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Rush Hour with James Golden,
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Welcome, my friends, to the It's
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And of course,
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as with any
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day, lots
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going on. We
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begin this
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week with
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the 100th day. It's called the
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100th day week. This is
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the week where the 100th day
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of the Donald Trump 47 administration
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happens.
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That will come. Day
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after tomorrow, I believe, is the 100th day, but
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already we are
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seeing action and more
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action, especially on
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the immigration front. Cut
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one, Carlos. Let us
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start with Caroline Levitt. Donald
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Trump's, of course, amazing
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press secretary and
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she speaks about what will
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be happening during this 100
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day. Today,
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we kick off 100 -day week with
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a focus on the president's historic effort
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to secure our southern border. Later
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this afternoon, President Trump will sign
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an executive order on law and order
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in another executive order on sanctuary
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cities. The first EO will
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strengthen and unleash America's law
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enforcement to pursue criminals and protect
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innocent citizens. The second
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EO is centered around protecting American
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communities from criminal aliens, and it
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will direct the Attorney General and
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Secretary of Homeland Security to publish
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a list of state and local
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jurisdictions that obstruct the enforcement
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of federal immigration laws. After
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these are signed, the president
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will have signed more than 140
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executive orders already, rapidly approaching
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the total number signed by the
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Biden administration over the course
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of four years in office. Now,
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what that means
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just identifying and publishing
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the list isn't everything
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that takes place. The
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cities and states who are
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on that list that
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Caroline Levitt referred to could
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face a cutoff in federal
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funding, possible
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criminal and civil
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lawsuits, If they
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refuse to change their
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ways, if they still
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insist on remaining quote
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unquote sanctuary cities, it's
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quite simple. Ms.
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Levitt said, obey the law,
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respect the law, don't obstruct
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federal immigration officials and law
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enforcement officials when they are
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simply trying to remove public
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safety threats from our nation's
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communities. We
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will have a little bit more on that. A
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little bit later, but there
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have been two things that took
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place over the weekend. The
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headline in the
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Daily Mail earlier this
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afternoon. Exclusive.
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Exclusive. Breaking.
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Exclusive. Migrant
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scene with Ice
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Barbies. Kristi Noem's Gucci
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bag. an American Express
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after snatching purse from DC
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restaurant, an illegal immigrant. This
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is just so ironic, isn't
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it? An illegal immigrant
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has been charged with the
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robbery that took place of
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the woman that they now call Ice Barbie, DHS
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Secretary Christine Ohm. He
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immediately, apparently after robbing the
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bag, used her credit
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cards, for a quote
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-unquote boozy night in
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DC. Mario Bustamante
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Liva, 49 years old, arrested
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this week after robbing
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Noam at the Capitol Burger
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restaurant downtown DC, took
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over three grand in cash.
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Her Gucci bag
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also took off with her
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makeup bag, driver's license, passport,
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medication, apartment keys, DHS, access
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bag, and some blank
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checks. in
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new documents obtained
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by DailyMail .com. It
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is claimed that Bustamante Gleave has
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then immediately went to sit at
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a nearby bar in the end.
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And Yolo, a restaurante
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Italian restaurant, where he
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stayed until midnight. He
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spent about $205 .87 in
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the bar, drinking
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apparently, fell asleep at an outdoor
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table at the restaurant until
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7 .30 the next morning. Then
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he called police officers to say
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his bag containing a Chilean
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passport and $1 ,000 in cash
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had been stolen from him. This
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guy has been in the United
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States illegally for years, believed
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to be part of a
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wider robbery organization that
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terrorizes East Coast, he's Chilean.
