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Speaker 6: Heh Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard to this week's edition
Speaker 6: of Thought Crime.
Speaker 2: It is thought Crime Thursday. And by the way, we
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Speaker 6: So if you've got your rumble rants, please make sure
Speaker 6: to throw those up because we will be reading them,
Speaker 6: and my lovely assistant, Blake Neff, of course, will be
Speaker 6: the one reading them.
Speaker 2: Blake, how are you hello?
Speaker 3: I'm great. Just remember, the worse your take, the more
Speaker 3: likely it is that we'll notice and read it. So
Speaker 3: definitely be sending in those really awful takes like Philadelphia
Speaker 3: sports fans are great or Philadelphia sports fans are human beings.
Speaker 3: We're more likely to react to those precisely because.
Speaker 6: We are not are crushing machines.
Speaker 3: Guys, Look at the top right corner. What in the
Speaker 3: world is that?
Speaker 5: Wait, it's a Blake, looklike I don't have a mustag?
Speaker 3: What is is that?
Speaker 7: Maduro?
Speaker 6: Oh on crime, Well this is quite a surprise. How
Speaker 6: do we refer to you, ex president? Former president? Do
Speaker 6: you do you still identify as president?
Speaker 7: I a decent man and I innocent.
Speaker 8: And they prayed that Trump allow me to do a
Speaker 8: one podcast, and he'll say, I can do it a
Speaker 8: talk crime. And I get taken from my house in
Speaker 8: Venezuela and he taken me here and I do it
Speaker 8: one a talk crime.
Speaker 2: Mister president.
Speaker 6: Now, now, mister President, what do you what do you
Speaker 6: say to these allegations that it was your own government
Speaker 6: that handed you up, that it was your own vice
Speaker 6: presidentident and your own security forces that basically wanted to
Speaker 6: get rid of you and sold you out to the Americans.
Speaker 8: No, they're lying about me. I don't do nothing wrong.
Speaker 8: I is a do a number one president in South America.
Speaker 8: They Trump take me for no reason, and I give
Speaker 8: it the good oil to the wrong people and he
Speaker 8: get upset a me for what and nobody selling me out?
Speaker 8: I have number one secret service Cubano do you have
Speaker 8: Do you.
Speaker 3: Have the water bottle in your hands, the one they
Speaker 3: gave you on the plane. Yeah, he does, He has
Speaker 3: that same water bottle.
Speaker 7: They only give me one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you gotta make that stuff last for no reason.
Speaker 2: Mister president.
Speaker 6: We're also told that Delta Force was able to pretty
Speaker 6: much cut right through all of your presidential guard, uh like,
Speaker 6: pretty much like a hot knife through butter. We're told
Speaker 6: something like fifty five Cubans were killed.
Speaker 2: Possibly eighty soldiers total in total.
Speaker 6: Why is it, mister President, that you didn't try to
Speaker 6: I don't know train your forces a little bit better
Speaker 6: or have better security.
Speaker 8: Is not my problem, is not my fault, Cubano. My
Speaker 8: protecting service is all Cubans. He you cannot trust them.
Speaker 8: They prove they very bad. They stand and I need
Speaker 8: them to protect me and they don't do a good
Speaker 8: job at all.
Speaker 7: It's no good.
Speaker 8: See you understand, Yeah, see see.
Speaker 6: Now now Andrew, of course you speak Spanish, maybe you
Speaker 6: can help me translate some of this.
Speaker 2: But you know, being of course that you're Mexican.
Speaker 7: Hey, this is a good one. I like it.
Speaker 6: And in President Duro, I just wanted to ask that
Speaker 6: now now we understand, and that your wife was also
Speaker 6: arrested the same time as you had. You know, we
Speaker 6: need to know. And people are asking. I see the
Speaker 6: chat is lighting up. While you were on the plane,
Speaker 6: were you able to become members of the five mile
Speaker 6: High Club?
Speaker 8: See they allow us a two minutes and.
Speaker 7: We do it. But I had to say two minutes.
Speaker 7: But that's when I arrived in New York.
Speaker 8: I was shocked to see how many illegals are in
Speaker 8: the city, because, how do you say?
Speaker 7: It reminds me of a venezuela. I feel like I'm
Speaker 7: at home. So many of them, but they all Mexicans.
Speaker 7: I don't know why.
Speaker 6: And my final question, my final question, mister president our presidente,
Speaker 6: is we're also told so your prison cell seems to
Speaker 6: be in some kind of prison library. How is it like,
Speaker 6: how are you are your conditions? How are the facilities
Speaker 6: there in New York? And what is it like being
Speaker 6: cellmates with Diddy?
Speaker 8: See, it's no bad, it's no bad, eats, no bad
Speaker 8: at all. You remind me of me and Delia. We
Speaker 8: do a much similar and the Diddy doing much similar
Speaker 8: to the Cilia do.
Speaker 7: And then back home are a prison? No good? Back
Speaker 7: home preson no water, no food. You work in New York,
Speaker 7: I get to play chess.
Speaker 3: You got I mean, no food and no water in
Speaker 3: a Venezuelan prison sounds like. It's also like a Venezuelan restaurant,
Speaker 3: Venezuelan mall, Venezuela grocery store, supermarket.
Speaker 7: Yeah, see what I eat?
Speaker 5: See you know Tyler Tyler here?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we do, we have Tyler here. He seems to.
Speaker 9: I feel like I walked in the middle of something.
Speaker 3: Just thinking. Tyler's thinking. I already got in trouble for
Speaker 3: dumb stuff. Now I'm gonna get in trouble for more
Speaker 3: stuff like this segment.
Speaker 5: This is not dumb stuff. This is serious international.
Speaker 2: Serious politics.
Speaker 8: He's number one, Meet the president, number one Trump blow
Speaker 8: me to do a one podcast.
Speaker 10: So, mister president, what would you if you were advising
Speaker 10: President Trump what to do with the oil, the Venezuelan oil?
Speaker 10: What do you think America should do with it?
Speaker 5: Eight? Two things?
Speaker 8: And one is really bad oil.
Speaker 7: It's no good, dirty oil. That's why it is so hard.
Speaker 5: See.
Speaker 7: And number two the Chinese pay good money.
Speaker 5: Good client, so sell it to China.
Speaker 7: See if the number one lion me, no problem, it's good.
Speaker 5: Thank you for that advice.
Speaker 2: What do you mean, perhaps no problema.
Speaker 7: Yeah, no problemo. Hey, I give you the speech a
Speaker 7: sis I say.
Speaker 11: Nab laspara qe mira flores. No linger thy cobarde in
Speaker 11: the president. I think I call him coward. I know,
Speaker 11: call him coward. All I want is peace. I want peace,
Speaker 11: no war. And he arrests me for no reason, and
Speaker 11: me and Celia a Esta wrongfully put in the prison.
Speaker 7: Why for what?
Speaker 3: Oh boy?
Speaker 5: I think that covers the Venezuela.
Speaker 3: I think that does. I think that covers Venezuela very capably.
Speaker 3: But we're planning to talk about that later in the show.
Speaker 3: But Jack, we were also very excited to hit our
Speaker 3: first topic for the day before mustache man interested in
Speaker 3: our podcast. I guess he must have chloroformed. No, he's
Speaker 3: not the post. He's still a president. Yeah, he's all
Speaker 3: president there that president.
Speaker 2: I mean, you have anywhere else to go?
Speaker 6: Do you want to just do you want to just
Speaker 6: sit and join us on Thought Crime tonight and just
Speaker 6: kind of just kind of go through the topics we
Speaker 6: we had, We had a whole show plan before you
Speaker 6: before you you know, crashed our you know, crashed our events.
Speaker 2: So would you would do you want to just go
Speaker 2: through the show?
Speaker 9: I don't recognize with you, I will love it.
Speaker 7: Thank you for the invite.
Speaker 2: All right, let's do it.
Speaker 12: He needs needs Venezuela's sash. Do they let him wear
Speaker 12: a sash in prison?
Speaker 3: Probably not a sash.
Speaker 2: Not since, not since Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 9: He's had to take his sash off.
Speaker 6: Is it true, mister president, Is it true that did
Speaker 6: they put you in Jeffrey Epstein's cell? And is it
Speaker 6: true that he may have left some things behind in
Speaker 6: that cell?
Speaker 8: Indeed, Moday, my next door is did they? And I
Speaker 8: tell d D I said, you like oil and he say, yeah,
Speaker 8: I like baby, and I say, I also like oil
Speaker 8: and Venezuela we have lots of it.
Speaker 7: And he do not good things to me with that oil.
Speaker 3: Oh see, my mister president.
Speaker 13: M h.
Speaker 7: I sorry, but it is no problem. Mhm.
Speaker 10: I'm sure your wife was very upset about this, right.
Speaker 11: See Celia do the same thing to me back in Caracash.
Speaker 2: So you're you're familiar with the sea.
Speaker 8: Did they invite me to parties I cannot make because
Speaker 8: I get a rested if I go to America.
Speaker 7: So I stank, and now I go to DIGNI party
Speaker 7: every day.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, it's it's interesting because Blake, I think
Speaker 6: you were just about to say, our first topic might
Speaker 6: actually lend itself to something that might be potentially helpful
Speaker 6: for people who are in President Maduro's situation.
Speaker 2: They're stuck inside. Uh they but they do have.
Speaker 6: Computer access, so this is something that might actually be
Speaker 6: useful for them.
Speaker 3: Oh, do I want to hit that or do we
Speaker 3: want to hit Minneapolis first?
Speaker 5: Jack?
Speaker 3: We have we have a couple options.
Speaker 2: Uh, well, you know we do have. So here's the situation.
Speaker 6: You know, obviously, we've got people on the ground in Minneapolis.
Speaker 6: We've got assets on the ground, human events as people
Speaker 6: there right now keeping an eye on it. We just
Speaker 6: saw obviously Commander Bovino got into a scuffle with a
Speaker 6: couple of these agitators.
Speaker 2: His security had to get involved.
Speaker 6: It looks like he was totally okay from that perspective,
Speaker 6: but there's no question they are starting to target him more.
Speaker 6: And we know the sun is going down there in Minneapolis.
Speaker 6: They're also outside of this, you know, this area where
Speaker 6: the shooting took place. They've created, you know, some kind
Speaker 6: of autonomous zone, or maybe perhaps the early stages of
Speaker 6: an autonomous zone, similar to what we saw in Seattle
Speaker 6: five years ago with the CHAZ. I don't know if
Speaker 6: this is the gonna be called the MAZ, the Minneapolis
Speaker 6: Autonomous Zone.
Speaker 2: So we'll see.
Speaker 6: But we know that may Or Fry actually did order
Speaker 6: police out of the area, and barricades are now being
Speaker 6: set up, being set up like it's the French Revolution,
Speaker 6: and uh, it's it's what can I say, the Bolsheviks,
Speaker 6: the Marxist.
Speaker 2: The Jacobins, the right. Here's here's a video of it. Now.
