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Here's James Golden.
Speaker 2: It is Monday.
Speaker 4: Welcome my friends to the Monday edition of Bolis Rush Show.
If you would like to be part of the program
this afternoon. Eight hundred eight four eight nine two two
two is how you were just eight hundred eight four eight.
Speaker 2: Nine two two two.
Speaker 4: I have just learned something from our broadcast engineer, Carlos
that I was completely unaware of. It did not headline
in any of the multiple news stories that I sort
of day about the football thing yesterday.
Speaker 2: You which you did watch? You said you you watched it.
Speaker 5: The Big Game? You mean, yes, yes, the what the
Big Game? I don't know if I'm legally you're.
Speaker 4: Allowed to say the words. Now it's over for the year.
The NFL is not going to sue you.
Speaker 6: Okay, the Super Bowl? I did watch it?
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, okay, you watched the Super Bowl? Were you
happy at the conclusion of it all?
Speaker 6: I thought it was a beatdown?
Speaker 4: So okay, there was a beatdown. Okay, well, there you go,
it was a beatdown. I, true to my word, didn't
watch a second of it, not one solitary second of it.
I did, however, see clips, not of any of the
action on the field in the what Carlos is termed
is a beatdown. I saw clips that were circulating around
social media of fans cheering their president when the cameras
scanned across him during the national anthem and a loud
raw one up. I also saw a number of clips
with the swift person.
Speaker 2: Being booed, and in.
Speaker 4: Fact, today there is a meme that has some character
with the look on her face it's a pretty good match,
which was I guess a look of surprise or something.
But that's that. So I get here, Carlos. First thing
that you watched the game. No, of course, I didn't
watch the game, did you?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: And then he points me to an ad from mister
West Kanye and the ads. Now, let me work this again.
You said the ad tells people to do what told
people to do?
Speaker 6: What he told everybody to go to Yezy dot com.
Speaker 2: And then so you you went there because you wanted
to see what I was going on.
Speaker 5: So and there's like only one item, and that one
item is a white shirt with can I say it? Yes,
there's swastika, Okay, yeah, there's wastack on it.
Speaker 2: I think that.
Speaker 4: This young man is in serious need of medicaid. First
of all, the girlfriend, wife whatever, shows up completely with
an outfit that's transparent, so you can see everything that
she was born with and grew into. So you got
the girlfriend running around parading naked. This guy now is
selling shirts with a swastika on it. Elon must had
a banned his his x account completely just it's gone,
and I guess that I don't know. I guess he's
just doubling down on his And I saw something last
week that he thought he said something about being Ydolf
Hitler or something like that or something stupid like that.
So I guess whatever is afflicting his mind is is
taken hold really badly. Here and one Ken offer prayers
for his recovery. Now, I did see headlines too. Let
me ask you a question, since yes you, Carlo, since
you watched the game, what did you think of the
halftime performances at the.
Speaker 2: Super thing?
Speaker 4: It?
Speaker 5: It was so fun it was so funny. Everybody was
a expected to do it.
Speaker 6: He did it?
Speaker 2: I mean, what did he do? That was so much fun?
Speaker 5: Okay, So for context, there's been a feud between two
of the most known, well known rappers.
Speaker 4: In boy G just what just would interest me? Another
feud between rappers? Yes, and okay, but this one wasn't.
This one wasn't the usual rappers feud. In other words,
nobody pulled out guns on Oh no, no, no the other one.
Speaker 2: No no, no, it's just a feud.
Speaker 6: All online, all online on songs.
Speaker 4: It's an online feud. Oh just what? I just oh wow,
what do you know? An online feud between rappers? Okay?
Speaker 6: So yeah, so there's that.
Speaker 5: There's a very popular song that was released last summer
that Kenrick Lamar did that was listened all over America. Uh, anyway,
where he calls.
Speaker 2: What's the name of the song, it's not just us.
Speaker 6: Or just us, not like us. And there is a line.
Speaker 2: Not like us, not not yeah, I'm not like us.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And there's a line where he straights up calls
drake A can I say that a pedophile?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 4: Cool, Yes, we're talking about a news event here. Don't
worry that someone you're going to get into it. It's
been in the news that he has. In fact, apparently
this other person what's his name, Drake, Drake, Now he's wait.
