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Speaker 1: Hut Monday, June sixth edition of the program, and my,
Speaker 1: oh my, do we have a lot to discuss today.
Speaker 1: The progressive prosecutors seem to be facing the reality of
Speaker 1: their decisions via people who have recognized that these leftist activists,
Speaker 1: lunatics and prosecutors offices across the country have destroyed peace,
Speaker 1: tranquility and safety in our cities. Chesaboudan faces a recall
Speaker 1: this week, and if he has not recalled, the people
Speaker 1: of San Francisco who voked in favor of him keeping
Speaker 1: his job deserve whatever happens to their city. And it's
Speaker 1: already turned into what was once one of the most
Speaker 1: gorgeous cities in the world that is now a trash
Speaker 1: heap of human misery, use, and just despair, theft, lawlessness, petty,
Speaker 1: anarchy all over the place and we all know why.
Speaker 1: Plus in Philadelphia, a number of people murdered others shot
Speaker 1: during a mass shooting event, three dead and fourteen hit.
Speaker 1: There was also a mass shooting in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Two
Speaker 1: dead from gunfire, one was run over by a car,
Speaker 1: fourteen injured, and a man slashed in the face near
Speaker 1: Times Square in the subway. We have all these stories.
Speaker 1: What are they all probably almost certainly have in common? Well,
Speaker 1: there are a few things. One is that you're going
Speaker 1: to find out the people that did this are criminals,
Speaker 1: meaning that they had been arrested before. Why aren't they
Speaker 1: locked up? Why haven't they served a long enough prison
Speaker 1: sentence clearly to make them no longer danger to the public.
Speaker 1: We will discuss that. And also a Pride event in
Speaker 1: Dallas that finally has a lot of people across the
Speaker 1: country realizing there's something deeply sick and twisted about the
Speaker 1: trans agenda for children. We are drawing a line here, folks.
Speaker 1: Enough is enough. We will be discussing all that in
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Speaker 1: talk about the situation of violence across the country because
Speaker 1: there's this obsession yeah Democrats have with It's about Republicans
Speaker 1: who don't want to get rid of the guns. It's
Speaker 1: the guns. No, it's not the inanimate object. And as
Speaker 1: we see, there are a lot of mass shootings, and
Speaker 1: these mass shootings that occurred over the weekend. Now, most
Speaker 1: mass shootings actually are not the kind of school shootings
Speaker 1: that we have recently been focused on because they're so horrific,
Speaker 1: they're they're so psychologically traumatic. People think about any monster
Speaker 1: going into harm children in the way that we saw
Speaker 1: in Uval Day. But weekend in and weekend out in particular,
Speaker 1: there are mass shootings where people die, where children are
Speaker 1: sometimes hit, sometimes children even die, and it's happening in
Speaker 1: predominantly high crime areas of cities. Disproportionately, you have members
Speaker 1: of the black community who are the targets of this,
Speaker 1: and disproportionately young black men are the perpetrators of these
Speaker 1: mass shootings as well. And the Democrats do not want
Speaker 1: to talk about what is going on in cities. They
Speaker 1: do not want to have the discussion about why do
Speaker 1: we have less than one percent of the people in
Speaker 1: any major city, less than one percent, think about this,
Speaker 1: are committing a vast majority of the violent crimes. Well,
Speaker 1: that seems like a pretty straightforward process to deal with,
Speaker 1: right at least to make it less of a less
Speaker 1: of a violent situation, and one way to do it
Speaker 1: would be by locking up those who are criminals. Really
Speaker 1: making it so that if you harm people, if you
Speaker 1: are violent, if you shoot someone, if you stab someone,
Speaker 1: doesn't matter how many people who shoot people go to prison.
Speaker 1: You shoot someone, you go to prison. You stab someone,
Speaker 1: you go to prison. You hold up a a liquor
Speaker 1: store with a gun in somebody's face, you commit any
Speaker 1: violent crime, you go to prison. And by the way,
Speaker 1: if you commit repeated lower level offenses, you also have
Speaker 1: to be punished. Now, I'm not saying if you go
Speaker 1: into a you know, a CVS and you steal for
Speaker 1: the third time, you should get twenty years obviously, but
Speaker 1: you should be arrested. It should be on your record.
Speaker 1: A judge should be able to look and say, look,
Speaker 1: you either stop this crap or because you're hurting the community.
Speaker 1: Stores are leaving San Francisco, New York, you name at places.
Speaker 1: Stores are closing down. They're saying, we don't want to
Speaker 1: deal with this anymore. Portland, Seattle, Chicago, and then they
Speaker 1: don't have access to people in the community, don't have
Speaker 1: access to food to you know, Sundry's the thing that
Speaker 1: they just need in their day to day lives, and
Speaker 1: it just makes it all worse than the real estate
Speaker 1: values go down. They're harming everybody through this anarchy. Disorder, lawlessness,
Speaker 1: criminality are bad and you have to punish these things.
