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Speaker 7: You run a risk of being on the wrong side
Speaker 7: of President Trump and your resistance to who is talking
Speaker 7: filibuster tying the Senator knots for weeks. We don't have
Speaker 7: the votes either to proceed get on a talking filibuster,
Speaker 7: nor to sustain one if we.
Speaker 6: Got on it.
Speaker 7: But that's just a that is just a function of math,
Speaker 7: and there is anything I can do about that. I mean,
Speaker 7: I understand the President's got a passion to see this
Speaker 7: issue addressed, as we all do. Does he understand that vote, Well,
Speaker 7: we've conveyed that to him. But we will continue to
Speaker 7: make that argument because I think it's important that everybody
Speaker 7: understand that this really is about It's about the votes.
Speaker 6: It's about the math.
Speaker 7: And I'm for better worse. I'm the one who has
Speaker 7: to be the clear eyed realist about what we can
Speaker 7: achieve here, and so we'll continue to convey that. And
Speaker 7: I think that we're going to have the fight on
Speaker 7: the floor. We're going to vote on this. We're going
Speaker 7: to put it out and we'll give the Democrats the
Speaker 7: opportunity to cast their vote on whether or not they
Speaker 7: think non citizens ought to vote in American elections. And
Speaker 7: so that debate will happen. But like I said, I
Speaker 7: can I can guarantee the debate. I can guarantee a vote.
Speaker 7: I just can't guarantee an outcome.
Speaker 8: We don't hear the votes. We just don't have the votes.
Speaker 8: We look, I have to be the clear we have.
Speaker 8: You know, eighty percent of the American people want it.
Speaker 8: The people, even Democrats want it. And and you know
Speaker 8: the black people that they said can't get id and
Speaker 8: most of them want it too. And the married women
Speaker 8: that they said can't get won't be able to vote,
Speaker 8: they want it. They want it. Everybody wants it. But babe,
Speaker 8: we don't have the votes. We we we we I
Speaker 8: have to be the clever Idris.
Speaker 4: I have to.
Speaker 8: I have to tell you now because we got some
Speaker 8: Democrats here, and I I don't like fighting the Democrats,
Speaker 8: you know, I I just we we don't like fighting democrats.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 8: We like for them to just tell us to bend
Speaker 8: over and take it. And we we like taking it
Speaker 8: because because because that's who we are. We don't. We
Speaker 8: don't we don't have the VOTs. We we we we we.
Speaker 3: Can't come up with votes.
Speaker 8: Welcome my friends to the Wednesday addition of both liberalies
Speaker 8: rush hour fastest our on American media that was Senate majority.
Speaker 3: Little hard to believe he's in the majority.
Speaker 8: John Thune with you don't have the vouts we take
Speaker 8: to save act and shove it up you are you know, white,
Speaker 8: shove it up there because we don't have the votes
Speaker 8: for it. You know, they may cratch don't want us
Speaker 8: to do it, and we don't have the votes. All
Speaker 8: people are saying is try he wanted. They won't even
Speaker 8: try the the the filibuster because it would cost too much.
Speaker 8: It would cost too much conflict and too much chaos
Speaker 8: and to send it floud. And you know, we have
Speaker 8: people like Susan Collins. If we had this thing and
Speaker 8: people start adding amendments to they might force Susan Collins
Speaker 8: to take difficult votes. And we we we don't want that.
Speaker 8: We don't want Susan Collins to have to face difficult votes.
Speaker 8: These people in the United States Senate your repose, they
Speaker 8: are sickening, and people on the Republican side are tired
Speaker 8: of hearing the excuses. Find a way to get it done.
Speaker 8: And if you have Republicans that don't want to play ball,
Speaker 8: then play hardball with them. If you have to get
Speaker 8: rid of the filibuster in order to do then get
Speaker 8: rid of the filipbuster. If you have to try to
Speaker 8: do a talking filibusters, then at least make the attempt.
