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Speaker 5: I do want to ask you about an attack from
Speaker 5: Republicans because this has been a comment you made in
Speaker 5: twenty twenty about Nashville. It's gotten a lot of attention
Speaker 5: in your race.
Speaker 6: Let's listen to this.
Speaker 7: I hate the city.
Speaker 6: I hate the bachelorettes, I hate the pedal taverns, I
Speaker 6: hate country music, I hate all of the games that
Speaker 6: make natural apparently and hate.
Speaker 7: City to the rest of the country. But I hate it.
Speaker 5: I know you said those comments were taken out of context,
Speaker 5: but I want you to I want to ask you
Speaker 5: about it because I'm wondering. Do you think it was
Speaker 5: a mistake to say that, once again, I was.
Speaker 6: A private citizen.
Speaker 8: Natural is my home.
Speaker 6: Do I roll my eyes at the bachelorette parties and
Speaker 6: the pedal taverns that are blocking my access to my house? Yeah,
Speaker 6: every Nashvillion does. But this race has always been Something's
Speaker 6: about something bigger. It's about families across the middle Tennessee
Speaker 6: that are getting crushed by rising prices. While Washington politicians
Speaker 6: and bills argue about this type of nonsense.
Speaker 9: They created these districts to be uncompetitive, but they don't
Speaker 9: understand Tennessee. They don't understand the South. They don't understand
Speaker 9: are stubborn up of people who have been underestimated for decades.
Speaker 9: We ran on the belief that our story in Tennessee
Speaker 9: is bigger than the cynicism that has held the state
Speaker 9: hostage for decades.
Speaker 1: And she lost and she lost. Uh James Goldin here
Speaker 1: both snurly, welcome to the Wednesday edition to my friends
Speaker 1: have both rush our fastest hour in American media that,
Speaker 1: of course the Aften woman Aftin Bain. Who if Afton
Speaker 1: Baine would have won last night, the front pages of
Speaker 1: the MSM, the mainstream media in this country would be
Speaker 1: or dasmic. There would be huge headline, extensive coverage. What
Speaker 1: does this mean, the death of the Republican Party? What
Speaker 1: does this mean? Trump failing he supported? All of that
Speaker 1: would have been just splattered all over every single news
Speaker 1: outlet in America. Instead, you have to search out the
Speaker 1: details of the race she lost handily and just quickly
Speaker 1: before we move on from that story or under two
Speaker 1: other things, let's check in. I always love listening to
Speaker 1: Scott Jennings take apart liberal thinking. Scott Jennings cut six
Speaker 1: on the Aften phenomenon and the aftermath of the race.
Speaker 10: Well, first of all, there's lessons to be learned from everything.
Speaker 10: When you win, there's lessons. When you lose, there's lessons,
Speaker 10: And so I'm sure they'll look at see you turned
Speaker 10: out and what messages were effective and which one weren't,
Speaker 10: and that'll be something the party can move going forward.
Speaker 10: It's an off your special election. The turnout matrix is
Speaker 10: far different than a presidential then it'll be different than
Speaker 10: what comes out in November. Say, you can take nothing
Speaker 10: for granted, of course, and Republicans do have historical headwinds.
Speaker 10: I still think they are in position to make an
Speaker 10: argument that their economic theories are better than the democratics theories.
Speaker 10: And Democrats, after all, took prices to the moon, and
Speaker 10: now they want to forget the last four years and
Speaker 10: pretend like this just started ten months ago. I think
Speaker 10: most voters know that's patentley ridiculous. I do have a
Speaker 10: slight disagreement with David. I do think we'll hear from
Speaker 10: her again. I think she'll run again, and I think
Speaker 10: she and her brand of politics are the median Democrat.
Speaker 10: This is the basic Democrat you're going to get in
Speaker 10: most races around the country, this person running on defund
Speaker 10: the police, radical progressive positions. Whether you're in Nashville or Manhattan,
Speaker 10: or Florida or calp wherever you happen to be, this
Speaker 10: is what the Democratic base wants, the most cuckoo for
Speaker 10: cocoa puffs person they can find, and they're gonna they're
Speaker 10: gonna look at the say hey, this is how we
Speaker 10: got so close. So let's replicate it around the country.
