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Speaker 3: Who did we gain our independence from?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 4: George?
Speaker 3: What year did we gain our independence from Great Britain?
Speaker 5: Ah and fourteen, one hundred and ninety two.
Speaker 3: What was the name of the war that won us
our independence? The Civil War? World War two one?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I have paid attention in history. Who won the Revolutionary War?
Who was the first president of the United States? How
many letter a's are in the word independence?
Speaker 4: Oh, my gosh, I don't know how to spell that,
so I almost say three A.
Speaker 2: E, N D A N Z.
Speaker 3: Oh, you're the English teacher, I'm so embarrassed. What do
Americans celebrate on the fourth of July?
Speaker 5: That was what we call in the business an mos
a man on the street or in this case a
ws a wass woman on the street. For most of
them actually on a beach enjoying. I suppose the fourth
of July celebrations around this great country of ours. And
I saw that today and said, you know, yeah, all
of them, by the way, young except in including the
English teacher who didn't know how to spell the word independence.
H James Golden slowly with you here on this July
of the fourth Independence Day in America, two hundred fourteen,
nine years old by the official count. And welcome, my
friends to the fastest hour in American media with us today.
We are pleased. He is our official historian. He is
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Dean carry Onis is with us on this Independence Day.
Good afternoon, Dean.
Speaker 6: Good afternoon, Gush.
Speaker 7: I love your intros. They make me taller. I'm already
tall enough, but I'm not gonna be able to get
through doorways. You're so kind.
Speaker 5: Thank you. Well, here we are it is. It is
the fourth of July. Dean. I saw an article in
the Washington I'm sorry, the Wall Street Journal opinion page.
I don't know whether it was today. It was entitled
when we started to become Americans, and it highlights that
this was it was two hundred and fifty years ago
this weekend the George Washington began to meld men from
different colonies into an American army and met the man
who would become perhaps his most valuable officer. And it
goes on from there that this is the week that
we quote unquote started to become Americans because it was
a foreign nation, of course, of that continental army that
led to this country being created. And this was the
week that Washington also met Nathaniel Greene, who would manage
the brilliant campaign in the South that led to the
triumph of the Revolutionary War, which some of the people
on the beach enjoying the holiday could not identify or
even come close to what year any of this happened.
What are your thoughts as we now enter another weekend,
this one the two hundred and forty ninth, where you
have the Party of old slavery Democrats hanging on. People
are gonna die, millions of people will die. There was
a poll today, There was a poll recently that highlights
the difference in patriotism between Democrats and Republicans. It's astounding.
And so what are your thoughts as we are here
on the two hundred and forty ninth anniversary of the
acknowledge signing of the Declaration of Independence? It was actually
we signed the night before. Anyway, go ahead.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's so much about this holiday, and I wish
everybody shared our passion, but that's our job to share
with people and get them gone. I've written three columns
at The New York Sun in the past few days
about this, including one about Mel Gibson's The Patriots. So
about the movie, because it's twenty five years old this
year this is twenty fifth Independence.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I saw that, you know, I didn't even I
remember when I first saw that movie, mel Gibson's The Patriot.
I'm glad you did a com one. It actually blew
my mind. It was it was, it was really, it
was just an incredible movie.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's something you don't usually see. Usually we see
the big set pieces and you see a Washington, or
you see the drama at what became Independence Hall, but
you don't see the South bunch that takes place in
South Carolina, fictionalize the courses and it's it's Originally they
were going to do a documentary on the Swamp Fox
and then the mel Gibson's characters based on and then
they started looking at him and they said, oh gee,
that guy. I had some personal props that are just
going to detract from it. And so they made an
idealized version. But knowing that it helps people, especially when
you look at the pole. You mentioned Man on the Street,
and I always give Man and the Street people a break.
We used to have our buddy Brian do those in
the old days at the Rustling Bo television show, and
you can get people people feel like they have to
answer you. I always feel a little bad for those montages.
But the polls don't lie about how little people know.