Let me just make sure I got this straight. Because
he's not the one that beat up the girl that
you like. No no, no no, but he dated her.
But he dated Oh, this is just it's all sort
of a I'm.
Speaker 2: Not gonna say it. Okay.
Speaker 4: So he's not the one that beat up the girl
that you like to play, but he but he had
his turn.
Speaker 2: He did, Yes you did. I didn't mean it like that.
He dated her, Yes he did? Okay, And so why is.
Speaker 4: Do I really want to go down the rabbit the
ghetto rabbit hole here?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 6: It's gonna be It's gonna be fast. It's gonna be fast.
Speaker 5: So he he won five Grammys for the song last
week and then this week because Universal, because the record
companies wanted to sue him for that. He was teasing
the song during the performance, which in my mind is
crazy because he was going to say the song call
you the Name in front of all of America and
like I'm guessing other countries, that was the game and
we were expecting it he did it. It was fun
announced the monday after, all right, And.
Speaker 6: I like Caesar. I like Caesar very much. Caesar. It
was the women that performed with.
Speaker 2: Him, Augusta Augusta no no, no, s.
Speaker 5: Z a Caesar, don't you know, like from Gutang.
Speaker 2: And you liked Riza Cisar.
Speaker 6: I mean, whoa whoa Caesars is a dude.
Speaker 4: I doesn't make a difference these days, really, Okay, So
you liked Sizza and you liked the fact that Lamar
a person.
Speaker 6: Samuel L. Jackson, I wasn't a fun of his performance
as much.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he came out like like uncle Sam. And I
was a little stunned when I saw the picture. But
that's besides the point. All right, JJ, you like the
super Bowl? You watched it, I know, and you what
did you think of a halftime performance on the Super Bowl?
Speaker 2: I thought it was good. It was good.
Speaker 7: I like Kendrick Lamar. I really like him as a lyricist,
but I don't think his voice is really like performance.
Speaker 2: Worthy.
Speaker 7: I guess it's like sometimes it's hard to understand his
lyrics and his delivery and stuff like that, because you know,
when he's performing as opposed to when you're just listening
to an on an album, but the most part is good,
and that's the trouble with rap.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying, there's.
Speaker 2: No I don't know what you're saying this.
Speaker 7: This man has won a Pulitzer Prize for his songwriting skills.
Speaker 2: Okay, so a Pulett surprise in what.
Speaker 6: And what for what?
Speaker 2: For the best reporting for what? For his storytelling ability?
I didn't know they gave Pulats for lyrics. Yes, I
should have applied ages ago. Yeah, well, thank you for that.
I learned something new every day.
Speaker 7: But it's one of those things where I wish that they.
Speaker 2: Probably he won a pullet Serprize for lyrics.
Speaker 7: Yep, okay, but sometimes when rappers perform, I kind of
wish they would have like the lyrics on the Jumbo
Tron with the little dot that jumps between the words
so people will actually understand what the person is saying
half the time, because.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of metaphors. There's a lot of.
Speaker 7: You know that, there's a lot of that, and you
have and really like, you know, digest and.
Speaker 2: Digest, yeah, figure it out. Yeah, so you thought it
was good.
Speaker 4: I saw a headline and the Daily Mail and said
it was the worst super Bowl show ever caters.
Speaker 2: Oh that was from the haters I've seen.
Speaker 7: I think I've seen some worse ones.
Speaker 2: Like what I didn't watch it, so.
Speaker 4: Are using Lady Gaga was the worst super Bowl show
ever I've watched?
Speaker 2: Ye, you've watched.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'd love to know what the listeners to this
program I'm thinking about. I was following real news now.
Anna Navarro on the View apparently was act littlely bonic
language there to show you that I still have possession
of my black card, even though people want it taking
away from me because I don't partake in some of
these experiences.
Speaker 2: Like the super Bowl halftime show.
Speaker 4: Anyway, this is what Anna Navarro had to say on
the View earlier today about you.
Speaker 8: No, I don't do sports. You know, I don't do football,
so I wasn't watching the game. But listen, I think
today Donald Trump is going to sign an executive order
banning black people from halftime.
Speaker 9: Because you don't remember.
