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Speaker 3: Today, an entire nation wraps its loving arms around you,
and beautiful children. We share your immense and overwhelming sorrow,
and we vow that we will do everything we can
to ensure that your children grow up in a land
where their father is honored and revered as a great
American hero.
Speaker 4: That's what he is.
Speaker 5: Are.
Speaker 6: My granddaughter left for college in Europe. Her mother noticed
that she packed the Bible well, and her mother asked
her why she made that choice. She said, I want
to live more like Charlie.
Speaker 7: And welcome to my friends, to the Monday in the
bos Nerle's Rush Hour today, we will take calls perhaps
eight hundred to eight hundred eight Wait, eight hundred eighty
four eight Carlos, Carlos, just give the phone numbers please.
Speaker 4: Eight hundred eight four eight nine two two two.
Speaker 7: Thank you, thank you. We so rarely take calls on
this the Monday edition of Both Earlies Rush, our fastest
hour in American media. Of course, yesterday the big news
was the memorial service, over seven hours of memorial for
Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated Donald Trump. We began with
the quote from him and then from RFK Junior, and
we have a lot more. I don't know whether we
will be able to get to them all. If you
saw the memorial and you have some reactions to it,
and I would just ask, respectfully that if you're one
of the regulars who call every show every time, give
some other people a chance on this if they want
to come and some new voices, new faces that perhaps
haven't joined us before. I would, especially if you are
up to calling, want to hear from people that are
not necessarily necessarily conservatives. I've been hearing about from a
few of them, people that were not conservatives that watch
this in their reaction. We in fact, we have some
of that. We have so many reactions it'll take days
if we ever get to all of it. And there's
so much other news, so doubtful what we will. There's
so many other things happening. But if you did see it,
if you were impacted by it, please give us a call.
Eight hundred and eight four eight nine two to two
two is how you reach us. There is other news
going on besides that. I'd like to touch on some
of it. If we have a chance. I in the
interest of full disclosure and honestly did not see the
memorial most of it. I was in bed sick. I
have been those of you that listened to the Saturday show.
I barely made it through. I don't know how. I
thank god, I made it through the Saturday show. I
was as sick as I have ever been on Saturday.
It was pretty pretty dramatic, but we made it through nonetheless,
and today, thankfully, thank God, feeling better. So I have
been watching and immersing myself in the clips of it
and what happened and what transpired, and reading everything that
I can read about the memorial, and it seems it
was quite amazing.
Speaker 4: I didn't see it in real.
Speaker 7: Time, so I don't see the sequence that actually rolled
out of everything. But I have been reading and looking
at a lot of it, and it's just amazing some
of the things that some of the speakers and some
of the apparent controversies that are coming out. I saw
a brief clip of Tucker Carlson, and I did not
realize till members of the Royal Court inform me. Members
of the Royal Court inform me that there's a bit
of a controversy regarding Tucker Carlson's speech, which was brief.
I didn't put Tucker Carlson's speech in the sound bites
just because we had too much. I did listen to
it earlier, I saidn't okay, Tucker Carlson, let me paraphrase
his speech briefly. Was talking about the fact that there
was a story that happened two thousand years ago of
a guy who went up against the powerful forces of
the world at that time, and he imagined in his
own mind when he started talking about the rich, the powerful,
and the powerful forces that were you know, corrupt of
that time, and I'm assuming corrupt. He said that one
guy must have come up with a bright idea of
how to get but he imagined them sitting around a table,
the candle lit table, as I remember him saying it,
with eating some hummos and just thinking about ways that
they could get rid of this guy. Of course, we
all know who he's talking about. Who that personage in
history is the probably the most famous person in history,
or one of them.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 7: But people have taken offense to that remark, apparently because
he mentioned that people were sitting around a candle room
eating the almost and.
Speaker 4: That to me blew my mind.
Speaker 7: And the reason that they're upset about the homos is
because they think that somehow or another that is I
don't even want to discuss it, but I brought it up.
I guess I'll have to follow through. But what they're
saying is that somehow another that is anti Semitic rhetoric,
and then they're tying it into this whole Israel and stuff.
It goes on from there into there, into the deep
conspiracy theories, and apparently there's a lot of fury about it,
to which I reported.
Speaker 4: I asked my.
Speaker 7: Members of the royal court, well, do you think it
would have been better if Tucker had described the men
conspiring as sitting around a candlelit table eating giros. I
don't think a falafel would have been much better, or
great leaves or anything like that, but maybe giros would
have made them feel better than him saying eating camus. Now,
I've also debated about this because one of the things
I got a report when I was able to take
a phone call, you know, people were calling me, And
by the way, if I haven't returned your calls, I'm
so sorry. I was out of it. I seriously was
out of it. I had calls and I just couldn't.
