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Speaker 6: The way, the way that the decision is written. They
Speaker 6: are unapologetic in trying to say, well, it's okay to
Speaker 6: play politics with people's right to vote, with their access
Speaker 6: to the pole. It's okay to play politics. And here's
Speaker 6: how I think about it. What they are doing is
Speaker 6: they are back during racism, behind politics to get to
Speaker 6: this decision and to justify them what is happening in
Speaker 6: particular right now in all the Southern states, and this
Speaker 6: is obviously a time for us to fight.
Speaker 1: The words do come out of her mouth, The words
Speaker 1: don't often make sense contrasted with reality. Yo, it could
Speaker 1: be that I'm not going to Someone just gave me
Speaker 1: a visual of what might be going on here, But
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't subscribe to any of that.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Welcome to my friends to the Friday edition.
Speaker 1: In both Lely's Rush Hour, that, of course the failed
Speaker 1: billion dollar baby Kamala Harris, Let's put a billion up
Speaker 1: and let's see how we throw the dice. Maybe she'll
Speaker 1: be the no money next time to Welcome to the
Speaker 1: I can't believe it's already Friday edition in both literally's
Speaker 1: rush hour fastest hour in American media. We have more,
Speaker 1: do me a favor, Play that one more time and
Speaker 1: pause it. When I ask you.
Speaker 6: To the way that the decision is written, they are
Speaker 6: unapologetic in trying to say, well, it's okay to play
Speaker 6: politics with people's right to vote with their asr.
Speaker 1: Caause the decision is written.
Speaker 7: They're trying to say it's okay to play politics with
Speaker 7: people's right to vote.
Speaker 1: First of all, ladies and gentlemen, no decision by the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court in recent memory has told people they cannot
Speaker 1: vote period, to play with their right to vote. That
Speaker 1: means something. Those three words actually mean something, a right
Speaker 1: to vote. Everybody that had a right to vote still
Speaker 1: has a right to vote. What she's saying makes zero
Speaker 1: since continued, please.
Speaker 6: So thee it's okay to play politics. And here's how
Speaker 6: I think about it. What they are doing is they
Speaker 6: are backdoring racism behind politics to get to this decision
Speaker 6: and to justify stop.
Speaker 1: What does that mean in the way that I think
Speaker 1: about it, they are backding racism behind politics. What does
Speaker 1: that mean?
Speaker 8: I think she she could have said either backdoring politics
Speaker 8: or behind politics, back dooring behind I think it's like
Speaker 8: a little bit too much.
Speaker 1: She was trying to make a point, but it ends
Speaker 1: up being what point was she trying to make? Help
Speaker 1: me that.
Speaker 8: They're disguising something, But she she went like back door
Speaker 8: and behind politics. I'm like, okay, you said it twice
Speaker 8: now like okay.
Speaker 1: Okay, so their back door. I don't want to talk
Speaker 1: about backdoor or to stop James don't even I know
Speaker 1: we're not gonna go there. Stop it, James, stop it. Okay,
Speaker 1: So we're not gonna backdoor politics behind something something racism, racism, racism, racism, racism.
Speaker 1: All right, we have a longer version if that one's
Speaker 1: not excruciating enough, and it was, but still we have
Speaker 1: more excruciation from the million dollar baby, the Democrats, hope,
Speaker 1: the Kamala she of the word salad clan that is
Speaker 1: cut for Kamala word salad. Harris, Here's what.
Speaker 6: I would like to also invite, in addition to everything
Speaker 6: that we know we're going to do, in terms of
Speaker 6: what we have to do, to activate, to march, to protest,
Speaker 6: to speak up. I think that we need an expanded playbook. Okay,
Speaker 6: and I think there's gonna be some risk that we're
Speaker 6: gonna have to assume along with that, but we need
Speaker 6: to be cared to be able to handle that. I
Speaker 6: think that we need an expanded playbook in a way
Speaker 6: that shouldn't invite all ideas that we have basically looked
Speaker 6: that we say, look, this is a moment where there
Speaker 6: are no bad ideas, no.
