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Speaker 4: This my Friends, was the before If you're doing them
before and after shot. This one was before.
Speaker 5: You're known as a tough negotiator and deal maker. What
is in front and fair and what is in front.
Speaker 6: Of its most important.
Speaker 5: If we are successful, I think it would be the
biggest deal each of us has ever struck.
Speaker 6: So I'm very much looking forward ever struck by anybody.
That's yeah, that's true.
Speaker 7: Right now we have that that honor goes to Japan.
We just struck a deal with Japan, as you know,
and they were very close to a deal with China.
Speaker 6: We really sort of.
Speaker 7: Made a deal with China, but see how that goes.
And we have numerous other deals and mostly I'm just
going to charge tariffs, and you know, it's not a
deal per se, but people are going to pay tariffs,
and we're doing them at the low end at the
high end because we don't want to hurt anybody, and
pretty well, but you and I both think that this
is this is really the biggest trading partnership in the world.
Speaker 6: So we should give it a shot, right much, looking
forward to that, Thank you very much. I do too.
Speaker 4: So they gave it a shot, and within ours Ursula
was back and this is what Ursula said.
Speaker 6: We have a deal.
Speaker 5: We have a trade deal between the two largest economies
in the world, and it's a big deal.
Speaker 6: It's a huge deal.
Speaker 5: It will bring stability, it will bring predictability that's very
important for our businesses on both sides of the Atlantic.
It's fifteen percent tariffs across the board, all inclusive, inclusive
the investments. Mister President just described that going to go
to the Added States and the purchases over there. Indeed,
basically the European marketers open. It's four hundred and fifty
million people. So it's a good deal. It's a huge
deal with tough negotiations. I knew it at the beginning,
and it was indeed very tough, but we came to
a good conclusion with both sides. So again, congratulations and
many things.
Speaker 4: Thank you, thank you, Welcome my friends, it is the
Monday edition. Where's the music, Thank you both? Neli's rush hour.
Oh yes, indeed, my friends, what a way to you know.
Over this past weekend there was enough news to fill
out a week of news, but of course this was
one of the biggest stories, the biggest trade deal so
far that has been made, perhaps in world history. Not
everybody's happy Macron has got his feathers ruffled. He's yuppy
about it. Some of the other leaders of the European nations,
I bet that right now some of them wished that
they had never signed up with this European Union thing
so they could make their own deal. But they did,
and so it was a European Commission President Ursula Vonderliam
who made the deal with Donald Trump, the biggest trade
deal in the world for the moment. As you heard
Donald Trump explain that just eclipse to what had just
a few days ago been the biggest trade deal in
the world, the trade deal made between the United States
of America and our ally Japan. Okay, here is Donald Trump.
We're going to play this one from the text. This
one is Donald Trump explaining what is in the trade
deal that he negotiated with European Commission President Urchela Vonderlin.
Speaker 5: We have a deal. We have a trade deal between
the two largest economies in the world today and.
Speaker 6: It's a big deal.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, steal.
Speaker 5: It will bring stability, it will bring predictability. That's very
important for our businesses on both sides of the Atlantic.
It's fifteen percent tariffs across the board, all inclusive the investments.
Mister President just described that going to go to the
United States and the purchases over there. Indeed, basically the
European market is open. It's four hundred and fifty million people.
So it's a good deal. It's a huge deal with
tough negotiations. I knew it at the beginning, and it
was indeed very tough, but we came to a good
conclusions for both sites. So again, congratulations and many things.
Speaker 7: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 4: Wow, Okay, I thought we had a longer clip, and
excuse me, my bad. I thought I had sent it
up to them about it, which was a clip where
Donald Trump talks about what is in the deal, and
what is in the deal is massive, folks, And we
will find that somehow another and get it for you.
I sent you the wrong one. I'm just looking at it.
I'll find the right one and get it up to you.
So what was in this deal is, folks, nothing less
than massive. It is. And our energy markets are going
to benefit like crazy from this deal. And this benefits
by the way, both parties. It benefits the European Union
because the europinion European Union has been dependent, dependent on
Russia and what they got from Russia has not been great.
