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Speaker 7: The Republican election bills being considered are a direct attack
on dissent of current Republican policies on married women, women
who build careers, led companies, serve in Congress, and yes,
women like me who got married and changed their.
Speaker 8: Names support because its just common sense. Americans need an
idea to drive, to open a bank account, to buy
cold medicine, I mean, to file government assistance as is
noted by the leader. You even need an id to
attend events of most Democrat politicians and even the Democrat
National Convention. So why would voting be any different than that.
They can't answer that question, and so they come up
with all these crazy excuses and why they can't support it.
They've attempted so many arguments to oppose the passage of
this simple legislation.
Speaker 9: First, and no one asked the congresswoman that you heard.
Speaker 3: Ladies and gentlemen, if it's an attack on women.
Speaker 9: That assumes, then I guess you don't vote because she said,
women like me who've gotten married change their names.
Speaker 3: She's a legend they can't vote.
Speaker 9: So I guess which would be easy to find out
that women that women like congress Woman Norma Torres cannot
vote because she got married changed the name. Well, is
she voting? How is she in Congress? So silly? James
Golden Snawly, welcome my friends to the Tuesday edition of
both Neurly's Rush Hour Fastest hour in American Media, treat
for you Today. Princess Doliana is scheduled to join us
by midway through the program, and we can't wait, of course,
to catch up with her. The Save Act is moving
through Democrats or of course hysterical about it. I want
to revisit one thing that we spoke of yesterday, and
yesterday we played a translation of some of Bad Bunnies.
That's yeah, bad Bunny. I keep wanting to call him
Big Bunny, but bad Bunny. I don't know why we
played a translation of one of his songs, and I
was unclear whether that one was included in the playlist
of what he performed at the Super Bowl. Well, I
didn't even bother someding it in because we can't play
it on the air. Now there are translations for some
of the songs that were performed, folks, I can't do it.
I can't even read without censoring some of the songs
that were performed. When I tell you that they are
highly sexual, with some of the most graphic language imaginable.
It is an understatement if if the f the Federal
Communications does not do an investigation on what was aired
over the nation's airwaves. These airwaves do not belong to
any one network. They are public airwaves, and therefore they
are under the regulation of the Federal Communications Commission.
Speaker 10: It is.
Speaker 3: Appropriate.
Speaker 9: It is almost to me inescapable that there will have
to be an investigation over what was aired, and if
these translations are correct, somebody should be fined very heavily.
Whether it's the network that aired them, whether it's a
combination of the network and NFL would be responsible for it,
I don't know, but they are. It is almost beyond
belief what the lyrics to some of these songs were.
And we've never in the history of television. If this
is the case, the history of public television, have these
sentiments been expressed on America's airwaves. I hope the FCC
is going to do an investigation. Representative Randy find from
Florida is also among those calling for the Federal Communications
Commission to investigate the broadcast. He says in a statement,
Bad Bunny's disgusting halftime show was illegal. Had he said
these lyrics and all the other disgusting and pornographic filth
in English on live TV, the broadcast would have been
pulled down and the fines would have been enormous. Porto
Ricans are Americans, and we all live by the same rules.
We are sending Brendan Carr FCC a letter calling for
a dramatic action, including fines and broadcast license reviews, against
the NFL, NBC, and Bad Bunny. He ends by saying,
lock them up.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 9: You've never heard anything like I was just looking at
some of the lyrics, trying to see if there is
a way that I can tell you what it says.
I can't two pornographic to go into detail. I don't
want to risk even in describing what is a news event.
Violating the FCC's policies in that manner is beyond belief. Okay,
A few things you had testimony this morning in front
of the House of todd Lyons and others on ICE
and we have a few sound bites from that that
I want to get to today. There's some other funny
things in the news. Did you know, Carlos Intro? I
don't know whether you'll be interested or not, GJ. This
is kind of interesting to me anyway. Did you know
that that political advertising on TV is inherently racist?
Speaker 3: Did you know that? Well, I guess I can't hear you.
I can't read this.
Speaker 1: I mean, we established last like yesterday or or a
year ago, that everything is racist, pretty much like we're
kind of gonna say good morning without being racist.
Speaker 3: If you remember the one.
