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Speaker 2: On the Red Apple podcast Network.
Speaker 3: What do you make of this, Well, it confirms what
a lot of Fauci critics, myself included thought all along,
which is that he manipulated, He deceived the American public
about where this thing came from, how lethal it was,
and some of the treatments, the efficacies of things like
hydroxychlorocoon and ivermectin. And we also saw you mentioned the
coziness that he had with the media, and with the
media he was able to, along with big tech, censor
and silence opposing viewpoints. And as Brick pointed out at
the beginning of the show, the amount of damage that
has been done by Anthony Fauci and his ego to
people who lost their businesses, to a generation of kids
who have suffered academically and emotionally because of his decisions.
And it looks like, I mean, he will be held
accountable in the court of public opinion. Rand Paul is
making sure of that, But beyond that, there's there's no
other accountability. He's actually going to get away with this.
Speaker 4: That remains to be seen. My friends, Welcome to the
Tuesday edition of bosn ear Lees Rush Chiles astis Hour
in America. You heard from Tom Bevin there, who is
head of Real Clear Politics. He was on Fox. I
said last week, towards the end of last week that
this week is going to be a hum dinger come Wednesday,
when Anthony Fauci has to testify, and he's being warned
ahead of time that the preemptive pardoned he received from
Joe Biden does not cover perjury if he is not
truthful with Congress this time. So we shall see what
takes place. There's so much else to discuss. Lindsey Graham's
memorial was today. There was quite a lot of remembrance
on the kind of person he was and love at
those services. One of the more interesting comments that came
out that triggered backlash was from none of them Monica Lewinsky,
who has now found herself facing criticism for remarks that
she made about the late Senator Graham. She one of
the things that Lindsey Graham did and she acknowledged it,
and her tribute to him was that he tried to
find the truth as one of the impeachment managers of
Bill Clinton. On that and what she said was that
she disagreed with many of Lindsey Graham's choices and beliefs,
but he was also, as one of the house managers
on the ninety eight the nineteen ninety eight impeachment, the
one who worked highly, tirelessly to prove that there was
a smear campaign targeting her from inside the White House,
that being the Clinton White House, and she simply ended,
she ended her post Rest in Peace RFP to Lindsey Graham,
and that has triggered criticism of her for telling the truth.
Anthony Fauci, Ladies and gentlemen, I want to get back
to some of the other remarks that are being made
in I guess anticipation of his appearance tomorrow. One of
the senators that is speaking out loudly is Senator Ron Johnson,
who we've spoken with on this show before Cut sixteen Carlos.
Ron Johnson was on Fox News and this is what
Senator Ron Johnson said of Anthony Fauci research.
Speaker 5: He lied about that to Congress. He knew about Route Berk,
he knew about Peter Dasik, he knew about the labs
in China, so he was fully aware of this. I
think all of his lies were basically a massive cover
up of his involvement in the creation of the coronavirus
to create a pandemic.
Speaker 6: Then once that pandemic.
Speaker 5: Began, he focused everything on a vaccine. Not a vaccine,
it's really an experimental gene therapy. Okay, sabotaged early treatment,
whether it's hydrox chlorcan iver met him. You know, these
cheap generic drugs instead push run severe, which by the way,
nurses call it run death.
Speaker 6: Is near it knocks are your kid.
Speaker 5: So just about everything he did leading up to the
creation of the coronavirus, his funding of the research that
I think resulted in it, you know, the devastating impact
and the shutdowns, you know, masking. You ever see a
little child wear a mask, and yet they had to
wear those masks, you know, set back there learning. I mean,
the devastation of our response, our miserably failed response, largely
falls on the shoulders of Anthony Fauci and the lies
he told and his hubris.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Senator, he talks about.
Speaker 4: I just I have said for years, folks that the
COVID crises is the biggest scandal, and we have had,
we have big scandals that happened during the Trump years,
the attempted coup from members of the Obama administration, and
we've never gotten really any answers on how it went.