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He was one of
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London's most prolific
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robbers, had a career
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of robbery overseas in
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the UK. jail
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there for three years
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after stealing over twenty seven
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thousand dollars close to
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twenty eight grand worth of
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telephones wallets and computers
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in just five months no
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fixed address jobless
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father of three
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yet he makes it over here
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somehow through our borders with
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all of that and steals
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the
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Purse of the
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DHS Secretary and
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illegal immigrant while he
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has been caught And now
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this one when I when I
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got this next update I immediately
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thought of the countess of conspiracy
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because For while we wondered whether
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we would get to the truth
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of this or whether there was a
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darker conspiracy at work It
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turns out it wasn't a
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dark conspiracy. We
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now have
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the identities of
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both involved. It
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was April 9th, my friends,
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on this very show
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that we broke the news
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to many of you
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of what had taken
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place on a New York
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City R train. Then
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we did not know
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the man, the persons,
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the victim. We
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do now. 37
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years old, Hodelhay
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Gonzalez, smoked
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a cigarette on the train. After
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lighting up, smoking the
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cigarette on the train, the
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R train, Mr.
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Gonzalez
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died. That
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would have been the end of the story,
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except, what
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a hey Gonzalez. While
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exiting the body. Story
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did not end. That's
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because another gentleman
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who at the time
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was unknown and up
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until now has
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been unknown, decided that
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he wanted
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Mr. Gonzalez dead
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or alive. Dead,
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it didn't matter. Now
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we know his name, Felix
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Rojas. Discovering
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the dead body
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of Jorge Gonzalez, Mr.
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Rojas, 44 years
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old of Bensonhurst, decided
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that
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he would rob
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Mr. Gonzalez in more than
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one way. He
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robbed him of
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what material possessions
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he could find
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and then Mr.
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Jorge Gonzalez
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orally
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and annually
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raped the
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body
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of the expired
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Jorge Gonzalez. A
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short time later, after he
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had been taken, abused,
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used, in
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ways that many of us just
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cannot believe would happen, Mr.
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Gonzalez was robbed a
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second time. Someone
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else came. A
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woman. and
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try to rob him
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of what was left. And
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it wasn't much. The
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case was
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broken
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after the son
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of Felix Rojas
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recognized his father
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in security footage.
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He couldn't believe that his
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daddy He
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could not believe that
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his daddy would
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abuse the departed
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Jorge
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Gonzalez in
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such
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vile ways
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But It
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turned out
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it was indeed his daddy Now
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Felix Rojas has
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been taken
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into custody is
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charged with
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rape Had no
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previous
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criminal history
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Such a
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tragic story, but
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we are thankful to
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know that this
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was not part of
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some broad Conspiracy It
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was happenstance as
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it were. Mr.
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Rojas of Bensonhurst, Brooklyn is
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expected to be arraigned
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today in
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criminal court
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after being
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accused of
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orally and
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behind sex
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with
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the corpse. of
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37 -year -old
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Jorge
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James Golden, entertaining and
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informative on the Red Apple
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podcast network. I
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really am like I'm not gonna
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lie to you. I had no
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intense tensions on paying my student
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loans back. Like I really have
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not. Like my model was they
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gonna get it back in blood,
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but apparently they're trying to get
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it back in blood. So, um, yeah.
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I'm about to just go for broke, pack
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a bag, take my dog, and get the
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f*** out of the United States to see
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what happens. Like, literally, what's the worst
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that could happen? At this point.
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Really? Really?
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Um, it counts as a conspiracy.
