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Speaker 5: Breaking news sources revealing that John Bolton is planning to
plead guilty to retaining classified information.
Speaker 3: That plea will likely keep him rather out of prison.
Speaker 5: This stems from a charge eighteen of them at the
end of last year of keeping a diary like material
of classified information.
Speaker 4: So it looks like that case is moving forward in
our likelihood is now settled.
Speaker 3: All right now, Yes, ladies and gentlemen, John Bolton pleading guilty.
That has been, by the way, confirmed since that initial
report hit early today. Welcome to the Thursday edition of
Both Sebodies Rush Hour, fastest hour in American media. We
have in the audio roster John Bolton actually from twenty
twenty three, after the big mar Lago raid where classified
documents were found at mar Lago. The President of the
United States, Donald Trump as president before could classify or
unclassify anything he wanted. It was a bogus case bought
by the Biden administration. But let's just revisit John Bolton
back in twenty twenty three. That would be cut to Carlos.
You can keep our music going. Here's mister Bolton. Back then.
Speaker 5: You know, Republicans used to believe that not prosecuting criminals
led the more crime. The answer here is take the
politics out of the decision and in this case, proceed
with the prosecution, and do the same for anybody else
who does anything even remotely like it. Just read the
indictment and ask yourself, if the government can prove what
they allege here, shouldn't this man go to jail? The
simple fact he had the documents for any reason or
no reason should subject him to prosecution, execution.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the way you think about that now, Johnny Hey,
back then, Jamie Radskin cut three ranting about John Bolton's
when this all came up with John Bolton, here is
the and this is a typical view of Democrats back then,
Maryland's Jamie Ratskin.
Speaker 6: You know, it's hard to know what to say about
this other than there is no way that had Bolton
not broken with Donald Trump, he would be facing these
charges today. In other words, he's going to have a
very strong claim of selective and vindictive prosecution because it's
only being brought because he said that Donald Trump was,
you know, melting before Vladimir Putin was constantly mixing government
business with person no money making business and so on.
I mean, he wrote a whole book saying if Trump
were to be elected again, the second term would be
far worse than the first term. And so there's no
doubt that revenge is being exacted against him for those
kinds of statements.
Speaker 3: Well, you say revenge, he had doc. He's pleading guilty.
So all this business that you've heard about this being weaponized,
just throw it out, as many of you did at
the time. Uh, California. Oh you know what before the
Countess of Conspiracy is sitting in the house with us today.
She's not gonna speak. She's been advising me of several
things that are happening out there, and it could happen.
I didn't even ask the Countess of Conspiracy yet about
the last the UFO stuff, which is there's a lot
of and our astronomer Gary saying when I'm gonna have
he reached out to me text. I have to reach
back out to Gary. There's a lot going on with
this UFO stuff, and so we need to catch up.
And I've been talking about the COVID stuff, you know,
all the COVID stuff that's coming out now, and no
one's paying attention to it because of all the other stuff.
And I will say this everything that the cooks told us.
I'm sorry, everything that the people on that were branded
as conspiracy theorists and kooks told us about the vaccines
in past months, going back now over a year, the
evidence keeps coming out over and over and over and
over again that they were right, and there is no
restitution being offered for people's families who people that were
mandated to take these vaccines, who have left the earth
in un timely deaths, especially young people. All the information
and this is an information, it's coming. It is information
being released by the government, and no one's paying attention
to it because we've got so much other stuff going
on in the news. I just thought i'd throw that
out there because it's true.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 3: In the meantime, it's like, if you're watching these riots,
the riots are back in New Jersey. Uh. They lifted
the curfew, so the protesters are back doing what the
protesters do in New Jersey. By the way, you know,
Donald Trump is going to the next game. Yeah, he's
going to the third game. The the the the the
tickets for the nose the nosebleed tickets at the far
up where you can where everything looks like ants. I
thought it was too. It's five thousand dollars for the
new those bleed tickets. A ticket you have to sit,
you have to pay ten thousand dollars if you're taking
a girl and you get to sit up in the
nosebleeds and then after you get home, you won't get
any because she's like, you took me to the cheap sheets.
I couldn't even see anything. What do you mean you're
not taking a girl to a game if she's not
a basketball fan, you ain't spending that Yes, what.
Speaker 8: She has to be into the game, like I've been
taking anybody for like that amount of money.
