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Speaker 5: But I would have come out sooner, but I had
to call my opponent and concede, and it took a
while to find ed Gal Ryan.
Speaker 6: And tel Aviv.
Speaker 7: I did get to call.
Speaker 8: I have called and conceded the race.
Speaker 5: We've been honorable the whole time and we're gonna stay
that way.
Speaker 1: Yes, my friends, welcome to the Wednesday edition of US
Early Stress Hour, the fastest hour in American media. That
was Thomas Massey with a very snide and summer saying
anti Semitic remark after conceding or as he conceded his
loss in the primary elections which occurred in Kentucky, one
of six states that held primaries last night. Ladies and gentlemen,
special treat for all of us today, me included. She
is in the house. All the goodness that one might
or help for is here today. The wonderfulness of our
princess Ness during the week ness well the week which
rarely occurs nes Princess Diana, welcome, How are you this afternoon?
Speaker 7: Oh so happy to speak to you, Sir James, the
Duke of Democracy. And we have had some democracy, have
we not?
Speaker 1: We have had some big democracy this week. We are
going to talk about China. That's one of the things
we talked about over the weekend, and I do want
to talk about that. We have to start with the
primaries last night. After the primaries last night, the probably
most recognized political pundit of her ilk and generation, a
woman who has expertise in everything from space lasers to
well anyway, Marjorie Taylor Green says the GOP's future has
been destroyed after her friend and colleague Thomas Massey was defeated.
Is that the way that you see things, the future
of the GOP is now destroyed because Thomas Massey lost
in Kentucky's fourth congressional district to Donald Trump.
Speaker 6: Back challenger ed gallerin.
Speaker 7: Well, you know that quotion needs to make up its
mind because on the one hand, they have all been saying,
you know, if Massey loses, Maga is dead. They've been
saying Maga is dead for a while. These are the
most pessimistic people ever. And she quits, she couldn't handle it.
And then on the other hand, yesterday, once it was
known that Massey lost by ten points, the incumbent losing
by ten points, all of a sudden, now the Massy
fans are basically saying, well, this is just the beginning
of a new movement. Now he's going to run for president.
So I don't know, they need to make up their minds,
even if this is a tragedy and it's horrible orince
the beginning of a great new Massy for president.
Speaker 1: Ruggs, Well, okay, now let's talk about what has happened
in the Senate, Princess. We got a lot of ground
to cover, so I'm not going to stay on one
thing too long. Here's a headline from the Hill. Senate
GOP expresses frustration, anger, sadness as Trump snubs Corning in
Texas Republican senators Princess Diana exhuded pain for Cornyn, who
served as Senate Republican whip doing Trump's first term and
is deeply respected by his Senate GOP colleagues.
Speaker 6: I'm really sad.
Speaker 1: I'm sad personally for John Cornyn, and I hope he's
successful in his election regardless, and I'm sad for the institution,
said one GOP senator who requested anonymity to talk about
the internal conference feelings. There's no senator that works harder
to make things happen around here, works harder to take
care of his colleagues. The senator noted that the tradition
in the past has been for the President and the
National Republican Senatorial gobini to work together. I think it's
sad for the institution, something that's really swebbling.
Speaker 6: The lawmaker added.
Speaker 1: Are you trouble that Trump has refused to endorse John
conn and instead went after Paxton. It's the Texas AG.
Speaker 7: They are so mad. It is just the most delightful thing.
They can't believe it. You know, this is another time
where the institutional memory of these people is that basically
they are the ones running the country and Trump needs
to just listen to them. And so the fact that
he endorsed although he gave them how much more warning
as far as what he needed to have done, is
he wanted to Save Act passed, and he basically set
up a deal that they could keep Hornon, who is
a rhino of rhinos, and that Paxton would withdraw from
the race if they would pass the Save Acts. And
they knew this was the deal, and they and Trump
waited until the last possible moment when it became obvious,
you know, the day before yesterday, they weren't going to
do the deal, and he basically said time, I'm endorsing practice,
which means that Paxton will win. He will win the
Senate seat. He is not institutional, he is maga. And
this is what they have in the Senate. The Republicans
in the Senate have been trying to prevent from happening
for generations now. Under Mitch McConnell, this has been the
most establishment Rhinos group in elected politics, and that has
stopped all of Trump's agenda, almost all of Trump's agenda
to stop what they could of it, and that has
been their mission. And the fact now that it is
breaking free thanks to Mega and the pressure of Mega
and the strength of MEGA and the strength of Trump.
