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Speaker 1: Freedom Hot Thursday, Mark seventeenth. We have much to discuss
Speaker 1: more on the Russian War in Ukraine, the updates from
Speaker 1: our side of it on the no Fly Zone. Also
Speaker 1: a video released from before the death of George Floyd
Speaker 1: of a man who screamed I can't breathe eleven times.
Speaker 1: He was pinned down by the lapd and he died.
Speaker 1: And I will tell you right now, I don't think
Speaker 1: you're going to hear much about this from the Democrat
Speaker 1: corporate media because the man is white and so it
Speaker 1: does not fit the narrative of police brutality that they
Speaker 1: would usually want to talk about. And then Leah Thomas,
Speaker 1: the transgender upen swimmer, has crushed the actual biological emails
Speaker 1: in the championship preliminary races, so we'll be discussing that
Speaker 1: and what's going on there in just a moment here.
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Speaker 1: right now of the Russians being stalled out in the
Speaker 1: offensive that they are waging in Kiev. There's also word
Speaker 1: of some survivors here as people are desperately awaiting news
Speaker 1: of hundreds of civilians who are in the mary or
Speaker 1: in a theater in mary Opal which was hit. It
Speaker 1: was being used as a shelter and it was bombed,
Speaker 1: this big theater with hundreds of people in it. This
Speaker 1: is an ugly, vicious and horrible war. As you all know,
Speaker 1: war is a terrible thing, and our focus every day
Speaker 1: should be on what could be done as a country
Speaker 1: that is not an active combatant in this war to
Speaker 1: help bring this to a conclusion. What could be done
Speaker 1: to stop this from continuing on now? I think that's
Speaker 1: exactly where we should be in our thinking a no
Speaker 1: fly zone. I do believe more people have come to
Speaker 1: see this. A no fly zone is too far, but
Speaker 1: providing the tools to let the Ukrainians fight for their
Speaker 1: own freedom and independence, that is something that we can
Speaker 1: and should support. I'm just gonna tell this right now.
Speaker 1: So far, the major moves of the Biden administration post
Speaker 1: the outbreak of hostilities have largely been in line with
Speaker 1: what I would recommend if I were advising a president.
Speaker 1: Give munitions, give arms, intelligence support that I'm sure is
Speaker 1: happening behind the scenes, but don't actually provoke Russia into
Speaker 1: a full scale war. Here's Mike Pompeo, Trump's former Secretary
Speaker 1: of State, saying, provide them the tools. We should be
Speaker 1: writing all the tools that the Ukrainian people need to
Speaker 1: defend themselves. We have them, the Europeans have them. They
Speaker 1: can do an awful lot more too. But instead President
Speaker 1: Biden has been behind. He's allowed Vladimirputtin to dictate the
Speaker 1: pace and the response. He's allowed He's alloed Vladimirputin to
Speaker 1: dominate how we think about the structure of what's taking
Speaker 1: place here. And we can do better than this. Americans
Speaker 1: deserve it, the Ukrainian people deserve it as well, and
Speaker 1: I think President Zelinski spoke to that very very nicely today.
Speaker 1: The pacing of it that seems to be the criticism
Speaker 1: from Pompeo, the basic overall choice to arm them. That's
Speaker 1: the right choice, but it has not been proactive enough,
Speaker 1: according to the former Secretary of State and former CIA director.
Speaker 1: All right, fair but overall, right now, the most important
Speaker 1: thing to me is that this does not turn into
Speaker 1: this does not turn into People keep saying world War three,
Speaker 1: but even a tactical nuclear exchange with Russia would be
Speaker 1: catastrophic in so many ways. We're trying to avoid that.
Speaker 1: And then there are the people out there like Representative
Speaker 1: Maria Salazar, who you may have seen had a lengthy
Speaker 1: segment on Tucker Carlson's show last night which it was engaging.
Speaker 1: I'll say that she says, it is embarrassing that we
Speaker 1: haven't given the Ukrainians that means to create their own
Speaker 1: no fly zone. And my position is that we should
Speaker 1: not take the no fly zone off the table. But
Speaker 1: before that, that's two we need to do one. And
Speaker 1: one is to give Zelenski exactly what he's asking for.