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Very disappointed in my update. Look,
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I wanted to make sure that
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everybody knew that this wasn't some
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alien invasion. This
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was just... of your
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regular pervert invasions
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not an alien invasion
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and I do a lot
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of research finding stories to
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keep every everybody. She's accused
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me of being sick You
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can't just a conspiracy. I need
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serious help for what I
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I look at things in the news
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I scour the news day and
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night to find things to report what's
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going on. She says stories not
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worth it So
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unappreciative And
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she told me I give you better stories
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you and I use some of the
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stories Once in a while that the countess
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of conspiracy sends me to because there
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are things that like you know
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anyway Just keeping
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you informed Let us
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go very quickly to
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cut number two Eugene
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Daniels the big White
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House event the correspondence dinner
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was this weekend Wouldn't
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know it didn't get that much
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coverage like it usually does
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because Trump wasn't there President wasn't
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there because pretty much the
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White House Correspondence Association is being
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reduced to a nothing organization
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But here's the head of it
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Eugene Daniels and this is
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one of the during his speech weird
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journalists are a lot of things We
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are competitive and pushy. We
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are impatient and sometimes we
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think we know everything But we're
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also human We miss
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our families and significant life moments
15:09
in service to this job. We care
15:12
deeply about accuracy and take seriously
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every responsibility of being stewards of
15:16
the trust. What a joke. What
15:19
we are not is the opposition. What
15:22
we are not is the enemy of the people
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and what we are not is the enemy of
15:26
the state. Yeah,
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you can clap with your hands all you
15:35
want to. and but guess
15:37
what in many ways you
15:39
have proven to be the
15:41
enemy of the people because you
15:43
only cover one side you're
15:45
not interested and i'm speaking
15:47
of the mainstream legacy media
15:49
especially the white house press
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corps of that ilk from
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the mainstream press
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negative negative negative
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tds all the
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time One of the
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reasons why the American
16:05
people's faith in the
16:07
media institutions is so low at
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the moment is because of the track
16:11
record of those people that he is
16:13
lauding as not being the enemy of
16:16
the people the people of the United
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States at least half of them Do
16:20
not see it that way coming back shortly. Don't
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go away The
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the Red Apple Podcast Network.
16:33
Has put up about 100 posters of
16:35
what they say are unauthorized immigrants who
16:37
have been arrested for violent crimes. You
16:39
can see them there. They put them
16:41
up on the driveway of the White
16:43
House. If you look here, that's the
16:45
West Wing just at the forefront, the
16:47
executive mansion itself to the left. But
16:50
what's particularly noteworthy about this
16:52
location, is it is right
16:54
directly behind the positions where TV
16:56
correspondents do their hits from the
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White House lawn. So therefore, no
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matter what network you're on, that
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includes MSNBC, if
17:05
you're doing a hit from the White House
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right now, those pictures will be behind you.
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The White House doing a briefing in about
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a half hour about what they're doing here.
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Another reason, my friends, to
17:19
love the Trump administration. James
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Golden is narrowly with you
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here elections in Canada
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today my
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friends So far
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the pre -election
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surveys Are showing
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that Prime
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Minister Mark
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Kearney Has a
17:42
slight advantage over the
17:44
conservative leader Pierre
17:47
Poivier Who used to
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be up 25 points before the
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tariffs Are
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you sure it's the Tariffs and not the way he choose
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an apple? It's
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the Tariffs, plus there were
18:01
some other things beside the Tariffs. For
18:04
instance, and this was
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unreported. Thank
18:09
you, that's Peter the Tariff of
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Chicago and then his own
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brilliant career. This
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was not reported widely in the
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United States. You know, one of
18:20
the things Polyeth has been railing
18:22
about is immigration, immigration, immigration, illegal
18:25
immigration. And you
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would think that if there
18:29
was some story concerning immigration, it
18:31
would be widely reported everywhere.
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It wasn't. Down here it
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was up there down here. They only
18:37
say Donald Trump Donald Trump Donald Trump
18:40
is the reason that he's not a
18:42
leader Donald Trump the reason that he
18:44
lost his it there was a story
18:46
that and I wouldn't have known about
18:48
it except for my Canadian journalist friend
18:50
They'd be Pellshade who said to
18:52
me have you seen the story
18:54
on pulling of us? No,
18:56
what story the story that despite
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all this talk about immigration
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He and his family bit
19:05
over backwards to help
19:07
an illegal immigrant member.
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It was the family
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and they
19:14
pretty much sheltered
19:16
an illegal immigrant. The
19:18
wife, that's the long and short of
19:20
the story. I'll have to dig out
19:22
the facts. But that's the way the
19:24
story at least was perceived. Total
19:27
hypocrisy on
19:30
police. It was hard to believe. Now
19:32
that story made a lot of
19:34
waves up north It got
19:36
nothing in the media here because
19:39
the media here is all
19:41
about Donald Trump Donald Trump is
19:43
the reason for all ills
19:45
for the people that have TDS
19:47
in our now in fact,
19:49
let's continue with this
19:52
dinner that used to
19:54
be a big deal and now it
19:56
is becoming highly irrelevant, which
19:58
is the White House Correspondents Association Dinner.
