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Speaker 6: Thirty days now into this government shutdown, the White House
Speaker 6: announcing a plan to cover paychecks for US troops that will.
Speaker 1: Come due tomorrow.
Speaker 6: Meantime, tensions flaring on the Senate floor. Senate Majority Leader
Speaker 6: John Thune, the top Republican in that chamber, shouting at
Speaker 6: Democrats as he blocked a bill that would fund critical
Speaker 6: federal Snap Food assistants that's set to expire in just
Speaker 6: two days. Fun calling on Democrats to instead of propose
Speaker 6: that legislation, vote to reopen the government instead entirely.
Speaker 4: SNAP recipients shouldn't go without food.
Speaker 1: People should be getting paid in this country.
Speaker 7: And we've tried to do that thirteen times and you
Speaker 7: voted no thirteen times.
Speaker 1: This isn't a political game.
Speaker 6: These are real people's lives that we're talking about. Some
Speaker 6: forty two million Americans are set to lose Snap Food
Speaker 6: Assistants when it expires at the end of this week,
Speaker 6: and that will come on the same day that Obamacare
Speaker 6: open enrollment is set to begin, when some twenty million
Speaker 6: Americans will see their insurance premiums more than double on average.
Speaker 6: Democrats have said they'd be willing to vote to reopen
Speaker 6: the government if Republicans negotiated with them on that issue,
Speaker 6: and so far Republicans have refused, saying that they won't
Speaker 6: negotiate while the government is shut down.
Speaker 8: Don't negotiate with extortionists. Hostage takers. Welcome my friends to
Speaker 8: the Thursday edition of bost and Earlies. Rush our fastest
Speaker 8: hour in American media. Today, we're expecting to have a
Speaker 8: brief chat with Cayley mcinnie if all goes well. She
Speaker 8: was the recipient of an award that was just is
Speaker 8: a profound award actually, and then we'll speak with her
Speaker 8: about that. Other things in the news. You know, I've
Speaker 8: been so focused on the upcoming elections, on the government
Speaker 8: shut down, on the rebellion of the beneficiaries, which is
Speaker 8: the snap beneficiaries who are protesting a potential loss of benefits,
Speaker 8: and there are other things that are going on too.
Speaker 8: In addition to all of those things, here's one thing.
Speaker 8: Election day is really approaching. I want to get this
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Speaker 8: One of the things that has come up today is
Speaker 8: that and this is so unexpected for me, It was unexpected.
Speaker 8: The Washington that's the way, new Ginger said. Washington Post.
Speaker 8: The Washington Post has an editorial about the government shutdown.
Speaker 8: The Washington Post. These people, ladies and gentlemen, are the
Speaker 8: ones during his first term that had thirty some odd reporters,
Speaker 8: if memory serves me correctly, thirty some odd reporters assigned
Speaker 8: to tracking Donald Trump, and every day the pages of
Speaker 8: that newspaper during his entire first term were filled with
Speaker 8: nothing but well, maybe an occasional piece, but for the
Speaker 8: most part, nothing but TDS stories Trump deranged. It was
Speaker 8: one of the most Trump deranged publications probably in history.
Speaker 8: The Washington Post today has an editorial, The Mucky MUCKs,
Speaker 8: the Big Mucky MUCKs that the Big Washington Washington Posts
Speaker 8: got together in the editorial board meeting or however they
Speaker 8: do it, maybe they do it electronically. They decided that
Speaker 8: jointly they would issue a statement, an editorial on the
Speaker 8: government shutdown, and they say that a turning point in
Speaker 8: the government shutdown. Piecemeal bills are a waste of time.
Speaker 8: Just fund the whole government. One reason they begin the
Speaker 8: partial government shut down is dragged on for nearly a
Speaker 8: month is because most Americans have felt no discernible impact
Speaker 8: on their daily life.
Speaker 3: I have been making that point.