Speaker 9: To like spending ten g's on a ticket. She better
know the sixth.
Speaker 3: Man of the Knicks. I'm telling you that much.
Speaker 4: She don't know how to ross for inside and out?
Speaker 3: Who's the assistant coach? Tell me now, you're not coming?
Not coming?
Speaker 10: You guys, You guys, wait a minute.
Speaker 3: You guys don't understand the rules of dating. Bro, all
of you bro, What do you mean broadways down the street?
If Philip, if you're trying to impress a woman, you
wouldn't say to her, I have tickets to go see
the next is playoffs. These tickets cost me five Jesus
a piece. Would you would you care to come with
Would you care to come with me? Who is the
woman who just any any off the street?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, Let's say she's the woman of
your dreams. She's got everything that your heart desires, starting
with her amazing intellect. Her amazing intellect, be real amazing, whoa.
I really got to be fascinated by her intellect. And
then she's on top of the intellect, she's beautiful like
you can't believe, like you've dreamed of, like fairy tale beauty,
body of life. And she's sweet, no arguments, no drama,
and she wants to go to the basketball game with you.
You're not gonna take her and spend five g's on her.
She's got to know where Carlo through towns with the
college she's not getting in. I'm to hate to break
it to her.
Speaker 4: Ten geez mmmmmm no, no, no, not in this economy.
Speaker 3: Now. By the way, Carlos and both TJ here, sorry, folks,
were very well from the sports, something we rarely do
yesterday when I asked about it because I didn't even
know who they were playing. Because your host is ignorant
when it comes to sports things, and I don't feel
badly about it. I'm focused on the other things. I
asked them who they were playing. They're playing something called
a Spur, and so I said, well, but they were
both like, well, you know, this is the end of
the line for the Knicks. They're not gonna beat the Spurs.
And apparently the Spurs will up in. They behind last night,
and the Knicks came back and did something something, And
you guys have anything to say about that? Yeah, I
mean it was great.
Speaker 8: The best player of the next He went out in
the first half, like he bunked his knee, then he
rolled his uncle, and then like the second coming he
came out of the locker room and he took over
on the fourth quarter. It was a real nice game
to watch, like the anticipation. You could hear people around,
like on the streets. People were on the streets too.
Later on it was it was getting a little bit
out of hand, but yeah.
Speaker 3: People were on the streets. People on the streets of
New York all the time, doing things to each other.
What were they doing on the streets?
Speaker 8: Okay, okay, okay. I don't know if it was real,
but I saw a video of a woman outside Manton
Square Garden where her hair was lit on fire. What
I said, what I said behind her, chasing her, trying
to put it out with an extinguisher, New.
Speaker 3: York, The Big Apple. Speaking of that and people, do
you know that the state of Minnesota is refusing ladies
and gentlemen. This is real. They are refusing to prosecute
the invaders that went into that church with don lemen
and disrupted the church service. They are refusing to prosecute them.
They said, well, there's not enough evidence. The current evidence.
Everything's on video of what they did. Well, a lot
of it is on video. They don't have the video
how they terrorized the children in that church. They came
into a house of worship and terrorized it. And the
State of Minnesota is letting all of them walk. There's
not a thirty nine people. They're letting them walk. I
just have one question. Do you think the state of
Minnesota would release thirty nine so called right wing activists
if they invaded an abortion clinic? Do you think that
they would not prosecute James Golden Snurgling The.
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Speaker 3: We I'm still looking to see and I hope I
don't have to move this to Saturday, but I may
have to. This business is happening over in the UK.
It has I talked about the case yesterday, folks. This
is this is such a dreadful case. It happened in
twenty twenty five. As I mentioned yesterday, Henry Noak was
stabbed multiple times by a sekh. Now, most seeks by
the way so peaceful. This is a rare thing that happens. Well,
he's a British citizen, a seek. There's other video about
this guy coming out by the way with a sword
that is not a religious sword. It is definitely not
what the Seeks were as a ceremonial dagger. It's but anyway,
the guy claimed racism as the police showed up. And
so here you have Henry Noak, eighteen year old, lying
on the ground, stabbed multiple times. The police handcuffed him.
He's on them, he can't breathe he's been stabbed. But
because of what is now being called a two tiered
system of policing in the UK, he's dying literally on
the streets for over a year. The video was kept secret.