Speaker 6: So these barricades are being set up like it's the
Speaker 6: French Revolution. The Jacobins are back, the Bolsheviks are back,
Speaker 6: and they're doing the exact same things they did before.
Speaker 6: So obviously we're gonna be keeping an eye on that
Speaker 6: something pops off, we're gonna we're gonna go straight to it.
Speaker 6: But did you, guys, Blake, what do you think should
Speaker 6: we should we get into this story now?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think I think so. I think I think it's
Speaker 3: just the big it's the biggest story of today. Had
Speaker 3: going through the extremely arbitrary measure of how how many
Speaker 3: tweets on exit had trending shoved in my face, it
Speaker 3: was like several million. And I think, you know, the
Speaker 3: topic we're questioning, the sort of the big picture question
Speaker 3: is you could say who killed Renee Good? Because there's really,
Speaker 3: you know, there's a lot of good candidates. Because everyone's
Speaker 3: decided to blame. Some people are blaming you know, the officer,
Speaker 3: but a lot of people are blaming President Trump. We
Speaker 3: have people saying he needs to be impeached, he needs
Speaker 3: to be arrested, he needs to be probably who knows
Speaker 3: what they would want to say. And but we were
Speaker 3: saying on the show today, I think the person who
Speaker 3: bears the most responsibility is probably Mayor Jacob Frye and
Speaker 3: then Governor Tim Walls. And the reason they bear responsibility
Speaker 3: is they decided to pit their own people against Ice
Speaker 3: as political pawns, as human shields, and they wanted something
Speaker 3: like this to happen. They were all they're deep down,
Speaker 3: they are overjoyed that this took place. They wanted to
Speaker 3: create a situation like this and they got their wish
Speaker 3: and they're celebrating right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, there's no question.
Speaker 6: I mean, some of the stuff that I've been seeing,
Speaker 6: by the way, is pretty insane in terms of them
Speaker 6: going going and talking about.
Speaker 2: How then and Blake. You've definitely seen this.
Speaker 6: Before with a lot of other you know, Kyle Rittenhouse
Speaker 6: type shootings or other police based shootings where they'll say
Speaker 6: they'll sit there and say, oh, why didn't the officer
Speaker 6: just you know, shoot the tires, or oh why didn't
Speaker 6: the officer just do this? Or why didn't just do that?
Speaker 6: Did he have to do this? It's like, oh, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: he should have just shot the steering wheel. Just shoot
Speaker 6: the steering wheel out of her hand so she can't
Speaker 6: turn it into him. Why didn't he just shoot her
Speaker 6: foot so she wouldn't be able to hit the gas.
Speaker 6: This is ridiculous. These kind of statements are ridiculous. And
Speaker 6: then of course it came out today that the same
Speaker 6: officer had actually been hit.
Speaker 2: I forget exactly the amount of time.
Speaker 6: It was a couple of months ago, I think June,
Speaker 6: and it was June, so a couple.
Speaker 2: About six months ago.
Speaker 6: So he required thirty five stitches in that incident where
Speaker 6: he had been drug and numerous incidents where this is
Speaker 6: going on. And I think, you know, I think we're
Speaker 6: all generally in agreement that the officer was in the
Speaker 6: right here and the protester was not, the agitator was not.
Speaker 6: But what I would like to get into with the gang,
Speaker 6: since we are on thought crime, we're supposed to be
Speaker 6: committing thought crimes. What is going on with these NPR
Speaker 6: listener women who seem to think that they can just
Speaker 6: commit acts like this with reckless abandon and face no
Speaker 6: consequences whatsoever. Why do they seem to because there were
Speaker 6: other people and Cassandra Fairbanks had this TikTok video that
Speaker 6: she posted earlier today where there was another woman out
Speaker 6: of Charlotte and she was saying, oh yeah, me and
Speaker 6: my friends were going around looking for ice agents and
Speaker 6: trying to block them as well. And we never thought
Speaker 6: that something like this could happen to us. But now
Speaker 6: I'm starting to get scared. What if that happens to
Speaker 6: me next? And it's like, yeah, if you see police
Speaker 6: officers out conducting an arrest or out, you know, dealing
Speaker 6: with a you know, I don't know, a car anything
Speaker 6: like whatever they're doing, and you drive up to them
Speaker 6: and block your car in front of what law enforcement
Speaker 6: is doing.
Speaker 2: You're gonna have a bad day. All right.
Speaker 6: I don't know if this is gonna happen, but if
Speaker 6: you try to ram them with your car, then yes,
Speaker 6: definitely this is going to happen, and you're definitely going
Speaker 6: to have a bad day. And what's crazy to me, though,
Speaker 6: is that these liberal you know, the awfls, the ofwfls,
Speaker 6: have never seemed to actually face any real consequences at
Speaker 6: all in their lives.
Speaker 5: Well, and there's this clip. I think it's three forty four.
Speaker 5: Did I find it three forty four? I believe?
Speaker 10: Yeah, this is uh getting This is when he got
Speaker 10: drag Jack three thirty four play cut three thirty four.
Speaker 13: These images show the officers hand in the vehicle. In
Speaker 13: this video, you can see the driver take off with
Speaker 13: the agent hanging from the car, dragging him three hundred
Speaker 13: feet through front yards. These graphic images show the aftermath,
Speaker 13: a bloody agent who needed thirty three stitches for his
Speaker 13: significant cut.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Home, so and by the way, I hadn't seen that. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and you know, here's the deal. It's this.
Speaker 10: Let's see here, Christy Nome, you can do this two
Speaker 10: ninety nine. CHRISTI nom detailed yesterday that just in the
Speaker 10: last just in recent weeks, there's been over one hundred
Speaker 10: ramming incidents of involving ICE agents. There was four the
Speaker 10: day of the fatal shooting, three of which happened in Minneapolis.
Speaker 14: Nine today alone in this country there have been four
Speaker 14: different domestic terrorist attacks on federal officers by the ramming
Speaker 14: of vehicles. Three of them happened here in Minneapolis. We've
Speaker 14: seen over one hundred of these vehicle rammings happen in
Speaker 14: just recent weeks, and this must stop. ICE alone is
Speaker 14: facing a thirteen hundred percent increase in assaults against them
Speaker 14: and an eight thousand percent increase in death threats against
Speaker 14: all of them. In fact, the very same office who
Speaker 14: was attacked today had previously been dragged by an anti
Speaker 14: ice rider who had rammed him with a car and
Speaker 14: drug him back in June. He sustained injuries at that
Speaker 14: time as well.
Speaker 10: Yeah, So what my question is, because this has been
Speaker 10: going on for months, these ramming incidents, my question is
Speaker 10: who's training them to do this? Like what message boards,
Speaker 10: what private discord chats, whatever, who's funding it? Because I
Speaker 10: watched a story in detail. It was probably in like
Speaker 10: I want to say, October November, and it was in
Speaker 10: southern California. The guy instantly calls his lawyer, which was
Speaker 10: connected to some you know, nonprofit that was getting funded
Speaker 10: through a nonprofit. So where does that nonprofit get its
Speaker 10: money to pay the lawyers? How did they coordinate with
Speaker 10: the local citizen observers so that so that these people
Speaker 10: know where to call and who to call when they
Speaker 10: get in trouble. And then within two hours, this guy
Speaker 10: was on with Aaron Burnett on CNN crying victim because
Speaker 10: he was harassing stocking ICE agents in the field.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know that they need to be
Speaker 3: trained to ram someone with a car. It just it
Speaker 3: seems pretty straightforward. And how they do it. But what
Speaker 3: you will find if you float around in left wing
Speaker 3: circles online that the thing about it, I guess that
Speaker 3: the right should understand is the left is pretty good
Speaker 3: at being decentralized about things. So you can just be
Speaker 3: in you know, a discord server, you can be on
Speaker 3: threads or blue sky or whatever. You can be just
Speaker 3: in private chat rooms, you can be in signal groups,
Speaker 3: you can be on text chains, and they're just very
Speaker 3: good at sharing knowledge, and they're very good at organically
Speaker 3: getting all aligned on an issue.
Speaker 5: We should do that here, yeah.
Speaker 3: And so well, but we won't do that here because
Speaker 3: that's just that's a fundamental difference between they would be
Speaker 3: and how they and how they do things.
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Speaker 6: It's one of the things I would just add is
Speaker 6: that it's also that they don't need to go necessarily
Speaker 6: always to go into discord chats and private servers because
Speaker 6: their stuff doesn't ever get banned on If you can
Speaker 6: go on Instagram and find ANTIFA pages posting, oh do
Speaker 6: this to more ICE agents, or they have like ice Watch,
Speaker 6: different sites that are up Reddit it's got a whole
Speaker 6: page in Minneapolis dedicated to ice watch.
Speaker 2: Hey, this is where ice is today. You need to
Speaker 2: keep an eye on them.
Speaker 6: And then you can go in the comments and you'll
Speaker 6: see people coordinating these types of activities and these types
Speaker 6: of attacks, or people will post flyers about this is
Speaker 6: where we're going next week. Facebook has had this up
Speaker 6: for years, they've never done anything about it. Instagram as well,
Speaker 6: both same company. Meta Reddit has it all over the place.
Speaker 6: So again they just do it right out in the open,
Speaker 6: and unfortunately you don't actually see either the social media
Speaker 6: companies taking action against it, and you definitely don't see
Speaker 6: action taken until, unfortunately, events.
Speaker 2: Like this take place and.
Speaker 6: You see agents in this case having to defend fact,
Speaker 6: tend for their lives, and be in this situation when
Speaker 6: they should have to be because the National Guard should
Speaker 6: be there already.
Speaker 3: In fact, it's just a thing. Because you mentioned it,
Speaker 3: I just decided to search ice watch Minneapolis, and on
Speaker 3: Reddit's Minneapolis page, there's ice watch orientation tonight seven pm
Speaker 3: zooms that's probably seventh Central, that's an hour and a
Speaker 3: half from now. And you know, someone says, remember to
Speaker 3: join these events with a VPN, but you know, I
Speaker 3: suspect you don't need to join it with a VPN. So,
Speaker 3: by the way he just came out, people should please go.
Speaker 6: Look at post Millennial just posted up a story that
Speaker 6: in fact Renee Good was a quote ICE Watch warrior
Speaker 6: who was trained by far left activists to disrupt and
Speaker 6: resist agents.
Speaker 2: So she is someone who received this training.
Speaker 6: She is someone who possibly was working with this Reddit
Speaker 6: page or something similar where through let's listen to this,
Speaker 6: through school and activist groups, she became involved with an
Speaker 6: ICE Watch group quote, a loose collection of activists whose
Speaker 6: mission was to disrupt ICE during operations. Similar groups and
Speaker 6: agitators have been forming all over the country with the
Speaker 6: goals to docks, disrupt and block ICE from carrying out
Speaker 6: lawful operations, to remove legal aliens from the city.
Speaker 2: Let's see where is this one she received training. This
Speaker 2: is someone.
