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Speaker 1: By the pseudonym most Nerdly. It's time for the soul
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Speaker 6: He is a radio host here in New York.
Speaker 5: The Rush Hour is on the air, Rush Rush Now,
here's James Golden.
Speaker 1: Welcome, my friends to the Wednesday edition of bos Nerdlies
Rush Hour. If you would like to be part of
the program this afternoon, eight hundred eight four eight nine
to two. Say you were just eight hundred eight four
eight nine two two two. This nonsense that has been
going on now for three days with the Atlantic magazine,
obviously politically biased magazine. They have been that's known, and
by the way, that's their right. They can hold whatever
point of view they want editorially in the selection of
their content. But this nonsense has been going on. When
the story first broke, we were told that this group
of officials had released war plans. War plans, that's what
everybody said, war plans. Shocking, shocking that members of the
administration would be using an app signal to communicate about
WOA plans and then have a hostile journalist on the
chat unknowingly taking records, careful records of everything that was
said as WOA plans were being discussed. It turns out
of course, ladies and gentlemen, that initial reporting was absolutely bogus,
even though you wouldn't believe it from the ongoing hearings
going on and from all the shake rattling and rolling
going on in Democrat quarters demanding resignations, up stomping their feet, gnashing,
gnashing their teeth at everything that's going WOA plans were
not discussed, No targets were discussed, no targets were identified,
and it just goes on and on. They were discussing
an attack, but certainly not woah plans. That in itself
should just show you this entire episode is being blown
totally out of proportion. It has been. And there are
a few Republicans that are signed we need investigations, Okay, okay,
I mean, and that's their right to their elected officials.
They're elected. They want to have an investigation, Fine, have
another one of these enlist investigations that goes noway, we
know what happened, investigate what we already know. Sit there
and pretend to be mortified by the fact that some
people were using signal. Now there is a lawsuit. Early
in the hours of the morning, I was still struggling
to come to total consciousness on planet Earth. Today, I got
the ding ding ding ding ding, the super alert on
my super high tech communication device that lets me know
when something important happens, and it has a special ding
ding ding when Princess died or Lady Benedict sends me
a story and ding ding ding it went off. I'm like, oh,
I better jump up, pay attention, see what's happen. And
oh Now, I said to myself, Oh no, it's a lawsuit, breaking, breaking, breaking.
Judge Bolesburg was just designed to the lawsuit involving the
signal Chat involving Pete Hegss, Mike Wallas and others. A
charity officials like lawsuit. I said to myself, who in
the world with five a lawsuit? Well, it turns out
it's one of these Democrat party hat groups lawsuit and
of course they run right to who. Judge Bolsburg the
same guy that's trying to prevent illegal immigrants from being
taken out of the illegal criminal terror risks from being
taken out of the country. Because he doesn't believe that
the President of the United States should execute the powers
of the President of the United States. He's putting his
district court ahead his judgment ahead of that of the
President of the United States. And guess what, just I
suppose a coincidence. It just just look of the draw
that old Judge Bosburg was assigned to hear it. Judge
fighting Trump over El Salvador deportations assigned to lawsuit over
Signal Chat leak. A new lawsuit targeting President Donald Trump's
administration over leaked Pentagon plans in a signal Chat has
been aside to Judge James Bowsburg, the same judge who
ordered a halt to the administration's deportation efforts. Oh my,
oh man. The government watch dog group, My I started
to say a bad word, my behind a Democrat Party
activist group is more like it, because if they were
really watching what was going on over the government, they'd
have come up with a lot of the stuff that
Elon and his gang are finding out. But they haven't
been watching the government that closely. No, no, no, no no,
They only watched Democrat activism issues, which is so funny.
Tangent tangent tangent alert, going on a severe tangent. I
just read in La Times that day one of the
wackiest stories I've ever heard. There's an abortion this clinic
that was supposed to open up there in Beverly Hills.
There was okay, some protesters apparently got wind of it,
saying okay, you open this up, we're gonna start protesting.
