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Speaker 3: The James Golden Show on the Red Apple Podcast network.

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Speaker 4: Progress the shutdown, Oh sure, sure we have at I'm

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not gonna tell you, but we'll be announcing it pretty soon.

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But we have a lot of things that we're going

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to eliminate and permanently eliminate.

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Speaker 5: You know.

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Speaker 4: One of the things that we have some advantage, you

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could say, but because of the shutdown, which I think

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they made a big mistake, we're able to take out

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billions and billions of dollars of waste, fraud and abuse

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and they've handed it, you know, to or a silver platter.

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And you know, Russell Vote, he's a serious person, very

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serious person, and he's sitting there and he's getting ready

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to cut things. And this is something that was handed

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to us by I assume Schumer.

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Speaker 6: I don't.

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Speaker 4: I just don't know if humor has any power anymore.

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I look at your your leadership. I don't know who

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to speak to. I'll tell you what. I'm getting calls

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from Democrats wanting to meet. I never even heard their

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names before.

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Speaker 1: Well, I know I can tell you.

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Speaker 4: I'll be able to tell you that in four or

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five days if this keeps going on, if this, if

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this keeps going on, it'll be substantial, and a lot

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of those jobs will never come back. But you're gonna have.

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Speaker 1: You're gonna have.

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Speaker 4: You're gonna have a lot closer to a balanced budget.

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Speaker 7: Actually, wow, that's President Trump from the Oval Office. I

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still occasionally call it the Oral Office because I just

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remember Bill Clinton in the back of my mind, the

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Oral Office, and that was Bill Clinton, the Oral Office.

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Mark Connie there with the head honcho up and up

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for the Canucks, so he was the Canadian head honcho PM.

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He was in the White House today, he and meeting

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with Donald Trump, and of course the reporters a lot

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of other stuff happening too. Chicago is a hot bed,

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continues to be a hot bed of descent all kind

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of Pam Bondy, oh did I even say, Folks just

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post nearly James Golden Fast as our on American media.

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Speaker 1: Thank you for joining us.

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Speaker 7: Pam Bondy was on fire Senate Judiciary Committee Met Oversight

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hearing today. We have two examples. We could have got

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a lot more. She torched Richard Blumenthal. I thought I

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put that in the roster, but I didn't. She torched Bloomenthal.

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And that was pretty funny because finally, every time this guy.

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Speaker 1: Goes on one of his.

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Speaker 7: Sanctimonious power trips because he's a senator, I keep I've

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been waiting for years for somebody to torch him up

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on his dishonesty. And Richard Blumenthal today stepped in it.

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With Pam Bondy. She wasn't having it, and so that

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was pretty funny. She Adam shift. That went on for

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about nine minutes. I didn't bother with it, Adam Shift

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just and but the Durban one was the one we

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do have that we have. We have Pam Bondi with

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the ranking member of the Senator Committee, Dick Durbin, known

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affectionately to some as Dick Turbin. But anyway, yes, that's

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cut seven of Carlos. Let us just listen into that

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and hear how that little section went.

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Speaker 6: Thanks mister Chairman, Madamatory General, let me ask you this question.

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Were you consulted by the White House before they deployed

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National Guard troops to cities in the United States.

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Speaker 5: I am not going to discuss any internal conversations with

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the White House.

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Speaker 6: You won't even say whether you talk to the White

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Speaker 5: I am not going to discuss any internal conversations with

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Speaker 6: To ranking member, I noticed that, what's the secret? Why

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do you want to keep the secret to American people?

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troops in my state. The word is, and I think

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it's been confirmed by the White House they are going

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to transfer Texas National Guard units to the state of Illinis.

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Speaker 5: Chairman? As you shut down the government, you voted to

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shut down the government, and you're sitting here. Our law

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enforcement officers aren't being paid. They're out there working to

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protect you. I wish you love Chicago as much as

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you hate President Trump, and currently the National Guard are

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on the way to Chicago. If you're not going to

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protect your citizens, President Trump will been.

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Speaker 6: On this committee for more than twenty years. That's the

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kind of testimony you expect from this administration. A simple

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question as to whether or not they had a legal

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rationale for deploying National Guard troops becomes grounds for a

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personal attack. I think it's a legitimate question. It's my responsibility.