Many of us suspect that it led directly to the
President Barack Obama, but that hasn't been proven one hundred
percent to the satisfaction of any critics at all, of
course in the mainstream media, who pretended not to know
what we're talking about when we talk about the attempted
coup on the Trump presidency with the Russia collusion hoax
and was going after his family using lawfare against him.
That is one of the biggest scandals in American history,
and it is still in a state where if you
speak about these things, the left will claim that you're
engaging in conspiracy theories and the like, even though there's
enough evidence to justify those of us that have followed
this saying that this is indeed a huge scandal, a
huge government scandal, bigger than anything else we had seen
in government scande concerning politics. COVID is something different. COVID
is one of the biggest scandals that has plagued mankind
period in Mankind's history. COVID nineteen COVID nineteen. And I
remember in the early years of COVID nineteen talking about
conversations I had with a member of the intelligence community
who has now passed away, who told me at the time,
and this is when people were saying, how this is
ongoing while it was ongoing, and he told me that
the intelligence community knew.
Speaker 6: That this was not.
Speaker 4: What it was being reported to be, something from a
bunch of bats at a wet market in China. That
they knew that this was from a lab and they
figured whether what they didn't know whether it was an
intentional lab leak or not, but they suspected it was
an intentional lab leak. And what the suspicion was. And again,
and I want to be very careful here because I'm
telling you what I was told by a member of
the intelligence community, and what he told me at the
time was that the premise that many people in the
intelligence community had was this was intentionally released because Donald
Trump had put tariffs on China, and Donald Trump during
his first term was taking actions against China that threatened
China's role as trying to be the dominant economy in
the world, and that this was in response to Trump's
aggressive policy with China. When it was released, it not
only crippled the United States economy, it crippled the world's economy.
And guess which nation was prepared by the way to
benefit from it. Which nation manufactured the mask that everybody
had to wear? Which nation manufactured all of meant much
of the supplies that all of a sudden we needed
to clean everything. Which nation economy benefited while the rest
of the world's economy was suffering because of COVID. Now
again not proven, I'm not and yes, this is a theory,
but it was a thing that was offered to me
from the intelligence community. And one of the things, and
I will share this with you now, the person that
told me as I said, passed away. He was a
ranking member of the United States intelligence community, and I
would talk with him every so often, and one of
the things he told me was, James, you need to
understand that we cannot retaliate in a military fashion because
our military we don't have a biological response for a
biological attack. Our protocols call for a much more severe
response to a biological attack, one that most of the
world would not continance. I think you can figure out
what our response would have to be. If it were
that this was a biological attack against America, yeh, folks,
we would be talking about a World War three scenario,
and no one was prepared to go there with it.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 4: I say all of this to say that the American
public was lied to, and some of that will be
on discussion tomorrow. We will lie to about everything we
were lied to about the cause of this COVID. We
will lie to about what could potentially help people that
were suffering from it. I almost died from it, and
as I've said to you many times, I was not
saved by a vaccine. I wasn't saved by any of
that stuff. What saved my life was a doctor, her
name is doctor Cindy Teuton and her team who were
frontline doctors who spent hours and hours and hours on
my case day and night, day and night with my
family that came to take care of me. And what
ended up happening and when I got my turnaround from
death's door was when after she prescribed I have remeected it. First,
it made me worse because I was so nauseous taking
it that it just we quickly switched to hydroxychloroquin within
two days of taking hydroxychloroqu whin. I was back on
my feet and feeling so much better. And I don't
have to lie about this to anybody. This is what
happened with me. And so all this talk about how
droxychloroquin and how it didn't work and all this, they
were lies. Hydroxy Chloroquin cost nineteen at the time. I
remember reading nineteen sent a pill. It wasn't like these
medicines in these vaccines that cost billions of dollars and
made the manufacturers of these vaccines multi billion dollar companies.
And by the way, the people that benefited from them
inside NIH, we still don't know because, believe it or not,
Sunshine laws don't apply to the researchers and those at NIH.
