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Speaker 3: Subdue him and take him into federal custody. On the
scene was recovered, among other things, to airsoft rifles and
the container with the flammable liquid. Also affixed to the
suspect's cart was a sign reading ice off our streets.
During the incident, the suspect was wearing a military style helmet.
This incident occurred along federal property, and the NYPD is
supporting the federal government in their investigations. Charges are yet
to be filed. Our work with the Joint Terrorism Task
Force and the Southern District of New York is critical
to keeping our city safe and I commend the federal
agents and contractors and officers who responded to the threat.
Speaker 4: That is was is Jessica Gatish, the Commissioner of Police
in New York. He has a thankless job. You know,
the mayor really doesn't want the police there anyway. This
today in Lower Manhattan, as you may may not know,
a explosive device was set off. Incendiary device it's being
called now a little bit of the explosion, a little
bitty fire. According to New York this suspect has been
confirmed as being Andrew Arabica. Don't know much about mister Arabica,
but we do know that he had, as you heard
Miss Tish say, anti ice stuff on him and ice
off of our city streets. Yeah, we do you think
he got that idea that Ice was the enemy? I
wonder could it be the Democrat Party? Slanders of ice
have taken hold once again with somebody that is wanted
to act on it in a city where the mayor
openly says he wants to arrest Benjamin and Yahoo Trump
put the kebasha on that. It just just we don't
even belong to the International Criminal Court. The United States doesn't,
which Mondamie is referring to as having an arrest warrant
against the not Yahoo. It's just a lot of mouth. Anyway.
Welcome to the Monday edition of Boast These Press, our
fastest our in American media. Carlos, did you watch the game? Yeah?
It was okay, okay, wait, so you did watch it.
I wasn't sure that you were going to watch it.
You watched the whole thing. You woke up on time,
and so the colonizers beat the poor oppressed colonist in Argentina,
which I was reminded over the weekend by several friends.
You know, they said, you know, you've been talking about
Argentina as being the columnist. You forget where the Nazis
fled to after World War Two, didn't you those that escaped?
And I didn't forget, But we're talking. I was talking
pre Nazi era when I was talking about what Argentina
went through at the hands of Spain. Spain, the colonial
power anyway, flexed its muscle and beat down the columnists
one more time, and the colonies and all whatever, and
there was some kind of dispute I understand after the game.
Somebody tried to choke somebody. What was that about, or
had his hands on somebody's throat or something like that.
Did you see what I mean?
Speaker 5: This is like just like sore losing, in my opinion,
just like you lost.
Speaker 4: But what happened, I didn't mean they.
Speaker 5: Were upset about stuff during the game, Okay, Like there
was a lot of people were angry, like Argentina's were angry.
There was a red card on Argentina as well, which
was very justified. But I mean, if you want to win,
you got to you got to play better. You got
to play all ninety minutes in this time in this occasion,
one hundred and twenty minutes because you went to extra time.
Speaker 4: So it was it in the world game. It was
this big World Cup of success in your view, in
the World Cup in America.
Speaker 5: Yes, and I'm gonna miss it.
Speaker 4: It was really fun. Well you didn't sound to enthuseda
blast you about to last get the hals, all right,
But apparently a lot of people thought it was a cliffhank.
You know, I know people that never even mentioned the
word soccer to me in their whole lives or watching
the game same same, yeah.
Speaker 5: The first the first like two three weeks with the
group stage where there were games every every day. It
was it was spectacular because it was right after the
Knicks had won, so there was something, you know, to
keep going.
Speaker 4: What is the Knicks win? Oh, that's right. June, yeah,
end of June. No me June yeah, yeah. Okay, So anyway,
TJ watched it, yeah, and I have. I wanted to,
but I was busy doing other things. I had to
clean out a drawer in my bedroom and anyway, all right,
we have that we did that. Oh oh oh, on
that note speaking of explosives, ladies and gentlemen, the the
FDA now says that the source of the explosive diarrhea
that has I'm so sorry, but this is what this
news is, and I thought you might want to know.
The FDA is now backed on saying that the source
of the explosive diarrhea that has afflicted many human beings
came from lettuce that was supplied to Taco Bell from
Tailor Fresh Foods. Apparently they said that their earlier testing
produced a false positive and the cyclospora outbreak is still
under investigation. Recalled they did after this thing let us
from Central Mexico out of caution. But apparently the lettuce
from Central Mexico that was shredded and served a certain
Taco Bell restaurants wasn't the culprit. And I'm not really
clear if that means that Taco Bell isn't, because those
people at Taco Bell gotta be really upset if this
thing pointed to them as being the source of this
explosion or explosions. And if it's not, then where did it? TJ.
