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Speaker 8: Now However, I also talk to a relative of a
young girl who was recently shot in the arm at
a courtyard on the eight hundred block of Yuma Street,
and she tells me that she welcomes this new executive order,
saying that if President Trump can make the streets safer
in DC, she's all for it. Asks for that young girl.
She had surgery today and she is still recovering at
a hospital.
Speaker 9: As I said earlier, I'm determined to make Washington, DC safe, clean,
and beautiful again. It's going to take place very rapidly,
be prepared, and a big part of that's going to
include the Kennedy Center. So thank you very much, and
I want to thank everybody for helping us. This is
mostly the group right here that's they're young, they're smart,
they're ambitious. They want my job. One of them will
probably have it. But we have a great group of
people that are putting this together and they're also helping
us with Washington, DC.
Speaker 5: We're going to make Washington beautiful.
Speaker 9: We're going to redo roads, We're going to redo the
medians and papers and the medians all throughout the city.
Speaker 5: We're going to take all the graffiti.
Speaker 9: If we're going to have to remove the tents and
the people that are living in our parks. We're going
to be redoing the parks, the grasses and all. We're
going to be going to Congress for a relatively small
amount of money, and Lindsey and the Republicans are going
to be approving it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're gonna approve it, are they? James Golden here
with you, Both Snurley. Welcome, my friends to the Wednesday
edition of Both Snurley's Rush Hour Fastest Hour in American Media.
I must begin today with I don't know whether it's
an apology or not, but I felt like yesterday I
was a little I was so emotionally charged yesterday, and
I must admit to being angered by some of the
remarks that I heard from people that we played, people
in the media, including seeing into, Dana Bash and others
who declare who have been declaring, I've been talking about
this for two days, that the most violence in DC
was January sixth. You heard at the very opening the
first clip that we played. Play that again, Carlos, please
cut fifteen now.
Speaker 8: However, I also talk to a relative of a young
girl who was recently shot in the arm at a
courtyard on the eight hundred block of Yuma Street. And
she tells me that she welcomes this new executive order,
saying that if President Trump can make the streets safer
in DC. She's all four it asks for that young girl.
She had surgery today and she is still recovering at
a hospital.
Speaker 3: That's violence. Dana Bash may not realize that when eight
year olds get shot, their families think that's the most
violent thing that happened to them. Not January sixth. There's
an older woman that we have. She looks to be
in her either. I don't want to guess her age,
because you know women age men, age women are not
the only ones. Sometimes you don't want to discuss their age.
Cut fourteen Carlos. And this woman is a resident of DC.
You can tell that she's a few years old. She's
and she admits to you know, at her age. And
this is what she has to say about.
Speaker 10: We need all the protection that we can get in
the city because the city is really getting dangerous. A
person like me at this age has to make sure
to come home before sundown.
Speaker 3: Yeah, people have to make sure to be in their house,
lock your doors. It's like they live in a hell.
But some of our national reporters, not just Dana Bash,
others that are repeating this line that the only real
violence in w Washington and they didn't say the only
that's not being fair, but the most violent thing that
they've witnessed was January sixth. They don't go down these streets.
There's a woman out, young, little nosering gal out passing
whistles out for the liberals have a phrase now unhoused,
and that's what they're calling the homeless. I've just heard
seen that pop up all over. In fact, the Washington
Post today has a big story DC's homeless begin to
see the effects of Trump's crackdown. Many interviewed by the
Washington Post express confusion over where they would go. What
are they going to do, said one DC man living
on the street, arrest us all, no, and that's not
the purpose that we one would hope not. Many of
the others among the more five thousand people in DC
without current permanent shelter, said they had heard had heard
about President Donald Trump's plan to clear the encampments with
increase law enforcement and immediately move their occupants out of
the district. They expressed fear and anxiety over what could
happen where they might go. At the same time, the
White House is doubled down on its rhetoric targeting the
cities unsheltered. Homeless individuals will be given the opportunity to
leave their encampment to be taken to a homeless shelter,
to be offered addiction or mental health services, said Caroline Levitt.
