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Speaker 7: It is learning that Alex Pretty had a physical encounter
with federal agents about a week before he was shot
and killed by law enforcement. Sources tel CNN that Pretty
broke a rib when a group of federal officers tackled
him while he was protesting. Priscilla Alvarez is breaking that
story for us. What else are you hearing, Priscilla.
Speaker 8: Dan, I were learning more details along with my colleague
Jeff Winter about what exactly transpired a week before Alex
Pretty was shot in Minneapolis and died this past weekend. Now,
in this earlier incident, he stopped his car after observing
ice agents chasing what he described as a family on foot,
and began shouting and blowing his whistle. Pretty later told
one of these sources that five agents tackled him and
one leaned pat on his back, appearing to leave him
with a broken rib. According to this source, and I'm
quoting here that said quote, that day, he thought he
was going to die now. Preddy was later given medication
that is consistent with treating a broken rib, according to
records reviewed by CNN. Versus also say that he was
known to federal law enforcement, though it's unclear whether it
was this incident or another with federal agents that they
knew him they knew of him. It's also unclear whether
the officers who tackled him on Saturday knew who he was.
We do know, however, is that federal immigration officers have
been collecting personal information of protesters and agitators within the
context of the Department of Homeland Security has warned is
repeated threats towards officers as they are conducting immigration enforcement operations.
In fact, just Tuesday, the Department also publicized an online.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Tuesday edition of
Both Nerdlies Rush, our fastest hour in American media. That report,
coming earlier from CNN, Dana Bash and others, the person
that was killed, Alex Preddy, had a history of interfering
with law enforcement operations. I don't know what that means
to you, but I know what it means to me,
and I'm not saying, of course, it means that he
should have been killed, but mean said this idea that
he's just a nurse and he was just out there
being good. He was actively involved in trying to disrupt
Ice from doing their job. Tom Holman has promised that
they're going to we have that later on. They're gonna
start collecting a database of some of these people.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 9: Donald Trump was on one of the greatest morning shows
in America, probably the most successful morning show in America,
is a show that airs in New York in the mornings.
New York is the Greater New York Area. It is
Sid and Friends. Sid is an amazing broadcaster. It is
inside radio stuff for just a moment, folks. It is
so difficult with all of the competing media that is
out there. Gone other days when people tune into just
two three things, Uh, we're in a different media landscape.
People have personal choice of what they will listen to,
what they view, and those choices have multiplied by the thousands.
In fact, the other night a friend of mine sent me.
I my chiropractor, who's just an amazing guy, sent me.
He asked me, while he was adjusting my creaking and
aging bones, have you ever seen this show called dust
Like no, where's it stream, what network?
Speaker 4: It's not.
Speaker 9: It's a YouTube thing and they're what they are is
short film, short movies. And it was very it was
a sci fi when it was very very good. It
made one. But there are so many different choices in media,
and so for somebody to be able to do what
sid Rosenberg has done Siding Friends in the morning, which
is to have it's almost like the old days of radio.
He his audience is huge, and that's because he is
such an amazing broadcaster. Uh and just he's a wonderful
man too. He's just a wonderful human being. And he's
a great he's a great guy. But he's just such
a great broadcaster Red Apple Audio Networks and he is
one of the flagship station WABC in New York and
has really just taken the New York market by storm.
He had Donald Trump on this morning, President Trump on
with Sitting Friends and cut one and this is part
of the discussion on Sitting Friends this morning with President
Donald J.
Speaker 4: Trump.
Speaker 6: But I had two very good talks. I had Jacob
Prye and I had Governor Waltz, And I mean they
were great calls. So let's see how they reported but
they were very nice girls, very respectful.
Speaker 11: So is there a possibility President Trump on some type
of compromise. I read that some of the guard and
we leave in the state of Minnesota, some type of
compromise to I guess make those guys feel like they're
in charge. God help us.
Speaker 4: Well, well we're.
Speaker 6: I think so, yeah, I mean, I think so what
we need is there criminals. You know, they have criminals.
And all I said, just give us your criminals. And
if you give us the criminals, it all goes away.
They're there to pick up murders. I don't know if
you saw it, but it was a couple of days
ago now and said crime is the lowest in the
history of our country, the recorded history of our country.
