Art Paul Schlosser’s New Song (Hour 2)

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And we have Mark on the line.

We'll get to him in a moment.

Coming up, we've got Art Paul Schlosser who will join us with some music and some stories to tell.

And we're going to debut a couple of John and Gordy products.

We've been workshopping a lot of things.

And oh boy,

oh boy, we

have some fun stuff to share

with you.

We'll dig back into the past.

We like to be first on

upcoming trends.

And we may have jumped a little early.

I don't know.

Good Lord.

Cut myself

over

here.

It's

crazy.

Wow,

how did you

do that?

I scraped it.

Oh,

yeah.

These are really sharp edges on the edge of the mic thing.

I just went

across it with my

arm and now I need stitches.

All

right, well, while you bleed out, what do we take this call from Mark?

Let's

do that.

All right, Mark.

Good morning.

Yeah, good morning, guys.

Yeah, Tristy know him every time he talks about the cruelty that happens out there.

Who the heck was it that bragged about shooting and shooting her dog?

I mean, if it was something needful to be done, that's something, and not that she needed to do it like that, but that's not something you brag about.

She acts like it's something just wonderful and courageous that she did.

And I would just hogwash her to play about cruelty.

And all these people that got roasted from their beds down in Chicago in the middle of the night,

Children and people hauled out of their apartments naked,

and

zip tied together, whether they're guilty or not, and they sorted it all out later.

How many people did they roast out of their bed?

How many were there hundreds of people that they roast out of their bed, and they got like 36 arrests?

So it's just a way out.

Sorry we arrested, we hauled you out and put you in cuffs and hauled you away for a while, but no harm done.

We just had to get these people out here.

Why the heck that rate couldn't have been done in the daytime, or when these people are coming, you know, that... The terror that they caused, it's not about terror.

I mean, these nitwits that got good that they were terrified about the ice for the antifa protesters.

I can remember back in this is... Oh, I don't remember if you're the protestant.

Ralph Overdoll's church was making it the DNR building there when they were upset that the...

you know i wasn't doing up to close down the mezzo-mani beach right and they were marching out there with a sign screaming at the dinner employees as they come up nobody called the cops and said we're terrified here you know that these people out here protested with us just normal everyday event you want to work for ice these days and given what ice is doing like this i don't think any violence should be happening to the ice people at all but the fact that people are confronting terror the terror that they're causing this country violating their rights acting like

brown shirts and black shirts from Nazi Germany is something we need to address because that is what the Nazis did.

They arrested people in the middle of the night, hauled them away, and God only knows how many innocent people they still got stuck in these facilities.

People are actually citizens because I don't carry my passport around with me.

I don't even have a passport.

I don't carry my ID with me when I'm sleeping.

Right.

Well, I'm traumatizing the kids too and separating from their parents.

It's just unbelievable.

I mean,

they damaged people's property.

Who's going to pay for that?

Insurance companies?

I don't think so.

Well, you know, what irritates me more than anything is being approached by these individuals in these outfits, you know, masked.

And the first thing I want to do is fight back.

I want to at least push back.

I mean, no one's going to grab me for nothing, you know.

So, you know, just for doing that, I hauled off the jail.

Yeah, I crack I crack open my sportsman's guide catalog the category gets the advertisement on the mail I see I could get I could get a the full body armor out of sportsman's guide including the including the bulletproof plates and Gas mask and the whole nine yards for for under a thousand bucks I could outfit myself like that and that would be spending a lot of money there I mean it is just Yeah

I just don't know.

These people, if you're doing regular law enforcement, you can dress like regular law enforcement with the normal gear that they have now because all the cops, including DNR wardens now, are all wearing bulletproof vests.

But they don't need to be wearing masks.

I don't see my DNR wardens wearing masks.

I don't see the cops doing regular patrols wearing masks.

The ICE agents are just, who knows if these guys are actually...

Actual law enforcement are the January 6th protesters that Trump pardoned

first come of the earth.

You know, I mean they could look bad.

