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Speaker 2: the Buck Sexton Show. Who is responsible for the crime
Speaker 2: that has become so normal in major American cities right now?
Speaker 2: We look at this in a lot of different ways.
Speaker 2: We talk about this on radio a lot, But how
Speaker 2: about on a policy level, and are the police willing
Speaker 2: to do anything about the crime that is happening now
Speaker 2: day in and day out so that it starts to
Speaker 2: go in the other direction. How is that working out
Speaker 2: in places? Well, we'll discuss first off, the incident that
Speaker 2: went viral where some seven to eleven owners assaulted a thief.
Speaker 2: I want you to watch this video and see for
Speaker 2: yourself exactly what happened. This guy walks in and says, well,
Speaker 2: it doesn't say it, just starts stealing as many boxes
Speaker 2: of cigarettes as he wants. He just decides he's going
Speaker 2: to take the cigarettes that he wants in a big
Speaker 2: trash bag, so he's filling it, just just emptying the shelves.
Speaker 2: Cigarettes are like almost twenty bucks a pack in California,
Speaker 2: I think seventeen or eighteen dollars a pack was what
Speaker 2: I was seeing. And so that's an issue, right. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is somebody who's stealing a lot of money from somebody,
Speaker 2: and I think it's important for us to understand that
Speaker 2: there's no consequences for this kind of theft in California. Anyway,
Speaker 2: here's if you miss this video went viral here. It
Speaker 2: is the seven to eleven owners taking matters in their
Speaker 2: own hands.
Speaker 3: Yea, and none you can do that, and none you
Speaker 3: can do that? Sense and none you can do it? Man,
Speaker 3: police come up, I don't tell, and none you can do. Man,
Speaker 3: don't do that.
Speaker 1: Don't do that.
Speaker 2: Okay, So what we see here is people who are
Speaker 2: sick of the nonsense. They don't want this to continue
Speaker 2: to happen, so they grab the guy, throw him to
Speaker 2: the ground, and are hitting him with the broomstick. Now, look,
Speaker 2: the guy. There are obviously limits this kind of thing.
Speaker 2: You know, if they had come out and you know,
Speaker 2: they had they had beaten the guy to death or something,
Speaker 2: I would say, well, hold on a second, we have
Speaker 2: to have four that aligns with what we're talking about here,
Speaker 2: a theft of cigarettes. But they're now investigating. They just
Speaker 2: hit the guy with his stick a bunch of times,
Speaker 2: and they're investigating the seven to eleven owners. Now cops
Speaker 2: are investigating them. They restrained the thief and hit him
Speaker 2: with a stick, and now they're the ones who are
Speaker 2: facing possible criminal prosecution. This was on July twenty ninth.
Speaker 2: The guy had for the third time in two days
Speaker 2: stolen stuff from this store. He had also been in
Speaker 2: this same store previously saying he had a handgun. So
Speaker 2: this guy is essentially a repeat criminal in this location.
Speaker 2: It's not just like he's in general a person that
Speaker 2: should have been taken out of society and does not
Speaker 2: deserve to have, you know, the freedom to continue to
Speaker 2: just rob people all the time. This specific location, the
Speaker 2: specific seven to eleven, had been a place he had targeted.
Speaker 2: And what happened, well, police and prosecutors office, he didn't
Speaker 2: do anything about this. It's usually the fault of the
Speaker 2: prosecutors more than anything else, and the state legislatures who
Speaker 2: changed laws and change our realities with it about whether
Speaker 2: or not anyone is going to be criminally prosecuted. Right,
Speaker 2: But these guys, these they're Sekhs, they're the Sikh religion,
Speaker 2: and they came out and the guy's swinging and you know,
Speaker 2: he's hitting him in the legs. They were holding him down,
Speaker 2: hitting them the legs. They weren't trying to use extreme
Speaker 2: force to say, you know, grievously wound or kill this guy.
Speaker 2: They're just hitting him with a stick. They lost it,
Speaker 2: And I just wonder what is the demand that the
Speaker 2: libs make now of store news that you can just
Speaker 2: you can own a place that you're trying to feed
Speaker 2: your family with and someone can come in there, braz
Speaker 2: multiple times and steal from What if someone just read
Speaker 2: What if someone just said, look, I'm just reaching into
Speaker 2: the register and taking all of your cash every day,
Speaker 2: how would you stop that person? Well, you'd have to
Speaker 2: be able to use force, right, But if the police
Speaker 2: don't show up in time, are you supposed to just
Speaker 2: allow that person to steal from you? You know what's happening,
Speaker 2: You know what's going on, the answer of the Libs,
Speaker 2: as you may well know, is yeah, you're supposed to
Speaker 2: sit there and suffer. This is true in New York,
Speaker 2: San Francisco, Los Angeles, Washington, DC, Chicago. I'm sure it's
Speaker 2: true in Atlanta as well. I mean it's true in
Speaker 2: a lot of places all across the country. I know
Speaker 2: it's true in Seattle and Portland and good on the list.