It has come out and the UK has erupted in
anger and Kyle Kidd'stanama is blaming Nigel Farage now for
saying that people should react with rage to it, and
of course the media gets involved. Listen to this apology
that they have and you'll understand the nature Farage said
people should react in a cold rage. That was not
the way it was reported on the BBC and they
had to apologize. Listen to this cut eighteen. Listen to
the apology that the BBC had to you'll understand how
their reporting is so much like ours.
Speaker 7: Before we start tonight, we want to apologize for an
error we made on last night's program. In an interview
about the murder of eighteen year old Henry Novak, we
mistakenly quoted the Reform UK leader Nigel Farash as saying
people should respond to his death with a white cold rage.
To be clear, mister Farash actually said pure cold rage,
as had been stated earlier in the program. We apologize
to him for this mistake. Last night's Newsnight has been
removed from Eyeplayer and BBC Sounds tonight.
Speaker 10: Well, we apologize, we said that Nigel said that people
should reactingly white cold rage, a little racist, dear. But then,
but then we had to go back and take out
the white pot and actually see what he said, that
people should react in a pure cold rage, that they
should be upset. So we had to take off the
part that made him sound like a racist, and we
apologize when we get back.
Speaker 3: Don't go away.
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Podcast Network. The Rush Hour with James Golden on the
Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 3: There is something in New York that is happening. Besides
the New York Knicks. That would be New York state legislators,
the Democrats who run the place. Listen to what they
want to do.
Speaker 5: Now, the Jochel signs this bill sitting on her desk,
and new law will make it illegal to call them
mother and father.
Speaker 1: Nate Foy has the details on this.
Speaker 6: Nate, Hey, Jackie, So yeah.
Speaker 9: New York Democrats argue the words mother and father are
outdated and need to be replaced with more inclusive terms
under state law. All the it's needed now as Governor
Kathy Hockle's signature. So if Hochele approves in New York's
family court, and in domestic and education law, a mother
would be labeled as a gest stating parent, a father
as a nonjest stating parent, and paternity proceedings to determine
the child's father would be called parentage proceedings. The bill
passed the state Senate this week and the state Assembly
back in March. Governor Hockle proudly calls herself New York's
first mom governor. It's unclear if she'll support this change, though.
Speaker 3: I'm not familiar with what was introduced late last night,
so I'll take a look at it if.
Speaker 4: I have until the end of the year to review
them and make a decision, so I won't be comedy.
Speaker 3: I'm penning legislation.
Speaker 9: New York would join other states like Massachusetts, California, Connecticut,
in Colorado to change the definition and wording of parents
in their state laws. Democrats argue the bill is necessary
to accommodate surrogacy cases and same sex couples.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 9: Governor Hokeell's up for reelection this year. Her main challenger,
Republican Nasau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, tells Fox This Morning
this bill is a continuation of war declared on families
by Democrats.
Speaker 3: Jackie Me thank you. In nineteen eighty four, Bruce Springsteen, Yes,
I know, but I don't let politics get in the
way of the music. Bruce Springsteen released the album Born
in the USA. It was the best selling album of
nineteen eighty five. It produced seven top ten singles, which
tied it with Michael Jackson's Thriller album and Janet Jackson's
Rhythm Nation eighteen fourteen album. This, of course, the biggest
hit from that album. Nineteen eighty four, Springsteen know I
will not call him any boss of any sort, had
the best selling album of the year released on this
day in nineteen eighty four. That's enough, Thank you, Bruce.
So Kathy Hochel and the well, she doesn't know, she's
not saying yet, but the Democrats in New York now
want to get rid of the terms father and mother.
They are outdated. I guess then that they would probably
want to rewrite one of the central commandments of life.
Something would have to honor thy ges stating parent and
nonjest stating parent, so that your days will be long
and right. You're supposed to honor your mother and your father.
That is a commandment from on high from the creator.
Honor thy mother and thy father. Honor your just stating
parent and your nonjest stating, because the words mother and
father are no longer useful in our society. According to Democrats,
these people are sick. There is something really wrong with
these people. This passed two houses of New York's legislative legislature.
These Democrats are This is a sickness that has taken
over this entire party, and it's a disgusting sickness. There's
environmental news, more friends, environmental news. I can't believe this
is a Washington pisst today. It's an editorial from the
Washington Post editorial board, and I can't believe reading it.