Speaker 8: I even so far to ask members of the staff
Speaker 8: have they felt anything from the government shut down, And
Speaker 8: people like our very own good Carl said, no. Life
Speaker 8: goes on just as usual. But that's starting to change,
Speaker 8: says to Washington Post. This weekend, federal food stamps the
Speaker 8: schedule to stop going out. Around forty two million people,
Speaker 8: or one of Native Americans received benefits from the Supplemental
Speaker 8: Nutrition Assistance program. The pain point, This pain point, combined
Speaker 8: with three other dynamics, here's the folks, This is the
Speaker 8: punch line of the whole editorium. You could wrap it
Speaker 8: up here if they wanted to. This pain point, combined
Speaker 8: with three other dynamics, should help hasten and into the
Speaker 8: shutdown as early as next week by making Democrats blink. Yes,
Speaker 8: name they pretty Democrats, they're your one of your media leaders.
Speaker 8: The New York Times the Washington Post are the two
Speaker 8: biggest journal journalistic outlets, if you want to call them that,
Speaker 8: in the country that Democrats rely on as allies. One
Speaker 8: of them has broken the Washington Post, which is by
Speaker 8: far in Washington, DC, the most influential newspaper. The Washington
Speaker 8: Post is saying, look this thing with Snap, along with
Speaker 8: three other dynamics, should help in this shutdown by making
Speaker 8: the Democrats blink, by making Chuck Schumer haw came, Jeffries
Speaker 8: and these Democrats stop this foolishness. In other words, First,
Speaker 8: they say the open enrollment period for purchasing health insurance
Speaker 8: starts Saturday. Many people will experience sticker shock when they
Speaker 8: see how much their premiums are about to go up.
Speaker 8: Democrats will be able to claim they got their point
Speaker 8: across about the need to rescue Obamacare by extending subsidies
Speaker 8: that are set to expire. Second, Democrats are favored to
Speaker 8: win next Tuesday's off year elections if they prevail in
Speaker 8: New Jersey, which I hope and Virginia, which I hope
Speaker 8: both of them go to Republicans, as well as the
Speaker 8: New York mayor's race. They used to see the polls
Speaker 8: in that thing. Boy, there's some there's some BS polls
Speaker 8: out here. Today all of a sudden, Mondammie goes from
Speaker 8: a ten point advantage he's leading.
Speaker 3: Oh, don't believe it.
Speaker 8: This is designed to depress people that want to vote
Speaker 8: for anyone else anyway. Democrat leaders, they say, could say
Speaker 8: say face by claiming that the people sent a loud
Speaker 8: message to Donald Trump. Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer
Speaker 8: affectionately known here as Chuck U. Schumer and House Minority
Speaker 8: Leader Hakeem Jeffries of both New Yorkers who fear the
Speaker 8: Mondami wing of the party. And boy did they just
Speaker 8: lay that out there, because that's what this is all about.
Speaker 8: Neither Jeffries or Schumer wants to look like they caved
Speaker 8: because they got these radical commie socialists in New York
Speaker 8: to deal with.
Speaker 3: And New York Times just admitted it.
Speaker 8: Speaker Johnson's been saying this all along, as well as
Speaker 8: other Republicans. Schumer has allowed the shut down to drag on,
Speaker 8: says the Washington Post because he's worried about fending off
Speaker 8: a primary challenger in twenty twenty eight, and he's still
Speaker 8: smarting from blow black, from the blowback he got from
Speaker 8: angry liberals after he agreed to fund the government this spring.
Speaker 8: If Democrats have electoral wins, the Washington Post says, that
Speaker 8: can offer a pretext to claim vindication or at least
Speaker 8: quietly give permission for a few of his members to
Speaker 8: break ranks. They're putting this all on the Democrats because
Speaker 8: the Democrats are the ones who shut down the government.
Speaker 8: The third reason they say it's time for the Democrats
Speaker 8: to blink and in this stupid shutdown, is because federal
Speaker 8: public employee unions, a core democratic constitutent, are losing patients.
Speaker 8: The American Federation of Government Employees, which represents more than
Speaker 8: eight hundred thousand federal and DC government workers, said in
Speaker 8: a statement Monday that the shutdown is unacceptably hurting its members.
Speaker 8: It's time to pass a clean continuing resolution. And in
Speaker 8: this shutdown today, said AFGE national President Everett Kelly, no
Speaker 8: half measures, no game in. In other words, they're telling
Speaker 8: everybody's telling the Democrats, now, hey, you lost this.