That's a big statement. That's because of us. That's because
we go into cities and towns. Usually we're embraced. Sometimes
we're not. Chicago is like pulling teeth with Pritzker and
with the mayor, the mayor of Chicago, low IQ person
And usually we're embraced, but sometimes we're not. And when
we're not, it just makes it harder.
Speaker 9: Yes, and that is correct. We talked about that the
other day. The murder rates in America are at the
lowest rate they have been since nineteen hundred, one hundred
and twenty five years, and that happened in the one
year that Donald Trump took office. That it has dropped
to that historic low, and I have a feeling it
will drop even further. Many of us are old enough
to remember, and the young people not so much. When
murder sit in Friends in the morning, Yes, I thought
I said that sitting Friends in the morning. Anyway, Yes,
that is the name of the show, Sitting Friends in
the morning with sid Rosenberg. Murderers at the lowest rate
it has been in one hundred and twenty five years.
Many of us are old enough to remember that murder
was a big deal. In fact, I will always remember
Rush talking about something that and you can see from
if you go back and you look at old movies
how it was treated. The Saint Valentine's Day massacre. And
this was all over the world in terms of news
because it didn't happen on a regular basis. Mass shootings,
mass murder did not happen. And so when you had
this massacre and they were gangsters killing other gangsters, but
even then it was a big deal. This was not
the way that life was. Life was not. And I'm
not saying there wasn't crime. Of course there was crime.
There's always been crime. But those murders, the way that
we see murders are just casual mass shootings. We don't
even hear of them, mass shootings that happened every day
because there were so many of them. Not to mention
the people that are, not to mention the people that
are walking the streets. There's a case in Florida this week,
last week, triple homicide. The guy was declared insane. So
what do they do. The Soros appointed da there let
him out. This is in the Orlando area. Sorrow's appointed
prosecutor let him out. They let him out on it.
You just go take your meds, Go take your medicine,
and we'll let you out. He gets out, doesn't take
the meds, kills three people, and now they're talking about
adjusting the law. These things were not normal. It is
not normal to have a society that is this violent. Also,
one must add in this country, there was a lot
more emphasis Dare I say it, but it is true.
There was a lot more emphasis on living morally.
Speaker 4: Church was.
Speaker 9: Churches, synagogues, whatever the mosque, whatever your religions were, there
were so many more people engaged in a religious life.
Moral teachings were not uncommon. This anything goes in society
wasn't the order of the day. And so now we're
slowly coming back to a point where perhaps the pendulum
is turning, and part of it is due to what's
happening now enforcing the law and Democrats are dead set
against it now. On the interview with Sitting Friends in
the morning, Mondamie was also discussed, and the New York
Daily News has a huge story about that, and find
we can see all over social media. Trump again Gusha's
over Mayor mon Dami despite criticisms over ice Minnianapolis. And
I'm saying that as Gavin Newsom Minnieanapolis, and it was
that segment, I.
Speaker 6: Would have talked to him, tried to get them to
not do that if I were the mayor of New York.
That's a big deal. That's not a positive thing for
New York.
Speaker 11: So is it fair to say then, I'm not gonna
put words in your mouth. You're the president, the greatest
president ever, but the jury is still out. He's say
nice things. But if New York doesn't get better if
there's an issue with the Jewish people. You mentioned the
stock exchange. Is it fair to say the jury is
still out when it comes to Trump and the mayor, Well,
it is.
Speaker 6: I mean, I think he's got a really good personality.
I think he's got you know, tremendous assets. But I
you know, he's got some things. Forget about what he
says about me. I don't really care about that. It's policy.
It's you know, concepts that really haven't worked over the
last ten thousand years, to be honest with, they haven't worked.
And maybe he can get him to work. But a
lot of people think that can happen. So got to
be very careful when people leave. When you have a
stock exchange opening up in Texas, when you know things
like that happen, makes your job a lot merely makes
your job a lot harder. I'd love to see him
be successful, because if he's successful, that means that's a
good thing for New York. So I would love to
see him be successful. And you know, those policies, the
ones that I'm hearing about typically haven't worked. Not typically,
they've never worked anywhere ever.
Speaker 11: Never never go yeah, yeah, and so supposedly he's gushing
because he says he's got a really good personality, he's
got tremendous assets, but.
Speaker 4: He's got his policies don't work anyway.