Speaker 10: I think we'll hear from her in her kind for
Speaker 10: the next year. I don't think it'll be good for Democrats.
Speaker 11: We can ask you on that because you said that
Speaker 11: she ran on defund the police. There were her past
Speaker 11: comments on that, but she said that that was basically
Speaker 11: when she was a private citizen, before she was representing
Speaker 11: the state legislature. I mean, that wasn't like a four
Speaker 11: tenant of her campaign. She talked about affordability. So I
Speaker 11: think my question is is do you really think that's
Speaker 11: what every Democrat looks like. I mean, I don't think
Speaker 11: that was the main That was something that a criticism
Speaker 11: of yours obviously past comments, but that wasn't the tenant
Speaker 11: of her campaign or anything.
Speaker 10: She got asked about it repeatedly and refused to back
Speaker 10: away from it. And look, I'm just telling you, this
Speaker 10: is what Democrats believe, and this is what their base wants.
Speaker 10: It's why she wouldn't go back on it. I was
Speaker 10: just a private citizen. Oh my gosh, we've never held
Speaker 10: what you said as a private citizen against you in
Speaker 10: a political campaign. For goodness sakes, What a ridiculous way
Speaker 10: to just maintain a position that nobody likes. This is
Speaker 10: the median Democrat position. She is the median Democrat candidate,
Speaker 10: and that's what their base wants. That's what we're in for.
Speaker 10: And Republicans need to draw bright lines on this stuff
Speaker 10: and every race in the country.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we'll see what the takeaways are. Scott Jennings, David Urbin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll see what the takeaways are. Right now. The
Speaker 1: winner of the race, Representative mac Van Epps, was interviewed
Speaker 1: on Fox. He actually and this race wasn't and it
Speaker 1: was presented as neck and neck, as they usually do
Speaker 1: when the mainstream media is trying to propel through their
Speaker 1: coverage a Democrat to win a race. So neck and neck,
Speaker 1: we don't know what the outcome is going to be.
Speaker 1: This could be a bell weather. This could decide the
Speaker 1: fortunes of the Republican Party if they lose. Setting it
Speaker 1: all up, it wasn't even close. True, it was not
Speaker 1: the twenty point gap that early polling showed. But it
Speaker 1: wasn't close. And this is representative Matt van Epps who
Speaker 1: won the race cut five.
Speaker 12: This is thank you to President Trump for his early
Speaker 12: and strong endorsement. It made all the difference in this race.
Speaker 12: It carried us to victory, and we couldn't I'd be
Speaker 12: happier with this resounding win.
Speaker 13: Tennessee Republican Matt Vanepp celebrating his victory over Farleoft Democrat
Speaker 13: Afton Bain in yesterday's special congressional election, and the Congressman
Speaker 13: elect joins us, now, sir, congratulations. I mean I always
Speaker 13: thought you were going to win. Did it feel closer
Speaker 13: to you though, than you would have imagined when you
Speaker 13: first won the primary.
Speaker 14: We loved our margin of victory. It was a resounding win.
Speaker 14: I'm so grateful for the President's early and strong support,
Speaker 14: you know. And the President brought his entire political operation
Speaker 14: behind us, MAGA inc the full operation, and it propelled
Speaker 14: us to victory. And I was so grateful for that.
Speaker 14: I was introduced last night by Governor Bill Lee. I
Speaker 14: served in his administration as a commissioner. So thankful for
Speaker 14: his support for Senator Blackburn and Senator Haggerty, the entire
Speaker 14: Tennessee delegation. We had really just incredible backing and support momentum,
Speaker 14: and we're we're very happy with the results.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it should be, and it wasn't close, despite the
Speaker 1: mainstream media joining their best. Okay, turning the page, ladies
Speaker 1: and gentlemen. Yesterday I spoke about something and this is
Speaker 1: going to be a big issue if the administration follows through.