Speaker 1: Bad right there. We invite your bad ideas because this
Speaker 1: is a moment where there were no bad ideas. So
Speaker 1: the more kakay bad ideas you come up with, it's
Speaker 1: okay because they're not bad. Because we need an extended playbook.
Speaker 1: We have to extend the playbook and it's gonna be whiskey,
Speaker 1: but we have to extend the playbunk. Okay, let's hear more.
Speaker 6: The storm is what I'd like to call it. And
Speaker 6: in that no Bad Ideas brainstorm, we talk about.
Speaker 1: Well stop it. This is what she's running on the
Speaker 1: no Bad Ideas campaign. We're we want you, we want
Speaker 1: all your bad ideas. Let's let's let's build a playbook.
Speaker 1: On a bad idea, because the more bad ideas are
Speaker 1: bad ideas. Let's have all your bad ideas. Let's continue.
Speaker 6: We need to do and think about doing around the
Speaker 6: electoral college. We talk about the idea of Supreme Court reform,
Speaker 6: which includes expanding the Supreme Court. We invite a conversation
Speaker 6: about multi members districts. We talk about.
Speaker 1: Stop it, stop it. Wtf is a multi member district.
Speaker 1: I've never even heard of that before. What is a
Speaker 1: multime member district? You have multi members holding the Saints?
Speaker 1: Hold on, I've never heard this crazy in American powery TJ.
Speaker 1: What is a multi member's district? I expect you to
Speaker 1: understand what this woman is saying because I can't finish
Speaker 1: the rest of the sentence because I will really get
Speaker 1: in trouble. You don't know, I started to say, because Carlos,
Speaker 1: what is a multi member district? I'm not even from here?
Speaker 1: How would I know? Well, I'm from here and I
Speaker 1: don't know. Yeah, well, oh shoot, wait a minute, we
Speaker 1: got a phone thing happening again. I don't know why
Speaker 1: these people keep calling my phone and why you can
Speaker 1: hear it and I can't. It's a technological something that happens,
Speaker 1: and I don't understand it anyway. I don't know what
Speaker 1: that moves. Could you just injured back so we can
Speaker 1: hear that again, because I want to make sure I
Speaker 1: heard that right. A multi member district This must be
Speaker 1: one of her bad ideas, folks, Kamala Harris, Okay, let's
Speaker 1: let's let's see whether we got that right. M Yeah,
Speaker 1: we're searching that. We don't want to get too much
Speaker 1: into the excruciation of it. We just want to wheel it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Okay, that's about multi members districts.
Speaker 1: She said it, multime members districts.
Speaker 6: We talk about the idea of same Court reform, which
Speaker 6: includes expanding the Supreme Court. We invite a conversation about
Speaker 6: multi members districts. We talk about what we win the Senate,
Speaker 6: which we should and we will. Then the Senate Judiciary
Speaker 6: Committee should have rules that they put.
Speaker 1: In place to win.
Speaker 6: These rules will come before as nominees to the Supreme
Speaker 6: Court and lie that they are to account and consequence,
Speaker 6: not just that somebody goes on cable news and says
Speaker 6: they lie, but that there are rules in place to
Speaker 6: actually penalize people for lying to a Senate Judiciary committee.
Speaker 1: Stop it right there. Stop it. So this I don't
Speaker 1: I don't even want to this idiocy because it's beyond idiocy.
Speaker 1: This woman actually thinks that people are gonna put up
Speaker 1: a rule for the Senate Judiciary Committee that if a
Speaker 1: Supreme Court nominee says something and then the Democrats get
Speaker 1: mad with the person later on and say you lied,
Speaker 1: then they're gonna be rules for the Supreme Court justices
Speaker 1: or for justices that they get penalized. What's the penalty
Speaker 1: you have to pay? One thousand dollars per everything that
Speaker 1: Democrats say you lie about? You get what thrown out
Speaker 1: of office? What happens to you? And if it happens
Speaker 1: to you, then what happens to politicians who tell lies?
