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I have relatives have dyslexia too. I understand that part.
But I'm just James Carvill is just welcome to the
Already It's Friday again edition of both Sturley's Rush Our
fastest hour in American medium. My friends, so much going
on in the news. The Senate is gonna be in Washington,
Washington this weekend. They're not leaving so that they can
keep talking about the Save Act. We have the Save
Act coming up. We have other things coming up. I
have been fascinated by the Afroman trial.
Speaker 4: There's so much.
Speaker 10: Hey, Carlos, how's Mark sadness coming along?
Speaker 4: Don't worry.
Speaker 11: My school is doing really good and they're playing as
we talk.
Speaker 4: They're by thirty.
Speaker 10: Wait a minute, you're paying attention to a basketball game
while you're doing this show. Is that what you're telling
me I.
Speaker 11: Was paying attention was that while I was doing other
shows too.
Speaker 4: To know this guy. It's not just you, it's not
just you.
Speaker 11: But I had a question for you, like, yes, actual question,
how long is that Safe Act thing is going to
take for it to you know, like let's say pass
or like not pass the whole Senate.
Speaker 10: I don't know that's the answer. Because this is an
extended debate. They haven't put a time limit on it.
They're trying to just make sure that they talk enough
so that Republicans can say, yeah, we had a little
debate on it before it failed. Because the way is
going right now, they don't have the votes. That's what
they're saying, and nobody in the Republican side the base
wants to hear that.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 10: Senator Kennedy's still saying it needs to go up to
reconciliation and get it done that way. It only needs
fifty one votes. That way, they could call in jd
Vance and get the dagone thing passed. But John Thune,
and we have John Thune today arguing that no to
filibuster let's just get John Thune out of the way
now before we talk about Afroman and all that. Cut three.
Here's John Thoon, he was on Fox News. Here's your
Senate Republican majority leader, John Thune.
Speaker 7: Am.
Speaker 8: I right, well, Look, I don't disagree that there is
a possibility if the Democrats ever get the House, the
Senate of the White House, get unified control of the government,
they might try to do that.
Speaker 4: I don't think we know, we don't know the answer
to that. It's hypothetical. But what I will tell.
Speaker 8: You is there are not the votes to nuke the
filibuster in the United States Senate today, and I think,
frankly too, for a lot of reasons. Bill this it
has protected Republicans through the years, conservative principles, principles and
priorities by requiring a supermajority to get things done in
the United States Senate. That's the way the Founders designed it.
You can argue that these are different times, and maybe they.
Speaker 4: Are, it's not.
Speaker 8: The Founders deed decided to divide power and the article
on a branch of the government between the House and
the Senate, and they made the Senate this way for
a particular reason. And that is to require a supermajority
to get things done, which means that the minority has
a voice in our government. So you know, we're we're
we're debating the philosophy of that right now. But the
practical reality is, and this is what I keep coming
back to, anywhere close to the votes to nuke the
legislative filibuster in the United States Senate today, that's the
that's the reality that I have to deal with.
Speaker 4: Will follow debate, I C R A P. These are
Senate The philibuster is a Senate rule. Nowhere in the.
Speaker 10: Constitution does it require that the Senate operate with a
super majority. It is a Senate rule, and the Senate
has Now what the Constitution does say is that the
Senate can determine the rules on how they want to
do things. But this is a Senate rule that can
be done away with. It is not the way that
the Founder set up the United States Senate. The win
that the Founder set up the United States Senate. If
we're going back to that would mean that the state
legislatures appoint senators, not that people elect their own senators.
Come on, Thoon, tell that stuff to somebody that doesn't
even that doesn't follow history anyway, just excuses after excuses
after excuses after excuses after So they're gonna talk and
talk and talk until somebody says, Okay, we've talked enough,
now let's make it fail, is my take on it.
Because they're not convincing anybody. Nobody's convincing anybody. On the
other side. Democrats know why they're against the Save Act
and Republicans know why therefore the Save Act cut seven.
Senator Rick Scott out of FLOODDA knows why they Save
Act and why Democrats are opposed to say Act cut seven.
Speaker 4: Here's here's Senator Scott.
Speaker 12: They won't allow illegal aliens to vote.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 12: That's the only answer. So think about how what you
show more than anything else. It's not your credit card.
For most people, it's your it's your driver's license. You
show idea for everything. I certainly said you show it
for to get you know, to hopefully not get a ticket.