If they refuse, they're going to be susceptible to fines
or to jail time. The city's homeless advocates have come
out against the Trump administration's law enforcement effort, arguing that
increased policing is not a long term solution. What is
the long term solution, my friends, as long as I
can remember, we're talking decades now. You see the opening
line of this many others among the more than five
thousand people in DC without current permanent shelter. Now, the
people vary, meaning that the people that were homeless twenty
years ago may not some of them may not be
on the street, some of them may have been expired
from being in living out in the elements as they do.
But if you go and I talked about this yesterday,
if the dots here that need connecting. Are every blue
city in America? Every single blue city, every single city
run by Democrat Party in America? Or find me one
that's not every major city. When I left back in
nineteen ninety nine, close to the two thousand, when I
left Seattle, I was out in Seattle for a year.
Seattle was beautiful looking as a city. It was a
little bit they use the word provincial. I'll put it
like this. I've never heard so many racial jokes from liberals.
Oh yeah, oh yeah. Then when I was among these
good old provincial liberals in Seattle, in fact, realtor cracked
some joke about Asians, and I just said, well, what
happens do you start doing the inward? Do you start
doing those among other people when I'm not here? Because
I was just offended by it. I went into a
store out there, a chain that's like the Macy's chain, Baumont, Schalang,
most you, whatever the heck it was. This woman looks
at me and says, should you be in here? Shouldn't
you be a target? Yeah? This was Seattle back then,
and I let loose on her. I don't think she probably,
but I've never been in a city as openly racist
as these liberals, these good liberal people in Seattle who
just felt free to spew whatever was on the top
of their head at a moment's notice. Totally liberal city.
But my point is it was still a beautiful city,
the facades, everything. There were some places that weren't as
nice as others, but there were places that you would say, wow,
you stepped into some kind of fantasy. The last time
I visited Seattle was just a few years back, and
I didn't recognize the place. There were homeless encampments everywhere
when you walk downtown, the major areas of commerce, down
town near the Pike's Fish Market where everybody you know,
that's the big one of the big deals, besides the
space needle and all that deranged people and I'm not deranged.
Walking up and down harassing people the streets, you could
tell that a lot of them would drug afflicted. But
you on the highways, the major arteries connecting Seattle with
Mercer Island, and all that homeless encampments going further out
past Tacoma. That's the tack in Seed Tack, the airport Seattle, Tacoma,
going toward Tacoma. Nothing but people living on the sides
of the highways, neighborhoods taken over by homeless encampments. So
then you go down further. We all know Portland is
just the disgrace, and go to you go to California, Look, well,
look what's happened in San Francisco. Then you it's not
just the homeless encampments. Carlos at one point, and this
is real. This is not a made up story. People
you say it, people think you're making it up. At
one point and had gotten so bad that there were
maps being issued to show people the streets and the
places to avoid, so you weren't stepping in human waste
that was all on the streets. Disgusting. It was that disgusting.
You go to LA, you're the homeless, and you see
the pictures out of LA. You see the homeless encampments
there all over the place. Now Washington, DC, You going
to East Coast, it's the same thing. Go to Philadelphia,
go to Baltimore. You're the mayor of Baltimore bragging that
only eighty four people have been killed this year, so
it's a good year. Donald Trump shouldn't be trying to
do anything because only eighty four people got murdered Washington,
d C, which I've been to many many times. I
can't even count the number of days I've spent in Washington,
d C. I was looking this young ring nosed girl
that's out liberal girl. Play it cut sixteen and then
we'll take a break and I'll just in with this
for the moment. But I'm coming back to this topic, Chrity.
Speaker 1: It's August eleventh. I am outside Union Station in DC,
where folks on the ground are telling me that they
are about to start rounding up unhoused people tonight. The
folks here at the encampment for of Union Station are
handing out these whistles to give to unhoused folks. That
way they have a way to call for help if
they are kidnapped by federal law enforcement. So if you're
in the area and able to swing by right in
front of Union Station, they have tons of these, bring
them back to folks in your community so they have
a way to call for help if you are not
in DC. I'm going to tag Free DC Project. They
are an excellent organization helping the community here locally. Definitely
follow them, support them if you can, and help spread
the word because this is how a fascist authoritarian regime starts,
so I will be on the grounds in d C
reporting on.