And I love NIH, but I'm talking about this particular
disease we have. The American public has been lied to,
and tomorrow Anthony Fauci has to face Congress. Years after
this is all done, and so many people are not
interested in it anymore. It's not front page news anymore.
But the truth of what happened then needs to come
out in full and people need to be held accountable
for the lies that they told. My nursing nurse who
I met was part of the team that saved my
life is texting me as we speak, and she's telling
me that I should believe some of the other things.
But anyway, Anthony Fauci needs to be questioned in depth.
And this is the biggest unresolved scandal in human history.
The number of lives that it took, the economies that
it wrecked, the people whose lives were hurt, and there
has been, as Senator Ron Johnson said, no real accountability
to date. James go and snurtling. Next segment is going
to be short. We'll be right back, folks. Don't go away.
Speaker 1: The Rush Hour with James Golden entertaining and informative.
Speaker 2: On the Red Apple podcast network.
Speaker 4: This chegment is going to be short because I spent
so much time in the first segment with doctor Fauchi.
I want to mention one of the things. There's an
episode of Cat's Roundtable that is with John Katz and Matities.
It's on podcasts and one can find it from January
twenty six in the year twenty twenty. On that podcast,
Doctor Kat's Roundtable January twenty six, twenty twenty, Doctor Fauci
is saying COVID was nothing to worry about. America's doctor
doctor Michelos is saying warning people we were headed into
pandemic territory. Who was right, doctor Michelos, of course, because
it turned out to be a pandemic. But what everybody,
what everybody has, I think, because time has passed, and
what we do is we block a lot of things
out of our memories. Folks, The pain and suffering that
the world went through. People losing their parents, unable to
bury them, unable to see them, people being the entire
world was suffering from this disease that they told us
had natural origins, when in fact, man made origins.
Speaker 1: All lies.
Speaker 6: It's time for answers.
Speaker 1: With James Golden, entertaining and informative on the Red Apple
podcast network.
Speaker 6: In his private journals, he has some very unkind things
to say about you.
Speaker 8: He disagreed with your approach was different than his. You yeah,
because he wanted to close everything down and I didn't. Absolutely,
But given what you not making his advice, the whole
country would have been closed down, and much of the
country was open because I didn't close it down. What
I did do, though, is with Operation Warp Speed is
we got things done that nobody's ever seen in terms
of all of the gear necessary. And we learned that
the cupboards were bare. You know. When I took over,
we had none of this. We didn't have the ventilators,
I know, we didn't have anything. We ended up becoming
the number one ventilator producer and we were supplying ventilators
to other countries by the time we start going. And
we did a great job. No, but I was not
a believer because he said every he has to wear
a mask. Then he said, don't wear a mask. You remember,
it was a whole thing. Wear them, don't wear him.
I said, what are you doing? You keep he started
off saying don't wear them. Then he said wear them.
Then he said don't wear them. And I lost a
lot of respect for him during the period of time.
But I inherited him. He's been there since the nineteen eighties.
I mean, he was a guy that was there that
I inherited, and with time I didn't mind him. I
didn't find him to be bad, you know, personally as
a person, but I didn't agree with what he was
saying or what he was doing. And when Biden came in,
he inherited him and he gave him a tremendously high position.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness, folks, tomorrow it's going to be interesting,
James Golden, starting with you, that Donald Trump. Of course
I've got I'm look this faucy thing. We're gonna have
plenty to do tomorrow with it. But I'm going to
say again, this is the biggest scandal in human history.
And there are a lot of people that profited greatly
off what happened, And there have been a lot of
lies told to the world, and no one has been
accountable for the millions of death and the horrid damage
to the economy worldwide from this man made disease. Now, Carlos,
you played something, just played just a little bit of
that new secret song, just a little bit more, because
you had the strangest look on your face when I
have referenced.
Speaker 6: This this.
Speaker 4: I said when I was talking about no, this is
not a Coca Cola commercial, and you looked puzzled.
Speaker 6: This song.
Speaker 4: Was one of the first pop songs that turned It
was a pop song, popular song, pop top forty song.