Speaker 8: Don't come out with your tail between your legs already
Speaker 8: before the fights even started, giving up on the fight.
Speaker 8: Your colonel said it.
Speaker 3: He said, listen, he said, this guy sounds.
Speaker 8: Like he has a loser mentality. That's what he sounds like.
Speaker 8: And that's because that is exactly what they have. Democrats
Speaker 8: will fight to high heaven for anything. They'll fight when
Speaker 8: the fight doesn't even seem possible, and then they'll fight
Speaker 8: some more.
Speaker 3: This guy walks out ready to give up.
Speaker 8: Somebody has to be the real clearyyye, realist here and
Speaker 8: just tell the American people to go shove it up
Speaker 8: there there there to just take just you know, f off.
Speaker 8: Just tell the American people so white, we got democrats
Speaker 8: in the Senate here, they don't want to and so
Speaker 8: we're gonna just do everything that we can to just
Speaker 8: bend over, grab our ankles, and let the Democrats do
Speaker 8: it to us one more time, because that's what they
Speaker 8: do and because we like it.
Speaker 3: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 8: Meanwhile, in the House, there's your Save Act. While we're
Speaker 8: on the Save Act. Before we get off it, let's
Speaker 8: just let me just play a few things for you here,
Speaker 8: Chuck you Schumer, Chuck you Schumer, cut too. Listen to
Speaker 8: this from Chuck you Schumer.
Speaker 9: Yes, but their bill isn't voter ID number one. It
Speaker 9: is about out voter registration. It makes it. It allows
Speaker 9: ICE to kick tens of billions of people.
Speaker 6: Off the rolls, off the rolls.
Speaker 9: And they don't tell them until election day and you
Speaker 9: show up and you say, you're not registered anymore. You're
Speaker 9: not registered here, you're not on the rolls.
Speaker 8: So, according to Chuck you Schumer, and this, by the way,
Speaker 8: should come as a surprise for everybody, because I didn't
Speaker 8: think we knew this, ICE suddenly will be the enforcement
Speaker 8: mechanism of elections. According to Chuck you Schumer, it will
Speaker 8: allow ICE to kick off tens of billions of people
Speaker 8: off of the voter rolls. Quick question from the staff
Speaker 8: and from the onlookers. We have onlookers in the studio.
Speaker 8: One is in training here to become a member of
Speaker 8: the staff. Hello, onlooker, how many people do you think
Speaker 8: are on the voting rolls of the United just to guess,
Speaker 8: you know, I'm not even asking you to be anywhere
Speaker 8: near accurate.
Speaker 3: How many?
Speaker 8: Oh well, let me just act ask you this question.
Speaker 8: It's any bonic question, which is why I'm asking it.
Speaker 8: Philip is there too, Philip. Let's start with you about
Speaker 8: how many Americans are there in America?
Speaker 5: Philip, Probably like I would say, probably like seventy eighty
Speaker 5: one hundred billion people.
Speaker 3: Probably like one hundred million people, seven hundred maybe eight
Speaker 3: hundred billion people.
Speaker 8: Seven hundred billion people, eight hundred billion people somewhere. Okay, onlooker,
Speaker 8: you gotta come close to the mic.
Speaker 3: You have to speak Hello, onlooker, Hello, welcome, Hello, Hi, onlooker.
Speaker 8: How many people are in the United States America?
Speaker 10: I say thirty million.
Speaker 8: Thirty million? Yes, you way low, way low, you way
Speaker 8: low boy. I'm want to send you to political retraining
Speaker 8: the school or something.
Speaker 3: Good numbers. Okay, well, that's okay. That didn't mean to ambass.
Speaker 3: You're on looker, we haven't used your name. You all right,
Speaker 3: Nobody gonna talk to you, and I go, You're not
Speaker 3: gonna go home to the night A thirty million boy?
Speaker 3: Where were you win? Civics class? Carlos? How many Americans
Speaker 3: are as?
Speaker 10: I'm not from here. I have no idea.
