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Speaker 6: Welcome my friends to the Wednesday edition in bos Nerdly's
Speaker 6: Rush Away.
Speaker 4: If you.
Speaker 6: Would like to be on the program, This afternoon, eight
Speaker 6: hundred day four eight nine to two two is how
Speaker 6: you reached us eight hundred two eight four eight nine two.
Speaker 4: Two two. This is the day after. There was a
Speaker 4: movie about that.
Speaker 6: You know, the day after that's when the nuclear blast
Speaker 6: hit due to global warming. And the day after oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: it was a bunch of propaganda. But this day after
Speaker 6: is not propaganda unless you happen to be tuning into
Speaker 6: the mainstream media outlets and their attempts at propaganda. This
Speaker 6: is another kind of day after. Last night was a
Speaker 6: speech for the record books. I had asked to see
Speaker 6: Apprncess Diana wanted to come with me. I was very
Speaker 6: interested to hear her day after analysis. No, no, no,
Speaker 6: you handle it. I'm okay, all right, but I do
Speaker 6: have some thoughts that I want to share with you.
Speaker 6: We have a sound back roster that is pretty intense
Speaker 6: covers a lot of the speech, but many of you
Speaker 6: saw the speech. Some of it will talk. We'll play
Speaker 6: into some of the things I want to talk about.
Speaker 6: But as I thought about it, I would rather explain
Speaker 6: a little bit of background about my thinking about the
Speaker 6: speech than play a lot of it again. You have
Speaker 6: heard it it. I got text messages doing it during
Speaker 6: the speech and throughout the speech at different points. I
Speaker 6: think it really got off the hook when Trump delivered
Speaker 6: the line of the night, which I will paraphrase very quickly,
Speaker 6: that the Democrats have been clamoring or we need new legislation.
Speaker 6: We need new legislation to deal with imgration says no Is.
Speaker 6: It turned out all they needed, all we needed was
Speaker 6: a new president, and he, of course delivered the line beautifully.
Speaker 6: Everybody my textbox went on, that was a great line.
Speaker 6: But there's so much else that happened in this ninety
Speaker 6: nine minute address. But why why is this speech? Why
Speaker 6: was it so important to so many people?
Speaker 4: Last night?
Speaker 6: Before the program began, I asked a very own rich
Speaker 6: right a ballet who stepped out of the room, who's
Speaker 6: the first president that he remembered? And he said, I
Speaker 6: he kind of remembered Reagan as first. I asked Jonas
Speaker 6: and after he told me Abraham Lincoln, and I said,
Speaker 6: you weren't alive during averhaving Lincoln the time. I mean
Speaker 6: the first one that you remember remember from being there.
Speaker 6: He said, well, he kind of heard of George W. Bush,
Speaker 6: but Obama was the first one that he remembers. Carlos,
Speaker 6: lets me ask you, so she just walked in the room.
Speaker 6: Who is the first United States president in your lifetime
Speaker 6: that you remember that you have memories of how you
Speaker 6: could know something about him? Who was the first one,
Speaker 6: first president you paid attention to?
Speaker 1: It was George W.
Speaker 4: Bush? It was? It was? It was September, September eleventh, Yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 4: it was that day. Yeah, okay, and George w Okay, Okay.
Speaker 6: The reason I asked that question, ladies and gentlemen, is
Speaker 6: this far as long as I can remember, as long
Speaker 6: as I can remember. It's a heck of a lot
Speaker 6: longer than anyone on the staff here does, which means
Speaker 6: I'm an older guy as long as I can remember.
Speaker 6: Following politics, elected Republicans have spent most of their political
Speaker 6: lives on the defense, defending themselves from accusations of this
Speaker 6: or that on the defense, their policies under the defense, whatever,
Speaker 6: And that was a normal state. That has been normal
Speaker 6: even when Republicans won elections. So I go all the
Speaker 6: way back. I do not remember Eisenhower, but Ike was
Speaker 6: around Ike after World War Two, and then came John Kennedy.