Speaker 8: Last week we were talking about whether the NFL was
capitulating to Trump by removing the term and racism from
the end zone. Boy, did they not capitulate to Trump?
When I saw Samuel L. Jackson, Yeah, rested as a
black uncle sam Kanga Lamarck, who then had like an
entire formation of all black people making a US flag.
Speaker 2: There's much I know.
Speaker 8: All the black people on my feet were like, ooh,
this is black to be black, black and a racist
who somehow get in?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 6: Were they hopping mad?
Speaker 8: So if the Razers are mad, I am happy as
a player. You celebration of New Orleans, and you can't
celebrate New Orleans without celebrating black culture. Yeah, welcome to
Black History Month.
Speaker 4: So Donald Trump's gonna issue an executive order to blant
to ban black people from halftime.
Speaker 2: According to this woman, you.
Speaker 4: Have to celebrate black cultures, you celebrate New Orleans, and
you have to like rap because now rap is black culture,
not of course jazz, which is synonymous with the culture
of New Orleans and black people, and now it's rapp
And if you disapproved of the rap performances that you
saw there, then you are a racist. So there you
have a reek cap of the important things from the
super Bowl yesterday.
Speaker 2: Oh I take it.
Speaker 6: Who won of Philadelphia?
Speaker 5: I mean if you if you watched the real news,
you would see that Philadelphia was burning last night because
of the wind that the Eagles had.
Speaker 2: What was burning Philly? Philly was Oh, they put it
on fire as usual. That's that's the post game. Yeah,
that's postgame. Just riot, Okay.
Speaker 4: Amy Winehouse in two thousand and eight on this Day
won five Grammy Awards, including Song of the Year, Record
of the Year both for this when the single rehab
as and she won also Best New Artist. Yeah, I
wonder what she would have thought of halftime. Anyway, we
got to go coming back eight hundred and eight for
eight nine two to two. Interested in what you thought if
you watched any of it?
Speaker 2: This is the rush Hour? Would James go?
Speaker 1: James Golden, known popularly as post nerdly.
Speaker 2: This is the rush Hour? With James Golden, I.
Speaker 10: Do believe that fear is truly warranted in the sense
that of color are just going to be rounded up.
I mean, this is this, I mean we've we've lived it,
especially as black folks in this country right Like it's
the racial profiling. And so whether you're a US citizen,
whether you are here as a DOCTA recipient, whether you
are undocumented, whether you are naturalized, whatever your situation is.
I think that if you can be mistaken for being
a brown, right, that you should be concerned because there
is nothing that is tatted on anybody's head that says
I'm undocumented or I'm a citizen.
Speaker 4: Right. That is the intellect, ladies and gentlemen of Texas
Congresswoman Jessman Crockett, Black people and brown people who don't
have tats on their head are gonna get rounded up
because because that's what we do. Nineteen eighty eight, Tamans
Trent Darby introducing the Hardline. According to Tamas, Trent Darley
Darby was at number one. I love that album. At
the time of while this guy and that was it.
I was looking forward to this guy becoming a major force.
He let her change his name just Sonandra. In two
thousand and one, he said, told everybody Terrence Trend Darby
was dead, so was his career at that point. Never
understood what happened there, but the music from this album.
What an album. This was for a debut album that
it did so well, Terrence Trent Darby. At the time, okay,
if you you know so you had you had the
Ghetto Bowl yesterday and then you had well that's not
fair because anyway, you had the ghetto halftime. Okay, you
had half time at the whatever it was yesterday, But
if you were in church yesterday, I'm trying to see
if we have enough time to do this, cause you're
gonna have to read the clock real quick. Do we
have enough time to get to this preacher? Well, then
we don't have enough time. When we get back, we're
gonna take y'all to church. We're gonna take you a touch.
We're gonna visit Tennessee, and we're gonna go to church
for a quick minute. Because if you thought you were
missing something, if you thought you had missed it all,
if you didn't see the super Bowl, you my friends
don't know what you missed if you weren't in chuch
yesterday in Tennessee. So we're gonna take you out. And
if you're black, please be careful. Round Up, round up,
round up. According to Jasmine Crockett, you're gonna be rounded up.
