Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.
Speaker 2: Arm Strong and Getty enough he Armstrong and Getty, but
Speaker 2: put it.
Speaker 3: Over the edge just that you know.
Speaker 4: Elon came in there to reduce the government bloat and
Speaker 4: all that stuff, and then they have this big beautiful
Speaker 4: bill that's nothing but government bloat, which Elon tweeted out.
Speaker 4: He said it was a disgusting abomination. And then Trump said,
Speaker 4: well he has Trump arrangement syndrome.
Speaker 5: And then Elon said, well.
Speaker 3: Your tariffs are going to cause an erection. An erection,
Speaker 3: O Jerry, A recession is what I make this.
Speaker 6: I don't know where I So we continue to get
Speaker 6: a lot of interesting texts and comments on the big
Speaker 6: story of the day, the riding in la And I mean,
Speaker 6: that's it's it is a big story because it's emblematic
Speaker 6: of a lot of the whole immigration thing. First of all,
Speaker 6: I've been advocating you got to start hitting people in
Speaker 6: the head with sticks.
Speaker 5: I don't know how you stop it.
Speaker 6: You can't let people come and smash the windows out
Speaker 6: of the police station.
Speaker 1: No, you end up like Seattle abandoning your police station.
Speaker 5: You've lost.
Speaker 6: At that point, somebody suggested tasing, but we realized with
Speaker 6: the electric electricity shortage in California, unless the wind is
Speaker 6: blowing and the sun is shining.
Speaker 1: Solar wind powered tasers yeah, just not reliable.
Speaker 6: So the people were suggesting fire hoses. We got this
Speaker 6: text fire hoses won't work because the state has no water,
Speaker 6: and think about how that would affect the smelt.
Speaker 5: Wow. Wow.
Speaker 6: I like it when people on the text line, all
Speaker 6: claiming to know exactly what they're talking about, disagree. So
Speaker 6: somebody apparently who did deploy with the national Guard, because
Speaker 6: somebody text a little bit national Guard would have rubber bullets,
Speaker 6: and some national Guard deployed at the twenty twenty LA
Speaker 6: riots for the BLM and ANTIFA, and we carried our
Speaker 6: standard M fours. We did not have any kind of
Speaker 6: less than lethal infernal rifle or anything.
Speaker 5: I seriously doubt that we have that now.
Speaker 6: So he says, at least then they were carrying around
Speaker 6: rifles like you carry around rifles.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'd like to hear an update on that.
Speaker 1: It's entirely possible that policy has changed and they're there
Speaker 1: to protect federal buildings. That's the job of the federal
Speaker 1: government to protect federal buildings when these states and people
Speaker 1: who work there. When the state won't and the state
Speaker 1: has indicated that they will not, national guards should start
Speaker 1: using those sound weapons. I don't know what they're called,
Speaker 1: but yeah, there are all there. We got a variety
Speaker 1: of things, heat beams, sound beams. Something you got to
Speaker 1: just spurs the crowd. You can't let this happen. You
Speaker 1: can't let this happen. You gotta at the beginning of
Speaker 1: the meeting. You need to start here and this can't happen.
Speaker 1: We can't allow this to happen. They can't set a.
Speaker 6: Bunch of cars in fire, can't smash windows out of
Speaker 6: police station.
Speaker 5: Okay, so how do we stop it? Not?
Speaker 1: New York Times headline was just absolutely charming. They're taken on.
Speaker 1: This was the lead story, at least as I was
Speaker 1: getting ready for the show this morning. Trump jumps at
Speaker 1: the chance for a confrontation in California over immigration. The
Speaker 1: situation has all the elements that the President seeks a
Speaker 1: showdown with top political rival in a deep blue state
Speaker 1: over an issue core to his agenda. That's not untrue,
Speaker 1: but that sure puts the shoe on the wrong foot
Speaker 1: to me.
Speaker 5: After years of a completely open border.
Speaker 6: I mean, come on, Trump ran on cracking down on
Speaker 6: a legal immigration. All polls showed that that was a
Speaker 6: top issue for voters and they liked Trump's approach, and
Speaker 6: the polling on it has been overwhelm So if this
Speaker 6: riot happened because LA doesn't want to allow convicted criminals
Speaker 6: to be booted out of the country, there's a riot
Speaker 6: and Trump did nothing. You think that that would make sense.
Speaker 6: That would make no sense. He's only jumping at this
Speaker 6: for the political opportunity. This is his lane, man, he
Speaker 6: is staying in his lane.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 1: The idea of maintaining order in the streets had just
Speaker 1: becomes so unfashionable. Yeah, in all of the elite circles,
Speaker 1: the idea that, oh no, the laws being broken, We're
Speaker 1: gonna make sure the laws followed. They can't picture that,
Speaker 1: which is a bit of a head scratcher if you
Speaker 1: think about it, especially because these people are in large
Speaker 1: measure wealthy. I'm talking about the opinion laters Now. They're wealthy,
Speaker 1: they live in very safe neighborhoods, they're incredibly well protected.