But this song became the global Coca Cola ad. In
the year or two after it was made, Coca Cola
had a whole ad campaign around this, have a Coca
and a smile, Have a Coca and a smile. I
like to do the whole thing, and this was huge.
So even to this day, all these decades later, power
of advertising. When I hear this song, the first thing
that comes to my mind, and I'm sure I'm not
the only one.
Speaker 6: Is Coke, Coca Cola, Coca Cola. So that's why I
said that. James Gold's neurly with you here.
Speaker 4: Let's go. We talked about a few things yesterday. I
want to quickly cover Hoko grants New York students unenrolled.
I just love this new term unenrolled from Howard Soony
or Cooney ed mentioned every time I see Cooney see
you in Why, my brain just thinks of something else
that I'd rather not say. Anyway, New York students who
were abruptly unenrolled from Howard University just weeks before the
first day of school will be guaranteed admission to Sunny
or Cooney, announced Governor Hockel. Each student also gets an
eight hundred dollars credit to offset their non refundable deposits
and out. So we're giving away New York is going
to give away money to attract students that haven't paid
their bills at the last school they went to, and
she's giving them money so that they can bring their
debt over to New York. Because if they couldn't pay
their bills at Howard, how are they going to pay
their bills in New York Howard Washington. Of course in Washington, DC.
This is just I don't it's pandering beyond belief. So
you tax payers in New York, you're getting ready to
fund other people who can't pay their bills, and Kathy
Hulk wants you to pay their bills for them and
give them credit for not paying their bills. Now, we
talked about Seattle yesterday. Let's go to cut one, very quickly,
cut one. Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson.
Speaker 9: Shortly after six pm last night, officers responded to the
sound of gunfire. They were assigned to support Fight of
Seattle and were Unseene within seconds and took one suspect
into custody. No police weapons were discharged. We believe that
two people exchanged gunfire outside the Seattle Center Armory. Seven
victims were caught in the crossfire, with a possible eighth
and again. Chief Skaggins will be providing more detail about
the victims after my remarks. A nineteen year old man,
a forty four year old man, and a fifty six
year old woman were killed. Two died at the scene,
and a third passed away at Harbor View medicalsen official
identification will come from the King County Medical Examiner's Office,
the Seattle Police Department.
Speaker 4: Let's just stop there a teenager and they show him
joined the purp walk. A teenagers fifteen years old. The
police they had to take questions from the media cut
to I just want to give you a taste of
what the questions that came in from the media are
there from.
Speaker 9: Governor Ferguson's office or Familidold office to wait to do
the past conference until office as soon as we coordinated
with SPD and agreed that it was time to talk
to the media. As soon as we knew that we
were going to be doing that, I and Governor Ferguson
and Congressman Jia Paul arrived on the scene within minutes.
Speaker 2: So your can say his office holos late did.
Speaker 3: Not tell each to do no, absolutely not.
Speaker 10: What was the delay in the basics the ABC's the
one two threes of what happened. You had people running,
you have people shot on the ground with bullet holes
in their backs and white sheets, and we are sitting
there waiting, waiting, waiting. The only thing that we had
was a tweet and people who were afraid and a
lot of information on social media.
Speaker 6: Fill in the backroom.
Speaker 10: So why is it that citizens in the city of
Seattle had to wait for almost five hours to get
answers in this money so serious that's made national headlines.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean, my office put out a statement at
eight thirty, which again included an initial inaccuracy. So again
this speaks to the tension between providing information early and
providing it accurately. So we, along with SPD, were trying
to manage that tension, and we got information out to
you all as soon as we possibly could.
Speaker 6: Okay, let me tell you part of the problem here.
Speaker 4: Five hours later, people in Seattle didn't know whether they
should stay indoors, whether there was a gun went on
the lake, didn't know anything because these people, this inept mayor,
this inept socialist mayor, has took five hours in her
office to say anything. You hadn't an event in Seattle,
three people killed by a teenager. And by the way,
big story in the mail today about the woke police chief.