Speaker 1: Because if you're gonna charge justices and judges with lying
Speaker 1: to a committee, what happens to the liars that are
Speaker 1: in Congress? Do their lives go unpunished? This is wholesale stupidity.
Speaker 1: The idea. I'm not calling her a name. I want
Speaker 1: to be really clear on that. I'm not calling her
Speaker 1: a name. I'm saying these ideas that she's putting forth
Speaker 1: are wholesale, one hundred percent grade a stupidity. They make
Speaker 1: absolutely no sense. Continue.
Speaker 6: We agree that it is right to have ethics rules
Speaker 6: for Supreme Court justices, and let's put those in place.
Speaker 6: Let's talk about statehood for Puerto Rico and DC. These
Speaker 6: are the things I think that we've got to do.
Speaker 6: We've got to neutralize these red states from cheating, including
Speaker 6: blue states expanding their maps, and all of this, I
Speaker 6: think is is we gotta fight fire with five.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's stop it right here. First of all, miss Kamala,
Speaker 1: Blue states can't expand their maps anymore because you've already
Speaker 1: jerry mannered them to the point that Republicans have zero
Speaker 1: representation in a lot of the Northeast states. Now, if
Speaker 1: you want to take the one seat that they have
Speaker 1: in Maryland, okay, take it. What are you gonna you
Speaker 1: wanna California? Just matched out, What are you gonna do?
Speaker 1: Make it illegal to become a Republican? What other blue
Speaker 1: state do you think you have? Roommen, do you know
Speaker 1: how to do math? Kamala Harris, does anyone ever explain
Speaker 1: to you what the maps of the country already look like?
Speaker 1: Because apparently you don't know. This is just bizarre and
Speaker 1: they want to help come. No one takes their party
Speaker 1: or this woman. Seriously, we gonne we gonna do We
Speaker 1: don't trying to sound all hip and stuff. We gonna
Speaker 1: do dig. Why don't you just say, we fit in it.
Speaker 1: We fini, we fitting to get, we fitt in the
Speaker 1: fit fixed fire with fire, right, we fit to do that. Goodness, gracious,
Speaker 1: let's take a break. Please, thank you. I hope they
Speaker 1: nominate this woman again and they put up another billion
Speaker 1: dollars behind her.
Speaker 5: Rush This is the Rush Hour with James Golden. The
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Speaker 1: You said, now I'm with me. You said the Kamala
Speaker 1: press conference sounds like sounding.
Speaker 8: Like what I said, that her statements have something young
Speaker 8: blond reading all over it.
Speaker 1: I don't understand that reference.
Speaker 8: It was very it was you can take it with
Speaker 8: a oh, with the movement I did of somebody finishing
Speaker 8: a bottle of wine in the beginning.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, oh that's what you mean. Yeah.
Speaker 8: I like something young blong too, But I don't, you know,
Speaker 8: make statements afterwards.
Speaker 1: You know, it's Friday. I want to play something fun
Speaker 1: unrelated to politics. I want you to pickure this. There's
Speaker 1: this black dude. He's probably been in jail, I don't
Speaker 1: know how long. And this guy's been in jail. You
Speaker 1: could just look at him. He's got that lifer look
Speaker 1: to him. He's eighty and he still got this hard
Speaker 1: look to him. But it's like that old you know
Speaker 1: when you see an old school guy a OG and
Speaker 1: they're just like, yeah, nothing that you say phases me. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that kind of OG. So I saw a clip. I
Speaker 1: don't even know what prison this guy's at, but he
Speaker 1: was up for parole and I just this exchange. For
Speaker 1: some reason, I found this exchange to be enlightening and
Speaker 1: amusing at the same time. Again, he's an eighty year
Speaker 1: old guy and they have him up at his parole
Speaker 1: hearing cut twenty and this is what it is. This
Speaker 1: is part of what it sounded like.