Speaker 9: That was sitting friends in the morning with President Donald
Trump now walls and we'll get to that was interviewed
out in the Midwest. And by the way, there's been
another shooting at the border. We don't know the details
on it. There was some sort of shooting that took
place with border patrol. We're still waiting for the details
to come in on that. Nothing would surprise me the
way that the left is inflamed, and you hear people
every day now calling. In fact, there's a nurse and
where she's in Virginia, shocking a nurse that has suggested
she's under investigation, by the way, suggested that people in
the medical community start filling up syringes with paralytics and
going out and using them as weapons against ice. Yes,
a nurse in Virginia under investigation that's under investigation. Currently
got another headline here woman charged with torching GOP headquarters
in Texas, a twenty one year old suspicion ausin and
Burglary tried to burn down the republicansident. Yeah, left is
increasingly getting violent, and we live in that just a
strange society where these things are just Again, we go
back to the Satanic Award that is proudly displayed in
the capital of Minnesota. They gave Tim Walls an award
for helping helping the spread of Satanism in this state.
We reported that yesterday had the SoundBite from a representative
from there who was walking through the Capitol looking and
reading to us from the Satanic Award that now sits
in the state House in Minnesota. Thank you Tim Wallas
for helping us spread the word of Satanism.
Speaker 4: Unbelievable. James Golden snurbly, whatever you do, keep it right here,
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Speaker 9: And now, ladies and gentlemen, a brief please pay attention
and thank you for your attention in advance to this matter.
A brief word from a woman who's running for Senate
United States Senate. She is currently the governor of the
state of Massachusetts. Her name Mora Healey.
Speaker 13: It is just an example of how out of control
I is. It's why I call on Christy Nome to resign.
It's why I call on ICE to get out of
these cities in these states. Donald Trump needs to rain
this in and.
Speaker 3: Take this back.
Speaker 13: We have people who are clearly untrained who work for ICE.
Speaker 9: Now and if that's known enough, let's go out to
the city of Minneapolis, as mister Newsom says with their
city council member Robin Wansley, we.
Speaker 14: Want the two thousand plus agents that are still here
today occupying our communities and putting them at Horn's risk
for being abducted or even shot and killed. We want
them out.
Speaker 4: We don't want swat seas.
Speaker 14: So until that demand is fulfilled, there is simply not
a satisfying moment.
Speaker 9: And this this changed, yeah, now the new word, the
new derogatory swatzeas.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 9: Christie Nome is not resigning and she's not being fired,
and ICE is not leaving.
Speaker 4: Too bad.
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Speaker 10: Won't you at least consider unilaterally freezing deportations for the
parents of different Action kids.
Speaker 15: Here's the problem that I have, and I've said this consistently.
My job in the executive branch is supposed to be
to carry out the laws that are passed. Congress has said,
here's the law when it comes to those who are undocumented,
and they allocate a whole bunch of money for an enforcement.
And what I have been able to do is to
make a legal argument that I think is absolutely right,
which is that given the resources we have, we can't
do everything that Congress has asked us to do. What
we can do is then carve out the Dream Act
folks saying young people who have basically grown up here
are Americans that we should welcome. We're not going to
have them operate under a cloud, under a shadow. But
if we start broadening that, then essentially I would be
ignoring the law in a way that I think would
be very difficult to defend legally. So that's not an option.
And I do get a little worried that advocates of
immigration reform, start losing heart and immediately thinking, well, you know,
somehow they're there's an out here. If Congress doesn't act, well,
we'll just have the President sign something and that'll take
care of him. We won't have to worry about it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that was Lord Obama basically explaining to people that
he had to enforce the laws when it comes to immigration.
He did report it five million people. There were no
protests in the street. James Goldin sternly, Oh, while we're
doing memories of the day today, I remember as a child,
a young child, and it was the first time that
something happened in the news that shook me to my
core as a child. And for many people maybe this
is just another note in history. For me, it was traumatic.
On this day in ninety Team Man, the Apollo Astronau
Apollo one had a fire and we lost three astronauts.
Gus Grissom, a virgil. I would still call him Gus
Grissom because that's how I Edward White and Roger Chafing.
They were burned inside, killed by fire inside their capsule,
a flash fire, and it was when that came over
the news I remember as a child just being almost
I guess you would call it today traumatized, although that.
Speaker 4: Doesn't seem the appropriate word for it.