The Cato Institute has a poll every July fourth, that
morning Console does and fifty three percent of Americans don't
know why we declared independence at all. That's more than half, obviously,
although maybe we don't know math either. I'm a struggle,
but it going back to your theme. I had a
column that was before the World Street Journal, which is
why you should all absolutely go to MYSN dot com
because I'm ahead of everybody. I learned something all those
years with Rush, and I wrote a very similar column,
though in the same spirit, and that was when Washington
goes it gets the Declaration of Independence, and he puts
out the word in Lower Manhattan and he says, I'm
going to read this and I'm going to tell you
what they said in Philadelphia, and I'm going to make
my case for why this war is necessary. And Washington,
who was not known as a fiery order.
Speaker 6: It's not a guy who would move you with.
Speaker 7: His words, yet other ways of leading. He was thinking.
He was functional, but he wasn't a man of great
letters and great verbosity. And so he goes he reads
it on July ninth, seventeen seventy six at what is
now City Hall Park was called the Commons then, and
these soldiers, civilians, the sons of liberty, all of these
people listening, they get whipped into such a patriotic fervor
that they march over storm over to Bowling Green Park.
And they because they say, that's the last place there's
any king of the city where they tear down the
statue of King George the Third. And I think that
that is a testament. And that's what I write about
here in my son column, that the decoration of Independence
is what Lincoln turns to rather than the Constitution, which
is silent on secession, and of course makes concessions to
this slaveholding states to get them to sign on to
the Union. Lincoln reaches all the way back to the
Declaration when it comes time to preserve the Union and
make his case, because that language is so moving, and
when you think about it, it starts with the world's words.
We hold these truths to be self evident, which means, hey,
this is pretty obvious, this is this is probably a
boring thing. Everybody knows this, and yet it starts with that,
and it kindles something new. And this is what connects
to that column you mentioned in the Wall Street Journal.
I said it kindled something new the American spirit. People
listened to Jefferson's words I've spoken by Washington, and they
listened to them still today, even though it was basically
just our two weeks notice to Great Britain saying we're
we're out of here. We think we should be our
own country, get out and we'll fight for it.
Speaker 5: I love it the way you just frame that our
two weeks notice, our severance notice to Great Britain. And
this is one of the reasons why Dean, I just
absolutely adore what you do in terms of history dot
com and and this infacy that we have on history.
You know, I came across I'm trying to remember where
I came across a quote that is almost one hundred
years old from Calvin Coolidge. And by the way, the
guy's not even you. Ask most people who Calvin Coolidge is.
I give you, like the deer in the headlights, Look
who what? But and people don't even realize how what
a prof If there was a predecessor to Reagan, in
my view, I don't know about yours, it would be
Calvin Coolidge.
Speaker 7: Yeah, abstually, in fact, he wanted to hang his picture,
and he hung his picture. He loved in when he
got to the White House, Reagan, because he was a mentor.
Speaker 5: I didn't know that. Wow, Okay, anyway it was he
was in Philadelphia in nineteen twenty six. I found it
again it Wall Street Journal, believe it or not, Okay.
And one of the things that he said, as for
the Declaration of Independence, reading from this article, we celebrate
this weekend. In nineteen twenty six, President Calvin Coolidge came
to Philadelphia to celebrate the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary,
and this is what he said. It was not because
it was proposed to establish a new nation, but because
it was proposed to establish a nation on new principles.
That July the fourth, seventeen seventy six has come to
be regarded as one of the greatest days in history.
And that was to me, that's just a pretty profound line.
Whether you celebrate the day or not.
Speaker 7: Six percent that pole are with you and do not celebrate.
Speaker 6: Therefore, by the way I made a note of.
Speaker 5: It, you made a note of it. Well, you know,
it's not that I it's not that I don't acknowledge it.
And I don't acknowledge. And it's not that I don't
acknowledge the profundity of it, and it's not that I'm
not glad for it and happy about it. I think
we've discussed all of this before, which.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we've discussed pretty much everything, but we bring it
fresh for everybody here.
Speaker 6: It's pressed to everybody listening, So yeah, thanks for those.
Speaker 5: What we're dancing around is that I don't really celebrate.