Speaker 6: Someone who knows her from knows her from school. She
Speaker 6: received training, very thorough training to listen to commands, to
Speaker 6: know your rights, to whistle when you see an ICE agent.
Speaker 6: This is what she had done. So people who knew
Speaker 6: her say that she was actively involved in training to
Speaker 6: disrupt ICE operations and these types of groups are out there,
Speaker 6: they have been forming, they're doing so. I just mentioned
Speaker 6: the one in Minneapolis. It's right there in public. Anyone
Speaker 6: can go see it. Yet Reddit will not take action
Speaker 6: against this. We haven't seen indictments against any of the
Speaker 6: people doing this. We haven't seen the DOJ come and
Speaker 6: try to take down these Reddit pages at all the
Speaker 6: way they take down pages.
Speaker 2: Again, they just do it right in the open. And
Speaker 2: here's the article.
Speaker 10: Jack, to your point that I mean to corroborate the
Speaker 10: fact that she was obviously trained, this was an eyewitness
Speaker 10: to this event to eighty one.
Speaker 15: They clearly wanted her out of there because she was
Speaker 15: the main car leading the protest, is my understanding. I
Speaker 15: talked to another guy who was driving behind her, but
Speaker 15: she was she was very at she was very successful
Speaker 15: in blocking traffic. She was doing what she was what
Speaker 15: she was set out to do, and so they wanted
Speaker 15: to get her the hell out of there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so it looked like she was impeding ice veehicle.
Speaker 15: Definitely, Yeah, that was her goal.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 12: And this actually this actually goes way back though. This
Speaker 12: is this is almost ten years ago. So I'll just
Speaker 12: point to ten years ago here in Arizona. There is
Speaker 12: a group that's called Mihinte that's still operational. I wasn't
Speaker 12: sure if they're operational people, but they have been.
Speaker 9: Thank you so much for that.
Speaker 12: I should have asked the president actually for a translation.
Speaker 12: Is that correct, President, President? So me Hinte has actually
Speaker 12: been operating for well over a decade, and I actually
Speaker 12: just did a quick search of their website where they
Speaker 12: giddily talk about, you know, car blocking as a tactic.
Speaker 12: So this has been a tactic that's been used in Arizona.
Speaker 12: They were doing this if you remember ten years ago,
Speaker 12: car blocking, uh, using vehicles to get in the way,
Speaker 12: which was just reference in that video, which is again
Speaker 12: this is this is what happens.
Speaker 9: I mean, what can go wrong.
Speaker 12: When you take crazy people, you ignite them through an
Speaker 12: organization like me Hinte, You put them in a vehicle,
Speaker 12: you tell them to use the vehicle.
Speaker 9: To impede lawful conduct, and then you know, wouldn't you
Speaker 9: know it?
Speaker 12: You know, they could actually maybe hurt somebody, because vehicles
Speaker 12: are one of the deadliest things that you could give
Speaker 12: a crazy person.
Speaker 16: Uh.
Speaker 12: And so this one I'm looking at is a pro
Speaker 12: tester was transferred to immigration authorities in Arizona was but
Speaker 12: after they were again doing the same exact thing they
Speaker 12: were blocking. This was twenty sixteen. This is March of
Speaker 12: twenty sixteen, So this is.
Speaker 10: Yeah, these guys are anti civilizational arsonists. This is this
Speaker 10: is what they are, the cizational art.
Speaker 4: They've spent oh yeah, the president the last year calling ice.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, the President's gone, Mikey's back.
Speaker 4: They spent the last year calling ice, you know, the Gestapo,
Speaker 4: the Nazis, the fascists. And then we're supposed to be
Speaker 4: surprised when people and Tyler brought it up. I mean,
Speaker 4: car blocking is a thing on the left, So we're
Speaker 4: supposed to be surprised when people interfering with an ICE
Speaker 4: operation get the consequences of interfering with an ICE operation,
Speaker 4: and so they think that nothing's going to happen to
Speaker 4: them by using their car. And you saw in that
Speaker 4: clip that lady, she was leading the way, she was
Speaker 4: obviously trying to stop this ICE operation, and she found
Speaker 4: out what the consequences were. And so so I don't
Speaker 4: think car blocking is going to be a big thing
Speaker 4: on the left anymore now that they've found out what
Speaker 4: the consequences are. But we can't be surprised when you
Speaker 4: interfere with an ICE operation that that's actually stemming from
Speaker 4: the left constantly labeling our brave ICE officers as fascists,
Speaker 4: as Gestapo, as Nazis, and they're not actually enforcing the
Speaker 4: law in our country, but they're actually just taking decent, nice,
Speaker 4: innocent families into porting them for absolutely no reason at all.
Speaker 6: Of course, that's what I want I get into, though,
Speaker 6: is because you've got people that just live in this
Speaker 6: soup all the time, and particularly it's these affluent female
Speaker 6: white women, some cases more middle class, and they're just
Speaker 6: listening to NPR over and over. Fisher King had a
Speaker 6: tweet up earlier he said NPR said that ICE shot
Speaker 6: a woman in her car just while she was sitting
Speaker 6: in it. Didn't even mention anything about the gas, didn't
Speaker 6: even mention anything about assaulting the officer or trying to
Speaker 6: run into him. And so this is still what I
Speaker 6: want to get into, is how is it that we
Speaker 6: have these massive pockets and swaths of our population where
Speaker 6: there's millions of people caught up in this fried mental
Speaker 6: model where they just think it's totally fine to go
Speaker 6: and interfere with police like it's it's like it's it's
Speaker 6: a section, it's I think it's kind of like LARPing
Speaker 6: in a sense, like live action role playing, but it's
Speaker 6: something where like they don't actually realize that this isn't
Speaker 6: a game, but they think it is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they think they're the robin hoods of our society
Speaker 4: and that they're upholding the you know, the social and
Speaker 4: moral law of our country, when they don't actually realize
Speaker 4: that you're breaking the law by coming into our country legally.
Speaker 7: But also, I don't know if you guys have seen
Speaker 7: the clip of the car.
Speaker 4: It's tires actually slid because it was icy out there
Speaker 4: and there it was cold, and the tires didn't catch traction.
Speaker 4: But thank god that happened, because if it didn't, the
Speaker 4: ice officer one hundred percent would have been run over
Speaker 4: before he was able to take the shot. And so
Speaker 4: say what you want, but yeah, you can see it
Speaker 4: in this clip. She speeds forward and her tire does
Speaker 4: not catch the traction. So say what you want, but
Speaker 4: you cannot be the robin hood of society and uphold
Speaker 4: what you think is actually the law of our country
Speaker 4: when these brave ice officers are putting their lives on
Speaker 4: the line day in and day out.
Speaker 6: It's like they actually if you actually believe, right, if
Speaker 6: you actually believe that ice are fascist Nazis, then you've
Speaker 6: been told your whole life that the best thing you
Speaker 6: can do is go out and fight the Nazis, go
Speaker 6: out and kill the Nazis. And look, every one of
Speaker 6: us on this program right now, and you know, we
Speaker 6: know exactly what the consequences of something like that can
Speaker 6: be when you're told over and over that someone's a
Speaker 6: Nazi because they don't call you a Nazi because they
Speaker 6: think you're one. They call you one because they want
Speaker 6: to be able to kill you and get away with it.
Speaker 10: Hmmm, yeah, well, and I so, Mikey, you were saying
Speaker 10: that perhaps we're not going to see any car rammings,
Speaker 10: but I think it's a little more insistent, Like you know,
Speaker 10: because now somebody's left around and found I think it's
Speaker 10: I think it's more insidious than that. I think that
Speaker 10: they wanted this to happen. I think that they wanted
Speaker 10: this to be.
Speaker 12: Here's the problem, though, is that again this whole thing.
Speaker 12: The only way to stop a bus supporting a bunch
Speaker 12: of people, Let's put a car in front of it
Speaker 12: the only way to uh, you know, block a road.
Speaker 12: It's they're not going to do this with human change.
Speaker 12: They've done that before. You know how easy that is
Speaker 12: to get it. They they have trained people to put
Speaker 12: people in vehicles. They're going to You're going to have
Speaker 12: crazier people than ever before in vehicles doing But.
Speaker 10: What I'm saying is, but what I'm saying is they
Speaker 10: wanted somebody to die.
Speaker 9: They want their own.
Speaker 10: They want they want a few martyrs so that they
Speaker 10: can sort of now protest and do their own jazz
Speaker 10: in Minneapolis.
Speaker 5: Although it's freezing, but.
Speaker 9: This isn't it. There's gonna be more.
Speaker 3: Yes, they want more people. They'll want to Yeah, I
Speaker 3: think they'll do more cars, certainly more car blockages. They'll
Speaker 3: and they'll make a whole stunt on it. Are you
Speaker 3: gonna shoot me too? And like frankly, Ice needs to
Speaker 3: plan now for what their plan should be. And I
Speaker 3: feel like the best plan for what they should do
Speaker 3: is if you are blocking Ice, we are going through
Speaker 3: your car of the time, like you basically need to
Speaker 3: get you can't mess around with all the car. You
Speaker 3: can't let yourself get bossed around by people who are
Speaker 3: willful disruptors of the social contract and wilful underminers of
Speaker 3: law and order. When people try to get cooked on
Speaker 3: these memes, they're they're trying to increase entropy. They're trying
Speaker 3: to obliterate the ability for ice to do its job.
Speaker 3: But the only way you can stop that is you
Speaker 3: just say nope, every single time, Bam, your car's gone.
Speaker 3: You're off to jail. You're getting a prison sentence.
Speaker 9: I have a theory though.
Speaker 12: My theory though, is that they actually want white women
Speaker 12: be the ones driving these cars.
Speaker 3: Well, they certainly are the easiest ones to recruit to
Speaker 3: drive the cars.
Speaker 12: The potentially want white women to drive the cars. And
Speaker 12: they want because I think because if you look in
Speaker 12: the past of the past, they were kind of recruiting
Speaker 12: uh like Hispanic leaders to be involved with this that
Speaker 12: doesn't exist anymore. And I think it's intentional, and part
Speaker 12: of the intent the intentionality of that is I actually
Speaker 12: think they want to influence white women to feel bad
Speaker 12: for white women who become victims of their self created crime.
Speaker 9: Does that make sense?
Speaker 12: Like, I actually think that the insidious thing about all
Speaker 12: of this is they're actually intentionally recruiting white females to
Speaker 12: get involved with this because they know that the white
Speaker 12: female vote in America is probably going to be more
Speaker 12: more impacted by a crazy white female getting killed.
Speaker 7: By ice agency the sympathy.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you, I just don't think they need to
Speaker 3: be deliberate about it. They're infinite white, but they do definitely.
Speaker 9: Want probably they want them as the martyrs.
Speaker 10: Bad drivers, and they're also like most likely to do
Speaker 10: something stupid.
Speaker 5: Think that they're like gij if you need.
Speaker 3: To stick someone's face on a poster and like this
Speaker 3: is the martyr. You don't want to use those like
Speaker 3: Antifa mutants that they get arrested in Portland all of
Speaker 3: the time. You want someone who has a face ideally,
Speaker 3: no tattoos, ideally know, like weird figure girl next door.