It's just wait a minute, did I pick up the
wrong paper? They begin this way, Ladies and gentlemen. The
only surprising aspect of Exison Mobile relocating its legal domicile
from New Jersey to Texas is that it took this long.
Exon Mobil headquarters in New Jersey since they were standard
oil since the early Rockefeller days. The Robert Barons and
now Exon Mobil has had enough. They're getting out. The
company headquartered in Houston area. Three quarters of Exxon's US
employees are already in Texas, but the firm retained a
garden state and corporation as a vestige of its nineteenth
century legacy. Is standard oil no more? In March, Exon's
board of directors unanimously recommended they relocate to Texas to
take advantage of a friendlier business climate. What does that mean? Anyway?
There was a shareholder meeting. Over seventy percent of the
shareholders said, yep, let's get out of that state. And
this is what the Washington Post writes. And I find
this almost unbelievable that they actually put this in print.
It isn't difficult to imagine why Exxon wants to move
its legal responsibilities from a state that has tried to
sue major oil companies to the country's hydrocarbon capital. Difficult
to see why Exon wants to get New Jersey tried
to sue them for just being an oil company, so
no wonder they want to get out. And they go
on to talk about the number of states that Texas
has lured from New Jersey, from Delaware, et cetera, et cetera,
and then you have this. Not everyone is happy New
York City Controller Mark Levine, d Democrat, urged Exxon shareholders
to vote against the relocation because it would disenfranchise them.
Texas has a set of higher ownership rules for shareholder
proposers and lawsuit that curtail frivolous lawsuits. Exon says, right now,
they're not going to adopt those new rules, but you
watch they will eventually. The Washington Post editorial ends like this,
Politicians like to blame companies for acting in their self interest,
but that's the easy way out. If New Jersey and
Delaware want to retain companies, let alone attract them, they
need to take a hard look at what they're doing
to drive so many away. My damn, I wonder if
there's going to be a revolt in a Washington Post newsroom,
like there's a revolt over at CBS. We haven't even
talked about this Scott Keelly thing. I have friends that
work for CBS or worked and worked, and some of
them are absolutely beside themselves lived over the changes that
are happening with sixty minutes and Scott Kelly, I have
one caution flag, and that's this. And I had to
remind my liberal friends this because They're like, we've never
seen anything like this before. They're trying to shut down
Where were you all people complaining when the Democrat Party
was trying to shut down rushlumbaff for almost thirty years.
Y'all don't care about First Amendment stuff. Then, in fact,
you had Democrats in Congress trying to shut down right
wing talk shows, but y'all didn't care about that. Now
sixty minutes has a few people fighting. It's the end
of the world. And then you have all these other
stories that are coming out about Scott Pelley. Some of
them I think are amusing. How he instructed he instructed
the camera staff to do a slow fade out at
the end as he takes off his glasses so that
he could have that look of being mister prominent. Silly,
it's but the little tempotenttrum he had. Imagine you have
a new boss. Your boss comes in and say, okay,
you got a new boss. The first meeting of the
new boss with the new boss, the guy can't even
get through and you interrupt him and you start saying
you're not qualified to be the boss, and start grilling
and start bi itering, moaning and taking over the whole
and then you go out and you tell everybody else
he's trying to murder my program. He's trying to murder
the show, and that's the news story coming out of
your What do you expect?
Speaker 8: Yes, Carlos, So I would allow the first part if
he was like carrying the network, you know, like he was, oh, yeah,
we kind of make it without the sixty minutes. But
the second part of him going out and like b
tcc h b I ching, yes, be I it ching,
that's a little bit that's like, that's like loser mentality,
and I don't I'm not about that.
Speaker 3: Well, let me put it like this. Number one, I
have a rule. I don't gloat over anybody losing their job.
I don't care who they are, I don't care whether
they're right. I don't gloat over people losing their jobs period.
I think that I want to be real careful here.
It is there is a danger that is involved in
the glee that a lot of people have over watching
liberal and liberal network meltdown, and I myself believe I
hope one day, if Paramount takes over CNN, that they
will make some changes so that you have a more
measured and balanced and honest presentation of the news. Good journalism,
and that's all I want good journalism one way or
the other, but also believe this simultaneously. American has always
had biased journalism, and I'm not opposed to bias journalism.