Speaker 8: Don't try to come up with a disclaimer. First, first
Speaker 8: thing out of his mouth, I'm not from here. Nd
Speaker 8: how do you asking me these questions? I'm not from here.
Speaker 8: I only come here and take your money and then
Speaker 8: I go back home. I'm not from here, just saying I.
Speaker 10: Do it legally though. Anyway, he said thirty you said no,
Speaker 10: he said something stupid.
Speaker 8: Uh, he didn't say something stupid. He said what he said?
Speaker 8: A few hundred billion?
Speaker 10: I say one hundred million.
Speaker 3: You wagh low too.
Speaker 8: I ain't gonna call you boy because I don't want
Speaker 8: nort no static in case you you know you ain't
Speaker 8: from here.
Speaker 3: But you know how things work. I said, call you boy.
Speaker 8: All of a sudden, NBA, LCP, everybody else is gonna
Speaker 8: be talking about he called a black man boy, get
Speaker 8: him fired. But here a black man don't make no difference.
Speaker 8: Five A right here's the deal. There are three roughly
Speaker 8: three hundred and forty some odd million Americans here in America,
Speaker 8: or peoples in America.
Speaker 3: Because that three.
Speaker 8: Hundred and forty five million includes about thirty million people
Speaker 8: that shouldn't be here. There's illegals mixed in that number,
Speaker 8: about thirty million of them. Eleven million of them came
Speaker 8: in when Joe Biden and Kamala Harris was president. A
Speaker 8: third of the illegal population arrived here in the years
Speaker 8: that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were running the show.
Speaker 3: So now let's play.
Speaker 8: Now that you know that, and not all of the
Speaker 8: three hundred and forty five million people vote. Now that
Speaker 8: you know the numbers, let's listen to chuck you Schumer
Speaker 8: one more time, shall we?
Speaker 9: Yes? But their bill isn't voter ID number one. It
Speaker 9: is about voter registration. It makes it. It allows ICE
Speaker 9: to kick tens of billions of people off the rolls,
Speaker 9: off the rolls, and they don't tell them until election
Speaker 9: day and you show up and you say you're not
Speaker 9: registered anymore. You're not registered here, You're not on the rolls.
Speaker 8: Okay, Now, so you know that despite the fact there
Speaker 8: are only three hundred and forty five million people here
Speaker 8: in America. Somehow Ice is going to kick off tens
Speaker 8: of billions of them from the voting rolls, which is
Speaker 8: a little bit suspicious. One of the reasons perhaps we
Speaker 8: might need the Save Act.
Speaker 10: Maybe phil and Chuck Schumer know something we've done.
Speaker 8: Now, maybe that's why maybe we need the Save Act,
Speaker 8: because maybe Phil and Chuck U Schumer got it right,
Speaker 8: and there are tens of billions of people on the
Speaker 8: voting rolls and we just don't know it. It's very
Speaker 8: possible that Philip was right, and that's what Chuck, you
Speaker 8: Schumer and here talking about, and they have the inside
Speaker 8: track on it. There are tens of maybe billions of
Speaker 8: people on the rolls voting, and we haven't heard a
Speaker 8: clue about it up until now. Anyway, my friends, I've
Speaker 8: been asked, who is blackmailing John Thune.
Speaker 3: I'm who is bribing nobody.
Speaker 8: Republicans in the Senate have been acting this way since
Speaker 8: Republicans have been in the Senate in the twentieth century,
Speaker 8: and it is a carry on. We got to take
Speaker 8: a quick break, Ladies and gentlemen, in spite of all
Speaker 8: the news that you have been hearing, and there is
Speaker 8: more to come. We're urging you not to worry about
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Speaker 8: Last night on Abby number one, Anna Navarro was on
Speaker 8: Abby and also Abby was on Abby. So let's start
Speaker 8: with Abby on Abby. First cut ten Abby Phillip on
Speaker 8: the Abby Phillips Show.