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conversation with the White House about deploying National troops to

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my state. That's an indication I'm afraid where we are

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Speaker 1: I've been here really is tame. And that's what he's proved.

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Speaker 7: I've been here, Ruler's time chiming, I've been the ranking

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and and and weird Wdnesday trash. Everybody nobody talks to

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us like that. Weird at senators. Trump started it, and

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now all these people from the administration come in and

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they just treat us all kinds of ways. They just

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they just we asked them questions, We try to badger them,

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we try to beat them over the head to try

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to do what we call oversight by smearing them and

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trying to make insinuations. And instead of just sitting there

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and bending over and taking it with no vasoline.

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Speaker 1: These people, these people have the audacity to go.

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Speaker 7: They talk back, they they they don't take it like

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the way the good old Republicans used to take it.

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Speaker 1: They used to the Republicans used to take it and

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say give me more, give me more.

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Speaker 7: And these people, these these Trump people that come here

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and they talk back to us, and we we don't

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Speaker 1: You're good, I mean, you never get don't too much.

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Speaker 7: Carlos used initiative, which is one of the things we

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love about Carlos. Carlos is just so industrious. I said,

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we didn't have it in the roster. He went out

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and founded in real time. This is Bloomenthal and the

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exchange between Bloomenthal and Pam Bondi.

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Speaker 5: Senator Blumenthal, I, I cannot believe that you would accuse

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me of impropriety when you lied about your military sense.

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Speaker 8: I am you?

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Speaker 1: Why you?

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Speaker 8: Why dare you?

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Speaker 5: I am a career prosecutor. Don't ever challenge my integrity.

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I have abided by every ethics standard. Do not question

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my ability to be fair and impartial as attorney general

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and anything with my former fem Ballard partner.

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Speaker 7: You know what I like about that? He sounds just

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like come on, guys, you have to admit it. You

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Speaker 1: In this situation. You've been in a situation.

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Speaker 7: When Bloom, You've been in this we every male is

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Speaker 1: In this situation.

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Speaker 7: If you're a guy and you like women, you have

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been in this situation.

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Speaker 1: Because you it doesn't matter what you say. You're not

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getting a word in. Anything you say is meaningless.

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Speaker 5: Play that again, Senator Blumenthal.

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Speaker 7: I reck.

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Speaker 5: Not believe that you would accuse propriety when you lied

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about your military I am. I'm a career prosecutor. Challenge mine.

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I have abided by every ethics standard. Do not question

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my ability to be fair and impartial as attorney general

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and anything that my former firm Ballard.

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Speaker 1: Pardon you, I thank you.

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Speaker 9: I come on, I just trying. Come on, let me

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have a word in here. I'm a senator. I can't

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by leave. When the voice goes up like that. You

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know that's the starting, don't you When.

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Speaker 7: Their voice goes up and after that first center, I

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just cannot believe. Oh boy, here it comes, yeah, right, don't.

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The only thing she didn't do was stand up and

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wag her finger at his face and.

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Speaker 1: Start bobbing her head. I cannot believe.

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Speaker 7: She went after the women to cut a clob.

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Speaker 1: Char asked a question. This is what I asked.

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Speaker 10: You have a question in the merger that took place?

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Speaker 5: Which merger you've listed?

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Speaker 10: Mobbing American Express GBT.

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Speaker 1: Oh no, this is it. This was This was the.

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Speaker 10: Long time backer and head of the law firm where

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you were, was instrumental in lobbing the Justice Department to

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drop that lawsuit. It was dismissed. So it's nice.

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Speaker 1: This is where it started from court and conversations.

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Speaker 10: Did you have with mister Ballard.

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Speaker 5: Blumenthal. I believe of impropriety when you lied about you.

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Speaker 2: I'm not.

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Speaker 6: I'm not.

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Speaker 1: I didn't say you were fat, No, I didn't.

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Speaker 9: I just said I said you look good in that dress,

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but that dress looks a little bit tighter. I did

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not say you were fat. I cannot believe.

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Speaker 7: Oh, man, boy, I hate to be in argument with

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that woman. Just just all right. There's other news out

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here besides Pam Bondy lightening it up at the Senate

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Judiciary commedy. We're going to get to some of the

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Chicago is a mess. Brandon Johnson continues. We spent a

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lot of time with Brandon Johnson yesterday. We're going to

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spend a little bit more time in. Pritzker is lying.