But if you go to the grocery store, you often
often have to show it if they're they're checking your
credit card. If you go to a doctor's office, your
board a plane, whatever, you know, whatever you do, you're
gonna have to do this by a lottery ticket. In
my stay, it's O whatever, you have to show this,
So it's not it's not like it's in the world
to show it. The So the difficults say, oh, first off,
it's it's a Jim Croach a point zero. I mean,
let's remember they're the party to go with Jim crow.
But the this is not there's nothing racist about this.
So every you know, everybody I know has id and
think about they say married women always going to be
disenfranchise married women. I'm I'm married to a married woman.
I have two daughters that are married, and I think
they can figure out how to get whatever I do,
they want, how to vote, all those things. They don't
need anybody tell them what to do. They can figure
this out. So any Democrat that says that women can't
figure this out, they're stupid.
Speaker 10: Okay, nah, since we did that, let's go to cut six.
John Kennedy, who has actually been trying to tell everybody,
we don't even have to go through this process of
endless talk. We can just do it through reconciliates. Cut six.
Here's Senator Kennedy.
Speaker 13: Say back says, very simple, Look, when you're registered to vote,
you've got to prove that you're an American. And number two,
when you you go to vote, you have to prove
you are who you say you are in order to vote.
But we've got to get sixty one votes or sixty
votes to pass this bill. There's a shorter way. I
don't know why we haven't tried it. We ought to
be doing it through reconciliation, which only requires a fifty
votes plus the vice president. I'm in the minority on that.
The majority leaders, my good friend doesn't agree with me.
Speaker 14: Can't tell us a little bit about it.
Speaker 1: Having no idea.
Speaker 10: I have no idea, Yeah, well must have beginning to
have ideas. Now we have Lisa Murkowski who's one of
the no votes on it. But you know what, in
the interest of time, because I wanted to get to
some other things today, I'm going to invite all of
you to join me tomorrow morning, God when we are here,
and we'll talk about Lisa Murkowski and her no votes.
And she's what was on the Senate Floyd explaining why she,
because of how special it is up in Alaska, can't
vote yes.
Speaker 4: What is this? I looked it up.
Speaker 10: Certain STDs can potentially affect the brain. What's Carville's medical history?
Speaker 2: Ooh ooh, ooh.
Speaker 4: Ooh, holy cow mmm mm mmmmmm.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we're gonna have to play that carvel one back
tomorrow too, because that is okay. So enough for the
say fact, we've got other things to talk about today.
The Afroman trial had me. I actually had to watch
some of it last night. I'm gonna take a break
now because we need to be able to spend some
time with Afroman in that trial. Also, if you are
online trying to get to wherever you're going this weekend,
O MG, the lines at Hartsville International are ridiculous. I've
never seen I've been in that airport so much, in
all the terminals, and it is a massive airport, and
I've been through security. I had to stay in Atlanta
a few times. He had to go through. That's I've
never seen anything like what's happening at Atlanta Airport at
Hartsville International right now. I've never seen anything like what's
happening at Houston. La Guardia in New York jacked up.
And by the way, for those of you New Yorkers
in the audience, your two New York representatives Chuck Schumer
and Hakim Jeffries, both from Brooklyn. They caused this. It's insane.
What's happening at the airports. If you're traveling this weekend,
leave a lot of time. James Gollin snurwly here Friday.
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Speaker 10: So yesterday Afroman was found not guilty. Afro Man again,
Carlos is the first one, because I mean I had
heard this, I didn't know Carlos knew Afroman played it
for me one day. When I say knew him, don't
mean that biblically, of course, he knew his music.
Speaker 4: And so Afroman's.
Speaker 10: To recap the story, the sheriff out in this country
where he lives in conducted a raid on his home.
He says they took money they didn't belong to them.
He also says the disc. He says they disconnected his
video surveillance cameras around the house and they left the
place a huge mess. He was ticked off, very ticked off.
So he started making satirical posts about some of it
on social media and eventually did songs about it. One
of those songs I'm Gonna play Tomorrow. He also in
the satire he went after them hard, no pun intended,
including he called one of the sheriffs something like lickham Lowe.
Lisa and I watched that testimony yesterday and this poor
woman was in tears watching herself being defamed, and it
was I gotta tell you, it.
Speaker 4: Was brutal, brutal.