You eat at Taco Bell? Have you been concerned about this?
Let us at Taco Bell haven't eaten there since that
came out. Now, if this is false, many consumers, I
wonder how this has affected Taco Bell's business if it's
If it's false, Okay, moving on, not to other things.
But we discussed immigration. One of the reasons why you
get this nut job, in my view in New York
City that went and tried to set fire in front
of the federal building with his no ice on ustreach
is the continued rhetoric about ice. And you I don't
have this audience knows, we don't have to go through
what the rhetoric has been. You know it. But right now,
just yesterday or day before yesterday, you had this guy
who's running for the Senate in Michigan, abdu l said,
listen to what he said about ice, and this should
give you. This has cut number thirteen. This should give
you an idea as to why democrats, the language that
democrats use, why people are number one, fleeing ice instead
of stopping for ice when they are approached. And that
has led to some very very difficult situations, including death
when they flee legitimate law enforcement traffic stops. But listen
to the way this democrat and you know this is
nothing new, and others talk about ICE. This is abdu
l side.
Speaker 6: Ice has nothing to do with immigration.
Speaker 4: Ice has nothing to do with the southern border.
Speaker 6: Ice is about normalizing paramilitary force on our streets.
Speaker 4: ICE is about weaponizing the idea of.
Speaker 2: Intigration against the Constitution itself.
Speaker 6: ICE cannot be reformed, ICE cannot be retrained.
Speaker 4: ICE has to be abolished. There's something curious that this
guy said, not another dime of our money, number one,
as a senator, how this is where I would hope
that at some point someone starts asking Democrats real questions,
say ICE is going to be abolished, not a dime
with your money? How exactly are you going to make
that happen? How are you going to abolish ICE? He
also claims that ICE is working, and he used some
weird phrase to weaponize immigration and constitution. What the hell
is what is happening with ICE is that the executive
branch is following the Constitution. They are in charge of
securing not only the borders of the United States, but
the interior of the United States. None of this makes sense.
None of it makes sense. But then listen to this
cut twelve. The same candidate running for the Senator of
Michigan was on CNN with Jake Tapper, and just listen
to this exchange.
Speaker 7: Twenty weeks ago, when Iran supreme leader was killed, you
told your staff, according to audio obtained by the Washington
Free Beacon, quote, there are a lot of people in
Deerborn who are sad today, So like, I just don't
want to comment on Commina at all.
Speaker 4: Unquote.
Speaker 7: I thought that quote was interesting because the Ayatola has
killed tens of thousands of innocent Iranians, not to mention
the proxies that Iran has funded that have killed innocent
civilians all over the Middle East. Why were you worried
about offending people who support the Ayatola?
Speaker 6: Jake, on a day where we're mourning the loss of
two more service members and a war we.
Speaker 4: Never should have fought.
Speaker 6: I think all of us ought to step back and
ask whether or not everybody in Michigan. Frankly, everybody in
America shouldn't be sad about the fact that this president,
backed by the prime minister of a foreign government, took
us to a war we had no business fighting in.
So yeah, I didn't want to comment on it then,
because it's a ridiculous pretext.
Speaker 4: And now you're asking me.
Speaker 6: About the Ayatola who's dead, by the way, and you're
not asking me about the service who've died. You're not
asking me about whether or not this war should have
ever been fought. You're not asking me about whether or
not the costs that are being born by michigan ers
in the tax dollars we pay or the gas prices
that are insane right now are worth it. And so look,
let's have a conversation based in Michigan. I'm running for
Senate in Michigan, and I think here in Michigan all
of us are probably sad about the fact that we
went to war that we never should have fought. I'd
rather our money be spent here.
Speaker 7: I was specifically asking you about comments you didn't want
to make because you didn't want to offend people in Deerborn,
which is in Michigan.
Speaker 4: This guy is thinks he's so slick, But if you
really parts to what he's saying, what is he saying
I didn't want to talk about it, because the pretext,
the pretext is he said he didn't want to talk
about the death of Aatola Homony who Homini homony, homony
who is responsible was responsible for the death of American
servicemen with IEDs and with their strategy during the Iraq War.