Speaker 1: No troops on the ground. Let's give him the mix
Speaker 1: and the S three hundreds. What he needs to defend
Speaker 1: his own airspace, so he will create his own no
Speaker 1: fly zone. And that's what I think we should have
Speaker 1: done months ago. It's embarrassing that this guy, this president,
Speaker 1: who is under the bullets, has come to Congress to
Speaker 1: beg for us to give him something that we should
Speaker 1: have done a long time ago. We should have given
Speaker 1: them fighter planes long time ago. We should have done
Speaker 1: how much more than what we've already done, which has
Speaker 1: given them the Javelin anti tank missiles and the Stinger missiles.
Speaker 1: Now that they're shooting down rotary and fixed wing aircraft
Speaker 1: with Ian we're handing the ukrating people A lot of
Speaker 1: US taxpayer is paying for all of this. But here's
Speaker 1: somebody who, let's just be honest, a Representative Salazar doesn't
Speaker 1: know a damn thing about the military, about conflict, about
Speaker 1: about guns, anything, has no idea what she's talking about.
Speaker 1: Creating a no fly zone for the Ukrainians, meaning let
Speaker 1: them create their own no fly zone. Good luck with that.
Speaker 1: Russia has over a thousand planes at its disposal. Ussia
Speaker 1: has ten to one more than that. There are military
Speaker 1: resources to pour into this against Ukraine and flying and
Speaker 1: defeating Russian planes it's not an easy would not be
Speaker 1: an easy thing for Ukraine even if they had resources
Speaker 1: being handed to them. Okay, the Russians are the third
Speaker 1: most capable military on the planet. Ukraine isn't in the
Speaker 1: top twenty. Maybe it's I don't know. Maybe some people
Speaker 1: would argue it's somewhere near the top ten. I doubt
Speaker 1: it though, I mean it's maybe it's in the top twenty.
Speaker 1: And when you're looking at this and lining this up
Speaker 1: in terms of order of battle and by the way, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, how do you even know Ukraine versus the
Speaker 1: UK military? Yeah, ucame military stronger. Ukraine versus France or
Speaker 1: major European countries have more capable militaries and have nukes.
Speaker 1: So if you take Europe out of the equation, you know,
Speaker 1: maybe it's top twenty, top ten. So this is where
Speaker 1: we are. We are at right now. We have to
Speaker 1: figure out what are what are the best pathway to
Speaker 1: get to a negotiation here that will end the conflict
Speaker 1: as quickly as possible without having an expand I mean,
Speaker 1: I think we know what the actual mission is from
Speaker 1: the US perspective and saying things like let them create
Speaker 1: their own no flies on she just doesn't know what
Speaker 1: she's talking about. She really has absolutely no idea, And
Speaker 1: so that is worth noting because member of Congress, there
Speaker 1: are people who have a lot of power, a lot
Speaker 1: of authority, and have no idea what the hell they're
Speaker 1: talking about, and that when you're engage in a discussion
Speaker 1: about the extent of what could be a nuclear war,
Speaker 1: you want people that understand the basics. You want people
Speaker 1: to have some sense of this. I want to tell you,
Speaker 1: I'm guessing you haven't heard about this case in Los Angeles,
Speaker 1: this police brutality incident where a man was killed because
Speaker 1: he refused a blood test, a court ordered blood test
Speaker 1: for a DUI and really really going after this guy
Speaker 1: for the duy. I mean, it's apparent from the video
Speaker 1: that he's drunk, but they wanted to make sure they
Speaker 1: had him and could prosecute him more easily. He died,
Speaker 1: and he died, and it's on video and it's horrific.
Speaker 1: And it happened before the George Floyd, the George Floyd
Speaker 1: killing in Minneapolis. So I think we should discuss this
Speaker 1: because you're gonna have a very different response and a
Speaker 1: very limited response to this in the media compared to
Speaker 1: what you saw obviously with George Floyd. Oh, the man
Speaker 1: who died is white. The man who died is white.
