Honoring 9/11 And A Booty-ful Comeback

0:00The Rush Hour with James Golden entertaining and informative on the Red Apple podcast network. The swore in their names a quarter of a century ago we will never ever forget. That's why we fight today. We don't have a choice. There can only be victory. We fight hard. We fight to win. We will always remember the victims and the families of September 11th, the twenty-oh-one, very famous date, unfortunately. And it started out as such a beautiful day. We will honor their lives. We will cherish their beautiful memories and we will protect this country and its freedoms for every future generation. We will protect it like never before.

1:07Welcome ladies and gentlemen to the I can't believe it's already Friday edition of Boston and Reese Rush Hour the fastest hour in American media on this. The 20th anniversary of 9-11. Those of us who were adults and even some who were children and school and so forth remember the day very well. Of course today that is in blazing in our memories will never forget where you were. If you watched the Twin Towers going down. If you like I do new some people that were killed that day like many of us in America did. There is aside from the remembrance of this solemn day controversy. Miramondami finds himself at the center of it. There's a big fox story today. Some people of course wish he hadn't even shown up. There's another story that has worked

2:10away into the press based on a video. And that is of Miramondami and representative AOC allegedly supposedly laughing. I posted. I reposted it myself and I hope as at looking at the story that has come since then in the headline AOC. Miramondami interaction. Cornelon Cammett 9-11 Memorial Service Parks Online Fury Critics. This is the fox story including Megan McAinan representative Wesley Hunt condemned the moment calling ground zero sacred ground. Now the way that the video rolls out the names are being read. It appears that they were sharing a moment of laughter and levity while the names were being read. And that prompted a lot of discussions. Inside the story there seems to be if you go deeper in the story of lying this is well

3:10this was no they were just greeting each other at the opening. Don't know because if they're greeting each other while the names are being read that seems odd. But even so people noticed that it was disrespectful. As for the mayor he made remarks and I think in all fairness we should play those remarks cut five. Miramondami who was there today in New York City this is what he had to say in a pre-recorded message before that was released. September 11 was a horrific act of terror a day of immeasurable loss 2,753 parents and children husbands and wives friends and colleagues 2,753 universes gone in an instant and in the years since thousands more have died from illnesses caused by the toxic air they breathed in the months they spent working on the pile. We remember 9,11 is the darkest day in our city's history but we also remember what so many New Yorkers did in that darkness.

4:16We remember the thousands upon thousands of New Yorkers who lined up for hours to donate blood. We remember the people who opened their homes to those who could not get home. We remember the workers who carried their colleagues down hundreds of stairs then turned around and went back up to find someone else who needed help. 25 years later we have a sacred obligation to those who were stolen from us to care for one another as they cared for strangers to live lives worthy of the sacrifices they made and to build a city worthy of their courage a city where we run to word one of them. That is how we remember. Well that is not pleasing everybody in spite of those beautiful words that he said. There is also a lot of criticism over his appointment the mayor's appointment. Over one of his age who represented his name is Ramzi Kassin. He is the administration chief counsel chief lawyer

5:26for mandami he previously represented a grand animal detainee who was linked to an al-Qaeda terrorist plot and so there's criticism coming from mandami under that. It also mandami has been associated with as was a OC who was at a day house with her son Piker who said that an America deserved 9-11. So there's quite a few feelings in advance of the mayor going there people including a New York City councilwoman. So to make her own statements her name cut 10 is Crystal Hudson she's a New York City Councilwoman and this is of what she had to say. It is one thing to disagree with an elected officials policies. It is another to invoke the horrors of September 11th to smear a Muslim elected official who was 9 years old when those attacks took place. To suggest that Mayor Maldonney or any Muslim New Yorker

