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Speaker 6: Here's what Justice Barrett writes, by the end of the
Biden administration, we had reached a state of affairs where
almost every major presidential action was immediately frozen by.
Speaker 5: A federal district court.
Speaker 6: As the number of universal injunctions has increased, so too
has the importance.
Speaker 2: Of this issue.
Speaker 6: And I think that's a nice encapsulation of why this
is such a big win for the Trump administration, and
not just Donald John Trump the person, but the office
of the President. Whoever comes next is going to get
the benefit of this ruling too, And it's going to
make it.
Speaker 5: Much harder, not impossible, but.
Speaker 6: Much harder for a single district court judge in Maryland
or Wyoming or where have you to say I'm blocking
the president's action nationwide.
Speaker 5: It's going to be much harder to do that.
Speaker 7: I just want to note the Democratic appointees strong dessense
in this case. Justice Katanji Brown Jackson calls the Court's
decision an existential threat to the.
Speaker 2: Rule of law, just as so to my yours.
Speaker 7: Dissent says no right is safe in the new legal
regime the Court creates. She calls the Court complicit in
a grave attack on our system of law. The reality
is the Supreme Court's Republican justices took away lower courts
single powerful tool, the most powerful tool for reigning in
the Trump administration and holding them accountable to the law.
Speaker 8: The Supreme Court has turned the universal injunctions into fish
food fish food, as well it should have. There's no
basis in statute, there's no basis in Supreme Court precedent,
there's no basis in English common law for universal in jumptions.
Judges who just dislike what Congress and a president, any
president is on just made them up and and good riddance.
I'm proud of the Supreme Court. It's a very extensive ruling.
You can tell it from Justice Jackson's descent.
Speaker 4: She's mad as.
Speaker 5: A bag of cats.
Speaker 8: And that's probably a good thing for the American peak.
Speaker 9: Look what a day, Yes, ladies and gentlemen, here we
are on the already it's Friday again edition of Boast
every sprsh ower. A momentous day for law order, the
constitution of these United States. The Supreme Court of the
United States has finally done the work that Congress wouldn't
do and put a stop to these mindless attacks on
the executive branch from individual political hack.
Speaker 2: Biased, hopelessly rogue.
Speaker 9: Judges in many cases, not saying all in many cases,
as Pam Bondi when she spoke this afternoon noted the
number where these cases came from, the number of cases
that were coming from clearly deep blue jurisdictions districts. Lets
you know that the politics was involved.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 9: It wasn't only this huge ruling of course on the
birthright citizenship case, which is still lingering out there, because
the justices did not weigh the merits of that particular issue.
They just sent it back to the lower courts with
their instructions limiting these universal injunctions arising from district courts.
So the issue of birthright citizen will have to go back,
citizenship wi go back to.
Speaker 2: The lower courts.
Speaker 9: But in the meantime, this is a monumental decision to
strip away from these biased political hack judges the right
to determine policy that rightly, wait a minute, let me see,
don't know.
Speaker 2: If you saw this, Yes, of course I saw it.
I'm the host.
Speaker 9: Atlanta Kagan of course flipped view since twenty twenty two.
Back then she was worried Biden that of all these injunctions,
and that gave courts, people's watching the court observers the
idea that she might actually rule against these and not
so she joined with the other three Karens. I'm sorry
the other three, the other two liberal ladies won the court.
Katanji Jackson, like I said, herd discentgeous.
Speaker 2: I mean, the.
