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the tariffs that have

1:00

affected and will be

1:02

affecting the auto industry

1:04

we will of course

1:06

speak about those things

1:08

this phony scandal that

1:10

they keep trying to blow

1:12

up and pump wind into

1:14

over the the signal app

1:16

and the text chat

1:19

there that's still around

1:21

lingering looking for a home

1:23

of course it has a home

1:25

on the mainstream media but it

1:27

doesn't have a home with most

1:29

Americans I believe most people could

1:31

like me don't care at some

1:33

point it's like after what we

1:35

have witnessed through not just

1:38

the Biden administration but

1:40

the Obama administration before

1:42

that before that the

1:44

Clinton two terms it's like please

1:46

this is not a scandal try

1:48

as you might. There is another story

1:51

I'd like to speak about though,

1:53

it came to me very right

1:55

before the show began, and in

1:57

order to put this in the context

1:59

of I would like to put

2:01

it in. I want to

2:03

play two pieces of audio

2:05

that we've had hanging around

2:07

here from the last few

2:09

days. The first is Congresswoman

2:12

Lord DeRosa on Donald Trump's

2:14

executive order concerning the Department

2:16

of Education. And this was

2:18

I think either Tuesday of

2:20

this week or Wednesday. Here's

2:22

Representative DeRosa. destroying public education in

2:24

the United States. That's what this

2:26

executive order means. It's the dream

2:28

of every family to make sure

2:30

that their child has the best

2:32

of an education to realize their

2:34

dreams, their aspirations. It was my

2:36

parents dream for me and it's

2:38

it's the dream of every parent

2:40

around the country and what this

2:42

administration is doing is cutting off

2:44

that American dream and saying yes

2:47

education is for millionaires, billionaires, their

2:49

kids will be well taken care

2:51

of. Elon Musk kids will be

2:53

taken care of Donald Trump's kids

2:55

and Linda McMahon's kids, but the

2:57

millions of kids in the United

2:59

States that will suffer because they

3:02

have pulled public education. 90% of

3:04

our children are in public education

3:06

today. It is a shame. It's

3:08

a scandal to destroy public education

3:10

in the United States. So yeah,

3:12

that's what they're doing. Okay, yeah,

3:15

if you buy into that. naming

3:17

like, most of their kids attend

3:19

private school, their parents can afford

3:21

to send them there, so they

3:23

pay tax dollars for public schools

3:25

while at the same time paying

3:27

out of their own pockets for their

3:30

children to attend the schools of

3:32

their choice. That of course never comes

3:34

up in the conversation. Now CNN did

3:36

their sympathy piece, again this was earlier

3:39

in the week. on some of the

3:41

layoffs that are occurring at the

3:43

Department of Education. And by the way,

3:45

the Department of Education handles the money.