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I'm sorry, excuse me. Pritsker is saying things. I withdraw

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that remark. Pritzker is saying things that cannot be demonstrated

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with accuracy or with to me any evidence.

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Speaker 1: So we shall get to all of that. Is this music?

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Speaker 7: Oh oh I, ladies and gentlemen, Carlos, mister initiative picked

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Speaker 1: It has to be.

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Speaker 7: Do you know what happened on this day in twenty

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twenty two?

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Speaker 1: It seems longer than that. Now.

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Speaker 7: For some reason, Kanye West blew up again. Al was

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in the news. This time he made several anti semitic remarks,

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wore a White Lives Matter T shirt at Paris Fashion

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Week a few days earlier. Uh Bellini God whatever supposed

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the name of that company them, Vogue Creative Artists Agency

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in Marc They all cut ties with them, and of

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course that was what put his deal with Adidas, which

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it generated over one point three billion, in question, and

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I don't think he's ever recovered from that last meltdown,

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has he?

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Speaker 11: I mean no, But you can say whatever you want

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for him. But before the Adidas collaboration, shoes were only

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made from athletes, not from rappers. And then he opened

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that door for athletes and celebrities to start making shoes

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as well collaborations.

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Speaker 1: So let me see if I understand your point.

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Speaker 7: We should all be grateful because Kanye opened the door

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for rappers to now have their product lines too, and

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we should all be thankful for that.

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Speaker 1: Is that your point here?

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Speaker 11: I mean, it's like almost the same thing a nartists

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is opening the door for him to be able to

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own his own masters and mixes.

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Speaker 7: No that, okay, you know what you have learned. You're

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getting good at this, Carlos, You're getting good. James Goldlin's. Thirdly,

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we can ditch to Kanye now and go thank you.

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Speaker 7: Sure, all right, While Pam Bardy was slapping around the

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sendate Democrats. In fact, there's a text from a guy

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completely unprepared. He posted out for the personal attacks A G.

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today and they're failing to rebut them. It was hysterical

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watching some of this stuff. But there's some other serious

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stuff happening too. You know, all this violent lodge, this

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is this violent rhetoric that's come from Democrats. Play cut one,

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This will tell the story. Just this is what's happening.

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Speaker 8: They're breaking news that we're following this afternoon.

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Speaker 12: Now, high ranking member of a street gang is charged

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with putting a hit out on a senior law enforcement

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official involved with Operation Midway Blitz. Police arrested thirty seven

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year old Wanna Spinoza Martinez this morning, and according to

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the US Attorney's Office here in Chicago, Martinez sent a

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snapchat message stating quote two K on information when you

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get him and ten K if you take him down.

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The Tribune reports the alleged target was Border Patrol chief

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Gregory Bovino.

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Speaker 8: A court date has not been set.

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Speaker 7: So there you have it. Now you have Latin King's

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try and putting out a hit, putting out a hit

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on the head of Border patrol out there, and where

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do people get these ideas? I want you to just remember,

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this is Brandon Johnson Labor Day cut five. This was

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the mayor of Chicago, Brandon Johnson on Labor Day. We

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can't hear it. Oh boy, that's weird. I don't know

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what happened there. Something happened there. Anyway, let's move on.

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Come on, who's doing these audio bites?

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Speaker 1: I know who's doing you. I'm just.

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Speaker 7: Maybe we'll get that from the link and actually play it,

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because I do want you to hear it. It sounded

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like that was high speed. Also, when we get back,

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I dug something up from Brandon Johnson from last Memorial

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Day while you while I while the rest of the

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country was out celebrating Memorial Day, Brandon Johnson was doing

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something else.

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Speaker 1: Can't wait to share it with you. We'll be right back.

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Speaker 3: James Golden Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network. James

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Show Entertaining and Informative on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

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Speaker 7: All right, Brandon Johnson, so remember now, let's do this

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Speaker 1: We have a few minutes. Cut one.

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Speaker 7: That news report of what happened in in Chicago, cut one.