I don't know what they're going to do with you
if you happen to be brown or mistaken for brown
when they round you up, according to this congresswoman, but
you're going to be rounded up anyway. James Golden's thirty
with your Hair b severly spressh hour, do not go away.
There is so much more to discuss.
Speaker 1: James Golden, known popularly as most Nerdly.
Speaker 2: This is the rush hour with James Golden.
Speaker 10: Rush.
Speaker 11: So when are people who actually have the power to
do something, actually sing do something? When there's only so
much that me myself, as an individual citizen can do,
you know, like right, call to representatives, speak up, do
whatever I like.
Speaker 12: I know that there's something that.
Speaker 11: I can do, but it's all it's minuscule. I can't
can go to the DC and like arrest Musk or anything.
Speaker 12: I don't have the ability to do that. But when
are people going who are in power? When the who
are people who are actually in power do something about this?
When are they gonna do something to stop this madness
from happening? When she's are you the Democratic Party?
Speaker 1: When the.
Speaker 12: Are you gonna actually stand up and do something? When
the are those who took an oh to protect this
country actually stand up and do something?
Speaker 1: Because they are.
Speaker 2: Not playing by the rules.
Speaker 12: So therefore it is time for us stop because there's
no rule book anymore, there is no rule. You guys
have to do something before it's too late. And literally
we are right there. We are getting to that point
of no return, and I swear to guy, once we
crossed that line, that's it.
Speaker 6: Do something.
Speaker 4: Democrats seem to be unhappy, my friends and Democrats are
doing something. We'll get to that in the moment. I mean,
Cory Booker says, they're doing things. The Demo Crafts have
unveiled the task Force to respond to the harm inflicted
by Trump administration. That story's in the hell today and
they're mad.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 4: On this day in nineteen ninety, Paul Abdul was at
the top of the chart, number one with this one
Opposite Attractor was her fourth number one. The single went
up to number two across the pond. Paul Abdul, All,
right now, before the break, I told you if you
missed Chuch yesterday, don't worry. I have it right here.
We're gonna go to church. And we're better to go
to church than go to in the South, you know
where in the Bible Belt. That's what We're gonna go
to church in the Bible Belt for a moment. Here,
we're gonna visit Chattanooga, except we ain't gonna go by
chot you and visit the Chattanooga cheat you. We're gonna
go into a nice Baptist church, okay in in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Speaker 2: And let's listen to the preacher there.
Speaker 4: The pastors a guy by the name is Steve called
c au Dlly.
Speaker 2: I hope I'm pronouncing that right, Caldly.
Speaker 4: Anyway, let us you know, when it comes to love, understanding, harmony,
teaching people the moral path so that they can have
a wonderfully successful life and understand and teach people to
love each other and get along with each other. Where
else do we turn to but to go to church.
And so, ladies and gentlemen, let's even though it's Monday.
While people miss church yesterday because they were too busy
getting ready, stocking up on them goods and services so
that they could watch Kendrick Lamar and talk about Drake
and all other good stuff.
Speaker 2: How many beers did you have yesterday? There?
Speaker 6: No, I'm not gonna say this in there.
Speaker 4: Okay, thank you good, but you did.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I did have a hide infult.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's enough. That's all we need to know. Thank you.
Speaker 4: If your mischuck because you were too busy getting hyped
for the super Bowl in the big halftime show, Let's
go to Chattanooga with Pastor Steve.
Speaker 2: And here we go.
Speaker 13: And in this nation, I'm worried that we are on
the verge of bloodshed. What you say says a a
an attempt to take us back to a day that
we do not want to go, and we will not go.
Therefore there will be conflict. I pray that the peace
of God will win out and overcome the madness that's
a tipting to take over this nation. And I will
say to you, beloved, no one likes violence, but sometimes
violence is necessary. Elon Musk forces his way into the
United States Treasury and threatens to steal your personal information
and your Social Security check, there is the possibility of violence.
Sometimes the devil will act so ugly that you have
no other choice but to get violent and fight. Well,
someone might say, now, Reverend, you know you shouldn't be
talking about violence. This is the Christian thing to do. Well,
I will say, why not talk this way? Because Jesus did.
Jesus said in this king this key verse, didn't it?
The Kingdom of Heaven suffers what violence and the who
the violent?