Beverly Hills. Local politicians apparently slow walked it, and so
it led to this lawsuit. So now it's escalated to
the point that Beverly Hills is demanding that this abortion clinic,
which already dumped a million dollars in to try to
open up their abortion clinic, it's not opening. Now they're
demanding that they pay four hundred thousand dollars in legal fees.
And you had a whole bunch of liberals coming out lawsuit.
Lawsuit said no, no, no, it's liberal versus liberal out
there over an abortion clinic that's not going to open.
This is a state of Democrats these days. Whack a
doodle everything, everything whack a doodle with Democrats. So going
back to this, Yeah, the American Oversight Group, some government
watch dog, my behind some Democrat And isn't it just coincidental?
Here they come stepping right up and they file a law.
Now you might be asking yourself, well, why are they
falling a lawsuit. What's the basis of the lawsuit, James,
You haven't explained that yet. I'm getting there. I'm getting
there the basis of the lawsuit. And I love this personally. Now.
When I first heard it, I said, oh no, here
we goes another one of these lawsuits. This could be problematic.
And then I thought about it, and he talks to
meself and he says, Oh, wait a minute, they've just
cracked the door open. Why are they suing because government
people are not supposed to be on signal the Public
Records Act. You're supposed to have public records of everything
the government people do. Well, me says to myself, Maybe
this isn't so bad after all. Yes, let's have a
lawsuit about government players being on social media and discussing
things offline where the government can't have access to them.
Oh yeah, let's you Democrats open that freaking door and
let's all walk through it. Let's go back and look
at John Kerry's tenure when he was Climate Secretary. He
was diddling and dabbling all over the world with people.
Let's go back and look through every single document that
we call see you right now, you've got this technological
genius that happens to be on the right side of things,
and maybe he can come up with one of those
great little AI programs to kind of go through all
these billions and billions and billions of documents. Because you know,
Democrats love paper, they love making big Let's go through,
get one of these AI algorithm things going and start
going through everything we can with Democrats, every court thing,
every piece of paper that they've ever put their grubby
little paws on. And let's find out which Democrats have
been using texting devoces that are not government approved. Let's
find out every time a government puts let's find Let's
go through all these nng O records. Let's go and
find out whether the NGOs have been communicating with judges offline.
Let's go and find out how the cast flow really
works from these NGOs that are passing money through each other,
and who in the government is communicating this stuff offline.
You want to open this door. Let's walk through this
door and find out who's been using non approved apps
to communicate government business. So that's the lawsuit, and they
put it in front of this guy Boseburg. You know
what they're expecting here. He'll probably demand. Who knows what
he'll come up with. He'll stop your text men, text
and return it back. Who knows. So we got that.
Donald Trump apparently was not happy to have his administration
embroiled on this big story in the Daily Mail today. Uh,
he was a little suspicious apparently that his secretary. I mean,
mister Waltz, why would he have Jeff Goldberg's number in
his phone? That's the kind of the gist of it
of the story not happened. He was supposedly in a rage.
I don't know whether I believe that or not. It's
the Daily Mail. He was PI S S D that
Waltz could be so stupid, A source told Politico, furious
his darkest suspicion about Walt's resurface. Why did he have
Goldberg's number? Well, they blamed it on his staffer. I
tell you yesterday. They're always gonna blame it on the staffer.
And that's right. If anything happens here, Just so you know,
Jonas and nothing personal. I'm blaming you. You're the staffer,
and I'm gonna blame you. That doesn't work that way.
I'm not your staffer. You're always supposed to blame the staffer.
Why didn't do it? It was a staffer he did it.
Speaker 4: But we were what we work together though.
Speaker 1: Don't be giving me all the equality business over here, Bro,
you're a staffer. This is Bo Sly's rush shower. It
ain't Bo's Snly's rush howur featuring featuring Jonas.
Speaker 5: This is the rush hour win those Nerdly on the
Red Apple podcast netik.
