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Speaker 3: Yes, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Monday edition of
both Early Dress Our Fastes Souran American Media. Many of
you you that are traveling today are going to have
a difficult time, if you're not already experiencing a difficult
time with the weights there have been. Let me see
how many thousands of flights already canceled today. The stories
are just continuing to pour in. I had one story
and now it's been rendered. Ha here it is almost
useless because there are more over three thousand flights have
been canceled today. Of course, United States as Eastern the
United States of America brazes for high winds and tornadoes,
so delays for flights in or out of the United
States almost widespread. There were over six thousand, five hundred
and seventy seven flight delays today, and that was at
two o'clock this afternoon. The number could rise. Over five
hundred thousand people are without power today as snow and
strong winds in the upper Midwestern Great Lakes region ice
storms in northern of Michigan. I wonder if it hit
little of Islama's bad dearborn in Michigan. Anyway, Conditions a
treacherous there, and of course last night an event that
I never partake of. And Carlos asked me, did you?
She actually asked me, did I watch the Oscars last night?
I was like what, and of course not? Did you?
And he says.
Speaker 2: Half of it?
Speaker 3: So that means you only spent like four hours or
something watching it?
Speaker 7: No, I tuned in around ten minutes before nine because
I was watching Lord of the Rings before that.
Speaker 3: Oh, the new movie Lord of the Rings that's been
out for the last thirty years that you've never seen before.
So you decided to watch that?
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, no, I've seen it numerous times.
Speaker 3: Oh so a rerun of a thirty year old movie
was more interesting than.
Speaker 2: The yes yes, yes, the beginning yes yes.
Speaker 3: Of the Oscar. And did you enjoy the Oscars?
Speaker 2: I mean I liked some of the people that won.
Speaker 7: It's interesting, but I don't care about everybody's politics.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 7: Who like Garnson? That one bull score? Look, I'm saying
it wrong. He's uh his has won best score three
times already?
Speaker 3: Uh huh uh huh okay? And who else did you like?
Mm hmm, you notice the silence, my friend is deafening.
Who else did you like from the Oscars? Yeah?
Speaker 8: That was it?
Speaker 2: That was it? Actually?
Speaker 3: So you was Oscars to see who won the best score?
Speaker 2: Yes, and best Picture because I'm just curious.
Speaker 3: Oh, and what was the best picture?
Speaker 2: One life after another, one battle after another.
Speaker 3: You're serious? That one actually something?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: They won six.
Speaker 3: I saw that on a streaming service, and so I
was curious, so I clicked on it on one of
these services that I subscribed to. So I clicked on it,
and I got through about fifteen minutes of it, and
I turned it off, never to watch any more of
it again. It's like, this is one of the most
horrible opening movies I've ever seen. It's boring, it's stupid,
it's stereotypical, it's ridiculous, and the story didn't seem at
all interesting. And that one best picture that sounds about right,
which is why I don't watch the Oscars. I prefer
to watch intelligent. Well, don't let me. I don't want
to start racking it. I haven't seen it all, and
I don't want to sound like one of those typical
people that haven't seen things and start making comments about
the entire thing. I haven't seen it. So maybe after
the first fifteen to twenty minutes or however, long it
took to bore me with that movie. Maybe it turned
into a good movie and I just don't know about it.
But the first fifteen minutes I saw of it were dreadful,
really dreadful. Penny dreadful, but dreadful. So best picture. How
surprising is that? And then I read a story in
The Hill today about all the political speeches that were made,
and I quickly scanned through it because I don't care,
which is one of the reasons I stopped watching all
that crap to begin with, Because I didn't want to
see a bunch of these Hollywood celebrities that I can't
really listen to without cringing in normal life. Why would
I spend three hours watching them pack themselves on their
back and deliver Trump eight. I don't need it.
Speaker 2: Jimmy Kimmo was there, huh, see what I mean?
Speaker 3: Proud to say I have never watched a full version
of his show and don't intend to. I remember when
late night TV used to be great and fun to watch,
and it didn't used to go It wasn't political in
that you know, there were political jokes, but once I was,
but it wasn't targeted to one side of the aisle. Anyway,
you know, we should open up the phones and take
calls and people that want to share their oscar experiences
if they want to. I rarely take phone calls, but
I mean, since the oscars is so important. Oh you
know what I did see today? I saw a number
of stories about the Red carpet and about the outfits
that women wore, and it turned into how they used
to dress up for this thing, and now that it
was just all like show the skin, every piece of
skin that you have. You could almost see what's your name, Paltrow,
the one that has that goop or gopp or whatever
the ooh almost said a bad word, almost at the
f word, whatever the heck it is. She had on
an outfit it looked like she was just nuked underneath.