Speaker 11: Two Republicans say Muslims don't belong here after an attempted
Speaker 11: terror attack against New York's Mayor Zoron Mamdani, and the
Speaker 11: House Speaker Mike Johnson says nothing really to condemn those comments.
Speaker 11: Another special guest is going to be with us at
Speaker 11: the table when we come.
Speaker 8: All right, did you hear that? Did you hear that? Okay,
Speaker 8: so she's bashing Mike Johnson. There was a terror attack
Speaker 8: against Zoron Mondomni. All right, that was Abby on Abby.
Speaker 8: Abby had a guest on Abby on a Navarro. You know
Speaker 8: her from the view and from her own days, is
Speaker 8: the t DS liberal on CNN, and here she is
Speaker 8: cut eleven ironic?
Speaker 13: Is so supposedly some of these comments are as a
Speaker 13: result of the attempt against against Mayor Mandonie in New
Speaker 13: York who.
Speaker 6: Was raised Muslim? Was he not himself?
Speaker 10: So so they're.
Speaker 13: Being anti Muslim to defend and they're finally defending Mandanie
Speaker 13: over something.
Speaker 6: The attack wasn't on Mayor Mondanie protest.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 13: It was attacking protesters people protesting moment. It wasn't it
Speaker 13: was to framing as an anti Muslim attack would would
Speaker 13: actually completely reverse what happened.
Speaker 3: Someone who's.
Speaker 13: The Republicans are finally doing something, all.
Speaker 3: Right, So did you hear that? Here's another one.
Speaker 8: The attack was on Mandan And then when she gets
Speaker 8: corrected that the attack was not as Abby said and
Speaker 8: as she said on Mondami, then she starts trying to
Speaker 8: dance away from it without ever admitting, Oops, I blew it.
Speaker 8: I'm working out of the complete wrong narrative. The attack
Speaker 8: was not on Mayor Mondani. It was not It was
Speaker 8: on protesters by Islamic jihadis. Isis sympathizers or radicals.
Speaker 3: That's who the attack was on.
Speaker 8: Now, let's cut in to James Gagniano on Fox News
Speaker 8: about Mandami while we're visiting the mayor.
Speaker 3: Cut twelve. This would be the other.
Speaker 14: Instead of hosting the two star police chief who leaped
Speaker 14: over the barricades and ran this guy down who had
Speaker 14: thrown the bomb, the mayor decides that Gracie Mansion to
Speaker 14: host mood Khalil. I mean, he sent such an awful,
Speaker 14: awful message here to the rank and file. And remember
Speaker 14: the mayor when he was a private citizen who had
Speaker 14: commented on Twitter then that he saw a cop crying
Speaker 14: in his car and nature was healing. This is something
Speaker 14: that again, the many women of the NYPD will do
Speaker 14: the right thing. They're going to enforce the laws, they're
Speaker 14: going to show up for work. But they understand that
Speaker 14: this man on the screen right now does not have
Speaker 14: their backs.
Speaker 8: Yep, Mondomie doesn't have their backs. Okay, but we've known
Speaker 8: that by the way. Now let's I'm looking at the clock.
Speaker 8: Do I have time? No, I don't have time because
Speaker 8: if I start this I want to be able to
Speaker 8: comment on it.
Speaker 3: There's some news from overseas. You see that.
Speaker 8: It's quite quite interesting the way that it the way
Speaker 8: that it rolls out. Anyway, we have more news coming
Speaker 8: on a rack. As you know, it is the mainstream.
Speaker 8: Dane Press has pretty much confirmed, according to them, that
Speaker 8: the Tomahawk missile, that it was a Tomahawk missile that
Speaker 8: hit the girls' school over in Iran. I commented runnin
Speaker 8: over the weekend. I said, it looks like we could
Speaker 8: be responsible for this, our forces and it's a terrible thing.
Speaker 8: But everything else that they are reporting about what's happening
Speaker 8: in Iraq is designed to make you think that things
Speaker 8: are not going well. If we have time, we'll cover that,
Speaker 8: but also other aspects of Iran.