Speaker 6: I don't remember the Kennedy presidency. I remember little things
Speaker 6: about the president. About the Kennedy presidency, I remember he
Speaker 6: and Jackie lost a baby while and that was a
Speaker 6: thing that Patrick I believe his name baby while they
Speaker 6: were in the White House, and that was a big
Speaker 6: news story.
Speaker 4: Of course.
Speaker 6: Then, of course I remember the assassination of John Kennedy
Speaker 6: and then Johnson, and that's when to me, politics really
Speaker 6: took off with Lyndon Johnson. But to me, when I
Speaker 6: look back on it, Eisenhower and Kennedy were part of
Speaker 6: a very different kind of presidency. We talk about a
Speaker 6: Uni party now. There was almost a uni party then
Speaker 6: between Republicans and Democrats, because there was a shared value
Speaker 6: of what the threat to America was. It was communism,
Speaker 6: it was the Red menace. We were in. We were
Speaker 6: in the height of the Cold War War during that
Speaker 6: presidency of Lynnon Johnson, America started to me turning more inward.
Speaker 6: That of course, marks when the civil rights struggle in
Speaker 6: America front and the center. Even though the Vietnam War
Speaker 6: was happening overseas, the protests to it were happening in
Speaker 6: the streets here. There was a lot of turmoil in America.
Speaker 6: Democrats in charge, Republicans ah. But through all of the
Speaker 6: Kennedy Johnson years and then right afterwards, Conservatives were mocked.
Speaker 6: Barry Goldwater Conservative lost in a huge landslide to Lyndon,
Speaker 6: mocked conservatism. You people are a bunch of John Bircher's.
Speaker 6: You got younger guys don't even know what the John
Speaker 6: Birchers are, but that's what you are. You people see
Speaker 6: comedies under every rock. This came after Khrushchev Nikita Krushtev
Speaker 6: stood at the United Stations, took issue up, banging on
Speaker 6: the podium and from USSR back then that was before Russia.
Speaker 6: It was the Yes, the Soviets Republic bang that she wanted.
Speaker 6: The pulman said we will bury you. And then they
Speaker 6: proceeded to tell us how they were gonna bury us.
Speaker 6: They were gonna bury us from within. But yet Conservatives
Speaker 6: who were standing in the in the saying okay, we're
Speaker 6: going to we recognize this threat of communism and what
Speaker 6: it will do to the culture were mocked, and conservatives
Speaker 6: have been mocked almost ever since. In America, the Soviets communists,
Speaker 6: they were gonna bury us. They were gonna destroy our
Speaker 6: relif because we were a religious America. They did not
Speaker 6: like that. We're going to destroy it. We're going to
Speaker 6: destroy your view of capitalism. And they had proceeded to
Speaker 6: do that. They took over two main institutions. When I
Speaker 6: say they three, there was always the left in Hollywood,
Speaker 6: there were academia and the press, the institutional enemies of conservatism.
Speaker 6: Then came Richard Nixon, a fervent anti communist, but even
Speaker 6: he turned in what he had. He opened, of course
Speaker 6: to China, which was huge to communist China. It was
Speaker 6: a big story he made the opening. But also Nixon
Speaker 6: focused a lot on domestic policies, many of them very harmful.
Speaker 6: I happened to think Nixon was a great president, but
Speaker 6: a horrible president in terms of domestic policies. But he
Speaker 6: was driven out by who the left, press, Nixon Republican
Speaker 6: on the defensive. So you look, we went through this
Speaker 6: period from Ike, who was kind of benign. They didn't
Speaker 6: really attack him. He was a war hero. We went
Speaker 6: into this Nixon Kennedy thing. Democrats one, Democrats one. Here
Speaker 6: comes Nixon. The press and the intellectual elite mobbed Nixon
Speaker 6: got him tossed out of office. They threw him out office.
Speaker 6: He made some stupid blunders. Okay, So then comes Gerald
Speaker 6: Ford the replacement. He was mercilessly hounded by the press.
