Speaker 1: The Rush Hour with James Golden, entertaining and informative.
Speaker 2: On the Red Apple podcast Network. The Democratic Socialist in America.
Speaker 3: Are they a problem for the Democratic Party.
Speaker 4: Going into the midterms or an asset or neither.
Speaker 5: I think you have a problem. I mean, I think pretty
clearly they have a problem. They mostly urban oriented. I
think they're way further to the left and the average
Democrat Democratic voter. Yeah, I don't have any just your problem.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, my friends. Now that the Fauci News is
receding somewhat, I'm still going to be on it. The
conversation is back to how harmful the lurch towards social
open socialism is instead of hiding it in the Democrat Party.
That was Carvil speaking with Greta van Sustern. Welcome to
the I can't believe it's already Friday again edition of
Both Liberally's Rush Hour, the Fastest Hour in American Media.
Donald Trump held a cabinet meeting this morning. We have
a few clips from that. Of course, later in the program,
the Clip of the day will be coming up. Also
a lot of conversation now about Wisconsin and what is
going to happen there. We have not spent a lot
of time with what is looking to be another socialist victory,
at least in the primaries in Wisconsin, a purple state.
There's also a poll out. Not going to spend a
lot of time with this today, it's early yet, but
keep your eye on Texas. A new poll Tolerico has
climbed over fifty one percent and is according to that poll.
And again I haven't done a deep dive on it
see whether it's slant it or not. But the news
is the left is giddy because tall Rico is pulling
ahead of Ken Paxton in Texas. There's also news Senate,
Hey Carlos, Oh, this is an embarrassing question. Please don't
feel compelled to answer this at all. I just realized
what I'm saying it. How what an embarrassing question. You
have cousins? We all have cousins. I'm assuming you have
cousins too, Right.
Speaker 7: Is that about the main thing?
Speaker 8: Yes, it's about the main thing.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So back home they say that like if any like
relationship whatsoever is about happened, has to be like a
third and further third cousin, like you know.
Speaker 8: So back home and home for you Greece people do
discuss things.
Speaker 9: It's like, if you're gonna get with your cousin whatever,
I mean, people talk. It has to be like as
far as a third cousin.
Speaker 6: Third, we moved, Third, we moved in further. Third, we
moved in further. Philip, you have cousins.
Speaker 10: I have cousins.
Speaker 8: Philip have.
Speaker 6: Oh boy, Philip, are your cousins your female cousins? Are
they very attractive?
Speaker 10: It depends how far away they are from me? You know,
I think three. I feel like three is a little yeah.
Two is it's not you don't if you don't know
them personally. Two is not that crazy. Two's not that
crazy if you don't know if like you know what
I mean, Like it's like, oh, like I this cousin
I haven't mantell is an adult?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 10: Ah yeah?
Speaker 8: Uh? Three? Three three yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 10: That's why I meant the whole time that's happen. I
don't know, I don't know. I got to know you
back there. I meant the whole time.
Speaker 2: Three good.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 6: Maine Democrat Senate and candidate Troy Jackson UH fathered two
children with his second cousin, According to a report, he
is in According to the New York Post. This is
Grand Platin's replacement, ladies and gentlemen who just the other day,
Elizabeth Warren went out again and said that this in
so many words, she didn't use this exact phrase. She
used it with with uh with Platin, he's her kind
of man. She gave an endorsement for this guy too,
Elizabeth Warren, Uh, Troy Jackson. And now it turns out,
ladies and gentlemen, if you haven't heard that, Maine Senate
Democrat candidate Troy Jackson has father two children with his
second cousin. He's in a long term relationship with his
high school sweetheart, who is also his second cousin. According
to a new report, Jackson fifty eight and Lanya Palshet,
now they're how do you pronounce the name? It looks
like Pelletier, and that is the way that many people
would pronounce it. However, I happen to nail that there's
a French pronunciation that is also Pelchet p E l
l E t I E R Pelsche. Jackson fifty eight
and Lena Pelshet or Pelletier share two adult sons and
the same great grandparents. They both have the same great
grandparents according to Thursday's report by independent journalist Steve Robinson,
who knows that such relationships are both legal under state
law and not uncommon in the rural Maine Woods region
near the Canadian border. So these relationships, so before you
start thinking that perhaps there's something of a deliverance kind
of thing going on here, Yeah, deliverance. Apparently these relationships
with your cousin are not uncommon near the Canadian border.