Russia has used that to their advantage and the European Union, frankly,
is searching for a way out and they have been.
So that deal is also good for the European Union
and for American Now there are some noses out of joined,
there are some noises. I mentioned Makron in France. He
is annoyed as he can be over this deal. There
are others Germany. We have some people in Germany that
are annoyed because of what is happening with the automobile tariffs.
And even the Washington Post, and I don't know whether
they do this I look at it. It's like everything
from these from the Trump hating media. They can't even
take a pose of great day from the United States,
even when we make when Donald Trump makes a great
deal for them to avoid the worst of Trump tariffs,
EU accepted a lopsided deal. So that's the headline out
of the Washington Post. Not that America, not that the
President of the United States crafted a great deal for
the United States.
Speaker 6: They're almost taking the position of.
Speaker 4: Europe got cheated to avoid the worst of Donald Trump.
The EU accepted a lopside of the EU took a dive,
and the idea is almost that they caved into Donald Trump.
And the Washington Post, based in the United States of
America is ticked off about it. It's just stunning. The
Tariffin Spending Accord announce Sunday by the They didn't even
call it a trade deal. The Tariffin Spending Accord, the
trade deal a Sunday by the United States and the
European Union, stands to avert a damaging trade war between
the two of the world's largest economies. But it is
lopsided in favor of President Donald Trump's protectionist policies, with
Brussels swallowing bitter concessions in hopes of stabilizing a relationship
that is vital not just economically but also for security instance.
So they are tacked at Donald Trump for making a
great deal for America. They you can just hear these
people cannot stop hating. And it's not about Donald Trump.
It's about America. America has been taken advantage of for
decades and so Donald Trump goes in and corrects it.
And what happens we get the United States of America
finally getting a good deal on trade and the Washington
Post seems to be one upset about it. It's astounding,
but the American people will be happy. Now we'll get
into some of the details of this, and I'm not
going to hear some other things in the news I
wanted to I want to cover. So I also have
asked Princess Died to join us this week. She indicates
that tomorrow might be a very voyable day, so I
may defer some of the discussions about this until tomorrow.
But let me tell you something. This is a fantastic
deal for America. And there are voices on the left
in the European Union that are upset about it, and
apparently members of the mainstream media feel that their alliances
and allegiances are to the countries of Europe, not to America,
so some of them are ticked about it too. James
Golden snarly with you here. It is both Ney's Rush Hour,
Don't Go.
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Speaker 8: And I see in a can flag.
Speaker 9: I immediately look at that part like, I'm like, that
person's probably a bigot, that person's probably a homophobe. That
person's probably a racist if they're just flying American flags
out everywhere.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yes, my friends, both nervous Russia. How well we
do feature some voices from America's left. James Golden has
thirded with you. Here we found the Trump clip that
we wanted to play for you, and it is Donald
Trump explaining what's in this deal again. This France particularly
is unhappy there. Let me see what this guy is there.
He's one of their ministers there, French Wall, the Prime
Minister of French Wall, Baru. It's a dark day when
an alliance of free peoples gathered to affirm their values
and defend their interest resolves to submit. He's unhappy to him.
The European Union has submitted to Donald Trump. Look these
the European Union, like many of these other nations, have
been taking advantage of America for the years. They can
free Their products are all over the place. But you
go to some of these countries you can barely find
American products. Our cars are frozen out of their markets.
Our agriculture has been frozen out, frozen out. It's been
astounding what has been allowed to take place. And now
Donald Trump is rectifying some of it. Here's Donald Trump
explaining what's in the package.
Speaker 6: So we're going to do the following.
Speaker 7: The European Union is going to agree to purchase from
the United States seven hundred and fifty billion dollars.
Speaker 6: Worth of energy. This is and fifty billion dollars worth
of energy.
Speaker 7: They are going to agree to invest into the United
States six hundred billion dollars more than they're investing already.
Speaker 6: So they're investing a large amount of money. You know
what that amount of money is.
Speaker 7: It's very substantial, but they're going to invest an additional
six hundred billion dollars.