Speaker 9: Outrage pouring out of the left today, left media, left
analysts is something to delight in. It is palpable, and
it is delicious. Donald Trump did speak to the media
after this, after this momentous ruling, and I just want
to say that wasn't the only great ruling yesterday. We
spent some time talking about the case that was going
to be decided out in Maryland, Montgomery County, Maryland, where
these professional liberal groomers have decided that the best way
they can advance their ideology is to force children and
to read LGBTQ literature in school and give parents attending
public school no say as to what their children are reading,
even if it conflicts with their religious values. While the
Supreme Court today put the kaibosh on that too. And
the great thing about that ruling, Look, folks, these parents
and they were multi these parents come from different religious backgrounds,
from Christianity, Islam, Jewish faith. All parents had no right
to say what was going on. And what I like
about this ruling is what the parents wanted. They didn't
say you can't teach this. They weren't looking to upend
the teaching of this material in schools. They just wanted
something simple. Look, go ahead and teach it. But this
conflicts with our religious value. So I want to pull
my kid out of that course. No, no, you can't
do it. Your kid must take it down the throat
our ideology. Your kid has to We're not letting your
kid out unless they're properly groomed, unless they're properly indoctrinated
into this Billie system. So the Supreme Court put the
kibosh on that too. That of course, in fact, I'll
get to that story. That's causing a little bit of
upset too. What a day cut two. Let's hear from
President Trump.
Speaker 10: Big decision, an amazing decision, one that we're very happy
about this morning. The Supreme Court has delivered a monumental
victory for the Constitution, the separation of powers, and the
rule of law in striking down the excessive use of
nationwide injunctions to interfere with the normal functioning of the
executive branch. The Supreme Court has stopped the presidency itself.
Speaker 2: That's what they've done. Really.
Speaker 10: It's been an amazing period of time.
Speaker 5: This last hour.
Speaker 10: There are people elated all over the country. I've seen
such happiness and spirit. Sometimes you don't see that, but
this case is very important. I was elected on a
historic mandate. But in recent months we've seen a handful
of radical left judges effectively try to overrule the rightful
powers of the president to stop the American people from
getting the policies that they voted for in record numbers.
It was a grave threat to democracy, frankly, and instead
of merely ruling on the immediate cases before them, these
judges have attempted to.
Speaker 5: Dictate the law for the entire nation.
Speaker 10: In practice, this meant that if any one of the
nearly seven hundred federal judges disagreed with the policy of
the duly elected president of the United States, he or
she could block that policy from going into effect, or
at least delay it for many years tie.
Speaker 2: It up in the court system.
Speaker 10: This was a colossal abuse of power which never occurred
in American history prior to recent decades, and we've been
hit with more nationwide injunctions than were issued in the
entire twentieth century together. Think of it more than the
entire twentieth century. Me I'm grateful to the Supreme Court
for stepping in and solving this very, very big and
complex problem, and they've made it very simple. I want
to thank Justice Barrett, who wrote the opinion brilliantly, as
well as Chief Justice Roberts and Justice is Alito, Gorsuch,
Kavanaugh and Thomas great people.
Speaker 2: Thanks for this decision. And thanks to this.
Speaker 10: Decision, we can now promptly file to proceed with numerous
policies that have been wrongly enjoined on a nationwide basis.
And some of the cases we're talking about would be
ending birthright citizenship, which now comes to the fore that
was meant for the babies of slaves. It wasn't meant
for people trying to scam the system and come into
the country on a vacation. This was, in fact, it
was the same date, the exact same date, the end
of the Civil War. It was meant for the babies
of slaves. And it's so clean and so obvious, but
this lets us go there and finally win that case
because hundreds of thousands of people are pouring into our
country under birthright citizenship, and it wasn't meant for that reason.
Speaker 2: It was meant for the babies of slaves. So thanks
to this.
Speaker 10: Decision, we can now properly file to proceed with these
numerous policies and those that have been wrongly enjoined on
a nationwide basis, including birthright citizenship ending, sanctuary city funding suspending.
Speaker 9: It was a good, good, good, good good day, and
he went on to talk about some of the cases
that are going to be affected in their variety of them.
We are going to hear from Pam By I need,
We're gonna hear from so many others. I want to
get to some of these other cases to Supreme Court busy.
This has been an incredible week for the presidency of
Donald J.
Speaker 2: Trump. Incredible, so James Golans.
Speaker 9: Thirdly, it is the fastest hour in American MEDIAEEP two.
Speaker 2: Thousand and nine.
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Speaker 2: Nineteen eighty seven.