Speaker 3: Stop the games.
Speaker 8: Washington Post ends their op ed by saying, Kelly's message
Speaker 8: shows why it's untenable for Democrats to insist on a
Speaker 8: piecemeal approach to fund certain programs such as food stamps
Speaker 8: while keeping federal workers furloughed. Air traffic controllers, for instance,
Speaker 8: just missed their first full paycheck of the shutdown, even
Speaker 8: though they're required to keep working. And the basically Washington
Speaker 8: Post is done with it.
Speaker 3: Folks.
Speaker 8: They're telling the Democrats stop this. They're telling Chuck, you Schumer,
Speaker 8: put your political problems aside for the good of what
Speaker 8: they think is the party, let alone the nation. We
Speaker 8: shall see whether Democrats will listen or not the voices
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Speaker 10: If I was Trump, I would have took EBT stamps
Speaker 10: and all the other benefits away from y'all freaky bomb
Speaker 10: ass a long time ago. Y'all want to crying, complain,
Speaker 10: sit around and make all these kids. Y'all don't want
Speaker 10: to work. Y'all want to blame everybody else for your problems.
Speaker 10: Y'all want to call the president racis and at the
Speaker 10: same time want him to come and do it for you.
Speaker 10: And every time he does something for you that benefits you,
Speaker 10: you still say, oh, that doesn't matter, he's racist.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 10: I would have took stamps and everything else away from
Speaker 10: y'all freaky bomb ass a long time ago, because y'all
Speaker 10: deserve nothing.
Speaker 8: The arguments are still raging across social media with November
Speaker 8: first approaching. You know, I saw something cause I don't
Speaker 8: know whether you're gonna get this or not. Because you
Speaker 8: have to be around political history, people are suggesting that
Speaker 8: on November first, if indeed the food stamps the EBT stuff,
Speaker 8: it does happen and EBT benefits to remove for some people,
Speaker 8: that people call it no Queen's Day. Do you know
Speaker 8: why they're making that suggestion, Carlos, I'll tell you why.
Speaker 8: And members of your generation. Back in the early eighties,
Speaker 8: welfare was everywhere, even work well, not as bad. But
Speaker 8: even then people were talking about welfare, and the term
Speaker 8: that came up was why are Americans paying for welfare queens?
Speaker 8: Women who just sit home collect welfare, have more babies,
Speaker 8: collect more welfare, and it's like, stop with the welfare queens.
Speaker 8: So a number of people now online are suggesting that
Speaker 8: November first be called No Queen's Day. James Goldlin sternly
Speaker 8: here with you. When we get back, we're gonna talk
Speaker 8: about Arctic fraud. Ted Cruz went on the war path
Speaker 8: and others adjoining him. What happened under the Biden administration.
Speaker 8: Subpoenads out for four hundred and thirty Republican lawmakers, aids, donors,
Speaker 8: and groups associated with Republicans. There was a massive witch
Speaker 8: hunt led by Jack Smith, led by Joe Biden, and
Speaker 8: now it's all coming out, and there were calls for
Speaker 8: impeachment of the judge involved.
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Speaker 8: You know, folks, there is so much discord, so much
Speaker 8: antagonism and dare I say so much hatred in this
Speaker 8: world that sometimes we lose sight of the good, the
Speaker 8: extremely good, the wonderful, and we can lose sight of
Speaker 8: all the blessings. There's a group called the Good Council Homes.
Speaker 8: You can find them at Good Councilhomes dot org.
Speaker 3: Here's what they do.
Speaker 8: They offer life skills training, counseling, education opportunities, babysitting services
Speaker 8: for new and expectant mothers. In some cases they take
Speaker 8: women that are homeless who are pregnant off the street,
Speaker 8: bring them in, give them a place of comfort, of
Speaker 8: love and of hope. They are love warriors. And this
Speaker 8: year they honored a person that we've spoken with ages
Speaker 8: and ages ago. She's just wonderful and she also has
Speaker 8: a strong background besides her political life. In fact, you
Speaker 8: can go online and you can see the speech that
Speaker 8: she gave, the talk that she gave when she was
Speaker 8: given an award this year. It is the Father Benedicte
Speaker 8: Groschell Award at their annual dinner for the Good Council Homes.
