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Speaker 3: Now we've got some breaking news. Two Republican senators have
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Speaker 3: Senators John Cornan and Tom Tillis had previously opposed Blanche's
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Speaker 3: added that they look forward to voting to advance Blanche's
Speaker 3: nomination out of the US Senate Judiciary Committee soon. That
Speaker 3: is movement on an area that there was none just
Speaker 3: a few days ago. And will that kind of get
Speaker 3: the levers and inside the Senate for them to be
Speaker 3: able to do other things. We're watching all of it
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Speaker 4: We know again. Welcome my friends to the Monday edition
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Speaker 4: is a lot going on. Todd Blanche deserves to become
Speaker 4: confirmed he is a great candidate to become the head
Speaker 4: of the Justice Department. All right, we are going to
Speaker 4: spend some time on a few things, including the upcoming primaries.
Speaker 4: Robert F. Kennedy Junior gave Dana Bash a master class
Speaker 4: on her own network CNN on telling the truth and lies,
Speaker 4: and we will have some audio from that, as well
Speaker 4: as other stories. Some of the others will get to
Speaker 4: really quickly. Carlos, let's begin with cut number thirty teen. Please,
Speaker 4: who's a mayor of New York City? And I raised
Speaker 4: this issue the day that he stood in front of
Speaker 4: the crowd and proudly announced he was opening five of
Speaker 4: these government stores a few weeks ago. And you'll remember
Speaker 4: one of the things we did. We played the music
Speaker 4: the theme from The Godfather. We asked at the time,
Speaker 4: littlely Bonox here, so we can be right in line
Speaker 4: with especially the crowd that will be going to the
Speaker 4: government grocery stores. Proudly we asked if this was going
Speaker 4: to turn out to be another fraud campaign, meaning that
Speaker 4: people would take the lower priced items mandated by the
Speaker 4: state and then go and resell them elsewhere, and perhaps
Speaker 4: this was away five grocery stores, five families perhaps this
Speaker 4: was a way for organized crime to even get involved
Speaker 4: if they chose to on these government supermarkets. Here's the
Speaker 4: question into that was raised over the last day with
Speaker 4: Aman Dandie.
Speaker 5: How are you going to keep people from taking advantage
Speaker 5: of that you know that deal basically, and is there
Speaker 5: going to be a limit on the number of items
Speaker 5: that someone can take that are discounted at that level
Speaker 5: from that essential basket.
Speaker 6: So our RFP makes very clear that this is a
Speaker 6: program for New Yorkers to be able to put food
Speaker 6: on the table, not a program for people to be
Speaker 6: able to make a quick buck through reselling. I'm going
Speaker 6: to pass it over to our ADC had G Pack
Speaker 6: to add some additional details.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So if you look at o RP for the operator,
Speaker 7: we are looking to make sure that we target New Yorkers,
Speaker 7: whether it be a sort of a library card, ask that.
Speaker 7: And also we manage who's buying and that is focused
Speaker 7: on everyday New Yorkers, So we are mindful of that,
Speaker 7: and so we're going to make sure that we have
Speaker 7: all the place, all the things in place to make
Speaker 7: ensure that that does not happen.
Speaker 4: Did you understand her answer? Does anybody understand her answer,
Speaker 4: and I don't even understand her position. We're going to
Speaker 4: turn it over to our rr pq rx tuv XYZ
Speaker 4: person that does the blah blah blather. And she gets
Speaker 4: on and says, we're going to do something with the
Speaker 4: library card acts. What is that with a library card
Speaker 4: esque kind of proposal. What she's saying, folks in every
Speaker 4: day language which they don't want to use when discussing
Speaker 4: their government grocery store, is that they are going to
Speaker 4: require identification. They're going to have some sort of ID
Speaker 4: card that you must present, and you're going to have
Speaker 4: to go through, obviously some system of being idd to
Speaker 4: prove that you are a New Yorker, a New York
Speaker 4: City resident, and then you're going to have to show
Speaker 4: your ID when you go in to buy the discounted groceries. Now,
Speaker 4: how is that supposed to prevent people from reselling? I
Speaker 4: don't know. That doesn't present prevent anybody from reselling. But
Speaker 4: let me ask you a question. If they are going
Speaker 4: to have IDs as a requirement, who in society, Carlos,
Speaker 4: Let's see, if you're as politically as good as I
Speaker 4: think you are, Carlos, what group of people in American society.