Speaker 9: That's right, there was a woman that said, yes, that
the good morning is racist because of the origin of
who said good morning, and it wasn't a good morning
for the slaves. Representative Jasmine Crockett in Texas. Her Senate
campaign is falling far behind in fundraising and spending, and
Jen Ramos, a political commentator and member of the Texas
State Democrat Executive Committee, suggested the Jasmine Crockett has to
take an unconventional approach to statewide campaigning because traditional methods
such as buying large ads ads, yeah, are not designed
from her, what she said is that candidates of color,
candidates of color cannot use these traditional methods because these
traditional methods were not designed for them.
Speaker 3: So yeah, so.
Speaker 9: Candidates of color, brown and black political candidates cannot use
television ads because television ads weren't designed for black people
to use. Television ads are racist, and black people are
excluded from using television ads. Thought you'd like to know that.
Speaking of black candidates in running for office, listen to
New York Cut five. Listen to New York Representative Charles
Barron from New York. I don't know who he's addressing
in this, but the clip is on social media. This
is former Representative Charles Barrett of New York.
Speaker 11: I have the distinct honor to be able to come
before you and say I actually lost white population in
my community. I lost them. They left, they left. I
didn't ask them why they left. So if you see
one or two, or three or four or five whites
in my neighborhood, they're passing through.
Speaker 3: But that's on a serious note.
Speaker 11: We got thirteen thousand black elected officials in this country.
We've had mayors, we've had governors, we have City Council members,
we need to get radical.
Speaker 9: Imagine for one moment, ladies and gentlemen, you just happen
to be stronger crush and you see some white guys saying,
I have the honor to report that we lost black
population in my discy d the blacks left. I didn't
ask him why they left, but in the crowd goes, yay, yay,
the black people laft. Can you imagine what that news
story would look like as it was being reported. If
you happen to see some black people straggling around the neighborhood,
won two or three of them, don't worry, and they
just pass and through. They don't belong here. Yay yay, Yeah,
that's acceptable. What he said is acceptable. All right, on
to congressional testimony. When we get back, we have to
hear from some Democrats. We have five minutes of Eric Swalwall.
There's no way I can squeeze five minutes of Swawalling
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Speaker 9: All right, So this morning in Congress, the acting director
of Ice Todd A Lions testified, among others, I just
want to play some of the sound bites. Let's begin
with one of the Democrat parties. I want to be
kind to him and just say he's probably one of
the dim bulbs. You know, you have bright lights and
then you have dim lights or the dim bulbs. Dan
Goldman from New York certainly not one of the brightest
members of Congress in my estimation, was there cut nine?
And this is part of Dan Goldman's interaction with todd
lyons question.
Speaker 2: You know what, I'll tell you what the wrong type actually.
Speaker 3: Claiming my time.
Speaker 13: If you want to claiming my time, Chairman, not.
Speaker 3: The men and women of ICE that are out there
doing it every day. So to stay at the men
and women of ICE.
Speaker 13: But I'm reclaiming my time.
Speaker 3: I would like my time back.
Speaker 13: Please please give me another fifteen seconds because he was
unnecessarily speaking. You said in your opening statement references to
ICE as the Gestapo or the secret police, encourages threats
against ICE agents. The problem is.
Speaker 3: You have it backwards, sir.
Speaker 13: People are simply making valid observations about your tactics which
are un American and outright fascist. So I have a
simple suggestion, if you don't want to be called a
fascist regime or secret police, then stop acting like one.
But people are simply just observing what they are seeing,
and that's why people are making those comments. Now I
was a prosecutor for ten years.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Dan Goleman basically, and all other Democrats continued with
their lines. There the Gestapo, their fascist, there's just enforcing
the law. Then Lamonica mc ivory, you might remember her.
She's going teeth facing trial for actually assaulting ICE agents
in New Jersey. It was her turn cut twelve here
she is.
Speaker 14: Let me ask you some questions that you may be
able to answer. Mister Lyons. Do you consider yourself a
religious man?
Speaker 3: Yes, ma'am?
Speaker 14: Oh, yes, okay, Well, how do you think judgment day
will work for you? With so much blood on your hands.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to entertain that question. Okay, of course not.
Speaker 14: Do you think you're going to hell?
Speaker 15: Mister Lyons, I'm not going to end how many General
Lady will suspend, General Lady will suspend Chairman as a
General Lady will suspend.
Speaker 16: As I said, the issues were debating here are important
to ones that members feel deeply about you. While vigorous
disagreement is part of the legislative process, members are reminded
that we must adhere to establish standards of decorman debate.