This now is a new day in the Senate. And
what we have is we have a rhino replacement theory.
We've got John Cornyn who is going to be gone.
We have Bill Cassidy from Louisiana who lost his primary
to the Trump endorsed Julia Letlow. We have Tom Pillis
who retired, Miss McConnell will retired. We have all of
these people who have institutionally been praising themselves and stopping
any kind of reform, any kind of what the actual
Republican voters want from happening. And finally those days are
over and they are furious, and it's the most delightful
thing because there's not a thing they can do about it.
Speaker 1: I happen to agree one hundred percent with this. I
want to play for you something different. Oh, by the way,
in Georgia, before we leave the elections in Jojia, this
guy Raffisberger came in at the bottom of the heap.
In He's another anti Trumper, He's another never trumper. He
is at the bottom of the Heap, he's not going
to advance. It looks like in Georgia we're gonna have
an interesting race there for the governorship. You're gonna have Bottoms.
She's in a runoff, I believe. So you're gonna have
Bottoms running off. And it's not decided yet which of
the GOP candidates is going to be running on the
Republican tickety, it looks like it's going to be two runoffs,
I believe, to decide what's going to happen in Georgia.
But Georgia is said to still be a state that
we can't predict and just says what will happen in Georgia.
I very much doubt whether the next governor of Georgia
will be a Democrat.
Speaker 6: What is your feeling about that?
Speaker 7: I think you're right, And I also think it's very
interesting that in a Georgia Supreme Court Obama and Harris
some charge for the Supreme Court candidates, and they both
lost two of them. The Republicans stayed in power in
the Georgia Supreme Court, so you had basically an Obama
versus the Republican's race, and of course there's no coverage
of that. There's no coverage that Obama put his reputation
on the line and then failed. And basically Trump has
been couting thirty seven wins, zero losses as of May nineteenth,
the primaries in six states Pennsylvania, Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky, Idaho,
and Oregon. He made his endorsements and they all advanced.
And that is a record that the narrative has been
trying to reset. Oh, Trump is unpopular, He's losing power,
You can't you know, Well, he's got a lot of
flex and he proved it.
Speaker 1: And the join US Georgia Senate os Off is going
to win. He won his primary last night. So it
looks like either Mike Collins or Derek Dooley, they're gonna
have to either one of those candidates is going to
face as Off. On the other hand, let's see, you've
got for governor to Burt Jones down there and Rick Jackson.
Both are still Jones' high thirty thirty eight point four percent,
Jackson thirty two. They're gonna have to duke it out
to see who is going to run up against Keisha
Lance Bottoms.
Speaker 6: Who is going to go buttoms up Miss Bottoms.
Speaker 1: And of course Keisha Lance Bottoms was the mayor of Atlanta,
and if people like the way that Atlanta has gone,
with all the murders, the crime, the crazed out of
control leftism that took over Atlanta, they should be happy
if she gets a chance to make Georgia Atlanta. So
I'm looking forward to seeing what happens in the election there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's often a lot of funny business in Georgia,
so you know, I'm not going to make any predictions
on that, but I think the actual voting strength of
Republicans in Georgia is very good if they can overcome
the funny business.
Speaker 1: Well, Fulton County still being investigated, so that ought to
help because a lot of that which you in quotes
air quotes funny business took place in Fulton County, and
the microscope is on Fulton County right now. So they
may be rendered unable to perform the electoral miracles they
have in the past.
Speaker 6: Down there in Fulton County. We shall see.
Speaker 1: Let us take a quick break, ladies and gentlemen, Princess
Diana's year, We've got more to discuss. We are going
to get to China. But when we get back, Princess
I want to talk to you for a brief moment
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Speaker 9: What about this passage from Mike Johnson declaring that our
rights do not derive from government, they come from you,
our creator and heavenly fathers. Is this him putting God
over the Declaration of Independence?