3:48

We're going to get to that in a

3:50

moment. They handle the money. They handle

3:52

student loans, which has been horribly

3:54

mismanaged. They collect tax dollars from

3:56

you, the taxpayer, then they redistribute

3:58

it how they choose and you

4:01

know with all sorts of strings

4:03

attached etc etc they have it is

4:05

an agency that's been staffed with bureaucrats

4:07

not educators but bureaucrats and a lot

4:10

of the money that is spent

4:12

the overwhelming amount of that budget did

4:14

not go to educating any children and

4:16

went to propping up a bureaucracy. But

4:19

here was CNN's report on the education,

4:21

Department of Education bureaucrats that were

4:23

leaving their jobs. Employees with the Department

4:25

of Education today were given just 30

4:28

minutes to return to their office for

4:30

one last time and pack up

4:32

all of their things. The employees were

4:34

given carts like these to wheel out

4:37

their belongings. We saw countless employees also

4:39

with suitcases and boxes carrying out

4:41

their remaining. belongings and many of them

4:43

streaming out of this office with tears

4:46

coming down their face now they were

4:48

greeted with a small crowd of colleagues

4:50

former colleagues who wanted to show

4:52

their support and this heavy moment and

4:55

many employees we talked to express that

4:57

they're worrying not only for themselves and

4:59

their future but certainly for the

5:01

nation's students I feel devastated you know

5:04

I've been working at the department for

5:06

35 years come March the 26 and

5:08

I feel that I had to,

5:10

I was pushed out to retire and

5:13

it feels devastating to me. You know,

5:15

you know, coming here and packing up

5:17

my bags, you know, and not knowing

5:20

when I'm gonna get a next

5:22

paycheck, you know, it's, you know, it's

5:24

devastating. Yeah, you know, you know, it

5:26

is, you know, like packing up my

5:29

bags, like, you know, like, I've

5:31

been working like, you know, you know,

5:33

in education, you know, like for 35,

5:35

you know, you know, you know, you

5:38

know, you know, you know, like,

5:40

you know, you know, like, you know,

5:42

like, you know, you know, you know,

5:45

you know, like, you know, like, you

5:47

know, you know, you know, like, you

5:49

know, you know, you know, like,

5:51

like, you know, you know, like, like,

5:54

like, you know, like, you know, you

5:56

know, like, like, like, you know, you

5:58

know, you You know, like I've

6:00

been like like educating like you know

6:03

for 35, you know, and all of

6:05

a sudden, you know, it's like, you

6:07

know, I come into work. like

6:09

you know and now like I'm you

6:12

know gone like like like like just

6:14

like that you know and so you

6:16

know I don't know how I educate

6:19

people you know without a job

6:21

you know without you know having like

6:23

you know I've been here like 35

6:25

years you know like I've been like

6:28

you know like I've been here

6:30

you know and now like I'm you

6:32

know gone like like like just like

6:34

that you know like that you know

6:37

like that it's not fair you

6:39

know You know, because you know, kids

6:41

are not going to be like, you

6:43

know, educated, like, you know, if I

6:46

don't have a job. You know what

6:48

I'm saying? Yeah, you do, right?

6:50

You can dig it, right? Okay. So,

6:52

I got this report from the wonderful,

6:55

gracious, lovely, beautiful, intellectually gifted. Princess

6:58

of Policy, Princess Diana,

7:00

and I've read it,

7:03

I said this cannot,

7:05

I cannot believe what

7:07

I'm reading, but yes

7:10

I can. And here

7:12

is what I got.

7:15

It was a social

7:17

media post put out

7:19

by the U.S. Department

7:22

of Education. You know,

7:24

like the one like,

7:27

you know, that, you

7:29

know, is like supposed

7:31

to be, you know,

7:34

educating the kids, like,

7:36

you know, like, you

7:39

know, American kids like

7:41

supposed to be, You

7:43

know people like been

7:46

there like 35 years,

7:48

you know trying to

7:51

like educate kids, you

7:53

know what I'm saying?

7:56

that allowed colleges and

7:58

universities in California and

8:01

Oregon to divert federal

8:04

trio funds. They were

8:06

meant for low income

8:09

students, first generation college

8:12

students, and individuals with

8:14

disabilities. They diverted that

8:17

money to illegal. immigrants.

8:19

That program, those waivers,

8:22

have now been revoked

8:25

under the Trump administration.

8:27

So this is what

8:30

your Department of Education

8:32

was doing with your

8:35

money. I want you

8:38

to understand that. We're

8:40

talking California and Oregon.

8:43

California? Yes, that means

8:45

Los Angeles. By the

8:48

way, population of Los

8:51

Angeles, that would be

8:53

attending. Low income, who

8:56

would those people be?

8:59

Would they be some

9:01

of the Nepo babies

9:04

from Hollywood? Perhaps not,

9:06

I don't think so.

9:09

They would be your

9:12

average, you know, how

9:14

do they like to

9:17

say? Many of them

9:19

would perhaps include people

9:22

of color. People of

9:25

color. People of color,

9:27

colors, color people would

9:30

be color people, people

9:33

of color would be

9:35

many of them. And

9:38

the Department of Education

9:40

under Joe Biden, Kamala

9:43

Harris, had allowed waivers

9:46

to take funds away

9:48

from low income people,

9:51

people, people of color.

9:53

People, people of color.