Speaker 6: Never stood a chance. You had Jimmy Carter come in
Speaker 6: one term, generational, transitional Democrat president. But under Carter you
Speaker 6: had a lot of what began as the social culture
Speaker 6: wars beginning. Then comes Bush forty one, that George Bush
Speaker 6: and Bush forty three got a daddy Daddy Bush. The
Speaker 6: left went nuts. The culture wars started in earnest That's
Speaker 6: when you had things the Murphy Brown dan Quail thing,
Speaker 6: this idea that no parents, family shouldn't be two households.
Speaker 5: Owe.
Speaker 6: You people are so old fashioned and you're ridiculous.
Speaker 4: They were.
Speaker 6: The Bush at the Bush administration on the defensive all
Speaker 6: the time from the media time that not aggressive.
Speaker 4: At all.
Speaker 6: The soccer moms started emerging at the end of the
Speaker 6: Bush presidency again, Republicans under attack, being out of step
Speaker 6: with the culture of America and defined as being a
Speaker 6: bunch of angry white men. That's when we first start
Speaker 6: heard that going and that is something that persisted since then. Okay,
Speaker 6: along comes Bill Clinton. The social issues grow on steroids.
Speaker 6: Then you had this hyper government evolved, the hyper up
Speaker 6: and this is by design, these thousands of NGOs, these
Speaker 6: thousands of do good organizations being funded by the government.
Speaker 6: You had this e bed of Clinton acolytes that remain
Speaker 6: in office, some of them until to this day they
Speaker 6: are finally being rooted out by Donald Trump. But during
Speaker 6: the Bill Clinton years, the mainstream press totally took this
Speaker 6: guy's side. Any other president with his track record would
Speaker 6: have been thrown out. The corruption scandals, the selling the
Speaker 6: White House, the Lincoln Bedroom for campaign donations. You probably
Speaker 6: never heard all this stuff was going on up to
Speaker 6: blinking the intern in the Oral Office, all of it.
Speaker 6: But the press protected this guy, and they protected Hillary
Speaker 6: because that was their person. Republicans. Even then, when the
Speaker 6: Republicans on the new Gengis finally took Kyri's back, they
Speaker 6: always on the defensive. Even though they got some things
Speaker 6: through with the contract with America. They stayed on the
Speaker 6: defense their entire time, and then of course came Obama
Speaker 6: and Obama, the race war, culture war war in America,
Speaker 6: the growth of the deep state, many of whom survived
Speaker 6: in the Biden Republicans still on the defense.
Speaker 4: I say all that to say this before we go
Speaker 4: to a break.
Speaker 6: Last night, America's most Americans saw something they have never
Speaker 6: seen in their entire lives. They saw a Republican president
Speaker 6: not on defense. They saw a Republican president go one
Speaker 6: hundred percent on offense and take it to the Democrat Party.
Speaker 6: And that, my friends, is why last night was like
Speaker 6: Christmas time to so many in the Republicans. What they
Speaker 6: saw from President Trump last night, they have never ever
Speaker 6: in their entire lives. We have never seen this from
Speaker 6: a Republican president to and God bless Ronald Reagan. Not
Speaker 6: taking anything away from him, he got a lot accomplished
Speaker 6: in spite of the fact but his term, his administration
Speaker 6: always on the defensive, placed there by the mainstream press.
Speaker 6: Last night, Donald Trump didn't care about the mainstream press,
Speaker 6: didn't care about anything else. He went one hundred percent
Speaker 6: on offense. And it was a sight to behold. We
Speaker 6: got to take a break. When we come back, I
Speaker 6: want to get into more of this. Donald Trump laid
Speaker 6: a trap for these people at the beginning, and it
Speaker 6: silenced them the rest of the way through. Michael Jackson's
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Speaker 6: One rush hour. Lot to do so let me get
Speaker 6: back to this real quick. I am going to detail
Speaker 6: for you how you know how Donald Trump went on
Speaker 6: the offense, but I want to just walk through a
Speaker 6: few things on that. But before he took it to them,
Speaker 6: he set a trap. And this is also something you
Speaker 6: never see Republican presidents do. They usually fall for the traps.