Speaker 10: Well, you know, I actually think that idea is not
wholly uncommon. I mean, the idea that we have certain
inalienable rights that come from God can be read in
a fairly benign way, which is basically that we have
innate human rights.
Speaker 1: Princess Diana, Princess Diana, Princess Dinah, Princess Dinnah. What about
this idea? What about this strange idea that we've heard
from from the Speaker of the House of Mike Johnson?
Speaker 6: Did to know another? Ourrights don't come.
Speaker 1: From government, that they're dad to us, bought God by
some sort of creator. Princess Danna, I mean, well, can
you believe that this beakeruse the House would actually suggest
that our rights don't come by from government, they come
from Gad.
Speaker 7: How day, she was so shocked, and yes, the person
who corrected her didn't correct her accurately, which is from
the preamble of the Declaration of Independence itself. We hold
these truth to be self evident, that all men are
created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with
certain unalienable rights, that among those are like liberty in
the pursuit of happiness. She is so unfamiliar with our
founding documents that she was just appalled that basically Mike Johnson,
the Speaker of the House, in his prayer, would refer
to something that we all understand that is not what
Our rights do not come from government, they come from God.
And if you remember Joe Biden himself in twenty twenty,
God himself entangled up where he said, we hold these
truths to be self evident. All men and women are
created by the you know, you.
Speaker 11: Know, the thing, the thing, the thing, So the last
thing has.
Speaker 7: No grasp on our founding documents or what it means.
And how important that is for us to understand for
our own freedom. But it's laughable.
Speaker 1: How can a network. Of course they don't. I don't
think they belonged to and I think NBC tried to
kick them out wholly so that they can't so they
can stop embarrassing what's left of INBC news. But how
do you work for a major network and not understand
the basic founding documents of your country? And nobody seems
to be embarrassed over there about it?
Speaker 7: Yeah, and no one quoted the founding document, which would
be of course, all of our first reaction is quoting
from the founding document in response to her, you know,
uninformed question. But she I saw the video of her
actually asking that question, she was reading it. I think
someone some inter handed it to her, and she wasn't
knowledgeable enough to know what she was reading as a question.
But you know, if you have a leftist audience, you don't.
You aren't required to know much.
Speaker 6: So that's even worse.
Speaker 1: That's even worse if she was just being a as
they say in Elder the UK, a presenter, If she's
just being a reader presenter. All right, we're gonna talk
about China when we get back. I hate to keep teasing,
but we are. But I also have to talk to
you about the latest effort to enslave black people by
the Democrats, which which is seriously ha Keen said, they're
going all out, and I will talk about that. We
black athletes have too much freedom and we need to
rein it in that black athletes don't understand who their
masters are supposed to be. So that's coming up with
Princess Died.
Speaker 4: I don't go away for the Rush Hour with James
Golden on the Red Apple podcast Network, The Rush Hour
with James Golden on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 12: And it's an honor to stand with members of the
Congression of Black Caucus as well as former athletes committed
to this cause in getting this egregious situation turned around.
This is an unprecedented moment featuring an unprecedented attack on
black political representation, and therefore it requires an unprecedented response.
We are here standing in solidarity with the NAACP and
its call athletes to boycott institutions within the SEC that
belong to states that have unleashed these Jim Crow like
racially oppressive tactics, which is unacceptable, unconscionable, and Unamerican. And
we believe that the silence of these institutions is complicity,
and we will not for it.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's right, that's right. That's right, Princess Diana,
that's right. That's right. That's right. This is an unprecedented moment.
This is an unprecedented moment. It calls for unprecedented action.
So we are demanding, we're demanding ladies and gentlemen, and you,
Princess Diana, to stop the racist Republican Jim Croak two
who trying to interrupt segregation in America, just having segregated
black despiction instead of integration. Because we support segregation. We
are demanding mothers and gentlemen that black athletes, black athletes
respond to this by by boycotting SEC schools in these
southern states. So you black athletes do not go to
Texas A and M, do not go to LSU, Boycott
the Gators, boycott all all these colleges that are the
pathway that you get into the NFL and maybe even
earning some money in college.