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Speaker 1: number one on the Daily Mail right now, so there
Speaker 1: is get it. There's more attention to it. There's a
Speaker 1: video of a man named Edward Bronstein, thirty eight years old,
Speaker 1: and this was taken in March of twenty twenty. The
Speaker 1: video has just been released and if you go up
Speaker 1: to the Dailymail dot com you will see the full
Speaker 1: video and it's it's hard to watch. It is horrific.
Speaker 1: He is held down. There's some exchange with officers of
Speaker 1: the LAPD. I will say the initial exchange is it
Speaker 1: seems professional, and they say this is essentially your last
Speaker 1: warning or else we're going to face plant you on
Speaker 1: a mat and draw blood from you and hold you down.
Speaker 1: And there's four or five officers that are going to
Speaker 1: do this to him. He's already handcuffed with his hands
Speaker 1: behind his back, so they're going to hold him down
Speaker 1: and draw blood from him. And this is all over
Speaker 1: a dui. So then he is pushed on the ground
Speaker 1: and he says, I'll do it willingly. I'll do it willingly.
Speaker 1: I can't breathe. I can't breathe, the exact same phrase
Speaker 1: that George Floyd used with the knee on his back.
Speaker 1: This guy is shouting, I can't breathe, and you know,
Speaker 1: you hear it, and he's he's shrieking. I mean, he's
Speaker 1: actually in a total panic. And I'm not going to
Speaker 1: play the audio for you. It's it's hard to hear
Speaker 1: because you hear a guy who is having a full
Speaker 1: on panic attack and then dies and you hear it.
Speaker 1: And this happened before George Floyd, as I said, two
Speaker 1: months before. Now there's a whole conversation. I believe there's
Speaker 1: already been some laws passed to look at this kind
Speaker 1: of restraint and what police should and should not do
Speaker 1: in a situation like this. There is a lawsuit underway
Speaker 1: right now, a federal civil rights lawsuit against these officers,
Speaker 1: because clearly there was no justification for use of lethal force.
Speaker 1: In this incident, they killed a man because he didn't
Speaker 1: want to have his blood drawn while he was drunk.
Speaker 1: He was a threat to nobody. He was already handcuffed,
Speaker 1: he was basically immobile. He was not even moving, and
Speaker 1: he was talking to them on his knees quietly, and
Speaker 1: they decide to deface plant him on a mat and
Speaker 1: and try to draw his blood. And they've got knees
Speaker 1: on his neck. That's right, me on the neck, the
Speaker 1: whole thing. And I just I point this out to you,
Speaker 1: and it's horrifying. The guy as a father. You can
Speaker 1: see photo of his little daughter up on the Daily
Speaker 1: Mail piece. I mean, this man should absolutely not be dead,
Speaker 1: and law enforcement is responsible for his death. And you
Speaker 1: look at this and you say, all right, will this
Speaker 1: get a lot of attention? Will this be another video?
Speaker 1: Because he's Here's the few levels of this that I
Speaker 1: think are analysis that are worth our time. On the
Speaker 1: one hand, let's note that we are always led to
Speaker 1: believe that whenever there's an incident involving a black man
Speaker 1: in law enforcement that looks bad, whether it's even legally
Speaker 1: justified or not, if it looks bad on video. The
Speaker 1: first thing that the left jumps to is they say
Speaker 1: it's racist, these cops are racist. Now, what I'm here
Speaker 1: to say is that it is possible for law enforcement
Speaker 1: to use excessive force without it being rooted in racism.
Speaker 1: That is possible, but that's not the way that it
Speaker 1: is reported on that it always goes into narrative right
Speaker 1: away if there is a black man who is in
Speaker 1: a situation where law enforcement uses force and it looks
Speaker 1: bad or maybe it even is clear excessive force. So
Speaker 1: it's not just the appearance of it is the reality
Speaker 1: of excessive force in police brutality. It's well, the cops
Speaker 1: are racist. That is what the media tells you every
Speaker 1: single time, and then that is used to say the
Speaker 1: country is racist, all of law enforcement is racist, the
Speaker 1: entire system is racist. Look at this video. It proves it.