Speaker 1: It's a snap the welfare program formerly known as food stamps.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden entered there. It has increased dramatically in the
Speaker 1: Biden years, swelled. I believe the numbers are from sixteen
Speaker 1: million people on it, or it could have been a
Speaker 1: little bit higher than that, but has swelled now to
Speaker 1: forty two million people. As we are always reminded. In February,
Speaker 1: the Republican Party asked every state in the Union send
Speaker 1: us the data. Who's actually getting snap. We want to
Speaker 1: look through that data and we're looking for fraud. They
Speaker 1: found massive fraud already. You know the story going on
Speaker 1: in Minnesota, which we'll touch on, massive fraud over a
Speaker 1: billion dollars in food services. So today, one of the
Speaker 1: most asinine political statements I have ever heard in my life,
Speaker 1: totally an asinine statement came from New York's Governor Kathy
Speaker 1: Hochel when she was asked why she would not and
Speaker 1: is not providing the data as many Democrat states are doing.
Speaker 1: They are hiding the data of who they are actually
Speaker 1: spending your tax dollars on. This was that interview, and
Speaker 1: inside this interview one of the most asinine political statements
Speaker 1: I have ever heard in my life.
Speaker 15: Talk about cuts from Washington. Just yesterday, the Secretary of
Speaker 15: Agriculture said that they're debating withholding some funds that would
Speaker 15: allow Democrat run states to fund the SNAP program. You've
Speaker 15: obviously been against that, But what they're saying in Washington
Speaker 15: is we just want the roles of people that are
Speaker 15: on the public assistance. You've been resistant about that. Several
Speaker 15: states have, by the way, more than twenty Why not
Speaker 15: just say, okay, here are the names of the recipients.
Speaker 16: Let me tell you what's going on here. We actually
Speaker 16: went to court about this because people sign up for
Speaker 16: a particular program not to have their name in a
Speaker 16: think about do you really want every bit of information
Speaker 16: about you in other parts of the government monitoring you
Speaker 16: and tracking what you do. I mean, this is a
Speaker 16: privacy issue as well. Even if you're on a SNAP
Speaker 16: and getting nutrition benefits like forty two million Americans do,
Speaker 16: does that mean that your privacy should be invaded now
Speaker 16: and that you should be giving out this information unrelated
Speaker 16: to this program? So we went to court. A judge
Speaker 16: in October said, governors of these states, you are correct.
Speaker 13: You do not have to.
Speaker 16: Turn over this information and they cannot withhold that money now.
Speaker 16: To have a secretary in the Trump administration basically saying
Speaker 16: we're going to ignore a court order. That is problematic.
Speaker 16: That is problematic, and that's what we're dealing with right now.
Speaker 15: What are your concerns other than just privacy?
Speaker 16: Privacy is the big one. Privacy is a big one.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 16: We are working on the fraud issues. It's something we
Speaker 16: monitor at the state level. We don't want anyone to
Speaker 16: abuse programs. But basically to end a program for everybody
Speaker 16: in the expectation you might find a few who are
Speaker 16: abusing it, don't who care about everybody else who's hungry.
Speaker 16: You know, the Mayor Lechmonnanti told me that on Veterans
Speaker 16: Day he was sitting down with some veterans who had
Speaker 16: been you know, had a hard life. One of them said,
Speaker 16: when the snap benefits stopped, he went to refrigerator and
Speaker 16: it was empty. And that is a heartbreaking story to
Speaker 16: know that those who wear a uniform to keep us
Speaker 16: stape at night and bend our country and our values
Speaker 16: can't count on a program to feed them. So that
Speaker 16: is just cruelty. They need to stop trying to find
Speaker 16: ways to hurt Americans.
