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Speaker 1: Freedom Hut Tuesday, June seventh edition of the program. We've
Speaker 1: got Kamala Harris still apparently the borders are talking about
Speaker 1: one point nine billion for Central America to address root
Speaker 1: causes of the migration crisis as thousands, tens of thousands
Speaker 1: are making their way via caravans to the border as
Speaker 1: we speak. Plus, we have the Chessa Boudan recall today
Speaker 1: in San Francisco, Georgetown no longer going to have Ilias
Speaker 1: Shapiro teaching over there. And a couple of Brooklyn attorneys
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Speaker 1: So we've got the border is a mess, and there's
Speaker 1: some new development that I think are worth discussing here
Speaker 1: for a moment or two. First of all, there's now
Speaker 1: a one point nine billion dollar fund to address root causes,
Speaker 1: according to Kamalaharis, including money from the private sector visa.
Speaker 1: You know, the credit card company two hundred and seventy
Speaker 1: million dollars to bring six point five million illegal immigrants
Speaker 1: into the formal banking system. Gap, the company best known
Speaker 1: for making clothing. I guess only that's what it does,
Speaker 1: pledges in additional one hundred and fifty million dollars to
Speaker 1: increase the material source from the region for the products
Speaker 1: they produce and sell. So private sector is now getting
Speaker 1: much more involved in this, or some companies the private
Speaker 1: sector getting more involved in doing what they doing this.
Speaker 1: You know, these efforts to try to bring illegal migrants
Speaker 1: into the American banking system, etc. Etc. This will do
Speaker 1: nothing to stop the flow of migrants into this country.
Speaker 1: We all know that, right. Would you think that El Salvador,
Speaker 1: the Northern Triangle countries are the primary ones that they're
Speaker 1: focused on with these programs. You think El Salvador, Honduras
Speaker 1: or Guatemala all of a sudden are going to be
Speaker 1: countries with rule of law, with prosperous economies where there
Speaker 1: is a possibility of rising through hard work. Does anyone
Speaker 1: actually think that that will change based on a billion dollars? Really? No,
Speaker 1: of course, not think about this. If you're a migrant.
Speaker 1: You can get into America illegally right now, you can
Speaker 1: cross over New America illegally, and then you know you're
Speaker 1: gonna be able to stay. Would you rather wait to
Speaker 1: see if you're corrupt, inefficient, incapable government does basically pulls
Speaker 1: off a miracle, turns a country around, or you're just
Speaker 1: gonna go to America. Great benefits, welfare benefits from the state,
Speaker 1: welfare benefits from the federal government, a lot of NGO's,
Speaker 1: a lot of you know, charities and other organizations that
Speaker 1: will make sure that you are you know, fed, clothed,
Speaker 1: housed during the initial days of the journey, and then
Speaker 1: you're placed via the taxpayer in communities all across America.
Speaker 1: Once he crossed over the border. We all know the answer.
Speaker 1: People want to be in America. They'd rather be in
Speaker 1: America than Alsalva or by the way. That's a completely
Speaker 1: rational choice. I get that. But we have laws. They're
Speaker 1: not supposed to do this, but a lot of them are.
Speaker 1: In April alone, CBP Customs and Border Patrol had two
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty four thousand migrant encounters of the border.
Speaker 1: That is the most of any month in the Biden presidency.
Speaker 1: It is a two decade a minimum two decade high.
Speaker 1: You know one thing that they don't tell you about
Speaker 1: Title forty two. Remember Title forty two is the CDC
Speaker 1: authority that during a pandemic they can tell people, sorry,
Speaker 1: you aren't allowed to come into America in this way.
Speaker 1: You're not. It doesn't matter, you're just for pandemic reasons.
Speaker 1: You got to go back. They are only applying Title
Speaker 1: forty two to people from the Northern Triangle countries and Mexico.
Speaker 1: So if you come from as tens of thousands, hundreds
Speaker 1: of thousands are over the course of the last year
Speaker 1: or so, if you come from the Middle East, come
Speaker 1: from South America, if you come from East Asia, if
Speaker 1: you come from Africa, Cuba, you name it, you are
Speaker 1: able to stay. Even with Title forty two. They do
Speaker 1: not invoke Title forty two against those individuals. So this
Speaker 1: is why people say, well, why fifty percent of people
Speaker 1: are being turned back under Title forty two. Those are
Speaker 1: only individuals who come from Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, and Al Salvador.
