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Speaker 3: James Golden Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network, Welcome.
Speaker 2: My friends too, the fastest hour in American media. It
is both Sternley's Rush Hour. I am both surly James
Golden here with you, and so much to discuss. We
begin the journey with some of the continued talk over
Venezuela and the venuez Whaler operation that will be dominant
in today's program. But there are other things. Fraud. Fraud
is so widespread, Actually two things about fraud. The fraud
is so widespread in terms of giving what the United
States government gives to people. Willingly, I want to spend
a few minutes talking about charity and the idea that
charity is so much ingrained in the American psyche it
has made all of us susceptible to abuses that we
would never tolerate in any other sector of our lives. Also,
new session of Congress begins, Marjorie Taylor Green is not
going to be a part of it. On the way
out the door, she has invested Donald Trump and this
administration as being globalist. She also says if US military
action regime change in Venezuela was really about saving American
lives from deadly drugs, then why hasn't the Trump administration
taken action against Mexican cartel? Sounds just like a Democrat actually,
And if prosecuting narco terrorist is highly as a high priority,
then why did he pardon former Honduran President Juan Orlando Fernandez,
who was convicted and sentenced to forty five years for
trafficking hundreds of tons of cocaine into America. I think
Trump explained that pardon the other day. But I mean,
the second question to me is a legitimate question. Mike
kind of shook my head when that, like, what is
this about? But I don't know how you can look
at what has taken place at the border of the
United States of America and the impact that it has
had on the cartels of Mexico, and not say that
Trump has done something with the cartels. Marjorie Taylor green
Bye biding. I think she'll probably be back in politics,
but I just think that these hurt feelings that she's
had on the way out the door have not endeared
her to the base of the party. By the way,
whilst was supposed to have another press conference today where
he would answer questions, know whether that happened, I haven't
seen anything from it. He ran out of the press
conference yesterday. Oh, we'll take questions tomorrow. I haven't heard
anything about that. There is a lot of excitement over
the idea that Amy Klobachar might become the next Democrat
nominee for governor of Minnesota. And as I said yesterday,
if Klobachar decides she wants to join that race, regardless
of however qualified the Republican candidate may be in that state,
this is just a political assessment. She's going to be
hard to beat. I'm not saying she can't be beat.
I'm saying it's going to be a much harder race
in Minnesota with Klobachar at the head of that ticket
than anybody else from Minnesota. Not that she's that great,
but her name recognition is so high, and she has
been just the vocal as a representative to the party
and at times does not seem quite as looney or
is enraged with TDS. She's no fan of Trump. Everything
he does, she goes, but she doesn't go off the
deep end in some of her comments occasionally, not as
much as some of the others do. She's gonna be
a hard one to beat. She's been positioning herself for
a run to higher office. You know, she wanted to
be president, didn't quite make it out. She's been very
careful about her statements, unlike that woman that's running in Texas.
We didn't even I didn't even put that in the
audio roster, Jasmine Crockett. It emerged yesterday her saying f
the Supreme Court. I didn't even bother with it, because
Jasmine Crockett, to me, is making a joke out of herself.
And I don't know how you just say to the
people of Texas in one breath, I'm qualified to be
the cenator of this vast state and then for the
majority of the state that is Republican, just turn up
with a remark like f the Supreme Court and think
you're going to win the governorship. I hope she clears
the way in the primaries and becomes the primary candidate.
It will be interesting to look at okay I mentioned
the fraud. There are two cases of fraud today that
came to light. One is in Joja, where you've seen
in past weeks. Another fraud, this is unemployment COVID employment
for there was an official down there that has been indicted.
Becomes the second Democrat. This one is from Stone Mountain, Georgia.
And then there's a fraud trial in Mississippi that's going
on seventy seven million dollars unrelated to everything that we
know about the Somali stuff. Both of these, but there's
also have been rumors that there is massive fraud that
has occurred with state funds in California that could eclipse
what we see in Minnesota. People are throwing around a
number and it's been unverified, but they are throwing around
around a number that easily triples or more the amount
of fraud that has been uncovered so far in Minnesota.