9:57

Some of them many

9:59

of them to take

10:01

money away from people

10:03

of color, low-income individuals,

10:05

first-generation college students, students

10:08

who came from impoverished

10:10

backgrounds, never had anybody,

10:12

first one, in many

10:14

cases, first time in

10:16

the family, that they

10:19

get a chance to

10:21

go to college. In

10:23

America, Americans, first time

10:25

ever going to college,

10:27

they took those monies

10:30

from the people of

10:32

color. from the low

10:34

income people, from the

10:36

first generation college students,

10:39

and from individuals who

10:41

had disabilities. Think about

10:43

that, disabilities, that can

10:45

mean anything, from suffering

10:47

from autistic... from any

10:50

number of disabilities that

10:52

are out there. They

10:54

took the money. and

10:58

gave it to

11:00

illegal immigrants. And

11:02

you want to

11:04

tell me, ladies

11:06

and gentlemen, that

11:08

it is Donald

11:10

Trump, Linda McMahon,

11:12

that are destroying

11:14

education in this

11:17

country? Really? By

11:19

actually giving the

11:21

states more control

11:23

of the money?

11:27

and by cutting down

11:29

on the bureaucracy and

11:31

putting that money in

11:33

the classrooms. The rush

11:35

hour is on the air.

11:38

Attention ditto heads. Attention both

11:40

scouts on the Red Apple

11:43

podcast network. Before I get

11:45

to terrorists, before I get

11:47

to any of this stuff,

11:50

it's from Tennessee. Harry, welcome.

11:52

How are you welcome, Harry?

11:55

I'm good,

11:58

Bo. I

12:01

saw you a comment. You

12:03

have to tell me this

12:05

comment. Democrats have gone from

12:08

burning crosses to burning Tesla's.

12:10

That says it all. Harry?

12:12

Yes, sir. It says it

12:15

all. Democrats have gone from

12:17

burning crosses to burning Tesla's.

12:19

Harry, I'm so glad you

12:22

listened. Thank you. Wanted to

12:24

get that in. Thank you

12:26

very much. So since we're

12:29

on phones, Harry, thank you.

12:31

Since we're on phones, let's

12:34

go to South Carolina and

12:36

speak with Mike. Mike, how

12:38

are you doing this afternoon?

12:41

How are you doing? Well,

12:43

I spoke to you briefly

12:45

on Saturday. I have to

12:48

call another Saturday. I talk

12:50

music. You know, there's so

12:52

much stuff going on in

12:55

our country. with Elon and

12:57

the riots and demonstrations and

12:59

Maxine waters with her rhetoric

13:02

and the other one jackaling

13:04

whatever her name is whatever

13:07

everyone talks about Jasmine Jasmine

13:09

that would be Jasmine okay

13:11

Jasmine okay and you know

13:14

what people chill out listen

13:16

to some music it's good

13:18

for the body mind spirit

13:21

and soul and shout out

13:23

he's probably off I grew

13:25

up not too far away

13:28

from Bob, but he was

13:30

wrong. But keep doing it,

13:32

Bo. I want to see

13:35

you, Mike. Appreciate the call

13:37

so much. Thank you very

13:39

much. Let us check in

13:42

with Sean in Connecticut. How

13:44

are you, Sean? Welcome. Okay,

13:47

hi, Bo. Thank you for

13:49

taking my call. I wanted

13:51

to talk to you about

13:54

Miss Rosa Delora, out of

13:56

New Haven, Connecticut. Yes, yes,

13:58

yes, yes. She of the

14:01

purple hair fame. Yes, yeah,

14:03

so she she was she's

14:05

a Congresswoman. She lives in

14:08

the city of New Haven

14:10

She's lived in a nice

14:12

mansion over by Yale campus.

14:15

If you took a quarter

14:17

mile drive over the hill,

14:20

over into another area of

14:22

the city where it was

14:24

mostly a black neighborhood, high

14:27

in crime, poverty, but nevertheless,

14:29

she had children. And her

14:31

children did not attend public

14:34

schools. What? And her husband,

14:36

who is Jewish, carries her

14:38

last name. You never hear

14:41

her or him speak out

14:43

against the stuff that's going

14:45

on with the anti-Semitism and

14:48

the like. So, I mean,

14:50

she has a lot of

14:53

nerve to say what she

14:55

does. My family is, as

14:57

long as she can keep

15:00

inner-city children in poverty, that's

15:02

their goal as far as

15:04

I'm... Thank you. Thank you.