Speaker 1: They don't feel the no the after effects of any
Speaker 1: of their policies. So yeah, they can't believe there would
Speaker 1: ever be a reason for the National Guard to remay
Speaker 1: to you know, re establish order.
Speaker 6: So a different story about the craziness of our times,
Speaker 6: which they are pretty crazy. I how long have I
Speaker 6: owned my Cyberbeasts. That's the cyber truck with the three
Speaker 6: motors in it. They call it a Cyberbeasts, and I
Speaker 6: drive one, and it is, you know, very distinct looking,
Speaker 6: as everybody knows. It's the weirdest looking vehicle it's ever
Speaker 6: been on the road and the left turned against Elon Musk.
Speaker 6: And since I've owned it, I don't think it's the
Speaker 6: exaggeration that I get flipped off or thumbs down half
Speaker 6: the days I drive it. I have three of the
Speaker 6: last four days. Three of the last four days have
Speaker 6: either gotten the thumbs down or flipped off, which is
Speaker 6: really quite amazing because people are so into their politics
Speaker 6: and all that sort of stuff, and we all know
Speaker 6: that that's true.
Speaker 5: I mean the.
Speaker 6: Idea that like one of the questions on dating apps
Speaker 6: as who you voted for, and I was actually saying
Speaker 6: I was talking to a buddy of mine from wayback
Speaker 6: been friends forever. And I was talking him on the
Speaker 6: phone the other day and I said, do you realize
Speaker 6: it's been thirty five years ago since we lived in
Speaker 6: that apartment over the pool, that apartment complex and drank
Speaker 6: beer and worked out and ate hot dogs with cheese.
Speaker 6: W was on them every day, and you know, we
Speaker 6: couldn't believe how the time had flown. But I was
Speaker 6: thinking about that everybody's single running around. I doubt there
Speaker 6: was a single person I knew that could have told
Speaker 6: you what their boyfriend or girlfriend's political views were, or
Speaker 6: who they voted for president specifically.
Speaker 5: Or maybe even their own.
Speaker 6: I don't think I just didn't care that much. We
Speaker 6: were twenty five at the time. I don't think there
Speaker 6: would have been a not one Who's who'd your vote?
Speaker 6: Boy vote for, your boyfriend vote for for president? Or
Speaker 6: who'd your girlfriend vote? They'd say, what, I have no idea?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 6: How did we go from that to it's like the
Speaker 6: number one issue when you date. It ain't good, No,
Speaker 6: it's not. It ain't healthy. And I don't know how
Speaker 6: we get out of it.
Speaker 1: My contention, and I will stand by this that the
Speaker 1: political class are thrilled with this. It's how they raise
Speaker 1: zillions of dollars in money, is how they accumulate more
Speaker 1: and more power to the state capitals, but especially to
Speaker 1: Washington DC. Those who would exploit the people are are
Speaker 1: thrilled with this development.
Speaker 5: They fuel it the tribalist.
Speaker 6: So in general they would stoke it rather than try
Speaker 6: to figure out how to go back. Yeah, yeah, that
Speaker 6: is true, and that is troubling to that point, the
Speaker 6: fact that people can get so upset about the vehicle
Speaker 6: that I drive because the guy who started the company
Speaker 6: and kind of the face of Tesla was buddies with
Speaker 6: Trump for a while. That helped him get so you
Speaker 6: you you when you see somebody driving that truck.
Speaker 1: I can't even like making my huge supporter of the
Speaker 1: brand for a number of years, but you.
Speaker 6: Need to express to the person driving the vehicle how
Speaker 6: much you hate me. I guess you hate me or
Speaker 6: you hate elam right.
Speaker 1: Or they make assumptions about your politics being aligned with
Speaker 1: Elon's temporary alignment or something.
Speaker 6: Yes, anyway, I am so yesterday, I'm pulling into the
Speaker 6: grocery store and a guy coming out like I'm turning
Speaker 6: in while he pulls out, so we you know, we
Speaker 6: were coming together really slow at like five miles an hour.
Speaker 6: He's got his window down and he is I got
Speaker 6: my window up. Music really loud, so I can't hear him,
Speaker 6: but I can tell he's actually saying it.
Speaker 5: Spit flying out of his muddle fudge you, fudg you.
Speaker 6: And he's got both fingers going and he grabs a
Speaker 6: steering wheel and he's driving like an eight hundred dollars car.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's got the spare donut on the front
Speaker 6: left and it's all ented up. And I think his
Speaker 6: windows were down because he's got no AC and you
Speaker 6: know whatever. And he's kind of a dowey twenty eight
Speaker 6: year old dupe. But I mean he's angry. He's not
Speaker 6: like the college girl the day before who like shook
Speaker 6: her head and gave me the thumbs down.