Speaker 5: Yeah exactly.
Speaker 12: But they don't want it to be a minority because
Speaker 12: that's unimpactful to the vote, the voter that they're trying
Speaker 12: to influence.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Charlie used to always talk about how we're team civilization
Speaker 4: and their team anarchy. And so if their ultimate goal
Speaker 4: is anarchy, which is to make you know, a new chazz,
Speaker 4: to burn down Minneapolis and burn down Wendy's, well you
Speaker 4: see two extremes. Here you see George Floyd, who was
Speaker 4: arrested and died doing something wrong, which was stealing, beating women,
Speaker 4: taking fentanyl, and Derek Chauvin upholding the law, who should
Speaker 4: be out of jail by the way.
Speaker 3: And then in this case you see a.
Speaker 4: Woman who's interfering with an ice operation and both of
Speaker 4: them get killed in the process. And so if the
Speaker 4: ultimate goal is anarchy in the world, a fair and equitable,
Speaker 4: why isn't the white woman getting the exact same riots
Speaker 4: and burning in the streets and destruction of a city
Speaker 4: that the black man got. Is that's not very fair
Speaker 4: and equitable.
Speaker 3: Well, if the victim is.
Speaker 6: To get the Somali community to riled up about a
Speaker 6: white woman, you're not going to get BLM riled up
Speaker 6: about a white woman.
Speaker 2: It's just not going to happen.
Speaker 10: Well, but here's the thing that honestly part of this.
Speaker 10: We're fortunate this didn't happen in the summer months because
Speaker 10: I'm telling you, it's cold in Minneapolis. Let's see how
Speaker 10: big this this mas Chaz community grows, or how big
Speaker 10: it's cold. And I know that some will, like most passionate,
Speaker 10: will do it, but I'm telling you the only thing
Speaker 10: that's saving Minneapolis right now from a from a Floyda
Speaker 10: palooza two point zero is the freezing temperature.
Speaker 3: I disagree. I think I think it does matter that
Speaker 3: it was a white victim, and so who radicalize. This
Speaker 3: is more radicalizing to the extremes it greatly. Here's what's
Speaker 3: more likely to happen. You're a lot more likely after
Speaker 3: this to have, like I'll be Frank, an ANTIFA psycho
Speaker 3: with an AR fifteen goes and tries to ambush and
Speaker 3: murder ice agents. That is a lot more likely.
Speaker 6: Than like a bombing, Yes, fire bombing or pipe bombing
Speaker 6: or something that that type of thing.
Speaker 2: Sure we do, we do see that kind.
Speaker 6: Of like targeted leftist white violince, but targeted bl violence,
Speaker 6: it's just wanton riots.
Speaker 3: You only get you only get like the looting style riots.
Speaker 3: Let's be Frank after a BLM coded event, and you
Speaker 3: can look back. We had them after Floyd, but we
Speaker 3: had lesser local ones after Freddie Gray and Baltimore. You
Speaker 3: had Michael Brown and Ferguson. I guess this is oil
Speaker 3: open rise as much.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but you're right though, because it's kind of like
Speaker 10: the Cerno Steve Sailor like observation that you know, if
Speaker 10: you're gonna like Cerno is always saying, and Jack backed
Speaker 10: me up on this that when you get a white
Speaker 10: guy not as similar from you know, Tyler Robinson person
Speaker 10: right like silent but very deadly, they they they when
Speaker 10: they get radicalized, they it's not.
Speaker 2: An impulsive violence.
Speaker 6: It's a it's a meticulous, methodical, planned out type.
Speaker 10: Versus the spray and pray like Floyda Palooza rioting you know, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, which is which is horrific.
Speaker 6: I said on war Room earlier today that it would
Speaker 6: that it would not surprise me if one of the
Speaker 6: things that we see next is an attempt to assassinate
Speaker 6: Commander Bovino.
Speaker 2: He's walking around there all the time. He is a
Speaker 2: very well known target, he's on TV all the time.
Speaker 6: And as horrific as it is, and as as you know,
Speaker 6: obviously ghoulish as it is to talk about, you do
Speaker 6: have to actually point that out to say, look, you know,
Speaker 6: this guy is going to be a massive, high value
Speaker 6: target for the left, and I guarantee you, and we
Speaker 6: just we just saw them assault him once, so I
Speaker 6: guarantee you what were they doing they were testing security
Speaker 6: and they're gonna they just they training just showed up
Speaker 6: at JD's house a couple of nights ago.
Speaker 2: Charlie, of course, is still no longer with us.
Speaker 6: And this is what I don't get when I see
Speaker 6: so much like like infighting and like all the insanity
Speaker 6: going on in like the conservative media world right now.
Speaker 6: And it's like, guys, they're literally Bolsheviks at the door
Speaker 6: who are trying to kill us. They've killed one of
Speaker 6: us already. They are not stopping. They're trying to kill Ice.
Speaker 6: They've got they've got like Middle America moms going behind
Speaker 6: the cars of suv fully radicalized. Blake, you and I
Speaker 6: used to talk about this, radicalized to the level of
Speaker 6: isis charging at ICE officers And we're sitting there still wondering, like, oh, well,
Speaker 6: you know, let's just talk about something else, Like no,
Speaker 6: this is going on, This is real, and it's tapping
Speaker 6: in our country.
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Speaker 3: The right is very aware, like we'll brag about this.
Speaker 3: You know, you'll see those polls that say liberal women
Speaker 3: are way more likely to report having, you know, a
Speaker 3: diagnosed mental illness than conservative women. And also liberal men
Speaker 3: are more likely to report a diagnosed mental thing. And
Speaker 3: the really insane people are more likely to be on
Speaker 3: the left. And as we've pointed out, like you know,
Speaker 3: the trans epidemic that correlates with every single mental illness
Speaker 3: known demand, they're vastly more likely to have all of
Speaker 3: these these are mentally unwell individuals. And yeah, sometimes that
Speaker 3: manifests as I post embarrassing things on the internet. But
Speaker 3: sometimes that manifests as I try to do a mass shooting.
Speaker 3: We've had at this point, while like over the holidays,
Speaker 3: we just you know, we got additional confirmation that the
Speaker 3: Nashville shooter was actually motivated by like aggressive racial grievance
Speaker 3: just straight up in their notebooks. It's like, oh, I
Speaker 3: should target the school because it's white instead of black.
Speaker 3: And we saw transgender radicalism in the Minneapolis shooting. You
Speaker 3: just you have all of these ingredients for lunatic people
Speaker 3: to express the themselves in violence and they're endlessly getting
Speaker 3: this media script from political leaders on the left, from
Speaker 3: Governor Walls, from members of Congress saying this is.
Speaker 10: Five Governor Tim Waltz, it's some at a college, by
Speaker 10: the way, at a college at a graduation three two.
Speaker 17: Donald Trump's modern day escapo is scooping folks up off
Speaker 17: the streets. They're in unmarked vans, wearing masks, being shipped
Speaker 17: off to foreign torture dungeons. No chance to mount a defense,
Speaker 17: not even a chance to kiss the loved one goodbye,
Speaker 17: just grabbed up by massed agents, shoved into those vans
Speaker 17: and disappeared to be clear. There's no way for us
Speaker 17: to know whether they were actually criminals or not. It's
Speaker 17: not I purpoctly to say we're not far from a
Speaker 17: world where anyone could get that knock at a door,
Speaker 17: and there's no guarantee you'd get your day in court,
Speaker 17: or that you'd ever make at home alive, from whatever
Speaker 17: corner of the world they stick you in. Now, if
Speaker 17: Trump and his folks want to come from Minnesotan's, we
Speaker 17: need to make sure that there's a firewall that they
Speaker 17: have to come through before they get to them.
Speaker 3: It's so deranged. It's so deranged.
Speaker 12: He doesn't even know history well enough to be able
Speaker 12: to pronounce Gestapo.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Gestapo. So and like the specific precedents matter here.
Speaker 3: The Gestapo was declared a criminal organization after World War Two.
Speaker 3: You just being a member of it made you a criminal,
Speaker 3: same thing they did with the SS. And he's saying, oh,
Speaker 3: massed agents are going to abduct you from your home.
Speaker 3: He's basically saying America is ruled by a criminal terrorist gang.
Speaker 3: That is not disagreement with immigration policy. That is not
Speaker 3: oh I don't I think we should have amnesty for immigrants.
Speaker 3: That is, there is a criminal gang going around terrorizing people.
Speaker 3: And what do you do against criminal terrorist gangs? You
Speaker 3: shoot them. That is what they are communicating. That is
Speaker 3: what they are saying every day. They absolutely they want.
Speaker 3: The thing is is they want both outcomes. As we
Speaker 3: said on the show today, they want to stoke the
Speaker 3: lunatics who will get out a rifle and actually murder
Speaker 3: them because they think one it might force isodial things back,
Speaker 3: it might keep people from joining ICE, it will make
Speaker 3: their enforcement operations harder, but it also increases the risk
Speaker 3: for these renee good type individuals. Who are just trying
Speaker 3: to get in the way, block things up, get in
Speaker 3: their face. Because it's that balance. It's that every ice agent,
Speaker 3: when someone gets in their face, has to wonder, is
Speaker 3: this the lunatic with the rifle? Who is going to
Speaker 3: kill us? They get more nervous, they get more jumpy.
Speaker 3: They're more likely, way more on edge. That's why, that's
Speaker 3: why cops are more likely to shoot someone in a
Speaker 3: bad neighborhood. They're terrified, Oh this guy and this traffic stop,
Speaker 3: they kill me.
Speaker 10: They just want to get home to their families at night.
Speaker 10: And meantime they put their bodies on the line during
Speaker 10: the day and you know somebody might kill them.
Speaker 5: And you're totally right, all right, go ahead, yep.
Speaker 2: No breaking out of Portland.
Speaker 6: They're saying that two people were shot in Portland by
Speaker 6: US Customs and Border Patrol agents breaking out of local ABC.
Speaker 3: We'll see how that one went down. Let's see. Uh.
Speaker 10: You know what's frustrating about this too, is that, guess
Speaker 10: what we're not talking about. As soon as this happened
Speaker 10: in Minneapolis, we're not talking about Somali fraud.
Speaker 3: Well, we're still in Minneapolis, so at least we'll have
Speaker 3: that it's just Minneapolis is the number one content producing
Speaker 3: city in America. Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 5: And that's the thing.
Speaker 7: This happles clip that we just played this go ahead.
Speaker 6: I was just gonna say, this happened like what like
Speaker 6: four blocks away from where George Floyd died. Like this,
Speaker 6: this shooting happened within walking distance of where George Floyd died.
Speaker 2: That is just mind blowing me.