Closer you get to the Canadian border, I suppose it's
what they're saying. Jackson, a one time logger and former
president of the Maine State Senate, has described Pelche as
his wife in the past, but it turns out the
couple has never been legally married. Not that I'm not judging,
I'm reading a report he and his second cousin. Well,
he grew up in the village of Alagash, population two
hundred and thirty seven, and they both attended the same
high school. According to genealogical records on Earth by the
Beat Portal, Jackson's maternal grandma, Albertine Pelshay O'Leary, and Pelchat's
or Pelletier's paternal grandfather, Lewis A. Peltier, Singer were siblings,
making Jackson's mama and Pelshay's father first cousins. Since nineteen
eighty five, and only in nineteen eighty five, Maine law
has prohibited marriages to an individual's parents. You believe it's
only in nineteen eighty five just law was put in
place in Maine. What was happening in Maine before then
that they saw the need to finally say, hey, we
need a law against this. Since nineteen eighty five, Man's
law has prohibited marriages to an individual's parents, grandparents, children, grandchildren, siblings, nieces, nephews, aunts,
or uncles. What was going on in Maine before nineteen
eighty five that somebody in Maine finally said, Okay, enough,
we need a law to stop it, because that's what
laws afford to stop behaviors that society deems unwarranted or unwanted.
So obviously something happened in Maine to say, hey, you
cannot marry your parents anymore here in Maine. You can't
marry your grandparents anymore in Maine. That sounded like some
Leonard skinnyard just I'm saying just the first the first
three notes, or was it deliverance?
Speaker 7: I have nothing to say about it. Just slip by mistake,
it slipped.
Speaker 11: So something was happening in Maine, ladies and gentlemen before
nineteen eighty five that the main legislature decided, Okay, no
more of this, no more marrying.
Speaker 6: Your parents, your grandparents, your children, your grandchildren, your siblings,
brothers and sisters. You y'all can be brothers and sisters,
but you can't marry your brother or your sister. You
can't marry your niece or your nephew. You can't marry
your aunt, and you can't marry your uncle. The law
initially banned first cousin marriage, but two years later in Maine.
Two years later, an amendment passed allowing first cousins to
be married if if If the if the first cousins
produced a certificate of genetic counseling signed by a physician
saying that their potential children would have an acceptably low
risk of physical deformity or cognitive impairment. So in Maine
it is still legal to marry your first cousin as
long as you have a doctor's note.
Speaker 7: That's way too technical, like, so.
Speaker 8: If you're in love with your first cousin in Maine.
Speaker 6: Then you want to get married to your first cousin,
you have to go to the doctor and the doctor
has to sign off one and say it's okay for
these first cousins to be married.
Speaker 8: Second cousins.
Speaker 6: All is cool, and so don't be judgmental, folks, because
it's totally legal and it's above its main law. It's
all right, and let's not judge this story that the
now Platiner replacement, Troy Jackson, has two children from his
second cousin, who he claims is his wife, but they're
not married. Yes, you know, I knew it. There's no
why are you playing Alabama music? It's just because of
the cousin thing.
Speaker 7: Because.
Speaker 6: Look, my mom is from Alabama and they don't play
that mess down there. Nobody's okay.
Speaker 9: Like statistically, it's like I would say that it would
be hard to find someone back in the early ninety nineties.
Speaker 7: That is not like being with a relative in some sense.
Speaker 6: Right, I don't know anything about that, Carlos, I don't
know anything about that.
Speaker 8: That is not No.
Speaker 6: They needed a law in nineteen eighty five to say
you can't marry your grandparents in Maine where they're voting
you can't marry your grandparents, your uncle, your aunt, your
brother or your sister, your own children. But they did
pass in amendment you can marry your first cousin if
you have.
Speaker 8: A doctor's note.
Speaker 6: And Graham Plattner's replacement, Troy Jackson has two children from
his second cousin. Yes, they had to make a law
for it. That's what I asked. What was going on
up in Main that they felt they had to anyway
and then amended to let the cousins get married.
Speaker 8: Uh? Yeah.
Speaker 6: James Golden, Wild Champion the German with Coldplay, was born
on this day in nineteen seventy eight. Ladies and gentlemen,
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are listening to this with your cousin, welcome and enjoy
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Speaker 12: Will you endorse the twenty twenty eight candidates if they
are pro Israel in a way that you don't like.
If you ultimately are about defeating fascism in this country
as you describe it, surely shouldn't you get on board
with whoever the main candidate is.
Speaker 13: Luckily, I don't think all have to make that calculation
at all, because there is zero percent chance that whoever
the elected Democrat is that wins the primary will be
pro Israel in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 8: You'll see that, my friends.