15:07

Sean, thank you. As long

15:09

as they can keep dependent

15:11

people dependent, they can always

15:14

cry to be the saviors

15:16

of the people that depend

15:18

on them. So while she's

15:21

saying who is going to

15:23

destroy education... Who has destroyed

15:25

education in Blue City after

15:28

Blue City in Blue Cities

15:30

all over America? Which party

15:33

runs it? Which party has

15:35

presided over the failure of

15:37

public schools for as many

15:40

decades as we can remember?

15:42

It will be her party.

15:44

James Golden Snerley. When we

15:47

get back, we have some

15:49

other news that broke today.

15:53

and my good friend Ed Shea

15:55

is going to join us. We'll

15:57

explain all of that. Rush?

16:01

It's the rush hour with Bo

16:03

Snurdley. On the Red Apple podcast

16:05

network. Ed, welcome my friend, how

16:07

are you? James, it's a bittersweet

16:09

day. Thank you for inviting me

16:11

and you know as a member

16:13

of Johnny's team we knew this

16:16

day was coming. I mean we

16:18

saw sort of the decline in

16:20

the memory over the past couple

16:22

years and the last engagement we

16:24

did. was up at the Foxwoods

16:26

casino and of course when John

16:28

sang it was absolutely heavenly you

16:30

know goose bump time when he

16:33

had to speak you know you

16:35

know he got to the point

16:37

where he was introducing for instance

16:39

his drummer of 42 years he

16:41

would have to have a sheet

16:43

of paper in front of them

16:45

so again it's a sad thing

16:47

you know that memory loss as

16:50

you get into your guide your

16:52

80s and your 90s and John

16:54

would have been 90s so look

16:56

fortunately I will be on the

16:58

last two dates which are right

17:00

here while Shipensburg Pennsylvania and out

17:02

in Bergen Pack, which I heard

17:05

is already sold out at the

17:07

Bergen Pack Center in Egglewood. And

17:09

you know, us musicians were rather

17:11

jaded. We've seen it all. We've

17:13

played with everybody. I can't tell

17:15

you. We would rehearse John with

17:17

the local orchestras for maybe two

17:19

hours. Some orchestras like Atlantic City.

17:22

Bang, we knocked off in an

17:24

hour and then John would work

17:26

with just the rhythm section. And

17:28

I've never seen musicians hang around.

17:30

Usually when that final note is

17:32

done, they're either hitting a restaurant

17:34

or just hanging out, or if

17:36

you're in Atlantic City, you're walking

17:39

the boardwalk, they would stay to

17:41

listen to John, just do his

17:43

vocal warm-ups with the rhythm section

17:45

and go through bits and pieces

17:47

of, you know, my foolish heart

17:49

or misty, or one photographs with

17:51

him. I told you before James

17:53

he was the most generous, the

17:56

kindest human being in the world.

17:58

It's going to be a tough

18:00

last show doing that. I mean,

18:02

I worked with them originally. I

18:04

think it was February or January

18:06

of 1970 at the Latin Casino.