Speaker 9: How far away from the chief and with the.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is all smoke, smoke and mirrors with him,
Speaker 4: because if he can get you to spend all of
Speaker 4: your time thinking about the Gestapo and the Nazis and
Speaker 4: the fascists that are wrongfully arresting beautiful kind, you know,
Speaker 4: participating members of society for absolutely no reason and sending
Speaker 4: them back to their country even though they actually broke
Speaker 4: the law, then he can get you to ignore the
Speaker 4: fact that under his administration there was billions of dollars
Speaker 4: that just disappeared through Samali fraud in daycare fraud.
Speaker 7: And just fraud in general.
Speaker 4: And so I think it's really rich when this guy
Speaker 4: is talking about ICE agents that are actually doing their job,
Speaker 4: and because they're doing their job, they're getting docs, they're
Speaker 4: getting their addresses leaked, they're getting bricks thrown through their windows,
Speaker 4: they're getting their families threatened for doing their job and
Speaker 4: upholding the law. And so when this guy says, you'll
Speaker 4: have your day in court, it's just so sweet, so
Speaker 4: so sweet, such sweet justice. When we can say no, actually,
Speaker 4: Tim Walls, you'll have your day in court for actually
Speaker 4: breaking the law and trying to get us to all
Speaker 4: look in the other direction, the wrong direction, to focus
Speaker 4: on things that are not the truth, to focus on
Speaker 4: people that are actually doing their jobs and upholding the law.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So, FBI Portland is investigating an agent involved shooting that
Speaker 10: happened at approximately two point fifteen near the ten thousand
Speaker 10: block of Main Street and Portland involving Customs and Border
Speaker 10: Control agents, in which two individuals were wounded. This remains
Speaker 10: an active and ongoing investigation led by the FBI.
Speaker 3: Follow this, I guess just totally guessing here, most ice people,
Speaker 3: most of these are going to be people they're trying
Speaker 3: to arrest, and so I would guess that's probably what
Speaker 3: the case is. I looked up the address that this
Speaker 3: occurred at. It's in a very bad part of Portland. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the Glen Fair neighborhood appears to be a frequent Yeah.
Speaker 10: But but if you're seeing, if you're if you're an
Speaker 10: illegal immigrant and you're getting trying to you know, Ice
Speaker 10: is trying to nab you, and you've got this big
Speaker 10: story going on in Minneapolis, and all the left wingers
Speaker 10: are all riled up, then you might think, oh, this
Speaker 10: is the time to really like press it and try
Speaker 10: and get away and flee. So it's not to say
Speaker 10: that those two stories aren't disconnected, you know. Yeah, one
Speaker 10: involves a US citizen who's a white lady, thirty seven
Speaker 10: year old white lady, and the other one's probably you know,
Speaker 10: let's be honest, probably Hispanics or some other minority group.
Speaker 10: But it still increases the temperature in the country that listen.
Speaker 10: It's brazen anti law enforcement activity where everybody thinks that
Speaker 10: they have a role to play and standing up to
Speaker 10: law enforcement. No whatever happened to what my dad told me,
Speaker 10: it was just like if a cop pulls you over,
Speaker 10: you go ten and two, you take the keys out
Speaker 10: of the car, you turn it off, you roll down
Speaker 10: the window, and you say yes, mister officer, high officer.
Speaker 9: Like you turn on worship music first, Yeah, you.
Speaker 5: Turn on worship music, it's just no.
Speaker 10: But like, this is this is the world I was
Speaker 10: raised in, and all of a sudden, these people completely
Speaker 10: flip everything and think that they have some right to
Speaker 10: go play Vigilanti.
Speaker 6: I think there's a different song though, that Andrew always
Speaker 6: makes sure is playing when he gets pulled over every time.
Speaker 3: It's true, every time he walks into the office, that
Speaker 3: starts playing. And the weird thing is just start playing.
Speaker 3: It's not coming from his phone or from any audio thing.
Speaker 3: Everyone just kind of hears it.
Speaker 5: It's like it's just AMBI background. My DNA is just resonating.
Speaker 10: Yeah right me Madura, Yeah, even though Venezuela probably.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it's different. I think I think that my
Speaker 3: most important takeaway on this is I do think we
Speaker 3: care about actually achieving the administration's goal what it was
Speaker 3: run on, which is get deportation, to get mass deportations.
Speaker 3: And so they need to be thinking, they need to
Speaker 3: be strategizing now at DHS inside the White House. What
Speaker 3: is the Left likely to do in response to this?
Speaker 3: And then what are we going to do in response
Speaker 3: to that? They can't be caught flat footed. So if
Speaker 3: they're as we predict there's going to be more car blockages.
Speaker 3: They try to exploit this. What's your strategy to with that?
Speaker 10: What I've seen some of them mentioning some of the
Speaker 10: political leaders, city council, local DA saying like, come at us,
Speaker 10: we're going to arrest you.
Speaker 5: Like they're going to.
Speaker 10: Start trying to bend state law to be able to
Speaker 10: arrest some of these federal arfa.
Speaker 3: You have to be ready for that. Eventually, someone is
Speaker 3: going to try to become make them Frankly, someone's going
Speaker 3: to try to make themselves a presidential front runner by
Speaker 3: being the one who pulls the stunt trying to arrest
Speaker 3: an ice agent while they're doing their operations. It might
Speaker 3: be Mam Donnie in New York. I guess he can't run,
Speaker 3: but he would still want that publicity. Might be in Minneapolis,
Speaker 3: it could be someone in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's go through that for a second.
Speaker 6: Because so Keith Ellison we know was the one who
Speaker 6: personally came in and oversaw the charges on literally Derek
Speaker 6: Chauvin himself, so not exactly known for as being a
Speaker 6: bastion of support for police in Minnesota. Could the Attorney
Speaker 6: general here, could the state of Minnesota bring murder charges.
Speaker 2: On this officer.
Speaker 3: They absolutely could try.
Speaker 10: Well, there's nothing prevent We talked about that today actually
Speaker 10: with Eric Schmidt, who's a former ag of Missouri. He
Speaker 10: said that that would that basically the the charges would
Speaker 10: get rolled into a federal the federal supremacy would would
Speaker 10: would kick in and it would become a federal charge
Speaker 10: basically because it's a federal law enforcement.
Speaker 5: That was his that was what he said.
Speaker 6: I forget, we were chatting about this earlier too, and
Speaker 6: I think I do agree that I think with with
Speaker 6: agy Smid that the supremacy clause would reign here. This
Speaker 6: is a federal officer who was undergoing undertaking federal duties.
Speaker 2: There's no question.
Speaker 6: And so yeah, a federal officer could be indicted for
Speaker 6: you know, all sorts of state crimes like you could
Speaker 6: you could commit a hit and run or something like that.
Speaker 6: You could break laws and get arrested, But if you're
Speaker 6: conducting your duties as a federal officer, then that would
Speaker 6: basically get thrown out.
Speaker 2: In federal court. Like it's just it's just not something
Speaker 2: that a state can do.
Speaker 9: Well, this is this is the whole thing that I'm
Speaker 9: dealing with right now.
Speaker 12: It's like the whole supremacy thing, right, This is where
Speaker 12: the left wants to use law fair to try to
Speaker 12: invoke state law to try to go after I mean,
Speaker 12: think about like what was going on with the elector
Speaker 12: stuff in Georgia. They try to go down to the
Speaker 12: county level to indict Trump. At the state level. They're
Speaker 12: indicting political opponents at the state level because it's under
Speaker 12: away from the federal government. So Trump's in office, obviously
Speaker 12: they're going to try to do everything they possibly can
Speaker 12: to indict whoever using the state powers. Right and again,
Speaker 12: just to your point, Jack, the law is very clear
Speaker 12: that the federal government's in charge and where it's in charge.
Speaker 9: They have no no say. But that doesn't take it.
Speaker 12: That doesn't solve the cheesecake incident from BLM the BLM riots.
Speaker 9: Do we have that clip.
Speaker 2: Cheesecaking?
Speaker 12: Do we have that angela? Okay, they're still grabbing it.
Speaker 12: Oh dang, all right, I teed that up.
Speaker 2: Cheesecake cheesecake factory.
Speaker 5: I don't get the cheesecake.
Speaker 9: It's it's gonna We're gonna pull it up.
Speaker 12: This is like one of the things that was like
Speaker 12: hilarious while we were going through all this back in
Speaker 12: the BLM riots. So we were covering all this stuff
Speaker 12: when Minneapolis was getting like ransacked and they were remember
Speaker 12: they were like ransacked in every single city or every
Speaker 12: single store.
Speaker 9: They shut down everything.
Speaker 12: They boarded up all of downtown Minneapolis except and they
Speaker 12: were covering this and this clip came out on the news.
Speaker 9: Do we have it soon?
Speaker 5: Almost? Yeah? So soon?
Speaker 9: So they're looking now.
Speaker 3: It's actually there's a long there's a lot of legal
Speaker 3: it's back and forth, specifically on the can they prosecute
Speaker 3: a federal agent who was doing federal actions? Is there's
Speaker 3: some funny ones like during Prohibition or in eighteen ninety
Speaker 3: eight Virginia charged a tax collector Posse who shot and
Speaker 3: killed horses and cattle during a shootout who they claimed
Speaker 3: they were ambushed while trying to collect taxes. There's like
Speaker 3: Prohibition related cases. It would be interesting, but I would
Speaker 3: say before you worry about the charges, I think that
Speaker 3: won't be dramatic enough. Someone is going to want to
Speaker 3: try to arrest the agents while they're doing their thing,
Speaker 3: and you have to be ready for how you handle that.
Speaker 3: They should not allow that to occur with out having
Speaker 3: a plan.
Speaker 10: I wonder what the plan would be because because that could
Speaker 10: devolve into sort of like a shootout.
Speaker 3: I mean it could, and I think I think you
Speaker 3: have to say, like I think you have to hold
Speaker 3: firm on that sort of thing. Maybe make them have
Speaker 3: to Actually what I would say is you probably want
Speaker 3: to make them have to shoot first, but you cannot
Speaker 3: allow them to stop you.
Speaker 5: Three is the cheesecake clip.
Speaker 9: Yeah, let's pull this.
Speaker 14: Three seasone actually walking away with a cheesecake there after
Speaker 14: the cheesecake factory was looted. Unclear where they may have
Speaker 14: gotten that.
Speaker 15: I think it's abundantly clear where she got the cheesecake,
Speaker 15: the cheesecake factory.
Speaker 9: It's the greatest clip ever.
Speaker 16: This.
Speaker 5: I never saw this.
Speaker 9: No, we were laughing about it on here.
Speaker 5: I see.
Speaker 9: I was only on for we had.
Speaker 12: We literally they were robbing every store, including the cheesecake factory.
Speaker 12: The Chick's walking out with a plated cheesecakes cake and
Speaker 12: the first out of the news in Minneapolis. This is
Speaker 12: how stupid these people are, Like, unclear where they got
Speaker 12: the cheesecake from the cheesecake factory.
Speaker 9: The factory. You just said, the cheesecake factory was looted.
Speaker 5: It's Minnesota. Nice they didn't want to assume. I don't.