Speaker 6: They're agreeing to.
Speaker 7: Open up their countries to trade at zero tariff, so
that's a very big factor opening up their countries. All
of the countries will be opened up to trade with
the United States at zero tariff. And they're agreeing to
purchase a vast amount of military equipment. We don't know
what that number is, but it's the good news is
we make the best military equipment in.
Speaker 6: The world, so sort of you have to do that.
Speaker 7: I mean until somebody tops us, which is.
Speaker 6: Not going to happen.
Speaker 7: We're way ahead of every other country in.
Speaker 6: Terms of the quality of the military equipment.
Speaker 7: You saw that recently in Iran, and then you see
that unfortunately, you see that often for all the wrong reasons. Right,
So those things are seven hundred and fifty billion, six
hundred billion.
Speaker 6: Opening up the country.
Speaker 7: We are agreeing that the tariff straight across for automobiles
and everything else will be a straight across tariff of
fifteen percent.
Speaker 6: So we have a tariff of fifteen percent.
Speaker 7: We have the opening up of all of the European countries,
which I think I could say we're essentially closed. I mean,
you weren't exactly taking our orders, you weren't exactly taking
our agriculture, and then you would have smaller things. But
for the most part, it was closed. And now it's open.
It's open for our companies.
Speaker 6: To go in and do a good job with it.
I think you'll like them.
Speaker 7: I think you'll like it, and we will very importantly.
They'll be investing a lot of money. But the military
is a big number. But that's one number we're not determining.
Speaker 6: It's going to be whatever it is, but they're.
Speaker 7: Going to be purchasing hundreds of billions of dollars worth
of military equipment, they're very importantly, they're going to purchase
seven hundred and fifty.
Speaker 6: Seven hundred and fifty billion dollars.
Speaker 7: Worth of energy, so that's going to be great, and
six hundred billion dollars worth of investments into the United
States over and above what they have, and I think
that basically concludes the deal.
Speaker 6: I mean, those are the main factors.
Speaker 7: I don't think there are too many other factors other
than we're going to get along great and we have
a great relationship now with NATO, which is largely the
same I mean not exactly but pretty close right largely
and with NATO, as you know, they're going up to
five percent from two percent.
Speaker 4: Well, my friends, what an amazing deal, an amazing weekend.
Don't go away, stay right here.
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Red Apple Podcast Network's Jeffrey Story.
Speaker 6: Oh you got to be kiddy with it. No, had
nothing to do with it.
Speaker 7: Only you would think that not had nothing to do
with it.
Speaker 4: I mean, can you believe it? Did you rush to
get the EU trade deal, the biggest trade deal in
the world. Did you rush to get it done? So
you could get the Jeffrey Epstein stuff out of the headlines. Unbelievable,
But that's the TDS press. We have to go quick,
my friends, on this. The fastest is in America. I
want to get some reaction to this trade deal. Aside
from that reporter, Hey, did you just do the biggest
trade deal that will bring billions of dollars into the
American economy? Hundreds of billions of dollars? More like it
when you really add up to numbers, we're talking over
a trillion dollars into the American economy. Did you do
that so you could get Jeffrey Epstein off the headlines?
These people actually work in the media, they actually have jobs.
Let's very quickly get some reaction to this deal. I'll
tell you what we'll do. We'll do two back to
back and then we'll come back. First David Gora on
pms NBC and that's cut nine. I think he's from Bloomberg.
And then former or US Trade Representative Jamison Greer was
on c NBC. So we'll go to PMSNBC first and
c NBC nine and ten.
Speaker 6: Let it rip it us take.
Speaker 10: Any hits with this deal, and what does it say
this outcome say about the president's ability.
Speaker 11: To negotiate, it's incredibly favorable for the United States. I mean,
you look at this, it's been very one sided. I
mean the US has been making the demands and these
other countries have had to kind of contort and comport
themselves to them.
Speaker 6: So they emerge fine here.
Speaker 11: But what's going to change is over the next weeks
and months as countries and trading partners like the EU
look at this episode and think, can we trust this
relationship with the US?