Speaker 10: He used AI with that one and had her performing
sexual acts on another woman, and it was just all
It was brutal.
Speaker 4: Jerry found them not guilty.
Speaker 10: This cut fifteen is one of the sharoffs testifying in
the trial. This will show you how the trial went.
And there are so many. Oh my god, just cut fifteen.
Speaker 15: So you're claiming that is the defamation statement that he
said he had sex with your wife. Yes, and that's
painted you in a false life. It's caused tremendous pain
in my wife.
Speaker 4: I'll get to that.
Speaker 15: We have to go through false light first. So does
it paint you in a false life? Yes, that my
wife is cheating on me with mister Forrman. But we
all know that's not true.
Speaker 4: Correct. I don't know what what?
Speaker 15: But you don't know if you're watched cheating on you
or not.
Speaker 4: You want to go there, No.
Speaker 15: I just want to ask that question. As you said,
we don't know. I've just been with that woman since
middle school.
Speaker 4: I would hope she wouldn't.
Speaker 15: But you know what, once somebody puts it out there
for their fun and entertainment, it's health there and it's
a problem. So that's something we cannot verify the truth of.
M Is it a thing that can be verified true
or false? Ask your point?
Speaker 10: Wow, of course he can't say because he's suing for defamation. Yeah,
we all know it's not true. So we had to
answer the way that he had to answer. But this
is so difficult anyway. Jake Tapper had Afroman on after
the verdict, and this is how that conversation with Afroman with.
Speaker 16: Mister how are you feeling after this decision by the jury?
Speaker 1: Rejoiceful? I feel great, I feel real good. I feel good.
I'm happy that freedom of speech and common sense is
still around.
Speaker 16: Tell us about the lemon pound cake that you mentioned
in your song.
Speaker 1: Yes, you know, when I was watching the raid, I
was mad about you know, I was watching the door,
I was angry, and one of my fans just happened
to put in the comments watch him watch the lemon
pound cake. And then I looked at and it was
kind of funny, and then I put it up on
my post.
Speaker 4: I took his clip. He put his clip.
Speaker 1: In my comments. You know, he did it for me.
He put his clip in my comments. So I downloaded
his clip and I didn't really think it was a
big deal, but I posted it and people was just crazy,
you know, like hey, you know, and every time I
say lemon pound cake, the comments would run up.
Speaker 4: It was like this magic word.
Speaker 1: So we made a song about it, named the album,
and it's been working.
Speaker 4: Yes, my friends and lemon pound cake.
Speaker 10: The cops have received that this raid thousands of pound cakes.
Speaker 4: Apparently we'll be back. Don't Go Away.
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Speaker 4: Okay, let us my friends.
Speaker 10: Turned to this jarring story Pete hag Seth yesterday. Now
Pete hagg Seth was talking about the losses to our
members of our military and he offered up a prayer
for them. Apparently that did not sit well with the moderator,
the host debt of Slay the Nation on CBS. Bad
news from CBS. By the way, today they're closing down
their radio news industry, the CBS Radio News Network.
Speaker 4: Now, many of you, I'm gonna come back to it.
Speaker 10: I'm not gonna lose my place here with with this
Margaret Brenner girl, But let me just say about CBS,
it saddens me. Yes, I know liberalism and how the less,
but as a student of media, particularly radio and electronic media,
this is a real sad story. William Paley, founder of CBS,
was young in the business when CBS Radio News started
in September of nineteen twenty seven. That business grew and
radio was one of the first real electronic media nationwide
electronic media medms that there was, so CBS paved the way.
Speaker 4: With this.
Speaker 10: The CBS Radio Network, then television of course came. But
in radio and television then you also had the other
two networks that sprang up, but they were both the
same company. A lot of people don't know that NBC
and ABC were the same company. One was called the
Red Network, the other was called the Blue Network. Now
they're both just Blue networks, But back then and eventually
they split off into two separate networks. Television came, the wars,
came World War Two, and in World War Two, CBS
News exploded.
Speaker 4: From London.
Speaker 10: You heard the rooftop reports during the Nazi bombing of London.
Speaker 4: Edward R.
Speaker 10: Murrell, CBS news reporter who would become a legend in
the industry. Some say gave way to the current day liberalism,
but regard he was a giant, and CBS had names
that became giants in the industry, Douglas Edwards, Dallas Townsend.