Speaker 10: If you're gonna give it to me, give it to me,
Speaker 10: then I could go back.
Speaker 11: I'm not gonna debate with y'all or nothing.
Speaker 9: Have to go.
Speaker 10: Grant me parole, grant to me, and not gonna granted Tommy.
Speaker 10: I got five months to go as simple as to that.
Speaker 12: Well, I I you know, mister Edwards, to make it
Speaker 12: very difficult to even consider you for parole.
Speaker 10: I'm just I'm just being straight up.
Speaker 11: If you go blended to me, blended to me, you know,
Speaker 11: if not, If not, I'll go back and I'm finishing
Speaker 11: my time.
Speaker 1: I'm not begging, baby. If you're gonna bring the parole,
Speaker 1: bring it. If not, I just go finish my time.
Speaker 1: What I've been in here for five months, I could
Speaker 1: do five months standing on my head. You're gonna bring
Speaker 1: the parole, bring it. I ain't begging. Tell me why
Speaker 1: you think you should be granted parou yo, I ain't
Speaker 1: play that again. I'm sorry to keep repeating stuff, but
Speaker 1: I love this guy.
Speaker 11: If you're gonna get me, give it to me, then
Speaker 11: I could go back. I'm not gonna diggate with y'all enough.
Speaker 1: If you go grant me.
Speaker 10: Parole, grant to me. If you're not gonna granted to me,
Speaker 10: I got five months to go.
Speaker 1: Simple as simple as you make it very difficult to
Speaker 1: even consider you for.
Speaker 11: I'm just I'm just being straight up. If you go
Speaker 11: blended to me, blended to me, you know, I will
Speaker 11: not If not, If not.
Speaker 1: I'll go back and I'm finishing my time. Yo. I
Speaker 1: guess that's he's going to finish his time. Most likely
Speaker 1: we'll be finishing our time too.
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Speaker 1: There's a lot of money being said.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, reflecting pools, ball rooms and a memorial part.
Speaker 1: What do you make of that?
Speaker 13: I think that people can't fete themselves. They're having a
Speaker 13: hard time affording their groceries.
Speaker 7: They're having and even harder.
Speaker 13: Time a lot of ways affording their rent mortgages. And
Speaker 13: why should Why should this administration and this president has
Speaker 13: openly said that he doesn't care or doesn't think about
Speaker 13: the financial situations of everyday Americans at all, then try
Speaker 13: to take a billion dollars more, I mean more out
Speaker 13: of our healthcare and put that towards a ballroom when
Speaker 13: people are already struggling. It's just deeply out of touch.
Speaker 13: I think it's insulting to everyday people who are trying
Speaker 13: to get by on the honest day's work.
Speaker 7: To get insulting to everyday. People out there, they're just
Speaker 7: trying to get buy in any way, Why do you
Speaker 7: take a billion dollars from people's health care and please
Speaker 7: it buy in a reflecting poll?
Speaker 1: That, of course was New York's alc the woman who
Speaker 1: who killed, who killed, literally killed thousands upon thousands of
Speaker 1: New York jobs when she led the charge she and
Speaker 1: the other left wing radicals in her party against Amazon
Speaker 1: opening a warehouse. And now she complains that infrastructure spending
Speaker 1: on Washington, DC is why should this happen when people
Speaker 1: just straggling? Oh well, maybe we should just stop all
Speaker 1: infra stuff. She voted for the Biden infrastructure package. Remember
Speaker 1: all that money. No one knows exactly where it went.
Speaker 1: People were having a hard time then too, Wow, James Gonna. So,
Speaker 1: I mean this idea that Alexandria O Cassio Cortes, right.
Speaker 7: Petting doesn't care about. He says he doesn't care gay
Speaker 7: me bydy yes.
Speaker 1: I mean, you listen to this rot gut as often
Speaker 1: as I have to listen to it. After a while
Speaker 1: you start to become immune from it. But then sometimes
Speaker 1: it just really gets the I mean, the idea. All
Speaker 1: of a sudden, she's against infrastructures building these people have wasted.