Speaker 9: I was shaken, it was, I guess it was then
that I realized that the astronaut program, which I had
followed ever since, we sat and watched these it's John
Glenn orbited the Earth three times in the Mercury space capsules.
We watched, We watched all of these things that were happening,
and this was the first time the tragedy struck in
a big way, and it was upsetting. And for years
and years and years, every time January twenty seventh row
was around it. Since I was kid, I always thought about
this day and it was it was upsetting then, and
I imagine for some people that were young, the challenger
would be that discovery. It was just and so I
wanted just to remember that today. Today is also a
day that should have changed the understanding of humanity in
ways that it hasn't. Sadly, today is the day that
Ashchwitz was liberated. It was not the Americans who liberated Aschwitz.
It was the Soviet Red Army. They freed survivors of
Oshwitz and that is when the world discovered what the
Nazis had been doing. Now, there are three camps that
are most widely known when people talk about the Nazis. Dachau,
Auschwitz and the two most famous brokenaw These When I
hear people calling law enforcement agency is like Ice and
like border patrol Nazis, it is so deeply offensive to
not only the memory of those that were slaughtered. And
we're talking about millions of people. We're not talking about
hundreds of people. We're not talking about hundreds of thousands
of people. We are talking about millions of people. And
there were at least forty other satellite camps from Oswood,
the Berkenhow of course I just mentioned Dacau. You had
people like Joseph Mangele, the Angel of Death. They're doing
these horrible experiments on children. You had this mass slaughter
of people who were consigned to death simply because they
were Jewish, because their faith was different than other people's faith,
and of course they were demonized by the awful Nazi regime.
When you hear Americans, whether it's politicians and there are
some of the Democrat Party today who are trying to
compare law enforcement to that are basically trying to just
implement and serve America with an a law enforcement being
compared to what happened there, it is it is a
horrendous shame. It is more than that. It is to
me a violation of something very sacred. And that's understanding
that the evil that was perpetuated by the Nazis in
World War II was unlike any other evil that we
saw in the history of the world, and hopefully we
will never see that evil again. And it took the
combined effort of the United States of America and our
allies to shut the door on that kind of Nazism.
And yet the ancestors of the people who served in
those theaters, and there were over seventy theaters of war
in World War Two. It was a massive effort to
shut down this evil that had infected the world. And
yet today you have people who make light of it,
who either don't understand the threat posed to the humanity
of the entire world, and they're using this to try
to gain political points in ways that are not only unbecoming,
but just minimize what took place in the world during
that period of time. And it is disgraceful and the
world should never forget what happened there. Just like they
should never forget the others atrocities of the world, the
atrocities of the disease of slavery and that holocaust that
involved hundreds of millions of people over the course of centuries,
just like what happened with some of these other theaters
of mass suicide. We talk about the Nazis, people don't
talk enough about the Communists and what they did under Stalin,
the millions that died, and there were millions of people
starved to death by Stalin and the evil of communism.
Then you go to China and there was another theater
where millions were killed. Million. The twentieth century has to
go down in history as a century of greatness, but
a century of the most evil that has infected the
human spirit since creation, our knowledge of creation. We are
talking about millions of people upon millions killed by forces
of evil, Nazis and Communist So so many sound bite,
so little time, because I've been pontificating here. One of
the things that I want to do, you know, Christine
not leaving. We have sound bites with that. We have
Caroline Levitt asked about a Greg Bovino cut three. This
is Caroline Levitt earlier today.
Speaker 16: Mister Bovino is a wonderful man and he's a great professional.
He is going to have very much continue to lead
customs and border patrol throughout and across the country. Mister
Homan will be the main point of contact on the
ground in Minneapolis.
Speaker 10: Oh.
Speaker 9: Given, now, I don't have time to play the full
thing because it is a seven minute cut. We never
record seven minute cuts. I'm going to place some of
it and maybe if we have time on the weekend
on Saturday, we'll play it. In Chicago, there is a
teacher who'd a social media post. She didn't say anybody
should be killed, not advocating that she supported ice, and
it has caused an uproar. The mayor of West Chicago
is a guy by the name of Daniel Bovee. And
listen to that. We can't get to all of it.
We're going to play as much of it as we can.
Listen to this a teacher dare to support legal law
enforcement in the United States, and this is what's happening
in West Chicago.