You had so many things that happened through radio. The
fireside chats with Franklin Delano Roosevelt in the nineteen forties,
the great during the Depression, I'm sorry, during the Depression years,
CBS Radio's coverage of Germany's invasion of Austria in nineteen
thirty eight, that's the first time that Edward R.
Speaker 4: Murrow was heard on their airwaves.
Speaker 10: For generations, it was CBS, the Tiffany Network that just
really find what would be the standards of journalism. Of
course Walter Cronkite. Then you have that bunch like Dan
Rather and the rest of it where it really became.
Speaker 4: What it is.
Speaker 10: And I don't even want to talk about that because
I want to talk about the great days of CBS.
And by the way, NBC at the time also had
great reporters. You had people like Check Huntley, David Brinkley.
These people were giants. And so to see the demise
of CBS Radio News is just it's jarring for those
of us that have followed media and studied me it's jarring.
Speaker 4: It's sad. But James, But James, there a bunch of liberals.
Speaker 10: I know, I know, you don't have to tell me
about liberalism and the networks and liberalism and the news.
But I'm gonna tell you something that's not all that
they were. They weren't just a bunch of liberals doing liberals.
There was also back in the day, a long time ago,
real journalism coming out of some of these organizations and
once upon a time, this thing about the Tiffany Network
was in terms of the standards and setting up broadcast
standards back when they used to when people used to
pay attention to broadcast standards, real deal.
Speaker 4: So it just saddens me. I'm sad.
Speaker 10: And I have had friends that worked for CBS News
in the radio news division, and it was the highlight
of many of their career because it's still had that.
Even though the luster no longer shined as brightly as
it had in was shown as brightly as it had
in previous years, it was still a place where standards
applied and meant and meant something. So I'm just sad.
But change happens, and with change comes more opportunities and
so and you know me, folks, those of you have
been listening a long time. No, I don't celebrate people
losing their jobs, never do. I'm just very sad over it.
At the same time, I'm hopeful that the new opportunities
for the good people. And there are many good broadcasters
at work at CBS, and there are many good broadcasters.
Speaker 4: Who do work.
Speaker 10: In spite of the political and over politicization of some
of the work for us, there are still great broadcasters
that work at some of these places, and it just
sends me to see that it's going away. So back
to the very liberal brinner that hosts this Faced the
Nation show. When the Secretary of War prayed for our troops,
she posted something on X the news report that we
have of it. It's Trace Gallagher over at Fox was so,
I guess put out by what he heard that he
devoted a piece of commentary to it, and we thought
we'd play it for you.
Speaker 4: Cut to.
Speaker 10: Trace Gallagher speaking about Margaret Brynner, host of c Face
the Nation, responding on social media to Pete Hegseth praying
praying for our fallen troops.
Speaker 4: Faction is a not.
Speaker 14: Common Sense department has criticized the liberal media for consistently
framing the war in Iran as if the US is
losing or in the process of losing. Common Sense was
beginning to chalk it up to the left losing faith
in America, but maybe the left is just losing faith today,
War Secretary Pete Hegseth held a press briefing and offered
a prayer for the six US service members killed in
that Middle East plane crash. Praying for troops is a
tradition that goes back two hundred and fifty years. But
the host of CBS faced the nation, Margaret Brennan, was
apparently offended by the prayer, posting on X quote the
Secretary of Defense tells the American people to pray for
our troops on bended knee and invoke Jesus name, going
on to say quote the religious references as justification of
war continue. Brennan got pushback from politicians, pastors, and podcasters
accusing her of attacking people's faith, but the Daily Beasts
decided to pushback had nothing to do with her comments
and everything to do with her sex quoting Trump goons
launch another attack on female journalists. Did the Daily Beast
ever consider that people of faith don't appreciate being mocked
and degraded. Common sense assumed the left didn't want America
to have a prayer of winning the war. Looks like
they just don't want Americans to have a prayer period.
Speaker 10: And there you go, my friends, it's not just the liberal.
They can't stand it when to hear prayers, not even
for our fallen soldiers. Moving on, ladies and gentlemen, California,
and I hope to be able to if we can
squeeze some time in tomorrow talk about this. I briefly
mentioned it. This could be huge, and I hope that
the publicity around it doesn't change what is developing. So
many Democrats are running in the governor's race in California
that the two Republicans have managed to squeak their way
to the top two positions in polling. And we're not
talking big numbers here, sixteen seventeen percent. That puts you
on top because so many Democrats are running, but with
their weird system of elections ranked choice, it is possible.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 10: One of these people running is Steve Hilton. He's been
running for a while. He's an immigrant. You can tell
where he's from or give you an idea where he's from.