Speaker 1: So here's the premise, and aside from the story about
Speaker 1: the veteran, which I'm sure we all agree is sad
Speaker 1: and shouldn't happen. When Democrats shut down the government, they
Speaker 1: didn't care who suffered from it. Let's just put that
Speaker 1: out there because it's true. But here's the argument that
Speaker 1: this woman makes and woman governor makes. Kathy Hokeel makes
Speaker 1: the argument that if you apply to the federal government
Speaker 1: for welfare that is from the largesse of every American
Speaker 1: taxpayer pays into the system. Therefore, your name shouldn't be
Speaker 1: shared with the federal government because you have privacy, so
Speaker 1: you can get federal money. But the federal government shouldn't
Speaker 1: know who you are when you're applying for federal money
Speaker 1: to pay your welfare because the government has no right
Speaker 1: to know. It's a violation of your privacy when you apply,
Speaker 1: when you raise your hand and you say I want money.
Speaker 1: I want to live off the largesse of the American taxpayer.
Speaker 1: I need to. I'm in a hard way. I need
Speaker 1: for the taxpayers to pay my food bill or whatever
Speaker 1: other welfare I have. The argument from Kathy Hochel is
Speaker 1: that it is a matter of privacy. The federal government
Speaker 1: should not be able to ask who is actually getting
Speaker 1: the money. You have privacy and your privacy Trump's the
Speaker 1: government knowing who you are when you apply for government welfare.
Speaker 1: This is absolutely asinine, it's stupid, and we all know
Speaker 1: the reason that Democrats are hiding the information. They don't
Speaker 1: want Americans to actually see how much of their taxpayer
Speaker 1: money get spent on illegal immigrants, how much of their
Speaker 1: taxpayer money is wasted. And this is such a problem
Speaker 1: that Democrats in almost every blue state there is or
Speaker 1: blue city want to keep the number secret to keep
Speaker 1: the taxpayer from knowing where their money is really said,
Speaker 1: because the recipients of the money, in some cases, we
Speaker 1: are probably talking about people that don't even live in
Speaker 1: this country, had no right to come to this country,
Speaker 1: have privacy, and the American people and the government of
Speaker 1: the American people shouldn't know who they are. Just hand
Speaker 1: over your damn money, says insanity. James Golden snurdly The.
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Speaker 1: The Los Angeles City Council, whatever that thing they call
Speaker 1: themselves is, has decided that ice agents can no longer
Speaker 1: wear masks. They have banned mask in ice agents. Now,
Speaker 1: some of you may be stunned. How does the city council?
Speaker 1: The state did it too. How does the state or
Speaker 1: a city decide what federal They don't. They don't decide
Speaker 1: what federal policy is. So this will obviously end up
Speaker 1: in court. It's just part of what goes on in California.
Speaker 1: I have sound bites here that I have not been
Speaker 1: able to play just because of the time constraints from
Speaker 1: an incident that took place in Stockton, California a few
Speaker 1: days ago. Birthday party for a little child, little baby
Speaker 1: like two year old, three year old something two or
Speaker 1: three year old, and eleven people ended up shot. It
Speaker 1: was an outdoor party. We have sound bites from the
Speaker 1: woman who through the party for her child. Some of
Speaker 1: her relatives were killed in it. We have a sound
Speaker 1: bite from one of the fathers that lost and he
Speaker 1: just describes the horror of watching his son die. It's
Speaker 1: imprinted in his brain. Eleven people shot in Stockton, California.
Speaker 1: It is a horrible story. And every time I see
Speaker 1: that story, I am reminded that among the horrors in
Speaker 1: California is a governor who unilaterally decided that people that
Speaker 1: commit such outrageous acts like this mass shooting that kill kids.
Speaker 1: He just cleared out California's death row. I mean, they
Speaker 1: didn't do any executions any one or two. The last
Speaker 1: they managed to kill the black guy Snookie back a
Speaker 1: few years ago. He was a gangbanger. And then some
Speaker 1: other guy that was it in the last I don't
Speaker 1: know how many decades, but they just said screw it.
Speaker 1: Jury decides on death penalty. We liberals know better. Screw it.
Speaker 1: California is a lawless hell unless you are wealthy and
Speaker 1: can escape from it, and everything Democrats do makes it worse.