They don't want to say this was gang related. What
they're saying instead of gangs, they're using a phrase now
more language stuff, small groups of people. We understand a
small group of people had with another small group of people.
They're gangs. It was apparently a gang. This was believed
to be a gang. I don't know whether that's accurate
or not, because we don't know what's accurate. But they're
using the words to try to describe it instead of
saying gangs, A small group of people, a woke business.
The police chief was out of town. He is coming
under fire. I have sound bites from him getting into
it with the reporter, but I don't have time for
that right now, because there are other things in the
news that I want to get to. Okay, let me
just make it. Let's see, yes, Okay, let us turn
to this cut. Nine ladies and gentlemen, you'll recognize the voice,
and here we go.
Speaker 11: This was a big meeting the CIA and everyone.
Speaker 6: On it was wake up. It's a sleepy one. Come on,
wake up.
Speaker 11: It looks like it is it says change pens. So
it's got to be after the seventeenth of June. And
then it's a long meeting.
Speaker 6: This is Joe Biden.
Speaker 12: The O D brief.
Speaker 6: With his ghost writer.
Speaker 12: Here Force two, two thirty pm.
Speaker 6: These are the tapes they wanted to keep away.
Speaker 11: There was a big meeting down in a situation from
everybody to them.
Speaker 12: Some of this may be classified there, that's sure, it's
no more classifieds. I just found all the classified stuff downstairs,
I wrote the President. I had written forty page memorandum.
Speaker 4: Joe Biden on tape admitting he had classified documents in it.
I just some of this stuff and he's giving it
to a ghostwriter. Some of this stuff may be classified.
Speaker 6: Bepful.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just found a whole bunch of classified stuff downstairs.
They didn't want these tapes with it. Now, remember something.
This is the same President Biden that sicked the FBI,
the Federal Bureau of Investigation, to raid Mara Lago, to
go through the underwear draw of the former first Lady
of the United States, to go into the residence of
a president who has the power to classify or unclassified
documents at his pleasure. So there was no case when
Joe Biden secks the FBI on a president of the
United States looking for classified documents. Meanwhile, as vice president,
he is admitting he had as vice president classified documents
in his house and was sharing them with a ghost writer.
You're not gonna hear the president. And by the way,
the vice president cannot unclassify at his discretion documents like
the president can. So there's no excuse that Joe Biden
could offer that says he legitimately had classified documents in
his possession in his house, unlike the president, who has
every right to have whatever documents he deems necessary. You're
not seeing a lot about this in the media today either. Yeah, Fauci,
you got Biden, you got all this stuff going on,
all of it's coming to roost. I'm telling you, these
people are just it's unbelievable. Cut ten very quickly. This
is something I want to discuss with Princess die later
this week if we have an opportunity.
Speaker 6: I agree. Like, Look, Joel gets it right.
Speaker 13: It's one hundred and twenty nine million dollars cash on
hand that Republicans have right now. Darren c Yeah, the
DNC has two million in the red. That's unheard of
for a party committee at this stage in a midtermin.
Speaker 8: Especially when the favor lyrics are favorable.
Speaker 13: Absolutely, and it's not just that, like a good party
chair can get on the phone in an afternoon and
erase that deficit. But Ken Martin, I feel bad for
him at some level. His party is clearly undergoing some
kind of civil war right now. The establishment side doesn't
really have an affirmative message for what it's for. The
ascended faction is not where the donors are in any
sense of the word.
Speaker 4: Now. Democrats are tank DNC two million in the red.
There was a huge article Princess Died shared with me
from the New York Times, which she captioned in a
text me, I can't believe the New York Times published
this stuff or it was a Washington Post either when
it makes the same paper different names. DNC's hurting and
Republicans are poised to have an election coffer going into
the midterms that far exceeds there is right now. Now
we don't know Democrat dolars may respond to that, but
this is an interesting situation politically that we have not seen.