Speaker 1: You have to change the structure of incentives within the
Speaker 1: system and stop pretending that people are not responsible for
Speaker 1: their actions. They keep saying it's about individuals who you know,
Speaker 1: who don't want to give up their guns. If you
Speaker 1: look at the math, you have at least I think
Speaker 1: it's what is it at least sixty million households where
Speaker 1: there are guns in America, So let's call it one
Speaker 1: hundred million people either have or have access to a
Speaker 1: firearm in America, and then do the math on what
Speaker 1: percentage of them are actually violent point zero, you know,
Speaker 1: commit crimes with the firearms that they have, either legally,
Speaker 1: you know legally or I legally. By the way, if
Speaker 1: you look at legal firearm criminal usage, it's it's even smaller, right,
Speaker 1: meaning that if you have the gun legally, are you
Speaker 1: going to use it in an illegal act? But even
Speaker 1: among those who have any access to a firearm, do
Speaker 1: the math in your head. I mean, if you got
Speaker 1: one hundred million people with access to a gun, how
Speaker 1: many people are committing violent crimes in America at given time?
Speaker 1: What are we looking at? It's certainly less than point
Speaker 1: one percent point zero one percent, probably more like point
Speaker 1: zero zero zero one percent. I can't even do the
Speaker 1: math in my head. That's how small it is. That's
Speaker 1: what a fraction it is. And so you look at
Speaker 1: the progressive prosecutor of view of criminal justice and they say, well,
Speaker 1: and this that you can trace this back to twenty sixteen,
Speaker 1: twenty seventeen. The Democrats created a racial panic over Donald Trump, right,
Speaker 1: They created a racial panic. They said, oh, he's a
Speaker 1: white nationalist. White supremacy is on the rise. White supremacy
Speaker 1: is biggest threat to America. And this was all hysteria,
Speaker 1: just like Russia collusion. It was all lies. Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: not a white supremacist. Donald Trump is the first president
Speaker 1: to ever be elected to office who have been pro
Speaker 1: gay marriage when he was elected and to speak constantly
Speaker 1: about how he wants the black community, the Hispanic community
Speaker 1: to vote for him more than any of his predecessors
Speaker 1: in the Republican Party had the lowest black unemployment when
Speaker 1: he was president in history, constantly spoke about but he's
Speaker 1: a white supremacist. He's a bigot, you know, Auntie. They
Speaker 1: used to say, is anti LGBTQ said, this is a
Speaker 1: guy who stood on stage with a with a gay
Speaker 1: Pride flag president as running for president Donald Trump. But
Speaker 1: they created this racial panic. And then all these prosecutors who,
Speaker 1: in the case of someone like Larry Krasner, you can't
Speaker 1: make this stuff up. Larry Krasner was a ponytailed left
Speaker 1: wing ambulance chasing anti cop defense attorney, okay, for his
Speaker 1: whole career, and he says, I'm going to be the
Speaker 1: district attorney. And he just hit this right time where people,
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, you have the black community being
Speaker 1: told by the Democrat Party that the president and all
Speaker 1: the Republicans are super racist, and they're just hitting that propaganda.
Speaker 1: Point o, there's so racist. There's no racist hitting that
Speaker 1: all the time. So I understand there's anxiety in that community. This,
Speaker 1: Oh my god, the president's a white supremacists. That's a
Speaker 1: huge problem. Now. I wish people didn't believe that it's
Speaker 1: a lie, but people do believe it. And then you
Speaker 1: also had white liberals are, Oh, I have so much guilt.
Speaker 1: Oh no, Donald Trump is president. What can we do?
Speaker 1: So these progressive prosecutors backed by tens of millions of
Speaker 1: dollars of Soros money, And this is true. This is
Speaker 1: Kim Fox in Chicago, Larry Kraser in Philadelphia, Gasconne in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles, Budan in San Francisco, and there's others. Two
Speaker 1: Little Rock, Arkansas. Recently there was a progressive prosecutor running
Speaker 1: back by Soros money. It's all over the place, all
Speaker 1: over the country. And you know what their fundamental premises
Speaker 1: for criminal justice. There are too many minorities, specifically, too
Speaker 1: many young black men in prison. So we're just going
Speaker 1: to bring down the prison population overall, end mass incarceration.
Speaker 1: Now you might say to yourself, well, hold hold on
Speaker 1: a second. Are we saying that. Are all the people
Speaker 1: that are in prison, regardless of their ethnicity, etc. Are
Speaker 1: they there because they just had simple possession of marijuana
Speaker 1: or something that's very minor. No people tend to go
Speaker 1: to prison for serious crimes. And so what do they do.