I'm waiting to see if anything comes out. There was
a state ordered a report in FLA in California that's
said that it's the state was ripe for fraud, but
it didn't mention the same kind of numbers yet that
people are throwing around. So I'll wait, But indication are
there something brewing in California that could be massive if
it's true in terms of government money that was misspent.
All that led me to think, and I have been
thinking about this for days now. Americans are good people.
We don't like to see other people suffer. Those people
in this country, even people that are down on their
luck in America, that have good hearts, that have a
moral center, even people down on their luck, will share
what they have with others rather than watch people suffer
if they can. That's part of that's one part of
the American psyche that has been taken advantage of ever
since we left a strict view of the constitution in
this country. What do I mean by that? A clear
reading of the Constitution would tell you that the founders
never intended to turn this nation's government into a massive
welfare safety net. That wasn't part of the design of
this country. Yet we have one and it is celebrated.
How we got here can be traced. We got here
because especially after the depression, and one of the things
that extended the depression, by the way, was Franklin Delano
Roosevelt's New Deal. We have to have a new deal.
People are in poverty. We need a new deal. So
the government took over a lot of Number one, they
created a lot of make good work, make up work,
and we will employ people as the government so that
people don't starve. Those were the WPA programs and all
that business. That was the first way on America becoming
this socialist nation. The government, instead of the private sector,
is the provider of goods and services, and it was
done in the name of charity. The second big wave
of it came with Lyndon Johnson's Great Society, where we
can't watch women suffer who have babies and the men
aren't there, while we'll step in and let the government
pay for instead of the daddy. The government's going to
pay for it. Used to be in America. If you
young ladies and ladies that are not so young but
still of child bearing years, decided you wanted to open up,
have a mail inside wel then if something happened out
of it, there was the old remember those old shows
that talked about the old shotgun weddings and everything else.
There was an expectation that the mail would step up
and do the decent thing. What is the decent thing?
Take care of that which he had created. Instead, the
Democrat Party under Lyndon Johnson decided we are going to
do something spectacular. We're going to step in where men
used to step in and do what was expected of them.
And it didn't just stop at single women and babies.
It extended all the way to creating vast wealth fair programs.
And then when the government couldn't handle the infrastructure for
the vast welfare programs, we had a whole new crop
of businesses that were set up to do it called
NGOs non governmental organizations, and all they did was raid
the treasury, take your taxpayer money and decide how to
spend it. And if you look at every single incident
of fraud that is occurring today, it is because of
this sense of government largesse. People are suffering. What about
the children, Oh the children? But for the children, what
about the elderly? Oh? What about those poor minorities, they
don't have it because the ancestors were so mean. Well
about the people that are gender oppressed, We have to
do something to help. What about the single moms? What about?
What about? What about everybody that doesn't have a leg up?
What about the people who haven't figured out what?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 2: In San Francisco, they just cleared a five million of
five some odd million reparations package. They actually did it,
waiting to see if the money gets distributed. What about
the people whose ancestors were in chains. We need to
help them. What about what about little Johnny down the street?
What about people that are home and there's nobody to
help them when they're or many of these things they
tug at your heart. We don't want to see people suffer.
And you know what used to happen before the government
did it. People did it themselves. People in neighborhoods got
together through the church, through their synagogue, through other people.
While some of our neighbors are in need, let's help
that one over. Families used to do it themselves. We
had an unfortunate incident in the family. Little Susie there
opened up her legs and now has something in the oven.
We have to help. And there are all sorts of
tales and TV shows and everything about how shaming families
that wouldn't help. When little Susie opened up her legs
and found the package in the oven and the family said,
we're not gonna take care of that little battard, well,
then the families were shamed. Yes you are. This is
your responsibility. They're your family. Take care of them, help them.
We all are imperfect souls, we all need help. We're
supposed to help and love each other. This comes right
out of not only the Bible, it comes out of
every major spiritual thinking organization, society, religion, belief in the
world in humanity, help those in need. When the government
does it because people don't want to, it becomes a
it becomes a cesspool for fraud. And that is what
we are experiencing right now. We got to take a
quick break the.
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Speaker 2: My friends, during the break, I've been chastised by the
word police, the official police woman of words on this program.
My dear Debbie Dohane or known to some of you
as Kochie Dohanne, who said that I should have been
a little I asked her, well, what did I say?