Speaker 10: Many of you know that this week there was an
incident where an employee at one of our schools in
District thirty three made a social media post cheering on
the activities of ice and it was extremely hurtful and
offensive to many people in our community. And let me
just first of all, explain why that is so hurtful
and offensive, Because some people have asked, don't teachers have
First Amendment rights? Can't they have political opinions?
Speaker 2: And yes, of course they can't.
Speaker 10: Teachers can have political opinions. They can express their political
opinions in appropriate ways.
Speaker 4: What makes this different in certain case.
Speaker 10: This school district, the school where this happened, we have
multiple students who have lost their mom or dad in
the last few months.
Speaker 2: In these ice rates.
Speaker 10: We have students who go home fearful every night, wondering
if their mom or dad.
Speaker 2: Is going to be there.
Speaker 10: We have kids having any panic attacks at school. Our
kids watch the news, they see people who are shot
and killed, people are punched or kicked, and tear gas
is sprayed in It's just the reality that they're living
in right now. And so then they're wondering, is this
what's happening to my parent who's been taken away. It's
extremely traumatic for these kids, and so to have a
teacher who is a person that they trust, who is
the one who takes care of them when they can't
be with their mom or dad. To have that person
cavalierly cheer on these events as if it's a football
game and say go Ice is extremely hurtful and extremely offensive,
and it's wrong.
Speaker 4: It's right.
Speaker 10: We are a community and the person at the center
of these events is part of that community. I've known
this person for quite some time and consider them a friend.
I talked to this person in the last day, and
this person seems to understand that they did something.
Speaker 4: That was wrong.
Speaker 10: And as I said to this person, this is not
it's not right what you did. And I don't know
what's going to happen. I don't know what the end
is going to be. But it doesn't need to define
you as a person. And I believe that. I believe
that we should give people second chances whenever we can.
At the same time, actions have consequences. The point is
that there are processes and there's due process in place,
and many of us have been bothered how Ice has
disregarded due process. Many of us have been bothered, how.
Speaker 4: Are you're sharing your political outrageous so hurt from.
Speaker 2: And do the same thing.
Speaker 10: Let's not dehumanize this person by our comments, and let's
not short circuit the due process, which is merited.
Speaker 4: All right, so try as the wrong story.
Speaker 9: I'll get to more of this on the week they're
taking this teacher to task, considering this teacher through health.
It's just saying, go ice, as if cheering on law enforcement.
She did something wrong. Why because we have children in
the school system. And by the way, I have sympathy
for children who are fearful, who are traumatized that their
parents are here illegally and we're busted and so there
is a consequence for breaking the law. I don't see
these same kind of reactions when you have children in
your community whose parents are criminals and they're put in jail.
Do you stop teachers from saying, go Sheriff's department, go
law enforcement, keep enforcing the laws. But no, they're gonna
she understands, which he is wrong. Kiss my ass that
is just pleased with this business. Oops, I said that.
I'm sorry. Let me withdraw that kiss my remark. These
people are so obnoxious and so self righteous.
Speaker 4: What has happened.
Speaker 9: That we now live in a society where you can't
support law enforcement openly because somebody's feelings will be hurt.
Speaker 4: Ridiculous.
Speaker 9: James Gonness, thoroughly fastest out on American media continues, don't
go away.
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Now your's James Golden.
Speaker 4: Boy.
Speaker 9: I'm taking some heat on this last one. About that
story with the teacher. She said it on social media.
We're gonna have to pick this up because I am
getting so much heat from this from some sort. How
about the kids who are slammed because their parents are
in Ice and they see their parents being called Nazis
and Swatzias and all kinds of horrible thing. What about
those children? People have a right to say their opinion. Hey,
we gotta man, oh man uh geene. McFadden passed away
on this day. McFadden and Whitehead. This single sold more
than eight million copies in nineteen seventy nine. He passed
away in two thousand and six. On this day. More
the Philadelphia music sound. We have to go folks. Yeah,
you can disrespect law enforcement all you want, but don't
dare say anything about illegal.
Speaker 4: We gotta go.
Speaker 9: May God bless protect each and every single one of you,
your family's, your loved ones, love and gratitude for your
being here with me, allowing me to be with you.
Speaker 4: God.
Speaker 9: Willing back tomorrow for the Wednesday edition of both thirdlies
Rush Hour. Until then, I bid you, I do.
Speaker 4: Bye.
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