Speaker 3: So whatever you do, stay there.
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Speaker 8: we have two stories from across the pond this afternoon
Speaker 8: of my friends. The first one is from gb News
Speaker 8: and it's corner speaks for itself. It's a little bit
Speaker 8: surprising in some things that they're gonna have to deal
Speaker 8: with over there. You know, he's lasted so far two
Speaker 8: or three days or three or four days. The new
Speaker 8: Supreme Leader of Iran has is a few days into
Speaker 8: his tenure. And here's a report about the new Supreme
Speaker 8: leader overseas across the pond from gb NO.
Speaker 15: In terms of sanctions. There are reports that the new
Speaker 15: Iranian leader has a property portfolio in London and he's
Speaker 15: got properties in Kensington and also in Hampstead exceeding fear
Speaker 15: fifty million pounds. Do we need to look at that?
Speaker 15: Do we also need to prescribe the IRGC.
Speaker 12: Well, we think the IRGC should be prescribed. The extent
Speaker 12: of Iranian influence in our country should be properly investigated,
Speaker 12: and all these organizations that are sponsored by the Iranian
Speaker 12: regime should be closed down and in some cases people
Speaker 12: thrown out of the country. We're about to see a
Speaker 12: march in London, the so called Al Kuds March, which
Speaker 12: is something that has been encouraged four years by the
Speaker 12: Iranian state and it's sponsored organizations here and that shouldn't
Speaker 12: go ahead.
Speaker 3: Uh huh.
Speaker 8: So the terrorst state of Iran has sponsored an l
Speaker 8: Cool's March and people are saying the shouldn't go ahead,
Speaker 8: but so far And turns out the new Supreme leader
Speaker 8: big Land, big, big real estate guy over there fifty
Speaker 8: millions worth of real estate in London that he owns
Speaker 8: in London. Pretty remarkable. Now British Parliament, my friends, there
Speaker 8: was a bill put up by the Brits by a
Speaker 8: young man in the opposition. Had to be the opposition,
Speaker 8: it wasn't the Libel Party. Uh and mm hmm. The
Speaker 8: bill would have prohibited first cousins from marrying each other.
Speaker 8: I why, I don't want to get personal and to
Speaker 8: ask people have they ever wanted to marry their first cousins? Well,
Speaker 8: not wanted to. Have they ever thought about it seriously
Speaker 8: about marrying your first cousin?
Speaker 3: Anyway?
Speaker 8: At Prime Minister's questions he was asked about it because
Speaker 8: apparently the Prime Minister of the Kerastama kera is Kerastana.
Speaker 3: Doesn't like zibil.
Speaker 8: In Kerrastana wants it to be is okay for first
Speaker 8: coutins to wed each other. Apparently, at least that's given
Speaker 8: from what we have here in this a little bit
Speaker 8: of sandboy from the Parliament over there here you go,
Speaker 8: cut mine, Carlos.
Speaker 16: A marriage between first cousins carry significant health issues. Many
Speaker 16: of them aren't even noble until post birth. When practice
Speaker 16: generation after the generation, there is a significant multiplier effect.
Speaker 16: In addition, the real impacts to the openness of our
Speaker 16: society and women's rights in our country are also significant.
Speaker 16: After all, there are significant dynamics in having sharing the
Speaker 16: same set of grandparents. On Friday, this government has a
Speaker 16: choice to let my bill go through on the one
Speaker 16: first gous of marriage to committee stage. Will the Prime
Speaker 16: Minister think again before instructing his whips to block this legislation.
Speaker 3: Mister Speaker, we've taken our position on that bill.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 2: That come please Prime Minister's questions.
Speaker 8: Okay, so let me just pray what happened to you there?
Speaker 8: The Prime Minister's whips. We have whips here. They they
Speaker 8: they whip up the vote. Some of them might be
Speaker 8: doing more than that, though you never know over there.