Speaker 1: Remember I remember when Joe Biden before he was when
Speaker 1: he was Obama's vice president, they came up with a
Speaker 1: trillion dollar, seven hundred and eighty four billion semi dollars
Speaker 1: of an infrastructure package that Democrats voted for. And I'm
Speaker 1: telling you, hard to find where that money went. And
Speaker 1: then when he was president, they came in with another
Speaker 1: one of these trillion dollar infrastructure deals and no one
Speaker 1: can figure out what happened with the money. And so
Speaker 1: you get this little congresswoman from New York City who
Speaker 1: actually he killed good paying jobs coming into New York
Speaker 1: be she because she's got a herd on with Amazon
Speaker 1: and doesn't like Amazon. She and these other radicals in
Speaker 1: New York killed job opportunities for people, and she's hitting
Speaker 1: here complaining. And then there's the one on the view. Boy.
Speaker 1: So far we've just been we've just been playing the
Speaker 1: women that have been complaining all day long. Who do
Speaker 1: we open up with? We opened up with Kamala, and
Speaker 1: then we did this one, this AOC girl, and now
Speaker 1: the one on the view, well, we did interrupted with
Speaker 1: our parole, So we did at least get a guy
Speaker 1: in there. I don't care whether you give me parole
Speaker 1: or not. Bring it. If you're gonna bring it, if
Speaker 1: you ain't gonna bring it, as all right, I go
Speaker 1: back to myself. I'm eighty Jack. I'll go back to
Speaker 1: my cell for five months. You make it very high
Speaker 1: for us. I want to give you perou.
Speaker 9: So what.
Speaker 1: Whoopee? Goldberg from the view Cutting ninety hears that.
Speaker 14: Some things that he didn't seem to care about. He
Speaker 14: didn't care about Americans health care when he left the
Speaker 14: Affordable Care Act subsidies expired. He didn't care about American
Speaker 14: safety when he delayed payment to TSA agents over forty days.
Speaker 14: He didn't care about his own supporters. Please for no
Speaker 14: more wars when he went into a round, and now
Speaker 14: he doesn't care that about can.
Speaker 1: Stop. Let's start over again, and I'm gonna pause after
Speaker 1: each one. Please.
Speaker 14: Some things that he didn't seem to care about. He
Speaker 14: didn't care about Americans health care when he left the
Speaker 14: Affordable Care Act.
Speaker 1: Yeah, stop it. You don't seem to care about American
Speaker 1: sealth care neither during your Democrat party. Otherwise we wouldn't
Speaker 1: have an Obamacare. Obamacare is not helping most Americans. They
Speaker 1: can't afford it, they can't afford the premiums, they can't
Speaker 1: afford to be on it. It helps the insurance companies. Whoopee,
Speaker 1: You've made insurance companies very wealthy with this Obamacare. It
Speaker 1: has delivered very little to the American people by way
Speaker 1: of actual health care provision. But of course one wouldn't
Speaker 1: recognize you to do a deeper dive into the facts
Speaker 1: because that might require you actually read something other than
Speaker 1: a headline or the Democrat talking point memo that gets
Speaker 1: passed out each day. I don't know. It must be
Speaker 1: because they all say the same lines. Somebody's got a
Speaker 1: memo with the talking points and they distributed to all
Speaker 1: these people like Whoopee Goldberg, Joy Behar. I don't think
Speaker 1: Joy Reid is on the list because she gets a
Speaker 1: different set hers a race based talking points that seemed
Speaker 1: to come out of wackadoodle land. But the rest of
Speaker 1: them get the Democrat talking points. Let's continue with more
Speaker 1: of the Democrat talking points from Whoopy Goldberg on ABC.
Speaker 14: He didn't care about American safety when he delayed payment
Speaker 14: to TSA AG and so forth.