Speaker 5: This guy is angry.
Speaker 6: Good yeah, faja, And I thought, I'm surprised this hasn't
Speaker 6: happened more often. Joe and I both know personally people
Speaker 6: who would have chased that guy down and beat his
Speaker 6: freaking ass in the street for that.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, I as I know people who would do
Speaker 1: that for whatever reason.
Speaker 6: I find it only interesting and amusing, Like, good lord, first,
Speaker 6: it looks like your life's not going so well, and
Speaker 6: how strange that you would be this angry about the
Speaker 6: car of chosen to dry. But I'm surprised there haven't
Speaker 6: been more guys like that get their asses beaten.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I want to get back to him and
Speaker 1: his life in a second.
Speaker 5: But Katie, you have a thought.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm wondering. Don't doesn't the cyber truck record at
Speaker 7: all times? Don't we have video of this?
Speaker 5: You know, I didn't even think about that. I might.
Speaker 5: I'll have to look. I find it audio. Start putting
Speaker 5: them on blast exactly. Dock him, dock him.
Speaker 1: I've known I've run into a handful of people like
Speaker 1: that in my many years on the globe. Their lives suck,
Speaker 1: and the last thing in the world they want to
Speaker 1: do is take responsibility for that, in effect, blame themselves.
Speaker 1: So they must find somebody to blame and vent on.
Speaker 1: So that guy yesterday or whatever that was, you were
Speaker 1: his his vent.
Speaker 5: That explains it. His anger is how sucky his life is.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and he thinks Elon and Trump have caused his
Speaker 6: life to be sucky, even though I'm sure there are
Speaker 6: many life decisions he have made.
Speaker 5: Oh that caused his life to be sucky. Oh yeah,
Speaker 5: he doesn't even think it through that.
Speaker 1: Clearly, he's just disappointed and ashamed with his life and
Speaker 1: wants to event at somebody.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Yeah, but that's funny. As I was pulling in,
Speaker 6: I thought, I know a guy who would smash your
Speaker 6: face in for this. I know several guys like that
Speaker 6: would not let it ride that you just said f
Speaker 6: you to me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I just it's funny. I'm like you. I'm
Speaker 5: just amused by these people.
Speaker 1: And drive around none molested for my choice in autopomobile.
Speaker 6: I actually, I don't think it's anything in America, but
Speaker 6: the cyber truck. It's just I think for whatever reason,
Speaker 6: I can't imagine, but uh, this doesn't you know. I'm
Speaker 6: not trying to claim I'm a saint or anything like that.
Speaker 5: I'm not. But I actually feel sorry for the guy.
Speaker 5: Felt sorry for the guy.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah you should. Yeah, that's that's pitiful.
Speaker 5: What a horrible life he's got going.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm trying to imagine myself being that upset because
Speaker 6: the choice is something somebody else drove.
Speaker 1: Somebody drives by me with their various whack a doodle
Speaker 1: coexist bumper stickers and one that says Harris Walls. I
Speaker 1: just think, oh, please, moron, I don't I don't have
Speaker 1: any need to screech at them.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's the interesting party, No kidding. Any thoughts on
Speaker 6: that text line four, So we threw it out there
Speaker 6: to you, any ideas of how you stop this rioting
Speaker 6: or whatever other than my suggestion if you start hitting
Speaker 6: people in the head with sticks. So we are we
Speaker 6: ask people. Here are the responses.
Speaker 1: Let it burn, damn right, give them a stick, shampoo for.
Speaker 7: The rioters, and probably be best just to send some
Speaker 7: beekeepers in there.
Speaker 8: But the IBERCA bee outfit on release the bees and
Speaker 8: that'll be good.
Speaker 1: Keep up work since release the bees, release the bees.
Speaker 1: That's right, sir, Thank you.
Speaker 5: Those are the most helpful.
Speaker 1: I don't know if organized the posse's are ready to
Speaker 1: be rolled out on our city streets, but we don't
Speaker 1: know until we try.
Speaker 6: I do want to get to later how the main
Speaker 6: political reporter for ABC News, Terry Moran, is a complete
Speaker 6: wackadoo who he tries to hide it most of the
Speaker 6: time while being the lead political reporter for ABC News.
Speaker 5: Got an example from the weekend that's amazing Well.
Speaker 1: And now about CNN's National security analyst Juliet Cayam, who's
Speaker 1: she was the gaal who blasted the FBI for calling
Speaker 1: the setting Jewish people on fire attack terrorism. Yeah, we
Speaker 1: will get into that.
Speaker 6: Okay, I'm distracted by my favorite New York Post headline
Speaker 6: of the day. Here it goes, Oh boy, my shoes
Speaker 6: were too tight on the day I got married. Then
Speaker 6: they had to amputate my toes. I'll have to read story.