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Speaker 1: Sure now it is. I'm getting so many comments about
Speaker 1: the Kathy Hochel story. The privacy in she claims, we
Speaker 1: can't share New York State cannot share it's welfare data,
Speaker 1: who is is living off the government teat on food stamps.
Speaker 1: She can't share that data with the federal government who's
Speaker 1: providing the money, because the welfare recipients on food stamps
Speaker 1: have privacy rights. So we can't share the information of
Speaker 1: who's getting food stamps, who's getting snapped with the federal government,
Speaker 1: not with the newspapers, not with the public, with the
Speaker 1: government that is delivering the money. She can't share it
Speaker 1: with them because it would violate the people's privacy. Now,
Speaker 1: she doesn't have any privacy concerns. When people are caught
Speaker 1: on camera, let's say, with their congestion, pricing, scam scheme.
Speaker 1: There are no she doesn't go out and talk about
Speaker 1: privacy issues. When the criminal class is perk walk even
Speaker 1: before they're convicted on something, what about their privacy? But
Speaker 1: oh no, if you get welfare from the federal government,
Speaker 1: then you have an expectation of privacy. According to Kathy Holkel,
Speaker 1: it is a completely asenine argument. And the reason she's
Speaker 1: making the asenine argument is to cover who is actually
Speaker 1: getting food stamps. It's not benefits. And she calls it
Speaker 1: cruel to suggest that unless the federal government what rightfully
Speaker 1: so who's using this that they withhold funds? All right,
Speaker 1: yesterday we played the short version. Today we will play
Speaker 1: the long version, and then we will play the response
Speaker 1: cut too, and and then back to back cut one,
Speaker 1: and then we will fulfill our mission. I don't have
Speaker 1: to make any more comments about this because I made
Speaker 1: comments about it yesterday. But in the interest of just
Speaker 1: keeping up with the news, we will once again remind
Speaker 1: you a foot was said yesterday and the reaction from it.
Speaker 1: Cut two and then cut one, Carlos.
Speaker 18: And they contribute nothing. The welfare is like eighty eight percent.
Speaker 18: They contribute nothing. I don't want them in our country.
Speaker 4: I'll be honest with you, kid.
Speaker 18: Somebody say, oh, that's not politically correct.
Speaker 16: I don't care.
Speaker 18: I don't want them in our country. Their country is
Speaker 18: no good for a reason. Their country stakes, and we
Speaker 18: don't want them in our country. I can say that
Speaker 18: about other countries too. I can say that about other
Speaker 18: countries too. We don't want them to help.
Speaker 8: We got to.
Speaker 18: We have to rebuild our country.
Speaker 17: You know, our country is at a tipping point.
Speaker 7: We could go bad.
Speaker 18: We're at a tipping point. I don't know if people
Speaker 18: mind me saying that, but I'm saying that we could
Speaker 18: go one way or the other, and we're going to
Speaker 18: go the wrong way if we keep taking in garbage
Speaker 18: into our country. Elan Omar is garbage. She's garbage. Her
Speaker 18: friends are garbage. These are people that work. These are
Speaker 18: people that say, let's go, come on, let's make this
Speaker 18: place great. These are people that do nothing but complain.
Speaker 18: They complain and from where they came from, they got nothing.
Speaker 19: You know, if they came from paradise and.
Speaker 18: They said, this isn't paradise, But when they come from
Speaker 18: hell and they complain and do nothing but bitch, we
Speaker 18: don't want them in our country.
Speaker 19: Let them go back to where they came from and
Speaker 19: fix it.
Speaker 8: He's always been a racist, bigot, a synophobic, and islamophobic.
Speaker 8: We know that he called African nations whole in his
Speaker 8: first administration. We know that when he came down that escalator,
Speaker 8: he said he was going to stop Muslim immigration into
Speaker 8: this country. And so it is not surprising that he
Speaker 8: is going after black immigrants in this country. And it's
Speaker 8: certainly not surprising that he is choosing a black immigrant
Speaker 8: community that is also Muslim. But what I would like
Speaker 8: to say is that most of us are citizens. On
Speaker 8: our passport, it says we are nationals of this country.
