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Speaker 5: So more breaking new so this time and this is big.
We have learned that the Justice Department's case against former
FBI Director Jim Comey and the New York Attorney General
have both been dismissed. CNN's Kaitlyn Polanz is covering this.
Kaitlin Okay what happened here. I don't know which case
you want to take first.
Speaker 6: Well, they both are being dismissed, and for essentially the
same reason that Lindsay Halligan, the Eastern District of Virginia
interim us attorney sent there by Donald Trump, not Senate confirmed,
that she doesn't have the power. What the judge here
has found this is Judge Cameron Curry from South Carolina.
She came into the district, heard arguments from both of
the lawyers on these cases against Lindsay Halligan's role. They
argued that she didn't have the power because she wasn't
Senate confirmed, and thus these indictments are invalid. The judge
is agreeing with that. Judge Curry is saying that the
Attorney General's attempt to install Miss Halligan as interim us
attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia was invalid and
because Miss Halligan had no lawful authority to present the indictment,
James Comey's motion is granted. The indictment is dismissed. Now,
the judge does mention that this is without prejudice, so
in legal speak that means that it could be brought
back by another prosecutor in the Eastern District of Virginia,
if they took it through the grand jury again. But
everything Lindsay Halligan did at the end of September, beginning
of October, Okay, since then.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, okay. So before the celebrations continue, it's done
without prejudice. Get another attorney, get another grand jury, do
it all again, get busy. James Golden bos Nearly here
with you. Welcome to the Monday edition of bos Neurally's
Rush Hour. My friends, I'm just reading something that is
completely blowing my mind. I mean, I did all the
show prep have holl these stories here. Then I see
a story by Apple Media Boughs. John Kathman t sent
this story out and I'm just like looking at this
and I am having aperplexity. What the New York City
Council is has up its sleeve for homeowners, for people, landlords.
The New York and the New York City Council. They
are a bunch more radical than this. Mandanni, Guy, Mandani,
they are wicked radical. I've never heard of a scheme
like this before. This is insanity. What they want to do,
and the name of affordable housing is start something called
let me get the name of it, right, the Community
Opportunity Purchase Act. Community Opportunity Purchase Act. So here's how
this plays out. I'm reading right from the New York
Post article on this. Say you happen to own a
three family rental property and you want to sell your property,
your property. You bought it, It's your property, say you.
For whatever reason, you come to the end, I want
out of this property. I want to sell it. What
these radical leftist socialist communists are trying to implement into
law is that you would first announce your intention to
sell your own property, almost like getting permission. I want
to sell my property for this price. And this you
would have to wait at least six months for city
approval to see if a city approved nonprofit group wants
to match the price that you're asking for your house.
And that's at least six months you'd have to wait
to see if some city connected, some liberal nonprofit group
wants to buy your property. Only then would you be
able to sell your property on the public market. You
have to give the city some you have to give
their connected groups right of first refusal to buy your property.
But you have to wait six months. This is total
freaking insanity. People have all kinds of reasons for selling
their properties and they don't. Sometimes I want to move
and I have to move. Now I need to buy
another place. Now you have to wait six months to
sell your property to see if some special interest legal
comedy group wants to buy it at a matched price.
What if they were bidding wars? Oh no, no, you
have to sell it. I guess to the comic group.
This is in this is and the comedies haven't even
taken official office yet. I'm telling this is going to
be a mess. They are going to destroy. These people
are going to destroy the housing market in New York.
And if they do it in New York, I was
looking at the other day. I mentioned California. You know
California had in the fires took place in January. Seven
thousand properties burned thanks to the bureaucracy in California. Do
you know how many houses have been rebuilt? Philip is back.
Philip was on vacation last week. He was hopefully traveling
around the country. Just a random question, Philip, seven thousand
properties burned out in southern California in those fires, the
Palisades fires are eating fires that all spread last January
seven thousand? Do you know how many houses have been rebuilt?
Take one guess?
Speaker 7: Funny you mention it. Guess where I was on vacation.
Where I was? I was right there.
Speaker 3: I was in.