6:28bears responsibility for the actions of extremists is not political disagreement it is Islamophobia it is racism and it is dangerous. Our city knows the devastation of 9-11 too well to allow its memory to be weaponized against an entire faith. Social media of women complete in her job had a warning for parents and how they should deal with their children. Today this was posted yesterday cut 9 and this is what her message was ladies and gentlemen. As 9-11 approves just tomorrow if you're a Muslim parent I have a piece of advice for you by 10-9. You need to email your child's teacher you need to ask them what they're going to be teaching their students about 9-11 because too often the discussion around 9-11 is focused around anti-Muslim propaganda that is racist that is stereotypical and it is your right to know what your child is being taught in class. The questions that you need to ask is what curriculum

7:29is being provided. Who is it being provided by? Because the anti-definition link known as ADL to usually provides these curriculums. Of course pain Muslims as blah blah blah and also what is the objective of this lesson? What are students going to be getting out of this conversation and listen? You have every right as a parent to know what your child is going to be taught and how can you be sure that the language in the classroom that is being used by the teacher will not be racist, will not be anti-Muslim and is not Zionist propaganda. Of course let's mourn the lives of 9-11. There are so many people who have lost their loved ones. Also not forget to mention the over a million innocent Muslim lives lost. Be proactive and reach out to the teachers by 10 nights. Secretary of WoWam, Pete Hague Seth and President Trump both delivered remarks from the Pentagon. We use part of President Trump's next search from it to open the show today, ladies and gentlemen, let us listen to the Secretary of WoWam. Pete Hague Seth from the Pinchagon

8:30today cut three. At this very hour, a quarter century ago Islamic terrorists murdered 184 Americans right here at the Pentagon. Their co-conspirators had already crashed two planes into two towers in New York. More conspirators murdered innocent Americans aboard an airplane that crashed in Chanksville. But on that flight, flight 93 Americans fought back, saving this very capital. The first American counterattack of the war. All told, Islamist terrorists murdered nearly 3,000 of our fellow Americans that day 25 years ago. It's hard to even imagine. These dastardly and cowardly attacks changed America in ways that even the sound of those planes on this day stirs your soul. But it changed America not as the cowards had hoped. You see, their attacks inspired millions

9:34to step forward instead and say, send me. In the book of Isaiah, Isaiah said, here I am, Lord, send me. And the days that week that followed millions of Americans said, here we are, send us. And so we fought foreign wars, a generation of sacrifice, a valor, selfless and steadfast, even if imperfect those conflicts were our retribution. And today on this site, we honor the 184 murdered at the Pentagon Warriors and civilians, officers and enlisted moms and dads, brothers and sisters whose faces we saw, whose names were read, a flag for each surrounds this venue. We honor the survivors. We honor the first responders who ran toward the flames, heroic firefighters,

10:35police officers and EMTs pulling out the wounded and the fallen out of the rubble and the toxic smoke. Warriors and civilians alike, they stared death in the eye and they did not blink. September 11th, 2001 was one of the darkest days in American history, but evil did not get the last word. It never has and it never will. 25 years later, America is stronger than ever before, tall and proud. Peter Hegseth, Secretary of War, remembering on this 25th day commemorating the awful events of 9-11 that many of us will never forget. Birthday to day.

11:38Ludacris, I think there's a word missing here. Sure. Oh, there is one. Thank you, Carlos. Because I hear this, I hear clips of this and it has one more word on it. Ludacris, American, rapper, actor and also has now has his own mode in testless. The Ludacris mode. James Golden and Stanley with you, it is the 25th anniversary of 9-11. We're going to keep it right here and hope you keep it right here too. We've got a lot to cover including new developments in the Clancy case that we have to get to. Don't go away. As we were entering in the 18th anniversary of the commemoration of the terrorist attacks of 9-11,

12:40Congresswoman Ilhan Omar made some remarks and those remarks have now become part of the yearly remembrance of 9-11. We have them today, ladies and gentlemen, this would be cut for. And there's still a lot of discussion around these remarks made from Congresswoman Ilhan Omar. Care was founded after 9-11 because they recognized that some people did something and that all of us were starting to lose access to our civil liberties. Care was founded because the Council on Islamic-American Relations, Care was founded because they realized that some people did something and all of us are starting to lose access to our civil liberties. Well, she has been asked about that.