Speaker 8: You never know over here. People like that term. I'm
Speaker 8: a whip. Hello baby, I'm a whip. Would you like
Speaker 8: to see what I do? Anyway? The whips over there
Speaker 8: whip up the votes and the and the the The
Speaker 8: Prime minister has urged his whips to block this thing
Speaker 8: at all courts. He wants to allow cousins first cousins
Speaker 8: to continue. Apparently it's already happening. There hints the need
Speaker 8: for the for the legislation banning it.
Speaker 3: Why do you? I don't know? Why?
Speaker 8: Does anyone have a wild guess as to why the
Speaker 8: first cousin marriages in England have become a problem recently?
Speaker 8: Can anybody have a clue as to why?
Speaker 3: I don't know? You know, I know who we can ask,
Speaker 3: you know who might know.
Speaker 8: We have a representative in Minnesota that might be able
Speaker 8: to help us understand the dynamics of this. See whether
Speaker 8: we can reach her or her husband. Moving on, ladies,
Speaker 8: Moving on, ladies and gentlemen, we have more on the
Speaker 8: talking pillow Buster says he lacks it, but other people don't.
Speaker 8: Look one of the things that has not happened. I
Speaker 8: want to get serious for a moment. Yeah, told, when
Speaker 8: we have left, not talk about cousins marrying each other
Speaker 8: and noodling each other? Noodling each other?
Speaker 3: Hello, couz Hi baby, did the whips in Drova? Do
Speaker 3: you have the whip? Hello? Cuz the strange.
Speaker 8: Things are happening in this world, very strange. Steve Whitkoff
Speaker 8: was on CNBC the other day. He has caught number
Speaker 8: fifteen and now he was one of the negotiators along
Speaker 8: with Jared Kushner, no negotiating with Iran before hostilities broke out,
Speaker 8: and I think it's important to hear what he says.
Speaker 8: Where I ran was Iran on the nuclear proliferation issue.
Speaker 3: So here he is again. He was speaking on CNBC.
Speaker 13: Well, first of all, they had four hundred and sixty
Speaker 13: kilograms of sixty percent in rich material. There is no
Speaker 13: reason to be at sixty percent, none, zero reason unless
Speaker 13: you're pursuing a weapon. So that's the first thing I
Speaker 13: would say to the naysayers.
Speaker 6: The second thing I.
Speaker 13: Would say to the naysayers is who actually shows evidence
Speaker 13: of their weapon?
Speaker 6: Would a murderer do such a thing?
Speaker 13: Everybody has known that they have been testing for weaponization
Speaker 13: since two thousand and three. The IEAE has attested to that,
Speaker 13: so we know that they've done all kinds of testing
Speaker 13: on weapons, and it wouldn't be all that much for
Speaker 13: them to do a World War.
Speaker 6: Two vintage type weapon.
Speaker 13: So we knew that it was possible that they could
Speaker 13: have a weapon where they might be close to being
Speaker 13: able to procure a weapon. And then I give you
Speaker 13: this other detail that no one seems to want to
Speaker 13: talk about, which is they could easily have taken the
Speaker 13: sixty percent enrichment material and made a dirty bomb out
Speaker 13: of it.
Speaker 6: That would have been a really easy step.
Speaker 13: So there were all kinds of reasons to be concerned
Speaker 13: with where they were, and they claimed that they were
Speaker 13: coming to the negotiation with Jared and I for good
Speaker 13: purposes to explain to them what they needed from an
Speaker 13: enrichment standpoint.
Speaker 6: So to start the conversation off with the.
Speaker 13: Predicate that they're entitled to enrich with the further predicate
Speaker 13: that they've got eleven bombs.
Speaker 6: Worth of enrichment material a week to a week and.
Speaker 13: A half away from being weapons grade, and that they
Speaker 13: weren't going to give to us diplomatically what they claim
Speaker 13: we couldn't win from a military standpoint. That was reason
Speaker 13: enough for us to determine that they weren't there to
Speaker 13: be purposefully negotiating a diplomatic settlement to this conflict.