Speaker 5: Wow. Wow, I'm sorry your toes are gone. But how
Speaker 5: many of them? I don't know. It says it's got
Speaker 5: an S, so it's more than one.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking the two little toes. Michael, what do you know? Well,
Speaker 1: I was just thinking it was that instead of buying
Speaker 1: bigger shoes, you took the toes off and just say.
Speaker 6: Well, though it was about time for the wedding, there's
Speaker 6: no way you can get to the store and get
Speaker 6: another pair of shoes.
Speaker 5: There's only one answer. Who's got a pair of scissors.
Speaker 1: I cried because I had no shoes till I met
Speaker 1: a woman who had her toes sowed off because she
Speaker 1: had shoes, but they were really tight. It doesn't exactly
Speaker 1: roll off the tongue.
Speaker 6: My son wore his shoes until they were so short
Speaker 6: against his growing feet that both of his big toes
Speaker 6: were bleeding.
Speaker 5: What I know?
Speaker 6: And I told him, I saided, I said, du Well,
Speaker 6: I didn't know.
Speaker 5: I mean, he's thirteen. I can't be. You gotta tell
Speaker 5: me if she think you need a bigger pair of shoes.
Speaker 6: Wow, I said, go ahead, we'll buy a I'll go ahead,
Speaker 6: I'll spend the money.
Speaker 5: We'll get you bigger shoes.
Speaker 2: Don't like that.
Speaker 1: Sounds to me like Jack is binding his boy's feet
Speaker 1: in some bizarre imitation of the ancient Chinese.
Speaker 5: And I think it's more attractive to have smaller feet. Wow.
Speaker 1: Wow, his shoes so tight he about lost toes. Yeah, Irony.
Speaker 1: By the way, here's well, I could get to what's
Speaker 1: a CNN gal said, But we'll do that in a
Speaker 1: little bit. I want to take a big picture look
Speaker 1: at the the immigration thing as well. Deporting everybody who's
Speaker 1: here illegally could be a very complicated thing.
Speaker 5: Obviously, Well, I never thought that was going to happen.
Speaker 6: I don't think most people who said yes to the
Speaker 6: Polster I want anybody who's undocumented deported.
Speaker 5: I don't think people meant it, do you. No, No,
Speaker 5: not really.
Speaker 1: Plus, we have a track star who is deq it
Speaker 1: and lost her medal for her post race celebration, her
Speaker 1: dad suggesting it might be racism.
Speaker 5: She's a black gal.
Speaker 1: She won her race and ran over and grabbed a
Speaker 1: fire extinguisher and sprayed it on her feet.
Speaker 5: I sat, her feet were.
Speaker 1: So hot that there's got to be a cleverness exemption. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I get that's you can't have that attract meets.
Speaker 5: I get it. Yeah, but that's really clever.
Speaker 6: I thought it was an attempt to like go viral
Speaker 6: and become a name and all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 5: But it doesn't bother me.
Speaker 6: I don't want anybody charged with something or prosecuted or yeah.
Speaker 1: Well no, I just get lost as she got t
Speaker 1: qu'ed disqualified. Yeah, yeah, lost her win or her official win. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it is a little over the top.
Speaker 6: Okay, So I tweeted out a picture of my cyber truck.
Speaker 6: I was telling the story a little bit earlier about
Speaker 6: getting flipped off. I forgot there was some responses to it.
Speaker 6: It was me and it was me standing on the
Speaker 6: back of my cyber truck flipping the bird. Only a
Speaker 6: moron like you thinks blowing eighty k it's a lot
Speaker 6: more than that on an ugly vehicle is cool. Instead,
Speaker 6: go get a proscrip testosterone so you stop sounding like
Speaker 6: an old woman going through metapauds. Yeah, the guy's got
Speaker 6: me pretty nailed down. Actually, we'll get to Joe's economic
Speaker 6: stuff coming up.
Speaker 1: Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 8: Dramatic images capturing the escalating chaos protests centered around the
Speaker 8: city of Paramount agents swarming this home depot. There some
Speaker 8: protesters setting fires, breaking glass, and vandalizing buildings. Police and
Speaker 8: riot here attempting to disperse crowds helping them with tear gas,
Speaker 8: flashbangs and rubber bullets. Governor Gavin Newsom slamming Trump's decision
Speaker 8: to deploy the National Guard, which Newsom did not request,
Speaker 8: wanting the move is purposefully inflammatory and will only escalate tensions.
Speaker 6: By the way, I don't know if you saw this
Speaker 6: over the weekend. I watch ABC News. I watch all
Speaker 6: the news, but I see ABC News regularly. Terry Moran
Speaker 6: has been their senior national correspondent for years, and.
Speaker 5: He got spended by ABC.
Speaker 6: After going on a late night screed against White House
Speaker 6: advisor Stephen Miller along with going after President Trump on
Speaker 6: social media.
Speaker 5: Just I don't know if he was drunk, he almost
Speaker 5: had to.