Iran has killed and has killed so many of their
own people, but also the number one state sponsor of
terrorism around the world. And he didn't want to talk
about it because in dearborn Michigan, where he's running for Senate,
he did not want to offend people that he thought
would be some of his constituents. And by the way,
the guy today is moaning and groaning about how Jake
Tapper gave him a booty exam pretty much and it's
just unbelievable answer the question, but he can't. One last
thing before we head off to a break again. Abdu
l sayad cut fourteen with this warning for Chuck U Schumer.
Speaker 6: If you're Chuck Schumer and want to keep doling out
corporate money, let people who are going to do your bidding.
Speaker 4: I am so damn dangerous. If you, Chuck Schumer, I'm
dangerous for you. He's coming after Chuck you. And by
the way, Senator Elizabeth Warren or that we can endorse
this candidate. James Golden snurdly fastest hour in American media
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Speaker 4: Hen you heard, ladies and gentlemen about what is happening
in Florida in the Jacksonville area in h your Way
has approved a special assessment of one hundred and fifty
one hundred and fifty five thousand dollars so that they
could sue a twenty eight year old and get her
out of their neighborhood. The hlay is for the community,
which laughingly should be called was named Freedom at Arbor Mill.
It's a community in Jacksonville, Florida. This young lady moved
there to take care of her father during the COVID nineteen.
He was terminal. He was a disabled Navy veteran. He
passed away in twenty twenty three and his father left
his daughter the house. She is not fifty five, she's
twenty eight, and so the homeowner association wants to throw
her out, make her get out of the home that
she inherited. From her father because she's not fifty five
years old and there are other people under that age.
They want somebody fifty five to at least be in
the house, and they've now assessed every homeowner a thousand
bucks to fight this woman with a lawsuit. I hope
she crushes this h away. I am so sick of
some of these hoays with their indiscriminate abuses of power.
James Golden's thirdly, keep it right Here, Don't Go Away
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Speaker 8: Rights are cowardly, Yeah, they're cowardly. They're their party is
being taken over now by you know, every day I
hear about a new very radical I feel very good
about like ten whenever years ago, like I did lose
fans because you know, I wasn't going to go along
with some of this crazy stuff on the left too.
I didn't change really on when I thought about the right.
But just I can't sit and just not notice stuff
which people seem to want to do because it's all
about my team. Or your team. But yeah, there's some
crazy stuff, you know when we're cheering for the Indefada
got them out.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't know if you saw Jay Clayton is
nominated to be the head Ladies.
Speaker 4: And Gentlemen, Bill maherv we have more from him getting
ready to get out of the Democrat Party if they
if they keep going the way they're going. He's not
the only one. One of the people that actually Fetterman
has been on the rampage about what's happening to the
Democrat Party. James Golden is nearly with you here. Let
me before we get to maybe more Bill Mayor and
some them are and some of the the Fetterman let
me just go back to this HOA case for a moment.
So again, this Jacksonville HOA. They've come up with one
hundred and fifty five thousand dollars assessments so that they
can force a twenty eight year old to give up
the house that her father owned in that community, so
now it's her private property. But oh no, she's not
fifty five, so they want to force her to sell
her property at the Freedom at Arbor Mill community. Freedom
might Behind. She moved into the home to care for
her terminally ill father. He left her the house, but
she's not fifty five. So now they're assessing every single
resident in that hay, including her. She has to help
pay for her own for the lawsuit against her to
try to force her to move. Now, never mind the
federal government has laws about age discrimination, race discrimination, all
kinds of discrimination in housing. There's hoea's gonna do what
they please, screw federal law. And there's a homeowner's association
in Florida I'm aware of. The state law says that
you can state law you can grow fruits vegetables in
your own backyard. You know, you can't do stuff in
the front yard other people see your backyard. You know
generally accepted grow your own fruits and vegetables. There is
one homeowner's association that I'm aware of that is trying
to try to get people to illegally cut down their
fruit trees because one or two of the people on
that board didn't like fruit trees. And you find this
everywhere where. Homeowner association boards act in the most tyrannical ways. Now, look,
I understand that homeowners associations do some good too, helping
keep up standards. I'm not opposed to that, making sure
that you know community values are present, fine, But the
idea that they're going to force this twenty eight year
old to give up her house because she's not fifty
five years old, her property and then force her to
join the lawsuit paying for it against herself, I don't know, folks.
I just think there's something entirely wrong with this whole thing.