Speaker 7: California, the Palays. Yeah, drove through it, didn't see that
many homes rebuilt. I'm not gonna lie. It's a lot
of open space for sure. Okay, do you have any
idea how many homes have been rebuilt?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 7: You said how seven thousand burned down? Seven thousand in
the whole fire out there. I'm gonna I'm gonna guess
that numbers a little lower than seven thousand, Just maybe
a tad bit lower.
Speaker 3: Okay, a tad bit lower. Okay, Carlos, how many do
you think have been rebuilt? Four?
Speaker 1: Four?
Speaker 3: Wow? TJ. How many houses have been rebuilt?
Speaker 1: One?
Speaker 3: One house? Because of all of the bureaucracy, all the
stuff in California, one of the seven thousand houses that
burned has been rebuilt. These people are like a plague,
these liberals. They are a plague on humanity. Have you
heard of Gobblegate? This is not how I wanted to
start the show. This is just happening because the story
popped in front of mine. It's just one thing to
have you heard of? Gobblegate? Do you know what gobblegate is?
Sounds like a Thanksgiving story and it's a Thanksgiving scheme.
Gobblegate New York. We're back to New York again. New
Yorkers preparing the gift of warm Thanksgiving feast to the
less fortunate might want to check the fine print. AOC
Alexandria o Castio Cortes is being slammed for turning a
turkey giveaway into a slush fund and an email pitch
that lures supporters in with holiday cheer says, Thanksgivings two
weeks away. Will you chip in five dollars or anything
you can today to help us bring the joy of
the holiday season into homes around New York City this year?
So you say, okay, I want to do that. I
want to help bring some joy and love into homes
this year. So when you click the when you click
to donate, where does it go? The link takes you
to Alexandria Ocassio Cordatas for Congress. The appeal continues. Last year,
we gave out over six hundred turkeys to families at
Thanksgiving who didn't have one this year. We hope to
double that number. It then urges people to please donate
anything you can afford right now to give hundreds of
families an opportunity to celebrate community, mutual aid and gratitude.
Then the donation options appear anything from five to one
thousand bucks, and people are encouraged to use reoccurring donations,
and right below it comes the disclaimer the donations are
campaign contributions, not charitable gifts. Selecting a dollar amount brings
a disclosure, says The New York Post that the appeal
is paid for by the Alexandria Ocasio Corutes for Congress,
and a reminder that donations are not deductible as charitable
contributions at tax time. They do note it. While aoc
handed out turkeys in the past, this year, it appears
she's changed her fundraising recipe. A former council member, Joe
Burrelli says, a campaign is not supposed to be a
pass through for charitable work. What if she raise enough
money for a million turkeys? Would she buy a million turkeys?
Or would she keep nine hundred and ninety thousand up
for her campaign and then throw the rest of the
turkeys out in the back of a truck and take
a photo wop. This is a clear case of why
a campaign is not a charitable organizations. Even other Democrats
are distancing themselves from this fundraising scheme. Rather sleezy a
or the appearance is sleezy. I'm not accusing her of anything.
I don't know whether she intends to do I'm not
saying that. I'm just saying the appearance is sleezy. It's tawdry,
it's not transparent. All right, we need to take awake.
James Goldin s thurdly. It is Monday. We'll get We'll be,
it will be. We'll be right back. I had, I'm
gonna go with this stuff I had. Originally, the AOC
story wasn't what I was gonna lead with. But then
when we were talking about this other scam, with how
these people in New York, these socialists want to destroy
real estate, it just seemed like the natural blend. So
we'll be right back. Don't go away.