Speaker 4: Do democrats claim don't have the wherewithal to get an
Speaker 4: ID and they don't have an ID? I'm waiting, mm hmm,
Speaker 4: I don't say it. Come on, political question, Philip, help him,
Speaker 4: help me, help us. What group of people do the
Speaker 4: Democrats claim are too ignorant, too uncouth, too too stupid
Speaker 4: to have identification?
Speaker 8: Call plaques the plaques? Yes, the plaques don't have ID.
Speaker 8: And if the plaques don't have ID, then how are
Speaker 8: the plaques gonna be able to go shop at the
Speaker 8: government grocery stores because the blaques can't get ID?
Speaker 4: So what's going on here? Are these city grocery stores
Speaker 4: now going to be anti black? Blacks need not apply,
Speaker 4: Blacks need not come in and shop because everybody knows,
Speaker 4: according to democrats, blacks can't get IDs. And if they
Speaker 4: and if there's an ID that they can use to shop,
Speaker 4: then why couldn't they have an ID that they need
Speaker 4: to vote? So I think the mayor has a I
Speaker 4: opened up a can of worms here and we need
Speaker 4: to get this straight. Okay, moving on, I would really
Speaker 4: like to know the answer to that question. By the way,
Speaker 4: you're telling us all the time that blacks can't figure
Speaker 4: out how to get an ID, and yet people in
Speaker 4: New York are now going to demand that everybody shows
Speaker 4: up with some kind of library esque ID card so
Speaker 4: that they can take part in the City City grocery giveaway.
Speaker 4: And I still don't understand how an idea is supposed
Speaker 4: to stop people from reselling what they buy? Well, how
Speaker 4: does an ID stop anybody from reselling anything? Somebody needs
Speaker 4: to explain this. Okay, ladies and gentlemen. We're in the
Speaker 4: primary season, as you know that. I think there are
Speaker 4: sixteen or some eights. Do you know the Virgin Islands
Speaker 4: had their primary like two or three days ago. Do
Speaker 4: you know that woman Epstein's friend the games out of
Speaker 4: that Stacy Plasket woman, she wasn't running to retain her
Speaker 4: seat as a delegate. She was running for governor of
Speaker 4: virgin and she won. She won nine thousand people voted
Speaker 4: over nine thousand in their little primary deal and for
Speaker 4: governor and lieutenant governor. And Stacey E. Plask Hat got
Speaker 4: four thousand, four hundred and ninety three votes, And she
Speaker 4: and her partner Milton E. Potter, and so they're gonna
Speaker 4: be probably the next governor and lieutenant governor down there
Speaker 4: at the Epstein Islands and the Virgin Virgin Islands. This
Speaker 4: goes to show you, Okay, what do we have coming
Speaker 4: up in primaries? Tomorrow's a big day Tomorrow, Kansas, Michigan
Speaker 4: with El Saiad, everybody's claiming he's gonna win. Missouri, Virginny,
Speaker 4: and Washington State are going to have their primaries two
Speaker 4: days from now Tennessee. Then on August eighth, it's gonna
Speaker 4: be Hawaii's turn. Next week, well week after Florida has
Speaker 4: its shot and Florida eighteenth is that one? No, No,
Speaker 4: that's the eighteenth. Before then or next week, it's Vermont,
Speaker 4: Wisconsin and our Connecticut and Minnesota. All of those guys
Speaker 4: go in on the eleventh. On the eighteenth, it's Floodida,
Speaker 4: Alaska and Wyoming. Then when you move into September, we
Speaker 4: got Massachusetts gonna have one there one off. A week
Speaker 4: later it's New Hampshire and Rhode Island. And then finally
Speaker 4: pre primary season wraps up with Delaware in the middle
Speaker 4: of September. But the big ones everyone's going to be
Speaker 4: looking at Tomorrow, Michigan, that's the big race that everybody's
Speaker 4: going to be looking at. When we get back. We
Speaker 4: will hear from CNN Harry Entton on what the prediction
Speaker 4: markets are saying about the primaries there. And also Reverend
Speaker 4: Al Housewife's pal had Mariana Presley on with him and
Speaker 4: they were, oh, painting about the race in Michigan. Uh, Snurly,
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Speaker 4: Yes, Ladies and Gentlemen, fastest out on American media. Conciner. Oh,
Speaker 4: you know what, over the weekend an actor died. Now
Speaker 4: you all know I'm not good with actors' names, faces,
Speaker 4: or anything. I don't know. It's just that it's one
Speaker 4: of my weak spots, so I always have to rely
Speaker 4: on other people to tell me. Uh the phil did
Speaker 4: you watch the Sopranos?