What did I say? When I was talking about charity
and the programs and how we arrived at this place?
I used the term apparently that little Susie had opened
her legs and found uh uh and then and then
something was in the oven. And apparently, she said opening
her legs just sounded a bit graphic. Maybe it can
be said in a more gentle way. I, as a man,
I don't know how that particular act is accomplished unless
little Susie opens her legs. Well, she's not little, We're
I'm not an efting type. You know what I mean, folks,
I mean, if the Leger could, it's impossible. How do
I explain this more gently? I thought it was gentle.
It is not the government. The government should not be
in this business. And let me just briefly, let's just
play cut five. We don't have to listen to the
whole thing followed by cut six. And this is what
I'm talking about, folks. On top of everything else you
hear today, here's a news report coming out of Mississippi.
Speaker 4: It is Mississippi's largest ever public bezzlement scandal, seventy seven
million dollars in federal funds meant for child poverty reduction programs,
employment assistants, and childcare services, but the money was allegedly
spent on homes and cars, luxury, drug rehab, and on
sham nonprofits. Former professional wrestler Ted DiBiase Junior is due
in court today federally charged in the scheme with conspiracy,
wire fraud, theft of government funds, and money laundry. Debase
Juniors accused of embezzling nearly four million dollars in welfare
funds in twenty twenty through fraudulent contracts. At least seven
people in total have pleaded guilty in the scandal, including
DiBiase's brother and Mississippi's former Department of Human Services director.
The sat Republican auditor who's been looking at this for years,
warned in twenty twenty three about how perpetrators got away
with it.
Speaker 5: Watch our Department of Human Services is not monitoring its subgrantees,
its nonprofits to ensure that the dollars are reaching needy folks.
The head of the age he did not want them
monitored because he was handing large amounts of funds to
the nonprofits, and then he and the nonprofit executives were
discussing ways to spend those dollars in violence.
Speaker 2: You get the point they're on trouffle. How about let's
go to Jojia now and here we got his in
Jojia Hews.
Speaker 6: Here at six federal agents charged a second Georgia lawmaker
but defrauding taxpayers through pandemic unemployment insurance. A grand jury
inducted indicted Stone Mountain Democrat Karen Bennett. Prosecutors alleged she
obtained unemployment benefits for employees even though her business remained
open through the pandemic. Bennett becomes the second Georgia lawmaker
arrested on pandemic related fraud charges. A grand jury also
indicted Covington Democrat Sharon Henderson last month.
Speaker 2: Both are right on now, this, folks, massive and what
is it all about? Caud Liberals have cast the idea
that corporations are evil. In fact, this was part of Mandamie,
is part of Bernie Sanders regular stump speech. Fair share.
The liberals are finally the corporations will finally pay their
fair share folks, The government is the biggest wheelhouse of
unfair theft in creation, not the corporations who do pay taxes.
It is the repository of taxpayer money that is continually
being ripped off and there is no accountability. Corporations have
a board of directors their fiduciary response ability. If there's fraud,
you can take those corporations to court. And by the way,
even the board of directors can be sued and brought
up on charges. Who do you go to Who's going
to jail besides some of the individuals that committed the fraud.
Who's going to jail for mismanagement of taxpayer money? Any
of these congress people, any of these senators, anybody, if
they had to live with the same restrictions that they
place on America's corporations, a lot of them would be
in jail. Yet, this fraud of your money happens on
astounding numbers that we can't even believe, and nobody from
the government that has allowed this apparatus to set up
is ever charged and treated like people in the private sector,
who would be in jail on theft if the same
level of fevery was a current. We got this wrong folks.
And I'm still being told, by the way, and chastise
over me saying that little Susie opened that Susie, not
little Susie opened up her legs and got something. Mister
Mike says, I need a copy of the Kama suture
because it is possible to do this with out I
And I'm being told in other people that how about
she couldn't keep her legs closed? Well, isn't that saying
the same thing? You get the drift, which is the
whole point. All right, let's move on from Susie and
her legs Greenland. Many people might think Donald Trump is
crazy with this stuff about Greenland. Why does he keep
on bringing up Greenland? Steve Miller raised an important point
today that I don't think I've ever taken into consideration before.
