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Speaker 6: The City of Paris has received reports of ongoing ice
operations within the area. We urge all residents to remain calm,
stay indoors when possible, and know your rights. Do not
go out unless necessary, stay at home and do not
open the door to strangers. His message is for awareness
and safety. The city is committed to protecting the dignity
and well being of all our residents. Please stay safe
and continue to monitor official city communications.
Speaker 7: Yes that's in California, of course. The mayor there, Michael Fargus.
A full video release the city has become aware of
ICE operations. Stay indoors, do not tread outside unless you
absolutely must. I guess the entire city, the entire city
must be worried about an ICE detainer or being. The
entire city population is at risk. This from Paris, California.
We know all of you are illegal. We we urge
you stay indoors, do not come out. Ice has been spotted.
This is unbelievable. What is happening in California right now?
All right, let's let's get this over with. Alan Dershowitz
was on with our friend Lincoln friend Sean Spicer, and
it's regarding the Epstein files. I'm gonna get it out
the way now, because after that, I'm moving on. I'm sorry. Yes,
I know there's this angst. I see it on social media.
Every freaking person in the world that cares about Jeffrey
Epstein's list and client list and everybody lighting it up.
That's as I cover up the missing minute. Where's okay?
Alan Dershowitz on with Sean Spicer today.
Speaker 2: This is not an opinion, This is a fact I
have seen.
Speaker 8: Remember, I was accused falsely and and ultimately I was
completely cleared. The woman admitted that she may have mistook
me for somebody else or withdrew all of her lawsuits.
Speaker 2: And so from day one, from the day.
Speaker 8: I was accused, guys that I want every document out
because I knew every document would prove.
Speaker 2: I was innocent.
Speaker 8: So let me tell you, I know for a fact
documents are being suppressed, and they're being suppressed to protect individuals.
Speaker 2: I know the names of the individuals. I know why
they're being suppressed. I know who's suppressing them.
Speaker 8: But I'm bound by confidentiality from a judge and cases,
and I can't disclose what I know. But I can't
to God, I know, I know the names of people
whose files are being suppressed in order to protect them,
and that's wrong, just.
Speaker 2: Out of curiosity without names?
Speaker 1: Are these politicians, business leaders, both they're.
Speaker 8: Everything, And let me tell you a lot of them are.
At least one of them is somebody who was accused.
Others are accusers. And the judges have said if somebody
calls themselves a victim a victim, we're not going to
give any information about them.
Speaker 2: But they may not be victims, they may be perpetrators.
Speaker 8: So we don't don't have information about false accusers, and
we know there have been many false accusers who have
accused innocent people for money, and those records are being deliberately,
willfully suppressed, and they shouldn't be suppressed. If the accusation
is allowed out, so should the material that diminishes the
credibility of the accuser. We want total transparency on this,
every single document, no redaction. That's what I've said from
day one. I waive any of my rights of privacy.
Anything there is about me. I'm happy because it will
be exulpatory because I know I haven't.
Speaker 2: Touched a woman other than my wife from the day
I met Jeffrey fctein. I don't even hug people.
Speaker 8: But I was falsely accused and I was able to
prove it, and I was able to prove it through documents,
and I want other people to be able to disprove
false accusations through documents.
Speaker 2: But these documents are being suppressed and with pell.
Speaker 3: Okay, thank you and many of you.
Speaker 7: I mean, what am I supposed to say about this rectum? Okay,
release the documents now, thank you, I said it.
Speaker 3: Release the dotaments now.
Speaker 7: Moving on, ladies and gentlemen, because I am of look
obviously they are very very powerful interested work here to
keep this list or these names out of the public arena.
I have no idea who the people are that they're
talking about, and I have no idea why what is
happening is happening. I'm sorry, I just can't get up
the outrage about it. I know many people are outraged.
I would be lying if I come here and try
to go in full outrage mode. I am outraged, not outraged.
This has been going on for deck. There's a lot
that we don't know. There's a lot of information that's
being suppressed and has been suppressed. There are a lot
of people. I saw a headline today in one of
the mainstream pressed things about the Brennan Komi investigations going
on now, and it's like the information was Trump targets
two officials who gave an investigation on hip.