I don't go all out with the whole fireworks, which,
by the way, New York Times Today has an article
about how horrible it's gonna be next year because of
Trump's tariffs and nobody's gonna be able to afford fireworks anymore,
and everybody's gonna have that Fourth of July ruin next
year because that damn Donald Trump and it's damn tariffs.
Speaker 7: So anyway, well, you don't know hamburgers and hot dogs either,
there's no what would you barbecue? And you can't barbecue kale? Yeah,
have a nice juicy kaleburger. So it's uh, halloney cheese.
That's a good Greek cheese. You goodot?
Speaker 5: Does I love halloney cheese?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: You can, okay, And and I'll just have you know,
by the way, there are plenty of other things that
one can barbecue besides carcasses of dead animals. I'm just saying,
not that I'm not that I'm trying to suggest how
people should eat or not. I believe in freedom and liberty.
That's what this is country is all about.
Speaker 7: And in and in mocking and teasing. And you know,
he's basically a forest fire is your barbecue. It's just
a bunch of trees and weeds burning down. And maybe
can't you let a rabbit find the slowest rabbit that
gets burned in a fire that will be much better?
Speaker 6: But no, oh my god.
Speaker 5: What an awful thought.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 6: Hey, I'm committed.
Speaker 5: And if you've never had barbecued grape leaves, my friend,
you don't know what you're missing.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Did you spell my last name free hand on
the air? You know, I got great believe it's a
Greek name like this.
Speaker 5: Come on, I know, I said barbecued greape leaves. And
by the way, Carlos too is a compatriot of your
barbecued Great believes. We got to take a break.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry I talked too much of the time.
Speaker 5: No, you don't stay right there.
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Speaker 5: Sure it is both Curly's Rush Hour. July fourth, America,
two hundred and fourteen, nine years old. Deancarrinasistoryauthor dot Com,
New York Sun columnist is with us. Dean, you asked
me for this bumper music. You tell me there's this
story behind it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you take requests, which is nice. I appreciate it.
But yes, this song was not written at all by
the great team of Elton John and Bernie Topin to
talk about Freedom or even though it came out in
nineteen seventy five, it was written about Billy Jean King
and her professional tennis team because her and Elton John
were friends. Only lasted one season, did did Philadelphia Freedom,
But they were a real professional tennis team. And you know,
I imagine Sir Elton asking Bernie, hey, can you write
a song about tennis? And Bernie Taupin said, this is
a quote. I can't write a song about tennis. So
he dug instead into that Philadelphia.
Speaker 6: Sound and he came up with.
Speaker 7: A song that because it was timed with the centennial,
people just always assumed it was about America atriotism. And
then people thought that maybe it was an anthem for
other causes that Elton John was favorable too. But no,
it's really just a level letter to Philly Jean King.
Speaker 6: It's her.
Speaker 7: But it's a great song and I enjoined it and
Philadelphia all eyes are on them right now and for
the next year, I guess, because that's where America was
born in so many ways with the Declaration of Independence.
Speaker 5: Wow, I never knew. I always assumed that this song
was about Philadelphia freedom. The declaration, what took place in
Philadelphia now two hundred and fourteen, nine years ago didn't carry.
And it says with us, he's gonna stick around. When
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Speaker 4: I hear they're holding a ceremony so that he can
sign this big beautiful villaint a law. Do you think
it's gonna be outside? No, they wouldn't, but like on
the fourth of July, it'd be a cool time to
do it. If anyone's like the fence, we would support you.
Speaker 3: That'd be real nice.
Speaker 8: Whoever does do like all of them at once rather
than just the one, I mean the one is. I mean,
the one would be great, but like like every one
of them, like all at the same time, that would
be way better. She's like, as like a like a
group discount or something, you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: Whoever does it?
Speaker 8: I hope they do, like all of them at once
rather than just the one. I mean the one is.
I mean, the one would be great, but like like
every one of them, like all at the same time,
that would be way better. She's like, as like a
like a group discount or something, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: That's right, ladies and gentlemen, that is what some members
on American We've got more of that. I've got minutes
and minutes and minutes of the same theme people wishing.