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This is Alex Thompson, Cut
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3, who won an
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award. Listen to
20:07
this. President Biden's decline
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and its cover -up
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by the people around him is
20:14
a reminder that every White House,
20:16
regardless of party, is
20:18
capable of deception. But
20:22
being truth -tellers also means telling the
20:24
truth about ourselves. We,
20:27
myself included, missed
20:30
a lot of this story. And
20:32
some people trust us less because of it. We
20:36
bear some responsibility
20:38
for faith in the
20:40
media being at such lows. Yay,
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yes, let's self -fragulate. Let's
20:49
self -flagellate for a moment.
20:51
I say this because acknowledging
20:53
errors builds trust. Right.
20:58
Okay, so Caroline Leverett at the
21:00
press conference, the White House press,
21:02
was asked about that, cut for,
21:05
and this is how she responded. Alex
21:07
Thompson said at the White House Correspondent's Center, and
21:09
I'm going to read his quote, We
21:19
myself included missed a lot of this
21:21
story and some people trust us less because
21:23
of it. Can you comment on those
21:25
remarks and whether you agree with that assessment?
21:28
I do agree with that assessment from
21:30
Alex Thompson who I understand won an award
21:32
for writing a story. months
21:34
and perhaps years after the American
21:36
people already knew that story to be
21:38
true. Millions of Americans watched our
21:40
mentally incompetent president struggle with his day
21:42
-to -day duties of this office. We watched
21:44
our country be ran into the ground
21:47
as a result. And nobody
21:49
in the media wanted to write
21:51
about that, talk about it. There
21:53
were many reporters, I will say,
21:55
right -leaning reporters who did talk
21:57
about that, who didn't get awards,
21:59
didn't get coverage. In fact, they were
22:01
lambasted for their coverage. I remember
22:03
being on President Trump's campaign, talking
22:05
about Joe Biden's clear mental incompetence
22:07
and being accused by people in
22:09
this room of manufacturing deep fake
22:11
videos, trying to persuade the public
22:13
into not believing what they saw
22:15
with their own eyes for many
22:18
years. And I think it's about
22:20
time the legacy media finally admits
22:22
that was one of the greatest
22:24
coverups and scandals that ever took
22:26
place in American history. And certainly
22:28
it did contribute to the decline
22:30
in the trust that Americans have
22:32
for the legacy media. Which,
22:34
by the way, is why we've made many changes to
22:36
this briefing room in this White House. It's long overdue.
22:39
And it doesn't end there. Let's go
22:41
to cut six very quickly. Marco Rubio
22:44
was on Meet the Depressed with that
22:46
woman. Kristen Walker and
22:48
listen just the way that she
22:50
frames the story. And I love
22:52
the way that Marco Rubio swats
22:54
it down. Check this out. Let's
22:56
talk now about some new reporting that
22:58
came in overnight. I want to
23:00
just go through it for you and
23:02
for our audience. Three U
23:05
.S. citizen children have been deported
23:07
with their mothers. Now this
23:09
is according to the Washington Post.