Speaker 2: Right, I'm from Jersey's legally required.
Speaker 4: Okay, Vincent, what's his last history? Oh? I'm glad you
Speaker 4: said it because I was gonna mispronounce his name. I'm
Speaker 4: mispronounced to be honest. Okay, So he he passed away
Speaker 4: over the weekend, Right he did? Yeah? Who did he?
Speaker 4: Who did he? Play on The Sopranos.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, you know, everyone knows his iconic role.
Speaker 4: I know, who did he play on the Sopranos, like
Speaker 4: the character? Yeah, yeah, who did he playing?
Speaker 2: He was you know, he was one of the guys
Speaker 2: inside Tony's crew, we.
Speaker 4: Carlos. What'd you say? No, I just saw I just
Speaker 4: saw his name on the internet. I'm not gonna say
Speaker 4: it because I haven't watched the show, but everyone remembers.
Speaker 4: He just saw his name on the internet. Yeah, And
Speaker 4: you can't say his name. I'm not gonna say it.
Speaker 2: I mean his name in the show was was Sal.
Speaker 4: Sal.
Speaker 2: He had like a nickname that, like I guess, was
Speaker 2: a little bit more like they didn't really call him
Speaker 2: Sal all the time they called him. They called him
Speaker 2: by his nickname a little bit more.
Speaker 4: What was his nickname? Oh?
Speaker 2: I you know, I can't. It's so iconic, but it's like,
Speaker 2: for some reason right now, it's just it's slipping t J.
Speaker 4: Do you know the guy's nickname? You don't know his nickname.
Speaker 4: Nobody knows the guy's nickname.
Speaker 2: It's kind of you know, the show was like twenty
Speaker 2: years ago. It's kind of hard to remember. These stakes.
Speaker 2: You can't remember every character in every show.
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 2: It was, you know, an iconic character, part.
Speaker 4: Of its iconic, you remember it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you're right. If it was that, I guess,
Speaker 2: you know, I don't want to say it wasn't iconic,
Speaker 2: but it's you know, he was he was sal and sopranos. Mhm,
Speaker 2: thank you, Phil No anytime, Yeah, no problem.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's amazing. Nobody can call a guy's nickname. He was. Okay,
Speaker 4: got it, thank you. Why are you shaking your head?
Speaker 4: Calls nothing? Nothing? Yeah, all right, Harry Inton was talking,
Speaker 4: Thank you, Philip.
Speaker 8: Harry.
Speaker 4: Harry Inton was speaking about the prediction markets. We won't
Speaker 4: play at all, but let's go to cut two and
Speaker 4: talk about the Michigan primary, which is tomorrow. Yeah.
Speaker 9: I think that Abdula Sied will deliver the biggest blow
Speaker 9: so far against the establishment of the Democratic Party because
Speaker 9: he is the heavy favorite going in tomorrow.
Speaker 10: Just take a look at the prediction market. Odd's okay
Speaker 10: chance to be the Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul Osied.