Speaker 4: Cann it continue?
Speaker 11: I think even looking at this deal framework with which
we have, we don't have a ton of details. If
that somehow goes south or changes, what's the trading partner
like the EU to do. So we see them broaching
new relationships with their other trading partners, looking for other opportunities,
and I think that's going to be kind of the
message you're going forward. What's the legacy of these talks
of these threats going to be and how are other
countries going to look at trade going forward? How are
they going to change their tack Now after all of.
Speaker 10: This, China is still a big question mark, and we
know there are talks happening today right in Stockholm.
Speaker 6: Where do things stand there?
Speaker 4: So we heard from the President this, yeah, yeah, mexxed up.
Speaker 8: It's an amazing thing for our country. For seventy years,
we followed a trade policy that maybe at a certain
time made sense, but ultimately the net result was other
countries had higher tariffs and non tariff barriers on the
United States. We had a very open economy, and a
lot of it resulted in offshoring of manufacturing and jobs
to other countries. President Trump is now reversing that. Through
these deals, we're essentially reaching settlements with countries that are
good for them and good for us, where we get
to keep some level of tariff on the country, but
we also open their markets to our exports. And this
is how you get rid of trade deficits. It's how
you create a manufacturing boom. So these are obviously huge
net positives for American and American workers.
Speaker 4: Now, Gordon Sunland, you might remember him, Sunlan ambassador from
the previous Trump administration, who I don't have to go
back and look at their details, but he gave some
testimony and a lot of people saw wood on him afterwards.
I'll go back and pull that if necessary, But he
was on a CNN And this is a little bit
lengthier than the other two. But here is what former
US Ambassador to the EU to the European Union Union,
Gordon Sunland, had to say about the trade deal.
Speaker 12: Start and there is this seven hundred and fifty billion
dollar investment in US energy. That's part of this is
that part of Europe's plan to wean itself away from
Russian energy.
Speaker 13: Well, when I served as ambassador, we were trying deperately
to get Europe to abandon North Stream two and buy
energy from US. And you know, back then they were
hooked on cheap Russian gas. They didn't think that Russia
posed a threat to Europe. Look how a few years
have changed things, So now they don't want to buy
from Russia.
Speaker 6: They want to buy from the US.
Speaker 13: This is something that is tailor made for this kind
of a deal.
Speaker 6: And I think think very soon you're going to.
Speaker 13: See what's you know, was known as a Transatlantic highway
of LNG tankers going across the Atlantic to Portugal or
to other ports and depositing, you know, large amounts of LNG,
and we will become the dominant supplier to Europe. Which
is in Europe's benefit and it's in our benefit, and
it really really screws Russia, which is exactly the goal.
Speaker 12: And just more broadly, before I let you go, just
zooming out just a little bit in terms of the
relationship between the US and the EU and Europe. Look,
when President Trump came into office, there were a lot
of questions. He'd been quite he'd slammed NATO, he'd said
maybe he was going to get out. Since then we've
seen him he came back and said he'd had his
mind changed on NATO when you went to the meeting.
Now we see obviously this deal with the EU. How
would you categorize the US relationship with Europe right now?
Speaker 13: It's excellent. There's a lot of crocodile tea for the cameras.
But at the end of the day, the EU knew
they had to do something like this. They realized that
now President Trump has the mandate to push it. He
did not have the mandate in his first term because
he was fighting a lot of impeachments and other things
that didn't give him the you know, the power to
do what he's done now. So I think all the
whining and complaining is for public consumption. But at the
end of the day, we're very close to the EU.
We do a lot of things together, both public and classified.
And you know this is whatever. You know, sore feelings
there are over this negotiation or small bump in the road,
and now we can move forward. I think this is
a tremendous day for the United States and I have
to credit President Trump.
Speaker 4: Wow, well, that's just amazing enough. You've seen in Thank You.
The President of the United States is over still over
in Scotland. In fact, he has meeting with Prime Minister
Kevil's Stummer Ketl Stummer and this question cut three came
up when they invited members of the press to ask questions.