Speaker 1: Be, or maybe in the way of the lefty he thought,
Speaker 1: now's the time. I'm completely justified. This is too much.
Speaker 5: This is just like Hitler, I guess uh.
Speaker 6: Talking about Steven Miller, you can see his hatred just
Speaker 6: by looking at him, because you can see that what
Speaker 6: his hatred is, and his hatred is his spiritual nourishment, nourishment.
Speaker 5: He eats hate.
Speaker 6: Trump is a world class hater, but his hatred only
Speaker 6: means is a means to an ends. Stephen Miller's hatred
Speaker 6: is his spiritual nourishment. And then ABC News suspended him,
Speaker 6: put out a statement. ABC News stands for objectivity and impartiality,
Speaker 6: and it's who's coverage. Yeah, well that's hilarious. But their
Speaker 6: senior national correspondent has those feelings about Trump and one
Speaker 6: of his top.
Speaker 5: Advisors and puts them out public and puts them out publicly.
Speaker 5: Am it?
Speaker 6: But the fact that they even have them, You can't
Speaker 6: find anybody who can take a little more measured look
Speaker 6: at both sides than that.
Speaker 1: That is a measured look in their newsroom. True, what
Speaker 1: are you talking about speaking of media, excuse me a
Speaker 1: left right and center of the Wall Street Journal editorial
Speaker 1: board with an interesting editorial today that I thought was
Speaker 1: worth just talking about a little bit some of it. Whops,
Speaker 1: I scrolled the wrong way.
Speaker 5: The deportation wars begin.
Speaker 1: Trump has a mandate, but protests in California to show
Speaker 1: the trouble that might lie ahead. And then they go
Speaker 1: ahead and set the scene with the mayhem and the
Speaker 1: smashings and the burnings and the rest of it. Trump
Speaker 1: sends in the guard Que, the outrage from Democrats, cries
Speaker 1: of law breaking on both sides, and then they get
Speaker 1: into the meat of the thing, which is where it
Speaker 1: gets more interesting. Mister Trump has largely solved the country's
Speaker 1: mo to urgent immigration problem, which is closing the border
Speaker 1: to migrants. When did we start saying migrants. They don't migrate,
Speaker 1: They're not ducks. They immigrate anyway using asylum claims to
Speaker 1: a gain entry. True illegal border crossings have slowed to
Speaker 1: a trickle in four months.
Speaker 5: True.
Speaker 1: I also has arrested dangerous gang members and others accused
Speaker 1: of crimes in the US. On this, mister Trump has
Speaker 1: overwhelming public support. And then they get into the Stephen
Speaker 1: Miller factor, and Stephen wants to deport everyone here illegally.
Speaker 1: This means millions of people who arrive illegally but have
Speaker 1: since led law abiding, productive lives, formed families, taking jobs
Speaker 1: that employers say they struggle to fill in construction, hospitality, agriculture,
Speaker 1: health care, and much more. Any thoughts on that couple
Speaker 1: of sentences, Well, for his America actually in favor of
Speaker 1: just booting everybody out who's here illegally.
Speaker 6: I don't think so probably, But in polling, two thirds
Speaker 6: of Americans when I asked the question, are you in
Speaker 6: favor of deporting all undocumented immigrants? It was two thirds. Yes,
Speaker 6: that's all Americans. For the Republican Party, it's going to
Speaker 6: be what is it, eighty five percent? But that whole
Speaker 6: that make a leap in there that people have always
Speaker 6: made of that if we need workers, then we have
Speaker 6: to allow a legal immigration.
Speaker 5: No we don't. We can come up with a system
Speaker 5: and enforce it. Uh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: They actually mentioned that Miller in particular is a severe
Speaker 1: immigration restrictionist and he doesn't want more legal immigration, he
Speaker 1: just wants less immigration in general. Well, i'd have to,
Speaker 1: I'm you know, ask him about that.
Speaker 5: I'm not knee jerk.
Speaker 6: That, as I've said a thousand times, can we get
Speaker 6: some demographers and business leaders and all kinds of different
Speaker 6: people together to figure out what's our situation with needing
Speaker 6: workers in a variety of industries. How many people do
Speaker 6: we need in the country per year, and then that's
Speaker 6: the number we need to let in.
Speaker 1: And then incorporating, of course, the number of Americans who
Speaker 1: are smoking pot on their couch or their parents' couch
Speaker 1: and are able bodied and ought to be working, let's
Speaker 1: factor that into I'm not taking that damn job those people, but.
Speaker 6: Just randomly letting whoever in, whether you need them or not,
Speaker 6: is well, it's stupid.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And back to the two thirds who said to port everybody,
Speaker 1: we agree that they didn't literally mean that. It was
Speaker 1: just a measure of how disgusted they were with the
Speaker 1: open borders. At the same time, though, I think that's
Speaker 1: also a statement that it's not completely beyond the pale.