I couldn't watch anything. I had to just go to
bed and just lay around. Even laying down was tough.
But anything. I'm not here to talk about my own stuff.
But I did get a call when I was able
to take calls from someone who had watched the memorial
and was quite upset with the President of the United States,
whom this person works in the media, and this person
is not an enemy of the president. In fact, a
fan bud said that they were very, very upset with
the president's presentation and pointed one thing. And I have
that section of the speech, and I do want to
play it for you because when I heard it, I
had a reaction to it, and I'm wondering if any
of you have had a reaction to it too. And
that's cut twelve. Carlos, let us listen together and refresh
your memories about that section of the president's remarks at
the Charlie Kirk Memorial.
Speaker 3: Shortly before Charlie arrived on campus the day he was assassinated,
as a staff member texted him that there were many
critics and students who were opposed as views and rather
strenuously in the crowd. That actually made him feel good
because he wanted to convince them he understood.
Speaker 4: He really did.
Speaker 3: He understood what was right, and he was right about that.
A lot of it was based on common sense, by
the way, Charlie wrote back to the staff member saying,
I'm not here to fight them. I want to know
them and love them, and I want to reach them
and try and lead them into a great way of
life in our country. In that private moment on his
dying day, we find everything we need to know about
who Charlie Kirk truly was. He was a missionary with
a noble spirit and a great, great purpose. He did
not hate his opponents.
Speaker 4: He wanted.
Speaker 3: The best for them. That's where I disagreed with Charlie.
I hate my opponent and I don't want the best
for them.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry. I am sorry Erica.
Speaker 3: But now Erica can talk to me and the whole
group and maybe they can convince me that that's not right.
But I can't stand my opponent. Charlie's angry looking that
he's angry at me. That he wasn't interested in demonizing anyone.
He was interested in persuading everyone to the ideas and
principles he believed were good, right and true. Before each appearance,
he prayed these words, God, used me for your will.
Always said the same thing, use me for your will.
And that is exactly what God did. When you think
that's exactly what he did.
Speaker 7: Now that remark, when I heard it from myself, I
must admit I found it a little jarring to be
said at a memorial And I, of course you hear me,
those of you that do hear me in nowhere I stand.
I don't believe in hate. I think that when we
do experience ourselves having those kind of moments, that we
need to come back to Ala a better place spiritually,
a better place mentally. Especially to have a president of
the United States say that he hates his opponents is jarring.
But you know, and I'm not going to make excuses
for that, but I am going to say something about it.
Donald Trump has endured more than most of us could
ever endure without having a breakdown. This man ran for
office and what has been his Okay, some people say, well,
his objections are going to make himself rich.
Speaker 4: He was already rich.
Speaker 7: Other peoples have other and you hear they're an overdrive
now by the way of why Donald Trump wants to
do what he's doing the things he's doing. But most
of us would agree, especially for those of us that
have talked about political issues for decades, that this make
America Great campaign if his is real, and what has
he gotten in return from it? The entire left wing
political establishment has showered him nothing but continuous hate. They
have tried to destroy his family, they have tried to
destroy his businesses. He has had attempts on his life made.
Now people aligned with them, including Charlie Kirk, have been.
Speaker 4: Assassinated hurt.
Speaker 7: Now, Princess Diana in real time is telling me that
she found that remark to be sort of self deprecating.
He did not mean it, I guess in the way
she's not taking him as meaning it in the way
that he said it. It's a self deprecating and I'm
getting here the count Lady Benedict, I personally love that
basically Trump saying Charlie was a better man than me.
Charlie was a better man than me, and maybe that's
the case. Maybe you have some opinions on it as well, Jarring,
And that was, by the way, one of the things
that I was. I let off to any one of
my friends call me and just like hey, hey, hey,
hey hey, this wasn't good that one remark. So I'd
be interested to hear what you think about it, what
you think of the day. We'll have other remarks. We
got to take a quick break care James Golden Snurly
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Speaker 7: Ladies and Gentlemen, I have never heard Marco Rubio that
the way that I heard Marco Rubio. Now, I also
want to say to those of you who are not Christian,
I understand that sometimes you don't necessarily want to hear
someone which you consider to be proseetizing. I play these
things that a way because people of faith, and I
respect people of faith. Welth I agree with their of
faith or not, and I hope you do too. But
this is Marco Rubio to me which I've never heard.
Mark cut nine, I've never ever heard this. Marco Rubio before.
Speaker 9: His deep belief.