The witnesses are here voluntarily, and I will continue remind
continue remind members. While oversight is important, aggressively attacking those
witnesses personally is inappropriate and not in keeping with the
traditions of our committee.
Speaker 14: Mister Sherman, I'm just asking a question religion here in
the Bible. I mean, it's okay for me to ask
the question, right.
Speaker 9: I'm just asking a question. I'm actioning it. You think
you can go to hell. This is outrageous, but these
are democrats. They then you get to Eric Swalwell again.
I have five minutes of swallow. You know he's running
for office. He's trying to run for the governorship in California.
You don't endorse him. Schiff endorsed his candidacy. Same things
form a boyfriend anyway. That'll give you a taste to
what was on tap this morning in the House of Representatives.
James Golden is slowly with you here. When we get back,
Princess Diana's going to join us. So whatever you do,
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Speaker 3: Welcome.
Speaker 12: Thank you, Sir James Niss As always, it's so wonderful
to speak with you. I just wanted to mention we
had talked a little bit on Saturday about the new
czar of the Anti Fraud Task Force is going to
be named as J. D. Vince, and the importance of
this for the Trump administration to be going after fraud nationally.
There's a new Department of Justice Fraud Division, and so
this is going to be a huge focus and it
is so important because the country is being swamped by fraud.
And I know you and I have talked about this
that GAO estimates a half a trillion dollars a year
in fraud, and so I was reminded of this when
I saw a story today and I think you have
the SoundBite. This is from local Minnesota ABC affiliate and
it is about fraud tourism.
Speaker 3: If you have that bite, we do and hear it
to you?
Speaker 17: Is this is the case involving the two men from
Philadelphia who heard it was easy to rip off taxpayers
here in Minnesota. Federal prosecutors have called this case fraud tourism,
saying the men traveled here to steal from the now
defunct Medicaid program. Today they traveled back here to face
the consequences, and I had the chance to ask them
about it. They called it fraud tourism. You want to
respond to that, sir, the one Minnesota, mister Brown, anything
you want to say.
Speaker 18: To taxpayers here.
Speaker 17: That's Lester Brown and Anthony Jefferson, both from Philly. They
admitted in court today to setting up businesses in the
Housing Stabilization program here in Minnesota. We learned today the
men used chat GPT to draft fake client notes and
use them to submit inflated bills for reimbursement. Prosecutors say,
instead of helping people find stable housing, they stole more
than three and a half million from the program that's
shut down late last year.
Speaker 3: Just unbelievable.
Speaker 12: It is unbelievable, and it is so significant. There is
an all saying that the law is a great teacher,
and I think non enforcement of the law is a
very evil teacher, and that has been spreading throughout this
country of you know, basically money for nothing, kickbacks and
stealing and theft, and that it's fine. And I was
struck by an article I read from the London Times,
of all places, about a Stanford student. It was written
by her, and let me read the title, nearly forty
percent of Stanford undergrad's claim they're disabled.
Speaker 3: I'm one of them.
Speaker 12: One of the most prestigious university in the US. Author's
pers to those who say they have i'd ADHD, night terrors,
even gluten intolerance, you'd be stupid not to game the system.
And this woman proudly right in this article it was
originally in The Atlantic, that she's the system is there
to be gamed, and if you're not gaming it, you're
putting yourself in a disadvantage. And so she feels entitled
to all of the perse that she has gotten. She
says that she feels justified because she has a woman's
issue that gives her monthly pain, and so she gets
accommodations of more time and pads, all kinds of things,
and she says, it's you know, you'd be dumb not to,
and she says, there's no shame in it. The students
aren't exactly cheating, and if they are, can you blame them?
Stamford is made gaining the system the logical choice, and
I think that that has been the mindset that has
been just breading everywhere. You have these two guys from
Philadelphia say, hey, they're not enforcing the law in Minnesota.
Fraud is easy, money is easy. Let's go there and
do it. And of course there's a new sheriff in town,
so they aren't going to get away with it. But
this mentality that you know, the system is there to
be taken advantage of, and so why not? This was
the lawyer I read. This is what reminded me. The
lawyer I read in the New York Times in November
this quote, no one was doing anything about the red
flags talking about the Minnesota fraud. It was like someone
was stealing money from the cookie jar and they kept
refilling it. And that was the lawyer for the fraudsters
in Minnesota. For the mentality which is identical to this
Stanford woman, this undergraduate who is twenty one years old, ideas, hey,
the money's there, the system is there to be gained
and your stupid not to take advantage of it. And
that is why the importance of this frauds are of
a new job of JD Bands is going to have.