Speaker 3: No no, no, no.
Speaker 7: Trump is investigating the administration, the dj is investigating the
people who targeted Trump. But even so, I'm sorry, I'm
a little bit skeptical. I'm a skeptic. I don't know
whether we are going to see the complete wheel of
justice turn with that. Every one of you that follows
politics knows that this originated. That whole scandal, the coop
attempt against Donald trum Rump originated in the Obama era.
Hillary Clinton fingerprints almost all over this phony dossier, the
legal firm that was used in it, DC legal firm
Perkins Coee, all the rest of it up to their eyeballs.
Maybe in it, maybe, But what we don't know is
whether Obama was in on it or not. Many people
suspect this could not have happened without Obama being knowing
it or what. And let me just ask you, do
you ever think we're gonna get the one hundred percent
skinny out of everything? When have the Clintons ever, ever
ever been held accountable for the things that they have done.
Speaker 3: To this country?
Speaker 7: And there have been a lot, so I'm skeptical, Like, yeah, okay,
we'll see how folks. The circles within circles within circles
within circles at the highest level of this government are
not just limited to one party. They have powerful interest
moving on Kook alert to keep our kids safe.
Speaker 3: People.
Speaker 7: For many years, the Countess of Conspiracy and I have
been battling over things, and you have on this program
heard me mock openly mock the idea of Kim Trail's
You've heard me mock it today yesterday, Lee Zelden. This
thing runs almost three minutes, and then I want to
talk about another story with it.
Speaker 3: In fact, maybe I'll do the.
Speaker 7: Other story first because it involves this horror story that
is still unfolding down in Texas right now. They are
about one hundred and sixty some other people still missing,
and that goes with the over one hundred and fifteen
people that are dead, including many children, as you know,
and despite the fact that liberals have been making all
sorts some liberals, a few of them, have been making
all sorts of nasty, outrageous, ugly comments about those dead children,
about their parents, trying to turn it into a race obsession,
and all the rest of it. The horror of what
is going down there is and it's still ongoing, is
just almost mind numbing. Washington Post Today has a story.
He seeded clouds over Texas, then came the conspiracy theories.
Augustus Dorico knew when he founded a cloud seeding startup
in twenty twenty three, twenty twenty twe twenty three, then
he'd have to contend with misunderstandings and conspiracy theories surrounding
the technology. Still, he wasn't quite prepared for the sheer
volume of online fury he has faced in the wake
of the catastrophic Texas floods that have killed more than
one hundred people, nearly twice that many missing. He says,
it's been NonStop pandemonium. Durrico and his company rain Company
Rainmaker have become the focal point of host spiraling across
social media that suggests the floods in Kirk County with
human made were human made disaster. The Washington Post rights
an array of influencers, media personalities, elected officials, and other
prominent figures, including Representative Marjorie Charlie Taylor, Green R Georgia,
and former Trump advisor Michael Flynn, have publicly raised the
possibility that cloud seating operations like rain Makers might have
caused or at least exacerbated the historic deluge.
Speaker 3: That's impossible.
Speaker 7: Atmospheric scientists say cloud seating which planes scattering, which planes
scattered dust particles through clouds to trigger rain or snow,
remains a fledgling technology. The effects are too limited, too
localized to produce anything remotely like the fifteen inches of
rain that drowns swaths of central Texas over the fourth
of July weekend.
Speaker 3: That's why I'm from Dubai.
Speaker 7: That never mind, the amount of energy in making those
storms is like that is astronomical compared to anything you
can do with cloud seating, says Bob Robert or University
of Illinois at or Bona Champagne Atmospheric Science and Meritis professor.
Speaker 3: You'd like to have to say that to describe yourself.
Speaker 7: We're talking about a very small increase on a natural
process at best, but that hasn't stopped the conspiracy. Theorist
and Will Caine on his show interviewed this guy, and
we'll play some of that when we get back. James
Golan snurbing, and then you gotta hear Leez Elden it's no,
it's wow. On this day, Mayavis Staples was born nineteen
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Speaker 9: A shocking poll shows Texas Democrat Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett is
leading in the race for incumbent Republican John Cornyn's Senate seat.