Speaker 5: That we were all created, every single one of us,
before the beginning of time, by the hands of the
God of the universe and all powerful God, who loved
us and created us for the purpose of living with.
Speaker 4: Him in eternity.
Speaker 5: But then sin entered the world and separated us from
our creator.
Speaker 4: And so God took on the form of.
Speaker 10: A man and came down and lived among us, and
he suffered like.
Speaker 4: Men, and he died like a man.
Speaker 10: But on the third day he rose unlike any mortal man.
Speaker 2: And then, and to prove any doubter ors.
Speaker 10: Wrong, he ate with his disciples so they could see,
and they touched his wounds. He didn't rise as a
ghost or as a spirit, but his flesh.
Speaker 4: And then he rose to the heaven.
Speaker 10: But he promised he would return, and he will. And
when he returns, because he took on that death, because
he carried that cross, we were free from the sin
that separated.
Speaker 4: Us from him.
Speaker 10: And when he returns, there will be a new heaven
and a new earth, and we will all be together,
and we are going to have a great reunion there
again with Charlie and all the people. We love, thank you,
and God bless you.
Speaker 7: Have you ever heard that Marco Rubio before? James Golden,
your calls are coming up. We have calls. We want
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Speaker 11: People are leaving the Democrat Party by the droves. Charlie
Kirk's death and people were celebrating and just rejoicing that
a man lost his life. People are leaving the Democrat
Party by the droves. They celebrated a father being dead,
a brother, a husband, a conservative, a man of God.
People are done. The Democrat Party has now become the
party of death.
Speaker 12: So one of the things I do want to point
out that's not been laid out that honestly hurts my
heart is when I saw the no votes there were
only two Caucasians for the most part, the only people
that voted no were people of color. Because the rhetoric
that Charlie Kirks continuously put out there was rhetoric that
specifically targeted people of color, and so it is unfortunate
that even our colleagues could not see how harmful his
rhetoric was, specifically to us.
Speaker 7: Their last voice, Adjasmine Crockett. You know Scott Jennings has
a great reply to that. Maybe well we visit that
tomorrow with Scott Jennings, James Goldin Sturdly with your fastest
hour in American media. We are going to take some
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do this because there are some other things that I
would like to get. Oh man, I'm even hearing from overseas.
You know the Countess of Conspiracy and her husband Tom
Bonded World traveling.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're on the way to Egypt right now. Yeah,
they left Greece. You just see the pictures they sent
me from Greece. Collegs, you'd love them. They're on the
way to Egypt right now.
Speaker 7: And she's they're listening, and she says, look, it's easy
for Marco Rubio to talk like that in front of Christians.
How about regularly in front of non Christians. Charlie Kirk
did that all the time. I mean, damn, give the
guys some she I thought, Marco Rubio, I've never heard
Marco or Rubio like that before. Anyway, other people do
want away, And I said, we don't normally take calls
because we only have an hour goes by quick, but
we're gonna take some calls. Ed is calling from the
Jersey Shore and Ed, how are you this afternoon?
Speaker 13: I am I am well, sir, and well yesterday shook
me to my core. It was so pure and so beautiful.
And you know, I just want to tell you, in
a way, Bo, you remind me of Charlie because you
are so honest and down to earth and so real
and humble. And I just I love listening to your
show every day.
Speaker 4: I just love it.
Speaker 7: Thank you, thank you. I so appreciate those remarks. I
try to keep it real. Thank you, Charlie. I just
got to say, you know, I'm still blown away by
Charlie's life. Thirty one years old. I think of how
many people can accomplish in an entire lifetime what he
was able to do. And we say thirty one years old,
I mean he grew up, he was a child, he
had teenage years. I met him when he was in
his young twenties. And you think about the length of
time that he had, even from twenty one to thirty one,
the ten years after from being an adult, in ten
years of being an adult, a legal adult, this man
was able to accomplish great things that will last. And
if you see the reaction that people are having, and
regardless of with Jasmine there, I have another article here
about black pastors, black Christians confront Charlie Kirk's religious legacy
and is forcing some Black Christians to reconcile the activist
divisive comments on rates and this is what it's the
Washington Post, so they have to throw in the word
div if but the divisive comments on race with the
Christian values of tolerance and empathy, and I find the
whole thing in a way objectionable because these are the
same quote unquote. Some of these people here are the
same people that don't mind generations of black babies being
consumed to death by planned parenthood, and others never said
a word about it. Some of these same people are
the same people that watch this downpouring of hate toward
Donald Trump and toward Republicans, and not only didn't say
a word about it, some of them engage in it
as well. So let's not pretend that just because you're
a black Christian that you have the market on what's
good and holy, because you don't, if we must be
frank about it. But at the same time, these are
things that I will hopefully be discussing at some point
in the near future. I wanted to get as many
calls as possible, so and let me thank you again.