23:11
The family's lawyer says one
23:13
of them is a four -year -old
23:15
with stage four cancer. are
23:17
deported without medication or ability to
23:19
contact doctors. The family's lawyers
23:21
are also saying their clients were
23:23
denied communication with family and
23:26
legal representatives before being deported. And
23:28
it's raising concerns about the issue
23:30
of due process that it's
23:32
being violated. So let me ask
23:34
you, is everyone
23:36
on US soil citizens
23:38
and non -citizens entitled to
23:40
due process? Yes,
23:43
of course, but let me tell you
23:45
it looks an immigration standing the laws are
23:47
very specific if you're in this country unlawfully
23:49
You have no right to be here and
23:51
you must be removed. That's what the law
23:53
says somehow over the last 20 years
23:55
We've completely lost this notion that somehow want
23:58
or completely adopted this idea that yes We have
24:00
immigration laws, but once you come into our
24:02
country illegally it triggers all kinds of rights
24:04
that can keep you here indefinitely That's why
24:06
we were being flooded at the border and
24:08
we've ended that and that's why you don't
24:10
you see a historically low number of people not
24:12
just trying to cross our border trying to
24:14
cross the border in the Panama all the
24:16
way down in the Darien Gap I mean
24:18
it's been a huge help for those countries
24:20
as well on the headline that's a misleading
24:22
headline okay three US citizens ages four seven
24:24
and two were not deported their mothers who
24:26
are legally in this country were deported the
24:28
children went with their mothers there those children are
24:30
US citizens they can come back into the
24:32
United States if there's their father or someone
24:34
here who wants to assume them but ultimately
24:36
who was deported was their mother whose their
24:39
mothers who were here illegally the children just
24:41
went with their others. But it
24:43
wasn't like you guys make it sound like ICE agents
24:45
kick down the door and grab the two -year -old and threw
24:47
him on an airplane. That's misleading. That's
24:49
just not true. Just to be clear, because I do
24:51
want to get to the overhaul at the State Department,
24:54
is it the U .S. policy to
24:56
deport children, even U .S. citizens,
24:58
with their families? And I hear
25:00
what you're saying without due process,
25:02
just to be very clear there. No,
25:06
no, no, no, no. Again, if someone's in
25:08
this country unlawfully, illegally, that person gets deported.
25:10
If that person is with a two -year -old
25:12
child or has a two -year -old child and
25:14
says, I want to take my child with
25:16
you, with me, you have two choices. You
25:19
can say, yes, of course you can take
25:21
your child, whether they're a citizen or not,
25:23
because it's your child. Or you can say,
25:25
yes, you can go, but your child must
25:27
stay behind. And then your headlines would read,
25:29
US holding hostage, two -year -old, four -year -old, seven -year
25:31
-old, while mother deported. This
25:34
and this is the duplicitous way these
25:36
people stand up and they cheer
25:38
themselves on they self -flatter it Oh,
25:40
yeah, we didn't report on Biden, but
25:42
but we're good. We're good. We're
25:44
not enemies of the people. We're not
25:46
enemies of yes, you are your reporting
25:48
is totally TDS driven
25:51
including this story and she
25:53
wanted to talk with
25:55
him about the the Changes
25:58
over at the State Department the State
26:01
Department's being being Managed.
26:04
That's what's happening. And
26:06
yes, some people are out
26:08
of work. In fact, we have
26:10
an out -of -work State Department
26:12
employee. We have audio from
26:14
one of the women. It's cut
26:16
12. Carlos, who says she lost her
26:19
job because of what's going on,
26:21
the State Department is reorganizing. They're reorganizing
26:23
under Rubio. And
26:25
listen to this woman. And just let
26:27
me ask you a question. Do you think
26:29
that this is... Listen,
26:32
just listen. So this week I lost my
26:34
dream job at the U .S. State Department. I
26:36
worked in the war crimes office,
26:38
but Trump and Rubio decided to
26:41
eliminate that office, not to mention
26:43
the entire undersecretariat that deals with
26:45
human rights and democracy and labor.
26:48
So I'm out of the job. And
26:50
the only silver lining there is that
26:52
I get my voice back because I'm no
26:54
longer working for this administration, which is
26:57
hell bent on bringing us into fascism. So.
27:00
Branded a TikTok, just wanted to introduce
27:02
myself and say hi. I have
27:04
a PhD from Oxford University
27:06
where I focused on how
27:08
countries recover from genocide and
27:10
how victims get justice. That's
27:13
what I was trying to do as a
27:15
senior policy advisor in the Office of Global
27:17
Criminal Justice, which no longer exists at the
27:19
US State Department. So I'm here
27:21
and I'm looking for ways to continue the good
27:23
fight. So I
27:25
go straight to the department. I
27:27
worked in human rights
27:30
and criminal justice. And
27:32
I'm glad because now I can really speak
27:34
because I'm not a member of the administration.