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Speaker 3: Rush Today the news came my friends at Jimmy clipp
passed away. Jamaican skyrock steady reggae soul musician, singer, actor
passed away at aged eighty one. He's credited with really
helping bring the sound of Jamaica to a global audience
like this one. His version of Wide World version of
Johnny Nash's I Can See clearly He started in the
heart of They Come, and that was attributed as one
of the films that first brought reggae to America. The
only living reggae musician to hold the Order of Merit
granted by the Jamaican government for achievements in the Arts
and Sciences, Jimmy Cliff making his transition today. The music
will live on. James Golden Snurtly with you here, Okay,
let's get to this. You will know, may know by
this time, should know that Haig Seth Secretary. They keep
calling him Secretary of Defense in the stories, and I'm
liable to say it Secretary of Woe because it's now
the Woe Department. Secretary of Wow.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: Pete Haig Seth said earlier today that the Pentagon is
going to conduct a thorough review of the allegations against
Mark Kelly, one of the six Democrats who appeared in
that infuriating, ugly, horrific video trying to stir unrest in
the military and intelligence agency, deliberately set out to be
provocative in it, Kelly said in a statement. Secretary Heggs
says tweets the first I heard of this. I also
saw President's post saying I should be arrested, hanging and
put to death. It's not what he said. In a
statement of companied by a photo of a Navy uniform
laden with medals, including two distinguished flying says if this
is meant to intimidate me and other members of Congress
from doing our jobs and holding this administration and accountable,
it won't work. I've given you much to this country
to be silenced by bullies who care more about their
own power than protecting the Constitution. After Princess Diana's analysis
of this on our show Saturday, I got to thinking,
you know what we are not hearing in ladies and
gentlemen in all of these questions, these interviews, and we
have some of the interview. We're not hearing anyone ask
any of these people, whose idea with this? Whose idea
with this? And how did you all logistically come together
to do this? Where did this operation originate? Have you
heard that question? I haven't heard that question. I haven't
heard anybody. But you have peoples talking like like Ilisa
slot can cut four she was on ABC News. Is
quick because she doesn't have that much to say.
Speaker 1: Let's talk right now. Do you believe President Trump has
issued any illegal orders?
Speaker 6: To my knowledge, I am not aware of things that
are illegal, but certainly there are some legal gymnastics that
are going on with these Caribbean strikes and everything related
to Venezuela.
Speaker 3: If there are no illegal orders, and what was the
point of this, What was the point of trying to
urge members of the military and the intelligence community to
disobey illegal orders. If there are no illegal orders, We'll
be back. Don't go away.
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Speaker 10: I know the President himself has survived these two attempts
on his life. You've talked to us about those risks
to him, and then we had this killing of Charlie
Kirk just a few months ago. Is the President holding
himself to the same standard that he is asking of
others when it comes to dialing back dangerous rhetoric.
Speaker 8: You know, everybody knows that the president is famous for
his unfiltered social media but if you take it face value,
the idea that calling your opponent's traders and then specifically
saying that it warrants the death penalty is reckless, inappropriate, irresponsible.
There are a number of other ways to describe it,
but it's not something that is helping the country heal wounds.
I think it stirs things up, and really I think
we can do better.
Speaker 3: Senator Rand Paul Ladies. I mean James Golden Snurly, there
was deep. That was a deep song back then. It's
still a deep song, incredibly incredible writing. James Golden Snurly here.
So that was Rand Paul, Donald Trump has he ran
Paul went on, let's just get the other, Ram Paul,
We're not going to play the whole thing runs two minutes.
Here we go. He was on CBS Cut number seven.
Speaker 10: And I want to ask you, because of your position
on homeland security, you may have some insight into the
drum cartels. You are also on Senate Foreign Relations, And
it is tomorrow that the Trump administration officially will designate
the Cartel de los Soles as a foreign terrorist organization.
That's the cartel the Trump administration says is linked to
Venezuelan leader Nicholas Maduro. Secretary Heigsas says it gives the
administration new tools. Nothing's on or off the table, he says,
military legally, what changes tomorrow, what becomes possible.
Speaker 8: I think by doing this, they're pretending as if we
are at war. They're pretending as if they've gotten some imprimature.
Speaker 1: To do what they want.
Speaker 8: When you have war, the rules of engagement are lessened. So,
for example, we normally don't shoot boats that we suspect
of being drug dealers. In fact, if the Coast Guard
tomorrow started shooting all vessels that are off of Miami
or off of San Diego, about one in four of
the vessels that they normally board doesn't have drugs. So
it actually would be unlawful if the Coastguard started blowing
up boats.
Speaker 1: But for some reason.
Speaker 8: They say, we're at war off the coast of Venezuela,
and so it's a different rule of engagements, one of war.
But you know, Sedari Cane and I brought this up,
and we said, if it's war, let's declare it as war.
Let's have this discussion.
Speaker 1: Is it war or not?
Speaker 3: Look, and you're going to give him grief over that.