Speaker 5: All the show happening. So stay tuned.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's reporting on the s show that's happening. I
amn't going to know that area very well. And I'm
telling you because I used to walk it, and once
you get behind Union Station, you don't want to walk
that at night. This little girl out here with a
little nose ring being braved whistles so that the homeless,
if they get kidnapped. Nobody gives these These same groups
never give whistles to the people that get attacked by
criminals so that maybe they can call for help. It
is Dana Bash. I mean CNN's office is near there.
I doubt whether she walks her little narrow heini down
that neighborhood after dark by her lonesome. As a grown
man that grew up in the in the city, I
had trepidations walking that neighborhood by myself at night back then.
And then we're not talking about going to Anacostia. Dana
Bash is gonna show up there. None of these people
are gonna show up there. You don't dare because you
know what could happen or if you don't know, someone
tell you you're gonna Nope, don't go there. This is real, folks.
James Golden snurdly, don't go away, keep it right here.
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Speaker 11: The polling that you showed earlier, combining people who thought
extremely the crime is an extreme problem or crime is
a moderate problem, was ninety one percent. So that is
totally of people who live in a jurisdiction think it's
a moderate or an extreme problem. This is not a
figment of anyone's imagination. This is not mass hysteria. This
isn't you know, some you know, collective hallucination. It's real
people who live there know they aren't sife.
Speaker 3: That of course, the magnificent Scott Jennings, who never fails
to take it home on the Abbey Show, no matter
what he's up against. Ninety one percent of people in
the Washington DC, ever, ninety one crime is an issue
ninety one percent, And yet you hear this fuss from
Democrat leaders and from their journalist allies. James Golden fastest
our in American media. We have got more to go.
I have a question for both Carlos and Jonas when
we get back. I have I'm stumped with a definition
of something pertaining to this crime business. So hang on,
don't go away.
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Speaker 3: Nineteen ninety two, Neil Diamond heads to Madison Square Garden
in New York, which was They're not square, it was
a circle anyway, Six sold out nights straight at Madison
Square Garden for Neil Diamond through the southern border without
any papers when Joe Biden was in office anyway. Okay,
so really quickly, ladies and gentlemen, let's revisit that quote
that I keep twenty three Carlos, and then follow that
immediately with with uh, with with the with the other one,
with with my Jennings, please databas.
Speaker 12: That's the most violent moment in recent history in DC
plus January sixth, and it was an attack on the
United States Capital by a lot of people who were
doing it in the name of Donald Trump. And it
included the people who were hurt included members of lawn person.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 11: A few months ago, I was in Union Station and
saw a body hit the floor at the bottom of
the escalator in Union Station because there was a murder
right in front of me up on the second floor.
I was going to get a tie and I heard
the shots and saw the body hit the floor. So
I've been listening all day long to people trying to
make some argument that Washington, DC is a safe place.
Speaker 7: It's not a safe place.
Speaker 11: And we can argue about statistics and numbers. There's a
police commander right now on suspension because there's some allegation
that the statistics have been altered. We can argue about
that all day long. Nobody in their right mind who
lives there or visits there on a regular basis would
tell you that Washington, DC is safe and everybody who
goes there knows it, and everybody who goes.
Speaker 7: There really going to be a.
Speaker 11: Resistance to have any kind of people on the street.
Speaker 7: Just looking at that.
Speaker 11: The kid that work at the White House when he
got jumped by the ten, it was only because two
saw but he was.
Speaker 5: Able to stay.
Speaker 3: And we still need the public support.
Speaker 13: So coming out is such an aggressive manner I could
actually backfire on us.
Speaker 5: That's an interesting point.
Speaker 11: I will just point out that the head of the
DC Police union, here's a direct quote, we completely agree
with the President that crime in the District of Columbia
is out of control and something needs to be done
with it. So it sounds like to me among the
rank and file, the President has some support from the
cops for doing this today in Washington.
Speaker 7: No, we do need the support.
