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Speaker 5: By the way, Gavin Newscomb, who is one of the candidates.
I believe he took himself out of the running when
he says he suffers from mental disability, and a reporter
said it was terrible that I talked that way about
somebody with mental disability. I said, I have no problem
with it, but I don't want a person with mental
disability to be my president. I mean, you don't want
to have a person with mental disability being a president.
Speaker 1: And Gavin Newsom said that.
Speaker 5: He can't read a speech, he can't do almost anything.
And then he said he's as dumb as all the
people in the room, and he got accused of being
a racist, which was an amazing say. I thought it
was the worst interview I've ever seen anybody give. He's
actually a very stupid person. So I believe he's out
of the running.
Speaker 1: I think that that.
Speaker 5: Statement, that interview, he admitted that he's a stupid person.
I don't want a stupid person being president.
Speaker 6: You know, it's Thursday. That was a cabinet meeting today.
That was one of the topics that came up in
Donald Trump's cabinet meeting today, Gavin Newsom and the President
describing his dyslexia as a mental issue. Welcome to bos
Earlies Rush Hour with my friend's fastest hour in American media.
We have more from the Donald Trump cabinet meeting and
we will play to it.
Speaker 7: Play it. Also news from the Senate.
Speaker 6: There was a vote today, a big vote today about
photo ID. Just photo ID and democrats did what democrats do?
Speaker 7: Tell you what.
Speaker 6: Let's get started with Donald Trump from the White House.
Law from the White House. It's for Resident Donald Trump
and his cabinet staff.
Speaker 7: So let's just start at the top. Carlos.
Speaker 6: Oh, by the way, wait a minute before you do that,
I must ask you a question, Carlos. Tonight's Thursday. Tonight's Thursday, Carlos,
what are you doing after the show tonight?
Speaker 1: So, so the tournament is back, as people go, so
we are what'sn't college basketball? Tonight?
Speaker 7: Just did that? So, yeah, you're watching college.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I might have to change my plans tomorrow
because I need to watch my alma mater, Iowa State
Cyclones play.
Speaker 6: And yeah, that's the name of the team, the Cyclones, Cyclones.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's a cardinal bird. I think it's what like
a red and yellow bird, like a cardinal. I think
that's what the mascot looks like.
Speaker 7: You even know what the mascot looks like? Oh boy?
Speaker 6: Okay, well, so it's a basketball night for you college
basketball as the morech sadness games continue. Okay, let's start
at the top with President Trump from the Cabinet meeting
ladies and gentlemen, and he was discussing the shutdown that
is still going on very all over the United States
of America. Democrats continue to punish the American people so
that they can show favor to their base, that would
be the illegal immigrant population.
Speaker 5: We're now one day forty one of the disgraceful Democrats
shut down of Mark Wayne's department. Congratulations, they came to
a department that's shut down to shut down by the
radical Democrats. But the Democrats are really punishing the American people.
Speaker 2: I saw it today.
Speaker 5: Yes, they are one of the shows where they were
interviewing people at the airport and they're all angry at
the Democrats. They're saying they're actually angry at Chumor. I
didn't think anyone knew his name. One woman said that
Schumer is disgraceful. He's a disgrace to our country. But
they're angry at the Democrats. They know what's happening, but
they're punishing the American people, including travelers at airports. All
in the quest to return to open borders and give
amnesty to illegal alien criminals. They want to give amnesty
to some of their criminals that came into our country.
Speaker 2: Just about all of them. Actually, if you look at it,
they love.
Speaker 5: Sanctuary cities, which is a sanctuary for criminals. They want
to make sure they're taken care of.
Speaker 2: That's what we're fighting about.
Speaker 5: That's really what they I didn't talk about that, but
that's what they're fighting about. They want to protect criminals.
In many case, eleven and eighty eight murders, many of them,
I will say, are gone now because of us. We
got them out, but still have some left. Should it
never happened, should have never been allowed to come into
our country. But we're not going to let it happen.
We're not going to let the Democrats get away with
this stuff. And people are wise to them, so they
need to end the shutdown immediately or we'll have to
take some very drastic measures.
Speaker 6: And supposedly drastic measures are coming. I don't know what
he means. By the way, Carlos, your fan club continues
to grow. The most famous broadcast engineer in the world
just texted me and said, thank you for the record. Scratch, Carlos,
you're a man after my hard It's just yes, mister Mike,
and that is a high compliment from the most and
he literally is the most famous broadcast engineer in this
entire world.
Speaker 1: Thank you to mister Mike much appreciated.
Speaker 6: M m okay, now the cabinet meaning continued, folks, I
don't know.
