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Speaker 1: We've got a few big stories talk about. First of all,
Speaker 1: Nike is permanently closing a flagship store in Portland because well,
Speaker 1: that's right, theft. Obviously, massive, endless, continuing retail theft. We
Speaker 1: will discuss that. Plus, the NYPD can expect a flood
Speaker 1: of retirements after Mayor Adams has proposed to slash overtime
Speaker 1: for migrant cost cutting reasons. We'll discuss this. And then
Speaker 1: an info Wars host gets sixty days in prison for
Speaker 1: being in a restricted government area not inside the capital,
Speaker 1: mind you, on January sixth. So this is where we're
Speaker 1: all going. I want to start with Nike though, Okay,
Speaker 1: here we go. Nike is permanently closing this massive factory
Speaker 1: store for a scary reason. That's the headline on the street. Now,
Speaker 1: this is scary reason. It's an obvious reason. There's a
Speaker 1: lot of theft going on. They're stealing stuff all the time.
Speaker 1: They're constantly stealing from the Nike store. And so you
Speaker 1: sit there and you ask yourself, you say, well, what
Speaker 1: would it take for this to stop? Right? What would
Speaker 1: it take enforcing the law. But they won't do that.
Speaker 1: Why won't they do that? Why is it that we have,
Speaker 1: at least in some Democrat enclaves decided as a society
Speaker 1: that they're not going to punish shoplifting anymore. I understand,
Speaker 1: you know, you steal a candy bar, you shouldn't go
Speaker 1: to prison for twenty years. I get it, right, we
Speaker 1: all have. But that wasn't happening any way. What is
Speaker 1: it that has to occur though, before people recognize that
Speaker 1: stealing this much stealing this much stuff from a store
Speaker 1: can well cost people their jobs. It can destroy It
Speaker 1: won't destroy Nike, obviously, but it can bring down small businesses.
Speaker 1: And it's just a question of the political will to
Speaker 1: enforce the law to do something about this. This This
Speaker 1: story points out that you know, San Francisco gets a
Speaker 1: lot of attention for all the places, all the businesses
Speaker 1: that have shut down in San Francisco. Yes, true, but
Speaker 1: Portland's got a similar problem. The shoplifting in these places
Speaker 1: is completely out of control. And to say it's shoplifting,
Speaker 1: it's not even really it's organized retail theft. It is
Speaker 1: taking large sums of money in the form of consumer goods,
Speaker 1: selling them easily either on the street or online, and
Speaker 1: making considerable profit at the expense of other people. You know,
Speaker 1: if you said that you were going to steal this
Speaker 1: kind of money from somebody through wire fraud from their
Speaker 1: bank account, you're going to hack in and take fifteen
Speaker 1: thousand dollars from some company or some individual, you go
Speaker 1: to prison wire fraud, and everyone agree. But if you
Speaker 1: steal fifteen thousand dollars of handbags, that's not a big deal.
Speaker 1: They're not going to arrest you, or if they do
Speaker 1: arrest you, they're not going to prosecute you. If they
Speaker 1: do prosecute you, they're not going to put you in
Speaker 1: prison for very long. What is going on? How can
Speaker 1: anyone think that this is not a situation that is
Speaker 1: just going to continue and it's going to worsen over time.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's exactly what is and it is going
Speaker 1: to happen. But for the flagships, remember Nike was founded
Speaker 1: in Oregon. It is an Oregon company and Oregon based company,
Speaker 1: and Portland specifically has big Nike ties. So for the
Speaker 1: biggest flagship Nike store in uh in Portland, Oregon, to
Speaker 1: have to shut down because of all the stealing that's
Speaker 1: going on. It's just indicative of a breakdown in the
Speaker 1: civil order, in the in the legal order that we
Speaker 1: have in this country. There are just no longer any
Speaker 1: any there's no longer any prosecution that deters these kinds
Speaker 1: of thefts in a lot of places. Some places you
Speaker 1: still will get prosecuted, but Portland's not one of them.
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Speaker 1: NYPD is going to have a lot of retirements, that's
Speaker 1: what the source is telling the New York Post here,
Speaker 1: because they're going to pull overtime. Now, why are they
Speaker 1: pulling overtime at a time when New York City already
Speaker 1: is having much higher crime rates than we think is acceptable,
Speaker 1: that we should think is acceptable, Like, why would you
Speaker 1: want to not defund police but defund a portion of
Speaker 1: the overtime budget? Well, because you can afford it anymore.