Speaker 8: And that person is Klee macneney. Kelly, welcome, how are
Speaker 8: you hey?
Speaker 11: Bo so great to join you. It's wonderful on the
Speaker 11: airwaves with you.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Calle. You blew my mind.
Speaker 8: I watched, I watched as much as I could the
Speaker 8: portions of your remarks and when you received an award
Speaker 8: for all that you do with your stance on supporting life,
Speaker 8: and you spoke about two things, and Kaylee was so profound.
Speaker 8: You talked about the intersection in your life, the crossroad
Speaker 8: that you have between your political worldview and your spiritual worldview.
Speaker 8: And I would just love if you can just take
Speaker 8: a minute and explain what you meant by.
Speaker 3: That to people.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Bo, this would be no surprise to you. You know,
Speaker 11: I'm a rush baby, and you know we both hold
Speaker 11: rustling ball with great affection in our hearts. And you know,
Speaker 11: my dad, growing up, you would always say, what's your worldview? Kaylee?
Speaker 11: What's your worldview? And I like, Dad, why did you
Speaker 11: say this worldview thing? You know, I grew up in
Speaker 11: this small town, fan city, Florida, the world's strawberry capital,
Speaker 11: and you know, around a lot of like minded people.
Speaker 11: And I realized when I left my home exactly what
Speaker 11: my worldview was. When I went off to these college campuses,
Speaker 11: encountered people who thought differently, and for me, that political
Speaker 11: worldview was framed by listening to Russlan Ball and my
Speaker 11: dad's truck all of those years. It made me a conservative,
Speaker 11: It made me engaged in the political process. And then
Speaker 11: I had my faith worldview, which is the most important
Speaker 11: worldview that I have, and that's you know, informed by
Speaker 11: the preachings of Jesus Christ and me giving my life
Speaker 11: to Christ in my Southern Baptist church and being a Christian.
Speaker 11: And it occurred to me that the intersection of my
Speaker 11: political worldview and my faith worldview, what's the issue of life?
Speaker 11: It is the issue of protecting the unborn is something
Speaker 11: that's scripture speaks to so so clearly. God loves the unborn.
Speaker 11: He knows the very number of hairs on our head.
Speaker 11: And it animated my love for politics in a very
Speaker 11: special way, in a faith oriented way. And you know,
Speaker 11: the issue of life has really been seminal to my journey.
Speaker 8: In politics, and that is something that it apparently has
Speaker 8: been recognized. Would you just talk say a few words
Speaker 8: about the good council homes. I think that this, you know,
Speaker 8: as I said at the open, we are surrounded, especially
Speaker 8: in the news business. Now you and I and so
Speaker 8: many others. We're surrounded by negativity from the moment that
Speaker 8: you start engaging in the news till the moment you
Speaker 8: decide I have to shut it out for the day.
Speaker 8: Very few opportunities in the news. There are some, but
Speaker 8: very few opportunities to dwell on the positive. And so
Speaker 8: for a minute, can you just speak about the work
Speaker 8: that they do over at Good Council Homes.
Speaker 11: Yeah, they do great work providing homes and resources for
Speaker 11: women in very vulnerable, tough situations. You know, we know
Speaker 11: the data, there's the value. Can look at any number
Speaker 11: of holes that a great majority of women who have
Speaker 11: had abortions felt coerced into doing so or felt like
Speaker 11: they didn't have to find financial resources and the support
Speaker 11: in order to have that baby. They love their baby.
Speaker 11: Mothers want to keep their babies, but a lot of
Speaker 11: women don't feel like they have the ability to do that,
Speaker 11: and Good Counsel Homes provides them with resources, home, shelter, food,
Speaker 11: and supports women through that journey. And it's it's such
Speaker 11: an important, important idea because you know, as a political party,
Speaker 11: you know, we always hear pro life and pro choice,
Speaker 11: but we have to love the mother. As much as
Speaker 11: we love the baby, we have to these are women
Speaker 11: in very tough situations. I remember going down to San Antonio,
Speaker 11: Texas and going to a pro life pregnancy clinic and
Speaker 11: they said that the number one thing they hear from
Speaker 11: women is I'm hungry. There are women who come in
Speaker 11: who haven't eaten and they're pregnant, and that's unimaginable. So
Speaker 11: supporting these women, allowing them to have a true choice,
Speaker 11: by providing them with resources from good hearted people like
Speaker 11: good counsel homes, there's really nothing more important.