Speaker 5: Well, the President makes it look easy dealing with I
legal migration. You must be envious of his record is
such a short period of time.
Speaker 14: Well, I think we've been discussing irregular illegal migration is
a huge issue did both.
Speaker 6: Our countries in the United Kingdom.
Speaker 14: It is a real cause for concern and that's why
we must bear down on it.
Speaker 4: Female we put the thing asked so sweetly too. It's
like they asked the questions like these questions are a shiv.
It's like someone is sticking you with the shiv. But
she asked so strictly. Oh, the President Donald Trump's done
so much with the legal immigration. Why you must be jealous.
You must be envious of him. He makes it look
so easy. And what you just say about that cat star, well,
I uh uh yeah, uh uh uh he uh and
he thought, he thought, uh, okay, delicious. We'll be seeing
what else comes out of that. There's Poland going on
out there. We got to I don't know whether we're
gonna get to Let's start with uh with our guy
from CNN, Harry. Now, this guy sometimes will come up
with some pole numbers that frankly you don't like. But
I tell you what, as a CNN poster, this guy,
of all the mainstream media posters, this guy, to me
seems one of the most credible ever. Uh and and
and that I will say sometimes I don't like what
he has to say in terms of the political side,
but I think he's an honest broker, which is wow.
That's something anyway. Cut to this is uh, yes, this
is uh Harry Enton from c to CNN.
Speaker 15: This data guy, this one was a surprising one to
me given everything that's going on in Russia, what happened
in Iran, what happened in Gaza. But the bottom line
is Democrats in the American voters' minds cannot hacket. What
are we talking about party trust to.
Speaker 6: More and foreign policy?
Speaker 15: Well, the GOP holds an average six point leading the
month of July. Look at this. Fox News came out
last week plus three points four Republicans on foreign policy
over the Democrats. You think that number is not high.
Speaker 6: Enough for you?
Speaker 15: How about the Wall Street Journal GOP plus eight points
when they match congressional Democrats up against Congressional Republicans. The
bottom line is this, despite everything that's going on in
the world right now, Republicans are more trusted on Democrats
when it comes to foreign policy and the world at
large trust more in foreign policy. You go back to
twenty twenty four, Trump had a six point advantage over
Kamala Harris. Again, look at the average right now. It
hasn't moved despite everything that's going on in the world.
You see Republicans plus six points here.
Speaker 6: And this goes back to.
Speaker 15: A larger issue that we have discussed over and over
again here in the mornings. Despite any misgif that the
American public might have about Donald Trump when you match
up Republicans against Democrats, Donald Trump against Democrats. Still at
this particular point, they are doing significantly.
Speaker 6: Better than you might expect.
Speaker 15: And it comes to the issue of foreign policy again,
what you see is in the American voters' minds, Democrats
simply put, can't hack it more. Voters trust Republicans on
foreign policy very much like they did back during the
twenty twenty four campaign.
Speaker 6: What about the strikes on Iran?
Speaker 11: Because while they were being contemplated, they.
Speaker 4: We're not going to move on. Thank you, you got
the message there. Look, folks, there are a few other
stories I want to get. We got a lot of
audio I can't get to today. Just for time. Jd
Vance commented on that couple that was beaten severely after
a jazz festival in Cincinnati. We had a news report
about that too. If you haven't seen it, the videos
are horrible. There is a racial element to it in
that the attackers in the appear to be black and
the couple that was beat up severely are Caucasian or white.
We don't know what happened with this, but there are
so many I have a story Afternoons story about this.
Po Lice identify multiple suspects in the brutal Cincinnati street fight. Cruel,
absolutely unacceptable. The mayor or the vice mayor didn't seem
to be given it too much wait until this all
got stepped up. This thing is going viral around the country.
Multiple people have been identified in it, and the Cincinnati
Natti mayor has now had to come out and make
remarks after Pureval released a statement outraged by the vicious
fight that occurred down town. Horrifying to watch, unacceptable, disgusting behavior,
intolerable in any part of our community. That is not
who we are as a city. Well that's who these
people are. I will wait to find out a little
bit more after police make arrests. They know who they are,
so arrest them. I want to know, is there anything
that could say, Okay, this was acceptable? I don't think so.