18:08

And I would remind John, you

18:11

know, this is what we did

18:13

two shows a night, eight and

18:15

11, for seven days. And I

18:17

just watched them on a repeat

18:19

of, you know, Me TV this

18:21

past Sunday. doing a live tribute

18:23

of Richard Rogers years ago from

18:25

the Hollywood ball with John Davidson

18:28

and the Lenin sisters and he

18:30

sang Johnny one note and he

18:32

held on the one note and

18:34

it was like God I can't

18:36

wait to see John to ask

18:38

him about that performance but you

18:40

know I tend not to do

18:42

it because I don't think you

18:45

know he remembers everything and listen

18:47

don't ask me more my glasses

18:49

are right now James because I'll

18:51

be looking all over for five

18:53

pairs of the dollars to our

18:55

glasses so But John is just,

18:57

it's been a great journey and

18:59

of course I'm going to miss

19:02

him and I'm going to miss

19:04

the guys and I'm going to

19:06

miss all the local musicians that

19:08

I've met in, you know, Los

19:10

Angeles and Las Vegas and Boston

19:12

and DC, you know, if they

19:14

don't, if we don't know each

19:17

other's names, there's always hugs. It's

19:19

always that, that camaraderie of making

19:21

great music and again after the

19:23

job just doing our big social

19:25

hang with the rhythm section. So

19:27

yeah, we knew it was coming

19:29

and it still leaves a little

19:31

empty hole in your heart, you

19:34

know. Yeah, but then let's celebrate

19:36

for a moment. Yeah. How many,

19:38

how many icons in this industry,

19:40

how many people can say that

19:42

they have spent seven decades of

19:44

their life, seven decades on the

19:46

stage. performing and still have it

19:48

and still have the have the

19:51

voice still have the magic. Johnny

19:53

Mathis has been performing since the

19:55

1950s. Yes, well to answer your

19:57

question there's no one right now

19:59

because of course we lost Frank

20:01

Sinatra and then Tony Bennett went

20:03

into his 90s and John was

20:06

the last and I always felt

20:08

bad that he never got those

20:10

Kennedy Center Awards. I don't think

20:12

John was ever invited to that

20:14

and you're talking about the 50s.

20:16

I often think when I was

20:18

having dinner with John and the

20:20

guys when they give us catering.

20:23

I can remember being on the

20:25

beach in Wildwood, New Jersey with

20:27

my mom and dad, and my

20:29

dad had this little seared silver

20:31

tone, AM radio, you know, that

20:33

worked on batteries and I would

20:35

hear Johnny singing and Papoon, and

20:37

here I am dining with this

20:40

guy and then backing him up.

20:42

Yeah, no, this is the end

20:44

of this era of the saloon

20:46

singer, the nightclub singer, this is

20:48

it, James, but it's been... It's

20:50

just a wonderful experience and you

20:52

know you're so attuned to the

20:54

whole music industry that you would

20:57

reach out to me you know

20:59

I mean one day you know

21:01

you could be talking with Omar

21:03

Hakeem about doing a funk date

21:05

and you know then we can

21:07

be talking about Johnny Mathis and

21:09

of course John did two albums

21:12

with Tom Bell, it's Sigma down

21:14

at Philly and we had that

21:16

great hit with Denise Williams too

21:18

much too little too late. And

21:20

he was just a beautiful guy,

21:22

you know, he did a couple

21:24

albums in Nashville. I mean, he

21:26

never let Grass grow under his

21:29

feet. He was always looking a

21:31

little something to do. And for

21:33

years, we used to open with

21:35

the Philly International Medley Stone in

21:37

Love, and I forget the other

21:39

tune, but it was like, what

21:41

a great opening. You know, I

21:43

felt like... Well, I hope it

21:46

would stop looking, listen to your

21:48

heart, because he did that on

21:50

the I'm Coming Home Home album

21:52

album, and it was a Tom

21:54

Bellenrangement and it was awesome, and

21:56

it was awesome. and you know

21:58

hopefully on our last two engagements

22:00

we still do uh... betcha by

22:03

golly well and for years he

22:05

did uh... you make feel brand

22:07

new and he always gave Tom

22:09

a plug. He said, you know,

22:11

I was famous Philly producer Tom

22:13

Bell and I would, whenever I

22:15

could get to it at Tom,

22:18

I would let him know, hey

22:20

Tom, your name was mentioned. Oh

22:22

yes, Mr. O'Shea. So, you know,

22:24

James, it's just been wonderful and

22:26

like I said, it's going to

22:28

be a tough final night on

22:30

that May 18th at the Bergen

22:32

pack, you know, just packing up

22:35

the music for the last time.