Speaker 6: Just boycott them so that you can show your support.
That's right, that's right.
Speaker 1: For the Democrats, because we own you black athletes, and
and and we're demanding that you help us Democrats stay
in power.
Speaker 6: That's right. And what's left to the NAA LCP.
Speaker 1: We up here too trying to go back to the
sixties and have a boycott. That's right. And if we
want to put together march in Washington wins. Donald Trump
finished that reflecting pool, so we can looked at ourselves
and protest.
Speaker 6: How dare they? That's right? That's right taking black? Have
you ever heard such ridiculousness in your life?
Speaker 7: You know, they have tried this in the past, you know,
with sports, trying to get sports, you know, varies baseball
and I believe a few years ago not to participate
in games in certain states that were I believe that
was having to do with abortion rulings.
Speaker 6: However, yeah, that.
Speaker 1: Was the All Star game that they boycotted, right and
took it out of hot Atlanta, which probably way saved
probably saved lives because then they have to run into
the criminal element down there in Atlanta that year. But anyway,
that's a brief aside.
Speaker 7: Do you think this is going to have any impact whatsoever?
Speaker 1: I'm asking you, I don't think the black after number one?
Oh why did you ask me that question? Because now
I have to answer.
Speaker 7: Honestly, be honest.
Speaker 1: Okay, Number one, some of these athletes can't put together
seven words to make a paragraph. So trying to convince
them of an argument that has anything other to do
with their pathway to make millions in the NFL is
not going to be easy. For those that do actually
know something about the academic world at these colleges, there's still.
Speaker 6: Going to be an issue.
Speaker 1: If they're not going to the schools that have a
great football team, then they gotta go to where they're
gonna play for.
Speaker 11: Harvard, the Yale football team, Yeah, Cornell, UCLA's sterling football program.
Speaker 7: So you're saying this is not going to have much
of an impact.
Speaker 1: I think most of these athletes wh' just looking at
NFL dollars. They don't care about Hakim Jeffrey dollars, and
what's left of the NAACP is not important anymore. Oh yeah,
come out and support the Colored People Organization, and they're
standing behind in front of So it was almost the
entire well, it was a large segment of the congressional
Black Caucasians that were out there with the NAACP and
Hakim Jeffries. So I don't know how much impact these
people are gonna have First of all, half some of
these players are gonna be.
Speaker 6: Like Hakim, who who is he? And what does he do?
Speaker 7: And where did he play?
Speaker 6: Right? Where did he play?
Speaker 13: Well?
Speaker 7: Hakeem was on a roll of his own because he
said this isn't a different meeting, but he basically said
that he is gonna break our spirits. Did you see that?
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's gonna crush us.
Speaker 7: He's gonna he said, we will defeat them. He's showing
about MAGA. We have to beat them electorally. We have
to break their spirit because of the extremism that's being
unleashed on the American people. So he's going after Maga,
He's going after people who are excellent in sports. And
I don't think that this is going to have much
of a ripples. Actually, I don't think he's going to
crush us and I don't think he's going to get
a lot of boycotts going on either.
Speaker 1: You know what they're calling him on you know what
they're calling him on the internet.
Speaker 7: Now I've heard Timu Obama.
Speaker 6: Obama.
Speaker 1: That's what they're calling you, Timu Obama.
Speaker 7: Oh boy, Well, I think you've done the best imitation
of him, because he speaks rather slowly, and it is
really frustrating for day.
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 7: He gets this sentence out. It's just, oh my goodness.
So I'm I think people will fall asleep before he
finishes his call to boycott.
Speaker 1: Is an unprecedented moment. That's right, that's right. I'm damn
what somebody's in the member of these people who tell
them the sixties are over. Please please, just the sixties
are over. Please stop stop this now, okay. And then
I heard that that back to we are overcoming again.
How many times do you have to come before you overcome?
That's what I want to know, because they came already
and they're overcome. They overcame, and now they're saying again
we have to overcome, but you already came. So how
many times do you have to overcome to overcome and
stop coming?
Speaker 7: How long are you singing? Again?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 6: And they had the signs again. They had another march
in Selma.
Speaker 1: They had another march, and even Slocking went down there
for it and tried to pretend she liked black people.