13:41On face the nation in 2019, she was asked about those remarks cut six and this is the way she responded to them at the time. This was the anniversary this week, the 18th of the 9-11 attacks on our country and at a ground zero, well, remember in ceremonial call 8, the son of one of the victims stood up and specifically called out language you had used in the past that he characterized as not respectful when referring to the 3,000 people who were killed by Al-Qaeda. You said some people did something and he put it right there on his t-shirt. Do you understand by people found that offensive? 9-11 was an attack on all Americans, it was an attack on all of us and I certainly could not understand the weight of the pain that the victims of the families of 9-11

14:51must feel but I think it is really important for us to make sure that we are not forgetting right the aftermath of what happened after 9-11. Many Americans found themselves now having bare similar rights stripped from them and so what I was speaking to was the fact that as a Muslim not only was I suffering as an American who was attacked on that day but the next day I woke up as my fellow Americans were now treating me as suspect. So it's about her she was treated as a suspect. Last year, the yesterday was what the left calls their Kirk of Versailles. Last year she was the same congresswoman asked about something else cut seven on CNN. I just think it was the video where it called him Dr. Frankenstein and said

15:52his monster shot him through the neck. I mean obviously this is a person and looking at this, this is someone who was a husband and a father and in the days after his shocking death that happened as a result of his views or happened as a result as he was sharing his views publicly with people that people found it jarring to hear such criticism of that and then immediate aftermath of what I find jarring is that there are so many people willing to excuse the most reprehensible things that he said that they agree with that that they're willing to have monuments for him that they want to create a day to honor him and that they want to produce resolutions in the House of Congress honoring his life and legacy. It is one thing to care about his life because obviously so many people loved him including his children and wife but I am not going to sit here and be judged for not wanting to honor any legacy this man

16:57has left behind that should be in the dust pin of history and we should hopefully move. What the people at home missed is that we just had a protester interrupting us and waving the Mexican flag. Well, my friend, if you love Mexico so much get your ass over there, I'll buy you the plates in the plate. That was from the convention made the midterm conventions one of the most memorable remarks 19 76 what shake what do what what hey this has been a booty week

18:10early of this week two days ago in fact we we mounted you of the historical nature of the booty two days ago the anniversary of bootylicious being introduced into the Oxford dictionary of the English language so a good week for the booty still has to move on this one to what yes what should we do what do it

19:14okay see in the sunshine ban ladies and gentlemen the world we finally got some information this morning that put things in total context oh by the way before we get to that just very briefly I understand that there was a game in Australia the NFL game uh remind me again he was playing please because the San Francisco 49ers were playing the Los Angeles Rams yeah two forget the real teams playing down under and who boy chance won the game oh they are the Rams took the belt out and they bit the booty of the L.A. Rams the 49ers the 49ers be just okay and then it was the opening day of the NFL you you win more than I didn't I didn't see the game of course and all right for what it was on uh and that game was between the patriots and someone else uh who the Seahawks and and that was the rematch of last year's Super Bowl yeah and it's like the

20:19patches let learn nothing well I take it you mean that they got their mayonnaise they got manhandles yeah like they were a jail mate pretty much and then okay they got manhandles thank you all right moving on to some sir thank you Carlos I appreciate it the NFL fans you'll be glad to know yes we've covered your your universe okay we finally have a conclusion you guys know what I'm talking about you guys know y'all know that a black dude did it right y'all know that the black tj you know what I'm talking about you don't know what I'm talking about the black dude did it because you know what I'm talking about I saw some yeah some you know what I'm talking about the black dude did it all right let's hit let's hit it the black dude did it cut number