Speaker 11: I think what happens to DC police on a rolling basis,
I think what happens to cops on the most violent
cities in America on a rolling basis is a disgrace
as well. I think what the President is responding to
today is what can I do today? D C is
the only city I really have control of, So I'm
going to try to give them some support. He's getting
a note of confidence from the DC Police Union. I
suspect if they did things in other cities, other police
unions in those cities would also offer some support. And
so what I would simply say is is that all
you can do is hit the next shot and the
next shot. Right now, I think for a lot of
Americans is what can be done today to reduce violent
crime and to make me feel safer in my neighborhood.
I think he's going to get a lot of political
support for the idea that the federal government's getting a
little more muscular when it comes to cracking down on
violent Clinton.
Speaker 3: All right, all right, all right now, EVR.
Speaker 8: I also talk to a relative of a young girl
who was recently shot in the arm at a courtyard
on the eight hundred block of Yuma Street, and she
tells me that she welcomes this new executive order, saying
that if President Trump can make the street safer in DC,
She's all for it. As for that young girl, she
had surgery today and she is still recovering at a hospital.
Speaker 3: What brings me to this point. I rarely talk about
other radio shows because I don't listen too many. I'm
too busy preparing for this one and doing the necessary
work behind the scenes. But I came across the story
today about that guy that calls himself the God, Charlemagne
the God, and apparently they have a segment on his
show called get It Off Your Chest, And a caller
called in and praised Donald Trump's crackdown, and he suggested
that the host of the show we're playing playing down
what really is happening with all these juvenile crimes that
have sweeping blue cities across the state. And this is
where I need some help. So I've asked Carlos and
Jonas if they is this a what? Carlos is this?
Speaker 5: It was funny because you coughed and then he said
Jonah's name.
Speaker 3: But keep going, you ask me, is this a trap?
A what? Oh?
Speaker 5: My bad? My bad?
Speaker 13: Yeah, whenever you say something about a question, because of
my poor knowledge and music, I always think it's you know,
it's a trap, like something you want me to just
like walk right into and be made fun of on there.
Speaker 3: I don't make fun of you. The audio, this audience
loves you. Carlos, No one makes fun of you, So no,
it's not a trap. I mean upset that you think
I would make fun of you. I don't make fun
of you anyway. And and Jonas, I'm gonna need your
help with this too, because I mean, you all are young.
You all understand the popular slang out there. I used
to back in the day when I was young. I
don't know what certain things mean. Anymore so. Anyway, Charlemagne
was on the air and the caller says to him,
this is a quote. I'm just trying to basically come
to some common sense about this whole DC thing across
the nation. They need to do the exact same thing
that they're doing. I'm from Milwaukee and the y inns everywhere.
When you got people like me working hard, grinding, getting
to it, paying mortgages, paying multiple things, tenants, kids in school,
why should we be disrupted by a y inn that
ain't got nothing going for theyself their self? Y'all need
to show some common sense when it comes to these
stuff that he's trying to put in place. Man. I
don't agree with everything, but guess what this is common sense? Man,
y'all know it's bad out there, but y'all need to
speak to that. Sometimes y'all try to avoid that and
m and then so Charlemagne asked the guy, y'all, y'all
just don't like our solutions. I don't think we need
deliver in a police state. Can we try giving some
of these little y inns some resources? Can we try
putting these kids in trade schools, giving this profer mental
health services, making the schools better. Can we make sure
they got some food in their stomachs so they don't
have to resort to things like crime. Can we try
that first, because there's a lot of people in communities
that are down to implement things like that, but they
need the funding. So here's my question to both of you.
What away ends? Uh?
Speaker 14: I don't think we could say that on air excuge.
Speaker 3: See. First I thought that they would maybe talking about
Hawaiians because that's when I said Hawaiians. That's like Hawaiian, Hawaiian,
Hawaii five oh Waiians. But I was like, I never
heard of Waiians. Carlos, You're you're sitting there with a
puzzle look on your face. Carlos, what a y NDS?
Speaker 5: I don't call.
Speaker 3: You mean you knew, but you forgot?
Speaker 15: Probably yeah, on the on the way from Yeah, I
probably forgot.