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Speaker 12: So I have other breaking news that we're following this afternoon. Now,

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high ranking member of a street gang is charged with

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putting a hit out on a senior law enforcement official

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involved with Operation Midway Blitz. Please arrested thirty seven year

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old Wanna Spinoza Martinez this morning, and according to the

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US Attorney's Office here in Chicago, Martinez sent a snapchat

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message stating quote two K on information when you get

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him and ten K if you take him down. The

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Tribune reports the alleged target was Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino.

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Speaker 8: A court date has not been set.

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Speaker 7: Now, Brandon Johnson, I played this before. This is Labor

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Day allying the troops, and this is what Brandon Johnson said,

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Are you.

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Speaker 1: Prepared to defend this land?

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Speaker 12: This land that was built by slaves, a layan that

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was built by indigenous people, a land that's built by workers.

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Speaker 1: Are you prepared to defend this land? The people united

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will always prevail.

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Speaker 4: I need you on to stand firm, to stand strong

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if this president decides to continue.

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Speaker 7: And then he talked about organizing the resistance. Are you

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ready to defend this land? Are you ready to defend it?

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While I was looking for that, I came across something

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that I didn't know and I don't know how I

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missed it? What do we usually celebrate on Memorial Day?

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I better be careful woman. On Memorial Day, we celebrate

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the fallen members of the United States military. We memorialize them.

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We celebrate veterans on Veterans Day. We set Memorial Day

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is when we honor I shouldn't even say we celebrate,

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when we honor the fallen, when we remember the fallen.

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I found out and I don't know how I missed

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it that last Memorial Day weekend. Brandon Johnson Memorial Day weekend.

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This is what Brandon Johnson posted a video behind the

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flags of Chicago.

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Speaker 13: Hello, I am Mayor Brandon Johnson, and I am proud

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to join you in recognizing and celebrating Africa Day, the

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continent of Africa is made up of one point two

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billion people, with diverse countries full of rich trade, cultures

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and heritage. The African diaspora can be found in cities

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and countries around the globe, and right here in Chicago.

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Our proud African communities have made indelible contributions to the

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growth and fabric of our amazing city. So this Africa Day,

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let us take a moment to celebrate the achievements of

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the people of Africa, the progress made by African nations,

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and the traditions and culture they have shared with us.

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And let us also show them that we will embrace

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and support them as they continue to overcome and face

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their challenges head on. Thank you and Happy Africa Day everyone.

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Speaker 7: Africa Day, dig do Africa Day. That was while you

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were celebrating Memorial Day. Yes, Carlos, the.

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Speaker 14: Music is pretty cool in the back.

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Speaker 1: But why is his beard white and his head hair?

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I don't know. He spends over thirty g's on grooming.

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Speaker 7: We had that news report last year and makeup so

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that he can look the part for the mayor, So

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I didn't do the whole fashion consulting thing with him.

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I don't know. I have no idea. But anyway, that's

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the mayor now. In all fairness, apparently I read a

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story that he did do something like say something about

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Memorial Day that weekend, but it was no video honoring

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America's falling. Instead, Chicago under Mayor Johnson chose to celebrate

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Africa Day and the diaspora. Okay, so now we've got that.

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There are some other stories in the news that I

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want to get to as well as some more audio

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if we have time, and some of these stories are okay.

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White House memo argues furloughed furload workers are not guaranteed

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back pay. There are some Republicans complaining about this, by

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the way, just so you know Donald Trump's they're they're

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floating the idea that hey, hey, hey, this law signed

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in twenty nineteen twenty first may not cover everybody. There

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may be a loophole here, so we don't have to

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pay some of these furloughed furloughed workers government workers. And

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that is setting off major disgruntlement among the Democrats are

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livid that they're even talking about it, and some Republicans

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are not happy either.

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Speaker 1: I did this story last week.

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Speaker 7: I told you that Wick is threatened AP has run

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that story again. I guess they want to make sure

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you know. Government shut down threatens food aid program relied

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on by millions, millions millions of families. A food aid

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program that helps more than six million low income mothers

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and young children.

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Speaker 1: No fathers.

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Speaker 7: Will run out of federal money. No fathers, six million

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women and young children with no daddy. No six million

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low income women and young children will run out of

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federal money within two weeks unless the shutdown ins forcing

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states to use their own money to keep it afloat

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or risk shutting it down. Well, okay, California has the

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largest the fourth largest economy in the world.