Speaker 1: Stop it. He didn't delay payments to TSA payment if
Speaker 1: you bothered to understand politics, which again would require that
Speaker 1: you actually read something other than your talking points. You
Speaker 1: would understand that it was the Democrats who caused the shutdown,
Speaker 1: and they bragged about it, and they caused the shutdown proudly,
Speaker 1: because whoopy, you may be ignorant and not know this either.
Speaker 1: They wanted to reform ICE. In other words, they wanted
Speaker 1: to stop people from deporting illegal immigrants. Because the Democrats
Speaker 1: get their party their power from illegal immigrants. How do
Speaker 1: they do that? Well, whoopy, you would have to read
Speaker 1: the Constitution something I don't know whether you've seen or
Speaker 1: not this lifetime around, but in the Constitution there's a
Speaker 1: provision that congressional seats are picked by population. It's a
Speaker 1: representative republic. Too long to explain that to your dear whoops,
Speaker 1: But the bottom line is Democrats get more seats because
Speaker 1: they have sanctuaries and illegal immigrants like the eleven million
Speaker 1: that Kamala Harris and Joe Biden flooded the country give
Speaker 1: them power. Too much too much information for you, whoopee,
Speaker 1: it's too factual. It's not a Democrat talking point, so
Speaker 1: you probably cannot absorb it. But let's go on. To
Speaker 1: the next thing.
Speaker 14: Dasy didn't care about his own supporters please for no
Speaker 14: more wars when he went into a round, and now
Speaker 14: he doesn't care that Americans can't afford to feed their families.
Speaker 1: Listen, stop it. The Americans can't afford to feed their families.
Speaker 1: Where are you complaining about this during Biden because that's
Speaker 1: when Biden's inflation shot up and people were complaining left
Speaker 1: and right. I know you didn't cause you don't have to.
Speaker 1: It's funny when you're concerned about the American people and
Speaker 1: how hard they are having it, And it's funny when
Speaker 1: it doesn't bother you and your ilk meaning Democrats at all.
Speaker 1: It never did during the time about it. He didn't
Speaker 1: care about his supporters with no more Wars, by the way,
Speaker 1: the promise was no forever wars, not no more wars period,
Speaker 1: and most of his supporters support him taking on Iran.
Speaker 1: So get a new talking point? Whoopy Goldberg, Why don't
Speaker 1: you actually try to read something other than Democrat talking
Speaker 1: points or watch something other than Democrat talking points once
Speaker 1: in a while you might sound more informed, But then again,
Speaker 1: that would defeat the whole objective of your being on
Speaker 1: the propaganda work for the Democrats, wouldn't it? Huh? Moving on,
Speaker 1: this was delicious. This comes in what's that on the clip?
Speaker 1: If you want, oh, no, I guess go ahead.
Speaker 14: Nobody wants anybody to have but to have nuclear weapons.
Speaker 14: I wish none of them had it, but everybody.
Speaker 1: Seems to have one.
Speaker 14: Everybody's got a nuclear weapon. Fortunately for us, no one
Speaker 14: has pressed the button. Well we had, we did, well,
Speaker 14: we button and we are a country that.
Speaker 1: Stopping right there. You got a gaggle of females and
Speaker 1: not one of them a penalty doesn't know history. We
Speaker 1: didn't press the button. And by the way, in those
Speaker 1: days there was the button was in the plane and
Speaker 1: it wasn't just once. Do you happen to know? You
Speaker 1: beyond ignorant women on the view that there were actually
Speaker 1: two strikes on Japan before they surrendered one the first
Speaker 1: was Hiroshima, the second was Nagasaki, and then so it
Speaker 1: was twice. And then you go on, well, everybody seems
Speaker 1: to have a nuke, So that means it's okay for
Speaker 1: the Iran to have a nuke and everybody doesn't have
Speaker 1: a nuke, which is the whole point of this. There
Speaker 1: are nations that should never have a nuke, and Iran
Speaker 1: is one of them, and then you have the rest
Speaker 1: of them chiming in like a bunch of little parrot birds.