27:37
And Trump and Marco Rubio took
27:39
away my job. And a
27:41
bunch of fascists. They're leading the country
27:44
into fascists. And so
27:46
they should have kept you
27:48
on so that you could
27:50
silently effect,
27:53
and this is, I am
27:55
so glad they are cleaning
27:57
out this liberalism that has
27:59
infested the State Department for
28:01
decades. The
28:04
State Department is supposed to
28:06
be about America's interest,
28:08
not some ideological road trip
28:10
for liberals. I got
28:12
my PhD from Oxford University
28:14
and and and Donald
28:17
Trump and Michael would be
28:19
all taking this dick department into
28:21
into the taking department into
28:23
fascism. Bye
28:26
bye, honey. This
28:28
happens. I don't celebrate people losing their
28:30
jobs, and I'm not celebrating this. But
28:34
clearly she has an agenda.
28:37
The Rush Hour with James
28:39
Golden on the Red Apple
28:41
Podcast Network. The
28:45
Rush Hour. with James Golden,
28:47
entertaining and informative. On
28:50
the Red Apple Podcast Network.
29:31
Yeah, where
29:37
was he? He was in
29:39
New Hampshire. What does that tell you? That's
29:42
Illinois Governor
29:44
JB Pritzker Don't
29:46
give Republicans a moment
29:48
of peace blah
29:50
blah blah mass protest
29:52
disrupt his state
29:55
is miserable
29:57
high taxes
29:59
horrid track record
30:02
on education especially in
30:04
the blue city of
30:06
chicago crime out of
30:08
control and he's talking
30:10
about disruption and he never
30:12
saw fit to protest any of that but
30:14
he will protest republicans Kamala
30:16
Harris, planning to do a speech in San
30:19
Francisco this week. James
30:21
Golden, A .K .A. Most Nervy
30:23
Presents, Rapid Phones. Let's head
30:25
to the telephones and catch up with
30:27
Joan in Manhattan. Joan, how are you?
30:29
Thank you for waiting. Oh,
30:33
hi. Excuse me. Bo, I
30:35
wanted to ask you, what do
30:37
you know about this meeting
30:39
that the president had with the
30:41
heads of big box stores
30:43
like Walmart and Target? about the
30:45
tariffs. Apparently they're very unhappy
30:47
with the tariffs or tell me
30:49
they must be losing money. Do
30:51
you know anything about that? Well,
30:53
I don't know the inner workings
30:56
of the meaning. But yes
30:58
big box stores are unhappy because
31:00
of what is being forecast
31:02
especially by the media I saw
31:04
one of the stories today
31:06
that Christmas supplies Christmas 2025 is
31:08
going to be miserable because
31:10
they import the stuff they
31:12
need in from China and if you know
31:14
anything about the retail business You don't
31:16
all this stuff doesn't happen at the last
31:18
minute These things start arriving.
31:21
They're stored. They're ready. They're shipped
31:23
in and so there are concerns
31:25
obviously with higher prices and what
31:27
it's going to do to the
31:29
bottom line of Retailers what is
31:31
missing from this story is what
31:33
it's going to do for the economies
31:35
And so I think we'll all
31:37
learn a little bit more about
31:39
that meeting soon. Let's see. Do
31:41
we have time for a quick one? Oh
31:45
goodness George,
31:48
you've got Rockland County, 20 seconds. You gotta
31:50
make a count. Okay, it's
31:52
very simple, okay? People are not entitled
31:54
to the job. It's not a job for
31:56
life. People are supposed to it. That's
31:58
what time we have. Thank you. May God
32:00
bless, protect protect each and every single one of
32:02
you, your family, your loved ones. God willing,
32:05
we are back tomorrow for the Tuesday edition of
32:07
Boast in Rush Hour. Until then, my friends,
32:09
I bid you adieu. Bye.
32:12
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