It just just everything just nuked with some piece of
cloth over her vahuci and her bahuci. And then you
had a bunch of others that were they're trying to
show off how naked they could be. And so I
saw the pictures of that, It's like, okay, naked plastic
surgery women, is this what I really want to see?
Because they don't look like who they look like in
real life anyway, it's all plastic surgery. So so then
you're gonna watch naked plastic surgery broads. Is this really
how I want to spend a Sunday night? The answer
is no. I mean back in the day, you know,
people used to complain when when I was a teenager,
if the if the Playgirl models, the Playboy models look
too goody say wow, that's a little air brushing there.
These days, it's a whole it's a whole lift everything is.
It's it's recons it's it's fake. Anyway, we've got other news.
All right, We've got news on the DHS thing. We
have got a lot of new on Iran today. But
I want to start off with these few moments I
have for you by playing something that I found incredibly,
incredibly offensive. It is from a couple of the celebrities
even swore horrible. I just got a text from Debbie,
who you know, my policewoman, my speech policewoman, and she
says that some of the celebrities swore on television. Oh no,
so they wouldnked almost and they swore. What kind of
b I what kind of what's going on? Anyway? This folks?
Is unbelievable cut seventeen. I want you to hear this, folks,
please listen to this. This is New York City Controller
Mark Levine, Please listen to this.
Speaker 10: Think that nationally we should raise the estate tax, both
to bring more out revenue and for equity reasons. I
think we should be very very careful about doing it
just in New York because people are mobile, and they're
potentially more mobile later in life when their kids are
grown and they may be retired, and it would really
undermine the whole purpose of a move like that. If
people left, we'd actually get less revenue. That would be
bad for everybody.
Speaker 6: The business community has been blasting the proposal.
Speaker 11: Bill Ackman posted on x quote, Mom Donnie's Tragi appears
to make New York City an unattractive place to live
and to die.
Speaker 3: Okay, we have enough of that. This is what Mandani
wants to do your state taxes. He wants to lower
the threshold so that if you have seven hundred thousand
dollars worth of assets, if you're in New York, then
he this markin Levin wants to put his hand all
over your assets and he and Mondamie want to take
your stuff. But this guy goes even further. What he's
saying is we need nationally to raise the estate tax
on everybody because it's not fair, and we need to
do it for equity reasons. It's not fair if New
York does it because people are mobile and people can
move out, and so we need to get a situation
where basically he's saying, everybody needs to raise a tax
so that we can make sure to collect the estate
taxes and not give people the ability to move because
they get hit anywhere. We need a national estate tax
that is so confiscatory that it steals, takes people's money,
and we can't let people move because if they move,
they'll escape it. We need to make sure everybody gets
slammed by this thing so New York City can continue
to fund all of socialist crap that they're funding. Now,
this is what he wants. Now, I want to just
say something to many of you, and especially those of
you in minority communities, but not just you. If you
look at it like this, you're in your thirties, you're
in your forties, you buy a house in New York,
it ain't cheap. But then okay, then you get older
and so now you're in your sixties, maybe the house
that you have is worth what Maybe you bought it
for three hundred. Now you can sell it for six hundred.
Now you can sell it for seven hundred, eight hundred,
nine hundred, maybe even a million. Right, and then you
have whatever retirement you've been able to scrimp and save. Right. So,
now you have over a million two million dollars in assis.
But you are not rich. You're nowhere near rich. You've
been working all your life. You have a house that
may be paid for it. You have maybe enough money
to get you through with medical emergencies, and maybe a
little something to leave your children. And what do these
New York excuse my language bastards want to do with
everything that you've worked for all of your life. These
bastards want to take your life's earnings and put their
hands in your pocket and take it away from you
so that they could give it away to whoever they
want to, whether it's illegal immigrants, whether whatever. Everything you've
worked for all your life, these people want to take
a big portion of it to fun stuff. And they
are so so greedy and so arrogant that they didn't
want to say, well, we should make sure that we
do this across the board nationally, because we don't want
you to be able to leave. Now. They keep saying
that this is gonna hurt the wealthy. This is not
gonna hurt the wealthy folks. This is a direct attack
on you building generational wealth in your family, to you
black people out there who wonder, how come, how come
we can't get generational wealth. This is why these people
put their greedy hands in everything that you've earned and
demand the take of it. The wealthy have no why
are they singled out all the time anyway. They want
to take their money. They want to take the middle
class money. They want to take money from everybody. Yes,
I know, Debbie, I use that word because I am angry.