Speaker 10: Look at this, He's up to a ninety eight percent
Speaker 10: chance according to the Cashier prediction markets. Way up like
Speaker 10: a rocket. Compared to where he was in April third,
Speaker 10: when he was just a twenty eight percent chance just
Speaker 10: a few months ago. The bottom line is this, you
Speaker 10: look at all the data that is out there, Abdul
Speaker 10: asa Ed is the very heavy favorite going in in tomorrow,
Speaker 10: and of course he is backed by a lot of
Speaker 10: folks on the left wing of the Democratic Party. And
Speaker 10: at this point, as I said at the beginning, he
Speaker 10: looks tomorrow to deliver the biggest blow so far against
Speaker 10: the establishment wing.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, thanks Harry, we all know what you expect tomorrow. Now.
Speaker 4: Interesting news from the New York Times today, folks, Wait
Speaker 4: a minute, Lady Benedict is responding to she says it
Speaker 4: was a big cat. I don't know what she's talking.
Speaker 4: It was a big cat. What could she possibly mean?
Speaker 4: No idea. She's saying that was his nickname, It was
Speaker 4: a big cat. That they called him top like top
Speaker 4: cat or something. Was it top Cat? And she just
Speaker 4: texted me that, you know, is that true? Maybe it's
Speaker 4: either a yes or no question? Why you don't know?
Speaker 4: So you're gonna sit here and lie on the air
Speaker 4: and everybody knows you're lying because earlier you said you
Speaker 4: know it you read it on the internet. You said
Speaker 4: that you lied to yourself earlier. Big cat. We'll be
Speaker 4: right back, folks. Please keep it right there. I'll go away.
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Speaker 11: Policies that will go in as broad and as deep
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Speaker 4: Lordie Henry, you know she never answered the question about
Speaker 4: his electability over the issue of his basically anti Israeli
Speaker 4: and the whole Democrat parties turned on Israel. She never
Speaker 4: came near it, and her answer would not address ith
Speaker 4: anniversary today of the passing of Ron Towson, who's one
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Speaker 4: get to the RFK stuff. But before we do quickly,
Speaker 4: New York Times has extorted day author of the democrats
Speaker 4: twenty twenty four autopsy says party left out a key chapter.
Speaker 4: Now this is being disputed. Let me just give you
Speaker 4: the lowdown real quick. The DNC chairman Ken Martin says
Speaker 4: he never got the chapter, never read it. The guy
Speaker 4: that wrote the autopsy said that he drafted. He said
Speaker 4: the draft release by the party had been compiled from
Speaker 4: work he submitted in November and December. He said that
Speaker 4: he printed out a chapter titled what happened in twenty
Speaker 4: twenty four and he personally handed it personally gave it
Speaker 4: to the party chairman of the DNC, Ken Martin in January.
Speaker 4: Ken Martin says that never happened. He was never provided
Speaker 4: a copy of the missing chapter. This alleged report section
Speaker 4: was not in any binder I reviewed. Now what happened?
Speaker 4: You would think it would be a pretty pretty definitive
Speaker 4: chapter if you are a Democrat. Now, what was in it?
Speaker 4: According to the author? In this chapter the Ken Martin
Speaker 4: says he never got. They said, is there a single
Speaker 4: point of failure in twenty twenty four? Perhaps it is
Speaker 4: a decision of the president to seek re election instead
Speaker 4: of passing the torch. One would think that that would
Speaker 4: be in there. He says, it wasn't there. Also, he says,
Speaker 4: in this missing chapter he analyzed the parties the Democrat
Speaker 4: parties loss of support among Hispanics, Blacks, Asians, and Native
Speaker 4: American voters has gone missing. That was never included in
Speaker 4: this draft that they release. He also and get this,
Speaker 4: this to me is one of the biggest points. And
Speaker 4: this goes beyond Democrats. Republicans could write the same thing
Speaker 4: in every autopsy of their election losses too, but I
Speaker 4: haven't seen any political party actually address this in writing,
Speaker 4: either the Democrats or the Republicans. It pointedly raised concerned
Speaker 4: that the most senior Democratic strategists in twenty twenty four
Speaker 4: were financially secure and thus removed from the challenges facing
Speaker 4: many Americans. It is therefore possible the people in the
Speaker 4: room at the highest levels of twenty twenty four decision
Speaker 4: making misunderstood the mood and practicalities facing every day Americans.