Speaker 6: Donald Trump set a trap. Democrats all week had been saying, Oh,
Speaker 6: we're gonna dissent, We're gonna we knew everybody was expecting
Speaker 6: them to do something. Donald Trump actually came prepared. So
Speaker 6: first things first, what did he do? He rubbed their
Speaker 6: nose in it. That was setting the trap. He said,
Speaker 6: you know, we won counties in our country twenty two thousand,
Speaker 6: seven hundred and five twenty five on a map that
Speaker 6: reads almost completely read for Republicans. That made them go ballistic.
Speaker 6: They started the Democrats started howling. Now for the first
Speaker 6: time in modern history, he says, more Americans believe that
Speaker 6: our country is headed in the right direction. They howled.
Speaker 6: They jumped up. Poor roll Albreed jumped up out of
Speaker 6: his seat and started protesting. And that's when this happened.
Speaker 9: Members are directed to hold and maintain the quorum in
Speaker 9: the House and to cease any further disruptions that you're warning.
Speaker 9: He had this written and we heard Democrats members are
Speaker 9: engaging in Wilflin continuing breach of the quorum, and the
Speaker 9: Chair is prepared to direct the Sergeant at arms to
Speaker 9: restore order to the joint session.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and we know what happened there. He told mister
Speaker 6: Green take a seat. He didn't toss them out. The
Speaker 6: trap was sprung partially, but there was more James Goldens. Thirdly,
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Speaker 6: service Rush Hour. Okay, last night, as I said, this
Speaker 6: is the first time in many of our lifetimes, mine
Speaker 6: and many of ours, we have actually seen a Republican
Speaker 6: president not on the defense. We have seen what happens
Speaker 6: when a Republican goes one hundred percent on offense. And that,
Speaker 6: my friends, is why it was like Christmas night for
Speaker 6: many of the Republicans around and conservatives especially watching this speech.
Speaker 4: But to trap.
Speaker 6: Republicans always fallen to the trap that started with a
Speaker 6: Bill Clinton State of the Union. He made some crack
Speaker 6: about the CBO and Republicans did some grunting back then.
Speaker 6: They people didn't yell out then because it was too much.
Speaker 6: Why are you supposed to be very solemn while you're
Speaker 6: listening to the president, no matter which part of you
Speaker 6: in And Republicans kind of grown like ah, and Bill
Speaker 6: Clinton came back with some snazzy line. Everybody laughses like, oh,
Speaker 6: he got them, and that was one of the big deals. Well,
Speaker 6: that kind of started it. Democrats have always set up
Speaker 6: Republicans in these things to be the punch guy. Last night,
Speaker 6: Donald Trump turned the tables on him. He comes out
Speaker 6: first thing he does is rub their nose in the
Speaker 6: deeps of his election victory. That takes them off. They jump.
Speaker 6: Old Al jumps out of his seat. The as you
Speaker 6: just heard remembered. Yes, the Speaker of the House had
Speaker 6: a script ready for him. He was reading off the script.
Speaker 6: They planned this, folks. They knew something was gonna happen.
Speaker 6: They didn't know what. But it says, okay, uh, Sergeant
Speaker 6: of Arms, please esport the gentleman out. They knew it,
Speaker 6: they had it ready. Just think it worked. But the
Speaker 6: trap wasn't complete. It wasn't complete because then Donald Trump
Speaker 6: turns to the Democrats.
Speaker 8: And these people sitting right here will not clap, will
Speaker 8: not stand, and certainly will not cheer for these astronomical achievements.
Speaker 4: They won't do it no matter what.
Speaker 8: So Democrats sitting before me, for just this one night,
Speaker 8: why not join us and celebrating so many incredible wins
Speaker 8: for America, for.
Speaker 1: The good of our nation.
Speaker 4: Let's work together.
Speaker 8: And let's truly make America great again.