21:2013 here you go I'm curious about the jurors themselves because we know it was nine women three men what was the age range what was the racial makeup I haven't heard any of that what was it 70 70ish to 22 and one person of color and then everybody else was white a lot of the jurors had children oh one person of color was a person of color a woman or a man a man a man is a holdout juror a person a black man yes a black man is a holdout juror yes well I have to sit with that for just a second well you know you can hear a girl's or an ocean oh as TN did it I can't stand it

22:24what are you saying I don't know for Jesus the back he didn't know he said oh no oh no did you hear the way she was chatting did you hear the way girl play that again play that again we got to do it and she's nine women three men what was the age range what was the racial what was it 70ish to 22 and one person of color and then everybody else was white a lot of the jurors had children and one person of color was a person of color a woman or a man a man a man a man a man a man is a holdout juror a person a black man yes a black man is a holdout juror yes

23:30well I have to sit without for just a second one person of color is the is the whole lot coloring person is the whole lot is the whole lot juror a person of the black man yes oh well yeah I know what this means right come on go back y'all know what this means how are they describing the holdout juror the most beautiful girl in the world just walked into the studio's control room I wish you could see a folks through my you would see a vision of gloveliness a vision of beauty a vision but as she's posing oh my god she's so beautiful and I didn't lose my place y'all know what that means

24:30right okay here's what it means remember when they were talking about the holdout juror in the clancy case remember what they said they kept saying he's stubborn he won't listen to anybody he this guy this guy he's not listening to us he's not listening to the thing and now we know the context what they were saying was he's he's one of them up and he he's one of them up and he in words he's an uppity inward that's the code language that they were using we got an arrogant one we got an arrogant uppity all the white people in here agreed we all want to let her go and we got this one who doesn't want to let her go we got one and then and then the defense lawyer we got to get this off the jury how did they put this we had it made we got 11 we got 11 white folks they

25:38want to let the white lady go we got one on the jury that doesn't want to let her go they all wanted to be innocent except for the one he doesn't like the fact that she killed her kids and we and he doesn't want to say she's innocent of killing the kids because she killed the kids now let's remind ourselves of this what have the women on social media been saying the women on social media been saying never mind the fact that she admitted it we've been playing it for you never mind the fact that she admitted to killing her kids what have they said the social media liberal white women said the white dude did it we don't care about the evidence the white guy did it Patrick did it Patrick is the one that did this and in fact we have people

26:38that are women that are depressed because even the lawyers not saying anymore and so now they got a two-fer the liberal white women on social media the white dude did it and the black dude just covering up for him and the black dude is trying to rail world her and the jail it's the two men the white men did it and the black dude is doing it both the white men and the black men are working together against the liberal white women that killed their children and all this one but they're man they're extrapolating think about it Carlos what do we have here think am I right here and looking at this they're blaming the white dude he did it they're all over social media he did it and now they have learned that not only did the white dude do

27:39it the black dude is in on it too telling you this is no good this is no good now there's another element to it too Oprah did a town hall mostly white women there one or two three black women and then one under black women speaks up at the thing so here cut 15 opa's thing you know gale king exposed it was a black dude and gale king's buddy only reason we know about gale king is from Oprah and now Oprah had his show and this is what comes out on the Oprah show with the classy thing and the other thing that I would just be remiss to not say is I I hope this never happens again we know statistically it really will it will I want us to have the same passion for people who don't look like Lindsay who don't have her same access

28:42yeah yeah yeah who don't have her same access and education her melanin her privilege there are women of color sitting around this country in prisons for the same thing that we've never heard of and I just want to remind us to have the pink shirts and the energy for them as well perfect so what have we learned we've learned that there's some bunch of black women that apparently are offering their children to and according to this woman and according to the white women that were sitting in the audience which was mostly there who all applauded the black women who off their children need to be left out of jail too because obviously none of these women that killed