For your kind words, and let's go to Georgia and
talk to Bill. Bill, how are you?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 2: Are you doing a lovely show?
Speaker 4: Thank you?
Speaker 2: Okay. My quick question is you know I've been watching that,
Charlie said to September tenth, and uh.
Speaker 8: You know, I can't watch it no more.
Speaker 2: But anyway, my question is do you know what a
newsroom made at WTC knows?
Speaker 15: Has he been buried?
Speaker 13: I don't know.
Speaker 7: Is he going to be buried or cremated? Was the
way your question? And to be honest with you, I
don't know. I heard there was burial, but I'm not
one hundred percent sure of the facts. Why is that
of interest to you?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 6: No, because I haven't seen any of that.
Speaker 4: And oh, okay, I got it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I read that it was a burial, but I'm
not Yeah, I'm sorry to talk over you. I I
read that it was a burial, but I'm not one
sure of the details on that. So it is something
that I'm sure the information will be present out there,
so we'll track it down if it's of interest.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 7: Donna in the Garden City, New York, Donna, how are
you welcome?
Speaker 9: Good? I think the memorial was perfect. It was comfortable,
It felt like all family, and the words of the
folks people were they were just so moving, and I
just thought the whole thing was done well in honor
of Charlie.
Speaker 4: Wow, glad to hear that, Donna. Thank you for sharing
your reaction to it.
Speaker 7: Let me flip over it to Staten Island, the sixth
Borough of New York. Well, the sixth Boro, No, the
fifth Borough of New York, the sixth borough. What is
the sixth Borough of New York, Carlos, you don't know.
It's Palm Beach, Florida. That's the sixth version of New York,
sixth Borough of New York. Ruby in Staten Island, How
are you?
Speaker 8: I'm great. I love your show, and I think you
have an excellent rapport with the people that you speak to.
Like Charlie says, we have the same DNA.
Speaker 4: Amen. Amen, did you watch the memorial? Sir? Talk about it?
Speaker 8: Wakes this week unfortunately, and I couldn't get off my
couch to watch it. I am Greek Orthodox first and foremost.
You just talked about Greece. I love it. I'm a
wife of an SCNY captain who thank god it is okay. Anyway,
And I'm a mom of three and my oldest daughter.
You know, it's against everything I believe. She came back
in college. You know, we're the worst homophobes, racist anyway,
Erica has become my model wife. We have model mothers,
we have model sisters, model whatever, but there's nobody that
has a model relationship as a husband and wife. So
I thank her for everything she did. It just I
just couldn't stop crying. And the thing you were talking
about Trump, the left spends hours and hours going through
rhetoric and finding sound bites that make, you know, make
their side sound all the crap that they're doing. Trump
is feeding those sound bites to them the way that
you like said, why are you talking about hate? Why
are you talking about you know, just preak love. So
I want to know who his language guide is. I
used to work in advertising them, a speech I used
to be a speech pathologists. Someone needs to tell him
he has inside thoughts and he should keep them there
so that he doesn't feed the rhetoric of the left.
That's what he's doing.
Speaker 7: I love the way you just frame that he has
inside thoughts. He should look Trump is going to be
Trump and I'm not mad at Trump for being Trump,
just so you know that, I'm just wondering. Like I said, Look,
and I hear people that are hearing this a different
way too, about this being a moment of self depreprecation.
Meant to say, Charlie was a better man than me,
and so I can give that a lot of creams too.
But I hear you. I'm very uncomfortable with the word hate,
with saying I hate, even though many of us experience. Look,
this is a part of life and one of the
things when we find ourselves hating something and hopefully not somebody,
but I try to reflect it. Like I hate the policies.
I hate what the policies of the left have done
to America. I hate to see what has happened to
so many segments of America and what has been the
result of liberals having their way. I hate that. I
don't hate the liberals themselves, but I hate what they
have done to this country and what they are trying
to do. And I think it's incumbent upon all of
us to try to work our way from that you
mentioned Erica. I just want to mention something you don't see.
The words you don't see Bible references in the Washington
Post that much, unless they're mocking them or mocking the
people that believe in them.
Speaker 4: That's just the way it is. So.