This has got to be taught again in this country
for ordinary people to know that the commandment holds true
thou shalt not steal, and that a country where stealing
is not only not ignored, but it's it's to be
proud of and it's something that you should feel no
shame or guilt in doing it. That lesson has to
be learned that that cannot stand. So I just wanted
to mention that story of this woman I'm going to
send it to you who basically says it's perfectly fine
to scan the system and claim you're disabled when you're not.
And that was the same mentality in in Minnesota and
in California, where we have one hundred billion dollars. It
looks like in broad and in Minnesota up to ten billion.
So the money is being stolen from the taxpayer and
it's being just shrugged at by the people doing it.
Speaker 9: Now, let me ask you a question that thou shalt
not still does that also pertain to presidents of the
United States. Absolutely, so president should Okay, so president should
not steal either, right, correct, Okay, Well we got a
problem then, because this young woman, she's got to be
in her maybe young mid thirties or something beautiful as
she's recording this from and I want you to listen
to her allegations of theft because she's mad that the president.
Speaker 3: Stole from her.
Speaker 19: Pissed off Donald Trump stole my food stamps and are
not happy at all. Currently, we were getting like eight
hundred a month in food stamps and that helped us
a lot, and I and then he caught on. Then
I been making some money on TikTok and basically they
sent me an email and they're like, you have to
you can't get it anymore. You're making too much money.
And now I make too much money. I just it's
it's kind of stupid to me because like it doesn't
matter what I make on this stupid little app, I'm
still not making enough to have eight hundred dollars in
food stamps. I think I deserve it, like and then
to make matters worse, he of course had to take
my housing too, so now we have to pay out
of pocket for our house. So This is ridiculous. Like
my daughter's stopped paying me half of her check because
of her step dad. Now I have to pay rent
and I don't get my eight hundred dollars a month
in food stamp. This is seriously my thirteenth th reason
why you know, I don't want any of your opinions.
Speaker 12: I you know, the entitled there. That is what has
to be changed, because there is pride in basically taking
taxpayer money.
Speaker 6: You know, a few weeks ago.
Speaker 12: I said that we need a new category label. We
have the upper class, the middle class, the lower class,
and I think we need to categorize the pirate class.
And she is one of them. The Stanford undergraduate is
one of them, this idea that you know, they can
just take from the taxpayer. And then the other class
is the oppressed class, which is the law abiding, tax
paying citizens. And so that is a better way to
look at the situation. And we got to eliminate the
pirate class and that mentality and get back to thou
shalt not steal.
Speaker 3: I love the pirate class. Let me just mention this
to you.
Speaker 9: I think along with what you're talking about, there is
perhaps another fraud effort that is being undertaken by the
Trump administration that might even overshadow you're talking about with JD.
Vansitt the head. Do you have any clue what I'm
suggesting that might be. Tell me, James, okay, I'll tell you.
Trump set to gut US climate change policy and environmental regulations.
White House officials that comes from the ap The Trump
administration has expected this week to revoke a scientific finding
that has long been the central basis for US action
to regulate greenhouse gas gas emissions, greenhouse gas emissions and
fight climate change. So the EPA is going to issue
a final rule rescinding a two thousand and nine government
declaration known as the Endangerment Finding Obama era that determined
carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases endangered public health and welfare.
And apparently this is the legal underpending of nearly all
climate change regulations. The left, in advance of this even
being announced so far as this rumored, are already beginning
to have a cow.
Speaker 3: If this happens, this will.
Speaker 9: Be the overturning of the biggest fraud case in American history.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, I can't believe that that is I had not
heard that that is the best news ever, and you
know immediately they're going to have to have global conferences
that they all will be flying in their private.
Speaker 12: G justtic to talk about how wrong Donald Trump is.
Speaker 9: Yeah, if this happens, then that is really anti fraud
because this whole thing has been built on and we
are talking about one hundred we are talking literally trillions
of dollars. Yeah, when you look at it. Oh, by
the way, have you heard that the un is going
broke and it's our fault because we haven't been sending
them money And if we don't send them money, they're
going to go under.