Even bigger news though the massive backlash over her making
the Texas flood disaster all about her. Well, it's not
news because she does that with everything, even talking about
her hairstyle. That's an odd mix of topics.
Speaker 7: Plus it's true there's a poll Jasmine's leading over John
Corny in Texas. Unbelievable, right. Rolling Stone's a month at
number one in nineteen sixty five of this day, part
of that month at number one. Also this day in
nineteen sixty nine was the funeral for Jones, one of
the founders of the original Rolling Stones, Bill Wyman, Keith Richards,
Charlie Watts, one of them were there. His eppitash Please
don't judge me too harshly, James Goldlin snurly. Okay, let's
get to it. I promise we'll do it. So let's
start at least with this one. Will Caine had on
The Rainmaker CEO Augustusto Rico they were cloud seating in
Texas near where this all happened right before.
Speaker 10: The question is whether or not rainmaker cloud seating on
July second contributed to storms that occurred on July fourth.
Did it enhance did it intensify what we saw some
thirty six to forty eight hours later.
Speaker 11: Unequivocally, our closeting operations on July second did not imp
the flooding that occurred later.
Speaker 3: And that said, my.
Speaker 11: Heart and prayers are still with all the people of
Texas and all the families that have been affected. It
was a tragedy. But in cloud seating on the second one,
we are regulated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation,
and we have what are called suspension criteria where if
there are National Weather Service flash flood warnings or severe
storm warnings, then we cannot operate in those areas per
the restrictions and regulations we have. Our meteorologists actually proactively
suspended operations a day before the National Weather Service issued
a flash flood warnings, so we were ahead of the curve.
Speaker 3: So he's saying, Nope, we didn't have anything to do
with it. No, we didn't do it. We didn't do it.
Speaker 7: They were cloud seating in the area days before. That's flooding.
Now you've already heard from scientists and other experts saying, folks,
come on now, cloud seating cannot produce those kind of rains.
Speaker 3: Not those kind of flood rains.
Speaker 7: The technology is in its infancy, really, really, Jonas, we
have more from the CEO of the Rainmaker. One more
and then you got to hear what Lee Zeldon has
to say. So whatever you do, keep it right here.
Fastest hour in American media is on the way. Folks
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Speaker 3: Nineteen eighty four.
Speaker 7: On this day, the Drummer, Give the drummer some. The
drummer got some sixteen years.
Speaker 3: Sixteen to life.
Speaker 7: Actually, Jim Gordon sentenced to sixteen to life after being
found guilty of murda and it said he it was
his own mom arrested. He was suffering from schizophrenia. He
had acute schizophrenia, but he wasn't allowed to use an
insanity defense because California law prohibited in this case. So
a man diagnosed with acute schizophrenia mental illness, sentenced to
sixteen to life in California.
Speaker 3: James Goldin slowly wasn't here.
Speaker 7: Okay, let's get back to this seating business and then
to Lee Zelden, and then I want to move on
and touch on the immigration stuff happening. By the way,
you might know already a federal judge has blocked Donald
Trump's birthright citizenship ban for all infants, so it makes
it a nationwide block. He did put a hold on
it to allow the to allow the administration to respond.
A lot of people say, didn't they learn anything from
the Supreme Court. Look, the Supreme Court. Actually they're ruling
led to this because it does allow for class actions
to be brought. And this issue had to come sooner
or so. This is not one that I'm just saying, Okay,
you know, the judge may have its motivations, but folks,
this battle has to take place. Now back to this
issue of cloud seating and what happened in Texas. Will
Caine had the CEO of Rainmaker, a company that does
cloud seating, and they were in the area two days.
They stopped two days before the floods. So this was
the second question that Will Kane asked.
Speaker 10: People can listen to longer form interviews that you have
done about some of the safety and research you've done
on what you use to cloud seed. Now, I want
you to please address a larger question, which is one
that is somewhat broad and perhaps even religious. But are
you playing God? Are you messing with things that you
shouldn't be messing with when it comes to the weather.