Speaker 7: Jim Garrity has an editorial in Today's Washington Post, an
eye for an eye. Erica Kirk just did the remarkable
at the memorial service for conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. His
widow forgave his killer. And he opens this up, and
this is so unusual to read in the Washington Post
term the other cheek may well be Jesus' hardest teaching
to practice. And Matthew five point thirty eight, during the
Sermon on the Mount, Jesus says, you've heard that it
is said an eye for an eye, and a tooth
for a tooth. But I say to you, offer no
resistance to one who is evil. When someone strikes you
on your cheek, your right cheek, turn the other one
to him as well. But that lesson is so difficult
to put into practice. And he goes on and he
talks about then the nonviolent movement doctor Martin Luther King
Junior Gandhi, and then he mentions Erka Kirk. Sunday night
gifted the world with a spectacularly clear model of turning
the other cheek in Erica Kirk speaking at the memorial
service for her slain husband Charlie Kirk. God only knows,
and I mean that literally, how she found the strength
to go on and speak before a packed football stadium
with millions watching. Most of us upon losing our beloved
spouse to an assassin's bullet, would be an inconsolable mess
for a long time afterwards. But then Erica Kirk did
something that was so surprising, so incongruent with the hostility
and bitterness of the political atmosphere right now. It took
your breath away. My husband, Charlie, he wanted to save
young men just like the one who took his life.
She said, in a voice barely above a whisper. That
young man on the cross of our say. We said,
forgive Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.
That man, that young man, I forgive him. And he
continues his column, So wow in the Washington Post, all
less as I said, folks, we have so many sound bites,
and I wanted to touch on some other things. Yeah,
we have to take a break right now. Let's do
that and if we can't, I'll just mention a few
of the other things. We've got this autism pressure that's
coming up, unless it's happened already, but that to me
is just going to be monumental news just happening right now. Yeah,
and folks, this is could be a game changer. I
am a little skeptical. I'm hopeful and skeptical and anxious
to hear what it is that has been uncovered. So
we'll be talking about that tomorrow for sure. Yes, Donald
Trump is making that speech right now.
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Speaker 14: What are we seeing, you know, Donald Trump being underwater
Democrats and all this guarantees us we're gonna fly high
in the midterms. Let me tell you this, guarantees you nothing.
Nothing Because at this particular point, the Democrats are the
New Orleans Saints and political parties. What are we talking about,
trust the Dems or GOP? More on the economy, who
leads on the economy? Republicans by seven? Immigration, Republicans by thirteen?
How about crime? A big issue for Donald Trump and
the Republicans look at that.
Speaker 7: Lead by twenty two points.
Speaker 14: So the bottom line is this, at this particular point,
the ball meet may be on the ground, but the
Democrats have not picked up the ball.
Speaker 10: I'm running with it.
Speaker 5: If anything, at this.
Speaker 14: Particular point, it's the Republicans who are running with the
ball on the top. ISU's the economy, immigration, and crime.
Speaker 7: That ladies and gentlemen. Was Harry Entency an End's poster.
I'm just checking the clock to see if we have time.
That's one of the things we want to talk about
tomorrow as we get to other news. Also, the guy
running for president out there in California, Oh Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 4: He is now supposedly.
Speaker 7: Banned banned federal agents from wearing masks while they're doing
law enforcement. And of course his public like this woman
cut four Carlos, eating it up. This is what this
gal thinks is happening.
Speaker 15: Just lea to ban the masked agents in California. Yeah,
this guy's not backing down from Donald Trump and his
ice agents are not going to be allowed to be wearing.
Speaker 4: Their masks anymore.
Speaker 15: It'll be against the law in the state of California.
And there's a lot of other states that are adopting
the same legislation. Okay, so get ready to be unmasked, mother,
and show your ID and declare loudly and proudly who
you are and who you're working for, because we're really
done here. We're so done here.
Speaker 7: These poor people, they have no education. She doesn't understand
that state law does not pertain or does not have
supremacy over federal law. It's just all for optics. It
means nothing. Harry Warren was passed away on this day.
He was to eighty eight. Wrote over eight hundred songs.
Such a prolific songwriter, including this one that's a classic.
The Flamingos goarf Uncle did it? He also did. He
wrote you must have been a beautiful baby. He wrote Jeepers, Creepers,
the Chatting Nugga Cho Chow. His songs have been in
over three hundred American films. Well said, we had to
depart for the day. Nursey Nurse just hit me up. Oh,
she's furious over what she's sing on this press conference
on autism. She's furious. We'll have to talk about that
tomorrow after I've had a chance to review it. Meanwhile,
we got it. May God bless protectation and every single
one of you, your family is your loved ones. Love
and gratitude my friends for allowing me to be here,
for you being here with me, God willing, Almighty, God Willing.
We are back tomorrow for Tuesday edition of Bosner and
Police Rush Hour.
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