Yeah, all right marks a lot mark appreciate your comments on that Yeah, okay.

Okay.

Now the big story for today is n or n spm 7

All right, that's the new playbook they're going by.

The acronym stands for National Security Presidential Memorandum Seven.

I don't know what six was, but this is number seven.

And this is all about what

you think.

Yeah, what you think, and they have every right.

Now to take you away for just opposing somebody who has a different moral set of values.

How do you like that?

Yeah.

Here's our 21st century gobbles.

Stephen Miller.

Brattle this is ever spreading fear and paranoia to the masses.

This is cut 61.

Cut 61.

Stephen Miller.

Stephen, how concerned are you about violence in Portland?

Because it's not good.

As you know, well, the situation there is not good on the ground.

Well, I mean, we're extremely concerned about violence.

But here's what the more important point is.

We're the federal government.

We are not going to tolerate a lawless insurrection.

We are not going to tolerate domestic terrorism.

And we are going after the Antifa rioters, the insurrectionists.

The violent assaulters, and we are not only going after them, we are going after their network, we are going after their funders.

Every time we make an arrest, we are initiating an investigation into the entire domestic terrorist network.

The president issued a national security presidential memorandum, an NSPM, making clear that it is the national security priority.

United States law enforcement to dismantle disrupt defeat and destroy these domestic terror networks and that is exactly what is taking place it is what we are doing it is what will happen

yes you're an extremist and a terrorist if you disagree with the administration on race you're a terrorist if you disagree with the administration on gender or maybe American views of family or the American views on religion

or maybe the American views on morality.

You are a terrorist if you disagree with the administration, each one of those topics.

And again, this is NSPM.

Now he's not using the seven, so I think we can skip the seven thing.

But now here, this is discovered by a journalist by the name of Ken Clippenstein, and he was recently on The Lever Time.

And you can find this podcast on Spotify, Lever Time.

I say Lever all the time.

But it's Lever Time.

Lever Time.

Lever Time.

And he was on there being interviewed.

I clipped this thing together to make it a little bit shorter.

I hope you enjoy this because now you'll understand what NSPM is all about.

OK.

This memorandum is the most important change in the expansion of government power since the Patriot Act.

Why did this memorandum, and as you highlighted this incredibly broad definition of what could be a terrorist organization, rang alarms for

you.

what's called the Joint Terrorism Task Forces.

These were units established after 9-11 and they number like, I think, 4,000 FBI agents and local law enforcement that have been put into these task forces.

They're in every state, all 50 states in the U.S.

And as with the National Guard, the president can federalize them.

Even though they're law enforcement, the federal government can tell them what to do.

But there's no posicomitatus.

They can directly engage in law enforcement.

And that's the big difference what a lot of people are afraid of about National Guard.

These guys can actually do.

they can actually go and police the streets of America on the orders of the president without even the knowledge or approval of the state governor or legislature.

So what it does is it allows them to respond to all those indicators that I was just describing, anti-Christianity, anti-capitalism, anti, you know, it's a whole lot.

There's even more than that.

And there's a phrase, I'm not overstating it.

You can go and look at them in random.

It says, prevent them before it happens.

That's not an interpretation.

That's

First of all, what kind of terrorism is, but second of all, that's what the memorandum says.

So all of that together, I find it extremely frightening that, you know, a state authority can't actually stand up to these guys.

All of this is out of her hand.

This is something the president can just control directly.

So it's really frightening in a way that I think that even some of the more outrageous things like the guard deployment support line, for instance, don't reach.

What kind of entities could potentially now be targeted by the Trump administration for?

harboring these quote-unquote radical views.

If you look at like vandalizing Teslas, does that really, I think any reasonable person would look at that and say, no, that can be prosecuted like any ordinary crime.

But they have a whole long list of these things.

I mean, anti-Americanism, I don't even know what that means.

And so it's

like, yeah, and I just did a story.

talking about law firms now that are counseling their clients, which our businesses and nonprofits saying, Hey guys, you've got to watch the language you're using.