You had a woman appearing to be a bystander. I
don't know whether she had anything to do with it,
dressed in white. This woman comes in and starts kicking
this person on the ground in the face. It's it
is just it was a horrific beating over the weekend.
You know this, multiple people, eleven people stabbed out of
Walmart in Travis City, Michigan, stopped when black guy who
happened to be happened to be a black guy, but
more importantly a marine ex marine who was armed, and yeah,
the guy with the dreadlocks and puts a gun drop
it and other people surrounded them to and just the
purpose there was apprehended. And what a horrific story, what
a horrific scene. But thank goodness for this ex marine
who was on the scene and the others who stepped
up to the plate to disarm this gunman for police. Meanwhile,
one of the biggest violent offenders in the United States
is apparently free to still do it, at least that's
my opinion of them. A judge has blocked Donald Trump's
administration from efforts to stop supporting through federal funding, Planned Parenthood.
And this is his judge up in Boston in Dera Tlwane,
who granted a preliminary injunction. But now she's saying, hey,
you got a fund Planned Parenthood nationwide with medicare eight
hundred grand. This to me, they run genocide factories and
they do a little other work so that they can
make it appear that that's not all they do, but
it's the genocide factory. And apparently when you want to
stop the genocide factory, you have Democrat and liberal judges
who were just insisting. I didn't know Planned Parenthood had
a constitutional right to money. I thought the government could
allocate money where they thought and just tell other people know,
we will allocate it to other places. I thought that's
the power that government had. But apparently, to this judge,
planned Parenthood has some kind of constitutional right for taxpayer money.
It's pretty disgusting and I hope I hope the administration
will appeal this ruling. In other news, the Florida school
board chair who was cheering Hogan's death has now apologized.
What this woman school? She chairs the Ala Hucha whatever
it is Ala Hucha or who are county school board
in Florida? She said, oh did haulk die? I didn't
even know? Good one less maga in the world. She
wrote in response, this woman again, she's the chairman of
the school board. Well she's apologized, but really apologize really?
This one a continuation of a story that we did
last week. The Justice Department ladies and gentlemen, had shut
down a dark web child abuse site that had over
one hundred and twenty thousand members. FBI agents arrived at
William Spearman's home in the quiet suburb of Madison, Alabama,
in November twenty twenty two.
Speaker 6: But this story goes way back.
Speaker 4: These people have been involved in this for a long time,
and even before that twenty twenty two way there was
a raid in twenty twenty. Well, last week there was
another raid of this. I point this out out and
I will get more details for you. I don't have
time to go into the folk story right now. We're
pressed up on a break, but I'm just gonna say this,
with the story we had last week coming out of Alabama,
with this story, now, I I would never dream that
there would be one hundred and twenty thousand people And
apparently this is just a tip of the iceberg that
are visiting websites that are put up for people to
enjoy child abuse, sexual abuse of children, and child abuse.
There is an evil that is happening across this world
that I think many of us are totally unprepared to
acknowledge how widespread this particular ev has become. It is shocking,
and I dare I can't even believe that we're only
seeing glimpses of what's really happening out here. This has
to be dealt with in the most severe way that
the law can deal with it, no half steps. It's
gotta James Goldan's thirty Don't go Away, Keep you right here.
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Speaker 4: Ah, apparently he would. Even Lewis in the News did
so much in love as well. Oh my goodness, folks,
you know what. We are already almost at the end
of the at the deal here for the day. I
can't this is the fastest hour in American media. It
goes so quick quickly. I wanted to touch on so
many different stories, some of them I'm going to put
away until tomorrow. Like Letitia James is back in the
news suing Trump again again again again. This time it's
over illegal immigrants. But so we'll deal with that. We
have to go. May God bless protect each and every
single one of you, your families, your loved ones, loving
gratitude for your being here with me, allowing me to
be with you, my friends, and God willing we're back tomorrow.
Until then, I bid you I do bye.
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Speaker 6: What the heck is going on here