Speaker 7: I we'll just play it all we mark afterwards.
Speaker 6: The President of the United States of these United States
of America, yes, also had some things to say about fraud.
Speaker 7: And boy did he ever have some things to say
about fraud.
Speaker 5: And I hope JD is going to do a great job.
He's in judge of it now with somebody who's very talented.
Speaker 2: But I think it's easy.
Speaker 5: So they say, nineteen billion dollars, thank you, it's Missie
thanking billion. You know, we would solve half of the
fraud problem. Man in his country, you would have more
than a balanced budget. We'd have a surplus. And in
the case of Minnesota, it's a lot. It's very Somalia oriented.
Speaker 2: Think of it.
Speaker 5: These people come from a cricket country, disgusting country, one
of the worst countries in the world, acknowledged to be
one of the worst countries.
Speaker 2: In the worse.
Speaker 5: Some people says the worst.
Speaker 2: They have no money, they have nothing.
Speaker 5: They come to our country low IQ's and they rob
us blind stupid people, and they rob us blind because
we have crookeet politicians and we have dirty cops. The
Attorney General is a dirty cop. It's my opinion. It's
only my opinion, and something should be done about him.
Speaker 2: Let's see what kind of a job.
Speaker 7: Are you talking about.
Speaker 6: I believe Keith Ellison now, folks, I as you know,
I take issue with this just branding everybody with a
broad rush the whole thing. Everybody's garbage, everybody is, they're
all this, they're all low IQ.
Speaker 7: No they're not.
Speaker 6: And if low IQ people can come in to your
nation and steal nineteen billion dollars, what does it say
about the IQ of the people who put the billions
of dollars out there with no checks and balances? Who
really has the low IQ here? Because most and I
don't even think it's a matter of IQ. I think
it's a matter of morals. If there was a moral
IQ test, well a whole lot of people will get
caught up in that one. But we move on. By
the way, I don't disagree with putting the checks and
balances in case anybody's wondering. Despite it, I don't want
anybody to misunderstand. I am all for getting to the
bottom of this fraud business and rooting it all out.
I am so happy the President said what he said.
As we continue from cut three, Carlos from today's cabinet
meeting continued talking about fraud.
Speaker 5: Saw something that the nursing home business and the daycare
centers in particular. They went out and inspected them in
Minnesota and they didn't exist. They're knocking into it. Happens
to be a young man, Nick, nice young man. He's
done a very good job. They're knocking on doors. It's
like homes and they're getting hundreds of thousands of that
they didn't exist. And in California it's worse, it's even worse.
And I spoke with Russell Vote. I said, Russell, don't
send them any money. He said, but we have a
court order that we have, so can you believe it?
Speaker 2: A judge?
Speaker 5: The judges are really hurting this country, are judges just
as Roberts doesn't like when I say it, But the
judges are really hurting this country. And frankly, the justices
the Supreme Court has really hurt our country too.
Speaker 6: Donald Trump does not mince words. He's talking about Nick Shirley,
and let me just say a moment about take a
moment to talk about that for very, very briefly. We
are living in a nation where we're watching amazing things
happen in the mainstream media. Washington Post, they're having all
kinds of conniptions fits. They're laying off so many people
over there. People are bi itching about Jeff Bezos and
how much he should be doing more to put more
money in. There's turmoil within the CBS organization. You know,
they just cut CBS News Radio, something I was sad at.
But more than that, with the incoming paramount perhaps purchase
of that corporate entity. People are concerned about CNN job losses.
They're concerned about what is happening inside CBS, the changes there.
You look at Washington Post, as I said, New York Times,
all over print and electronic media. Major things are happening,
and you have a lot of reporters complaining. And a
lot of these are high priced reporters too. I mean,
these people are making decent money, but what do you have.
You have a kid who's on the internet who has
done more journalism than many of these mainstream reporters have
done in years. He's walking the streets, he's checking, he's
checking what is listed from the government in terms of
who they're giving out money to. And he's actually going
there knocking on doors asking questions. People are annoyed, and
he's finding and discovering fraud, what appears to be fraud,
like you cannot believe. All throughout California, Minnesota, everywhere else.
This kid goes, and there were others. Nick Shirley just
happens to be making a name of himself. There are
others that are doing this. So these people bemoan the
fact that right wing they say, or alternative media are
out doing their job. They say, don't believe them, don't
believe them. These people don't have any credibility. It's disinformation.