Speaker 8: Yeah, okay, And we have been saying this for ages
Speaker 8: on this side. Iran's nuclear ambusiness have been clear. The
Speaker 8: only people that don't seem to believe it are Democrat liberals.
Speaker 8: They don't seem to believe that Iran wanted a nuke,
Speaker 8: and we're on the way to getting a nuke, all right.
Speaker 3: We had a look at.
Speaker 8: California News, my friends, Iran plotting a drone attack on California.
Speaker 8: That's in the Daily Mail this afternoon, as retaliation for
Speaker 8: the war. Terrifying FBI alert reveals. The FBI alert California
Speaker 8: law enforcement to a potential to potential Iran drone strikes
Speaker 8: in retaliation for the war against the Islamic Republic. They
Speaker 8: have allegedly aspired to conduct a surprise attack using unmanned
Speaker 8: aerial vehicles from an unidentified vessel off the coast of
Speaker 8: the United States homeland. Isn't this a wonderful time for
Speaker 8: the Democrats to have the Homeland Security Department shut down
Speaker 8: so that they could protect American illegal as in America,
Speaker 8: just as you know, protecting the homeland is actually important
Speaker 8: way to go Democrats. So there's a drone threat for California.
Speaker 8: New York Times the Sifter noon. Oh, another story in California.
Speaker 8: I love this, well, this isn't there's a big story.
Speaker 8: It prints out to eight pages this afternoon, the exodus
Speaker 8: of California's tech billionaires from the Golden State to Florida's
Speaker 8: gold Coast. And by the way, you just had another one.
Speaker 8: I don't have time to get into these today with
Speaker 8: the few minutes that we have left, but that story
Speaker 8: is out there as well as the story from Fox.
Speaker 8: The former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz is moving to Florida
Speaker 8: from Washington State. By the way, if you don't know,
Speaker 8: Washington State to deep, deep blue, totally liber Washington State
Speaker 8: is also planning to steal money from people they considered
Speaker 8: to be ultra wealthy in the form of taxes, and
Speaker 8: people are beginning in Washington State. I talked to a
Speaker 8: person former a Microsoft executive the other day who moved
Speaker 8: to Arizona because of this very issue. Said, we got
Speaker 8: out in this got out. They wanted to tax our income.
Speaker 8: We worked hard for this income, we saved it for retirement.
Speaker 8: We're not going to let them take it from us.
Speaker 8: So they moved from Washington State to Arizona.
Speaker 3: And you have here.
Speaker 8: Former CEO of Starbucks Howard Scholkes, told Washington State goodbye.
Speaker 8: He's moving to Florida. La Times did a huge article
Speaker 8: about the exodus of California tech billionaires from California to Florida.
Speaker 8: And by the way, what they're doing too is building
Speaker 8: up the infrastructure that they want in Florida by way
Speaker 8: of building new schools that can serve their wealthy children,
Speaker 8: building a new infrastructure to accommodate their lifestyle. So they're
Speaker 8: investing a lot of money. Yesterday, by the way, announced
Speaker 8: that Yamaha, a division of Yamaha, moving out of California
Speaker 8: to Jojia. So Liberals keep on doing what you're doing. Meanwhile,
Speaker 8: Republicans concede, according to The New York Times, that they
Speaker 8: need to pivot on immigration ahead of the midterms. House
Speaker 8: Republicans ought to use their annual policy retreat near Miami
Speaker 8: where Your Ammy this week to articulate the legislative agenda
Speaker 8: that could burally appeal to voters ahead of the midterm election.
Speaker 8: In the middle of the gathering, speaker Mike Johnson of
Speaker 8: vote Booster, of his fractious conference and one who is
Speaker 8: often publicly sunny about its electoral prospects, acknowledged a vulnerability
Speaker 8: President Trump's immigration cracked down his alienated voters, and his
Speaker 8: party is now in need of a reboot on the issue.