Speaker 8: And you are so deserving of this award for all
Speaker 8: that you do, Caley. I know time is short, but
Speaker 8: when you have more time, I'd like you to come
Speaker 8: back and spend some time with us and let's catch
Speaker 8: up on some political stuff. But I just love your heart,
Speaker 8: I love your message. I love what you're out here doing.
Speaker 3: Cayley.
Speaker 8: You have been a true love warrior ever since you emerged,
Speaker 8: and I just pray and hope that you continue to
Speaker 8: find all of the success that you deserve.
Speaker 11: Thank you, and that's what it's all about. You know.
Speaker 11: The political rhetoric can get hot between the two parties.
Speaker 11: At the end of the day. You know, we're all Americans.
Speaker 11: We're here to love one another. I'm here to spread
Speaker 11: the gospel message. You know, that's my mission and my
Speaker 11: chief purpose. And it's just great to hear your voice, Sterly.
Speaker 11: I know you. I've known you for a long time.
Speaker 11: I grew up listening to you.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Kelly, And it seems like I've known you
Speaker 3: for a short.
Speaker 8: But long time. You have just emerged and just keep
Speaker 8: one going. So thank you for joining us. Kelly.
Speaker 11: Let's do this again soon. I'm about to join our
Speaker 11: Fox Tea.
Speaker 3: Have a good time. Talk with you soon. Bye bye,
Speaker 3: Thank you, ye.
Speaker 8: James Goldin sternly with you, I mentioned, ladies and gentlemen
Speaker 8: that this fight now over Arctic storm is rising, and
Speaker 8: I want to get to some of that today. Let
Speaker 8: us check in with Ted Cruz and folks. Judge Bosburg
Speaker 8: was one of those figures you remember, this Trump term.
Speaker 8: Every time he could get he was doing and making
Speaker 8: make emotions to try to thwart Donald Trump. This goes
Speaker 8: a long way back. He was involved in this business,
Speaker 8: this Arctic storm, this Arctic frost operation. Subpoenas sent to
Speaker 8: thirty four individuals one hundred and sixty three businesses targeting
Speaker 8: communications tied to more than four hundred and thirty Republican lawmakers, AIDS, donors,
Speaker 8: and their organizations. All of this under Joe Biden, under
Speaker 8: Jack Smith, and this judge deeply involved. Here is Ted
Speaker 8: Cruz has cut ten speaking about it at a press
Speaker 8: conference that was hell yesterday.
Speaker 7: I am right now calling on the House of Representatives
Speaker 7: to impeach Judge Boburg. Judge Bosburg put his robe down,
Speaker 7: stood up and said, sign me up to be part
Speaker 7: of the partisan vendetta against twenty percent of the Republicans
Speaker 7: in the Senate. That is a dereliction of duty and
Speaker 7: a violation of the judicial oath. And I want to
Speaker 7: thank Chairman Grassley and Chairman Johnson for pursuing this tenaciously
Speaker 7: like a dog on a bone. We are going to
Speaker 7: get the answers of every person who's signed off on
Speaker 7: this abuse of power, and mark my words, there will
Speaker 7: be accountability for these zelots who wanted to corrupt the
Speaker 7: Department of Justice and corrupt the judiciary in order to
Speaker 7: try to attack their enemy's list.
Speaker 8: Judge Bosberg was involved in signing these topoenas to go
Speaker 8: after Republicans. To Jack Smith, this whole thing the more
Speaker 8: you learned about it, and folks, I realize, Okay, it's
Speaker 8: not happening today. This was all in the past, but
Speaker 8: this is everything that we were outraged about as it
Speaker 8: was unfolding. And now we're finding out the enormity of
Speaker 8: this campaign by Joe Biden to use the Justice Department,
Speaker 8: to use judges, to use every enemy that they could find,
Speaker 8: to use our legal system to attack not only Donald Trump,
Speaker 8: but elected Republicans, the donors, the people who supported Trump.