Yet they're out in the streets uncovering stuff and showing
it to people on video. You see it with your
own eyes. And one of the reasons that I believe
that journalism is in such a turmoil right now is
because the journalists haven't been doing journalism. They've been doing
political activism. They been doing political oriented journalism instead of
straight up we're following the facts. And this is where
it leads. It will be interesting to see what happens.
But I think all the complaints about these new citizen
journalists that are coming up, and some may take shortcuts,
we don't know. They're probably really ticked at. These people
never went to journalism school. But you know what these
people are doing. They're doing the job that the mainstream
media didn't do. That's what made Rush Limbaugh a national
figure because he did the job that the entire rest
of the mainstream preston, which was telling the other side,
explaining it, explaining that there was more than one side
to the American political story. And the same is happening
in journalism. These journalists have failed, and now you have
citizen journalists that are popping up, doing the legwork and
showing people what's going on in their country. Amazing. James
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Speaker 6: You know, folks, I rarely have taught I haven't talked
about the Savannah Guthrie case that much. I just haven't.
It's in the news. I don't know whether there is
to say about it except Savannah was interviewed on the
Today Show. Well, she was interviewed, and I think it
was on her return, Yeah, first interview with Holder from
the Today Show. And she said, oh, she had to
say that she's sorry, Mommy, She's sorry.
Speaker 7: I'm so sorry. If it's me, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 6: She had asked her siblings if they thought that their
mom was kidnapped because of her, and so she's apologizing.
She broke down in tears, and I just felt so bad.
I don't know Savannah Guthrie. I don't watch this show,
but I just I don't know how you cannot feel
for this entire family and for her having guilt over this.
And I just hope that her friends and people close
to her are not only giving all the comfort they can,
but doing everything they can to help her understand that
it is not her fault and it's not because of her,
not because of her, it's because there are people in
this world who are intent upon doing evil, who are
intent upon hurting other people, who are intent upon and
you see it all the time. I saw another story
today about a ninety year old woman who one of
the Bond women, who was systematically robbed over the years
by a group of people who targeted her, and that
was in Italy and they're tracking down the money. You
see it every day. There's this force that operates in
this world called evil, and it dwells inside some people's
hearts and they live their lives from that position. It
is not the fault of the good that the evil
do evil. And I hope that the Guthrie family find
some peace of this story. You know, come on, folks,
we all think it's not going to end well, but
hope she finds some peace.
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Speaker 7: Okay, so we.
Speaker 6: Have some more from the Trump Cabinet meeting, but there
are some other things I want to definitely get to
as well, and one of those things was what happened
at the Olympics. The IOC the Olympic Government Committee today
Cut eighteen. Here's the Olympic President, Christy Coventry.
Speaker 8: Today, we the International Olympic Committee, have published a policy
on the protection of the female category. I understand that
this is very sensitive topic. As a former athlete, I
passionately believe in the rights of all Olympians to take
part in fair competition. The policy that we have announced
is based on science and it has been led by
medical experts with the best interests of athletes at its heart.
The scientific evidence is very clear male chromosomes give performance
advantages in sports that rely on strength, power or endurance.
At the Olympic Games, even the smallest margins can be
the difference between victory and defeat. So it's absolutely clear
that it would not be fair for biological males to
compete in the female category. In addition, in some sports
it would simply not be safe. Every athlete must be
treated with dignity and respect, and athletes will only need
to be screened once in their lifetime. There must be
clear education around the process, with counseling available alongside expert
medical advice. The IOC recognizes the importance of widespread participation
in grassroots and recreational sports programs and the impact that
sport has in society. However, the Olympic Games has a
focus on elite sport, and in elite sport, we must
ensure the fairness, safety and integrity of all competitions within
the Games. I know that there will be many questions
and the IOC will work with all of our stakeholders
to address these over the coming months. Publication of the
policy is just one step in the process. There will
be much more information to.
Speaker 6: Okay, thank you, Christy. There is a bill that is
happening in working its way through the legislature in New
Hampshaw that is related to this issue. A witness testified
it is SB whatever it is five twenty two or
something like that. Anyway, here is a little bit of
testimony taking place the same subject, cut nineteen on a
bill working its way through the New Hampshaw legislature on
this issue, Pethel.
Speaker 9: Caine and testifying in opposition to send it Bill five
point fifty two. I think we just have to get
something straight. We have to tell it like it is.
Trans women are women. Some women are born with brown skin,
some are born with white skin, Some are born with
green eyes, and some are born with blue eyes. Some
have uterary, some have volbas, some have x Y chromosomes
and penises. And I'm going to be quite frank with you,
and I apologize for who I will offend. If you
are a woman with the volva and you're uncomfortable seeing
a woman with a penis, too bad, you have to
get over it. There are women, white women who are
uncomfortable being around brown women. We did that a century
ago with segregation, with Jim Crow. People decided that because
you had dark skin, you are more dangerous, you are
more likely to commit violent crimes, and because of that, you.