Speaker 4: Now they didn't name names, but they did talk about
Speaker 4: people who had become generationally wealthy as strategists, and he warned.
Speaker 4: He wrote that Democrats seeking change keep banging their heads
Speaker 4: up against the system proven to be inflexible and self
Speaker 4: in riching. Let me tell you something this could apply
Speaker 4: to Democrats as well. The biggest strategies are in both
Speaker 4: parties are beyond belief wealthy, and they have enriched themselves
Speaker 4: from the campaigns that they want. They get a piece
Speaker 4: of the action, they get in many cases not all,
Speaker 4: but in many cases a piece of the ad buys.
Speaker 4: And by the time you look at all the money this,
Speaker 4: these guys walk out, whether they win or lose, they
Speaker 4: walk out with millions and millions and millions of dollars.
Speaker 4: They lock up the donor list, and they pretty much
Speaker 4: put themselves in a position where they're the go to
Speaker 4: people every election cycle, and every election cycle is the
Speaker 4: same Democrat Republicans. They get rich. And what this guy
Speaker 4: said in his autopsy that never seems to make it
Speaker 4: make it out, is, hey, these people that are in
Speaker 4: the top of the room are filthy rich. They don't
Speaker 4: understand the concerns of people that are struggling. And man
Speaker 4: ow Man, amazing that that got left out from the
Speaker 4: report that the DNC claims that of the DNC that
Speaker 4: he never had. And as I say, and I'm going
Speaker 4: to say it again, the Republicans could put the same
Speaker 4: paragraph in any of their autopsy reports and it would
Speaker 4: be likewise true for their party strategists make themselves wealthy
Speaker 4: and at some point, you have to wonder whether they
Speaker 4: care whether they win or lose because of the amount
Speaker 4: of money that they get either way. Okay, Dana Bash,
Speaker 4: let's start with uh. With rfk Jr was on CNN,
Speaker 4: Dana Bash did her best to attack him and to
Speaker 4: defend Anthony Fauci and Robert F. Kennedy Junr. Wasn't having
Speaker 4: any of it cut for Let's start there.
Speaker 12: The lockdowns were done by governors. I mean, certainly Anthony
Speaker 12: Fauci and the President had opinions, but the lockdowns were
Speaker 12: done by governors.
Speaker 13: And largely because and largely because largely because they were
Speaker 13: hearing they were hearing from hospitals saying that their ICUs
Speaker 13: were overrun and they needed some help while that was happening.
Speaker 14: But that's just not true. You're saying it's not true. No,
Speaker 14: they were doing it because Anthony Fauci was telling them
Speaker 14: from the top, you need to lockdown. There were ICUs
Speaker 14: that were empty all over the country, including in New
Speaker 14: York at the height.
Speaker 4: I'm asked, yeah, and he's right. And those of us
Speaker 4: that remember that new cycle, remember we were complaining about it.
Speaker 4: There were ICUs that were empty while all this was
Speaker 4: going on, and while the governor of New York was
Speaker 4: sending people to nursing homes to die and spread the disease,
Speaker 4: which he walked away from all culpability. For now, Let's
Speaker 4: move on and listening to Dana Bash try to beat
Speaker 4: up Robert Kennedy Jr. On the issue of vaccines. Cut five.
Speaker 12: The measles cases in the US just reached a thirty
Speaker 12: five year high, the second record breaking year in a row.
Speaker 12: Ninety three percent of these cases are among the unvaccinated.
Speaker 12: The outbreak has happened on your watch, and even before
Speaker 12: becoming HHS secretary, for years you have been one of
Speaker 12: the leading voices questioning the efficacy of vaccines. Do you
Speaker 12: accept some responsibility for this measles outbreak?
Speaker 4: Absolutely not.