Speaker 1: So I sit here and I say, we'll hold on
Speaker 1: a second. Here's a video that is, I mean, honestly,
Speaker 1: very similar in a lot of ways and is also
Speaker 1: gut wrenching to watch. And if you hear the screams
Speaker 1: of this guy, I mean he's really shrieking. He's shrieking
Speaker 1: in total panic that he and breathe. Cops don't take
Speaker 1: the pressure off and he dies right there. But his
Speaker 1: name is Edward Bronstein. He's a white guy, and the
Speaker 1: media is You're barely going to touch this story, I
Speaker 1: would assume. And why is that? Isn't police brutality an
Speaker 1: awful thing no matter where it happens. Isn't excessive for something?
Speaker 1: But every cop on it will tell you they hate
Speaker 1: excessive use of force by other law enforcement officers and
Speaker 1: makes their jobs harder, puts them at greater risk, makes
Speaker 1: the public trust them less. So isn't excessive for something
Speaker 1: that we should all decry, no matter who the victim
Speaker 1: of it is. And what you'll see is that no, really,
Speaker 1: the left wants to tell stories of the racism of
Speaker 1: law enforcement more so than the more so than anything
Speaker 1: about excessive forces. It's racist excessive force that we have
Speaker 1: to talk about because that fits into their worldview. Their
Speaker 1: worldview that is that America is a racist and oft
Speaker 1: an evil place because of its racism. And they're just
Speaker 1: obsessed with this idea of America as a place that
Speaker 1: has made very little racial progress and where you know,
Speaker 1: there's so much racism in the system and systemic racism,
Speaker 1: and they just all the time it's an obsession on
Speaker 1: the left. Well, that was an obsession in the case
Speaker 1: of George Floyd. One police officer ends up being the
Speaker 1: justification in the minds of left wing activists the poor
Speaker 1: actions of one officer who's been convicted of murder and
Speaker 1: going to spend decades in prison for torching neighborhoods, for
Speaker 1: attacking officers all across the country, and riots for shattering
Speaker 1: the store windows on my block where I live because
Speaker 1: they're so upset about the police brutality, the police violence
Speaker 1: in blm Okay, Well, doesn't Edward Bronstein's life matter? Two?
Speaker 1: Aren't we going to hear about that as well? I
Speaker 1: think we all know the answer to this. They will
Speaker 1: not speak about this the same way. They will not
Speaker 1: speak about this as though it is a referendum on
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Speaker 1: Clay Travis's outkicksite. Leah Thomas smashes biological Females and nc
Speaker 1: double A Championship prelimbs. Transgender swimmer Leah Thomas one step
Speaker 1: closer to winning an NCAA championship after a dominant perform
Speaker 1: in the five hundred freestyle problems Thursday morning in Atlanta.
Speaker 1: Thomas set a new top time in the nation with
Speaker 1: four thirty three eighty two in the preliminaries. So this
Speaker 1: transgender swimmer is about to be the best female I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: the best transgender female swimmer in America, beating the records
Speaker 1: of all the actual female swimmers in America. Leah Thomas
Speaker 1: is not a woman, and if you have to have
Speaker 1: that explained to you, you'd have to wonder what else
Speaker 1: would need to be explained. This is very straightforward. There
Speaker 1: are biological differences, hard and fast differences between Leah Thomas
Speaker 1: and the females that Leah Thomas is swimming against. So
Speaker 1: these biological females are outraged but scared because the wokeness
Speaker 1: will come after them, and they know that if they
Speaker 1: speak out against us, there will be problems. So we're
Speaker 1: all supposed to sit around and be a part of
Speaker 1: the lie, and I say no, this is what the
Speaker 1: left does, though. They push and push and push until
Speaker 1: the insanity is overwhelming, and then they push some more
Speaker 1: because if they can break you psychologically and emotionally into
Speaker 1: going along with the lie, well then they can do
Speaker 1: it again. Then they own you, then they control you.
Speaker 1: And that's what you see right now with all these swimmers,
Speaker 1: all these sports writers, just all pretending that this absurd
Speaker 1: situation is fair, is right. It's not going to be
Speaker 1: the best, likely the best swimmer of all time. All
Speaker 1: the national records in the NCAA will be held by
Speaker 1: Leah Thomas by the end of this championship. Does that
Speaker 1: make people feel good? Not anybody who's saying that's it
Speaker 1: for the show today, my friends back with more tomorrow.
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