Speaker 1: Had to be cast away.
Speaker 9: You couldn't be in the same restaurant as the white person,
You couldn't be in the same bathroom or the locker room.
You couldn't even drink from the same fountain. And we're
in the same era right now. You think we all
learned something, but apparently we didn't. We are saying somehow
that because statistically people with penises and next y chromosomes
tend to be more aggressive, because those are men, that
somehow a transgender woman falls within those statistical norms. By definition,
a transgender woman is not within those statistical norms. They
are going out of their way to take medications to
reduce libido on aggression. They are altering their bodies to
be incapable of penetrating a person. They are clearly not
of the cagory that should be prohibited from the bathroom.
Some people are going to be uncomfortable. We cannot let
their implicit advice and their irrational fear their own trauma
history take away right the other people are entitled to
on law. We live in a free society, and that's okay.
Speaker 7: I think.
Speaker 6: I think we've got to gist. And so those of
you women with volvas and shouldn't feel comfortable around women
that don't have vulvas, but women that have penises. And
that was the message there that I hope that you
take the heart or to your volvo. Anyway, moving on,
ladies and gentlemen, other things in the news. Let me, oh,
there are some news stories that I want to get to,
not just yes, we got one with she goes first.
Guys them Knewsome dances around Kamala, she goes first. It's
an act story. He's also says he has a relationship.
I've also known my relationship to that relationship. When she goes,
she goes first. That's what Gavin Newsom says about Kamala.
So if she goes, she goes first. So I guess
if she wants to be president, she goes first or she.
I don't know whether you would include the last run,
but Gavin says that when Kamala, when somebody has to go,
she goes first. Okay, I don't know whether you're aware
of this. But over at the UN they are passing
a resolution about reparations slavery reparations. The UN General Assembly
voted yesterday or or they brought up a resolution declaring
the trafficking of enslaved Africans was the gravest crime against humanity.
They're calling for reparations to be w welcomed across Africa
and among advocates of restorative justice and of the slave descendants.
About twelve million Africans were forcefully taken by European nations
from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century and enslaved on
plantations that built wealth at the price of misery. And
there's a long story about the UN here. The resolution
is non binding, but there are there's an effort to
ensure that some reparations are being made. Now over in
the House of Representatives, there is a public hearing that
is going to be held the House Ethics Committee. And
I say that laughingly, House Ethics and the same sentence,
But the House Ethics can is holding a rare public
hearing today today into alleged ethics violations committed by Democrat
Representative Sheila Sheeff Phyllis McCormick of Fladda. She's a two
term congresswoman happens to be an African American woman facing
numerous ethics charges, including failing to follow campaign finance laws,
comingling campaign, personal and business funds, and using her position
as a congresswoman to benefit her allies. She is also
ladies and gentlemen facing charges for allegedly stealing, stealing, stealing
five million dollars in OVID nineteen disaster relief funds over
two years.
Speaker 7: It took.
Speaker 6: Committee investigators say they found substantial evidence that chaf phileas
McCormick committed these deeds, these dastardly deeds that are alleged
in the federal indictment. She says, Oh, I didn't do
anything wrong. What me, You've bought the wrong person. The
hearing could carry significant political repercussions because some Republicans Denim
are threatening to expel Sir Philias McCormick from the House
of Representative both parties. You see a vying for the
high ethical ground before November elections.
Speaker 7: She represents a very heavy.
Speaker 6: Democratic district in southeastern Flordia.
Speaker 7: Not guilty is what her plea is.
Speaker 6: She says it's a baseless, unjust sham indictment.
Speaker 7: She didn't say racist yet. We're waiting for that one. Now.
Speaker 6: This is ladies and gentlemen where the story gets a
little bit doisy for me.
Speaker 7: Well, did you share a few thoughts with you about this?
Speaker 6: The committee's work, The Ethics Committee rarely takes place in
the open. It's been more than fifteen years since a
sitting member of the House of Representatives faced a public hearing.
And that was back in twenty ten, and I remember it.
It was the ethics trial of Representative Charles Wrangell from.
Speaker 7: New York, from Harlem, Chilie Charlie Wrangle.
Speaker 2: I like Charlie rang Charlie Wrangle is a really good guy.
Speaker 7: Wow he was Wow, he was a guy.