Speaker 2: Take it by force.
Speaker 4: So we have this preacher sitting up number one, uh
falsehoods that Elon Musk, ladies and gentlemen is not stealing
your social Security check. That is a blatant lie. It
is a one hundred percent, pure, unadulter rated, bald face lie.
And this business about him stealing your data. He is
authorized to auditt. You cannot audit unless you look at data.
He's not releasing any data. He's not stealing a damn thing.
And this has Democrats all around the country like that
other lady we heard from effing do something. They're all
outraged and Democrats are outdre Listen to listen to this
guy from right here in Connecticut.
Speaker 2: Cut one.
Speaker 4: This is the Attorney General, William Tong of Connecticut. Just
announce that Connecticut and our sister states have sued President Trump,
Treasury Secretary Vesson, and the federal government for DOGE and.
Speaker 3: Letting Elon Musk and his tech pros into the US
treasury system.
Speaker 7: This is utterly unconstitutional, unlawful. He represents the biggest data
breach in American history of reflect that.
Speaker 4: So they're gonna sue, They're gonna sue, They're gonna sue
it's the biggest data breach in American history. You got
little Jasmine running her flapped down there, Black brown people
gonna be rounded up. You got this guy, this preacher
lying to his congregation saying that Elon Musk is stealing
your social Security check. It is a blatant, fear mongering, unadulterated,
ball faced lie. It is not happening. It never did happen,
and it will not happen. He's not coming in your
mailbox or going to your direct deposit account and putting
the money and putting it in his own account. He's
not putting your money somewhere. He's not stealing your social
Security It is a lie, a patent lie. And then
you have this preacher basically advocating for violence in the
name of Jesus, advocating for violence. It is disgraceful. What
what are these people afraid of? What are they afraid of?
Now some Americans are seeing through it. I got two
from TikTok, eight and nine Carlos. These are just random
young people in America. The guy, the first one you hear,
happens to be a black guy. Doesn't make a difference
what color he is, but they're seeing through it. The
young people in America are among those seeing through it.
Speaker 2: Just play him back to back.
Speaker 6: We want to thank you so much man for your
hard work. Continue doing a good job.
Speaker 2: Don't listen to these people these mother is it crazy?
We want to know where our money's going.
Speaker 14: Democrats are acting like cheating boyfriends right now. I'm sorry,
but somebody's gotta say it. I'm independent. I think there's
good ideas on both sides. There's bad ideas on both sides.
But what this doge Audit is reminded me of is
like a girl taking her boyfriend's phone and like hiding
in the bathroom, and the Democrats are just bagging on
the door and they're like, you are invading my privacy.
You can't go through my phone, and Elon Musk is like,
yes I can. I can see what you've been up to.
And then every time Musk comes out of the bathroom,
he's like, look see what you did. They just turn
it around to the like, you invaded my privacy. This
was your fault. You broke my trust.
Speaker 4: Thank you, you broke our trust. So beautiful, so wonderful,
so nice, so intelligent, Elon Musk, what do we learn
today the Federal Emergency Management Agency the ones that couldn't
find their way to fund the recovery of people who
had suffered horribly in North Carolina and in Florida due
to Hurricane Those that agency, the Federal Emergency Management Agency,
handed out fifty nine million dollars to luxury hotels in
New York City to house illegal migrants. Elon Musk at Monday,
that would be today. Musk, who leads the Department of
Government's Efficiency, a temporary agency within the Trump administration task
with weeding out frivolous spending by the federal government, said
it was his Doach team that made the discovery. The
top White House officials said the payment was in violation
of President Trump's executive order and efforts would be made
to recover the funds. The dog team just discovered FEMA
sent fifty nine million dollars last week last week to
luxury hotels in New York City to house illegal migrants.
Sending this money violated the law and is gross in
subordination to the President's executive order. That money is meant
for American disaster relief and instead is being spent on
high end hotel for illegals. A clawback demand will be
made today to recoup those funds. USA is stripped of
its lease. A bunch of staffers showed up the other
day couldn't get in. The lease is gone turned over
to GOO, another government agency. They were told by a
front desk officer that he had a list of no
more than ten names of people allowed to enter the building.