Speaker 1: It's something I will I will say yes to. So
Speaker 1: the compromise needs to be everybody gives a little bit,
Speaker 1: including the people who are here illegally. But that's a long,
Speaker 1: long conversation. I wouldn't move on a little bit more so,
Speaker 1: The Wall Street General Editorial Board then gets into the
Speaker 1: unrest as we've seen in California. It's fanciful to think
Speaker 1: that raiding restaurants to snatch bus boys or home depot
Speaker 1: to grab stock clerks won't inspire a backlash.
Speaker 6: Some of these bus boys and stock clerks were violent
Speaker 6: criminals who have been convicted of their crime. I don't
Speaker 6: care if you're bus boy, if you used to beat
Speaker 6: your wife all the time and got convicted of it,
Speaker 6: and you're here illegally what you do for a living
Speaker 6: doesn't really matter.
Speaker 1: And you know I should have explained the reason I
Speaker 1: want to read part of this to you is not
Speaker 1: that I agree with this or I disagree with this.
Speaker 1: It's that, like every other sentence, is a highly debatable
Speaker 1: or debated assertion.
Speaker 6: God, I can't believe the Wall Street Journal went marilynd
Speaker 6: Man on this. I don't care if he's a bus boy.
Speaker 6: What the hell's it got to do with it?
Speaker 5: Are you? Are you a convicted criminal who's here illegally?
Speaker 5: You lot that cheap labor, you idiot?
Speaker 1: Let's see the political risks? Oh oh, here you go,
Speaker 1: all the more so when ICE acts in heavy handed fashion,
Speaker 1: as its agents sometimes do, Okay, they're going to an
Speaker 1: arrested child rapist. Yeah, I can get a little heavy handed.
Speaker 1: Thank god. The political risks for mister Trump will grow.
Speaker 1: Families are broken up. Legal migrants are deported by mistake
Speaker 1: or tales of heart chip proliferate.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, family is getting broken up.
Speaker 6: You come to a country illegally, it ain't gonna be
Speaker 6: as great as you'd like it to be. Maybe in
Speaker 6: terms of giving your family to get what am I
Speaker 6: supposed to Why am I supposed to.
Speaker 5: Care about that? I do not understand that at all.
Speaker 1: Right, then they get into the uh the calling out
Speaker 1: of the national guard that seems to be justified, and
Speaker 1: we'll let the course figure that out.
Speaker 5: Now I get.
Speaker 6: I get the question of go ahead, somebody has been
Speaker 6: here for and geez, you could have people that have
Speaker 6: been here for twenty five years, easily sure, and they
Speaker 6: had kids here. They've been here illegally the whole time, working,
Speaker 6: committed no crimes, They've had kids while they're here.
Speaker 1: Paid taxes probably yeah, or.
Speaker 6: Certainly taxes taking out of their checks. You know, that's
Speaker 6: that's a difficult question. Booting those people out at this point.
Speaker 6: But we got to get some sort of system going.
Speaker 5: But it's not unanswerable.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's not an un you know, obviously you
Speaker 1: can come up with a compromise of solution that people
Speaker 1: will vote for. So then the next thing that they
Speaker 1: said that I appreciated, mister Newsom said there was no
Speaker 1: need to call in the guard Gavvy boy, And that
Speaker 1: may be true, but that means Democrats who run sanctuary
Speaker 1: cities in quotes or states need to maintain order. If
Speaker 1: they tolerate obstruction against ice, they are giving mister Trump
Speaker 1: an excuse to call in the military. When Representative Maxine
Speaker 1: Waters moron California says she wants the protesting crowds.
Speaker 5: To grow and grow and grow, she.
Speaker 1: Is playing into mister Trump's hands. That's an interesting way
Speaker 1: to put it. I'd like to talk to whoever actually
Speaker 1: wrote this article. So they are protecting dangerous criminals just
Speaker 1: because of their immigration. If you're at the domestically grown
Speaker 1: dangerous criminal, well, actually in California, they won't arrest you either,
Speaker 1: and they'll turn you loose from jail. But they're protecting
Speaker 1: dangerous criminals because they are obstructing Ice right, right, because
Speaker 1: it's like that that's a special status.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that has happened.
Speaker 6: You have a better shot at not being to you know,
Speaker 6: going to jail if you're legal then if you're born here.
Speaker 5: How how crazy is that?
Speaker 1: And they're calling out large crowds to protest Ice enforcing
Speaker 1: federal law, and the Wall Street Journal says that gives
Speaker 1: Trump an excuse to call in the military, playing into
Speaker 1: mister Trump's hands. That's interesting. That's a republican's bounce at
Speaker 1: law or pounces.
Speaker 5: Lawlessness, grips the streets. Right.