Speaker 6: Charlie Wrangell on charges related to his personal finances. The
panel also held a public hearing for allegations against Representative
Maxine Waters of California Auntie Maxi that same year, but
they failed to find sufficient evidence to prove anything. So
now we have the third public hearing, and I just
have a simple question. Are only black congress people crooks?
Because for these little public hearings, you got Charlie Wrangell,
black guy, you got Maxine Waters Auntie Maxi's and then
you got this Schurfleuis McCormick who's African American. So you
have the Ethics Committee three different times they pop up
and the congress people are black. Now, oh, he's paying
the race card.
Speaker 7: No, I'm not.
Speaker 6: I'm asking a question. Is it coincidence? Because I want
to know. We all have heard the stories of Nancy
Pelosi and her famous stock stuff. We all have heard
the stories about how the Congress has been hiding for
years all the money that they've paid out in sexual
harassment money. Do we think that all of the people
who came in poor to Congress and leave millionaires? Are
they all just doing everything exact? Why are the only
three public hearings that have been held on ethics. I'm
asking because it doesn't make sense to me. They got
rid of Santos. They didn't even do a public one
for Santos. And by the way, if sherif flewis whatever
her name, McCormick is found to have done all this stuff,
are they gonna give her the same treatment they gave
Santos and get rid of her. One would say, but
I'm am I wrong here, you've had it. They say
it's so rare. Well, if it's so rare, why the
only time they do it is with black congress people.
Can't you spread it around? Come on, now, I know
that that. Okay, I made my point. Why it's them
get all the get Look, there is so much we know,
there is so much going on that's ethically not correct
in Congress. Spread it out. By the way, if you
live in New Jersey, you'll be glad to know that
this mighty mickey he pronounced her name Cherrelle. They're the governor.
She sounds like she's a member of the Charrells. But
actually I like the Charrelle's. The Cherelle's were great singing group.
The Cherelle's. This Mickey Cherrelle She's another one. She signed
an immigration bill into law yesterday that limits when the
local and state police in New Jersey can help federal
immigration authorities. Democrats are doing all they can to protect
their number one interest group, the illegals. Thank you, Debbie.
Debbie answered me, I'm right to question it. Thank you.
I mean, you know, I'm not a liberal. I don't
even Maxine Auntie Maxie. I mean, I like Charlie Wrango personally,
but he was a rank and file I did. I
liked Charlie rag I liked listening to Charlie Wrango talk.
Charlie Wrango got busted. Boy he was in They did
call journalism on Charlie. They caught Charlie down there, and
while he was supposed to be somewhere, they caught him
down there sunning himself in the Dominican Republic at some
joint that he had money supposedly stashed at, and they
went all of them and down through his finances. Why
don't they do this for the rest of these congress people.
Speaker 7: How Come we.
Speaker 6: Haven't seen the investigation into Nancy Pelosi and where she
made her bread. How Come we never saw about Harry
Reid and his crazy land deals, and you can go
through Congress and find so many of them that all
of a sudden become rich.
Speaker 7: Rich Rich Rich richrich rich.
Speaker 6: Why are we only having public hearings when it's three
black ones and I don't care whether they're all black Democrats?
Why are we only getting the public hearings for the
black ones? Spread it around, Make a rainbow. I can
see your rainbow. Let's go to a break. Yeah, that
was just someone by the Dallas Carlos. I can see
a rainbow. Love is blue. James going in slurdly, fastest
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Speaker 6: There was a discussing, disgusting display in Philadelphia. For every
US soldier that returns home on a casket, we cheer,
said one of these people at one of these liberal
rallies that was held outside of Philadelphia City Hall. Disgusting,
speaking of Philly, the sound of Philadelphia. We had some
Philadelphia yesterday. In fact, Harold Mulvin Harold Melvin was mentioned
harl Melvin and the Blue Notes. Teddy was the drummer
for Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes and later stepped
up and became lead singer, and it became Harold Melvin
and the Blue Notes featuring Teddy Pendergrass, and then Teddy
Pendergrass went solo and exploded nineteen fifty he was born
on this day. Teddy pine Grass, soul singer one time
member of Halmuvin and the Blue Notes, passed away in
twenty twelve. He was just fifty nine years old. Of course,
he had been paralyzed from a car accident and still
recorded for some years. And I tell you, I'm just
a huge fan, huge, huge fan of the one the
Teddy Bear, Teddy Pendergrass. Happy heavenly birthday, Teddy. May God
bless protect each and every single one of you, your family's,
your loved ones. Love and gratitude my friends for your
being here with me, allowing me to be here with you.
God willing, We're back tomorrow for the It's already Friday
edition of Both Snublies Rush. I will until then in
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