Speaker 6: Except for the Democrats at that point, now the trap
Speaker 6: has just been shut on them. There is not one
Speaker 6: Democrat after that that would be the first stand up,
Speaker 6: because that Democrat would then look like he or she
Speaker 6: would be acquiescing to Donald Trump. And they're not going
Speaker 6: to give Donald Trump anything. We know that that's the mindset.
Speaker 6: So the trap then was slammed shut on them. For
Speaker 6: the rest of the night, these Democrats sat on their hands.
Speaker 6: They would not get up, They would not applaud anything.
Speaker 6: They watched a young black kid with cancer, who had
Speaker 6: brain cancer, suffered from brain cancer, who loved the law.
Speaker 6: They saw this kid being, this young beautiful kid being
Speaker 6: honored by the president. They sat on their hands. They
Speaker 6: wouldn't even applaud it. They had we had the victims
Speaker 6: of American citizens that have been savagely murdered by illegal immigrants.
Speaker 6: Donald Trump honored their family. They sat they wouldn't acknowledge them.
Speaker 6: We had a hostage of American hostage brought on from
Speaker 6: where Russia.
Speaker 4: His your own mom was.
Speaker 6: The Democrats could not get up, they couldn't applaud. They
Speaker 6: made themselves look small and smaller and smaller for the
Speaker 6: rest of the evening. One of the most beautiful pictures
Speaker 6: in the world is just that young boy hugging the
Speaker 6: Secret Service director who made him an agent, This young
Speaker 6: child of the Secret servants, and he wraps his arms
Speaker 6: around his necks.
Speaker 4: He hugs him.
Speaker 6: It is so beautiful to see Democrats sit there stony face.
Speaker 6: Then the trap has been shut. He has them in
Speaker 6: total silence. And what did Donald Trump do with these people?
Speaker 6: He took them apart, every single piece of their freaking ideology.
Speaker 6: He took a part. He did what no Republican has
Speaker 6: ever dared to do, No Republican president in my lifetime
Speaker 6: has ever dared to do, was to call the Democrats
Speaker 6: race card out to their faces. He told them upfront,
Speaker 6: we are getting rid of DEI. We've already gotten rid
Speaker 6: of it. We have this is a Republican. We are
Speaker 6: getting rid of divers I t we are getting rid
Speaker 6: of e quaitee. We are getting rid of inclusion. He
Speaker 6: doesn't care about the fancy words that policed the emotions.
Speaker 6: He said, what are we doing. We are going to
Speaker 6: be about merit in America. He took their issue. Now,
Speaker 6: what are the optics of this? Most corporations, most schools
Speaker 6: have hired who black people, especially black women, to be
Speaker 6: these equity officers. It's all about making things fair. Donald
Speaker 6: Trump stood up and answered Eric Holder, who long ago
Speaker 6: said you people and don't have the courage to talk
Speaker 6: frankly about race.
Speaker 4: Well, guess what.
Speaker 6: Donald Trump talked frankly about race last night, and he said,
Speaker 6: put all this racial crap that the Democrats have been
Speaker 6: shoving down America's throats out to pasture, because what is important,
Speaker 6: whether it's air traffic controllers, whether it's anything else, it
Speaker 6: is your merit. In other words, Donald Trump last night
Speaker 6: stood up and actually did something. He channeled doctor Martin
Speaker 6: Luther King Jr. And told America, it is the content
Speaker 6: of your character that matters, not the color of.
Speaker 4: Your damn skin.
Speaker 6: First time we've seen a Republican with the Gonads to
Speaker 6: sit up and tell the world this in front of everybody.
Speaker 6: He didn't just stop there. He called the Democrats out
Speaker 6: on their green new scam. He called it a scam.
Speaker 6: He called out Folcahontas by name. He called out the
Speaker 6: military industrial complex that all Eisenhower had warned us about.
Speaker 6: And he also called out getting rid of all the
Speaker 6: wokeness in the military. He called out transgenderism and LGBTQ
Speaker 6: two their faces right there, called it out. We're not
Speaker 6: gonna go for these mutilation of kids anymore. He called
Speaker 6: it out. He called out the woke ideology. He said
Speaker 6: something that people are still going to be shaking their
Speaker 6: heads about in certain quarters for decades to come.