Speaker 2: Not true in Florida. People get arrested in Florida. Still
Speaker 2: people think that there are consequences for stealing here. It's
Speaker 2: a different mentality. But the fact that these these seek
Speaker 2: business owners in California, seven eleven owners are now being
Speaker 2: probe for possible criminal charges. I think they're probably going
Speaker 2: to charge them with assault.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: They may not send them to prison for it, but
Speaker 2: they want to say you're not allowed to do We've
Speaker 2: seen this in other cases. You're not allowed to do anything.
Speaker 2: You sit there and suffer. They are making self defense
Speaker 2: and defense of your property a crime and letting criminals
Speaker 2: run rampant, and they're doing it intentionally. I want to
Speaker 2: get into why they're doing it here in just a second.
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Speaker 2: they do this? Why do they want to make this
Speaker 2: reality in our cities and in a lot of plays
Speaker 2: just anywhere democrats are in charge.
Speaker 1: Me.
Speaker 2: Cities are the most obvious manifestation of it, but there
Speaker 2: are a lot of places you could point to. Why
Speaker 2: do they want to make life so much more chaotic
Speaker 2: and full of crime? Well because in the process, libs
Speaker 2: get to feel good about themselves because they think they're
Speaker 2: making decisions at the expense of other people, which is
Speaker 2: the best. This is why they always want higher taxes,
Speaker 2: but they don't want to pay it. They will do
Speaker 2: everything they cannot pay higher taxes individually. This is why
Speaker 2: they are worried about climate change, but they're going to
Speaker 2: do everything they can to make sure they can fly private.
Speaker 1: Right. We see.
Speaker 2: The hypocrisy is a It is definitional to the lib mindset.
Speaker 2: It's who they are, and so it's with that in mind.
Speaker 2: It's with that in mind that I sit here and
Speaker 2: pull back. I think the veil on what it is
Speaker 2: that leads these libs to have these pro crime policies.
Speaker 2: It's basically they don't think it's going to be a
Speaker 2: problem for them, and then when it becomes a problem
Speaker 2: for them, they're outraged, like, wait, what's going on here?
Speaker 2: I give you a perfect example of this. There's a TikToker, Hannah,
Speaker 2: a law who has gone viral, who's gone viral with
Speaker 2: this story, and it's a horrible story. She says, a
Speaker 2: man walked up to her in the street, spat right
Speaker 2: in her face, all over her face, and then threatened
Speaker 2: her additionally, And this is in San Francisco, and this
Speaker 2: has become all too common in a place like San Francisco.
Speaker 2: Here she is talking about what happened to her. Play
Speaker 2: this clip.
Speaker 4: I'm literally shaking right now. I was just getting groceries.
Speaker 4: And I live in San Francisco, and I never really
Speaker 4: feel fully safe. If you live in San Francisco, I'm
Speaker 4: sure you know what I'm talking about. And I just
Speaker 4: caught groceries. I'm walking out of the store and this
Speaker 4: guy's walking past me and says, move, you, stupid bitch,
Speaker 4: and he spits in my face, fits all over my face,
Speaker 4: and then I say, excuse me, did you just spit
Speaker 4: in my face?
Speaker 1: And he says move oryll rape you.
Speaker 4: There's also people everywhere and everyone's just walking by because
Speaker 4: they're like, I can't handle something else. In San Francisco,
Speaker 4: it's always something else. I don't even know why I'm
Speaker 4: posting this. If you live in San Francisco, do you
Speaker 4: feel this way all the time. I don't feel safe ever.
Speaker 4: It literally never feels safe. It's better when it's daylight,
Speaker 4: but nighttime, no, not leaving my house.
Speaker 2: Okay, so we understand that this is a terrible situation.
Speaker 2: And generally I hear a woman is assaulted by a
Speaker 2: man in the street. I think someone needs to do
Speaker 2: something here. We need to take action there, needs to Well,
Speaker 2: isn't this the world that the libs want? What would
Speaker 2: she want to happen to this man does? What if
Speaker 2: law enforcement shows up and says, hey, you're under arrest,
Speaker 2: and this guy doesn't want to be arrested that day?
Speaker 2: We've seen that happen before. What would she want to
Speaker 2: happen to him? Well, I think we have a window
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Speaker 2: Hannah Ala TikTok influencer, female liberal who we saw the video.
Speaker 2: She has been She's very upset because some guys spat
Speaker 2: in her face. I'm sure it wasn't the first time
Speaker 2: he had assaulted somebody like this. That's very obvious. It's
Speaker 2: probably something that's happened with this man many times. He
Speaker 2: is likely not just a career criminal, but a vagrant
Speaker 2: and a person who is a threat to those around him,
Speaker 2: who's been arrested many, many times and nothing happens to him. Well,
Speaker 2: how can you have a person who's a threat to
Speaker 2: those around him whos arrested many times and nothing happens. Well,
Speaker 2: the lib mentality, right, If you want to be a
Speaker 2: Democrat these days, you've got to be brainwashed into this.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, the problem isn't the people that commit crimes.