Speaker 11: I get this question all the time, and I totally
think it makes sense to ask it. My intention is
to serve God. I think that in Genesis one twenty
six or twenty eight, and then throughout the Psalms and
the rest of the Bible, God tells us to take
dominion over and steward creation, both for our sake creations itself,
and then to honor Him. And so if there are
droughts and we have the tools to mitigate the damage
done by them for our sake and for nature itself,
then we should deploy those for the sake of tending
to in stewarding the world. And if we weren't to
do that, if we were to ban cloud seating wholesale
despite knowing that it's safe, despite knowing it could help
alleviate these problems, we'd be abdicating our guidant responsibility to
be stewards of the world.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm sure that people that hear that that have
a religious point of view are going to have varied
opinions on his interpretation. Moving on, this might have come
as a surprise the head of the EPA Leez Elden,
and it speaks for itself.
Speaker 12: Concerned Americans have urgent and important questions about geoengineering and contrails.
Speaker 2: The American public deserves.
Speaker 12: And expects honesty and transparency from their government when seeking answers.
But for years, people who ask questions in good faith
were dismissed, even vilified by the media and.
Speaker 3: Their own government. That era is over.
Speaker 12: The Trump EPA is committed to total transparency. As a result,
I tasked my team at EPA to compile a list
of everything we know about contrails and geoengineering for the
purpose of releasing it to you now publicly. In other words,
I want you to know everything I know about these topics,
and without any exception, instead of simply dismissing these questions
and concerns as baseless conspiracies, were meeting.
Speaker 13: Them head on.
Speaker 12: We did the legwork looked at the science, consulted agency experts,
and pulled in relevant outside information to put these online
resources together. Everything we know about contrails to solar geoengineering.
Speaker 3: Will be in there.
Speaker 12: That means anyone who reads through this information will know
as much about these topics as.
Speaker 3: I do as EPA administrator.
Speaker 12: To anyone who's ever looked up to the streaks in
the sky and asks me what the heck is going
on you you've seen headlines about private actors and even
governments looking to blot out the sun in the name
of stopping global warming. We've endeavored to answer all of
your questions at the links on your screen. In fact,
EPA shares many of the same concerns when it comes
to potential threats to human health and the environment, especially
from solar geoengineering activities. The enthusiasm for experiments that would
pump pollutants into the high atmosphere has set off alarm
bells here at the Trump EPA prior to NOWA has
never been this proactive to raise awareness about concerns with
geoengineering and to stop this activity from being scaled up.
This is what it looks like when government actually listens
to the will of the people and doesn't try to
squash it. You can always trust this administration and this
EPA to take your concerns seriously, answer your questions honestly,
and carry out the will of voters with integrity.
Speaker 3: Well, ladies and gentlemen, your questions on. He calls them.
Speaker 7: He doesn't call them kim trails. He calls them comp trails.
But whatever current anyway, it's the same difference. We're talking
about the same stuff. You look up in the sky.
You see those patterns in the sky that are abnormal.
And now all of if your questions will be answered
by your government, and they are going to be utterly
transparent and tell.
Speaker 3: You the truth. So big day.
Speaker 7: Now, the amount of Americans worried about global warming CNN's
Harry Inton cut eleven Jonas.
Speaker 3: Let's check in with that.
Speaker 13: Are Americans afraid of climate change? And the answer is
Americans aren't afraid of climate change. Climate activists have not
successfully made the case.
Speaker 2: To the American people.
Speaker 13: I want you to take a look here, greatly worried
about climate change. We have data going all the way
back since nineteen hundred and eight nine. Look at that.
It was thirty five percent two twenty twenty forty six
percent and twenty twenty five forty percent, which is the
exact same percentage as back in two thousand. Despite all
of these horrible weather events, the percentage of Americans who
are greatly worried about climate change has stayed pretty gosh
darned consistent.
Speaker 2: Which kind of boggles them up a little bit.
Speaker 13: Granted, everything that we see on our television screens, our
computer screens, the hurricanes, tornadoes, the flooding, but yet greatly
worried about climate change twenty five the exact same percentage
is back in two thousand.
Speaker 3: Boom.
Speaker 7: So Americans are not rating this high on the list.
And there's one person I have to thank for it.
I think that deserves a lot of credit for that.
That would be Rushlingba, who spent years debunking some of
this client is nonsense that was going around.