And mister Hilton had some words to say about Gavin Newsom.
Gavin Newsom, by the way, has been doing his best
to smear and internet journalists Nick Shirley, because Nick Shirley's
been out in California actually doing legwork and showing it,
going to places that claim that they're doing business with
the state, offering hospice services, offering medical care, and in
many of these businesses's nobody there or you have like
one hundred and fifty businesses and in what that are listing
themselves all getting money from the state, and it seems
impossible that they would be that he's doing the legwork.
And Newsome chastise surely online. But first Steve Hilton, who's
running for governor of California, had some words to say
about Gavin Newsom and fourteen here are they here.
Speaker 17: He is simple four letter word. It's called mugger, and
it stands not for make America great again, like the
President would say, but the guy who's obviously on a
presidential campaign right now across the country, Gavin Newsom. Mugger
stands for most useless governor in America.
Speaker 4: That's Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 17: Because California has the worst results of any state in America.
We have the highest poverty rate, the highest unemployment rate,
the highest cost of living, highest gas prices, highest costs
for everything, insurance, housing, water, rent, you name it, car registration,
everything costs a fortune. You've got crime, you've got homelessness,
the wildfire disaster, everything's a disaster. And so people are
saying we've had enough, We've had enough of this. We
need change in California, and I've been traveling the state
putting out a strong positive alternative three dollar gas, cut
your electric pills in halfirst.
Speaker 4: I don't want to.
Speaker 10: Move into all his politicalause. I don't want to do
a political ad for the guy. But he's out. He mugger,
Gavin most useless governor of America. Mugger. That's Gavin Newsom,
and it sounds like a mugger. I mentioned Newsom. Has
Newsom retweeted or re posted, re exed a what it
looks to be a smear on Nick Shirley having him
at the a classroom door? Can I see your kids?
Like he's some kind of pedophile dressed up in some union.
John Fetterman has taken exception to this. Shirley is doing
the work that the journalists refuse to do. He's actually
on foot all over California visiting these places where taxpayer
money is going. And what he's finding is astounding. And
what he's not finding, what's your actual business? Is conducting business?
It looks like it's Minnesota on steroids.
Speaker 4: It could be.
Speaker 10: So Here's Fetterman seventeen talking about Newsom's attacks on the.
Speaker 4: Social media journalist Nick Shirley, why.
Speaker 18: Can't you celebrate any journalist or any you know, activists
doing that? And what you know, Governor Newsom put out
a disgusting video implying that he's, you know, a pedophile
or he's that Like why you know, like I mean,
like that's like kind of a smear, you know, like
you can you may you want to disagree or but
to imply that someone someone in one of the most
gross kinds of terms like that, well, it's like, hey,
shouldn't we agree, like, you know, eliminate all the waste
if it exists under my perfume, let's eliminate it. Let's
all that what it is. You know, I'm not going
to call someone or imply that you're you're a pedophile
or you're you know, going after kids in the gross ways.
Speaker 19: But what's crazy to me and so many other people
that have seen these videos is to then see reactions
from leaders and the Democratic Party saying we don't have
a problem, this is racist, this is whatever, and denouncing
that the reports of this. But when you see this fraud,
it angers everyone. You're spending money as a taxpayer and
then you're giving the money away to fraudsters.
Speaker 1: It should.
Speaker 4: Sure, it should, Yeah, it should, it should.
Speaker 18: You should be angry and you know, like fraud can
happen on both sides, but when it's identified, I don't
care if it's in a democratic state, like we should
all just acknowledge maybe there is a problem here. This
is part of the thing. If you tell voters that
you're wrong or you know, hey, it's no problem, there's
nothing here, then you lose. And now that you want
to turn that into if you want to turn that
into like the border, you know, with Themmocrats in twenty
twenty three, you know.
Speaker 4: We do that at our own peril.
Speaker 10: Fetterman's, by the way, poll numbers in Pennsylvania among Democrats tanking.
I bet you you poll Republicans on Fetterman, even though
he still stays with the Democrats on some things. There's
a lot of respect growing in this country for Democrat
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