Speaker 9: Whitney enters the album charts at number one, first time
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Speaker 2: What a great career that was all too short due
to what a waste. James Golan snarly with you here.
Speaker 9: It is the Friday edition of moosth Surblies Rush, our
fastest hour in American media. The more that you look
into these rulings, and it's going to take some time
before they are fully digested. But this is just so brilliant.
And you know what, ladies and gentlemen, Liberals do this
to themselves. They have foisted themselves on their own pitard
once again. If they had been more judicious in the
use of these nationwide injunctions, this case would have never
come up. Let's say, instead of these this flurry of
in these flurries of injunctions, had they just limited to
one or two national injunctions, maybe birthright or maybe something
else that they deemed, you know, for their party to
be one of the bulwark issues, it is doubtful that
the Supreme Court would have taken this on. But no,
their hatred of Donald Trump led to every single one
of these rogue judges, the ones that are rogue, wanting
to get there. Me too, me too, I ain't want
to stop him, I ain't wanna. Let's be part of
their existance. And so you had injunction after injunction after
injunction to the point that the Supreme Court had to act.
Rush used to say this all the time about how
these these this Democrat Party, they always overplay their hand.
And this is what has happened. Once again they have
overplayed their hand. And as a result, now they did
the same thing, by the way, with the filibuster in
the United States Center, Harry Reid. Harry Reid decides he's union.
They get ticked off at Republicans. All right, we're gonna
take away the filibuster for judges we're gonna take it away.
Speaker 2: From those damn Republicans. Okay, and now.
Speaker 9: They have made it easier for Republicans to get justices
that they want on the courts.
Speaker 2: Night's going, Harry, He's passed away.
Speaker 9: But anyway, they overplay their hand consistently. All Right, I
want to get something else in here. By the way,
this is a moment that was funny. Cut three. Donald
Trump is this is a long press conference too, and
he finally says this, and listen to the reaction from
the press corps.
Speaker 2: Should by the way, so many questions. Should we keep
this going? Pami? This is the opposite of Biden.
Speaker 10: Biden would take a half a question and he'd leave
without answering it.
Speaker 9: Should we keep this going to the press cart, Yeah,
keep going. This guy's just question after question. Let's get
to some of those questions. He was asked cut. We
don't have time for cut. Okay, Let's play cut six
very quickly. We may have time for most of it.
Speaker 6: Mister president, A leading global comms just at the one
to eighty and says, your tariff plan you may have
out smarter than everybody with it.
Speaker 5: What is your message?
Speaker 2: I love this, I love this question. This is the favorite.
Speaker 10: This is the best question I've ever been asked, because
I've been going through abuse for years on this because
as you know, we're taking in hundreds of billions of dollars,
no inflation whatsoever.
Speaker 5: But mister President, what is your message to critics? You
think you're a tariff plan will cause a recession.
Speaker 10: I think A should go back to business school.
Speaker 9: James Golden on the fastest hour in American media, keep
it right here. Whatever you do, don't go away. We've
got so much more coming, man. I can't wait for
tomorrow too, the Saturday program.
Speaker 2: Anyway, keep it right here, don't go away.
Speaker 4: The Rush out with James Golden, entertaining and informative.
Speaker 5: On the Red Apple podcast network.
Speaker 9: You know, folks, I don't watch the Today Show. I
like my days to start nice, and I don't watch
any of that stuff in the morning. I can't abide
the idea of first thing, I get immersed with liberalism
in the morning. But but today, for those of you
that do watch that stuff, you must have been shocked, well,
I mean absolutely shocked when you heard this.
Speaker 2: Let's start with us good news. Gas prices down. Will
they continue to drop or a tour to tell.
Speaker 11: Christ you know, we think they might a lot of
experts looking as long as you don't get a really
bad hurricane season or you don't get any supply disruptions,
so really looking at gas prices that are best in
four years. And this is so important for all of
those millions of people who will be hitting the roads
starting on Tuesday. That's when this starts. July first, Tuesday
through the next Monday. That's the big travel period for
people who are driving. And you've got these gas prices
up three twenty three, twenty one cents. That's really a
decent price considering twenty cents lesson it was a year ago.