I actually think that I don't necessarily agree with his position,
but I understand why he's making the case. And because
and this goes back in American history. All you can
go back and through and look at the debates over
the Gulf of Tonkin resolution. But no one knows what
I'm talking about it in this Gulf of that's Vietnam
war stuff. They will arguing about this, saying the presidential
power to commit the nation to military acts has always
been a back and forth, even the Iraq War democratic
while you need a resolution from Congress. And wow, this
goes on all the time. Nothing new here. Donald Trump
posted on social media whatever happened to Senator Ram Paul?
He was never great, but he went really bad in caps.
I got him elected twice in the Great Commonwealth of Kentucky.
But he just never votes positively for the Republican Party.
He's a nasty little guy much like Conushman. Thomas Massey
aka Ran Paul Junior, also of Kentucky, which I won
three times in a massive land in massive landslides in parentheses,
a sick wacko who refuses to vote for our Great
Republican Party MAGA or American First. It's really weird. So
how on the heels of the MGG stuff. There are
all kinds of things. Oh, did you hear Jasmine Crockett
may be running for Senate in Texas. We have that.
It's a little bit lengthy, but also Jasmine's the Supreme
Court just knocking the Supreme Court as trashy. And then
there's that woman we played her the other day, that
woman Afton Baine, who's running special election. News story is
now focused on it because they want to see if
Democrats can keep their winning speak Street going. This is
the woman who's running in Nashville for a congressional seat
cut eight. She was on PMS whatever it is now
with Al Sharpton of the Twana Brawley hoax claim and
this has.
Speaker 11: Called you the AOC of Tennessee and Republicans have resurfaced
old comments. You made comments that you made about not
liking country music. What's your response to these Republican attacks.
Speaker 9: Yeah, as a Nashvillian, I think we all get a
little annoyed with the tourists that come to town. But
that doesn't mean I love my city. In fact, instead
of sitting on the sideline and compleating about it, I
decided to run for office and that's why I'm the
state representative that represents downtown Nashville.
Speaker 3: Okay, So now she's blaming the tourists for her saying
and it wasn't what he said DS. What's your response
to d's the word is these al with a T?
But anyway, just saying it is not just country music
that she said she disliked. There's video and I couldn't
play it here because it's just nothing but screaming. And
you wouldn't understand. This woman tried to sit in at
the Governor's office there they dragged her out and she's
on her knees, crying, having a temper tantrum like a toddler,
screaming when she was in the top of her lungs.
Then they have other videos of her screaming from the
balcony of the state Legislature. It's all but she's screaming
at the top of her lungs. This woman, something's off here.
So she says that she had the tourists. I was
just annoyed at the tourists. Cut ten. This is her
on this is the friendly network. They're rooting for her
on PMS now whatever we.
Speaker 12: Are and representative. In twenty twenty, you made some tweets
that have since been deleted that were very critical of police.
You said, in those since deleted tweets that the Metropolitan
Nashville Police Department should be dissolved, another cheered on a
teachers union, saying that defund the police should be a
requirement for schools reopening, and another saying good morning, especially
to the fifty four percent of Americans that believe burning
down a police station is justified. Twenty twenty, it was
obviously a very fraught year. Do you still stand by
those comments, and if not, is there anything you want
to clarify.
Speaker 9: I'm not going to engauge in kible news talking points,
but what I will say is that you know, our
communities need solutions. We need local people deciding solving local
problems with local solutions, and that's not the overreach of
a federal government or state government is of what we
are dealing with in Nashal, in our cities across the
state of Tennessee.
Speaker 12: So you don't want to clarify whether you still believe
that the police should be defunded.
Speaker 9: Once again, I don't remember these tweets, but I'm what
I'm saying is.
Speaker 12: Is that I'm not asking you if you remember what
is your position today? How's that on this issue?
Speaker 9: I mean, once again, I'm here to talk about my race,
which is in literally nine days.
Speaker 3: She refuses to answer burning down police stations. Okay, let's
go back to the original one. Folk. This woman's a
whoa this anyway, I'm not going to say it because
I'm not a psychiatrist or a psychologist. I don't know
Afton Burke cut seventeen. Let us remember this is her
denial after first it came out and then what she said,
They've got everything going about Nashville. Cut sixteen, I'm sorry,
cut sixteen.
Speaker 13: Carlos sixteen Tonight a clip from a five year old
podcast coming back to bite seventh District congressional candidate Afton Baine.