In some cases, one young girl volunteers she's ready if
she has the opportunity. I hope the Secret Service gets
hold left. But that's what some of the left are
wishing for.
Speaker 3: Huh.
Speaker 5: James Golden started with you here, Dean carry andis is
with us hisstoryauthor dot com. Also, you know a Dean
and I work together on the Rush Lombaugh program with
a great, great, great staff. We were part of a
great staff there, Dean. The big beautiful bill. I have
seen so much and there was so much going on
today with the passage of that bill, some of it
you might expect. James Carvill, I'm not going to play.
Speaker 3: We have it.
Speaker 5: A four minute, forty one second rant from James Carville
suggesting summon head suggesting that this should be the central
issue for Democrats in twenty twenty six mid term elections.
What do you think about that analysis from Carville?
Speaker 7: Well, I have to say we all on our side,
which I'll call and I don't mean the Republican side.
I think there's too many folks out there that think
they're just arms of the RNC now, which we certainly
never were with Rush. But I think we want as
fiscal conservatives, as people who realize you can't spend more
than you earn.
Speaker 6: All the time people who.
Speaker 7: Revere people like Calvin Kolidge kept spending down when he
was president. We don't want to see all that spending.
But we also recognize what I quoted in one of
my New York Sun columns a few weeks ago, otto
of m Bismarck, when Elon Musk was freaking out over
this bill, and he said, politics is the art of
the possible, And unfortunately, trying to get them to cut spending,
you know they are. They kick it down the road,
kick it down the road, kick it down the road.
They're not going to cut the spending right now, certainly,
probably not ever. So what we're going to have to do.
The only other option is grow your way out of it.
If you're a family.
Speaker 6: And your your.
Speaker 7: Wife and kids, or your or your husband has a
gambling problem and they need dialysis or whatever it is,
what are you gonna do If you can't cut those items,
You can't cut the spending, even if it's frivolous, even
if you want to, You're gonna have to grow your
way out of it. And I think Carbill hoping that
it's going to crash and burn. Some might there say
he's hoping for president Trump to fail or for his policies.
Speaker 5: Can you imagine that?
Speaker 7: But think about it. In twenty seventeen, the CBO predicted
disaster from the Trump tax cuts. They missed what the
revenues would be by two point three trillion with the
T dollars. And they always miss that. They always score
the tax cuts in a static way. They never think.
Speaker 5: Instead of a dynamic way. This is an argument that
we have been having in this country. Look, the idea
is that this country is done. I don't want to
get two into weeds today. I went into weeds the
other day with this on this baseline budgeting nonsense. And
apparently the Senate adopted another score in the way that
they did their scoring, which I hope becomes permanent. But
that's in the weeds stuff. The idea that we could
finally grow our way out of some of these things.
And the CBO, which the Congressional Budget Office, this isn't
the first time they've been wrong. They've been consistently wrong
about things.
Speaker 7: They always are. Think about it. If you have a business,
I think an easy way that's not in the weeds.
And I understand what you mean, because we like to
go in the weeds. Some of us like to eat
in graze on the weeds, and that includes greeds because
a lot of our spices are weeds. But anyway, is
you think of a business, right, think of a restaurant,
since we're talking about that. To continue, you slashed the
price on your early bird specials. And you say, well,
is that going to lose you money? No, because you
get more people to come in. This is the idea.
Find tax cuts, more people, you sell more volume. Less
of your food is going to spoil. You get more customers.
They decide maybe I'll get drink while I'm here, because
you brought them in with the with the cheaper happy
hour food. And this is how the economy as a
whole works. Where with Reagan he cut taxes. He almost
doubled the size of the economy in eight years, and
JFK had done the same thing before. We've heard many
times that speech that he gat to the Economic Club
of New York when he talked when he uses that
famous metaphor.
Speaker 5: Rising tide lifts all bolks. Yeah, yep, exactly right. Well,
let me just do this because time is running short.
This is the fastest hour in American media. I want
to play you some audio bites and play the audio
of some of the reactions that people are having, and
have you just give a brief comment after each one.