Speaker 1: They said, well, we're gonna empty out the prisons. In
Speaker 1: the case of Philadelphia, they I think it's Philadelphia area.
Speaker 1: They empty out the prisons by almost fifty percent in
Speaker 1: Krasno's first few years. Wow, a lot fewer people deserve
Speaker 1: to be in cars rate. All of a sudden, you
Speaker 1: know what happens, The murder rate goes up. Philly had
Speaker 1: its highest ever year of murders last year, most ever
Speaker 1: since they've been recording it, so going on over fifty years.
Speaker 1: Who are the targets. Who are the people that are
Speaker 1: harmed the most? It's not rich white liberals who go
Speaker 1: on TV and say, oh, look at me, I care
Speaker 1: so much about social justice. We need an end mass incarceration.
Speaker 1: It's not AOC driving around in her tesla in DC,
Speaker 1: in her you know, six or seven thousand dollars a
Speaker 1: month condo in northwest DC. Yeah, she lives with the
Speaker 1: fancy people, among the fancy people, but cares so much
Speaker 1: about social justice. Sure she does. They're not the ones
Speaker 1: who suffer. It's the guy who has, you know, who
Speaker 1: has you know, no college education, who's trying to show up,
Speaker 1: who's trying to do the right thing, who's you know,
Speaker 1: working a job for an hourly wage in a high
Speaker 1: crime part of a city, and who's just trying to
Speaker 1: go about and who all of a sudden has a
Speaker 1: gun in his face at a at a liquor store,
Speaker 1: at a grocery store, at a convenience store, whatever it's.
Speaker 1: The guy who's actually trying to do is do right
Speaker 1: by himself, by by his family, trying to make that
Speaker 1: our language. And in minority, minority predominant neighborhoods, you're going
Speaker 1: to talk about a lot of young black men who
Speaker 1: are the targets of these crimes, along with just everybody
Speaker 1: else in the neighborhood. So isn't it fascinating that the
Speaker 1: Krasner Progressive DA mentality is habitual violent criminals. If there's
Speaker 1: a disparity in the percentage of people who are in
Speaker 1: prison who are African American, this is what they speak
Speaker 1: about openly. There have been many, many articles written about this.
Speaker 1: Their view is we just need to have fewer people
Speaker 1: who are African American in prison. When you look at
Speaker 1: what the results of this policy have have been, it's
Speaker 1: higher crime and disproportionately and more murders, more saw it's
Speaker 1: more thefts and disproportionately that targets. The people affected by
Speaker 1: this are the ninety nine percent of black and Latino
Speaker 1: residents of high crime neighborhoods who just want to live
Speaker 1: their lives in peace, who obey the law, who aren't
Speaker 1: who aren't trying to, you know, prey on people in
Speaker 1: their neighborhoods who aren't running guns or drugs or whatever.
Speaker 1: So you the progressive prosecutre mentality is to essentially sell
Speaker 1: out people who are doing the right thing in their communities,
Speaker 1: doing the right thing in the South Side of Chicago,
Speaker 1: doing the right thing in high crime areas of Los Angeles,
Speaker 1: of Portland, off, you name it. Because they have this
Speaker 1: view of social justice that's right. So they abandon the
Speaker 1: law abiding in favor of the criminal. And they think
Speaker 1: they're doing minority communities some service with this, but they're
Speaker 1: actually harming minority communities in the process. That's what actually
Speaker 1: ends up happening. That's the truth, and people are recognizing this.
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Speaker 1: I'm just gonna say, there's this pride event in Dallas.
Speaker 1: You may have seen some videos of it over the weekend.
Speaker 1: I'll probably talk to you more about this tomorrow. It's
Speaker 1: completely unacceptable, it's completely unacceptable for adult males to be
Speaker 1: dressing in thigh highs and fishnet stockings and gyrating their
Speaker 1: lower halves in close proximity to children who they then
Speaker 1: have stuffing. This is all on video dollar bills in
Speaker 1: their g strings, with their parents present. By the way,
Speaker 1: the parents of the children bring them because they are
Speaker 1: so brainwashed, because they are so terrified of the wokeness
Speaker 1: coming for them, that they will subject their children to
Speaker 1: this deviancy. Because that is what it is, and everyone's
Speaker 1: seeing it now, and every Democrat politician in America should
Speaker 1: be asked about this. Every leftist LGBTQ plus I a
Speaker 1: lg whatever, LGBTQ I A plus activist should be asked,
Speaker 1: is this does your group stand and for this? Anyway,
Speaker 1: We'll talk more about this tomorrow because I gotta leave
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