Speaker 12: Oh what a shame. That's gonna be such a tragedy. Well,
you know, Donald Trump will have great ideas for that
real estate in New York.
Speaker 6: So that's such good news.
Speaker 12: I cannot tell you that. And it needs to happen
because that underpins a lot of academia and the basic
scam going on in American and upper higher education. So
that will solve a lot of problems.
Speaker 9: All right, now, one more quick thing before we go,
will you and I'll have only about a minute to
comment on this afterwards. Cut number four. Speaking of fraud,
there's this news coming out of the State of Alabama.
Speaker 15: Three thousand registered voters in Alabama just got booted from
the state voter rolls. That's after the Secretary of State
was Allen ordered the removal of all non citizens who
were registered. But how did non citizens get registered in
the first place? Waffour e It's Nick Balance spoke to
the Secretary of State to get to the bottom of
this story.
Speaker 18: Nick, Yeah, Margot.
Speaker 10: When I asked Secretary Alan how these people got registered
to vote in the first place, he couldn't give me
a clear answer just yet, saying it was still being investigated.
But when he gave me a breakdown of how many
there were in each county, the numbers were glaring. This
is a list from Secretary of State West Allen of
how many non citizens were registered to vote in our counties.
The state found three two hundred and fifty one people,
seven hundred and forty two of them were from North Alabama.
Speaker 20: We got the information, we cross checked it against our
centralized data filing here in the state of Alabama and
found those thirty two hundred individuals.
Speaker 18: The information he's talking about are people with alien registration numbers.
Those are issued to immigrants who intend to live in
this country permanently and have already applied for a Green Corps. However,
you're not eligible to vote with just an alien identification number.
When I asked Alan how three thousand plus were able
to register in the first place, he couldn't give me
the answer.
Speaker 20: But it's high belief that only American citizens should be
allowed to vote. Non citizens, whether they're legal or illegal immigrants,
cannot register to vote. It's a federal offense to vote here.
Speaker 9: Uh, the Prince has not got a problem here. The
Democrats been telling me for all the time from dying,
they said that ail and can't vote. They say, this
is not a problem, But don't happen. Democrats been saying,
don't have we know only US citizens vote. Boy, went
wrong with you? We don't have no we don't had
no illegals voting. Well, what the hell going on?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Princess, this never happens.
Speaker 12: We have been told over it.
Speaker 3: It never happens.
Speaker 12: This never happens. And that's one of the reasons that
all the Democrats voted against a citizenship test for voting. So,
you know, I think that this is probably as widespread
as fraud, and it's part of it because that's the payback.
When you have a Democrat voting block and you have
fraud in that voting block, then you get the votes
going back and the money coming in. It is just
a wonderful smart it's taking advantage of the system as
Democrats wanted to be. The system was set up for
this way deliberately, and it's being taken advantage of and
the taxpayer has had enough.
Speaker 9: I hope you are right, Princess Diana. Thank you so
much for joining us. It's so great to have you
during it. I hope you do this more.
Speaker 12: Often anytime, Sir James.
Speaker 9: She says that now, and then when I ask her,
she's like, no, no, no, thank you, Princess Diane.
Speaker 12: I will be available, I promise.
Speaker 3: Okay, thank you, James.
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Speaker 21: The judge Davis thought the jury's recommendation was too long.
She feels he hasn't mentally matured yet and never had
a real shot at getting any help early in life.
Speaker 3: You were to come in.
Speaker 22: Here and instead of being hurt and angry, which is
what this sport appears, right as a twenty year old
African American male that has been you know, experienced this society,
et cetera, and you will show that yes, okay, this
is the situation. This is who I am. I don't
want to be this person anymore. I don't want to
be get filled.
Speaker 21: Thompson repeatedly stated he did not care, not about his sentence,
the victim or her family, But Juste Davis emphasizes she's
the one that holds the pen and regardless of what
the media may think, she applies the law to her.
Sixty five years was an extremely long time. As she
puts it, it's his whole life when she doesn't believe
should be spent entirely behind bars.
Speaker 22: This court does not believe that mister Thompson, if given
the resources that he can get while incarcerated, is beyond
being rehabilitated.
Speaker 9: Hmm, yeah, that was in Kentucky. Poor baby, What do
you do when he was a rapist and apparently had
some other violent crime history.
Speaker 3: Twenty years old.
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five years since she cut it in half because she
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