22:37

Maybe we'll be able to speak

22:39

with you after the show or

22:41

before that show and I want

22:43

you to I want to thank

22:45

you so much for spending some

22:47

time with us today and this

22:49

and and we will talk further

22:52

You know I got nothing but

22:54

love for you ad you God

22:56

bless you and thank you so

22:58

much for inviting me into your

23:00

into your world and letting my

23:02

voice be heard around the world

23:04

with W A D C radio.

23:06

Thank you. Thank you so much.

23:09

Appreciate you. Ed Shea, ladies and

23:11

gentlemen, he's out working with Johnny

23:13

Mathis who again today has announced

23:15

his retirement. They had show schedule

23:17

for the rest of the year,

23:19

they're not going to do it.

23:21

They're going to stop after the

23:24

May show and it ends at

23:26

Bergenbach, interestingly enough. That's it for

23:28

Johnny Mathis. All right, let's get

23:30

to some things. I want to

23:32

get to really quickly. The signal

23:34

business is still going on. We

23:36

gotta hand it to Doug Collins.

23:38

Doug Collins is absolutely Prince, dealing

23:41

with Caitlin. Count over at CNN.

23:43

This is that exchange. Do you

23:45

believe that a mistake was made

23:47

here, though, to have this conversation,

23:49

to add a reporter, and to

23:51

have it on an un-supported, unclassified

23:53

group setting? Okay, Linda, I've just

23:55

told you. I've just answered the

23:58

question. I wasn't part of it.

24:00

And, you know, I'm not going

24:02

to speculate more than what the

24:04

President's already talked about and those

24:06

who've been involved have talked about.

24:08

We would love to talk about

24:10

the veterans. Yeah, and I do

24:12

have questions about the veterans, but

24:15

given what we saw with the

24:17

group chat and how this was

24:19

used, you are a member of

24:21

the cabinet. Is this something that

24:23

you use? Well, Kaylin, as soon

24:25

as you're undoubtedly do not want

24:27

to talk about the VA, I

24:30

have a question as VA secretary,

24:32

is cabinet, I want to ask

24:34

you, because I've been curious about

24:36

this, because my job is to

24:38

take care of veterans, and I

24:40

would like to know why CNN

24:42

is hostile to veterans, especially one

24:44

in Florida, where you just had

24:47

a $5 million defamation suit, taking

24:49

offense at a veteran who was

24:51

trying to help people. In fact,

24:53

one of your employees actually said,

24:55

Are you really concerned about veterans?

24:57

So if we don't want to

24:59

talk about veterans now, you want

25:01

to talk about everything else? I'd

25:04

like to hear from CNN as

25:06

the veteran cabinet secretary, why CNN

25:08

seems to have a problem with

25:10

veterans. Well, Mr. Secretary, respectfully, my

25:12

question was about whether or not

25:14

he was a member of the

25:16

cabinet. Use this, and respectfully, I'm

25:18

conducting the investigation. And I do

25:21

have a lot of questions for

25:23

you on Veterans Affairs, but I

25:25

don't think that it would be...

25:27

I'm going to ask... What you

25:29

want to do is... What you

25:31

want to do is talk about

25:33

the cabinet... And if you want

25:36

to continue this like this, that's

25:38

fine, but there are VA employees

25:40

who are working very hard. They're

25:42

veterans who get their care, from

25:44

the VA. And it does me

25:46

no good to speculate on something

25:48

that I've already asked and answered.

25:50

So I've asked and answered your

25:53

question. Why don't you answer mine?

25:55

Are you still this person still

25:57

employed who said they were going

25:59

to nail one of my veterans?

26:01

Who you had to do a

26:03

$5 million award jury because of

26:05

defamation? And then you settled the

26:07

case. Answer my question. a good

26:10

run. This cut eight Jonas from

26:12

the White House with with Caroline

26:14

Leavitt press secretary. The first bombs

26:16

will definitely drop. Does the president

26:18

feel that he was misled by

26:20

his national security advisors, whoever it

26:22

was that told him there was

26:25

no classified information in there now

26:27

that he's seen these messages? I've

26:29

now been asked and answered this

26:31

question three times by the both

26:33

of you, and I've given you

26:35

my answer, the president feels the

26:37

same, today, as he did yesterday.