So it's going to have a chilling effect on speech already is because these law firms are advising their clients to behave differently.

And the effect is going to be all right.

Well, we better tighten up around what we say on X, Y and Z. They're basically saying that one of them said literally, this applies to progressive organizations.

which means the mainstream of America.

Congress had said almost literally nothing.

At the time that I wrote that story, I don't think a single member of Congress had said anything about it.

I'm worried about ordinary people.

Protesters are going to be charged with things.

And courthouse news, I think, interviewed Senator Alyssa Slotkin.

the senator from Langley, who can't stop talking about her CIA experience and her national security expertise.

She's from Michigan.

And they asked her, she said, oh, I haven't read it.

She had no comment on it.

And she's on the Homeland Security Committee.

They rely on the New York Times and Cable News and, you know, Washington Press for their information.

So they're in an information bubble for them to intentionally ignore it would be crazy because this is literally targeting some of the

NGOs and advocacy groups that benefit them.

And they're happy to talk about all kinds of other crazy things Trump says.

And it's just something I've seen already is it leads to paranoia.

There are people saying, oh, you're a Fed, you're a Fed, that kind of thing.

All of this has a chilling effect on speech.

I would encourage people to read the memorandum.

It's about two or three pages long.

It talks about how the Treasury Department is also going to

be creating suspicious activity reports around these things.

Trump was asked about Kirk, who was some reporter said, oh, Kirk was a proponent of free speech.

Don't you support them?

Trump says, well, I don't think he would be today.

So they're just like openly saying this.

Like you don't even have to read the memorandum.

They're pretty much saying they've had a shift on their views about free expression and free speech.

But again, this is about Americans now.

Right.

OK.

Sounds like pretty cut and dried.

They have

us surrounded.

The NSPN, National Security Presidential Memo.

Memorandum.

Yeah.

Wow.

So again, it's not getting the kind of press we all think it should be, at least on this program and our listeners.

I truly am just surprised and shocked that no one's covering this.

We can't do anything right at this point.

We can't oppose the Megas.

We can't debate them on the air.

Apparently.

Because we're apparently, you know,

Not on board with the

administration.

Anti-Americanism.

Interesting.

Well, it's frightening stuff.

Freedom of speech.

And that was Ken Klippenstein, an investigative journalist, and he's trying to get the word out, and not all other people are paying attention, even a Democrat from Michigan.

It is 19 minutes past the hour, and just a few minutes we'll be welcoming in Art Paul Schlosser, singer-songwriter and entrepreneur.

It's all coming up, and we'll debut a new John and Gordy product.

Well,

it's not new, it's old.

It's old, but it's new.

It didn't take off as we anticipated that it might.

Well, we're just getting started with

it.

Curse of handwriting did not work well.

Well, we'll tell you more coming up.

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John and Gordy Dom at the controls and we've got a big surprise coming up for you.

Something that John and Gordy once latched on to it did not turn out as weird.

Did we post this on Facebook, the John and Gordy Facebook page?

Yes,

I attempted to do that last evening.

I think it worked.

Yes.

But you can you can follow the picture book that we have this child's picture picture.

But

what is

it talking about?

Well, the title of the book, it's interesting.

What's the title of the book there?

John and Gordy's Let's Go Back to Cursive.

That's

right.

Now,

there's also an audio

version of it.

Yes, you can listen to it as opposed to just reading it, turning the pages.

It's fantastic stuff.

So let's listen to our children's book about going back to cursive.

Cursive.

That's it.

And you got to see the pictures, the pictures they put.

We look heroic.

Oh, so you can find that on our Facebook page.

John and Gordy in the morning Facebook.

Yes.

Yes.

The the master.

Did you look at that

certificate, by the way?

Yeah.

Yes.

The master is creative, cursive.

There is no such.

Such places.

Anyway, yeah,

we thought we'd

jump on board thinking that, well, people would not want to raise their pen, just keep going.

Well, come on.

Just keep blowing.

We don't want cursive.

We just keep

blowing.

Cursive was cool.

Cursive

is a good thing.