These people are thieves. They are thieves. They are thieves.
They are greedy, greedy thieves. They want to not only
reach and take your money, they want to make sure
that you don't have the money to leave your own
children or leave your own Grandi. Carlos, play that thing again,
and then let's go to a break. Because we're late.
Mark levin New York Control.
Speaker 10: We should raise the estate tax goes to bring them
more revenue and for equity reasons.
Speaker 3: I think we should be very very.
Speaker 10: Careful about doing it just in New York because people
are mobile, and they're potentially more mobile later in life
when their kids are grown and they may be retired,
and it would really undermine the whole focus of a
move like that. If people left, we'd actually get less revenue.
That would be bad for everybody.
Speaker 2: The business community has lasting the break.
Speaker 3: Let's just do some Mister bowl Jangles were late for
the brilliant break. James Goldman snurbly The James.
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Speaker 3: My friends, Donald Trump had a pressure today. We got
a lot of it. But just listening to the way
he began near the open cut twenty one, Carlos here.
Speaker 1: It powerful military campaign to end the threats posed by
the Iranian regime continued in full force over the past
few days. They have been literally obliterated. The air force
is gone, the navy is gone. Many many ships have
been sunk, their war fighting ships, but I guess they
didn't know how to use them. And anti aircraft is decimated.
Their radar is gone, and their leaders are gone. Other
than that, they're doing quite well.
Speaker 3: Wow. Now, and you know the media is still trying
to pretend that we lost. And by the way, if
you're on hold, stay on hold. We did open the
phones eight hundred eight four eight nine two to two,
a rare occurrence during the week eight hundred eight for
eight nine two to two, talk about oscars whatever else. Also,
Ontario Premier Douglas Ford from Ontario Canada had this to say,
cut twenty six. Well he didn't say that. I don't
know what happened. Let's see, do we have douglas Ford there. Well,
we'll have to do douglas Ford when we get back.
Don't know what happened to that particular cut there anyway. Surprisingly,
Canada supports, at least Ontario Canada. Douglas Ford supports what
we're doing in Iran and is full throatedly behind it.
James Golden snurdly fastest our on American media eight hundred
and eight for eight nine to to two today and today. No, So,
if you're a hostaln hole, we want to speak to you,
don't go away.
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Speaker 8: I think the US and as a really are doing
the right thing. The Iranian regime has killed tens of
thousands of their own people, innocent people, and they're just
a bunch of tyrants as far as I'm concerned, and
we have to bring peace to the Middle East, and
I encourage I encourage them to keep going because people
want up. The ninety million people want freedom. We had
a rally or I didn't.
Speaker 3: They did. I showed up.
Speaker 8: There's over three hundred and fifty thousand Iranians that think
the US.
Speaker 3: And that was Douglas Ford Premiere Ontario. So I'll tell
you what. A lot of the audio that I have
for today concerns the shut down. It'll still be shut
down tomorrow, the TSA stuff, it'll still be closed tomorrow.
Iran will still be and Iran tomorrow. So we're going
to hold a lot of the sound bikes that we
have for you today and use them hopefully tomorrow along
with whatever else is new. Meanwhile, let's get to the phones.
It's been a long time since we went to the phones.
During the week, it was big day the Oscars a
big night at the Oscars. I didn't watch it, but
people in this audience apparently did, so let's check in
with some of them. John in Hell's Kitchen is calling in, John, Welcome.
How are you, James?
Speaker 12: How you doing man? I love your passion. And speaking
of passion, there was only one reason for me to
watch the Academy Awards last night, because the majority of
it was embarrassing. But there's an irishwoman named Jesse Buckley
who won for Best Actress in a movie called Hamnet.
And I am an actor, an American actor, and I'm
not a big fan of Shakespeare, but I dragged myself
to this movie. Her performance, James, is the most heartfelt, honest,
ethereal performance of a mother's love and a mother's loss.
I really think you need to see. I couldn't leave
the theater for a half hour when it was over
because of her, the wow rest of it. Otherwise the
rest of it, and listen. I liked you. I love music,
I love passion.
Speaker 3: I moved.
Speaker 12: I love things that stir.
Speaker 3: Me and move me.
Speaker 12: This woman will move you where you'll be, You'll be
rendered to a point when I was going into the
movie theater, a lady said you should buy a bottle
of water, because you're gonna be dehydrated by the amount
of tears. You're gonna lose.