Speaker 8: This was a massive effort. Here is Senator Eric Schmidt.
Speaker 8: We have two from Eric Schmidt. We will play them
Speaker 8: back to back. Folks, here's Eric Schmidt talking about Jack Smith,
Speaker 8: and then he will go on to talk about Judge Boseburg.
Speaker 8: Cut number eleven and twelve Carlos.
Speaker 12: Three days after President Trump announced he was running for president,
Speaker 12: this system was weaponized against him. Jack Smith, who is
Speaker 12: notorious in prosecutor world as being a stalin. Like show
Speaker 12: me the man, I'll show you the crime prosecutor. That's
Speaker 12: the guy you appoint when you want to get your
Speaker 12: political opponent. He's a dirt bag, a dirt bag, and
Speaker 12: I hope he comes before this committee. He's got a
Speaker 12: lot to answer to. He not only went after President Trump,
Speaker 12: he went after sitting senators At the time, I was
Speaker 12: the chairman of the Republican Attorney's General Association. Ashley Moody
Speaker 12: was also on the executive board. He came after us
Speaker 12: and also hundreds of other people who happened to be
Speaker 12: Republicans in the United States of America. What else happened?
Speaker 12: The number two prosecutor in Atlanta a state prosecution of
Speaker 12: President Trump, which was ridiculous to begin with, somehow meets
Speaker 12: with the White House. The number three person at the
Speaker 12: Department of Justice leaves the number three job at the
Speaker 12: Department of Justice to go work for Alvin Bragg, a
Speaker 12: state prosecutor. Why is that this was an effort to
Speaker 12: go after political opponents in America like we have never
Speaker 12: seen before. Judge Boseberg gave a speech about how he
Speaker 12: was going to forward to Trump agenda before he got
Speaker 12: those cases. He was the not the assign bic judge
Speaker 12: at the DC courts have a daily assignment judge. He
Speaker 12: wasn't the assignment judge. He's on vacation. Somehow gets these
Speaker 12: cases at one in the morning.
Speaker 3: Was he tipped off?
Speaker 12: Did somebody tell him. These cases against President Trump and
Speaker 12: his agenda now were coming. I don't know we should
Speaker 12: find that out, but Judge Boseberg that what he did
Speaker 12: to President or what he did to Senator Cruz and
Speaker 12: maybe other senators absolutely, and I don't say this slightly,
Speaker 12: absolutely is worthy of impeachment proceedings. There has to be accountability.
Speaker 12: The American people have heard a lot about this, and
Speaker 12: you're gonna or more. We should have Watergate style hearings
Speaker 12: on this for months. If we're ever going to root
Speaker 12: this out, we have to be serious about it, and
Speaker 12: consequences have to follow. Resignations, firings, criminal prosecutions. You simply
Speaker 12: can't in this country use the justice system to throw
Speaker 12: people in jail because they have a red jersey on
Speaker 12: or a blue jersey on.
Speaker 8: Now, I understand there are some voices, even from within
Speaker 8: our own ranks that are saying, you know, I appreciate
Speaker 8: Ted Cruz and all the others with all this outrage,
Speaker 8: but where were they This stuff was happening over and
Speaker 8: over again to regular people. It was happening to people
Speaker 8: like James Rosen all those years ago. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 8: This needs to be investigated. There is nothing about this,
Speaker 8: and at the time we were all outraged and just
Speaker 8: because this is in some cases old news to people,
Speaker 8: don't let go of this. Also, my friends, bereaking news.
Speaker 8: We don't need the sounder because who knows how this
Speaker 8: is gonna turn out. But the Department of Justice, according
Speaker 8: to the Post Millennial, is demanding records on unexplained anomalies
Speaker 8: in the twenty twenty election from Fulton County and Fulton County.
Speaker 8: That would be for those of you don't know, that's
Speaker 8: in Joja and that's Fanny Willis territory. That's right, that's all,
Speaker 8: good old Fanny. The DOJ is now asking for records
Speaker 8: on the unexplained anomalies that took place in the twenty
Speaker 8: twenty election. Fulton County has not complied with a subpoena.