Speaker 12: I don't think that cheesecake factory maybe they left, maybe
Speaker 12: they maybe they never mind, I.
Speaker 3: Can't sell any good jokes.
Speaker 9: This is what I'm saying.
Speaker 12: Everybody needs to be on guard cheesecake factory in Minneapolis
Speaker 12: because that thing could get looted at any moment.
Speaker 10: So wait, I want to like play this this idea
Speaker 10: that what what's up?
Speaker 5: Jack? Before I get interrupted?
Speaker 6: I know, No, I always do woes with the uh
Speaker 6: you know, with the breaking. And there's some people where
Speaker 6: it still remains to be seeing.
Speaker 2: Caveat, caveat, caveat, but I'm seeing some people in the chat.
Speaker 6: And then I went back over to Twitter to check
Speaker 6: it out where they're saying that the ice CBP shooting
Speaker 6: in Portland may also have involved a vehicle.
Speaker 5: Assault stop it see.
Speaker 6: So not confirm yet, but I'm seeing it in a
Speaker 6: couple of places right now.
Speaker 12: You're hearing it first, if you're live uh here on
Speaker 12: thought crime, you're hearing down to the the second and
Speaker 12: for new information.
Speaker 10: This is such a fascinating like vein of thought though
Speaker 10: what Blake was just talking about. So if you have
Speaker 10: let's just say Minneapolis PD or how what about it's
Speaker 10: National Guard?
Speaker 5: What where does where does that fall into?
Speaker 3: Well, the national Guard, that's that's state level that I
Speaker 3: mean certainly if this but a good precedent from that
Speaker 3: from a place called Little Rocks, where if you muster
Speaker 3: the National Guard to try and say I'm going to
Speaker 3: block the execution of federal law here, that is the
Speaker 3: clear That is the clearest president in the world for
Speaker 3: where the president can step in over the head of
Speaker 3: a governor.
Speaker 5: And just commandeer the National Guard.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like you could debate whether he's able to do
Speaker 3: it just a normal riot, but that is what happened
Speaker 3: in the infamous Little Rock case was orviel Faubus called
Speaker 3: out the National Guard and said, we're going to block
Speaker 3: the integration of our school. Eisenhower says, no, you're not.
Speaker 3: I'm federalizing the Guard and they will enforce into and
Speaker 3: so that is what you could have held has uh.
Speaker 3: Yesterday he gave a warning, which apparently is the first step,
Speaker 3: says mobilized.
Speaker 5: Get ready, you might be mobilized.
Speaker 10: And he literally said in the clip, because I need
Speaker 10: to protect the safety of Minnesotans, including potentially from rogue
Speaker 10: ice agents, which is a direct head to head between
Speaker 10: state and federal officials. Now Trump hasn't federalized the Minnesota
Speaker 10: National Guard. I'm sure he's willing to blake from a
Speaker 10: historical standpoint. Then what about the Insurrection Act? People keep
Speaker 10: saying we need the Insurrection Act? Where would that play
Speaker 10: a role here?
Speaker 3: I think people just I think that's a meme that's
Speaker 3: in people's head.
Speaker 10: But okay, okay, you don't think it's practical here.
Speaker 5: But what what would it entail? What happens when the
Speaker 5: president invokes it?
Speaker 3: I'm not sure I'd have to reread it. I don't
Speaker 3: know off the top of my head.
Speaker 5: Let's look it up unless uh you know, Jack, do
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 2: The history of the Act.
Speaker 6: I mean the Act is all the way back, Yeah,
Speaker 6: I mean it goes back as far as George Washington
Speaker 6: used it in the Whiskey Rebellion. I mean, what happens
Speaker 6: is the president so the LA Riots are like the
Speaker 6: classic example of this in nineteen ninety two.
Speaker 2: So George H. W.
Speaker 6: Bush at the time calls in the National Guards, declares
Speaker 6: an insurrection and calls in not just the National Guard,
Speaker 6: but also even the federal.
Speaker 10: Active duty Acts.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I believe it was active duty marines from Camp
Speaker 6: Pendleton who came down, as well as as National guardsmen,
Speaker 6: many of whom who had just served in units that
Speaker 6: have just been in like Gulf War and Kuwait in
Speaker 6: other spots that had just rotated back to the Los Angeles,
Speaker 6: California area, then came in and they are ordered under
Speaker 6: the President the United States to conduct operations within the
Speaker 6: United States to put down an insurrection, put down these
Speaker 6: mass acts of lawless So yes.
Speaker 2: The president can do this. We've been doing this since
Speaker 2: our very first president.
Speaker 6: And I'll always like to add that not only did
Speaker 6: George Washington order the and use the Insurrection Act or
Speaker 6: you know, a similar similar legal device, he actually commanded
Speaker 6: troops while while sitting as president to put down the
Speaker 6: rebellion in western Pennsylvania.
Speaker 10: So this is so and yeah, so you're right, Jack.
Speaker 10: The Act has been invoked about thirty times since the
Speaker 10: late eighteenth century, and it looks like so it can
Speaker 10: happen at the state's request, or to enforce federal authority
Speaker 10: when laws are obstructed, or to protect constitutional rights from
Speaker 10: unlawful combinations or conspiracies to drive people of them. So yeah,
Speaker 10: the president can actually deploy active duty US armed forces
Speaker 10: and or federalized state National Guard units. So that would
Speaker 10: be like the Little Rock incident. And then so we've
Speaker 10: got nineteen ninety two Los Angeles riots, right. Hw Bush
Speaker 10: invoked it California Governor's question, you have the civil rights here. Eisenhower, Kennedy,
Speaker 10: and Johnson used it multiple times during school desegregation and
Speaker 10: then labor disputes eighteen hundreds early nineteen hundreds, that was
Speaker 10: suppressing strikes right when they were striking against employers. Reconstructioneer
Speaker 10: Grant invoked it multiple times in the sou I, like.
Speaker 3: I said, I think focus on it might have been.
Speaker 3: I think I think people are demanding the Insurrection Act
Speaker 3: because it was brought up a lot during Frankly Floyda
Speaker 3: Poluza in the Floida Polluza and also after like January sixth,
Speaker 3: that was in that was in the water as a
Speaker 3: thing to discuss. So I think it's it's in people's vocabulary.
Speaker 3: So people are mad at timb walls, so they're saying
Speaker 3: invoke the Insurrection Act. I think much more than oh,
Speaker 3: do you need to invoke Insurrection Act or not? And
Speaker 3: I suspect the answers no, there hasn't really been a
Speaker 3: riot in Minneapolis. Yet again, have that thought process of
Speaker 3: if someone is trying to if they're they're going to
Speaker 3: up their lawfare efforts against ICE, against ICE agents, against
Speaker 3: ICE operations, and they just need to have a game
Speaker 3: plan for how they're going to make sure deportation ops continue.
Speaker 10: Well, what happens if there's a standoff, if they try
Speaker 10: and arrest an ICE officer? That is a super interesting,
Speaker 10: like it's scary question.
Speaker 3: Do not allow them to do it?
Speaker 5: Yeah, but I mean.
Speaker 10: Just imagine if local cops are literally exchanging bullets with
Speaker 10: federal cops.
Speaker 3: That's the thing again, you kind of think about crises
Speaker 3: like this. Actually, you know what people want to make
Speaker 3: the Civil War comparison. I'll get you a Civil War
Speaker 3: comparison Fort Sumter. It's actually worth reading how that crisis
Speaker 3: goes down. So the South has seceded, and what they're
Speaker 3: doing is they are claiming ownership of all the federal
Speaker 3: forts in the South where the US military is. There's
Speaker 3: several of them, and we actually evacuate most of them
Speaker 3: because we can't hold them. But Fort Sumter is off
Speaker 3: the coast of Charleston, and Lincoln refuses to evacuate it.
Speaker 3: South Carolina says, you have to leave. We've succeeded. You
Speaker 3: don't own this anymore. Get out, and Lincoln refuses to
Speaker 3: do this. But what he very importantly does is he's
Speaker 3: also adamant we are not going to shoot first. We
Speaker 3: are not going to shoot first. We're not going to
Speaker 3: shoot first. I'm not going to send any munitions to
Speaker 3: the fort. I'm only going to send food to the
Speaker 3: fort as an example. He's only going to supply the
Speaker 3: men so they can remain in place, but without any addition,
Speaker 3: he's not going to fill it up with gunpowder and shot.
Speaker 3: And he's very clever about doing this because what Lincoln
Speaker 3: realizes is if I have this fort open fire on
Speaker 3: the city of Charleston, we are the aggressors. We look
Speaker 3: like the bad guys. If the Southerners go up, fly
Speaker 3: off the handle and start shelling this fort that did
Speaker 3: not shoot at them, now they are in rebellion, and
Speaker 3: that will be vastly better for US, frankly winning the
Speaker 3: Civil War. And he's hugely correct in this. The South
Speaker 3: cannot help itself they open fire on this fort. There's
Speaker 3: massive rally around the flag sentiment in the North, everything
Speaker 3: is different. So if you're going to have a showdown
Speaker 3: between Minneapolis police and ice. The number one thing is
Speaker 3: let ice shoot a cop, make a cop shoot one
Speaker 3: of them if it's going to happen. Well, and there was,
Speaker 3: and hopefully that doesn't happen at all. Well, yes, hope
Speaker 3: it doesn't happen.
Speaker 5: Check this out.
Speaker 3: But that's why they need to have that discussion now
Speaker 3: because those lawfare attempts are going to increase.
Speaker 10: So this was actually a statement released yesterday by the
Speaker 10: I'm just getting the graphic here by the Minnesota Police
Speaker 10: and Peace Officers Association, and they listen to this quote,
Speaker 10: so hopefully this would bode well for this scenario not happening.
Speaker 10: The Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association stands firmly behind
Speaker 10: law enforcement officers, accountability under the law and the safety
Speaker 10: of every Minnesota community. Irresponsible reckless rhetoric from political leaders
Speaker 10: attacking law enforcement, so they're standing with their ice brothers
Speaker 10: is what this says. Has real and dangerous consequences for
Speaker 10: officers on the street. When officers are villainized, demonized, or
Speaker 10: used as political props, it fuels hostility and Bolden's bad
Speaker 10: actors and put lives directly at risk. And they asked
Speaker 10: us to stop using inflammatory language and respect the legal
Speaker 10: and investigative process.
Speaker 5: Boom. Hopefully that's a good.
Speaker 10: Hopefully that means that the cops, all the all the
Speaker 10: law enforcement guys are on the same team and they
Speaker 10: know that.
Speaker 5: So hopefully that doesn't happen.
Speaker 2: But you get that brotherhood.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it still could though, I mean, they're still gonna
Speaker 10: be There could be bad actors.
Speaker 5: I bet.
Speaker 10: You know what I bet is somebody like Tim Walls
Speaker 10: or Jacob Fry. They have their like you know Samal
Speaker 10: in Somalian like police force unit that would go in
Speaker 10: there and do his bidding. It's got like, hey, you know,
Speaker 10: you gave me the political kickbacks, but I protected your fraud.