I shouldn't just let it die.

I know for me, the only thing I know how to write in cursive is my signature, and

that's it.

They didn't teach you cursive.

Well, that's what

it's all about.

They did not know.

Yes,

sad.

That is sad.

All

right.

You know, we got a little, we got three minutes.

We got a little time.

Yeah.

So let's listen to Louis CK.

Oh, all right.

This is cut to 18 from last month.

And we haven't heard from him in a long time.

He was on Stephen Colbert the other day.

Yeah.

And he was talking about Trump's obsession with lying.

So let's just check this out.

He's just a lion sack

I mean, it's just like It's simpler than I thought he's you know Like there's liar like there's sometimes people lie, right?

Yeah,

that guy lied they found out he lied sure then there's somebody who lies once in a while I can't quite stay inside the boundaries of truth right somebody who lies sometimes then you have a liar Who's somebody who's almost like a talk of problem?

They can't you know, they can't help it.

They lie a lot then you have just lion sack

And that's somebody who's just dead.

They just lie.

They like it.

He likes it.

He goes, hey, hey, hey.

It wasn't even true.

It wasn't even true.

And then I said they were liars.

Like, it's just an insane... It's just gross.

He's just a gross, crook, dirty, rotten lion sack of shit.

That's

the

guy who voted for him up there, right?

Yeah, no, look.

And he's the victim of the lying.

I mean, look, if you bought it, that's the guy he lied to.

Yeah.

He lied to me.

And we love him, right?

Yeah.

He lied to him.

He didn't lie to me.

Everybody else was like, yeah, no, that's not true.

But that guy bought it.

Villify the audience member in Colbert's show.

That's

great stuff.

But yeah.

Yeah, I saw him on Bill Maher.

He was on...

a few days ago as well.

Yeah, Louis C. K. making the rounds again.

That's

right.

He had

a cable access.

No, cable show, a streaming service.

What was it?

It was a HBO, I think.

I think so.

And, you know, he played the husband of a dysfunctional family.

It was really good.

But it was really a good show.

It really was before everything fell through for him.

Came crashing

down.

Yeah, that was not a good

crash.

at all.

But he's touring all over the world, and there's a big thing right now, but he was talking

about

going to Saudi Arabia.

That's right.

Yes.

And there are a bunch of comedians that have gone over there, and it's a real divide in the comedy community, whether to do that or not.

And if you're a big comedian, you get about a million and a half just to appear.

Yeah.

That's a big enticement.

But there are certain things you can't make fun

of

over there.

Oh, yes.

They lay down the law.

You can't

do that.

Yeah.

Okay, 29 past the hour, we've got a check of Midwest Food and Farm Report, and when we return, we hope to see Art Paul Schlosser walking into the studio any minute, right here on John and Gordy.

Jan and Gordy in the morning.

Is this a threat or is this a warning?

Jan and Gordy in the morning.

Who will be their guest?

What will they be performing?

Jan and Gordy in the morning.

Are they funny or are they boring?

Jan and Gordy in the morning.

Will you be awake?

Oh, will you be snoring?

Jan and Gory in the morning.

The radio's on.

Are you ignoring?

Maybe.

Maybe.

There's the good.

There we go.

Okay.

WMDX.

We have got Don at the controls.

I don't have to remind you what show this is.

Oh, let's turn up your mic.

Oh, there we go.

We've got Art Paul here in the studio.

Do we have his mic

on?

There we go.

Good.

Good.

Doing all right, Art.

How are you?

I'm pretty good.

You're looking good.

Yeah.

In the middle of the night, I was painting, so I lost some sleep.

Well, you brought us

a

beautiful

painting.

Yeah,

I'm just going to hold it up

to the camera.

Hold it up to the camera.

Check it out on YouTube.

I saw this a couple of weeks ago.

You were out during the Madison Night Market, and you had this out there.

Yeah.

It's beautiful, man.

Thank you for doing this.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It got you

with sunglasses on like your t-shirt.

Okay.

Yeah.

So you've got a bunch of shows coming up.