So that's six or seven bucks extra when you fill up.
That's real money.
Speaker 2: No good news.
Speaker 9: Of course they didn't mention why that good news is happening,
but they don't have to. We already know. Nineteen seventy
J five Spain J five number one for two weeks
with this one, nineteen seventy. I'll tell you the end
of this song, the way they vamp out, that's you
really get a taste of the interaction at the end
of this between Michael and Jermaine. That's Jermaine right there.
They were rocket I'm sorry, rocked, oh James Gonners literally, Okay,
let's get back to it. Let's go now to some
of the other things that happened in that press conference.
Speaker 2: Very quickly cut four.
Speaker 9: Donald Trump addresses the Maryland case, and this is how
that came up in the press conference.
Speaker 6: With religious objections ken pull their kids out of public
school lessons that use LGBTQ materials.
Speaker 2: Pam brought up your reaction to everyone today, sir.
Speaker 10: I think the ruling was a great ruling, and I
think it's a great ruling for parents.
Speaker 2: That's really a ruling for parents.
Speaker 10: They lost control of the schools, they lost control of
their child, and this is a tremendous victory for parents.
Speaker 2: And I'm not surprised.
Speaker 10: By it, but I am surprised that it went this far.
It took us to bring life back to normal.
Speaker 2: So wonderful.
Speaker 5: It's parental and I kept.
Speaker 10: Saying, we will give you back your parental rights. They
were taken away, and this is a tremendous victory for parents.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Education Secretary Linda McMahon also spoke about it. That's seventeen
Jonas and this is how she framed it. The case
is Mamaud versus Railer. It's a major, major, major win
for religious liberty in this country.
Speaker 12: The Supreme Court ruling in My Mood versus Taylor is
not only a win for religious liberty but parental rights.
Parents have the right to know what their children are
learning at school and to exercise their First Amendment freedom
of religion to opt out of divisive and ideological lessons
that go against their famili's values and beliefs. The Court
rightfully held that schools cannot shut parents out or disregard
their religious obligations to their children. We are proud to
see families, not bureaucrats, reclaiming their role and raising their
children according to their sincerely held religious beliefs.
Speaker 9: Well, you know that all makes sense to us. But
I'm telling you right now, the left is un very,
very unhappy with this, especially in the liberal bastion of
Montgomery County. I cannot tell you how much I despise,
absolutely despise the liberalism that permis that place I have.
I spent a lot of time in Montgomery County. It
is liberalism. They could you could, if you could surgically
take Montgomery County out of the state of Maryland and
PLoP it there right next to San Francisco or La
take your pick. It would fit right into California, Kate,
same kind of same kind of craziness, same kind of
overbearing self righteousness from these total liberals who have no
tolerance for anyone's views but their own. And so the
Supreme Court came in. There's a website WUSA nine dot
com that covers Maryland and they were able to talk
to some of the people involved in the case. A
joint statement. This was moments after the decision was reached.
A joint statement from Montgomery County Public Schools and the
Montgomery County Board of Education said the Supreme Court decision
represented a significant challenge for public education these obnoxious Montgomery
Council Member Evan Glass, the first openly LGBTQ member to
sit on the council, described the decision as a painful setback.
The ruling sends a killing message, one that threatens to
roll back the progress we fought so hard to make.
What progress, the progress of indoctrinating people's children to their
belief system. And again, nobody that brought these cases were saying,
don't teach the stuff. They were not saying kick out
of the school, don't put it in the school. All
they were saying is fine, you want to have that
in the school. We're not gonna argue with you about that.
All we want to do is make sure that children
that have a religious background, a religious set of beliefs,
don't have to sit and listen to your indoctrination. Every
single one of these liberals. I heard Jamie raskin, we
need I didn't have time to get it into today show.
Jamie Raskin going on and on about this case that
now anybody can say, any can can opt out of anything,
and he and these liberals seem to forget something.
Speaker 2: This country was found dead.