Speaker 3: We've got a live hiccup with.
Speaker 8: Some of the Hispanic and Latino voters for certain because
Speaker 8: of the immigration enforcement was viewed to be over zealous,
Speaker 8: he said in an interview on stage. And you know,
Speaker 8: everybody can describe it differently. But here's the good news.
Speaker 8: We're in a course correction mode right now.
Speaker 3: No, you're not.
Speaker 8: You're in a bendover mode. You're not in a course
Speaker 8: correction mode. A course correction mode would be saying the truth.
Speaker 8: Every time you look at Democrats, they're accusing Ice of
Speaker 8: murdering two American citizens. That's the reason they say that
Speaker 8: they have shut down. I don't hear any Republicans say
Speaker 8: Renee Good was not murdered. She was killed because she
Speaker 8: interfered with law enforcement and got herself killed. They are
Speaker 8: too afraid to do it. They're afraid of backlash. They
Speaker 8: have been afraid all along to talk about immigration. When
Speaker 8: the Democrats complain about separating children, you people separate children
Speaker 8: every day when you send American citizens to dale, to jail,
Speaker 8: and to prison. Why are you asking us to do
Speaker 8: something different when we detain these people Republicans have been timid.
Speaker 8: They always leave someone else to carry the water. Back
Speaker 8: in the day, it was Rush carry the water. Do
Speaker 8: our messaging for it. Now it's Donald Trump. Not only
Speaker 8: do the action legislative carry the water. Explain it. Talk
Speaker 8: radio people, please explain what we're doing because we are
Speaker 8: too timid and too afraid to explain it.
Speaker 3: You never explain what.
Speaker 8: You're doing to the American people, and yet you think
Speaker 8: people are just going to understand. Why not grow a
Speaker 8: set of onions and push back against the utter nonsense
Speaker 8: that the Democrats view every single day twenty four to seven.
Speaker 8: Instead of we have to reboot, we have to we
Speaker 8: have to reboot right now. Two James Golden snairly with
Speaker 8: you here, don't go away rush.
Speaker 4: This is the Rush Hour with James Goldenly the Rush
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Speaker 6: By the student Imbostion Nerdly.
Speaker 8: Now yours James Golden, My friends, do you remember the
Speaker 8: name Tiffany Henyard?
Speaker 3: Do you remember that name at all?
Speaker 14: All?
Speaker 8: Right? How about if I said, do you remember the
Speaker 8: woman that said she was the super mayor out in Dalton, Illinois.
Speaker 8: Tiffany Henyard investigation after investigation for corruption, declared herself the
Speaker 8: super mayor. She of course was a Democrat. They're still
Speaker 8: trying to track down the financial Shenanigans that she allegedly
Speaker 8: committed during her tenure as the mayor of Dalton, Illinois.
Speaker 8: They finally threw her out. Republicans beware, she has now
Speaker 8: switched her affiliation from Democrat to a Republican and she's
Speaker 8: moved now in Georgia and she's running as a Republican
Speaker 8: in the South Fulton County District five seat as a Republican.
Speaker 8: Two notes about Paul united by Queen Elizabeth the second
Speaker 8: for his services to music. On this day in nineteen
Speaker 8: ninety seven. He was fifty years old at the time.
Speaker 8: This is the day that Paul McCartney became Sir Paul. Also,
Speaker 8: the music publisher Dick James, on this day announced that
Speaker 8: there were four hundred and forty six versions of Paul
Speaker 8: McCartney song Yesterday that had been recorded in nineteen sixty seven.
Speaker 8: By that time. Can you imagine how many now? My
Speaker 8: God Bless protect each and every single one of you,
Speaker 8: your families, and your loved ones. Love and gratitude for
Speaker 8: your being here allowing me to be with you, God willing.
Speaker 8: We're back tomorrow for the Thursday edition of bus Nerdy's
Speaker 8: Rush Hour. Until then, I bid you.
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 3: Bye.
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