Speaker 6: Was Hassan Piker with his forecast for leading up in
presidential twenty twenty eight elections was on CNN. By the way,
let's CNN and hey, a pro Israel Democrat winning, No
way is that going to happen, Ladies and gentlemen. That
tells you one, just one thing about where the Democrat
Party is speaking about things that have zero zero percent chances?
Do you hear about Kamala Harris's new digs. Kamala Harris
and her husband, Doug Mhoff have paid eight point one
five million dollars for a four bedroom, six bathroom house
in Malibu at the exclusive Point Doom Dum E community.
It is known for having a lot of celebrities there.
The American Community Survey says that out before I do this,
guess what the percentage of black people that live in
Kamala's new neighborhood is.
Speaker 8: Carlos guests take a guest point one percent. TJ.
Speaker 6: Take a guess how many black residents live in Kamala
harris new neighborhood under Carlos under two point one, you
would win. The number of black residents in Kamala Harris's
new neighborhood zero point two percent, not even one percent,
point zero point two, two tenths of a percent. Zero
And that must be the maids that have their own
made quarters or something. Apparently. Hey, look it's alright with me.
Kamala Harris can live wherever she wants to live. But
I just find it interesting to she. You know, Dougie
Lift no Black, so you know, she went on and
on about how she how she likes jazz and she's
black disc black, and when it comes time to leave
and live somewhere, she's like, I don't want to live
around those people. Apparently, or maybe will be the.
Speaker 1: Rush hour with James Golden entertaining and informative.
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Speaker 8: Had tremendous corruption in Minnesota and by the.
Speaker 14: Way, just gave me a report, massive, massive future things
having to do with corruption in Minnesota.
Speaker 8: Are happy, right?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 6: How President ended his cabinet meeting today warning there's something
else bubbling up in Minnesota. It is coming. I am
gonna move on. But while we're on this Kamala Harris thing. So,
Kamala and doug and Dougie bought a house in the
community in Malibu, California, you know, overlooking the ocean near
Malibu's Point Doom d u m E.
Speaker 8: Doom.
Speaker 6: Their house sits near Little Doom, which is a highly
coveted surf beach. Not everybody is permitted access. Now, Carlos,
you said something very interesting. You said that there are laws,
there are laws against that in Greece.
Speaker 9: But but back back home, I know that because I've
known people that because their house just like.
Speaker 7: Is like separated from like a from a public beach,
they just.
Speaker 9: Announced it as their as their own, as private, whereas
they don't have the actual power to do that, and
like random's random people could like enter that that piece
of lot at any time. They can't just like say
it's ours because it's in our like part of land,
like no beach back home.
Speaker 6: On the coastline. It's supposed to belong to the people exactly,
not to the wealthy. However, what this is, Kamala Harris,
these are democrats, and so here's the way that they
work around that in this place Little Doom where Kamala,
Harris and Doug bought this eight point samad million dollar
four bedroom, six bathroom little cottage for eight million bucks
and change. What they do is they grant beach access
to quote unquote locals and they have neighborhood quote unquote keys,
so you have to be local to get access to
the beach, and that has raised a lot of concerns.
Just so you know, despite the you can find the
story today by the way in the Daily Bs. It
goes into all these details. Despite the of a laid
back community of surfers who are at one with nature,
there are barriers to access that keep most black Indigenous
people of color away, according to a guide called the
Anti Racist Surfer's Guide to Port doom And the guide
says that locals only culture limits parking, so you can't
park near it private access arrangement, and if you happen
to get on that beach and you're not one of
the ones in the neighborhood, hostility makes outsiders feel unwelcome there,
so they prevent people using the laws. They limit the
number of parking spaces that people have available. You can't park,
you can't get to the beach. Also, they catered to
just the locals only, and they in effect keep people
out of there. You have to remember that they're not
black folks in the neighborhood anyway. Zero point two percent,
zero point two percent of the population in this place
that count Kamala Harris and Dougie bought zero point two
percent are black in the first place. So they don't
have to worry about going on the beach and seeing
a bunch of well, they don't have to see them now.
It's interesting because when she was a presidential candidate, she
wanted to come up with one hundred billion dollars to
give people grants twenty five thousand dollars apiece, because she
said that black Americans had been institutionally and historically deprived
from legally having act cess to home ownership. This new
house that she and her husband bought make sure that
there's gonna be no access to that beach for certain people.