Tarps covered USA's interior signs told the people showing up there, Nope,
not getting In New York Times, Trump's actions have created
a constitutional crisis, scholars said, we talked about this the
other day, folks. What is happening here today is brilliant.
What Donald Trump is doing is absolutely brilliant. I've been
thinking about this a lot because I do revere and
respect the institutions of government. And when you look at
what the way that Congress has abused their position, what
the Congress of the United States done is put handcuffs
on the exactecutive branch. Yes, Congress has the ability to
allocate money, but what they have done is to tie
the hands of the executive branch by demanding that their corruption.
And when it comes to like these non governmental agencies
that they've been spending money on and some of these
other things. What they have demanded is that the president
must lose his power of executeur of the country. And
so yes, this is headed into and eventually we'll get
to the Supreme Court. And what is at stake here
is this precious balance of checks, balance and oversight. Congress
does have legitimate oversight over not only the executive branch
it's agencies, but of the courts. The President, by being
the executor, has powers of oversight over Congressional items. And
this is going to be interesting to see how this
plays out. So Donald Trump is forcing the issue that
no other American president in our history has had the
either political will or the courage to force all the
way up to the Supreme Court. At what point does
the constitutional right for Congress to do appropriations collide with
executive power and the ability to administer the country from
an executive point of view? This is brilliant what is
happening here. Donald Trump's one of a kind, folks. We
had orders over the weekend. You remember he told he
stripped Letitia James, Alvin.
Speaker 2: Bragg and a lot of others.
Speaker 4: You're not You can't even go in federal buildings anymore,
your power is done. He got rid of the penny,
told the treasury no more pennies. They cost too much.
Every day what Donald Trump is doing is just sheer brilliance.
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Speaker 2: Let's go to rich in Pennsylvania. First. How are you Rich? Welcome?
Speaker 9: I'm hanging in there, sure.
Speaker 2: How are you doing very well? Thank you?
Speaker 9: Football? So here, let me just do it this quick.
I've got two books in front of me, Thomas Sol's
Intellectuals in Society and Rush Limbaugh's Rush Rub Brave Pilgrims
and First Patriots. I don't have any time for the NFL.
Speaker 2: I love you. That is awesome. You know.
Speaker 4: I saw a column by Larry Elders the other day
that both that is urging presidents Trump to be still
the metals of freedom to both Thomas Sol and Walter Williams.
I love that idea. Amy in New Jersey, Amy welcome?
How are you Amy? I?
Speaker 15: One thing I thought was interesting about the halftime show,
which you know my husband watches. So that's just the
part that I look forward to. I guess at one
point I realized the dancers and Kendrick Lamars is that
they were deans in red, white and blue and Jackson
and Fright. So I thought, oh, that's that's pretty cool.
But then as you watch a little further, like at
one point they came and they joined into like a
flag formation, but it wasn't it was like didn't look clear,
and Samuel Jackson was dressed in red, white and blue
as Uncle Sam. But then inslay and it was very.
Speaker 2: Confusing to sit cut off.
Speaker 4: And cut off, sweetheart, just when you were about to
say what Samuel Jackson did, and I got to move on, Amy,
I want to hear the rest of this story. You're
gonna have to call me tomorrow, Liz in Yonkers, New York.
You're up next.
Speaker 9: Boy.
Speaker 3: I don't think that it should be a political statement
to Super Bowl. I'm not a big football fan, but
I do watch the Super Bowl, and I don't watch
the halftime because I'm just not interested in that. But
it's not a day for President Trump to say I
don't like Taylor Swift. Okay, Swift, these are about eight
to sixteen years old, the same girls that were in
his office when he signed the bill. Okay, that he
really shouldn't be saying, I don't what.
Speaker 4: About what about all the things that Taylor Swift has said.
Speaker 2: About Donald Trump, she should neither.
Speaker 4: Okay, Uh, let's thank you. We got to run, folks.
I wish I had more time to address this one,
believe me. Uh, and thank you so much. Listen for
the call, appreciate you. May God bless him, protect each
and every single one of you, your families, your loved ones.
Love and gratitude my friends, you're being here with me
and allowing me to be with you God. Willing back
tomorrow for the Tuesday edition of boast Everly's Rush Hour.
Until then, I'd bid you I do.
Speaker 2: Bye.