So I'm the tree.

Is that it?

John is the tree and I am the moon.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Because John, you're skinnier and taller

and

he's got a wider face.

Yeah.

I'm well rounded.

There you go.

Okay.

So thank you.

Yeah, I'm going

to be in Milwaukee on the 24th at the quarters.

Rock and roll pale is part of the Bob Fest.

Tell us about Bob Fest.

There's this guy named Bob.

And he decided to have his own festival for himself.

And well,

why

not?

He buys a bunch of used items that have by authors.

that with the name Bob or records with the name Bob and gives them out during the show and it's it's kind of like they have a bunch of punk bands and they like me

and

I

sing the Bob song.

See they have a Bob Fest out in Spring Green once a year and that's all about Bob Dylan songs.

A whole bunch of musicians just show up and start doing Dylan songs.

I thought that's what I was trying to get into.

I didn't know how to get a hold of the one in Spring Green because I think it was over and I saw this one in Milwaukee so I contacted them and they said oh yeah we want to hire you.

Perfect.

Then the first two years I played with my friend Tim Finnegan, and we did shows there.

And then last year, well, Tim's out in LA trying to make the big time.

And so I went there by myself.

And I'm going there again this year.

Do

you have a date on that, or when's that coming

up?

October 24th.

Come to Milwaukee, or if you're in Milwaukee.

Yeah, go there.

Yeah, we have a lot of Milwaukee listeners.

Yeah, it's on Center Street, just west of Humboldt Boulevard.

And that is just west of the Milwaukee River.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And then I'm going to be in Madison.

I'm going to be at the I got two shows in Madison.

I'm going to be believe it or not, I'm going to be part of the found footage festival.

on the 19th at the Barrymore.

Oh, really?

What is that

about?

My friends, Nick and Joe, they found all these weird videos.

And the ones that are really funny, they play and come in on.

OK.

Well,

great.

And you're going to be there as well.

So

well, during their break, they let me play a few songs.

Excellent.

And.

Well, when they first got me on the show, it was because they played this video of me spitting on spit painting.

I was painting and then I spit a little bit.

Oh God.

Oh, man.

Okay.

Different?

Okay.

So you want to add it?

Little spit to the picture here.

No, I'm just

kidding.

So So you got a couple of Madison gigs coming up that one and

then I'm on the 13th.

I'm gonna be December 13th.

I'm gonna be at the Cargo Coffee East.

I have a big variety show with a bunch of my friends and to celebrate the holidays

They each play a couple songs and I introduced them and I play a bunch of songs here and there too.

And when is that?

December 13th.

Okay.

All right, 750 East Washington.

Did you want to hear the?

Yes, I have this song called I met her at Wendy's.

Oh, okay.

I met her at Wendy's.

She was eating fries.

She had real big, what do you call those things?

And you should have seen her thighs.

I want to kiss her and hold her tight.

She had onions on her breath, so I changed my mind.

I met her at Wendy's.

She was eating fries.

She had the world's largest dress.

It was X X X X X X X X X X size.

All right.

She had a

lot to love.

I must admit, when she was in the room, no one else could fit.

Let's see, I gotta make sure the kazoo is ready here.

Okay.

She ate everything else on the menu And it ain't no lie Then she had a heart attack And fell through the floor You gotta be careful how much you eat Or you'll be no more I met her at Wendy's I met her at Wendy's I met her at Wendy's

Oh man, it's beautiful.

Is that based on a true story?

No.

Okay.

No, I, you know, all the comedians come up with their, you know, fat, fat joke.

So I came up with my fat joke about a fat

person.

Yeah.

The guys are known for, you know, having Wendy's or McDonald's diets.

So, uh, you kind of flipped the, uh, turt, tables on us there.

Well, I've heard of sub subway.

Uh,

yeah, that, well, we haven't heard from him at a long time.

Oh, that's right.

Well, he, he, for a while there, he was famous.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's

true.

I don't know what he did.

I don't want

to talk about it neither.

No.