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Speaker 1: They should have no problem kicking up money.

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Speaker 7: New York can afford to keep thousands of illegal immigrants

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in five star, four star, three star hotels, to feed them,

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to give them work permission, they should be able to

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cough up the money. Chicago, where Africa Day is a

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big deal, has plenty of money. I mean, yeah, it's

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technically broke, but they still spending like great. La has

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lots of money. Lots of celebrities out there put the

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word out that people might be starving and just do

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like a kickstar. What do you call that thing where

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the people go to beg for money, that website, you

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know with people, yeah, yeah, yeah, do a go fund

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me for the city of Los Angeles, New York. They

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should all do a go fund me and just say

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we need the money to pay off, you know, the

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the social welfare programs so that people don't starve from

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the shutdown the Democrats created, so that we just did

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that story. That's the ten thousand dollars bounty on ICE.

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Oh Chicago journalists and other and protesters are suing Donald

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Trump's administration. They say that they've been subjected to extreme

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brutality when ICE is trying to get them from stopping

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the riots around the ICE centers. So the journalists are

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mad and protesters are mad. They're saying that they're being

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brutally treated treated even though they're standing in front of

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ICE vehicles and starting riots.

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Speaker 1: Here's a story when you thought it was all over.

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Have you ever been to build a bear? Yeah?

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Speaker 6: Have you?

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Speaker 2: Have?

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Speaker 10: You?

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Speaker 1: Have you?

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Speaker 7: You haven't been there, You don't know the experience. If

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you've ever been to build a bear, build a bear.

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I'll just read the story. A teenager in Washington State

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says her trip to build a Bear workshop turned into

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a woke melt down when a store manager flat out

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refused to print the name Charlie Kirk on her bear's

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birth certificate. Now you know the concept of this. You

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can go, you build your bear how you want your bear.

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Then they get a birth certificate on the day it's created.

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You can name the bear whatever you want to name

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the bear, unless, of course, you're in apparently liberal Washington state,

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and you have a young lady.

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Speaker 1: She's sixteen year old. By the way, there's ain't no

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little created.

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Speaker 7: A sixteen year old girl was at the South Cmdon

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Lawland tuck Willer with some friends, thought they would have

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a fun day customizing their build a bear wholesome activity

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been a staple of the American mull culture for years.

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Inspired by a tackler TikTok train, she chose to name

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her bear after conservative Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning

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Point in USA. But what should have been a sweet

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symbolic tribute turned sour fast. I was just mesromized and

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captivated that he could speak with such elegance, McCormick said

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of Charlie Kirk.

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Speaker 1: He was a role model.

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Speaker 7: Apparently that admiration was just too much for one Build

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a Bear manager to handle. She reached the final step

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printing the name on the birth certificate, she was met

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with the flat out refusal. This manager, some woman, She

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just didn't agree with it. She didn't support it, so

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now she has to agree with your purchase in order

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for her.

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Speaker 1: To do it.

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Speaker 7: I'm not doing this. She folded up in such fortune,

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threw it away. She threw away the girls, the certificate

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she was making.

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Speaker 1: I'm not doing this.

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Speaker 7: She handled her payment card. The woman McCormick to her

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friend and walked away. Made everybody feel uncomfortable. The newest

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station King five out there tried to follow up. Store's

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manager declined to comment. Kick the issue up to corporate.

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A Build a Big customer service representative confirmed the matter

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was quote unquote being handled internally by the appropriate apartment, which.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah.

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Speaker 7: After forty five minutes, her mom called corporate. The company

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initially offered her a twenty dollars gift card, but after that.

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A few days later, Build a Bear called back, apologized

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and promised to retain. This to retrain the staff both

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locally and company wide, keep their politics out of the workplace.

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We'll see what happened. Yeah, heard what whoopee said about

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this whole bad bunny thing. Whoopy Goldberg suggested that if

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you're going to the Super Bowl this year, you should

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impersonate another race to mock immigration and customs enforcement. Then

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Whoopy Goldberg suggested, everybody should get a little cocoa butter,

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sit in the sun. That's the first thing. And this

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is probably the only time you can ever do this.