Speaker 8: We love that Minnesota has welcomed us. Many of us
Speaker 8: have not been settled in Minnesota. We chose it as
Speaker 8: a whole because the Minnesota people and the state is
Speaker 8: beautiful and very welcoming, and we are going to be
Speaker 8: here regardless of what the president has to say.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, And along with it, I hope that the
Speaker 1: investigations continue into what has taken place. Now mentioned islamophobia.
Speaker 1: I rarely talk about Islamophobia. I really talk about area
Speaker 1: concerning Islam on the program. I very rarely talk about
Speaker 1: any one religion and single it out Islam in particular.
Speaker 1: I do want to play something though that Marco Rubio said.
Speaker 1: I thought this was the clearest, one of the clearest
Speaker 1: explanations yet of what the thinking is when it comes
Speaker 1: to radack Cull, Radakul Islam, radical Islam. And I thought
Speaker 1: Marco Rubia he was a Hannity interviewed him. He did
Speaker 1: a great job explaining what the position is of this
Speaker 1: administration when it comes to radical Islam, and I'll share
Speaker 1: that with you.
Speaker 20: Ultimately, all radical Islamic movements in the world identify the
Speaker 20: West rit large, but the United States in particular, as
Speaker 20: the greatest evil on the earth. And every chance to
Speaker 20: have the notion that somehow radical Islam would be comfortable
Speaker 20: with simply controlling some province in Iraq or Syria is
Speaker 20: just not borne out by history. Radical Islam has shown
Speaker 20: that their desire is not simply to occupy one part
Speaker 20: of the world and be happy with their own little caliphate.
Speaker 20: They want to expand. It is a revolutionary in its nature.
Speaker 20: It seeks to expand and control more territories and more people.
Speaker 20: And radical Islam has designs openly on the West, on
Speaker 20: the United States, on Europe. We've seen that progress there
Speaker 20: as well, and they are prepared to conduct acts of
Speaker 20: terrorism in the case of Iran nation state actions, assassinations, murderers,
Speaker 20: you name it, whatever it takes for them to gain
Speaker 20: their influence and ultimately their domination of different cultures and societies.
Speaker 20: That's a clear and imminent threat to the world and
Speaker 20: to the broader West, but especially to the United States,
Speaker 20: who they identify as the chief chief source of evil
Speaker 20: on the planet. The reason why they hate the Kingdom
Speaker 20: of Saudi Arabia, the leadership of the UAE of Bahrain
Speaker 20: is because they've allowed the United States to partner with them.
Speaker 20: That's why they hate them. They consider them infidels for it.
Speaker 20: They hate Israel, but they also hate America, and they
Speaker 20: hate anywhere in the world that we have influenced. They
Speaker 20: seek to attack it, including here in the homeland. If
Speaker 20: you look at the domestic terrorists at the attacks have
Speaker 20: happened here domestically, the overwhelming majority of them have been
Speaker 20: inspired by radical Islamic viewpoints, and that includes the shooting
Speaker 20: in the Poults nightclub in Orlando, Florida. That includes the
Speaker 20: Saudi Pilot in Pensacola, my home State two attacks.