Speaker 1: Why can't you afford it? You can't afford it because
Speaker 1: of all of the migrants, that's why. And the migrants
Speaker 1: are creating a massive strain on the city budget. The
Speaker 1: migrants are creating multi billion dollars shortfalls. And so now
Speaker 1: that's affecting police, it's affecting the most essential public services.
Speaker 1: Here's what the New York Post rights. A lot of
Speaker 1: people that are eligible to retire are going to leave
Speaker 1: if the overtime stops, because overtime is pensionable for an
Speaker 1: NYPD sergeant. New York's finest haven't heard anything officially about
Speaker 1: a potential red reduction rather in overtime, but the source
Speaker 1: told The Post that such a move wouldn't make financial sense.
Speaker 1: We're already at critical staffing levels, and it's cheaper to
Speaker 1: pay overtime than it is to hire another officer, the
Speaker 1: source said, explaining that healthcare and other benefits had already
Speaker 1: been paid for it when an existing officer picked up
Speaker 1: a shift. In addition to possible fire, police, sanitation and
Speaker 1: correction ot cuts, all branches of government in the Big
Speaker 1: Apple have been told the slash spending by five percent
Speaker 1: and potentially up to fifteen percent by spring to mitigate
Speaker 1: the skyrocketing costs of New York City's migrant crisis without
Speaker 1: more federal aid. So you've got a big problem here.
Speaker 1: To slash spending five percent, that's gonna hurt, that's going
Speaker 1: to make a difference to people in New York City.
Speaker 1: But a fifteen percent possible cut by the spring is massive.
Speaker 1: Is massive when you think about how rapidly this will
Speaker 1: be done, and why is this happening? Well, because the
Speaker 1: Democrats think that migrants, illegal immigrants should be able to
Speaker 1: pour into the country effectively unrestricted, and that taxpayer should
Speaker 1: have to pick up the bill for this, and that
Speaker 1: is just how they view it all. I think it's
Speaker 1: important to note that this is exactly what they wanted
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Speaker 1: you do the same, all right. Info Wars host sentenced
Speaker 1: to sixty days in capital riot case. That's the CNN headline.
Speaker 1: Ohen Schroyer, a Info Wars host, was just sent it
Speaker 1: to sixty days in jail on Tuesday for his involvement
Speaker 1: in the January sixth attack on the Capitol. That's this,
Speaker 1: that's how CNN's writing up. What's his crime? What's his crime?
Speaker 1: Accordinated to court documents, Schroyer spread election disinformation in the
Speaker 1: months leaning up with the capital attack. That's not a crime.
Speaker 1: That's the first Amendment. If he thinks that the election
Speaker 1: was stolen, he's allowed to say the election was stolen.
Speaker 1: There's no right, I mean, or we don't have a
Speaker 1: first amendment. I mean, these are the decisions that we
Speaker 1: have to face. These are the realities that we are
Speaker 1: dealing with. So, yeah, that's where we are, election disinformation.
Speaker 1: This is what we're talking about here, folks. What are
Speaker 1: we supposed to do about this? Well, right now they're
Speaker 1: sending him to prison for sixty days, and you say
Speaker 1: to yourself, why is he getting sixty days? How many
Speaker 1: people that were part of the BLM riots who cross
Speaker 1: police lines into restricted areas, you know, government restricted areas,
Speaker 1: how many of them got sixty days in prison from that,
Speaker 1: assuming it's federal prison that he's going to as well,
Speaker 1: and sixty days for what exactly? For being in a
Speaker 1: place where he did not have access to be Schroyer
Speaker 1: asked the judge to drop four misdemeanor charges he was
Speaker 1: facing for his activity in the capital attack. Kelly denied
Speaker 1: the motion. Schroyer would eventually plead guilty. So this guy
Speaker 1: is going to prison because he said stuff that the
Speaker 1: Libs don't like and because he was in a place
Speaker 1: where he wasn't allowed to be. He didn't attack anyone physically,
Speaker 1: He didn't plan to do anything violent, had no there's
Speaker 1: no conspiracy to commit violence here of any kind, not
Speaker 1: that I'm aware of, not based on the reporting. He
Speaker 1: didn't destroy any property. Nobody even alleges he did that.
Speaker 1: They're gona put him in a cell for sixty days.
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