I got a long story from a long audio clip
from CNN's Harry Enton talking about the polling that goes
on with concerning Iran and Republicans and Democrats. Let's place
some of it cut seventeen. May have to cut it
short for time constraints because we do have the clip
of the day coming up, so.
Speaker 6: None of this things.
Speaker 14: The Democrats in Congress could see some kind of boosting
the polls on this subject. You might think that, but
you'd be wrong with this. This morning seeing a chief
data at Donick whatever man of tongue tied because actually
these numbers surprised me. I was looking at them, and
I am surprised.
Speaker 5: That they are like this.
Speaker 14: So who do the voters say they trust?
Speaker 7: Johnny b is not the only one who's surprised. You
would be taught looking at all the news coverage, would
be looking at all the polling and President Trump, and
you would think that Democrats would be able to take
advantage and be dominating Republicans when it comes to who
is trusted to handle the IRN war. That simply put,
is not the case at all. I mean, these numbers
are quite surprising. Trust Demas are Republicans on a run.
According to c NBC earlier this month, you think, Okay,
that's one poll, the Republicans trusted by two points. But
then CBS News comes out yesterday and what do you see.
You see the exact same thing. Trump and the Republicans
take the cake. They are trusted by two points on
a run. Now, one poll is one thing, but you
put the two of them together and you can see
that the American people, simply put, are not buying what
Democrats are selling on Iran. They still trust Republicans more,
even if you look at President Trump's approval ratings on
the subject and their negative too. But yet Republicans and
Trump still more trusted than Democrats are in Iran.
Speaker 4: Ok Now, we got to take a break. I want
to mention one of the story I wanted to get
to today. Zoran Mondami is being sued number one for
his city grocery restore by immigrant groups of grocers. He's
gonna put them out of business. But also Mondamie's people
in New York's have docked. They put together, with the
New York Post Calls and Enemies List of the Rich,
a database where people can search people who have property owners.
And this is not just your ordinary search. They put
together a searchable database that people can go in, and
not all of these people are with this Pierre de
tier tax, pied the tear, or whatever they call it,
peere tear tax, peere a tear. It's an attack. It
is asked, this is insane. What is happening in New
York right now is insanity. Nineteen ninety six, March Ganzer
passed away. She was with this Anglelas You'll remember this.
Nineteen sixty four, This went number one, Leader of the pack.
James Golan s neurvely Clip of the day coming up.
Keep it right here and do not go away.
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Speaker 9: The Claire Barber Day.
Speaker 1: You wanna hear it is the clip Barther Day.
Speaker 6: Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 4: This clip will demonstrate to you why President Trump made
the right choice. It is Senator John Conyn from Texas
As he's getting ready to enter into a car being
questioned by a reporter on Save Act.
Speaker 15: I don't understand the rationale. I think it's basically, we're
we're over promising and we're not going to be able
to deliver on that promise because we don't have the
votes to pass it no matter how long we stay,
and we're not gonna we're not going to change the filibusters.
So but somehow the President's convinced that if he presses
hard enough that we will we'll come around. But I
just don't think that's likely to happen.
Speaker 6: He's putting food in an impossible position here.
Speaker 15: Well, I think, yeah, Well, I wouldn't say impossible. Well,
they'll figure it out, but it's a very difficult position.
Speaker 4: President Trump is John Thune, Well, I wouldn't say it's impossible,
but it's a hard Thune was one with Sean Hannity
last night. We have clips of that too that we
will hopefully have time to air for you. And then
you have this guy Cornyn and Tom Tillis trying to
block denomination so far of the Attorney General, a general nominee,
Todd blanch who's doing a terrific job. Unbelievable birthday to
day for Richard Wright keyboards and vocals with Pink Floyd.
Speaker 6: We gotta go.
Speaker 4: May God bless and protect each and every single one
of you, your families and your loved ones, loving gratitude
for you of being here with me and allowing me
to be with you. God willing we are back tomorrow.
Until then, my friends, I bid you a do.
Speaker 6: Bye.
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Speaker 6: What the heck is going on here