Speaker 6: It was just amazing.
Speaker 1: It was like, what is this The sixties and the
sixties are over?
Speaker 7: Oh okay, China, No other playbook. They keep rerunning the
same same, you know, Democrat playbook because it worked in
the past. But you're right, it is over.
Speaker 6: China.
Speaker 1: We have about five six minutes and we have two
sound bites that you provided for us. So the floor
is yours, Princess Diana on China.
Speaker 7: Well, I had mentioned it on Saturday, and I had
said that there was a lot of discussion after what
Yizingping mentioned about the Thucinities trap, and I wanted to
explain that further. If you want me to go into
it a little.
Speaker 6: Bit, yes I do, please, Okay.
Speaker 7: Well. Fucinities was a Greek historian from the fifth century
BC who wrote the History of the Peloponnese War. Athens
and Sparta were were fighting, and the theme is that
there was war was inevitable because Sparta was afraid of
Athens rise. Now bringing that into the today, there is
a Henry Kissinger link to this. His student Graham Allison
from Harvard, who teaches at the Kennedy School, whose mentors
Henry Kissinger, wrote a book basically called Destined for War?
Can America and China Escape the Thucidities Trap? And this guy,
Graham Allison, has been back and forth, visiting Jijingping multiple times,
and he is a favorite in the elite world. And
the thesis, according to Graham Allison is that this parallel
of America in China. We are the declining power, according
to Graham Alison, and China is the rising power. And
so the thesis is that the declining power has to
give way, has to accommodate the rising power. So this
is why Jijingping loves this thesis, and it's called the
Thucidities trap, because he has been told by Graham Allison,
the Harvard guy, that Trump is going to basically surrender Taiwan.
He went there recently, right before Trump arrived for this
latest trip, and basically floated the possibility that Trump would
make concessions on Taiwan. And so it's Xijingping appears to
have believed it because when Trump got there, she started
talking about the sucidities trap. So I think it is
a very interesting. Unfortunately, the elites in America have have
gotten their hooks in Xijingping, who seems to believe that
Trump is about to basically allow him to take over Taiwan.
Oh boy, this this to me was very interesting because
on Air Force one. Trump talked about that coming he
was still in China airspace coming back. You have that
clip on Air Force one. It's very quick we do.
Speaker 6: And here if you is with the US defend in
Taiwan if it came to it, I.
Speaker 5: Don't want to say that. I'm not going to say that.
There's only one person that does said you know what
it is me. I'm the only person. That question was
asked to be today by President she I said, I
don't talk about that.
Speaker 10: She asked today, he asked you if you had said Trumps.
Speaker 6: If you asked me if I defend them? I said,
I don't talk about that. She tells him, not about that.
Speaker 7: I'm telling you now that may have been hard to hear,
so I will just repeat summarize it basically. The reporter asked,
would the US defend Taiwan if it came to it?
Trump said, I don't want to say I'm not going
to say that. There's only one person that knows that
you know who it is me. I'm the only person.
That question was asked to me today by President g
and I said, I don't talk about that. The reporter said,
he asked you today, He asked you if you would
send troops Trump, He asked me if I defend them,
I said, I don't talk about that now. This to
me is fascinating because it reveals so much that Jijingping
believes that he has the ability to get Trump to
concede this. Trump did not concede it. He didn't even
answer him. He basically was given the opportunity to say
yes or no. He said to g I'm not talking
about that. So interestingly enough, today Trump himself has announced
he is going to talk He's going to speak to
the president of Taiwan. He announced this just a few
hours ago, and that has not happened since nineteen seventy nine.
So Trump, he is not revealing anything.
Speaker 5: De Ji.
Speaker 7: He did not go along with the sucidities trap, in
which you know, he's supposed to agree that the United
States is a declining power and he needs to just
surrender to China. In fact, he talked about it untrue
social and he said, well, it might have been a
declining power under Biden, but it certainly isn't now. So
we are in good hands. Trump is handling it. He
is doing things that are shocking the elites, that are
surprising the elite. He is keeping China at bay and
it is fascinating because everyone's saying, well, we can't talk
to Taiwan. This goes against everything since nineteen seventy nine.
