaine played on extensive Heavenly birthday
Speaker 3: for hal Blaine, part of the Wrecking Crew, one of
Speaker 3: the most sought after session groups in America.
Speaker 4: And it's time that it's a gentleman.
Speaker 1: James Golden aka bos Nerdly presents Rubbed Falls phone Calls.
Speaker 4: Let's start with Ted in New Jerysey, Ted, how are
Speaker 4: you this afternoon?
Speaker 6: Yes.
Speaker 9: Regarding us AID, everybody's focusing on the what. Nobody's focusing
Speaker 9: on the who. AID was headed up by Samantha Power,
Speaker 9: who got caught unmasking international phone calls during the Trump
Speaker 9: transition back in twenty sixteen. It took an Obama executive
Speaker 9: order to clear her name.
Speaker 3: Not only that, and our people are talking about it.
Speaker 3: In fact, yours truly brought up Samantha Power the other day.
Speaker 3: I have a seven minute cut that I'm holding where
Speaker 3: she is being grilled with Rand Paul. Senator Rand Paul
Speaker 3: was grilling her on guess what the USAID funding funding
Speaker 3: some of the research into viruses like these renegade viruses
Speaker 3: are out of control. Yes, yes, yes, And I spoke
Speaker 3: about that the other day and we arguing, I'm going
Speaker 3: to get to that. I'm going to find a way
Speaker 3: to play to it. Samantha Power is a known left
Speaker 3: d Anyway, let's move on. Thank you for the call,
Speaker 3: Ted Nate in Bronx, New York.
Speaker 4: How are you. I'm doing well. I hope you're doing
Speaker 4: the same.
Speaker 16: So with regard establishing a commission to investigate the FBI
Speaker 16: and law enforcement agencies for violating the civil rights and
Speaker 16: civil liberties of Americans of conservative political persuasion, I think
Speaker 16: this is an opportune moment for the Trump administration to
Speaker 16: investigate the FBI, specifically for violating the civil constitutional rights
Speaker 16: with people on the conservative right, because when you look
Speaker 16: at the FBI's history, they used to do the same
Speaker 16: thing to people on the left, but now that the
Speaker 16: left is in holds political power, they're doing it the
Speaker 16: people on the right.
Speaker 3: And well, if you've looked at these I'm sorry to
Speaker 3: cut your filibuster off there. It's a good one, by
Speaker 3: the way, and I don't mean that in an insulting way.
Speaker 3: If you look at the history of the FBI. If
Speaker 3: most people really examine the history of the FBI from
Speaker 3: the beginning, they would be astounded at how corrupt the
Speaker 3: FBI has been through much of its history. And I
Speaker 3: would say that, and because I understand there are great
Speaker 3: people that work there and great agents that are doing
Speaker 3: good and all that, that still does not negate the
Speaker 3: history of this agency under that corrupt j Edgarhoover, who
Speaker 3: was corrupt and set the tone for that corrupt agency,
Speaker 3: with a lot of good people working for it. Now,
Speaker 3: Pam Bondi is the new by the way Attorney General
Speaker 3: of the United States. I'm expecting big changes.
Speaker 4: Thank you. Let's go to Mike in South Carolina. How
Speaker 4: are you, Mike?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 17: I was laughing. Sorry to interrupt your philibuster, but yeah,
Speaker 17: I'm going to talk a little music. Last time we spoke,
Speaker 17: I know you shout on time. Right after Quincy Jones
Speaker 17: died ninety one, an icon, Muddy Waters, Joe Cocker with
Speaker 17: my Father's Place. I think Muddy Waters is still alive.
Speaker 17: And Jimmy Hendricks, I mean ed I played the drugs
Speaker 17: to everything big band jazz, blues. How about that.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 4: I gotta go because the music is calling me out. Mike.
Speaker 3: I gotta hear from you again. We got to continue
Speaker 3: this conversation. May God bless and protect each and every
Speaker 3: single one of you, your family, your loved ones, love
Speaker 3: and gratitude for your being here, my friends, and allowing
Speaker 3: me to be with you. God willing be back tomorrow
Speaker 3: for the Thursday edition of bos Nerley's Rush Hour. As always,
Speaker 3: my friends, I bid you, I do
Speaker 4: Bye.