Speaker 3: WHOA, and did you sign that it? Did it affect
you emotionally to that degree you said you couldn't leave
for half an hour later.
Speaker 12: I'll tell you why it affected me so much. I
lost my sweet mother this year. My mother, Agnes ninety
eight years old, a great run and the lead character
in the movie's name is Agnes. And it affected me
so deeply that the guy came down, the really lovely
guy said, sir, you gotta leave.
Speaker 3: Man, I gotta.
Speaker 12: Sweep under these chairs. People are coming in. I couldn't
get up. I couldn't stand up. I was like Joe
Frasier in the corner in the thriller in Manelo when
he couldn't come out of the corner. I had no legs.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, John, give me the name of the
movie one more time.
Speaker 12: It's called Hamnet. And this unknown Irish girl named Jesse Buckley,
she will rip your heart right out of your chest.
The rest of the Academy Awards was just crap.
Speaker 3: Wow. Well, John, I'm so happy I opened up the
Folds today, John, And can I just tell you you
have inspired me. I get shoes listening to you. Your
passion comes through John. You must be an amazing actor.
Speaker 12: You're amongst actors. I'm just trying to James Cagney said,
plant your feet, tell the truth. Spencer Tracy said, if
you bump into something, acknowledge it. I'm just trying to
follow those lines. I'm trying to be truthful.
Speaker 3: Wow. I love you. Please call back. I want to
hear more from you. John. Thanker, you have made my day.
Thank you. Wow. Let's go to Alan in Alan, Pennsylvania.
I believe it's calling from Pennsylvania. Alan, Welcome. How are you?
Bravo to John.
Speaker 13: What a great called John, Bravo man and huge fan
of yours.
Speaker 3: And let me just.
Speaker 13: Say Albert Einstein said, creativity is intelligence having fun. And
I think the most intelligent Oscar nominee, the most intelligent
Oscar nominee has a connection to Red Apple Media because
John Capts Matids, who were all huge fans of was
in Marty Supreme. And I think Marty Supreme was the
most original movie definitely of the night. And I wouldn't
say it got robbed because I think it's a standout
in terms of people that know cinema. But yeah, big
and John katsm tit's Kevin O'Leary, so many, so many
beautiful cameos. But a beautiful story, a circus story, a
period story, a rocky type story with grit, you know.
Speaker 2: And I like that.
Speaker 13: And like you said, the sewn penn Leo, you know,
the revegular catch the characters is almost like it's almost
like a vagage lounge jack doing cover music, but of movie.
Speaker 3: You know. I love that. Wait, I just love that analysis.
That's just really good. I got time is fleeting fanstas
out on American media. Love your call, call me back,
love to hear from you, Jim in Oakland, New Jersey.
You are up next? How are you, Jim?
Speaker 14: How are you both?
Speaker 3: Great?
Speaker 14: I just I'm sorry. I can't watch it because I
can't listen to people like Mark Ruffalo complain the guy's
a billionaire millionaire and what does he do? He played
the hult, you know, Please stop. I don't know why
they heard Jeens Simmons say what he said about all
the artists.
Speaker 3: Just shut your pie hole.
Speaker 14: And do your art. Please listen to that if you
haven't seen it, because it's so true. I mean, people,
you know, go through things, and these people have no clue.
They have drivers. I mean you have Robert de Niro,
he has martiniz ubered over to his house. They have
no clue what's going on in life. So it really
sickens me to see them wearing their stupid buttons because
they have no idea what's going on in real life.
Speaker 3: Really got it? Thank you, I appreciate it so much.
Thanks for the call. Bob is calling in from Riverhead,
New York. How are you, Bob James?
Speaker 15: I am so glad you had the Cajonys to say.
The denzil ring teeving, carpetbag bastages. They hate the country.
They only want us to be cash cows so he
can slave and turn our money over to the elite
over gard dictatorship.
Speaker 3: This godess, this New York City controller. I cannot tell
you how angry this makes me. Not only does he
want to thieve steal your money. People have worked their
whole lives to get something so that they could pass
on to future generations, and instead of them being able
to do that, he wants to stick his greedy hands
into their estates, pull the money out of it. And
then he's offended by the fact that people on the
upper end have the ability to move away from their
fevery from what the Democrats and Liberals do. He's offended.
So we need to lock down the entire nation to
make sure that we can steal people's estate money and
use it for whatever these purposes are that we use it.