Speaker 9: Found dead on the principle of religious liberty, that is
the First Amendment, along with freedom of speech, comes the
idea why this country found dead?
Speaker 2: It was found dead da, I sounded like, Leticia James.
Speaker 13: It was found de da on the principle that people
had a right to practice their religion, and further that
the government had no right, absolutely zero right to step
in and tell religious people how they can practice their religion.
And for these freaking liberals in Maryland to think that
they have the right to step on people's religion. Whatever
their religious beliefs are regarding sexuality is their business. How
they want to teach their kids is their business. And
nobody in the state of Maryland, nobody from any school board,
nobody from any government institution, nobody from the Governor's office,
on down or on up down to the sore of
these legislatures that happened, that happened to come up with
this stuff in Maryland. Nobody has a right to step
in between the parents and what they teach their children religiously.
And I am so happy that the Supreme Court has
finally laid it down. This should have never gone to
the Supreme Court. If people understood the freaking Constitution of
the United States, it's.
Speaker 9: There in black and white. You don't even have to
look hard. Just go look at the first look at
the first Amendment on the Constitution. It's right there in
black and white. But no, everything that religious people believes,
these people want to turn into something as discriminatory because
it doesn't coincide with how they want to gratify their
own lives. So your religion be damned, your religious views
be damned. They're going to indoculate your kids into this
left wing ideology, no matter what you have to say. Well,
guess what it just ended in Maryland today and I'm
happy about it. Okay, movie on Pambondi, let's get to that.
Just get nine and ten back to back. Let's listen
to our Attorney General Pambindy.
Speaker 14: Judges have used these injunctions to block virtually all of
President Trump's policies. To put this in perspective, there are
ninety four federal judicial districts. Five of those districts throughout
this country held thirty five of the nationwide injunctions. Think
about that, ninety four districts and thirty five out of
the forty opinions with nationwide and junctions came from five
liberal districts in this country. No longer case by case.
Speaker 2: Let me reiterate.
Speaker 14: Of the thirty five of the forty nationwide injunctions filed
against this president against his executive authority as president of
the United States, thirty five of them came from Maryland, DC, Massachusetts, California,
and Washington. And that's crazy, these five districts. So yes,
it indirectly impacts us. It will be a separate decision
in October next question.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'll tell you what some of the questions that
come from some of these reporters who are just amazing
go to cut eleven.
Speaker 2: Let's hear this. Some of these questions that just.
Speaker 15: Just have an undocumented baby, would that baby then be
an enforcement priority?
Speaker 14: The violent criminals in our country are the priority. Now,
let me put it in perspective. Today are the two thousand,
seven hundred and eleventh arrest in our country of TDA members,
just TDA. Everyone in this room agrees. They are one
of the most violent criminal organizations in the world. And
the Biden administration let them walk into our country, walk
into our country. For the last four years, two thousand,
seven hundred and eleven of them today have been arrested
in our country. That is the priority of Donald Trump.
That is the priority of this country, of homeland security,
of all of our lawyers of FBI. That's the priority
that will be discussed in October when the Supreme Court
hopefully rules in our favor. And we're very confident of that.
But you should all feel safer now that President Trump
can deport all of these all of these gangs, and
not one district court judge can think they're an emperor
over this administration in his executive powers, and why the
people of the United States elected him.
Speaker 9: And that question, by the way, which you did not
hear all of well, that's citizen birthright, basically, the reporter
was trying to ask, So, how are you going to
do this? Are you going to have doctors and nurses
deciding which babies are citizens and none?
Speaker 2: And what are you gonna do to port the babies? Wait,
I mean these people.
Speaker 9: Anyway, the ACLU as predicted is not happening. That's cut twelve,
and let's listen to their director, Cecilia Wang.
Speaker 15: There are still many open pathways to block President Trump's
illegal and unconstitutional birthright citizenship order and ensure that all
babies born in the US are equal citizens, as the
rule has been in our country since the end of
the Civil War. The case that the ACLU has brought
with partner organizations will continue, will be filing a motion
for class certification today and that's one of the ways
in which keepeople who are harmed around the country by
President Trump's effort to end birthright citizenship will be able
to go and get protection from the courts for this
fundamental American right.