Speaker 1: Wow right, but we're the only ones. We're the only
Speaker 1: ones that use the nuke? Why do we do it
Speaker 1: to save over a million military lives and also save
Speaker 1: the Japanese population from even greater catastrophe in World War two?
Speaker 1: These women are infuring if there I'm kidding, I can't
Speaker 1: these people stop it? Stop it? Do we have something
Speaker 1: else we can? Just let's go to something fun. Let's
Speaker 1: go to Jamie Raskin trying to pick on a sixteen
Speaker 1: year old boy. And this was amazing. This sixteen year
Speaker 1: old student was testifying sixteen year old and Jamie Raskin
Speaker 1: decides he wants to pick on him and listen to
Speaker 1: the way that this turned out. This was two days ago.
Speaker 1: There was a hearing about sharia law in the country
Speaker 1: and sixty year old Marco Hunter Lopez cut sixteen boy,
Speaker 1: oh boy, check this out.
Speaker 12: The first original thirteen colonies that required a declaration of faith.
Speaker 12: So I'm not acknowledging that.
Speaker 15: Well wait a second, now, you're you're first in my territory.
Speaker 1: Now, mister Hunter Lopez, you brought it up.
Speaker 15: Are you aware that the Constitution of the United States
Speaker 15: does not establish a religion if forbids establishing religion.
Speaker 1: Are you aware that doesn't mention God?
Speaker 12: So the Declarture Independence mentions God four times. But what
Speaker 12: I was going to say is the Declaration of intendance law.
Speaker 12: So Declaration of Independence was declaring our independence from the
Speaker 12: tyranny of Ai.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but.
Speaker 12: I'm not you know, suggesting that we need to go
Speaker 12: back to taking, you know, tests, or saying that you
Speaker 12: have to acknowledge it.
Speaker 15: Wait, do you know that Thomas Jefferson was denounced as
Speaker 15: an infidel who wrote the Declaration of Independence because he
Speaker 15: didn't believe in the establishment of religion. And he and
Speaker 15: Madison were emphatic about separating church and state. That's the
Speaker 15: whole glory of our constitutional design in our history. That
Speaker 15: they rebelled against centuries of religious warfare between the Catholics
Speaker 15: and the Protestants and witchcraft trials, inquisition, Holy Crusades America
Speaker 15: proclaimed the separation of church and state, what Thomas Jefferson
Speaker 15: described in his famous letter to the Danbury Baptist as
Speaker 15: a wall of separation.
Speaker 12: That was a letter, not a law.
Speaker 15: Okay, so do your position is that America is a theocracy?
Speaker 12: What you didn't let me finish my original statement when
Speaker 12: I understand you have a limited time. But what I
Speaker 12: was going to say is, I'm not suggesting me to
Speaker 12: go back to anything that's in writing. But what I
Speaker 12: am saying is we need to acknowledge.
Speaker 1: Well, I think we should go back to something in writing.
Speaker 1: I think we should go back to the First Amendment.
Speaker 12: Yes, a constitution, yeah, obviously, But what I'm saying is
Speaker 12: that how I said original colonies were requiring declaration of
Speaker 12: faith to run for office. I'm not saying that's why
Speaker 12: we have the First What I'm saying is that we
Speaker 12: do that's precisely white. Do you need to acknowledge our
Speaker 12: Christian heritage in America?
Speaker 1: That's what I'm trying to get.
Speaker 15: Acknowledge whatever heritage you want, but you can't impose an
Speaker 15: establishment of religion and other people.
Speaker 12: That's suggesting that at all. I'm just saying we can
Speaker 12: acknowledge our heritage. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Everybody can acknowledge their own heritage. Do you agree with.
Speaker 12: That American heritage, not just any heritage. It's what I'm saying, Oh.
Speaker 15: You don't think that you're allowed to acknowledge your Christian heritage,
Speaker 15: or your Jewish heritage, or your Muslim heritage.