Speaker 4: He cited God, and he.
Speaker 6: Told America's children, I have a message for you. You,
Speaker 6: despite he didn't say this, I'm adding it to the message.
Speaker 6: Despite what your liberal parents and teachers have been telling you.
Speaker 6: You are perfect. You have been made in the image
Speaker 6: of God. God made you perfect in your own body.
Speaker 6: And don't believe this grot, gut garbage that has been
Speaker 6: foisted on you by these people in this room and
Speaker 6: by their political party.
Speaker 4: He had the courage to do it and say it.
Speaker 6: No other Republican has talked so frankly and went on
Speaker 6: one offense.
Speaker 4: And Republicans are.
Speaker 6: Stunned because they're all looking at this cheering because none
Speaker 6: of them has the guts to say it. Donald Trump
Speaker 6: is the one that finally got up in front of
Speaker 6: Americans and spoke truth to their power, to their corrupt power.
Speaker 6: And he kept doing it all night long. He went
Speaker 6: to the entitlements. Republicans are never supposed to talk about
Speaker 6: entitlements because they're so scared the Democrats are going to
Speaker 6: say he's tinments. And by the way, That's what al
Speaker 6: got kicked out of the session was talking about the
Speaker 6: lies that Donald Trump wants to cut it. But he
Speaker 6: talked about the entitlements. He talked about their entitlements spending
Speaker 6: and the fraud involved in it. He took them every single,
Speaker 6: every single piece of their ideology. Donald Trump took it
Speaker 6: last night, and then he went bold on that asses.
Speaker 6: He told them, look, I'm not just talking to you,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna talk to the people of Greenland. We want
Speaker 6: to expand in the United States. Now, we don't know
Speaker 6: how that's gonna end up, but we know every single
Speaker 6: Democrat in that room was having a conniption shit nance.
Speaker 6: Every time they focused on Nancy Pelosi's face, she looked
Speaker 6: like she was in the middle of having a very
Speaker 6: unfortunate experience. This was something that Republicans have never seen
Speaker 6: from a person in their party. Ronald Reagan was a gentleman.
Speaker 6: I love Ronald Reagan, and he cited Ronald Reagan. Ronald
Speaker 6: Reagan got allowed to accomplish, but nobody there has never
Speaker 6: been a Republican in our lifetime that took these people
Speaker 6: on the way Donald Trump took them and mere crooked,
Speaker 6: corrupt ideology on last night. I'm sorry, I'm not playing
Speaker 6: the sound bites because some people just want to hear
Speaker 6: the sound bites. But I'm just telling you this was
Speaker 6: too delicious. Oh you've heard this sound bites enough, Okay,
Speaker 6: let me tell you something else. Then he talked went
Speaker 6: to Elon. Now, yesterday there was a fire. Some of
Speaker 6: these liberals somewhere burned down one of these one of
Speaker 6: these charges, a tesla's. They set fire to a tesla,
Speaker 6: a servicing station where they you know, they pump up
Speaker 6: your car with juice, you service. Yeah, they burned every
Speaker 6: one of the charges down, but that's not being reported.
Speaker 6: These people are mad at Elon. But he stood Elon
Speaker 6: right up there last night, proud as can be. He's
Speaker 6: not ducking from all of these attacks that they leveled
Speaker 6: with them. He's relishing the attacks because he's putting it
Speaker 6: right back in their face and as a result, he's
Speaker 6: making them look exactly as weak as they are. What
Speaker 6: else has he done? He has actually taken on their gangsters.
Speaker 6: Who are the gangsters the press? Okay, guess who's not
Speaker 6: on last night talking a whole bunch of sh I
Speaker 6: you know what, George Stephanopolis, because he better keep his
Speaker 6: mouth under control. He's already had to burn Joy Reid gone,
Speaker 6: Chuck Todd gone.
Speaker 4: He has put fear into these people. You have these people.