We pointed out and we say, these liberals, you go
back to the days of the founding fathers, right, and
you go back and you look at the newspapers. There
were newspapers that were decidedly democrat. The slave owner people,
the Democrats, you know, slave the Federalists and the slaveholders.
The Democrats. The Federalists had their own papers in support
of them. The slaveholders the Democrat Party had theirs. And
that's the way it's been since before there was in America.
I don't want to see either side purged. I think
if you're in the media, your job is to persuade
people to your point of view with the truth and
help people understand the lies, and if you are exceptionally
good at it, you will be rewarded by the marketplace.
That is what Russian Limbaugh did. That's he had the
largest audience ever a symbol on a media, a medium
that was discarded. People were talking about using am radio
to play Musaic on in their businesses. When Russia Limba
came along because of his success, there were thousands of
talk shows that were created across thousands of radio stations
that people had given up for dead. That's what competition
is and does. So I don't celebrate when liberals get
kicked out of their jobs or whatever. I mean. Okay,
we are in the media to compete in the arena
of ideas, and I think competition is a good thing. Again,
I'm not gonna sit here and gloat because Scott Pelley
loses his job or a bunch of CBS people loses
their I don't like it when people I've been fired.
I know what it's like to be fired. It is horrible,
especially now if you're broke. It's even worse than horrible.
But I'm not gonna do all of that. I'll have more.
Donald Trump has announced a seven hundred million dollar investment
in coal plants and the California Exporter these they're losing
their minds. Environmental groups out aged. They make an argument
that I don't understand. They say that by opening cold plants,
Donald Trump is gonna raise electricity costs, and I just
don't get that. How can you have more energy on
the market and have more energy in the marketplace and
it raises prices. I don't understand that argument. Someone's got
to explain it to me. Oh, Debbie didn't go to
the watch party. She has to be and she has
to prepare for her early morning broadcast. She didn't make it.
I saw scenes of these watch parties, folks. This is
something normally that if I saw this many people on
the New York Street, I would be like walking so
fast in another direction. It'll be like, uh uh, I'm
not going in there. And I understand they having these
watch parties at Central Park. I hope that what's left
of the New York City Police Departman is out in
force helping to make sure that there's law and order.
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.
Speaker 3: Before we get to the clip of the day, the
latest on Grand Plantner has dropped. Apparently from what I understand,
this is from an ex girlfriend of his. It has
dropped a story that was delayed. Story is about his
ex girlfriend alleging some kind of assault apparently, and it's
been delayed, but there are quotes that are coming up.
Several women who dated Graham Planner recall unsettling behavior, and
some of it is being reported. This quote, for instance,
he said, apparently one girl, he said this a lot.
This is a quote quote he said this a lot.
If anybody ever broke in here, I would rape them.
Saying that, he added it would not be in a
sexual way, not in a gay way. He was like,
I would rape them to show them that I'm dominant.
End quote. There's other stuff, folks. This remember this is
the guy that had not just a Nazi tattoo. The
tattoo was of the SS concentration camp guards on his chest.
Democrats like Chuck Schumer have endorsed now Clip of the Day.
Earlier in the week, we played a group of ladies
demanding that they have time off, official time off. This
is a bill they're proposing in Congress for periods. They
need time off because periods are so horrible for women.
They went twelve days off. One of those women, Rashida Tully,
was asked at that bill today. This is how that
response went.
Speaker 11: Hi, Congress women, you recently participated in a press conference
that is advocating for twelve days of paid leave for
women who experience menstrual pain. I'm just curious. Democrats think
that men are women, so would men also be afforded
those twelve days off?
Speaker 1: Why do you.
Speaker 6: Ask questions like that, you're a woman.
Speaker 11: Do you know how hard it's been for women in
the workplace with a lot of I mean, I have
friends with pos I mean that.
Speaker 2: This is ridiculous that you're asking this question.
Speaker 11: Well, it's I am a woman, so I'm concerned about
men entering women's spaces, Like, don't do that too hard.
I'm just curious because you guys insist that men are women.
Speaker 3: That's it, You got it. We got to go, folks.
May God bless us protect each and every single one
of you, your family, your loved ones, loving gratitude for
your being here with me, allowing me to be with you.
The police started number one four weeks on this day,
with this one one till tomorrow, my friends, God willing
we bid you ad Thanks.
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