Promised you more of Bill Mayer, and this is Bill
Maher is very upset with where his party is going.
We heard that, let's did we play five or six?
Whatever one? We play the other one? So I'm not
living in communist America. I mean, I know.
Speaker 8: The talking point is that it's not communism and socialism. Okay,
I've read the quotes from the DSA on platform from
their own mouths. Don't tell me I'm not seeing what
I am seeing. And DSA again, they.
Speaker 4: You are seeing what you're seeing. In fact, the co
chair of the Democrat Socialists of America's DSAY was on
with Martha McCallum on Fox. This is cut ten. This
is what Gustavo Gordondillo, the co chair of the Democrat
Socialist America whatever they are. This is what he said
on Fox Network.
Speaker 9: And are you in favor of abolishing Article one of
the Constitution?
Speaker 10: No, you we support a democratic route to transformative change
in the United States. We think that we need to
put the working class before the billionaire class.
Speaker 9: So you don't want to abolish the Senate, the United
States Senate, because that's what Article one is.
Speaker 10: The United States Senate is a non democratic institution. It
gives more representation to people in smaller states than to
You've got the.
Speaker 9: House of Representatives, which is population driven, and then you've
got the Senate. So every state, if you're a small state,
you still get two senators even though you only get
maybe one congressman, in order to make all of the
states have fair representation. So you say, I'm just going to.
Speaker 10: When you ask normal Americans if Congress and the Senate
and our political system is working for them, most people
are very unhappy with the political system, and they say
it's not working for them. When we think about the
two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the United States, and
we think about our proudest moments in US history, I
think of times like when ordinary people rose up and
they change the Constitution, to abolish slavery, to give women
the right to.
Speaker 9: Vote, and that's a nationwide pride in the country.
Speaker 10: But back in those moments, those were considered radical movements
because those people dared to say we need transformative change
in the United States.
Speaker 9: We struggled to become a more perfect union. But I
just want to ask you again, do you want to
abolish the United States Senate? Because you said you approve
of Article one, but then you said you didn't think
the Senate works.
Speaker 10: We think that the Senate should be reformed, that we
should have a more democratic government system. But that's a
long term change that we're seeking, and in the short term,
we're focused on issues like affordability, like freezing the rent,
which we've just done in New York, in creating a
universal childcare system, which we're also taking steps toward doing,
like fixing our energy grid. In twenty twenty three here
in New York, we passed the Build Public Renewables Act,
which would create publicly owned renewable energy to have a
more reliable, cheaper, cleaner energy grid. These are our immediate
term demands, where we do have a long term horizon
where we do want to democratize our government. But in
the short term, we're focused on affordability, We're focused on
a working class economic attention.
Speaker 4: And nobody asked the question at Paul ever, of this guy.
No one asked question, how are you going to abolish
the Senate? You're gonna need Senate approval, it's gonna have
to pass the House. How are you going to abolish
the United States? And no one even bothers to ask
questions from the this this, this, this illogical nonsense that
these people spew over it to DSA, how do you
do it? How are you going to defund ice? You're
not in a majority, How are you going to do
these things? And by the way, the we went through
a civil war to abolished slavery, wasn't it some people
forming some little democrat socialist group and then marching and saying, Okay,
we're gonna we're gonna do this. It was a civil
it took a civil war. And this discussion that took
place happened since the beginning of the country, and instill
in some forms, is happening today. But this is certainly
it's certainly what the process was not as he described it. Now,
this guy co chair Gustavo Gordadillo. I want you to
listen to this next segment eleven because to me, this
is absolutely chilling and stunning.
Speaker 10: The problem we're facing in our housing system is that
we talk about tenants and we say they have to
pull themselves up by their bootstraps, they have to be
responsible financially. But when we look at the landlords, we
don't use those same standards. Landlords in New York have
been making a twelve percent return on their investment on hoursach.
Speaker 9: Should they make what's fair for them landlord to make if.
Speaker 10: You don't like twelve, they're complaining that twelve is not enough.
And we don't think that anyone should have a constitutional
right to double digit returns on their investment. That's why
we've implemented.
Speaker 9: No one should have a right to a double digit
return on their investment.
Speaker 10: No one has a right. That's not nobody, no one's
in that's not in the constitution. But we what we
see is that when we implement a rent freeze, we
have landlords who are crying that the government is going
to put them out of way.
Speaker 9: Let's time to run a business, and they're trying to
do it effectively. No, you know, are all landlords perfect?