And she noted that fewer than five percent of American
home appraisers were quote unquote people of color. There was
a lack of diversity that could that could lead to
racially biased home valuations. And you know she ran on
this whole thing. She was down there at black colleges
talking about black this black, that black, the other black thang.
But now that she and Dougie are looking for a
home or they found a home, and no blacks in
the neighborhood, just saying, I mean, look, if you're a
Democrats like Sheldon white House, Sheldon white House loyal, they
don't have blacks in this country club, They're not allowed.
That's okay for them. And Kamala, no blacks in the neighborhood,
that's okay for them.
Speaker 8: Yes, she is.
Speaker 6: Don't you dare say that we heard what happened when
somebody said dad about her? Oh no, oh no, Now
moving on. Uh, let's see this woman in Wisconsin mentioned
this at the top of the show. Is man, oh man,
you have you heard this woman? Francesca Hung.
Speaker 15: Uh.
Speaker 6: Let's let's listen to uh Forranchesca Hung. First, let's go
to Harry int and over at CNN their their data,
Guy cut Ten, Let's let's listen.
Speaker 8: What do we see.
Speaker 16: You know, we've seen those democratics social in big urban
areas right New York, Pennsylvania. You go out to Colorado, Well,
it's no longer just in the urban areas anymore, at
least the corner of the calcul prediction markets. We got
a Wisconsin Democratic primer going on. We got Hong who
is running, who is now, in my opinion, the clear
favorite to win that Democratic nominee. She's a Democratic socialist.
Her chances up like a rocket. On June thirtieth, it
was just forty one percent. Now a ninety six percent
chance to be the Democratic nominee in Wisconsin, a Democratic
socialist according to the Causil prediction markets. So this is
not just happening now with New York, Philadelphia, Denver. It
looks to me like it's going to be happening in
a place like Wisconsin, which of course is a very
purple state.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 6: Now, Francesca Hong, the nominee in question, he attended the
perhaps nominee, the potential nominee, was on Folks News with
dam and let's listen to her with Dana cut eleven.
Speaker 8: Have it fire?
Speaker 17: Do you support repealing Act ten?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 17: Oh, Universal childcare yes, free school meals yes, guaranteed pay
leave yes, abolishing ice yes.
Speaker 8: A one year data center moratorium yes.
Speaker 17: Breaking up a big ag yes, public grocery stores yes,
right to repair yes, legalizing cannabis yes, overturning Citizens United yes,
a worker's bill of Rights yes, a free Palestine yes.
Speaker 3: After Tessica Hang is a candidate for Wisconsin governor, and
even yesterday it looks like you will be the nominee
as another one of your closest competitors, who is even
far behind you, has dropped out of the race. Is
there anything in that list of what you told Hassan
Piker that you disabowt now?
Speaker 6: No, okay, nope, I stand by it all. Let's continue
this cut twelve. This is a likely nominee, almost certain
nominee according to polls in Wisconsin, to become their governor.
Democrat socialist Francesca Ham is.
Speaker 2: A democratic socialist.
Speaker 18: What that means is that I would like to put
working class people first over now just.
Speaker 2: Police, working class people first.
Speaker 3: I think you're going to enter, you're about to enter
into a general election, likely with Tom Tiffany, the Republican.
That's not going to be an easy race. It's going
to be very easy for people to put up on
the board and say you said, abolish the Senate, defund
the police, abolish the police. And why should they not
believe that you would want to do that, that you
would try to do that if you became governor.
Speaker 18: I believe that people can evolve. We need trump voters
from previous elections who now would like to vote for me,
who have a sign in their yards. So the voter
cannot defund the police. And I won't defund the police.
The things we know prevent crime, like getting guns for
her street, making sure there is victims for justice, that
there are you know, places where our kids can go
after school and thrive. You know, we can't be tough
on causes. We have to be tough on causes if
we would like to be tough on Okay, and as governor,
I cannot defund the police. And I've reminded folks that
I won't fund the police.
Speaker 6: Okay, you're buying that, folks. This woman is saying one thing,
talking on of both sides of her mouth, but she
is likely to be the nominee. Now, this guy, Larry
Sabado I mentioned this earlier on in Tahas that the
polls are out. Larry Sabadol has crystal ball this guy.
I'm telling you, the only thing that gives me comfort
is I followed him over the years, and I know
how many times he's been wrong. I don't know how
exactly many times, but I know he's been wrong so
many times. It brings me comfort. Cut fifteen Larry Sabado
on the Senate race going on. I'm in Tayhas, so.