Speaker 1: Okay, I thought that was really profile. Now what we
Speaker 1: don't have time today. I mentioned to you this incident
Speaker 1: in Stockton, California. I'm going to still keep those on
Speaker 1: the sound by Roster. I want to spend some more
Speaker 1: time with that. Also, one of the things that took place,
Speaker 1: Senator Rick Scott out of Florida, talked about public housing
Speaker 1: and also the Mamdani election. I don't have time to
Speaker 1: day to get into it because he is old school,
Speaker 1: and by that I mean Senator scott Is belief is
Speaker 1: that no one really wants to be on welfare, Nobody
Speaker 1: really wants to be on public housing, go into public housing,
Speaker 1: nobody wants to live a being dependent on the federal
Speaker 1: government for their lives. And I happen to think, and
Speaker 1: I don't know about you, and maybe we'll open up
Speaker 1: the phones on this tomorrow if we get a chance
Speaker 1: to play the Rick Scott, I don't know about you,
Speaker 1: but I think that that is I think that's misreading
Speaker 1: what is happening right now in America. I don't think
Speaker 1: there is any stigma attached anymore to suckling on the
Speaker 1: government teat I don't think that there's yes Carlos I
Speaker 1: said that, and it's perfectly fine because it's true. I
Speaker 1: don't think that there's any any hope or aspiration in
Speaker 1: some cases that people can do better for large swaths
Speaker 1: of our population. Some of the other things that we
Speaker 1: will touch on before the week is out. In San Francisco,
Speaker 1: they've sued Coca Cola, Kellogg and others today. Yesterday, San
Speaker 1: Francisco became the first government to file a lawsuit against
Speaker 1: food manufacturers over ultra processed snacks and drinks that officials
Speaker 1: there say are wreaking havoc on America's health. The lawsuit
Speaker 1: names ten of the most popular food manufacturers craft Heinz Company,
Speaker 1: Mondalez International, Post Holdings, the Coca Cola Company, PepsiCo, General Mills,
Speaker 1: Nestley USA, Kellogg, Mars Incorporated, and the Canagra brands. And
Speaker 1: it says that food industry knows its products are making
Speaker 1: people sick, but they continue to mark market addictive foods
Speaker 1: to maximize their profits. There's the judge Bosburg. Oh, you
Speaker 1: probably heard what's her name? Crockett defaulted on some payment.
Speaker 1: People making a big deal out of it. It's just
Speaker 1: it's minor show. Figure it out. But also a huge story.
Speaker 1: We got to take a break. There was a huge story.
Speaker 1: I hope maybe maybe Princess Diana, maybe we can just
Speaker 1: touch on this Saturday. If there's a huge story in
Speaker 1: the New York Times about unhappy, how bad morale is
Speaker 1: at the State Department, our diplomats, they are so the
Speaker 1: diplomats are so so unhappy. You know why they're unhappy
Speaker 1: because they don't want to because Trump has his own
Speaker 1: foreign policy and there's a lot like THEIRS, I think
Speaker 1: is the real bottom line. Anyway, we gotta take a
Speaker 1: quick break.
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Speaker 1: Yours James Golden. One of the other things that's been
Speaker 1: in the news. At least Dephonic and Mike Johnson have
Speaker 1: had apparently a sit down. She kind of went off
Speaker 1: on him in an interview with Wall Street Journal, called
Speaker 1: him an ineffective leader. Uh said he's barely in control
Speaker 1: of the conference. It's all bubbling over. Compared him to
Speaker 1: Kevin McCarthy who she says was a political animal. He's
Speaker 1: a political novice, and boy does it show up. Accused
Speaker 1: White of the House Republicans of underperforming under his watch.
Speaker 1: She wanted something in the it's in there. They sat down.
Speaker 1: Apparently they made up. I hate to see this because
Speaker 1: I like both of them. I loved both of them. Actually,
Speaker 1: I think Stephanic is just great. I think Mike Johnson
Speaker 1: did this. She criticized him for keeping the caucus out
Speaker 1: during the shutdown. I thought it was a brilliant move
Speaker 1: so the House couldn't screw it up anyway. More on
Speaker 1: that later, and this Obamacare thing is still bubbling up
Speaker 1: out there. But it's time for us to leave. So
Speaker 1: we leave you today with the voice of Andy Williams.
Speaker 1: Heavenly birthday day for him, born in nineteen twenty eight.
Speaker 1: Those of you old enough to remember will remember the
Speaker 1: Andy Williams TV show, that age in America, the different age.
Speaker 1: And also you might remember, those of you old enough
Speaker 1: to remember Andy Williams, I'll never forget this singing at
Speaker 1: the funeral of Robert Kennedy, Junior Senator Kennedy after he
Speaker 1: was assassinated. May God bless protect each and every single
Speaker 1: one of you, your family, your loved ones. Love and gratitude,
Speaker 1: my friends, You're being here with me, allowing me to
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