Let's start with one of our old favorites. She's no
longer on PMS DNC Joy Raid the joy Read they
threw out of there, but she's doing her own thing
now when she had on Representative Promila Jayapow on her
joy Read winith On And this is what they came
up with on the DHS part.
Speaker 9: This is really important because this Big Bad Betrayal Bill
is not disconnected from what we're seeing with immigration on
the streets. It actually supercharges ICE's activities in terrorizing local communities,
in kidnapping and disappearing and deporting immigrants across this country
right now for detention. For ICE attention, we spent about
three and a half billion dollars. The Big Bad Betrayal
Bill increases that number to forty five billion. Forty five
billion from three and a half billion, so across the board.
And then there's separate money for ICE agents for any
number of pieces of the transportation, the deportation, all of that.
So it is really essentially saying we whatever you see
right now, Joy multiply that by ten to twelve. That's
what we're going to start seeing in terms of ice agents, terrorizing, disappearing,
kidnapping immigrants, deporting them to third countries, holding them, incarceration facilities.
These are jails now, These are not really civil detention centers,
which is what they're supposed to be.
Speaker 5: I mean concentration, Dane, What do you think about all that?
Speaker 7: Well, I'll tell you the thing that jumps out at
me is trying to rebrand the Big Beautiful Bill, which
Chuck Schuber was taking a victory lap the other day
because he said he struck the name and put in
a resolution, And you're going against Donald Trump, who is
a master of branding things, and they're going to try
to make it some evil, horrible name, Big bad Betrayal
Bill is not going to stick. It was out of
my brain the second she said it, and fortunately she
said it again so I was able to write down
so that I could repeat it to all of you
find people in the audience. But this is like trying
to arm wrestle Superman.
Speaker 6: Here. This is the guy's talent and.
Speaker 7: They don't recognize it. There he's also a master marketer,
and you're going to try to outmarket it with all
this usual doom and gloom and horror stories and also
pitch it to people who aren't voting, and you know
they can. They can try to also a rebrand, which
they've been very successful with every bogat there.
Speaker 5: Now, let me just say something, Gane. People, there are
people that are genuinely frightened, and I can't play them well.
I've been watching these things since last night. There were
people that are genuinely frightened because they watch the media
and they've been told what is going to happen for
instan cut fifteen Carlos. This is a reaction and it's
variations of the theme are all over the place on
social media today.
Speaker 10: I'm in shock and I haven't been able to get
on here. The last few days been torturous. I've been
doing everything, calling, emailing everything i can today my disease.
You are going to die, lots and lots of my
friends are gonna die because of Medicaid. Once they start
cutting medicare, I'm gonna die and I don't know what.
Speaker 3: To do and I can't do anything. And then on
top of the.
Speaker 10: Food sexual he got off, what's the point what's the
point anymore.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna die. I'm gonna die am my Rare dies
ease community.
Speaker 3: And I've done everything in my power.
Speaker 10: I've wroten, I've emailed, I've done everything forever, and there's
nothing we can do.
Speaker 5: This is insane. We're gonna die.
Speaker 3: My rare disease family is going to die.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna die. List enough, we get to hint, what
do you think this is? This is a dean. There
are people who honestly believe this, and I'm not making
fun of him, and I'm not going to make fun
of them.
Speaker 7: They believe this, Yeah, they been really scared. This makes
me think of Poldergeist. I know only lame hosts go
to movies all the time, but it makes me think
of polar guys. They all believe the old Man and
bury themselves in the ground.
Speaker 6: Because they think the end times is coming.
Speaker 7: And it turns out the day comes and goes that
he predicts for the end and it doesn't happen. And
so anybody can be susceptible to that. And now you
look at Threads. I go to Threads just because it's
an amazing window. And to the way folks like this
lady think and as a human being, you get to
that higher level, as you're saying, which is your obligation.
You're not You're not somebody's just gonna mock people. These
are human beings who've been so badly misled. But I
would encourage them, she says, I've done everything in my power. Well,
people are free still to pay for other people if
they want to. You can ask people. You can go
to your neighbors. So something that rushes to say, right,
you can. Nobody would ever go to their neighbor and say, hey,
can you pay my medical bills?