Speaker 10: Now it's time to call in the favor. I need
Speaker 10: you to go arrest in.
Speaker 3: I say, yeah, I think this topic what if?
Speaker 2: What if? So?
Speaker 6: Because Tim Walls, I guess he was in the National Guard.
Speaker 6: I don't know if he still is or not. But
Speaker 6: somebody was saying that they should recall Tim Walls to
Speaker 6: the National Guard and then invoke the Insurrection Act.
Speaker 2: But just for Tim Walls.
Speaker 3: That would be funny, that would be funny.
Speaker 6: I don't know if we have the power by the way,
Speaker 6: and make him have to and by the way, and
Speaker 6: make him have to go and guard the spot where
Speaker 6: the Ice agent was shot.
Speaker 2: So he has to be the.
Speaker 6: One who has to stand there the whole time, and
Speaker 6: if he doesn't, he goes to jail. By the way,
Speaker 6: I did look up the Katrina response was not the
Speaker 6: Insurrection Act, although active duty troops were used. There is
Speaker 6: another act called, I had to remind myself, called the
Speaker 6: Stafford Act that is used for when active duty troops
Speaker 6: come in for disaster response. So, yes, the eighty second
Speaker 6: Airborne were there, and they did use these hurricanes, you know, routinely.
Speaker 10: I looked up the Whiskey Rebellion Jack and that was
Speaker 10: actually the Militia Act of seventeen ninety two. And it
Speaker 10: was because in those days, right after the Civil or
Speaker 10: the Revolutionary War, it was like all the states had
Speaker 10: militia's local militia groups, and so it was essentially the
Speaker 10: same thing, but it was, you know, for local militia groups.
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Speaker 5: Guys.
Speaker 3: Guys, guys, we have a topic that we have to
Speaker 3: hit because you won't let us hit it. Next week, guys,
Speaker 3: we have to talk about a different immigration topic. We
Speaker 3: need to talk about.
Speaker 5: This is how Jack got.
Speaker 3: We need to talk about the horse. The horse, No,
Speaker 3: the whores, Andrew, No, only fans Berduro's wife. So this
Speaker 3: is an un this is unbelievable.
Speaker 5: This is.
Speaker 3: You guys are yeah quick, Mikey, can you stick the
Speaker 3: mustache back on?
Speaker 9: Ye?
Speaker 3: Anyway, No, this is a headline that.
Speaker 2: Was in before that was someone else.
Speaker 3: Oh, you're right, you're right. So this is Financial Times
Speaker 3: earlier this week Uh, influencers and only fans models dominate
Speaker 3: us extraordinary artist visas. Now this is like a Hall
Speaker 3: of Fame somewhat misleading headline because they don't really back
Speaker 3: that up in the substance, but it's come up. We've
Speaker 3: talked about the one visa on this show and on
Speaker 3: one visa, so that's kind of the In short, it's like,
Speaker 3: it's what the people think the H one visa, H
Speaker 3: one B visa is. Uh, this is what it actually is.
Speaker 3: It's for supremely talented people who have world class abilities
Speaker 3: in science, athletics, the arts. That you know, supremely talented
Speaker 3: people and you just need to have them in your
Speaker 3: country because they are world class at something. And it's
Speaker 3: a long existence. It was created apparently in response to
Speaker 3: the Nixon administration tried to deport John Lennon, which they
Speaker 3: should have, but they were apparently unable to do so.
Speaker 3: But then later in nineteen ninety Congress created this one
Speaker 3: visa and it includes it's a visa you can just
Speaker 3: get if you're a top artist. But instead of giving
Speaker 3: this to I guess top classical musicians or you know,
Speaker 3: Olympic caliber athletes, apparently we now give them to social
Speaker 3: media influencers and only fans models. Basically, if they have
Speaker 3: millions of followers and a lot of engagement on social media,
Speaker 3: you can qualify for an O one visa and come
Speaker 3: to the United States.
Speaker 5: This is insane.
Speaker 10: So only fantastic social media and social media influencers are
Speaker 10: claiming half of coveted US visas meant for movie stars.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so what you're saying is, what you're saying is
Speaker 6: that it's no longer the oh one.
Speaker 2: Visa, it's now the whole one visa.
Speaker 5: But okay, to be was was Angelo?
Speaker 10: I could hear him in the studio cracking up like
Speaker 10: a beat ahead because it's just the audio.
Speaker 3: The best part really like very good jack, very article.
Speaker 3: What's amazing is in the article they have some lawyer
Speaker 3: complaining and it's not that, oh, we shouldn't have only
Speaker 3: fans visas as a concept, it's they complain.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 3: New York based attorney Shrvin Abaci, founder of about you Lot,
Speaker 3: warns that there's a risk that artists whose work is
Speaker 3: not engineered for online hits will be disadvantaged as the
Speaker 3: immigration officials will just narrowly focus on their number of
Speaker 3: views and subscribers when granting these, So like, what if
Speaker 3: we have the tour only fans whores who have a
Speaker 3: more niche a more niche community. What if we're not
Speaker 3: having enough of these tour only fans horse and we're
Speaker 3: just getting the most popular ones and the most crass
Speaker 3: populist way, Well, we're getting rid.
Speaker 5: Of de I in just about everything.
Speaker 10: So you know, if we're gonna take take them, we
Speaker 10: gotta take the best everything everything.
Speaker 6: Like like I mean, guys, like, let me just let
Speaker 6: me just say, like, what what do we talk? I mean, look,
Speaker 6: obviously you know we don't want we don't we wanted.
Speaker 6: We want to get rid of the hoe one visa program.
Speaker 6: There's no question about that H one B, the h
Speaker 6: t V, the J one and the hoe one.
Speaker 2: They all have to go.
Speaker 6: But but you know, when it comes down to it,
Speaker 6: like I feel like there should be some kind of
Speaker 6: i don't know, like a like a perhaps some sort
Speaker 6: of review, you know, situation, perhaps a board, and I
Speaker 6: think we should point Blake to that board to determine
Speaker 6: whether or not the hoes are allowed into the country.
Speaker 12: Really simple, there's a really simple there's a really simple
Speaker 12: way to solve this problem with the hoe one visa.
Speaker 12: It's just they have to have a recommendation letter from
Speaker 12: their dad in order.
Speaker 3: That's a good idea. There's probably if I was on
Speaker 3: the board, I would accept my position recommendation.
Speaker 7: Like how would you run?
Speaker 9: How would you run?
Speaker 2: How would you run the review board?
Speaker 3: How would I run? What I would do is I
Speaker 3: would go to the Bureau of Printing and Engraving and
Speaker 3: I would say, you need to make a nice federal
Speaker 3: seal or stamp, probably a stamp, and they'll make a
Speaker 3: nice official US government stamp that says on it begone thought.
Speaker 3: And I will stamp every single application with that stamp,
Speaker 3: and I'll have a great day every.
Speaker 2: Day, no exceptions, no exceptions.
Speaker 10: So talking about foreign visas, I think we should bring
Speaker 10: in our resident expert on foreign foreign travel. Uh, President Maduro,
Speaker 10: what's your take on on the HOE one visa?
Speaker 7: Yeah, no problem.
Speaker 8: I come because they take me my wife Celia. She
Speaker 8: come on HO one visa and she dd our number
Speaker 8: good number one friend.
Speaker 7: They like this.
Speaker 18: Celia ho on. She's like Celia. Maybe not, she is
Speaker 18: not mob.
Speaker 3: I could I think she probably could have been moving
Speaker 3: like thirty years.
Speaker 12: Yeah, thirty years Ageah, for sure she could have got
Speaker 12: some images here.
Speaker 9: She could have got the who on visa thirty years ago.
Speaker 9: Did you know?
Speaker 12: Wait, this brings up that topic that we talked about
Speaker 12: not that ago there. Did you know there's only under
Speaker 12: the age of thirty. There's only forty three million women
Speaker 12: under the age of thirty in America and there's one
Speaker 12: point three million on only fans.
Speaker 9: Stop at one point.
Speaker 5: Is that all domestic?
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's America.
Speaker 12: There's one point four million US women creators and there's
Speaker 12: only so I mean, obviously there could be some older,
Speaker 12: but that's like swa three literally like one in every
Speaker 12: thirty women that you you walk if you come across one.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's that's just sounds accurate.
Speaker 5: That's how many women.
Speaker 3: There's a point.
Speaker 9: There's a point to point. There's a point.
Speaker 5: There's a point.
Speaker 9: There's a point to this, which is we don't need
Speaker 9: any international we won't.
Speaker 3: Go they're taking jobs away from Americans.
Speaker 7: Listen, you did not go.
Speaker 3: No, you have nobody.
Speaker 9: You have to observe this for all the American women. Okay,
Speaker 9: like that we we haven't.
Speaker 6: The One of the things that I wanted to add
Speaker 6: to that though, is that I did actually hear this
Speaker 6: before that, apparently, like only the top one percent of
Speaker 6: the only I don't know what you call them, only
Speaker 6: fans creators are actually making a living off of it
Speaker 6: like everybody else. Like the other ninety nine percent are
Speaker 6: like very very they're just scraping by.
Speaker 9: There's one six.
Speaker 12: Together our live stream on Rumble right now, and obviously
Speaker 12: we'll have a lot more. But I mean, there's a
Speaker 12: good chance that we have some OnlyFans models that are
Speaker 12: listening right now.
Speaker 2: People really want to hear the percentage.
Speaker 12: Show statistically that listen, We've got one in the top
Speaker 12: right corner, which which are Our argument would be is like, look,
Speaker 12: we've got plenty of jobs to go chase ballots this year.
Speaker 9: We know we come work for do that, don't do
Speaker 9: only fans that.
Speaker 5: We do not need any hr problems with our ballot chasers.
Speaker 9: No, they work amongst themselves of their own community.
Speaker 5: Okay, right, so they ballot chase on all.
Speaker 9: That's better than only fans.
Speaker 12: That's better than so what's if you're a beautiful person
Speaker 12: legal we want you going to chase ballots.
Speaker 10: I'm looking at some of the images of these women
Speaker 10: that got the visas. We could throw one of them up.
Speaker 10: Do we I don't know if we need.
Speaker 5: To, right, I get up. I think we need.
Speaker 3: I think we need.
Speaker 5: They're not sending their best word right now. They're not
Speaker 5: sending their best Okay, say you need to.
Speaker 2: Say, oh say let him in or be gone? Need
Speaker 2: to say let him?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Throw that up? Go ahead, No, throw that up?
Speaker 2: What have we got? What have we got?
Speaker 10: This is this is what we had to do to
Speaker 10: share it on on this program. They're not sending you
Speaker 10: their best this is your new neighbor. No, I can't
Speaker 10: do it complicated.
Speaker 3: I'm not in be gone, be gone.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, reject, reject, reject, reject.
Speaker 5: Be gone.
Speaker 6: No, president, president, president dud Do you have only fans
Speaker 6: in in Venezuela.