Speaker 1: And even among those individuals, if they come as a
Speaker 1: family unit, if they have young children, there are still
Speaker 1: further loopholes. Basically, the whole system is being gamed right now,
Speaker 1: the whole system is in the midst of being over
Speaker 1: intentionally overwhelmed for the purposes of fostering illegal migration. That's
Speaker 1: exactly what's going on. And here's the truth. The Democrats
Speaker 1: don't want it to end. They don't want it to stop.
Speaker 1: They would like this to continue as is. They just
Speaker 1: don't want you to know about it. We'll talk here
Speaker 1: in a second about the Budam recall Elia Shapiro and
Speaker 1: these attorneys, these former lawyers, i should say, from Brooklyn,
Speaker 1: who just got a sweetheart deal despite their active domestic
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Speaker 1: couple of the first of all, Ilia Shapiro was a
Speaker 1: professor of law Georgetown. I've I've interviewed Ilia in the past.
Speaker 1: I know he's a libertarian, smart guy. He had a
Speaker 1: tweet with a before he even started at Georgetown, where
Speaker 1: it's clear what he was intending to say. His choice
Speaker 1: of words was not good, and he admitted that. But
Speaker 1: he didn't have any racist intent or animus in the tweet.
Speaker 1: I think that's obvious. But Georgetown was basically in the
Speaker 1: process of ruining this guy, so he left, and this
Speaker 1: is this is what we were up against you. We
Speaker 1: want to talk about cancel culture, Cancel culture against Ilia
Speaker 1: Shapiro in effect. And then even this guy, Dave wigel
Speaker 1: Weigel I'm not sure how to pronounce his name, from
Speaker 1: the Washington Post. He didn't even write anything. He retweeted
Speaker 1: a joke that somebody else made. The joke that he
Speaker 1: retweeted was that all who are by it's just a
Speaker 1: question of finding out whether they're a bisexual or bipolar.
Speaker 1: That was the joke that he retweeted. And you could
Speaker 1: say that's in a bad taste. You could argue whether
Speaker 1: or not you think that that, you know, crosses a lot. Whatever.
Speaker 1: He's been suspended for a month without pay at the
Speaker 1: Washington Post for a retweet. Remember, he didn't write the joke,
Speaker 1: He just retweeted the joke. And I wonder, so, now,
Speaker 1: if you like the wrong if you press the like
Speaker 1: button on the wrong thing, well that gets you suspended too,
Speaker 1: because a retweet clearly can get you suspended. This is
Speaker 1: just once again, you know, people shouldn't have to live
Speaker 1: in a world where there's no grace offered to others,
Speaker 1: where you always if you offend the sensibilities of a left,
Speaker 1: because that's the only way you really get canceled. You
Speaker 1: offend the sensibilities of the right all day long. It
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. In fact, Ilia Shapiro pointed out that a
Speaker 1: colleague at Georgetown University, another professor, had written a tweet
Speaker 1: about I mean, I can't even really Let's just say
Speaker 1: that the tweet was in reference to wanting to castrate
Speaker 1: a Republican or a conservative, and that was fine, no problem.
Speaker 1: So but as far as the university is concerned, So
Speaker 1: this is the enormous double standard that's at work all
Speaker 1: the time. We all see it, and it is It
Speaker 1: is heinous, it is annoying. But they'll keep doing it.
Speaker 1: They don't care. This is what I wanted to get to.
Speaker 1: They don't care about the double standard. That is them
Speaker 1: wielding power. They are unapologetic about it. They have power,
Speaker 1: they wield it. They can do what they want, they
Speaker 1: will do it. They have no principles. There's no sense
Speaker 1: of wait, what's fair play here? They don't care about
Speaker 1: fair play. You do what they tell you to do,
Speaker 1: or else they do what they want to do, or
Speaker 1: else they will crush you in some way. This is true.
Speaker 1: And by the way, with Dave Wiggle, I mean, he's
Speaker 1: a guy who cancels other people. He's part of the
Speaker 1: left machine, and it always consumes itself. It's just a
Speaker 1: question of when right eventually cancel. Culture even comes for
Speaker 1: its zealots because it's impossible to live a life entirely
Speaker 1: free of offending the sensibilities of the left, no matter
Speaker 1: how are you try, because the left is perpetually offended.