Speaker 14: Now.
Speaker 7: I'm not saying that climate doesn't change. Climate has been
changing since the earth was created by God, and things
have been changing on Earth every day since the world.
This world was created by God, and so yes, things
do change and the climate is changing. But mankind, you
driving around in your automobile wrecking the world.
Speaker 3: No, anyway, I want to move on. I want to
go to La visit there again.
Speaker 7: Mentioned yesterday that Gavin Newsom was out in South Carolina
trolling for votes.
Speaker 3: We have two.
Speaker 7: One was an appearance that he made on TV. The
other was in South Carolina. Let's start with cut six
and will Gavin the great gasm You would.
Speaker 14: Think a little humility, little grace.
Speaker 15: The President of the United States may have put out
a statement talking about, in fact, we just celebrated the
fourth of Golile.
Speaker 3: Next year we'll be celebrating two.
Speaker 15: Hundred and fifty years of this enduring values of our
founding fathers, the best of the Roman public, best Greek democracy,
that we're all in this together, and find a little grace,
a little humility.
Speaker 3: You know what he did instead, at the.
Speaker 14: Exact moment of the press conference, he decided to press
go and he took those military ninety of them, those
same National Guard men and women that were out there
protecting the peace and helping us during the wildfires, put
masks on this time, and we're sent out military gear
on horseback with American flags, with black helicopters with teas
running down the streets of a great American city in
MacArthur Park in the middle of the day, while children
were in.
Speaker 2: Summer camp playing on the soccer fields.
Speaker 3: Not one arrest was made.
Speaker 16: It was an act of powerliness and it was an
act of cruelty intended for one purpose, cruelty to divide us,
to make us more apathetic, to make us more cynical.
Speaker 7: All right, and now let's go to representative, Thanksgavs. Let's
go to Ted Lou sat a Republican. I'm sorry, Democrat,
Ted lou Representative Ted Lou cut four And this is
still on this holemanc off the park that they keep
repeating Man and.
Speaker 17: Trump administration is engaged in illegal mass racial profiling. So,
for example, they went ahead and invaded a parking Los Angeles.
There was no justification for that. They weren't going after
any specific people. They just want to go to a
park that had a bunch of brown people and try
to round them up, and that is unconstitutional.
Speaker 2: It is illegal.
Speaker 17: And it turned out they didn't actually find any person
who was undocumented because these are not targeted operations.
Speaker 2: These are designed to sell fear in the community.
Speaker 17: And that's why the City of Los Angeles has sued
as well as other groups such as ACLU.
Speaker 7: Now yesterday, yesterday I played a clip from a woman
at mcarth Park who let us know news media isn't
reporting this gasm, isn't saying it. Ted Lewis, isn't saying it.
The activists warned people in the park, and fifteen minutes
before Ice got there, they started clearing people out of
mccarthur Park. Now, I want to go back to twenty
twenty four. Those of you in the New York area,
if you visited, you're a tourist. You all people from
all over the country have visited the Carnegie Deli in
New York. And there are other famous delis in New
York like Cats Deli, and everywhere there are famous delis.
If you in Florida, there's two Jays whatever. La has
a very very famous deli. It's called Langers. This cut
eight is a report from NBC News on Langers, and
you will understand why I'm playing it.
Speaker 18: Landmark Los Angeles restaurant threatening their close because of increasing
problems around MacArthur Park, including crime and homelessness. The city
says it is responding, but as NBC forest Ted Chen reports,
the owner says ton has nearly run out.
Speaker 19: The people who live in MacArthur Park say they've reached
a breaking point over issues of crime and homelessness and
drug use, and it's gotten so bad. The owner of
a beloved institution says he's about to close.
Speaker 2: I've been complaining about this for agers.
Speaker 19: normOn Langer says his frustration has Here's to the point
where he's thinking about closing a restaurant. Many Angelino's can't
imagine life without.
Speaker 3: I might close it within a week. I might close
with that that is correct, I'm getting that angry.
Speaker 19: Angry enough to close Langer's Delicatessen in restaurant after nearly
eighty years in the heart of MacArthur Park, where people
who live here for decades say things have gotten dramatically worse,
in particular problems with crime, drug use, and mental illness.