Speaker 12: I'm saying you members of Congress need to acknowledge the
Speaker 12: American heritage.
Speaker 15: Yes, indeed, and you know how we do that by
Speaker 15: abiding by the Constitution of the United States, which is
Speaker 15: why that's exactly where I began.
Speaker 1: Ms Tyler, what do you think about this boom? This
Speaker 1: sixteen year old, even though he tried to bully him,
Speaker 1: This sixteen year old cleaned Jamie Radskin's clock, despite the
Speaker 1: fact that Raskins kept trying to bully a sixteen year
Speaker 1: old witness. I'll tell you these people are just above
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Speaker 1: He is such a great man. I love this man
Speaker 1: so much. He texted me during the break regarding Whoopee
Speaker 1: comments Obamacare blah blah blah blah blah, and what he
Speaker 1: said was really simple. People can't afford deductibles. We're talking
Speaker 1: about Obama and many doctors in healthcare clinics won't take
Speaker 1: it Obamacare because they get hit with the deductible and
Speaker 1: getting a simple scan or certain medications needs pre certifications
Speaker 1: and hours of paperwork uncompensated to the doctor's office. This
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Speaker 1: Obamacare is a disaster, whoopee. If you actually spend time
Speaker 1: investigating something rather than reading the Democrat talking points, you
Speaker 1: might get hip to some of this stuff. Now it
Speaker 1: is time for the Clip of the day. I learned
Speaker 1: something and the aftermath of that, and we played almost
Speaker 1: all of the sound clips we could yesterday's entire show
Speaker 1: on that hearing that they had subcommittee on Immigration Judiciary Committee.
Speaker 1: Jason Mayris, who was the former ag in Virginia, was
Speaker 1: on was talking to the chairman of the committee, Representative
Speaker 1: Tom McClintock. Listen to this exchange. I learned something from
Speaker 1: this exchange, and it is a profundity.
Speaker 5: Mister Mayoris.
Speaker 9: We keep hearing from Sheriff Kinkate, among others, that they
Speaker 9: be happy to respond to a federal judicial warrant to
Speaker 9: honor a detainer request. Well, is a federal judicial warrant
Speaker 9: possible to obtain it in state crime?
Speaker 1: No, it's not.
Speaker 9: And then this, and if deportation is a civil matter,
Speaker 9: how does one get a federal judicial warrant?
Speaker 1: You can?
Speaker 9: Again, they know this, So they're basically lying to the public.
Speaker 9: They're counting on the public not understanding what they're asking
Speaker 9: for is legally impossible.
Speaker 1: It's legally impossible. Yes, mischair folks. We've been hearing this
Speaker 1: entire debate from the left saying these ice are operating
Speaker 1: illegally because they don't have judicial warrants. Judicial warrants are
Speaker 1: impossible to get, and they know that. It's just stunning.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have more on this tomorrow. God will help. Look,
Speaker 1: we're gonna leave it to day with two on our
Speaker 1: songs of the Day. One is from Eddie Arnold and boy,
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what he was a great singer born
Speaker 1: in nineteen eighteen, well for one hundred and forty seven
Speaker 1: songs on Billboard's Country Charts more than eighty five million
Speaker 1: records worldwide, passed away in two thousand and eight. The
Speaker 1: other reference today is not a birthday, but it's for
Speaker 1: the passing of June Carter Cash, who is the second
Speaker 1: wife of Johnny Cash. And this song that she co
Speaker 1: wrote was written about the courtship that they had, June
Speaker 1: Carter and Johnny Cash. So we leave you today with that.
Speaker 1: May God bless protect each and every single one of you,
Speaker 1: your family's, your loved ones. Love and gratitude, my friends
Speaker 1: here being here with me, allowing me to be with you,
Speaker 1: God willing. We are back early, early, early in the morning,
Speaker 1: and hope you're here too for the Saturday morning Extravaganza
Speaker 1: starts at seven am Eastern. Until then, I bid you,
Speaker 1: I do bye.
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