Speaker 1: Now few other things because when you get lost, okay,
get the We're gonna have the cuts, a lot of
the cuts after the half hour break because we had
so much. But just twenty one real quick. This was
when we had yesterday and we didn't have time. Just
want you to hear it. It's a little a jasmine
for you. We got lots of jasmine.
Speaker 7: Democrats have never endorsed political violence. I think you're okay
with you. You okay with bunching like it's dad Ruz.
I mean, like this dude has to be knocks over.
Speaker 6: The head like hard.
Speaker 7: On March twenty ninth, It's my birthday and all I
want to see happened on my birthday is for Eli
to be taken down.
Speaker 1: Yes, mm hmm mm hmm. Well there's plenty more after
this attack that she made on what she denies. She
was trying to refer to Governor Abbott being in a
wheelchair when she called them hot wheels. She's denied it,
but no one's buying it. She had a profane moul
downds g. I hope we got the profanity out with
the PBS here hearing today, those PBS hearings, there's so
much sound from that. We could do a show the
head of MPR Catherine, my boy. Republicans lit her on
fire politically speaking, not violently, not Democrat violent speaking. They're
talking political points. They lit it up, Jasmine. But it's
two minutes and we can't play it here because it's
it's gonna go one long a minute and thirty and
we don't have that clinic time before we have to break,
So we're gonna hold on to that. But let me
tell you Republicans were at their finest also, Cash Patel
went off and I don't even know the republic the
Democrat because I couldn't see it through the chirns on TV,
the Democrat who was trying to get him hunger. Are
you going to investigate? Are you going to investigate this?
Back to this whole business of the war plans, not
war plans, fumy scandaled Democrats are trying to rev up
Cash wasn't having any of it.
Speaker 5: This is the rush hour with those nerdly on the
Red Apple podcast network.
Speaker 1: Okay, time to get into some audio of all the
press secretaries they have been. You know, I had the
opportunity to know a few of the press secretaries, to
talk with a few of them over the years. Considered
some friends, especially my dear departed friend Tony Snow who
was a very effective press secretary. Of course, Sean Spicer's
I've had great conversations with him. Mary Fleischer had occasional
conversations with him, and some of them. I will tell
you what, though, ladies and gentlemen, I don't know how
she is so awesome and handling everything that she's handling.
She's got a newborn, a young, very young baby, a life.
Caroline Levitt is something special when it comes to being
a press secretary. I cannot believe sometimes she is as
good and on point as she is. She's remarkable. So
let's start off with her. She was on Fox giving
me the real lowdown on this whole Atlantic War plans,
not war planned. Story that's cut five.
Speaker 8: President Trump absolutely has the full confidence in his National
security team Jesse, that includes our great National Security Advisor
Mike Walt, Secretary Pete Hegseth, and the American people should
be grateful to these individuals and especially to President Trump
for putting together such a competent and highly qualified team
who are killing terrorists that the Bided administration allowed to
run wild in the Middle East.
Speaker 9: And that is the real story here. We had Hohothy
terrorists fire American naval ships and commercial vessels in the
Red Sea. The Biden administration removed the foreign terrorist designation
from this radical terrorist group, allowed them to take these actions,
put American lives at risk, shut down the freedom of
navigation in the seas. And because of the effort of
my colleagues and President Trump, we are now killing these terrorists.
We have redesignated them as a foreign terrorist organization, and
Americans in the world are safer because of it.
Speaker 1: Of course, the nation in teeth, et cetera, et cetera
on CNN has been just over the top. Scott Jennings
another incredible, incredible I don't know why Scott Jennings doesn't
have his own show. You know, all of these liberals
on there always pounce on him. He is clearly head
and shoulders above any of them in terms of I
would say, you know what show I would watch on
a regular basis, and I don't watch seeing it on
the regular basis. But if they ever put Scott Jennings
on with Van Jones to do just the two of
them do a show, I'd watch it. I would have
to watch that anyway. Here's Scott Jennings cut six.