Speaker 8: They have thumbed their nose at a legal subpoena, asking hey,
Speaker 8: we'd like to say, see some rectds of what went
Speaker 8: owned down there in Fulton County, my friends, if we
Speaker 8: have time when we get back. Pritzker's at it again,
Speaker 8: and this one is just annoying. James Golden snurly fastest
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Speaker 8: Now your's James Golden, Ladies and gentlemen. The biggest politician
Speaker 8: in the state of Illinois, their Governor J. B.
Speaker 3: Pritzka.
Speaker 13: The Department of Homeland Security claims their highest priority is
Speaker 13: to protect children. So today I have to ask them
Speaker 13: please live up to those ideals. I've sent a letter
Speaker 13: to christynom and to the Department of Homeland Security leadership
Speaker 13: asking them to pause all of their federal agent operations
Speaker 13: for the entirety of the Halloween weekend. I'm asking for
Speaker 13: basic human decency. I think their response will be revealing.
Speaker 13: They've disrupted everything more than two months already.
Speaker 3: Give the children, all right, all.
Speaker 8: Right, down, all right. He's asking for a response. It
Speaker 8: didn't take Ice Barbie any time at all.
Speaker 9: She responded, Yes, Governor Pritzker has asked for his operation midway,
Speaker 9: let's to be on pause for the holiday weekend.
Speaker 11: Are you willing to do that? And if you're not
Speaker 11: why not.
Speaker 9: No, we're absolutely not willing to put on pause any
Speaker 9: work that we will do to keep communities safe. The
Speaker 9: fact that Governor Pritzker is asking for that is shameful
Speaker 9: and I think unfortunate that he doesn't recognize how important
Speaker 9: the work is that we do to make sure we're
Speaker 9: bringing criminals to justice and getting them off our streets.
Speaker 9: Especially when we're going to send all of our kiddos
Speaker 9: out on the streets and going to events and enjoying
Speaker 9: the holiday season. We want to make sure that they're safe.
Speaker 9: And if you see even up here, we have a
Speaker 9: nice Pritzker is getting lost.
Speaker 8: No, we're not going to stop down for holidays. When
Speaker 8: did holiday become a holiday weekend thing? I don't get it.
Speaker 8: All of a sudden, It's Holliday, it's Halloween weekend. Let's
Speaker 8: stop federal law enforcement. And if Ice Barbie doesn't respond positively,
Speaker 8: that'll be very talent. These people are ridiculous. Ever, who's
Speaker 8: got the best name? Ice Barbie. I love that name.
Speaker 8: I love Ice Barbie. Ice Barbie. Otis Williams was born
Speaker 8: on this day. Otis Williams one of the original Tempting Temptations,
Speaker 8: So many hits from the old until now Olds Williams.
Speaker 8: Happy birthday to you, such great music from the Temptations,
Speaker 8: James godnessturning with you, fastest hour in American media. We
Speaker 8: will get you so many things we didn't get you
Speaker 8: to day, like Dana Bash trying to bash Speaker Johnson
Speaker 8: over the shutdown thing. Remember we are still slated to
Speaker 8: look at No Queen's Day as it's being called in
Speaker 8: some circles on November first. Musically, on this day in
Speaker 8: nineteen seventy one, John Lennon and the Plastic Ono Band
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Speaker 1: And this.
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Speaker 8: Time for us to wrap it up today, my friends.
Speaker 8: May God bless and protect each and every single one
Speaker 8: of you, your family and your loved ones. Special thanks
Speaker 8: to Kallie mcinne for joining us today. It's quite a
Speaker 8: remarkable young ladies and she folks. May God blessed protect
Speaker 8: each and every single one of you, your family's, your
Speaker 8: loved ones. Love and gratitude always, my friends for your
Speaker 8: being here with me and allowing me to be with you,
Speaker 8: God willing. We're back tomorrow for the already It's Friday
Speaker 8: Halloween edition of bos Nerdly's Rush Hour. As Halloween weekend begins,
Speaker 8: I can't wait.
Speaker 3: In the meantime, my friends, I bid you, I do Bye.
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