Are some landlords lousy? Of course they are. But I
just think that the idea that no one should make
a double digit profit is the antithesis of the desire
to like you can be anything you want to be
in New York. I actually, what.
Speaker 4: Are we saying? I said, no one should have right
to have a double No one to have a right
to make twelve percent in an investment in the tenants
they were good, they're the image. They're well bad when average,
you know, if he looks at average, and he even
understood the word average, when you average it out, there
is a twelve percent if his facts are right, number one.
And I'm not going to concede that they are. But
even if that's the case, half the landlords are below
that medium, so half aren't even making that. But even
if they are making, what business of it is this
little busybody, This little busybody who probably hasn't owned anything
in his life in terms of real estate, otherwise he
wouldn't be talking like that, who hasn't had to work
for it, buy it and own it. What right does
he and his little communist buddies have the right to
come in and tell you this is how much money
you can make. These people are insufferable. He sits and
whins about people that have actually worked to own property
and then denigrates them because the ones that are making
a profit are making a profit. Nobody should have the
right to do this. They tell the tenants to pick
yourselves up by your bootstraps, but then they ain't don't
do it. They don't pick up by their bootstraps. This
whole argument is ludicrous. No one is telling tenants to
pick themselves up from their bootstraps. They're saying, I have
a place you can rent it. Here's the price, and
here are the conditions of you leasing renting property that
doesn't belong to you, and in return for me providing
you this property, this is what you pay. And that
should be between the person that owns the place and
the person who's looking for the place, not this little
busy body and his little communist pals who want to
insert themselves in the middle and the interest of fairness
of things. They don't even understand property ownership. Now, we
have two things that I wanted to get to today,
but I can't because of time. Get is gone. GETT.
Let's just play a little bit of it. We don't
have to play just a little, just a little taste
of it, just just just just a little whisp.
Speaker 11: Thank you very much. Good morning. I'm about to visit
His Majesty the King to offer my resignation. Good close
the book on my time as Prime minister. Good work
is done.
Speaker 4: Good.
Speaker 11: In six and a half years, I took our party
from a history defeat in twenty nineteen, changed it so
it was fit to face the country and on a
landslide general election victory in twenty twenty four. Since then,
it has been the privilege of my life.
Speaker 4: You forgot about the last election where you lost, You
lost your shirts. That's enough. Name. We gotta go to
a break, get a stumbach. We have the new guy,
Andy Burnham, and I was going to get excited about
him until I heard the speech. It's like, oh, they
just replaced one with another. They just replaced one with another.
Clip of the day coming up. Please you want to
hear the clip of the day. We'll be right back
to my friends.
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Speaker 4: The clip of the day, you wanna hear it is
the clip of the day, Ladies and gentlemen. The clip
of the day is a montage somebody put together before
I could get to it. This Kathleen Gleisihan, wherever you are,
good work. Your work with the Russio has become institutionalized
across the country. Kathleen Cookie Gleisian. Who's the queen of montages? Anyway?
This montage features New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio Cortes, Kamala Harris,
and Hillary Clinton. It involves their accents while campaigning. It
begins with aoc over the last few days.
Speaker 12: We cannot afford to leave Tennessee behind. We cannot afford
to leave Kentucky behind, Alabama behind, Mississippi behind, Georgia behind,
South Carolina behind.
Speaker 4: You better thank a union member for five day.
Speaker 8: You better thank a union member for sick leave.
Speaker 3: You better thank a union member for paid leave.
Speaker 12: You better thank a union member for vacation time. All right,
all right, listen, all right, listen listening.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's see Alexandria.
Speaker 3: I feel no ways time I come too far from
where I started from.
Speaker 10: Nobody told me that the road.
Speaker 2: Would be easy.
Speaker 4: I nowhere. God, We're gonna leve behind, We're gonna do behind.
It's amazing, miss these democrat women pander to their audiences. Folks,
we are going to leave you today in celebration of
a man who turned seventy nine today, Carlos Santana, Mexican
American rock guitarist superstar Icon. Santana broke really on the
scene at Woodstock nineteen sixty nine. They were around before them,
but that's really what set it off. And then, of
course his brilliant career had a resurgence when the Supernatural
album was released in nineteen ninety nine. Eight Grammy Awards
for this album. We Gotta Go. May God bless protect
each and every single one of you. Your family is
your loved ones. Love and gratitude my friends for your
being here with me, allowing me to be with you,
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