So you've got some CDs out and people can, how, how do people find your CDs?

All

right.

Well, uh, you can stream on, um,

iTunes or or you can listen to me on Spotify.

Yeah, or you you could go to YouTube and it's youtube.com backslash at sign pink pants

Pink pants.

Yeah, and then you can see videos and or stream songs Or if you see me on the street and you have $10 You can get one of the CDs

I don't know how many I have left.

You've got a lot.

You've made a lot of CDs over the years.

Yeah, I did make 55 of them, but I don't have copies of them all.

Oh, wow.

Well... But there are... There are about 30 of them or so are on iTunes and stuff.

Really?

Okay.

And you've had local bands do covers of your songs?

Yes.

Well, that's why I gave you the other CD.

The other CD has... That one has the best of live, but the other one is... Oh, yeah.

Love songs the art of love and it's a bunch of people doing my songs and me doing my songs

Yeah,

and they're all newer songs.

I see Tim Finnegan there a camera project, of course Chris cammer.

Yeah Daniel Krill Yeah,

it's got a me and Chris cammer new song.

Yeah called This is the way we roll.

Okay.

Can you play it?

I can't play it live.

All right

But you

guys could play it off the off the CD.

Well, if only we had a CD player anymore.

We don't.

Well, how do you usually play music?

Well, it's it's a mystery to me.

I have no idea.

Well, it's a streaming process of some sort.

Yeah, I don't know how they do it

on the weekend, you know, with Rocker.

But

we should

ask.

Well, Art, you got one more little little diddy for us.

A little song.

It's called Fish Eye.

Fish Eye.

Okay.

I think we got time

for this.

Okay.

It's a song about a fish looking at you.

Oh, okay.

What do you look like?

In a fisheye.

In a fisheye.

What do you look like?

In a fisheye.

In a fisheye.

Do they think you're normal?

Or do they think you're weird?

Do they wonder why?

Some of us have beards.

What do you look like?

In a fisheye.

In a fisheye.

What do you look like?

In a fisheye.

In a fisheye.

Do they think you're nice?

Or do they think you're mean?

Do they think you're exotic?

Or do they think you're keen?

What do you look like?

In a fisheye.

In a fisheye.

What do you look like?

In a fisheye.

In a fisheye.

Do they think you're young or do they think you're old?

Do they wonder why?

Humans have to wear clothes.

What do you look like?

In a fisheye.

In a fisheye.

What do you look like in a fisheye?

Excellent.

New

t-shirt too.

What does it say?

It

says, Got Kizoo.

Got Kizoo, yeah.

Yeah.

Are you representing a Kizoo company now?

No, I just

sell these t-shirts.

Okay.

I got them in small, medium, large, and extra large.

Excellent.

Wow.

And I don't know.

Another catchy tune, definitely.

You know, it makes you think.

What did you

think about that?

Well, I think I've never thought about how fish actually view their world.

Well,

they have a lens called the fisheye lens.

Yes.

And

a friend of mine had one on his camera and was taking my picture.

Yeah.

And then we were talking, maybe I should write a song called fisheye.

And

so.

It just

came to you.

Yeah.

Excellent.

Wow.

I always wondered what, you know, flies, you know, how they see us.

Right.

Fly eye.

Art, we're almost out of time.

Again, if people want to find you, they can find you on Spotify and iTunes, Art Paul Schlosser.

Yeah, I have an Instagram with all my artwork on

it.

Excellent.

Very

good.

Art Paul, always love having you in.

Yeah.

It's always good to see you, man.

Hang in there, all right?

Okay.

All right.

It's Art Paul Schlosser.

Yeah, great stuff.

Thank you.

As usual, a

Madison legend.

Yes.

We are coming back with more of John

and Gordy on WMDX after this.

We're working on it.

We're trying to get it better.

This is John and Gordy in the morning and Dom at our controls.

Yes.

We've got a text we're going to get to.

752.

Again, our guest, Art Paul Schlosser.

You can check out his music at Spotify or iTunes.

And

always great to see him.

He's a

legend.