Speaker 2: What you're seeing is a symptom here of a community
and stress. I've seen things I can't even describe, I
probably shouldn't describe.
Speaker 19: On tv iyvon Nnette Machado says the park she says
she used to take her daughter to as a child
has changed so much her daughter recently got a husky
for protection.
Speaker 20: Do you really need to get a bigger dog to
feel safeer on your community like it's expensive.
Speaker 19: Langer says he's lost a third of his business and
that the response from the city has been lacking.
Speaker 3: Oh, we've got a team in there, We've got this.
Speaker 2: No, you don't have enough resources to put in there.
Speaker 19: In a statement, the office of Council Member Unicis Hernandez said, quote,
Council Hernandez has brought in an unprecedented level of funding
to MacArthur Park to address the decades of under investment
in the area. The office of Lamoric Karen Vas said, quote,
supporting local businesses like Langers is a top priority, not
just through direct aid and resources, but also through addressing
homelessness and crime. Langer told me he thinks city officials
think he's bluffing when it comes to closing, and he's
about to show them he's not. In MacArthur Park, Ted
Chen NBC four needles.
Speaker 7: MacArthur Park in California has been in the decline for decades,
and it is a known hangout not just for illegal
but for MS thirteen, for all us. And so all
of these democrats run around like MacArthur Park is some
little pristine park with children playing and having everything. And
here the bad old Ice people just rolled up and
tried to intimidate all these good people just out having
the plane. And that's a bunch of bs. These people
have mismanaged the city. It is poorly run. It is
a danger too. Businesses are leaving now by the way.
Speaker 3: I checked. This guy still there. He's trying to stay through.
Speaker 7: The Olympics, if he can keep his doors open through
the Olympics. And they have increased police patrols around his deli.
But that park is still a mess, and it has been.
These people are obscene with what they're trying to pull off.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 7: We got to take a break. We have more on
the other side. James Godlin snurwly fastest hour in American media.
What you got here? Jonas?
Speaker 3: I know what this is. It's the Starlight Vocal Band,
that is correct. Do you believe this? On which number one?
I could see it kind of.
Speaker 7: This song was huge, Little Afternoon Delight, nice and mellow.
It's nice a country two weeks at number one, nineteen
seventy six.
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I have so many man on the street stuff for
you today, and woman on the what whatever.
Speaker 3: They're on like this, gal.
Speaker 21: I just got out of a meeting with my d
just caseworker, and she is threatening once again to take everything.
Speaker 20: Unless I go and get a job. I explain to her,
I can't go and get a job.
Speaker 8: Actually, it's not even.
Speaker 20: That I can't, it's that I do not want to.
I have been in welfare for thirteen years. Thirteen years.
I have been on Section eight, so I haven't had
a payrunt okay, food stamps, cash assistance, disability. I don't
even know how a job works, Okay. I don't want
to work. That is the whole point. I don't want
to work. I told her she is not going to
take my food stamps, she is not going to take
my Section eight, and I'm still not going to work.
Speaker 19: You trying to get me to work and me.
Speaker 20: Refusing is a you problem, It's not immune problem. I
will continue to sit at home on my ass while
the taxpayers work and support me and my children. Because
if you are in America and you pay taxes, that
is your responsibility. So no, sweetheart, I'm not going to work.
Speaker 15: Thank you.
Speaker 7: Yes, ladies and gentlemen, there are all kinds of things
we can't even get into them all. Let me give
you just a hint. Grab sixteen real quick. We'll only
just play thirty seconds and you'll get the drist of
this one.
Speaker 22: Oh now, you can't get lashes, you can't get your
head done. You can't buy no lobster, you can't buy
no crab. You can't go on no trips. You can't
have a life because you will on.
Speaker 7: They worried about the big beautiful bill. We'll get back
to that one. May God bless protect each and every
single one of you, especially you workers out there. Love
and gratitude, my friends, you are being here with me
and allowing me to be with you, God willing. We
are back tomorrow for the Friday edition of both Studers
Rush Hour. Until then, my friends, I bid.
Speaker 8: You, I do.
Speaker 3: Bye.
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