Speaker 9: This frindamental American right that came after the Civil War,
and we're gonna try. Yet they always do that speak
up at the end of this a dance. It's strange
speaking things from liberals. They always go up at the
end this a dance and look, folks, here's the here's
the skinny on this, and they all point to this.
This has been around since the end of the Civil War.
Yesterday I talked about the Reconciliation Bill and that whole
We'd wrangle of Miss Marsh that takes place in the swamp,
that's been around since nineteen seventy four. And what liberals
always turn on the longest something's been around, they think
nobody has the right.
Speaker 2: To change it.
Speaker 9: If it is being abused, and it has been being abused,
it should be subject to change. Remember all this business
about the Constitution being a living document and all these things,
we are living document. Well, it's alive and right now
it needs some help. So it's the only reason that
nobody has challenged it up to now is because we
haven't had a president with the guts that Donald Trump
has to actually say this is crazy, this is wrong,
and it needs to be changed. And so it doesn't
matter whether it's been around since the Civil War, it
is still being abused. It is wrong, and so yes,
they're gonna be some fresh eyes put on it, because
finally there is a president who has the onions to
you what other people think is political suicide by actually
bringing up matters and forcing these matters to the forefront.
That's because he has the onions to do it.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 9: Doc Thomas, American singer songwriter, blues singer, the lyricist of.
Speaker 2: This one, and you're gonna be oh man, it's so beautiful.
Speaker 9: And there's a story behind this song that I don't
have time to get to now.
Speaker 2: I learned it on this show.
Speaker 9: A listener calling and told me the backstory of this
about this song, and it is remarkable. Anyway, we gotta go.
James Goldands thurdly keep it right here. Fastest hour in
American media continues Don't.
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informative on the Red Apple podcast network.
Speaker 9: Well, that bass play is rocking, and it is Chris Squire,
who was the bass guitarist and co founder of Yes,
passed away at age sixty seven. Understand twenty fifteen, the
only member of the Greek group to appear on every
one of their studio albums from nineteen sixty nine to
twenty fourteen.
Speaker 2: Just an amazing bass.
Speaker 16: Players squire with yes, wow, ohy, we only have a
minute left.
Speaker 2: Zerun Mondami. He was on. He's been having a battle
of words with Tom Holman. This is him today, Game on,
He's coming.
Speaker 13: What do you say that.
Speaker 17: I'm going to be here to stand up and fight back.
And I'm like the current mayor, I'm not going to
be working alongside the Trump administration to build the single
largest deportation force in American history. I'm going to actually
represent each and every New Yorker, and that includes immigrant
New Yorkers. And that means standing up for the laws
of this city, like our sanctuary city policies, which have
kept New Yorkers safe for decades and were defended by
Republicans and Democrats alike for years until we got this
mayor who fearmongered about them so extensively.
Speaker 11: Does that involve the NYPD.
Speaker 17: It means that the NYPD would actually serve New Yorkers
and not assist Ice in their operations. We recently saw
ICE agents.
Speaker 5: So they would not assist Ice.
Speaker 17: Not assisting Ice because ultimately their job is public safety,
all right, So.
Speaker 9: He wants a war with the federal government, with the
Trump administration. He wants a war with Tom Holman, Marco Rubio,
Tom Holman, Ice, Barbie.
Speaker 2: Listen, this guy is a.
Speaker 9: Was a non citizen until six seven years ago, and
there were all kinds of allegations being made now about
his activity, he says, links to other groups. I believe
that there should be a full investigation into his past
and if he wants to break American law, federal law,
revoke his citizenship and deport his ass back to where
he came from. Really simple, we gotta go. May God
blessed protect teach and every single one of you, your family,
your loved ones, love and gratitude for your being here
with me, allowing me my friends to be with you,
God willing. We are back in the morning, very early
seven am. Hope you're here too in the meantime in
between time, I bid you, I do.
Speaker 2: Bye.
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