You know, I mean, he's been in Madison for decades and you usually can find him somewhere on State Street.

Edgy

sometimes.

Yeah.

Yeah, great to have you.

All right.

Let's get to, I've got Glenda, a text here from Glenda in medicine.

She says, thank you for your report on NSPM 7 this morning.

I called Tammy Baldwin's office to ask that she do something about this.

Mark Pocan and other Democrats in Congress wrote a letter.

Three

days

ago letter three days ago to the president of the United States demanding those orders be immediately rescinded Thanks for bringing that to our attention.

No, thanks for bringing that to our attention.

Yes Okay, all right.

Let's go to CJ to see what CJ has to say about This incredible new order memoranda from Trump the NSPM.

What do you think about it CJ?

Well, I wasn't actually calling on that but What just a

brief, what do you think about it?

You

know, yeah, where

they can enter, you know, they can arrest us if we don't go along with their Christian views if we don't like capitalism they can go after us if we don't like Americanism They can go after us.

What do you think is something like that?

Well, it sounds scary if that's true, but we'll, you know, I guess I'm not.

No, that's good.

I

think your impression, first impression is good.

You'll find out that it is true.

And we also posted, we played earlier, a cut from Stephen Miller, who endorsed that particular bill.

That or memorandum that they passed that Trump signed so I mean, it's real according to Stephen Miller anyway.

He brought it up

Okay, well, I trust Stephen, okay, I wouldn't like all right.

I do okay, you know we're entering I did want to call yes Art Paul Wow Whoa that early in the morning He's an interesting guy.

Yeah

definition of wake and bake, I

think.

You know, we're entering our sixth day of the Schumer shutdown.

And Maxine Waters is one that admitted yes, we are fighting for $200 billion for illegals to get health care.

And we are fighting for $50 billion to be taken away from rural hospitals.

That's in the Democrats bill guys on page 57.

They're

taking away money from rural communities, rural hospitals, is that

correct?

Fifty billion dollars they're taking away.

But we

are,

but I thought that the Democrats are trying to send money

to the hospitals to take care of the emergency room care for immigrants who end up in the emergency room.

I thought that's what they were trying to add in, as well as

the ACA tax credits.

Taking it away from our rural hospitals, but you are admitting that 20 million illegals were let in during Biden and now we want to provide health care for them.

No, that's not it

at all.

No, no, that's not it at all.

No,

first of all.

It's in their bill.

They're repealing what the big, beautiful bill passed.

Yes, they

have to do that.

They have to do it.

It was a horrible bill.

It's a fact.

$200 billion.

Fine.

Fine.

It's what it's going to cost.

Yep.

And then they're taking away $50 billion.

But do you realize your...

No, CJ, just do you realize the repercussion?

Do you realize the repercussions if the hospitals treat immigrants in the emergency rooms, but don't get paid for it?

What happens?

What will hospitals

eventually

do?

You are admitting that we're trying to provide your parties trying to provide $200 billion and taking away $50 billion.

No, the mega house took it away.

from the American public.

You can't do that because there's a law on the

books that requires that

there's

a law undocumented immigrant.

There's a law on the books that requires

people and broke the law to get into the country guys.

There is

a lot.

So you're agreeing with Maxine Waters.

That's what the Democrats are fighting for.

Okay, I'm going to say this.

Don't interrupt me.

There's a law in the books that requires emergency rooms to take care of everybody, to treat everybody who enters into that.

You can't take the money away from it.

It doesn't kill that particular law.

It's still a law.

You don't let people die, bleed out in an emergency room because the big bad bill took that money away.

That's not the way we handle it.

That's not humane.

That's not something we want to do.

CJ, we are out of time, and we're up against the clock here, and we'll continue our conversations with you along the way later this week, I'm sure.

But it's the ACA.

Yes.

It's the tax credits the Democrats are pushing for.

It's not this small 200 billion or whatever it is for helping the emergency rooms pay for taking care of people who need help.

Yeah, that law was signed by Reagan, by the way.

There you go.