Speaker 14: First of all, this is an international outbreak, so and
Speaker 14: we're doing better at handling it than any country in
Speaker 14: the world. Mexico has fifteen times the amount of measles
Speaker 14: per cabita the way you have. Canada has four times
Speaker 14: the amount of measles. England has two times the amount
Speaker 14: of measles. That I call those measles outbreak. You're the
Speaker 14: most pause and I call it one hundred and thirty
Speaker 14: seven thousand cases you're the.
Speaker 12: Most famous vaccine skeptic on the planet.
Speaker 14: Let me tell you, because actually Anthony Fauci and his
Speaker 14: diaries answers the question about why we're having the measles's
Speaker 14: outbreak right now. The reason we're having a measles outbreak
Speaker 14: because of the COVID lockdowns, because people didn't have children
Speaker 14: during that period, did not get vaccinated. And in his
Speaker 14: diaries he says this is going to cause massive outbreaks
Speaker 14: and measles and more children. He says, this are gonna
Speaker 14: let me finish. But you could accuse me of something.
Speaker 14: Let me.
Speaker 12: I didn't I ask you a question?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you accused him. It was an accusatory question. Do
Speaker 4: you take responsibility for it? And he jumped right in.
Speaker 4: Even Fauci said, you're not you're not inoculating kids with
Speaker 4: the measles vaccine, which by the way, he supports, and so,
Speaker 4: but you're the most famous anti vac is her line.
Speaker 4: Let's continue, uh cut six on on this vaccine hesitancy business.
Speaker 12: Here she is, you are the HHS secretary, and you
Speaker 12: are talking about things that that that lead to vaccine
Speaker 12: hesitancy in this country, and it is something that causes
Speaker 12: problems for people. I mean when there is not anything.
Speaker 4: Let me ask you something.
Speaker 14: Do you see your job as ending vaccine hesitancy or
Speaker 14: do you see your job it's telling the truth?
Speaker 12: The American I see my job as telling the truth,
Speaker 12: and the truth is that there is is study after
Speaker 12: study after study. It's one of the most study things
Speaker 12: out there in science.
Speaker 7: And it is a different.
Speaker 2: Like a parrot.
Speaker 4: So I actually read science, but you.
Speaker 12: Don't want to.
Speaker 4: You don't want to hear.
Speaker 12: So I'm not debating this view. Of course you want
Speaker 12: know because I'm not.
Speaker 14: How to do is repeat things that people told you
Speaker 14: and say trust the experts. That's what you do.
Speaker 4: During COVID, Now we know that.
Speaker 14: Anthony Fauci, who was the expert, was lying about everything
Speaker 14: about massive about the social distancing, about natural immunity, about
Speaker 14: the transmission from the vaccine, about the source of COVID.
Speaker 14: He was lying, and you were punishing people for not
Speaker 14: trusting the experts. And now you're rolling out the experts
Speaker 14: again to talk about something that you have no personal
Speaker 14: knowledge of.
Speaker 12: Okay, well, guess what that is my job to talk
Speaker 12: to people.
Speaker 4: Your job, am I about?
Speaker 15: Yes?
Speaker 12: Yes, And my job is my information as I can
Speaker 12: what we were.
Speaker 14: Doing what we were doing for skepticism, what we.
Speaker 12: Were doing in COVID and still with regard to these
Speaker 12: vaccines is getting the best information, the best science that
Speaker 12: we can and putting it out there. And sir, what
Speaker 12: you are doing is causing to the out there that
Speaker 12: is not accurate.
Speaker 8: It was ed.
Speaker 4: Let me just we have one more. I see time
Speaker 4: is running short though, if we can, let's go to
Speaker 4: cut eight. It's a minute if we have time to
Speaker 4: squeeze this one in cut eight. This is Dana bash
Speaker 4: with with R F K JR.
Speaker 12: I want to talk about that you're talking about it,
Speaker 12: excite me the study. This is not productive. I am
Speaker 12: not here to defend all of the procties you're.
Speaker 4: Talking as you can't support it.