Speaker 14: He means he doesn't really call for air.
Speaker 3: Mmm. I'm curious, what could it? What could it mean?
Help me with this? What are Let's go back and
examine this sentence one more time and you've got come on, guys,
I need some help.
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay.
Speaker 3: So the guy says to Charlemagne may, I you may
what okay?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 15: I mean hym is exactly what anybody would think it is, but.
Speaker 5: We can't say on the air. But people use it.
Speaker 15: An alternative word, which could be brothers referring to black people.
Speaker 3: When I'm confused by your experience.
Speaker 15: People use an alternative word to describe what that kid
wanted to say to Charlemagne, which is brothers, and they
mainly refer to black people.
Speaker 3: So you're telling me this why anything has something to
do with race.
Speaker 5: It has everything to do with race, like straight up everything.
Speaker 3: So and and everybody knows what this means, apparently except
for me.
Speaker 5: It's a I mean, don't listen to rap.
Speaker 3: You would know if I listened to rap, I would
know what it means.
Speaker 5: Nowadays, Yeah, mostly mostly rappers from Atlanta.
Speaker 3: Yeah, rappers from Atlanta mostly used y ns and they're
not talking about why ins.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I'm surprised TJ doesn't know well.
Speaker 3: Hy ns. And so everybody knows what you mean when
you say hyn. Okay, because I was going to ask
Princess died, but I didn't think she would know. I
was going to ask Lady Benedict. I didn't think Lady.
Speaker 14: Benedict would know away from that question.
Speaker 3: I was going to ask Dana Bash. I was going
to send her email, Hey Dana, what's a y n?
I was thinking about asking Ronda America's small caffeinated mom,
Ronda Shock, because you know she has four boys and
they're you know, they're still young. I was gonna ask Ronda,
what's yo ron? What's what's Ronda bab what's yo babes?
What's a y n? Is that like a Waiian? A Wayian?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: So again? I know, was that to just passed? Was
that flipping? It just passed the door?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Called flipping? Let me ask him if he knows hey flipping,
Hey James Flipping. Always get to see you, bro, flipping.
I got a question for you. You're in the news business.
You ought to know this because I didn't know this.
There's a story Charlemagne. Some caller called Charlamagne, Who's god is?
You know? Underasing a bunch about Trump DC thing anyway,
and he says, this guy said he's from Milwaukee. The
y ends everywhere. You got people like him working, grinding,
getting to it, paying mortgage, is paying multiple things. Tennant's
kids in school? Why should we be disrupted by a
y in that ain't got nothing going for their self, flipping.
What's a y in?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 3: A young nice person? Oh, a young nice person? JJ,
what's a y in? Oh?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 16: What?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 11: I well, I well, I've never heard a thing you
me either, j This is outrageous.
Speaker 3: It's totally outrageous. My word. Huh that ain't let this
on radio.
Speaker 4: As long as you only keep it at y n
it's it's all.
Speaker 3: Good, It's all good in the hood. Oh, my friends,
We're gonna take a slight break here because we want
some time. On the other side. I have to talk
about this redistricting. Thank you, thank you for clearing that up.
It took.
Speaker 14: Huh.
Speaker 3: I have no idea. I'm reading this thing. I'm like,
and you don't want to be disrupted by a wyian.
I'm like, what the hell is he talking about? Hawaiian Hawaiian? Well,
I don't, folks. We learned something new every day here
somewhere in the city. James Golden's neurdly don't go away.
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Speaker 3: Folks, I'm all gonna hopefully Princess Die is going to
be on Saturday because I have I'm I feel like
half of my brain is missing. I haven't heard what
he has to think about some things, and it just
deurbs my consciousness. Anyway, Bido a'wark is among the unhinged.
Last night he was with Pritzker. First of all, Pritzker
has some nerve. You know this this this this Doge
employee was beaten. They tried to beat the boy to
death down there in DC. I don't know what was
was it Wyans? I don't know anyway. Anyway, cut five,
This is what Pritsker had to say about him. This
is the only thing he could say.