Speaker 10: What did we learn high ranking officials having a thoughtful policy,
policy discussion, well, executing a military plan to take out
people who need to be taken out. There was a
lot of concern about this national security team when it
was appointed that hey, you know, they didn't really know
how to do these jobs. Given what the US military
just did, given what just they just did, and given
the way it was executed and handled the highest reaches
of our government.
Speaker 1: I have a lot of.
Speaker 10: Confidence in the President's decision making and his top teams ability.
Speaker 4: To carry out.
Speaker 10: We did exactly what we wanted to do.
Speaker 1: Acknowledge that it almost.
Speaker 11: Ranking competence, and I am very fearful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, one of those voices is se Cup. I will
not not at all make any give him any opinion
on se Cup.
Speaker 12: S I am.
Speaker 1: Sounds so important to put my initials face like t
R I am S s CAP. Anyway, that's one of
the s e Cup I mentioned Cash Mitchell, I wish
I knew who this congress woman was. I tried to
do a deep dive when it didn't have time cut seven.
Cash Mitchell was asked about it of the hearing today.
Listen to the beautiful way he shut this down.
Speaker 13: Another day has passed.
Speaker 4: You actually was the night before the hearing.
Speaker 13: Now that another day has passed, you believe that it's
now time potentially for the FBI to open an investigation
into this.
Speaker 6: I'm not going to comment on that.
Speaker 13: Because you're the director of the FBI. You don't believe
it's appropriate to comment on that because there's a process
in place, there's an ongoing litigation, and the National Security
Council is reviewing this matter, and I'm not going to
discuss any opener clothing.
Speaker 6: Ongoing investie gation.
Speaker 13: Literally, the lawsuit happened today or yesterday afternoon. And the
idea that you don't have an opinion on this at
this point is frustrating to me.
Speaker 4: No, it's not.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to pre judge any matter.
Speaker 6: I will claim all the bills and you.
Speaker 4: Boom recognized remaining.
Speaker 13: No, I have more than that.
Speaker 1: Shut it down. Shut it down. It goes on and on,
and he's begging for a time, and she keeps begg
saying the time. He keeps giving her less and less time,
and then he just said, moves on. It's hilarious anyway.
By the way, here's something I want to get out
here today very quickly. We have an energy secretary, folks
says name. He's not discussed that much. His name is
Chris Wright. He was on with Maria Bartiromo on Cut twelve.
He was on today talking about what's going on with gas.
Just listen to natural gas.
Speaker 14: Listen to this, folks, Well, US natural gas production is
it an all time high today. So gas production is
already growing. I was down a few weeks ago at
a brand new liquefied natural gas export terminal Louisiana coming online.
We've approved four more within the first one hundred days
of the Trump administration that'll be under construction soon. So boy,
our capacity to export is growing.
Speaker 1: Rapidly.
Speaker 14: We have pipeline exports to Mexico. Our crude exports are
at all time highs, and we'll continue to grow. So
I think we're in a good position, but I think
six months from now, twelve months from now, even a
better position.
Speaker 1: And we have a lot of states in.
Speaker 14: Our country that don't have the advantage of low cost
American energy, and that's because they made political choices for
expensive energy. I don't think the citizens of those states
realize that if you're paying very high prices, it's because
the politicians in your state or surrounding states chose expensive
energy policies. So we're going to do everything we can
to get low cost energy to them as well.
Speaker 1: I mentioned the Catherine Mark. Mark was testifying today, also
one of the heads of PBS, but mar was the star,
and boy did Republicans take it to her. We could
do two shows on all of the testimony that this woman.
I must say, she dealt with it fairly well, but
it was relentless. Let's check in with one of the
best of the day, and there were many. When I
say one of the best, they are like ten best.
One of the best Brandon Gil Representative Brandon Gill his
turn to have his way with if you will with
Catherine Katherine mar Do.
Speaker 15: You believe that America is addicted to white supremacy?
Speaker 6: I believe that I tweeted that, and as I've said earlier,
I believe much of my thinking has evolved over the
last half decade.