She said in that podcast, I hate Nashville, and her
comments didn't end there. Fox seventeen Who's Karen Aguil are
here with more on Bain's comments and how voters and
others are reacting.
Speaker 14: This is a very hot button issue right now as
a race tightens between the two congressional candidates. Democratic candidate
Afton Baine is at the center of controversy a corner
of the Tennessee Hollers social media post. Bain was one
of the hosts of a podcast called Gritz on the
Tennessee Holler podcast network. She has heard saying this in
part on a February twenty twenty episode quote, I've been
heavily involved in the Nashville mayor oal race because I
hate the city. I hate the Bachelorettes, I hate country music,
I hate all the things that make Nashville apparently a
nid city.
Speaker 2: End quote.
Speaker 14: Voters are divided.
Speaker 3: I mean, why will we put someone in office that
doesn't like Nashville and both the way she did about
Nashville I hate And we had the actual quote and
I'll find it for later in the week, but you
got it. I hate Nashville. I hate country music, Hate
the Bachelor, I hate all that stuff, and she denies it. Anyway.
This is the woman the Democrats are printing their hopes on.
There's big stuff happening in Minneapolis after Trump said he's
taking away the temporary protections for Somalian immigrants. That stuff
we don't have time for because those cuts, both of
them or one of them, runs almost over, well over
two minutes, and I want you to hear the whole
thing when we have time for it. Then there's Jasmine.
I'm looking at the clock. Okay, Jasmine cut twelve. Jasmine
Quacket cut eleven first and then cut twelve. We got
two adjustment.
Speaker 15: Supreme Court reform asap. I have a number of bills
for that.
Speaker 16: If I could just you know, enough Democrats to help
me get this done. But we need ethics reform, we
need to expand the court. There's a lot that we
need to do with this Supreme Court because of how
utterly trash they are, so.
Speaker 3: How utterly trash they are, how utterly trash they are.
Jasmine Crockett is calling, let me just play the next one.
Speaker 17: So you are, we're told weighing a decision on whether
to jump into this Texas Senate race, challenging Republican Senator
John Cornyn for his seat, although it's unclear that Cornyn
will survive a Republican primary. You said you had a
meeting this week with pollsters to discuss your chances. Did
you have that meeting, and if so, how did it go.
Are are you still thinking about running?
Speaker 15: I am still thinking about running. We did get our
pulling back, so we are moving on to the next
phase to determine whether or not this is what makes
sense in the moment, and if the infrastructure can be
built out in the way that I see it being
necessary to actually be able to win, as well as
we are continuing to look at the polling on the
other side. Listen, they are in a civil war right
now on the Republican side as it relates to who
will become their nominee. You know, John Cornyn has served
the state of Texas for decades at this point in
time in some capacity, and right now, you know, I
don't know if he's maga enough to make it through
his primary. But we are evaluating all things and seeing
what it would look like to put together a team,
and we will make a final decision by Thanksgiving on
whether or not we're gonna ultimately move forward.
Speaker 17: Was it the polling information that you got back show?
I mean, is it a calculation of whether or not
you're going to be facing Cornyn, whom I have more
appeal to moderates in your states centrists in your state,
as opposed to a more maga candidate who potentially defeats
Cornan in the primary that you might or any Democrat
might have a better chance against.
Speaker 15: I'll tell you this that heads ahead, we are doing
really well against Paxin. I will say that. I will
also tell you that we are actually within the margin
of error as it relates to John Cornyan. So, to
be perfectly honest, the only reason that I'm continuing to
consider whether or not I do this is because my
polling says I can win. That is the bottom line.
But at the end of the day, a poll is
a pole and so you need to actually be able
to execute on that. So, whether it's Cornyn or whether
it's Paxton, we feel confident that we can get this done.
The thing is, we obviously would prefer to have pax
In right.
Speaker 17: He'll be easier to be Congresswoman. Thank you so much
for joining us. Have a great Thanksgiving with your family.
Speaker 3: We prefer Paxton, Yeah, uh, Jasmine. James Golden is. Thirdly,
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including this week. What's going on in Charlotte is still
going on in Charlotte, and the tales of woe are
being magnified all over the place with the ice rage
there snap still in the news, and so much more.
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