26:39

Go ahead, Philip. I'm not taking

26:42

your follow-up. I'm not taking your

26:44

follow-up. I'm not taking your follow-up.

26:46

I'm not taking your follow-up. No

26:48

follow up for you now. Cut

26:50

six. This is on the signal

26:52

business. Needs no setup from me.

26:54

Just here it is. We are

26:56

not going to be lectured about

26:59

national security and American troops by

27:01

Democrats in the mainstream media who

27:03

turned the other cheek when the

27:05

Biden administration because of their incompetence

27:07

left 13 service members dead in

27:09

Afghanistan and not a single person.

27:11

and the previous administration was held

27:13

accountable for that botched withdrawal. Joe

27:16

Biden said, in fact, it was

27:18

a great operation. That is despicable.

27:20

It's unacceptable to this president and

27:22

the Secretary of Defense. The National

27:24

Security Advisor has taken responsibility for

27:26

this inadvertent number being added to

27:28

the messaging thread, but above all,

27:31

we take the lives of our

27:33

troops, safety, security, prosperity around the

27:35

globe with the utmost series. This

27:40

is the rush hour with Bo

27:42

Snurdley on the Red Apple podcast

27:44

network. James Golden, aka Bo Snurdley,

27:46

presents rapid phones. Let's start with

27:49

Sandra in New Jersey because you

27:51

call two days and I didn't

27:53

get you in. How you doing

27:55

Sandra? Oh, I'm doing okay, James.

27:58

I had a nice day. It's

28:00

really nice outside. You know, James,

28:02

I was thinking about Mark Stein.

28:04

How is he feeling? How is

28:07

he doing? I know you went

28:09

on cruises with him in the

28:11

past and is he ever going

28:13

to come back on the show?

28:16

I miss you two. I do.

28:18

Well, I don't know about that.

28:20

You know, Mark is so busy

28:22

and he's got so many things

28:25

going on. I haven't caught up

28:27

with him in a long time.

28:29

But I see his post on

28:31

social media. I know he was

28:34

doing GB stuff. He had that

28:36

unfortunate row with that lawsuit that

28:38

was going on DC, which was

28:40

totally stacked against him. And he

28:42

really, to me, this was a

28:45

no-brainer. But this is this same,

28:47

I believe it's the same DC

28:49

court circuit that is... doing what

28:51

they're doing with President Trump. But

28:54

I will make inquiries, Sandra, and

28:56

thank you for the question. Love

28:58

it. Thank you so much. Liz,

29:00

and Yonkers, New York, you're next,

29:03

how are you? Hi, I'm wondering

29:05

about the Sky Goldberg from the

29:07

Atlantic. How did he get his

29:09

phone number under a cabinet member's

29:12

name on every phone of every

29:14

cabinet member? I think it's espionage.

29:16

I don't think that the Trump

29:18

administration's administration. typed it in on

29:21

purpose somebody who put the phone

29:23

list together the contact well you

29:25

know there's a lot of interest

29:27

going around mr. waltz in this

29:30

case in fact I saw another

29:32

Paul Sperry had a post yeah

29:34

and I don't know whether this

29:36

is something that I want to

29:39

believe or not but This entire

29:41

Jeffrey Goldberg thing and Walsh, believe

29:43

me, there are going to be

29:45

a lot of questions answered about

29:48

this over the next few days.

29:50

I don't have the answer to

29:52

those questions. And like you, there

29:54

are things that I want to

29:57

know. No. Thank you so much.

29:59

Swami and is that right? Swami

30:01

in Brooklyn. Hello. Right. Hey. Hey

30:03

Jay. Oh my God. I love

30:05

your show man. I listen to

30:08

it all the time. I know

30:10

you were short on time. I

30:12

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30:14

here 44 years. I'm still on

30:17

a green card. And it's amazing

30:19

why people want to destroy this

30:21

country. I don't get it. I

30:23

would like you to explain it

30:26

to me. Why they hate Donald

30:28

Trump so much. I'll hang up

30:30

and listen to you. Thank you.

30:32

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30:35

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30:37

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30:39

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30:41

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30:44

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30:46

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30:48

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