Speaker 1: This is the tragedy of American immigration politics in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five. The Biden administration's de facto open border policy
Speaker 1: creator mayhem and costs that have changed the immigration debate
Speaker 1: for the worst.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: Trump may go too far, as he often does, but
Speaker 1: Democrats should look in the mirror for giving him the
Speaker 1: political opening.
Speaker 5: You know again, you're almost there. Wall Street Journal.
Speaker 1: Democrats should look in the mirror for creating the problem
Speaker 1: that he's trying to solve. Maybe maybe you don't like
Speaker 1: the way he's solving it. That's fine, we can argue
Speaker 1: about that, but don't act as if Trump is rubbing
Speaker 1: his hands together. Wahaha, they've played straight into my hands
Speaker 1: by letting twelve million people stampede into the country. No, no,
Speaker 1: that is absolutely looking at it pass awkwards.
Speaker 6: And the city and the state refusing to follow federal law. Right,
Speaker 6: here's a dangerous rapist. But no, we're not gonna turn
Speaker 6: him over the jail. You got to chase him into
Speaker 6: the neighborhoods.
Speaker 1: And then when you do, we're gonna accuse you journal
Speaker 1: of being heavy handed.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, played our old friend David Drucker earlier.
Speaker 6: He's with the Dispatch now, but he said, a lot
Speaker 6: of the mainstream media is going to be surprised when
Speaker 6: they find out a majority of LA residents, Californians, and
Speaker 6: maybe even Hispanics are fine with rounding up convicted criminals
Speaker 6: who are here illegally in getting them out of the neighborhoods.
Speaker 6: Glendale in LA doesn't see it that way. A big
Speaker 6: fan of the Glendale Mall. They announced late last night
Speaker 6: they will no longer hold detainees for ice. Their statement
Speaker 6: last night. This is after all the writing over the weekend.
Speaker 6: After careful consideration, the city of Glendale has decided to
Speaker 6: end its agreement with US Homeland Security ICE to house
Speaker 6: federal immigration detainees. This local decision reflects our core values
Speaker 6: public safety, transparency, and community trust.
Speaker 1: And believe they're afraid, they're afraid of the moms.
Speaker 5: They're afraid of rioting, or they're afraid of the woke mom. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 5: that is something I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't know how you come out as a city
Speaker 6: or a state and decide you're not going to enforce
Speaker 6: federal law, and then and then and then some of
Speaker 6: you expect that that's okay. How would you feel about
Speaker 6: that on all kinds of other stuff.
Speaker 1: Well, Glendale, if I understand that announcement correctly, will no
Speaker 1: longer house detainees in a facility, meaning they're afraid of
Speaker 1: the mob.
Speaker 6: But if you, I don't. I don't think there are
Speaker 6: any states this racist anymore. But if you had some
Speaker 6: old southern state who wouldn't allow black kids to go
Speaker 6: to school like federal law advent, you'd be okay with
Speaker 6: them just deciding that on their own, because because it reflects.
Speaker 1: We're a sanctuary for white students.
Speaker 6: State, we're a sanctuary, imagine, and and and then putting
Speaker 6: out a statement and saying where's the wording on that? Uh,
Speaker 6: this decision reflects our core values public, state and communit trust,
Speaker 6: it reflects our core values here and wherever in the
Speaker 6: South that black kids don't go to our white kids' schools.
Speaker 5: So you're okay with that?
Speaker 6: Or is it just depend on which federal law it
Speaker 6: is that cities or states decide to ignore that obviously
Speaker 6: is untenable as a philosophy.
Speaker 1: You go this far down the road to crazyville. There's
Speaker 1: no painless solution.
Speaker 5: We're in crazy ville.
Speaker 1: Lame Biden, the worst presidents perhaps ever.
Speaker 5: You know what? You know? What is weird?
Speaker 6: Play the little Gavin Newsom clip, the short version that
Speaker 6: we open the show with.
Speaker 5: He's a tough guy. Why doesn't he do that?
Speaker 1: He knows where to find me, Come after me, arrest me.
Speaker 5: Let's just get it over with, tough guy.
Speaker 6: To your point earlier when you were talking about how
Speaker 6: politicians love us being so political and divisive because they
Speaker 6: raise more money and all that, it would benefit both
Speaker 6: politically for Trump to send Holman to arrest Gavin Newsom,
Speaker 6: and it would benefit they both would love They both
Speaker 6: signed it. Who's in favor of this? Both raise their hands?
Speaker 6: Gavin Newsom would say, oh, absolutely, come arrest me. Oh,
Speaker 6: that'd be the greatest thing that ever happened to me.
Speaker 6: What time works for you, Tom, I'll start, I'll start
Speaker 6: picking out what colored tie I'm going to wear when
Speaker 6: I get inaugurated as president. And Trump would think, oh,
Speaker 6: me arresting Gavin Newsom, It's gonna be huge, that's gonna
Speaker 6: be awesome.
Speaker 1: Can Holman give him at least one little rabbit punch
Speaker 1: for me?