And then he gets met. We need a national wide,
a state raid on people so that we can make
sure they can't move and escape us. I'm telling you,
these people make me absolutely live it. It is beyond belief.
And if you want to know once again, folks, the
reason that this upsets me so much. People work their
entire lives so that they could leave a better life
for their children and for whoever they choose to as
their beneficiaries. By dropping down the income, this is almost
a ninety percent grab money grab from where the tax stands. Now,
people making under a million, who have an estate less
than a million dollars, he wants to come in and
suck the money out of it. Now, it doesn't take
much for some of you. It's the first your first
generation as a homeowner. It's you've worked your whole life,
you saved a little something. You leave maybe your kids,
your house, and maybe a little bit of money so
that they can start, and so that by the time
they have a good start, maybe your great grandchildren or
your great great grandchildren have a chance to be wealthy
and to have something that they have. But no, they
want to steal that from you so that they can
spend it on these progressive ideas, hand it out to
people that are not even in this country, that don't
even I mean that don't even belong in this country.
It's insane. We have other people on the phone, so
I didn't let us. Julie is calling in from New Jersey. Hi, Julie,
how are you?
Speaker 9: I know, I just wanted to say, I'm so tired
of these actresses trying the top one another on, you know,
their dresses and stuff. I'm like waiting for the day.
So they were just put on a pair of shoes
and parade out their naked and stuff. Because it's really
it's getting tiring saying what they're trying to do to
top one another.
Speaker 3: Well, they almost did because some of the dresses, that's
all they had, just a little a piece of cloth
in front of the vahuci and a little piece of
cloth in front of the bakuci, And so you know,
all you have to do is just one If they
turned the wrong angle, you got a bird's eye view
to everything. It's like, what is wrong with these women?
And they think that this what is you know, words modesty, words,
class words, beauty. All they think is let me show
my surgery up fake as skin to the entire world,
and let me see my pitch. Were a mind naked
booty or mind naked path looking for JJ or what's
everything but the nipple in tomorrow's news? Where's warm with
these women? I don't understand it? Huh ay, I bet
just some guys like this though, Let's be honest. Patrick
is calling in from Indiana. Good afternoon, Patrick, how are
you afternoon?
Speaker 16: I just wanted to correct John he said that Muhammad
Ali won the thriller in Manila. It was really, uh
Fraser the one I heard a story that and I
don't remember the name name of the story, but anyway,
it was about the fighting thriller Manila and in the
last inning at the bell, Fraser wanted to go out
and meet Muhammad Ali about his manager called the call.
It that he was that Fraser wouldn't come out, and
they had the help Muhammad Ali out and raise his
hand because he.
Speaker 3: Won, because both of them. Look, look, I appreciate the call.
I watched the thriller in Manila. Okay, Muhammad Ali won.
Both of them beat the crap out of each other.
I think you saw two men, Joe Fraser and Muhammad
Ali that literally beat each other to death. Only it
took time for both of them to actually die from
the three fights that they had together. Those men literally
beat each other to death. It's just over an extended
period of time. But I thank you for the call.
Looking at the clock, we gotta maybe go so we
have some time left. On the other side.
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Speaker 3: James Golding is. Thirdly, remember the music of Marvin and Tenny,
some of the greats. We have again some other things
that I would like to get to the same actors
coming this week. Let me quickly give you though, some
of what you're getting from the left. Let us play
cut twenty. Her name is Joy Reid. You're familiar with
her name. Listen to this analysis from the one the
joyread person.
Speaker 11: Our regime has secret police. They have secret police. Our
regime is oppressing women, taking away abortion rights, taking away
women's rights in like twenty six twenty six states, some
states where they're trying to have the death penalty for
having an abortion. They also oppress women. They had the
highest rate of women who are in stem careers. We're
kicking women out of the military, out of university. We're
saying that DEI means women can't be hired for high
positions in the sciences. So we're marginally better. And we're
doing it for Christianity. They're doing it for Islam, right,
So it's like we don't get told those things because
it would take it would it would take away the
kind of American exceptionalism narrative.
Speaker 3: So they do it for Islam. And then all these
things which she said, what we're doing, like women are
really being oppressed in America, and we're not killing people,
not hanging gay people up, which is why this story
I think is so ironic that the new head of
Iran may himself, you know, be homosexual. They hang homosexuals
up by cranes in Iran, the number of women they
kill for just merely showing their hair and showing their faces,
not showing their bodies every inch of them, like these
Hollywood celebrity types want to do. But that's your joy
read for you.
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Speaker 2: What the heck is going on here