Speaker 1: They're perpetually aggrieved. That is the mindset they derive power from,
Speaker 1: always being I'm so upset about that thing. You said
Speaker 1: something so horrible. I'm so upset, and a lot of
Speaker 1: us and that becomes their mindset. A lot of us
Speaker 1: go fine, no whatever, But no, you have to tell
Speaker 1: people you reach a port. We have to tell people
Speaker 1: I don't care that you're upset, too bad, grow up.
Speaker 1: That used to be something you could say in this country.
Speaker 1: Now not a sufficient defense in so many cases when
Speaker 1: they have the power. This is why you have to
Speaker 1: disempower if you will. You have to take power away
Speaker 1: from leftists in our society at every possible opportunity. You
Speaker 1: have to have institutions that overtly promise to defend free speech,
Speaker 1: that promised to have some honor. You know, Dave Weigel
Speaker 1: was was outed in essence for his retweet by another
Speaker 1: Washington Post reporter who then after making sure that he
Speaker 1: got piled on and you know, professional sanctions, lost a
Speaker 1: month of pay. You humiliated. And again I don't really
Speaker 1: do I feel sorry for this guy, No, because he
Speaker 1: does this to other people. But I'm just pointing out
Speaker 1: how the process works. And she then the woman who
Speaker 1: pointed this out, the Washington Post reporter who essentially fed
Speaker 1: him the lion, said I feel so badly. I was
Speaker 1: friends with him for decades and this is really complicated. No,
Speaker 1: you just destroyed somebody because you have no honor. Remember this,
Speaker 1: the journals have neither professional nor personal honor. They just
Speaker 1: wield power for their side like the little the little
Speaker 1: soldiers for the evil cause that they are. So it
Speaker 1: doesn't feel badly about it. You feel badly about something.
Speaker 1: You don't do that to someone. You take action before,
Speaker 1: as in you don't take the action. But it doesn't
Speaker 1: they don't care. I don't care. And then they got
Speaker 1: these these judge of these rather these lawyers, so ye
Speaker 1: had these Brooklyn attorneys. Remember in twenty twenty, when the
Speaker 1: Democrat Party was all behind the left wing racial panic
Speaker 1: riots of twenty twenty all over the country, George Floyd
Speaker 1: and there are people marching with murals of George Floyd.
Speaker 1: And then they were burning down neighborhoods. And there was
Speaker 1: even in Brooklyn the firebombing of a police car with
Speaker 1: Molotov cocktails. And it was two lawyers who went to
Speaker 1: at least one went to fancy Ivy League law school.
Speaker 1: I think the other one might have as well, Colin
Speaker 1: Ford Maddis and Rouge Rachmann, both minorities. And they threw
Speaker 1: they threw and of course leftists Molotov cocktails into a
Speaker 1: police car. They took a plea deal, they pleaded guilty.
Speaker 1: They committed the crime. There's no doubt. They're on video.
Speaker 1: And not only did they fire Brahma Molatov cocktail, they
Speaker 1: passed out Molatov cocktails to other people. So they were
Speaker 1: distributing explosive and or incendiary devices, which carries up to
Speaker 1: a ten year federal criminal penalty. So they pleaded guilty.
Speaker 1: You know what ended up happening because they're leftist and
Speaker 1: this was the George Floyd riots, and this was the
Speaker 1: panic of the Democrat Party, the racial panic used to
Speaker 1: mobilize for riot purposes in an election year to defeat
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. We all know what happened in twenty twenty
Speaker 1: was heinous. What was done, But because they were a
Speaker 1: part of that movement, they were able to withdraw their
Speaker 1: plead deal and plead to a much lesser charge. They
Speaker 1: were able to sign to enter a new plea with
Speaker 1: significantly reduced prison time of eighteen to twenty four months
Speaker 1: instead of the maximum of what was it, I think
Speaker 1: it was ten years or five years, so eighteen months
Speaker 1: been a little over a year. It's good to be
Speaker 1: a lib because the libes in the justice system will
Speaker 1: always bail you out, will always show favoritism while people
Speaker 1: on the right say, hey, what about a neutral space,
Speaker 1: what about fair play? While they crush us under the
Speaker 1: boot heels of their power play. I hope everyone's waking
Speaker 1: up to what happens in this country. That's it for today. Team,
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