Speaker 6: Self deporting themselves out of the Los Angeles Times editorial board,
Speaker 6: out of the Washington Amazon Prime, Washington Post. They're self
Speaker 6: deporting out of their own jobs because Donald Trump. Jeff
Speaker 6: Bezos is like, you know what we're gonna talk about. Now,
Speaker 6: we're gonna talk about We're gonna stop all this crapy. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: go write your anti Trump stuff, but in the editorial page,
Speaker 6: we're gonna start talking about capitalism and liberties. And these
Speaker 6: people are stone cold comedies. They don't want to talk
Speaker 6: about person liberties. Donald Trump has upended everything in their infrastructure,
Speaker 6: and the most important thing that he's doing is he's
Speaker 6: finding the trails, the billions of dollars of money that
Speaker 6: they have spent and hidden from Congress and hidden from you,
Speaker 6: the American people, on how they built their political infrastructure,
Speaker 6: and brick by brick, he's dismantling it. And at the
Speaker 6: same time he's dismantling their infrastructure that they put into
Speaker 6: American schools. He's taking that down. The two weapons they
Speaker 6: have used against Americans, the media, and the academia. He's
Speaker 6: going for the route on all of it. He's gone
Speaker 6: on the route for their money. We have never seen
Speaker 6: in America a Republican goal one hundred on offense. And
Speaker 6: last night was what it looked like. And it was
Speaker 6: I almost said a bad word. It was an effing
Speaker 6: big deal. Okay, didn't even play all the sound bites
Speaker 6: we had. We got a ton of them, and I
Speaker 6: didn't even play, not one of them except one.
Speaker 4: Crazy Patsy Klinbrazy.
Speaker 6: Cowboy, Copus and hankshaw Hawkins all passed away in the
Speaker 6: plane crash near Camden, Tennessee, nineteen sixty three, traveling to
Speaker 6: Nashville after they bid did a benefit concert. Patsy Kline
Speaker 6: went an amazing voice, first country singer. A crossover is
Speaker 6: the pop artists, of course, I'm big one crazy James
Speaker 6: Golden not crazy, delighted. Eight hundred eight four eight nine
Speaker 6: two two is the number to call coming back right
Speaker 6: after this, as you walta.
Speaker 5: Rush fish is the Rush Hour with James Golden. It's
Speaker 5: the Rush Hour with James Golden by.
Speaker 1: The pseudonyms Nerdly Rush. Now Here's James Golden.
Speaker 4: Nineteen forty eight.
Speaker 6: Eddie Grant is born Guyanese British singer, songwriter, multi instrumentalist. This,
Speaker 6: of course, nineteen eighty three Grammy goes up to number
Speaker 6: one Electric avenue. We saw electricity last night, folks, but
Speaker 6: we have been seeing this all along. Look, let me
Speaker 6: just say this and I'm gonna get to your calls.
Speaker 6: Donald Trump is not only tearing down the infrastructure, and
Speaker 6: he said it last night, said draining the swamp.
Speaker 4: This goes beyond draining the swamp.
Speaker 6: These moves that Donald Trump is doing with the tariffs,
Speaker 6: these moves that he's talking about doing with taxation, folks,
Speaker 6: this is so important. What Donald Trump is doing is
Speaker 6: actually going back to the base of power that liberals
Speaker 6: from Franklin Delano Roosevelt have set up in this country.
Speaker 6: This entire economic paradigm that the United States is using
Speaker 6: to pay liberalism to keep itself in power is being
Speaker 6: torn down, and he is returning financial power to the
Speaker 6: people of the United States instead of the levers of
Speaker 6: financial power existing.
Speaker 4: In Washington, d C.
Speaker 6: This is insanely incredible what Donald Trump is trying to
Speaker 6: pull off here, and they keep looking at it, these
Speaker 6: one dimensional ooh you know, prices to go up. What
Speaker 6: the hell price is they gonna go up for a
Speaker 6: few days. What he is doing is changing the entire
Speaker 6: paradigm of our economy.