Speaker 2: The problem is society. The problem is are generalizations about
Speaker 2: who's committing the crimes. Predominantly, the problem is the system.
Speaker 2: It's something else. It's not the individual. It's not there
Speaker 2: to vote. Well, here I want you to look to
Speaker 2: take a look. I mean this is an hat tip
Speaker 2: to libs of TikTok for finding this. Put this up
Speaker 2: on the screen and you can see she has a history. This,
Speaker 2: this TikTok person has a history of telling everybody how
Speaker 2: much or how important it is that that she vote
Speaker 2: for BLM, the BLM movement. Here you go, this is
Speaker 2: this is she wrote. Remember that all energy, all the energy,
Speaker 2: outrage and love we brought down When the video of
Speaker 2: George Floyd went viral, or when the Kentucky grand jury
Speaker 2: indicted only one of three officers involved in the murder
Speaker 2: of Breonna Taylor. I'm gonna be channeling that energy when
Speaker 2: I fill out the ballots, my ballots this year. BLM
Speaker 2: is not a trend. And I hope all my white
Speaker 2: friends and family members remember that we fill out our
Speaker 2: ballots this year. Vote as if you were the most
Speaker 2: marginalized oppressed person you know, and vote for their bench interest,
Speaker 2: not just yours. Think about your LGBT friends, transfolk, and
Speaker 2: black and brown bodies whose lives are in danger. I
Speaker 2: mean this kind of religious belief, this is a non
Speaker 2: god religion, especially for white liberal women like this. It
Speaker 2: is a non god religion, as in, it's not about
Speaker 2: a deity. It's not, but this fills that space in
Speaker 2: their minds. It's existential for them. They exist to talk about,
Speaker 2: you know, LATINX and black and brown people and marginalization
Speaker 2: and lgbtqia plus and all that stuff. And they live
Speaker 2: in places like San Francisco and they think this is
Speaker 2: also important. They ever stopped to actually get in what
Speaker 2: does any of this really mean? Well, in the case
Speaker 2: of the BLM movement. It was cops are the bad guys.
Speaker 2: Let criminals do more crimes. Stop prosecuting, stop arresting, and
Speaker 2: see what happens. And you know what happens. Lunatics spit
Speaker 2: in your face and nothing happens to them. Lunatics threaten
Speaker 2: sexual assault against random women on the streets, or even
Speaker 2: assault people on the street, and often nothing happens some
Speaker 2: unless it's an extremely serious crime, and even then they'll
Speaker 2: be released on bail, no cash bail. Oh, it's all
Speaker 2: about oppression. It's all about all this society is. This
Speaker 2: is just brain rot. This is destroying our cities. It's
Speaker 2: undermining all of our communities and specifically undermining the black
Speaker 2: and brown communities that lifestyle White liberals like Hannah Ala represent. Right,
Speaker 2: they're the ones who are doing everything possible to hurt
Speaker 2: these communities. They think they're helping, They think that they're
Speaker 2: or they at least they pretend that they're helping, but
Speaker 2: they actually make it worse. They make it worse. It
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Speaker 2: Beach Research Group. So you have the liberals now living
Speaker 2: in these cities that are dystopian and not able to
Speaker 2: walk on the streets and feel safe, as we heard
Speaker 2: that woman say, and what are we supposed to do
Speaker 2: about it? They voted for this, they wanted this, they
Speaker 2: got what they wanted, and they haven't changed their minds,
Speaker 2: so unfortunately they have not suffered enough. The Libs have
Speaker 2: to suffer in these cities more.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: That also means it's going to be good, conservative, right
Speaker 2: thinking normal people in these cities too, and reasonable some
Speaker 2: reasonable Democrats who never wanted to support all the craziness
Speaker 2: of the left and perhaps have gone over and voted
Speaker 2: for more reasonable alternatives in recent years, like Republicans. But
Speaker 2: they're not done, and they're getting what they deserve as
Speaker 2: a society at least, these cities are suffering because of
Speaker 2: these stupid ideas and the dishonesty and the self delusion
Speaker 2: of democrats. So when they want to have adult, serious
Speaker 2: conversations about how you can stop getting lunatics walking around
Speaker 2: constantly harassing people, assaulting people, stealing from people. When they
Speaker 2: don't want to prosecute store owners for defending their property
Speaker 2: in a non lethal but forceful fashion, then we can
Speaker 2: have a conversation until then, get out of these liberal dystopias.
Speaker 2: I don't know what else to say. I did it myself.
Speaker 2: I love New York, couldn't handle it anymore with all
Speaker 2: the craziness to Florida. Have a concealed carry permit coming
Speaker 2: back to me soon here in the mail. I don't
Speaker 2: even need it because I can constitutional carry in Florida.
Speaker 2: I can defend myself. Wasn't allowed to do that in
Speaker 2: New York. There you have it. More monos coming team.
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