Speaker 5: Oh? Why, Darren?
Speaker 1: Only if necessary minimum force, of course.
Speaker 6: I feel like that was a crime. What you just said,
Speaker 6: some sort of one no broadcast report.
Speaker 1: I want the head of Homeland Sea or Ice to
Speaker 1: rabbit punch Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 5: I don't think that's a direct threat. Okay, what the
Speaker 5: hell is going on? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I know, Gavy, no violence anywhere in any direction.
Speaker 5: That is the A and G screen.
Speaker 1: We will finish, except Jack calling for heads to get
Speaker 1: cracked earlier, for like exception, for like a whole hour,
Speaker 1: like one hundred times.
Speaker 6: We'll finish strong next time. Trump just said I absolutely
Speaker 6: would arrest Gavin Newsom. So that story is not over. Maybe,
Speaker 6: oh boy, maybe we'll have more on that tomorrow. So, Katie,
Speaker 6: you were just watching a video from the riots.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you guys have talked about that footage of those
Speaker 7: huge rocks being thrown from that overpass, But this is
Speaker 7: the video from the other side.
Speaker 5: All the cops are hiding.
Speaker 7: Under the overpass because these rocks are being chucked, and
Speaker 7: these three CHP officers come out for just a second
Speaker 7: and one of the CHP officers gets hit in the
Speaker 7: face with a huge rock.
Speaker 5: How does he not radio headquarters?
Speaker 1: And you immediately storm that bridge and arrest everybody on it.
Speaker 1: These are giant pass or at least Kuffem and Jalen.
Speaker 6: These are giant chunks of cement. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't have kept it fur. I don't get why.
Speaker 5: And the other part of it is you're announcing to
Speaker 5: the world we'll put up with that.
Speaker 6: We'll huddle in the corner and hide when you throw
Speaker 6: giant chunks cement at our head. Even if you hit
Speaker 6: some of us, We're not gonna go any further than that.
Speaker 6: So go ahead and throw the chunks, like you were saying,
Speaker 6: you certainly won't.
Speaker 1: Be arrested or charged. Don't worry about it.
Speaker 6: They should be fearing for their lives. In my world,
Speaker 6: you throw a giant chunk us a menute, a police
Speaker 6: officer's head. You've just you've just put yourself in a
Speaker 6: situation where you might get shot. I don't know how
Speaker 6: you can restore order without.
Speaker 5: Beaten heads. I guess we'll see way yo son.
Speaker 1: Oh that's a group there, tie to LA Gangs.
Speaker 5: I'll finish my thought with my final thought. Here's your
Speaker 5: host for final thoughts, Joe Getty. Let's get started. Michelangelow
Speaker 5: lead us off. Wrap it up with the show with
Speaker 5: final thoughts.
Speaker 1: No earlier, jack you told the story about your son
Speaker 1: he wore shoes until his feet bled. I gotta confess
Speaker 1: I wore jeans until I started splitting my pants. And
Speaker 1: so it's kind of a similar thing. Sad tale Katie
Speaker 1: Green or a Steve Muswoman. As a final thought, Katie.
Speaker 5: Jackie have homework.
Speaker 7: You have to make sure that your cyber truck is
Speaker 7: recording at all times from here on out.
Speaker 5: Good good idea, and I we're gonna provoke someone. We
Speaker 5: play the audio my final thought. Thank goodness.
Speaker 1: George Gascone is gone from LA and Nathan Hawkman, who
Speaker 1: believes in enforcing the law, is the DA. He said
Speaker 1: they will they will prosecute anybody who tax officers and
Speaker 1: damage is properly.
Speaker 6: Yeah, But the arresting them part, there's no chance that's
Speaker 6: not gonna include violence. So I don't think they're just
Speaker 6: gonna stand there and allow themselves to be arrested.
Speaker 5: Maybe they will, I doubt it.
Speaker 6: Good Lord, we can't have our cops hiding in a corner.
Speaker 5: Please don't hit me with a big chunk of cement.
Speaker 6: Armstrong and Getty wrapping up another grueling four hour workday.
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Speaker 6: Who's streets? Apparently their streets? Apparently you get to have
Speaker 6: the streets at least for now. We'll see tomorrow with
Speaker 6: the latest. Probably be another crazy night. God bless America.
Speaker 2: I'm strong and Ghete is the biggest posies scheme of
Speaker 2: all time.
Speaker 1: It's a huge disaster, but nobody's ever done anything about it.
Speaker 5: No, No, that's not what I was told. And we
Speaker 5: do not have to live like this.
Speaker 1: In fact, we cannot live like this.
Speaker 5: I'm Garnet, call my lawyer, Garnjee Dundee's screaming stopping.
Speaker 3: It is over.
Speaker 5: It is over, and when it's over, it is over.
Speaker 1: It is over.
Speaker 5: Bye Bye, Armstrong and Getty