Speaker 4: It has evolved. Why did you tweet that?
Speaker 6: I don't recall the exact context, Sir, s wouldn't be
able to.
Speaker 15: Say, okay, believe that America believes in black plunder and
white democracy.
Speaker 6: I don't believe that, sir.
Speaker 4: You tweeted that.
Speaker 15: Its reference to a book you were reading at the time,
apparently The Case for Reparations.
Speaker 6: I don't think I've ever read that book, Sir, you.
Speaker 4: Tweeted about it.
Speaker 15: You said you took a day off to fully read
The Case for Reparations. You put that on Twitter in
January twenty twenty.
Speaker 6: I apologies, I don't recall that I did. I'm okay.
I've no doubt that your tweet there is correct, but
I don't recall that.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 15: Do you believe that white people inherently feel superior to
other races?
Speaker 6: I do not.
Speaker 15: You tweeted something to that effect. You said, I grew
up feeling superior. Ha, how wide of me. Why did
you tweet that?
Speaker 6: I think I was probably reflecting on what it was
to be to grow up in an environment where I
had lots of advantages.
Speaker 4: It sounds like you're saying that white people feel superior.
Speaker 6: I don't believe that anybody feels that way, sir. I
was just reflecting on my own experien.
Speaker 4: Do you think the white people should pay reparations?
Speaker 6: I have never said that, sir.
Speaker 4: Yes you did.
Speaker 15: Saturday, January of twenty twenty, you tweet yes, the North, yes,
all of us, Yes, America, Yes, our original collective sin
and unpaid debt.
Speaker 4: Yes, reparations, yes on this day.
Speaker 6: I don't believe that was a reference to fiscal reparations, Sir.
Speaker 4: What kind of reparations was it a reference to.
Speaker 6: I think it was just a reference to the idea
that we all owe much to the people who came
before us.
Speaker 15: That's a bizarre way to frame what you tweeted. Okay,
how much reparations have you personally paid, sir?
Speaker 6: I don't believe that I've ever paid reparations.
Speaker 4: Okay, just for everybody else.
Speaker 6: I'm not asking anyone whom to be what you're suggesting.
Speaker 4: Do you believe that looting is morally wrong?
Speaker 6: I believe that looting is illegal, and I refer to
it as counterproductive. I think it should be prosecuted.
Speaker 4: Do you believe it's morally wrong though?
Speaker 6: Of course?
Speaker 15: Of course, then why did you refer to it as
counter productive? Very different, very different way to describe it.
Speaker 6: It is both morally wrong and counterproductive as well as
being tweeted.
Speaker 4: It's hard to be mad about protests.
Speaker 15: In reference to the BLM ROT protests not prioritizing the
private property of a system of oppression. You didn't condemn
the looting. You said that it was counter productive. NPR
also promoted a book called In Defensive Looting.
Speaker 1: Do you think this just this? This guy's just this
guy's just It's like with a scalpel, just it's painful.
It's painful, folks, scalpel with no anesthesia, and it's like
that all day for this woman. She is getting nailed.
I will have more of that, hopefully, if not tomorrow.
On a Saturday show. Okay, quickly, we mentioned Yasmine, Jasmine
her she had at the same hearings. Jasmine's turn. It's
just nine just go ahead with.
Speaker 7: Jasmine, Americans in rural communities would lack access to life
saving information and.
Speaker 6: Public safety alerts.
Speaker 1: That is correct.
Speaker 7: So in your opinion, what eliminating funding for stations in
Rule America like WNNGH Channel eighteen and the chairwoman's district
hurt Americans?
Speaker 4: It would hurt Americans.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 7: In fact, Georgia Public Broadcasting serves as the official distributor
of evacuation route information during state ordered evacuations, and the
chairwoman is here advocating to strip their funding. Look, the
DOJ agenda isn't about government efficiency. It's about breeding corruption
at the expense of the safety of the American people,
particularly Americans living in rule or remote parts of the country.