And by the way, the talk of Greenland is escalating again,
and Denmark says, hey, if the United States takes over
Greenland with NATO is done, it's done. It's over. People
are taking this seriously. Trump is taking this seriously. This
is not some kind of wild hair. This is thought
out through and through. Listen to Stephen Miller cut seven
with Jake Tapper giving the questions on what's happening with
Greenland and the United States.
Speaker 7: There has been the formal position of the US government
since the beginning of this administration, frankly going back into
the previous trub administration, that Greenland should be part of
the United States. The President has been very clear about that.
That is the formal position of the US government.
Speaker 8: Right, But can you say that military action against Greenland
is off the table?
Speaker 2: It would be a military action against Greenland.
Speaker 7: The Greenland has a population of thirty thousand people, Jake.
The real question is about what right does Denmark is
certain control over Greenland? What is the basis of their
territorial claim, What is their basis of having Greenland as
a colony of Denmark?
Speaker 2: The United States?
Speaker 7: Is the power of NATO for the United States to
secure the Arctic region, to protect and defend NATO and
NATO interest. Obviously, Greenland should be part of the United States.
And so that's a conversation that we're going to have
as a country. That's a process we're gonna have as
a as a new community of nations.
Speaker 8: So you get off the table that the US would
use military force to seize Greenland, you kay, I understand
you're trying very hard to which which again is your job.
Speaker 7: I respect it is great to get exactly the headline right.
That catchy headliness it says that says Miller refuses to
rule out the the United States should have Greenland as
part of the United States. There's no need to even
think or talk about this in the context that you're
asking of a military operation. Nobody's going to fight the
United States militarily over the future of Greenland's one last question,
see it make any sense?
Speaker 2: Here's the question that he raised that I didn't I
have never really thought about before. What gives Didntmark the
right to Greenland? How does Didntmark end up saying? What's
what with Greenland? A land of thirty thousand people? Oh
my gosh, Nursey. I thought I was threw with it,
but I'm not. Nursing nurses weighed in. She's a nurse
nursing nurses wide in folked my nurse. Yes, I have
a nurse. I have a private nurse. She's wonderful, she's incredible.
My private nurse has helped me in ways. Anyway, my
private nurse, nursing nurse has just weighed in. We'll go
to a break, Kevin, as soon as I nursing nurse says,
and I quote, technically the legs don't have to be open.
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Speaker 2: And the Bible says, got this from America small caffeinated
mom and from her husband Grant. He took her in
his tent and he knew her. Now the problem with
me saying he knew her first. I know a lot
of women. I don't know them like that. I mean,
I just you don't know. And then I mentioned nursing nurse. Hmmm, hmmm,
why don't you repeat how nursing nurse has helped you.
Nursing nurse is married, and she's a devoted wife, and
so get your mind out of whatever it is that
you're thinking. Nursing nurse's beautiful, devoted wife. And yes, she
was my post COVID and is my post COVID nurse.
And I don't think I'm gonna tell you something. My
medical care during COVID was just amazing. The COVID days. Okay,
we have another analysis. I don't have time to get
to it today, I don't think from a Canadian analyst
on a Canadian analyst on what this Greenland thing really means.
And also, believe it or not, how Venezuela affects Canada.
And it's quite interesting because it centers around the oil
and Democrats and liberals are going nuts over President Trump's
remark on oil. Also the as you may know, a
longstanding goal of the Republicans that finally have been talking
about it for decades, in decades, and nothing was ever
done until Donald Trump was on the idea of public
broadcasting cut one very quickly, this ladies and gentlemen was away.
CNN reported on those late developments.
Speaker 9: A stunningly fast end of an era for public media.
After nearly sixty years, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting has
voted to dissolve itself, forced to take the drastic measure
after the Republican held Congress voted to defund it at
the behest of Donald Trump. The private agency has steered
federal funding to PBS, NPR and hundreds of public television
and radio stations across the country.
Speaker 2: Now I happen to watch some PBS programming, I love
Masterpiece Theater. I'll be honest with you, I love Masterpiece Theater.
I also like British television a lot too, But you
know what people are doing now, They're actually paying for
the TV streaming that they want to see. So you know,
I'll have to consider if I want to donate to
keep watching PBS, I will I only watch Masterpiece Theater.
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