Speaker 16: Our federal workers don't deserve to have some nineteen year
old Doge bro called their careers.
Speaker 3: So, I mean, just the guy's still recovering from being
beaten up. And so you have the governor this bully
in Illinois at the it was the Democrat a Democrats
County Chairs Association. Beto was there. Let's pay one and
two back to back. Actually yeah, both of those one
and two, Beto o'rock mister. Overall, I also don't want
Gavin Newsome, JB.
Speaker 16: Pritzker and Kathy Hochel and any other Democrat who has
unitary power in their state to wait for Texas to
go first.
Speaker 5: I want us to seize the initiative.
Speaker 16: Instead of awaiting the punch throne by these would be
fascists to hit us in the face and then respond.
I want us to punch first, and I want us
to punch harder. So I want them to redraw those
districts right now.
Speaker 3: Right now, we are in a basketball.
Speaker 16: Game right now, if you'll excuse the metaphor, where the
refs have left the arena and the other side is
just clabbering.
Speaker 5: The is punching us in the face, kicking us in the.
Speaker 16: Nuts, and we're kind of throwing our hands up and
we're asking the crowd, the people of America, Hey, do.
Speaker 5: You see what's going on here? This is unfair, This
isn't the rules that.
Speaker 16: We agreed to play by.
Speaker 7: Well, who cares about the rules?
Speaker 3: Right now? Punch back, check back, dunk over their heads
and win some power. Who cares about the rules? Democrats
don't now. O'Rourke was on PMS NBC Cut three. He
said this this.
Speaker 17: Is a criminal enterprise being run out of Washington, d C.
And Austin, Texas right now. You know, Joseph Gerbels infamously
in the third Reich said, one of the best political
tactics is to accuse your opponent of that which you
are guilty of. And so that's what they're doing right now.
And yes, Texas sees through that. Texas is going to
stand and fight and ultimately I believe Texas, the real
people of Texas are going to prevail.
Speaker 3: Really, let's check in with some of the real people
of Texas. You know, the Texas Democrats are still out.
Tomorrow's their last chance to show up for this session,
and I doubt whether they will. Governor Abbott says he
is going to quickly immediately called another one. But State
Representative Gene Wu, Democrat of Texas cut nineteen Carlos Is.
We had this yesterday, didn't have chance to play it.
But I want you to hear from these Democrats in Texas.
They are big leader, jeen Wu.
Speaker 7: But there is no other choice.
Speaker 18: Just like we had no choice but to leave Texas
to stop this corruption. Other states, we're telling them you
have no choice now you have to do this distasteful
thing or our democracy, our nation, the American dream is gone.
Speaker 7: It's toast, it's.
Speaker 19: Over, so Gene, based on what you're saying, should we
anticipate that this is going to go on for another
couple of weeks with Texas lawmakers, Democratic lawmakers staying out
of state and breaking forum.
Speaker 18: Yeah, we're doing our absolute best to hold on and
it's not easy. And like you all said before, we
have lots of expenses, lots of fees. People are calling
in bomb threats, people are threatening to use FBI on
us people. They're harassing our families back in Texas. They're
trying to break into people's houses. They're going to do
all sorts of things to try to get us. You know,
this is a lot of stress on not only us,
but are on our families and our loved ones.
Speaker 7: We're not Republicans, we're not wealthy.
Speaker 18: Most of us are working class people, right and there's
mons who are They live paycheck to paycheck and that's
the reality for most Americans.
Speaker 3: Well enough for that, I won't finish this tomorrow. If
you live pay check to paycheck, pal, do what most
of Americans do that live paycheck to paycheck and even
many who don't show up to your freaking job. Stop whining.
Well there I go again. I'm starting to get out.
Comment down, James, comment down, We got to go. May
God bless and protect each and every single one of you,
your family's, your loved ones. Love and gratitude always, my
friends for you being here with me, allowing me to
be with you on this the fastest our in American media.
God willing we are back tomorrow. There's so much more
to talk about with this redistricting thing, so hopefully you'll
be with us, and hopefully I'll be here too. In
the meantime, my friends, I bid you, I do bye.
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Speaker 3: What the heck is going on here