Speaker 4: That's what he's doing, and.
Speaker 6: At the same time tearing down the liberal infrastructure and
Speaker 6: their power centers, bit brick by brick, and he's standing
Speaker 6: up to their face telling them.
Speaker 4: He's doing it. We have never seen this before.
Speaker 5: Rapid Phones James Golden aka bos nerdly presents Rabbit.
Speaker 6: Phones Peter in New York. You're up first, right to
Speaker 6: your point please?
Speaker 10: Oh well, DJ Daniel. They brought him out. He was
Speaker 10: so happy and smiling with his father so proud, and
Speaker 10: the director of the Secret Service came out and they
Speaker 10: gave him a hug. I figured, oh, the Democrats will
Speaker 10: rise out of their seats and clap and put aside
Speaker 10: their petty political thoughts and feelings in myopiacy. Nope, they
Speaker 10: set write down on their asses. They didn't even clap
Speaker 10: from the sea's position. Despicable behavior, disgusting.
Speaker 6: Thank you, and they it is being noticed, not just
Speaker 6: here but all around the world. Who these people are.
Speaker 6: Thank you for the call. Christine, you're up next. How
Speaker 6: are you in Staten Island.
Speaker 11: Hi James, thank you so much. I feel your excitements.
Speaker 11: I prefer what you're doing rather than the clips. And
Speaker 11: you've seemed a loss for words before to describe it.
Speaker 11: Trump is the master chess player. God bless and protect
Speaker 11: President Trump, and the word is he is magnificent.
Speaker 6: I love it, magnificent. You have coined one there. Thank you,
Speaker 6: Christine Sandra in New Jersey, You're next.
Speaker 12: Oh, Hi James. On last night, one hour and thirty
Speaker 12: nine minutes of Pure Joy. My favorite part when he
Speaker 12: went over the social Security going over the ages of
Speaker 12: one hundred and ten, one hundred and then it goes
Speaker 12: up to three hundred and sixty. And I love when
Speaker 12: he goes to Bobby Kennedy. Wow, Bobby, we got some
Speaker 12: really healthy people there, and it was kind of he
Speaker 12: put humor into it and he said, we have to
Speaker 12: find out where all this money is going and it
Speaker 12: won't be pretty. I just love that whole segment when
Speaker 12: he did that. I love the whole thing, but that
Speaker 12: was funny.
Speaker 1: I thought, love it.
Speaker 6: Thank you, I appreciate it. Nate and Lebronce, you are
Speaker 6: up next.
Speaker 7: Yes, I wanted to ask, are you familiar?
Speaker 4: With doctor Paul Craig Roberts, why stump, pray, stump the hope,
Speaker 4: get to your point?
Speaker 7: Okay, Well, he does a brilliant analysis to why we
Speaker 7: should leave NATO because NATO is basically an expensive anachronism.
Speaker 7: It was founded back in nineteen forty nine to protect
Speaker 7: Europe against the Soviet invasion. The Soviet Union has been
Speaker 7: dead for over what thirty years now. It's a waste
Speaker 7: of taxpayer money, It jeopardizes our national security, and it's
Speaker 7: an impediment to having a peace deal with Russia because
Speaker 7: Russia rightly sees NATO as being a threat to its sovereignty.
Speaker 6: And it, by the way, if if Ukraine were in
Speaker 6: NATO and they had nukes pointed right at Russia from
Speaker 6: right over the right over the border, it's not the
Speaker 6: same thing that we talked about with Russia when Russia
Speaker 6: was talking about putting nukes in Cuba and we got
Speaker 6: to go. Wish I could get some more calls. There's tomorrow, folks.
Speaker 6: I didn't mean to be rude with you, Nate. I
Speaker 6: just wanted you to get to your point, and thank
Speaker 6: you God blessed protect teaching every single one of you
Speaker 6: your families, your loved one, love and gratitude for your
Speaker 6: being here with me and allowing me to be with you.
Speaker 6: God willing back tomorrow. Until then, I bid you, I
Speaker 6: do Bye.