They don't care about public safety, they don't care about
emergency management, and they don't care about free speech, all
of which are harming American people. In fact, I'm a
skip off real quick because they have tried to come
for you, miss Mayor, and I just want to clarify
you did not work for NPR when those statements were made,
did you? And to be clear, free speech is not
about whatever it is that y'all want somebody to say.
And the idea that you want to shut down everybody
that is not.
Speaker 6: Fox News is both.
Speaker 7: We need to stop playing because that's what y'all are
doing in here. You don't want to hear the opinions
and any of anybody else. And the Constitution says Congress
shall make no law respecting or establishing of religion, or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging that.
Speaker 13: The gentle woman's time has expired. The gentle woman's time
has expired.
Speaker 1: There are people saying that it's time for Jasmine to go.
In fact, my good buddy, I heard Dominic saying, and
I love you, Dominic, you know I love you. But
Dominic was saying, it's kinda no. It is not time
for Jasmin to go. It is time to make Jasmine
the official head. Jasmine should replace ha King Jeffries. She
should be the head of the House Democrats. I want
Jasmine Crockett promoted. I want her visible. I want her
out there every single day, every single hour. I want
her every hearing that she can possibly be at. I
want to hear Jasmine's ghetto. I mean her mouth running
day and night. Make this woman the Democrat. Oh man,
we don't even have time to do this. I got
so much more. Oh, there's so much. This is the
Rush Hour with Bose Nerdly Rush.
Speaker 5: On the Red Apple podcast Network.
Speaker 10: Oh.
Speaker 5: James Golden aka Bose Nerdly presents Rabbit.
Speaker 1: Phones and let's go to Jan in New Jersey. Hello, Jan, Hey, James.
Speaker 11: I love your show. Thanks for taking my call. I
just wanted to quickly let you and your listeners know
about a meme that's circulating on social media. And the
meme says, remember, keep your mouth on, don't bring your phone,
only use water to flush someone's eyes, no pictures, block
in and out in conspicuously and away from cameras, and
never talk to cap. And attached to this meme is
a website, hands Off twenty twenty five dot com, which
is coordinated protests called a National Day of Action. And
if you click on that link to the web page,
you'll be brought to a beautiful map which shows protests
being put together all over the country. You can click
on each little dot and see the town and the
time and who's uh putting the protests together. And it
also gives you the opportunity to put your own protests
together and have people join as well as join other
protests and got it all right.
Speaker 1: What's the opening Okay, what's the where? What is the
opening link for this thing? Where does it go to?
Speaker 11: It's called hands off twenty twenty five dot com.
Speaker 1: Hands off twenty five. Okay, thank you Jan for bringing
that to our attention. We really appreciated. Stuart in the
East Village got to go quickly. Wanted to get you in, Stuart.
Speaker 12: Yeah. Hi, Today's the anniversary of March twenty six, three
thirty six in the afternoon as the buildings blew up
in East Viach on Second Avenue one twenty one Second
Avenue one twenty three Second Avenue were destroyed because the
landlady was trying to save money on gas ran away and.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to get that in the anniversary of
the day, Stewart, and thank you for mentioning that. We
appreciate it so much. Robert in Riverhead you are up.
Speaker 12: Next, Hi, James.
Speaker 1: There.
Speaker 12: It may be it may.
Speaker 14: Be defected using AI, which contains a lot of coding errors, and.
Speaker 12: It makes unpredictable.
Speaker 11: Erradic errors at any time.
Speaker 1: Let me like this. I do not have faith in
any of the encrypted as being one hundred percent guaranteed,
anything that man makes, another man will find a way
to break. That's all the time, Jacqueline, I got to
hear from you tomorrow. So you two, Christie, James Goldlin,
everybody else, we gotta go make God bless him, protect
each and every single one of you, my friends, your family,
and your loved ones. Love and gratitude always for your
being here with me and allowing me to be with you,
God willing. We are back tomorrow for the Thursday edition
of both nervei'es Rush Hour and so then, my friends,
I bid you, I do Bye.