And Trump announced today he's going to talk to the
president of Taiwan. So this all is going to be
handled in a very sophisticated way, in a very strong way.
Speaker 6: That is astounding.
Speaker 1: So just as analysis, you will get absolutely nowhere else,
but Prince says Diane, it is astounding. Thank you, Princess.
I need you to hold on. We have to go
to the clip of the day when we get back,
and perhaps I'll have your reaction to the clip of
the day too. Will you hold on for it first, please,
Your Highness absolutely okay, So here we go, ladies and gentlemen.
When we get back Clip of the Day, James Golden,
Princess Diana is here. When we get back Clip of
the day.
Speaker 4: The Rush Hour with James Golden on the Red Apple
Podcast Network, The Rush Hour with James Golden on the
Red Apple Podcast Network, it is.
Speaker 1: Time for the Clip of the day. If we have time,
we have two of them. Actually, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy
testifying here he is being questioned by New York Senator
Kirsten Jellibrand.
Speaker 14: It is a wonderful thing, but your vacation was paid
for by Boeing, Oda, United Airlines, Enterprise, Royal Caribbean Group,
all organizations and companies.
Speaker 13: Do you want to respond to you can respond? Do
you have jurisdiction over law firms? So you received seven
million dollars in political contract from the trailbar.
Speaker 15: Honestly, this has nothing to do with members of Congress.
Speaker 16: This has to do with the fact that you went
on a paid vacation that was paid by companies.
Speaker 13: You oversee seven million dollars you have, you have jurisdiction
on the trailbar seven million dollars.
Speaker 8: When going on the list of what else you received,
you have jurisdiction.
Speaker 16: Listen actually passed, Secretary, this hearing is about you.
Speaker 15: I didn't make this administration hearing.
Speaker 8: The way I don't have I don't have any Well,
maybe you should.
Speaker 13: Well you know what secretary seven million.
Speaker 15: Secretary docte secretary.
Speaker 8: Seventy million dollars?
Speaker 15: I think you should be telling that.
Speaker 13: Goes on television in your that's that's all to you.
Speaker 8: You spend that money.
Speaker 15: This is what I'm concerned about. You are political, and
you are critical ways.
Speaker 13: Half a million dollars paid by the trial bar to
fly you in a private jet.
Speaker 15: I've never been on a private jet that air. I
don't never been on a private jet. Sixty We don't
fell out of our we don't members.
Speaker 6: Well, that's just one.
Speaker 1: Let's get to the other real quick, Sean Duffy with
Patty Murray, Senator, the mom.
Speaker 8: And gas prices.
Speaker 13: You have done everything can to increase gas prices for
Americans and make a spot Secretary, this is Trump is
lowering the cost of energy.
Speaker 7: You are.
Speaker 17: Coming with a book of claims that you have come at.
Speaker 8: Us, and you deny that you've got two million dollars
from health care.
Speaker 17: I can go on, mister secretary, that I'm gonna give
you one hundred and forty Mister secretary, it is give
you one hundred and two thousand dollars to be able
to ask a question here I do about your report
by a secretary who is the witness at this table
that out what did that farmer get the.
Speaker 8: One point where the big farmer get?
Speaker 6: What do you think is going on?
Speaker 7: Oh? I love it so much that these Trump people
come armed with the facts and they keep saying, well,
it's not about me, It's not about what I've sent
and my corruption. I'm here to ask the questions. You
can't ask me anything, and they just hammer them and
I love it. I think it is such a great
turning of the tables.
Speaker 6: Me too. Princess Diana, thank you so much for being
with us today. Thank you, sir, thank you.
Speaker 1: We leave with the BG's today. Robin Gibb passed away
on this day in twenty twelve, one third of the Beg's. Look, folks,
I don't have to go on about the BG's, you
know who they are. I love the Begs. You love
the Beg's, and we remember Robin Gibb. May God bless
and protect each and every single one of you, your
families and your loved ones. Love and gratitude for your
being here with me, allowing me to be with you.
Speaker 6: God.
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Rush Hour. Until then, I bid you ad bye.
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Speaker 6: What the heck is going on here,