Speaker 14: And then what I call you?
Speaker 4: You're okay?
Speaker 12: Do you want to talk about you want to talk
Speaker 12: about assertions that you can't support. I'll get there in
Speaker 12: a second. Let me just say for the record that
Speaker 12: I am not saying that the entire way that the
Speaker 12: COVID reaction was accurate. It was a scary time and
Speaker 12: people made mistakes.
Speaker 4: Absolutely scaring people.
Speaker 12: Why are you saying that, because that was the job
Speaker 12: of c and Okay, okay, how many people we were
Speaker 12: trying to be We were listening to the leaders in
Speaker 12: this country, including the President who had a daily press
Speaker 12: conference explaining what was going on, and trying to listen.
Speaker 12: I want to talk to.
Speaker 14: The actually, were you reading the measles?
Speaker 4: Here's the point that he's making. And notice she will
Speaker 4: never answer this. Robert F. Kennedy Junior says he has
Speaker 4: read the science, and then he backs it up with
Speaker 4: this is what the science said, this is what this
Speaker 4: study said, this is what that study says. Dana Bass
Speaker 4: says there are studies out here that say, when he
Speaker 4: calls her out on you have not read the science.
Speaker 4: You were just parenting things. And man, this gets into
Speaker 4: real detail. This is something I want to discuss with
Speaker 4: doctor Nicholas because the whole way that news is reported
Speaker 4: when it comes to science on these mainstream outlets is bogus.
Speaker 4: And Kennedy just blue Dana Bash out of the water
Speaker 4: with the real time example of how biased she is
Speaker 4: and how she doesn't know a damn thing that she's
Speaker 4: talking about and can't back up a damn thing except
Speaker 4: the assertions that she makes, which are political in nature. Amazing,
Speaker 4: and we all heard it and saw it in real time.
Speaker 4: If you saw the clips, James Goldlin both nemly coming
Speaker 4: back with the clip of the day, Don't Go Away.
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Speaker 7: The clipbar the day you want to hear it is
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Speaker 4: Ladies and gentlemen. The clip of the day comes from
Speaker 4: HBO's Bill Maher. Here it is.
Speaker 15: Two Democratic congressmen released an open pledge. They wanted their
Speaker 15: fellow Democratic members to sign it said, we are capitalists,
Speaker 15: not socialist, We want safety not lawlessness. We are proud,
Speaker 15: not ashamed of America. These should not be hard words
Speaker 15: for a congressional Democrat to sign on to.
Speaker 4: You know how many did eight?
Speaker 15: Eight out of the two hundred and twelve guys. Really,
Speaker 15: there's got to be an easier way to lose the
Speaker 15: swing states.
Speaker 4: We support capitalism, we want law and order pretty much,
Speaker 4: we want there to be some law and we are
Speaker 4: proud of America. And only eight of two hundred and
Speaker 4: twelve Democrats, only eight would dare sign on too, Only
Speaker 4: eight in favor of capitalism, in favor of saying that
Speaker 4: they approve law enforcement in the nation, and they're proud
Speaker 4: of this. The United States of America. Only eight of
Speaker 4: two hundred and twelve Democrats signed that pledge. Amazing. Nineteen
Speaker 4: seventy three, one of the most influential albums of my
Speaker 4: life came out on this day, Inner Visions by Stevie Wonder.
Speaker 4: It followed the Talking Book album in nineteen seventy three
Speaker 4: it was released, and this album so many hits, including Visions,
Speaker 4: which is just one of his most amazing compositions ever. Wow.
Speaker 4: Stevie Wonder, who's working on a new album now, first
Speaker 4: one in twenty two years, working on it now. May
Speaker 4: God bless and protect each and every single one of you,
Speaker 4: your family's, your loved ones, love and gratitude for your
Speaker 4: being here with me, allowing me to be with you,
Speaker 4: God willing. We are back tomorrow for the Tuesday edition
Speaker 4: of Bosnrdle's Rush Hour. Until then, my friends, I bid you,
Speaker 4: I do bye.
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