29:46their children are guilty of killing their children it's and the black dude get it I'm looking at the clock we have time and I'm going to go for it there was one young lady she was there with her mom she looked to be a person of mixed descent but I don't know I'm not certain she was at the Oprah playhouse with this and I don't know what the event was but anyway this young woman and I have to commend her I don't know with 100% everything she said but boy she stood her ground listen to this cut 16 on with the Oprah differing about the case we are yeah yeah we have a posing years we do and I think you know I said her I think so she hasn't gone through it she's not a mother so she doesn't know how it feels to have a child and you disagree might disagree I um I feel like I'm not with the majority right now I do believe she's a murderer um

30:52I'm an all you've heard today you should I'm an advocate for mental health yeah it's just unfortunate like and she's so quick to say it's she's like you've never had a baby you don't understand what it's like to go through all the hormonal shifts but I just feel as though these were not instant depths they weren't gunshots to the head she was there strangling her kids three times you're telling me like even after the first time she couldn't snap out of it you're watching the life leave your kids eyes you know so I know I hear everybody's opinions and God bless mothers but at the same I just don't understand how we can empathize with somebody that they weren't strangers they were her kids and she was able to grab those exercise bands that took a lot of effort and it breaks my heart that these young kids gone through that but it's I'm

31:52grateful that this conversation is happening because I do believe like woman um they are on the back burner when it comes to mental health if this was a man like there would be like a law the next day or something going on but there would have been research right in fun did something right away but it's just I just feel like with her it's becoming she's becoming a mascot for just I feel like so many mothers empathize with her so much that they want to put her out there make her a mascot and they're turning something so negative into a movement okay I hear that so y'all will continue you all will not be agreeing no time for you no we're not thank you for being that was the Oprah and his birthday day of Richard Ashcroff from the verb we're playing bittersweet stiff me off so one of us are happy birthday to Harry Connick Jr. amazing musician composer actor

32:54Connick has been just a hero on the jazz charts also want to pay a happy birthday out to Moby who is a direct descendant of Harold Melvin by the way Moby Dicks Harold Melvin he is a he's a direct descendant of well he's a descendant of Harold Melville with Moby Dicks so we'll be back with the clip of the day don't go away stay right here clip of the day coming up black man is a holdout juror yes well I have to sit with that for just a second oh ladies and gentlemen here is a clip of the day with very little further ado young liberal white girl with her complaint of the world here it is mm-hmm come on baby why am I in a hobby lobby why seriously why am I in a hobby lobby I just left

33:57hobby lobby and the whole time I felt extremely uneasy because multiple men were spread out around the store not with anyone nothing in their hands and the whole time I kind of felt like I was being followed one point this one guy was on one end of the store I went to the other hand few minutes later there he is what are you doing in a hobby lobby a holly doubt your deck writing your house for fall I just want to walk around hobby lobby and peace please get to sportsman's wholesale down the red get a dick sporting goods get the hell out of hobby lobby I'm trying to relax why why am I in a hobby lobby what why am I walking around in a hobby lobby go to Dicks go to no baby you should go to Dicks perhaps oh excuse me um you should go to another store perhaps

34:59why am I in a hobby lobby unbelievable folks we live in an interesting world don't we we're gonna leave today with some of the music from American songwriter singer manager record producer Bob crew who died on this day in 2014 he wrote so many top 10 hits a lot for the four seasons this is one of his walked like a man rag doll he also had hit records get this list of people Leslie Gore Michael Jackson Bobby Darren Roberta Flacken Peebo Bryson Patti LaBelle Barry Manolo among many others wow we gotta go folks may god bless protect each and every single one of you you're families and your loved ones as we remember 25 years ago 9 11 god willing we will be back

36:01early in the morning for the Saturday morning extravaganza your Saturday morning vibe looking forward to catching up with princess Diana and others tomorrow morning and you god willing with them in the meantime my friends I bid you I do bye