Speaker 6: I'm making a collection. And yet they're happy to have.
Speaker 7: The state come and do it and take it from you.
And in any case, these things are just not going
to come to past, you know, Michael Crichton said, Come,
Mike Crichton said, there's nothing so sobering as a thirty
year old newspaper. Now we've heard this doom and gloom
constantly for our entire lives, and these things, how many
of them really ever come to pass?
Speaker 5: First on the Medicaid Dean on the Medicaid thing number one,
Most of the provisions don't go into effect for over year.
They don't. That's number one. Number two, there are no
real cuts. Once again, we are all using the word
cuts when what we're talking about is a slower rate
of growth. Next year Medicare will be spending more money
than this year. The year after that, they will be
spending more money than the year before. What is being
talked about now is number one, getting people who should
not be on the roads because they're ineligible for it
under the way it was supposed to be adjudicated. Number
two is slowing the rate of growth in these by
careful management of it. There are people I saw a doctor,
a doctor whining and moaning about the fact that children
are going to be she's running for Lindsey Graham as
it turns out in South Carolina. But this absolute fear mongering,
and people are buying it and have bought it, which,
by the way, I think is why it would be
a good idea if Democrats use this as their twenty
twenty six campaign, so that finally, in the face of
what will be a profoundly growing economy, some of these
lies can be dispelled.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think they have to just get over this
idea of bashing every single thing the guy does and
being complete in total reactionaries. And it's fun to be
able to call other people reactionaries after being called that
many times. But they have to realize it's something that
Doug Shoan, who obviously was key in the Clinton re
election campaign, said to me for one of my columns.
He said, when the Republicans took over Congress, we found
ways we could work with them, and they passed things
like Welfare Form, which had also guess what, work requirements.
Nobody was out there screaming this is going to kill people.
Certainly not I am going to die. As this lady said,
people understood, well, this is something that makes sense. If
you're able bodied, not only should you be working, but
it's better for you to get up, get out there
and find a job. And now, by the way, there's
many more jobs becoming available because guess what, it goes
hand in hand with getting all of the people that
these companies are hiring and that are coming here to
work for people and cut lawns and do all these
things that people would rather pay somebody slave wages. Never
worry about them making an ohsher complaint, never worry about
them filing for unemployment and paying them off the books. Well,
those jobs are opening up now, and so people are
finding jobs. And that's the idea that work is something
horrible when it's really something key is also missing here
because they're just hair on fire twenty four to seven
about anything and everything that Trump does.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, Dean, thank you so much. I want to just
suggest to Democrats. I rarely do investment advice, but I'm
gonna leave you, Dean with this thought and leave this
thought to my Democrats out here who are listening. Perhaps
you might want to consider investing in diapers. In diapers.
I say that because Speaker Johnson let something out of
the bag earlier today, and diapers might be the best
thing for Democrats at this point.
Speaker 11: Speaker Johnson reconciliation build today was a big giant leap forward.
Speaker 3: But we're going to do this again.
Speaker 11: We're going to have a second reconciliation package in the
fall and a third win in the spring of next year.
Speaker 3: For the next two.
Speaker 11: Fiscal years, and we're going to have recisions packages. The
White House is sending us collections of items to claw
back the spending that was wasted in fraud, wasting abuse,
and we're going to appropriate at lower levels the Republican
Party is the party to get us back to fiscal responsibility.
We can't do it overnight, though, Raymond. It took us
a while to get in this situation, but we are
on the right track and the President is committed to
it as well.
Speaker 5: More to come. Dean, thank you so much for joining.
Speaker 6: Us, Thank you for having me.
Speaker 7: I have a happy Fourth of July Independence Day, everybody.
Speaker 5: Thank you. Dean. Carry on, it's my frend's history author
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it's free go, it's not Ricoh. Well, here were you all,
ladies and gentlemen. July fourth. Thank you for being with us.
God bless and protect each and every single one of you,
your families, your loved ones. Loving gratitude, my friends for
your being here with me and allowing me to be
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