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Give yourself a Latin accent so that you can confuse

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ice agents at the super Bowl. So does that sound

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like a good idea to you, Carlos, Go get some

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cocoa butter, set out in the sun, get little future

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ades darker. I guess she thinks most of the never mind,

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I don't want to put myself in the position of

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trying to say what Woope Gobert thinks. Supreme Court of

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the United States, ladies and gentlemens, is looking like. And

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this is interesting only because they're apparently one or two

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of the liberal members of the Supreme Court might be

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agreeing with the with the majority on this Supreme Court

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justices on they heard a free speech challenge to state

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laws against conversion therapy. Now, I think that this case.

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It says California know the twenty states. This case I

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thought came out of Colorado.

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Speaker 1: It does.

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Speaker 7: The Court on Tuesday heard an appeal from Kayley Childs,

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counselor from Colorado Springs, Colorado, an evangelical Christian. She doesn't

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seek to cure young people of same sex attraction, but

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she's trying to do talk therapy with people that I

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guess have dysphoria.

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Speaker 1: Or whatever.

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Speaker 7: And this, as it's called conversion therapy, has been banned

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by about twenty states. Oh, you were not allowed to

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do that. Well, the Supreme Court took it up, and

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they've seen poised, according to the New York Times and

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other sources, to rule for a Christian therapist who says

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her free speech rights are violated by a Colorado law

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barring mental health professionals from seeking to change a teenager

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sexual orientation or gender identity. Lively. Argument before the court

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lasted over an hour and a half. The justices on

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the court questioned whether the law conversion laws cause harm

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to minors. We shall be back. There is more what

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you got here, Carlos and Queen.

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Speaker 14: Born today in nineteen sixty eight, is Tom your English

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musician who is the singer and the main song writer

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of legendary rock band Radiohead. This is their nineteen ninety

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three three debut single, Crip was initially unsuccessful, but it

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became a worldwide kids.

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Speaker 11: Several months later.

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Speaker 1: I mean, I don't get it. I mean why it

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talks about Sure, it's a down there but nice. You know,

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it's a night song. All right.

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Speaker 7: We got to leave with some unbreak my heart because

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it's also Tony Bratchkan's birthday, so we'll just chew that

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up now. James Golden's thirdly, Don't Go Away, Coming right back.

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Speaker 3: The James Golden Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

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The James Golden Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

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Speaker 15: When we come back, what we're learning about the fire

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that destroyed the home of a South Carolina Circuit Court

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judge who faced criticism from Trump officials after rulings she

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made against the Trump administration. And it comes amid a

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surge in hostility and threats against judges, as well as

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criticism directly from the Trump administration and cating for Judge

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Goudstein after she temporarily blocked the Justice Department from accessing

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the files of millions of registered voters. From North Carolina.

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Mary McCord is still with us, Mary, what questions do

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you have?

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Speaker 16: You know, this is the kind of again we've talked

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today already about crossing rubicons, right, and when you're starting

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to attack judges because of their rulings, we're in a

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very very dangerous position in this country. And it is

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It makes judges fearful, It makes prosecutors fearful. As we know,

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it makes others in positions where they could be criticized

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by Donald Trump fearful. And he needs to know the

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power of his voice and how people respond to that.

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Speaker 8: We've been saying this for years, Nicole, But like, if.

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Speaker 16: This is what this turns out to be, some sort

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of politically motivated act of domestic terrorism, then you know

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the importance and significance of the things that Donald Trump

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says about a person again will be demonstrated in this instance.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, that was one ms NO One watches. Now what

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you need to know is this fire that happened in

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the judges house. So far police said today and reports

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every day, there is no evidence of arson, not yet

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at least there is none. But that doesn't stop these

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two professional pontificators over at ms NO one watches from

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trying to blame this on Trump, as did Dan Goldman

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and other Democrats. We gotta go, folks, As I said,

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it's Tony Braxon's birthday. Happy birthday, Tony singer, songwriter, a pianist,

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and actress.

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Speaker 1: We gotta go.

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Speaker 7: Make God bless protect each and every single one of you,

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your families, your loved ones. Love and gratitude for you're

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being here with me, allowing me to be with you,

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God willing. We are back tomorrow for the Wednesday edition

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of Post thirties Rush Hour. Till then bid you a dude.

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Speaker 3: Thanks for listening to The James Golden Show. You can

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