Speaker 19: Let me ask you about this poll that just came
in here while we were talking in the past few
minutes from Fox. Larry, the Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxson
is now trailing the Democrat James Tallerico in Texas. Okay, Texas,
this is the first public poll where either candidate has
hit the fifty percent mark. Okay, it's Texas. It's an
incredible thing to see this. It's also the end of July.
Where do you see that race going.
Speaker 15: I'm like all the other election analysts there, and I've
been around a long time, and since nineteen ninety four,
I've gotten call after call virtually every day from Texans
and politics on the Democratic side saying this is.
Speaker 4: The year we're finally going to do it. But you
know what, I'm starting to believe it's actually possible this year,
not just because James Tallerico is a great candidate, which
he is, but Pangston is so awful. And I'm sorry
to use that word, but you know, we used to
have a word a flaunterer, meaning he's a center who
flaunts the sin, and that pretty much has been the
way Paxton has conducted his public career. A lot of
these donors won't touch him. Notice he's not doing well
at all raising money. It's because they have family and
friends and businesses to protect, and they really don't want
to identify themselves publicly with a candidate who has Paxson's record.
Speaker 8: Well, we shall see.
Speaker 6: Ken Paxson is not the most let's face facts I've
just faced among Republicans. He's not the most popular Republican
ever to emmerse in Texas. They are Republicans who can't
stand the guy. Now we shall see what happens. And
there are some Republicans who I respect very much who
can't stand him. That said, Republicans need to hold on
to the Senate. And so if this is one of
the whole of your nose moment for Republicans and hold
your nose, Democrats do it all the time. If that's
what it takes, If that's what you are interested in. Okay,
I'm looking at the clock because we have to leave
time for a clip of the day. So what do
you think we have time for one more Carlos or
should we just be on the safe side and go now?
Let's go now. Okay, So here's what we're gonna do, folks.
Well when we return, Clip of the Day is coming up.
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Speaker 6: Peter Navarro, Ladies and gentlemen, as many of you know,
serve time, Joe Biden prosecuted, persecuted him on a contempt
to charge. It was a bogus BS charge which I
hope one day's completely one hundred percent beyond exonerated for
and someone tell to account for this phony persecution. Anyway,
he was on with Piers Morgan and he talked about
Fauci and the let's just listen in Peter.
Speaker 14: Novas hydroxy chloroquin i would guess, not knowing your views
on this, that you think hydroxy chloroquin is a quack medicine.
But let me tell you this. This is one of
the many fights I had with Tony Fauci. Hydroxy Chloroquine
we now know going forward with all the studies is
number one, it's a very safe medicine. Number two, it's
particularly effective for prophylaxis, which helps first responders. A Number three,
it has a decent benefit in the first seven days
of an infection. So I had a million tablets of
hydroxy sitting in warehouses ready to be dispensed to the
American people, and I take this to the bank piers.
If I had been able to do that, thousands of
Americans would be alive. Now where does Fauci come into this?
And this is where the blame is. In March of
twenty twenty, Fauci and his diary, several diary entries, is
on record saying that hydroxychloric when is very, very safe.
He wanted it distributed immediately. He wanted remdessevere to be
to go through trials, not the other way around, and
he was all for it. The politics changed radically when
President Trump said, hey, let's try hydroxychloric. When there was
like a this just mass insanity in the left wing media,
Fauci flipped that and he was part of the pressure
on the FDA to prevent this administration and me specifically
from able to being able to do what I did.
So when you asked me, don't I give any slack
to Tony Fauci, I say absolutely not.
Speaker 6: Do you understand, folks, between the media and what we
have here, people needlessly died to serve their Trump hate.
They died oh Man nineteen seventy one. On this day,
James Taylor went to number one on the US single
charts with this one. Carol King wrote this, of course
You've got a friend. It was one of the Tapestry
album The song would go on to win the nineteen
seventy one Grammy Awards for Best Pop Vocal and Best
Male Performance Song of the Year.
Speaker 8: Was this.
Speaker 6: I'd also want to acknowledge the heavenly birthday day of
Amed Erdigan, of the co founder and president of Atlantic Records.
So many great artists on that label discovered from by
Ahmed Erdigan. We have to go, God willing will be back.
May God bless them, protect each and every single one
of you, your families and your loved ones. Love and gratitude,
my friends, you're being here with me and allowing me
to be with you, God willing. We are back early
in the morning, seven a m. Eastern for the Saturday
Morning Extravaganza, your Saturday Morning vibe. Until then, my friends,
I bid you adieu.
Speaker 8: Bye.
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