Speaker 7: No, I shut down. I shut down. They do it
Speaker 7: for me, for free, for.
Speaker 2: You, for free. I see interesting.
Speaker 5: I heard I heard you that marriage. I heard that
Speaker 5: was your your big selling point.
Speaker 7: But you don't get marriage either, No problem. But why
Speaker 7: you say my Celia? No beautiful?
Speaker 5: Can you?
Speaker 15: That was a.
Speaker 7: Three four eight?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I see, Oh that was Celia.
Speaker 15: Guys.
Speaker 2: I didn't realize that was a picture of his wife.
Speaker 5: Tell me.
Speaker 7: Get her Mosa.
Speaker 2: You're out kicking your cover you married up, you married up?
Speaker 7: See I did.
Speaker 2: At all. I'm into it.
Speaker 7: I love you, I love her, yeah yeah got.
Speaker 5: She's apparently a real like real harsh woman, like she's
Speaker 5: the muscle behind the regime.
Speaker 9: Look at her face.
Speaker 5: She was she worked for Hugo Chaves too. Okay, she
Speaker 5: worked for Hugo that's how. That's how.
Speaker 10: And she's she apparently wields quite a bit of power.
Speaker 10: Wheel did That's why they arrested her. She was a
Speaker 10: she's a baddy.
Speaker 9: She looks she looks mean.
Speaker 2: That's a different kind of bad.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, yead.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah.
Speaker 10: Madero was happy to spend a night in the cell
Speaker 10: because he didn't have to deal with Celia.
Speaker 7: I don't know she spanked me if I know, dokamunisa.
Speaker 10: Well, listen. In general, I think we should get rid
Speaker 10: of the h one b. I think we should go
Speaker 10: full We could do twenty five fifty thousand genius visas
Speaker 10: no social media influencers, or maybe like one hundred, but
Speaker 10: they have to be like really good.
Speaker 18: No, no, no.
Speaker 3: I think the best way, that the best research we
Speaker 3: can do on if you want to understand social media influences,
Speaker 3: our policy should be there's a thing you guys can read.
Speaker 3: We were talking about history in this episode. Let's do
Speaker 3: it again. So in China, they had a thing called
Speaker 3: the Cultural Revolution, and they took their you know, they
Speaker 3: took people in their cities, they took their educated elites
Speaker 3: and all of that, and they trucked them into the
Speaker 3: countryside and they made them work as agricultural laborers and
Speaker 3: they would humiliate, they would like ritually, you know, humiliate
Speaker 3: them and berate them and beat them and treat them
Speaker 3: like crap, and occasionally they basically get murdered and all
Speaker 3: of that. And I only cite that as an example
Speaker 3: because that's what we should do that to the influencers.
Speaker 7: Keep the hookers in the hose out of our country.
Speaker 9: I don't want any of them.
Speaker 2: I struggle sessions.
Speaker 9: One point four million women.
Speaker 13: Is a lot.
Speaker 12: And I do think that this is a real problem,
Speaker 12: and this is like a bigger problem that I've just
Speaker 12: I mean, thinking about the monetization of influencers has created
Speaker 12: a whole new channel of a different kind.
Speaker 5: Of lazy mental illness to mental illness.
Speaker 12: And like and again, and then part in part this
Speaker 12: is part of the media just kind of slowly destroying itself.
Speaker 9: And so now people are going to individuals and they're
Speaker 9: getting paid to say things.
Speaker 12: But I think that's created a whole new situation where
Speaker 12: you have a lot of people saying just crazy stuff
Speaker 12: on the internet. You have a lot of people just
Speaker 12: posting crazy stuff on the Internet, and genuinely, it's not
Speaker 12: healthy for society. Society needs people who are productive and
Speaker 12: doing things.
Speaker 9: That are contributive, and we don't have a lot of
Speaker 9: that on the Internet, and that's a problem.
Speaker 3: Apparently in China they make the state media makes rom
Speaker 3: coms about like industrialists who are trying to develop new
Speaker 3: power plants and such. Really they I guess they just
Speaker 3: they have the order from on high. You guys have
Speaker 3: to make it cool. This is why scientists and a manufacturer.
Speaker 9: Here is why we're losing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we have a king of queens. What do you do,
Speaker 5: like sell insurance or something like that.
Speaker 3: At least that's a real job. And sure like influencer,
Speaker 3: that is, I want to be famous for existing. That
Speaker 3: is a bad thing to aspire to.
Speaker 9: Mean, Jerry Seinfeld kind of is the blame for all
Speaker 9: of this, right, how so his whole.
Speaker 5: I mean he was a comedian, Yeah, it was comedian
Speaker 5: that's a real job. I just watched Ricky Gervase last night.
Speaker 3: That's just that's entertainer. At least people have to pay
Speaker 3: to show up.
Speaker 10: He has to write jokes and like and you know,
Speaker 10: gig out. He has to do gigs and work refine
Speaker 10: as his craft and his sets.
Speaker 9: I mean, it's not something better, it's not assembling power.
Speaker 3: Also in the show version, even in real life, Jerry
Speaker 3: Seinfeld was a rich comedian. In the show, he's like
Speaker 3: a failing comedian.
Speaker 10: No, he's not failing. Remember he buys his dad the
Speaker 10: Cadillac and it was like a big deal. And he
Speaker 10: shows how much you get made, how much, how much
Speaker 10: you made?
Speaker 5: Failing.
Speaker 3: But he's not big time. He's like a normal but
Speaker 3: he has money.
Speaker 10: Remember, like Elaine looks him like all like, she gets
Speaker 10: all like hot and bothered because she finds out he's
Speaker 10: got money.
Speaker 5: He's got more money than the right.
Speaker 3: Of a confession. I've only seen about five signs. Oh
Speaker 3: my goodness, what I'm younger than you guys. They both
Speaker 3: got canceled when I was.
Speaker 9: Watch all during Jerry Covid.
Speaker 3: No, you're I don't I don't even do it. You're
Speaker 3: allowed to do not subscribing to social media or not
Speaker 3: subscribing to streaming team.
Speaker 10: Yeah, because Netflix has has all side but I just
Speaker 10: buy them. After Charlie died, I literally rewatched.
Speaker 5: All of Seinfeld. Yeah yeah, well I'm seven season in
Speaker 5: seven seasons.
Speaker 9: I watched it. I think at the same time that
Speaker 9: Charlie was watching it.
Speaker 2: During But the question is, are you going to watch
Speaker 2: curbyan Enthusiasm.
Speaker 12: I can't.
Speaker 9: I can't get on board.
Speaker 5: I like her, I do, but you know what, I
Speaker 5: would watch it because rfk's wife.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and well but also because like there's a season
Speaker 6: of Curby Enthusiasm which is kind of like the Seinfeld
Speaker 6: reunion season as well.
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh it is. I didn't realize that. I'm not
Speaker 5: a huge Jacob.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: He ranged all of the cast back and they like
Speaker 6: it's like a show within a show. So it's like
Speaker 6: it shows how the Seinfeld reunion takes place, but because
Speaker 6: it's Larry David, it's like you're watching a show about
Speaker 6: Larry David trying to do a Seinfeld reunion. And then
Speaker 6: so through the course of the whole season, you see
Speaker 6: basically like one Seinfeld episode.
Speaker 10: But like, you know whatever, I'm still I'm still pretty
Speaker 10: upset that Steve Bannon figured out how a way to
Speaker 10: get some money out of the Seinfeld show.
Speaker 5: Good for him.
Speaker 10: Still got a piece of it to this, got a
Speaker 10: piece of the Seinfeld row.
Speaker 3: Hey, we're almost about to end, but we have to
Speaker 3: read a rumble rant before we go, because we got one.
Speaker 3: This is from san uh, Sandra Gebhart. Everyone needs to read.
Speaker 3: Can you guys guess the book that everyone wants to read.
Speaker 3: It's Jack Posso's brave book, The Island of Free ice Cream.
Speaker 3: Oh gosh, my seven year old overheard ma'am Donnie promising
Speaker 3: free bus rides and he said that man won't give
Speaker 3: those people free bus rides. So thank you, Sandra, Jack
Speaker 3: is super high. Thank you very much for that. And yes,
Speaker 3: everyone go check it out. I don't even know that
Speaker 3: book existed, but it exists.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So in twenty twenty one, I put out with Brave Books,
Speaker 6: Love Brave Books, and anti communist children's book called The
Speaker 6: Island of Free ice Cream. And it's sort of a
Speaker 6: way to begin to teach little kids, you know. And
Speaker 6: it's a great series in general. It's also the introduction
Speaker 6: of one of the main characters in the series. But
Speaker 6: This book is all about teaching you how somebody walks
Speaker 6: up and starts promising you all sorts of free stuff,
Speaker 6: like I don't know, an island of free ice cream.
Speaker 6: That maybe just maybe they're lying because they want something
Speaker 6: from you and they want you.
Speaker 2: To give it to them.
Speaker 5: Sweet, that's actually really cool. Good for you.
Speaker 10: I'm so glad that something you did a few years ago,
Speaker 10: Jack is bearing fruit today with the younger generation.
Speaker 5: Lo No, my kid love.
Speaker 6: My kid loves the series like we don't do we
Speaker 6: don't do because there's like a like a larger story
Speaker 6: to the series and this is just like one part
Speaker 6: of it. You can read them individually. But my kids like,
Speaker 6: we don't do Star Wars, Harry Potter or any of
Speaker 6: that like demonic stuff. So we just do, you know,
Speaker 6: Like for them, Brave Books is like there, they're like Avengers,
Speaker 6: Star Wars kind of stuff.
Speaker 5: Maduro, President Grass, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 18: Thank you.
Speaker 5: All right much.
Speaker 3: We've been we've been going. I think some people want
Speaker 3: to watch the uh college football playoffs about it starts
Speaker 3: about our team. I remember Charlie playing this all the time.
Speaker 3: They found one of they found Charlie's favorite science feld
Speaker 3: bit so how about we just close with that and
Speaker 3: then let's do it and the show.
Speaker 9: So who's everyone? Who's everyone pulling for hanging Miami? Are
Speaker 9: all mess?
Speaker 10: I don't care, all miss? We had that big event there.
Speaker 10: Let's go ahead and play and keep committing thought crime.
Speaker 3: You're checked in. Here's your AIDS no offects. You don't
Speaker 3: want to wear an AIDS ribbon?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: No, but you have to wear an AIDS ribbon.
Speaker 1: I have to.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes see, that's why I don't want to put
Speaker 3: Everyone wears the ribbon. You must wear the ribbon.
Speaker 13: What you are?
Speaker 3: You're a ribbon bully? Hey, you come back here, come
Speaker 3: back here?
Speaker 8: Put this on?
Speaker 2: Hey, where's your ribbon?
Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 5: I don't wear the You don't wear the ribbon.
Speaker 8: Who do you think you are?
Speaker 3: Put the ribbon on?
Speaker 7: Ey, Cedric Bob. This guy won't wear a ribbon. Who
Speaker 7: who doesn't want to wear the ribbon.
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