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Speaker 1: Freedom Hunt, Friday, August, fifth edition of the program. We've
Speaker 1: got the jobs numbers in and they're good. They're strong
Speaker 1: Democrats getting a week in the books that will help
Speaker 1: their aspirations to hold the Congress because of a few
Speaker 1: things which we will discuss. It's not a panic moment, friends,
Speaker 1: but it is a wake up call here. We've got
Speaker 1: a lot of work to do between now an election day.
Speaker 1: We'll discuss that. Plus, we have the Justice Department announcing
Speaker 1: charges against four Louisville police officers involved in the search
Speaker 1: warrant and then subsequent shooting incident with Brianna Taylor where
Speaker 1: she was killed in that incident. Federal civil rights charges
Speaker 1: against those officers. We will discus us that. And then
Speaker 1: we have also the dismissal or i should say suspension,
Speaker 1: pardon me, suspension of a district a state's attorney in
Speaker 1: Tampa by Ron de Santis. This is the right move
Speaker 1: and I'm happy to see it coming down. We need
Speaker 1: a lot more of this, my friends. We need this
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Speaker 1: and here is how CNBC's Rick Santelli reacted to them.
Speaker 1: Here we are waiting for the big July jobs numbers,
Speaker 1: and it is a whopper five hundred and twenty eight thousand,
Speaker 1: five hundred twenty eight thousand, basically double the expectations, and
Speaker 1: five hundred twenty eight thousand's the best number since February,
Speaker 1: when we're over seven hundred thousand revisions to the last
Speaker 1: two months or twenty eight thousand, over half a million
Speaker 1: jobs added. Because we live in reality, my friends, we
Speaker 1: have to we have to be honest about the fact
Speaker 1: that this is going to help Democrats. This is a
Speaker 1: strong number. This is a strong jobs number for this month.
Speaker 1: Basically double what was expected. Now, inflation is still very high,
Speaker 1: costs are still very high for individuals, so you're not
Speaker 1: feeling and a lot of people, of course already have jobs.
Speaker 1: The job's number isn't really affecting them. They still have
Speaker 1: to deal with whether they can afford the things that
Speaker 1: they need. So there's still a lot of economic pain
Speaker 1: to go around. But there is a moment here, you're
Speaker 1: feeling it, you're seeing it of a momentum shift toward
Speaker 1: the Democrats right as we're about to enter the absolute
Speaker 1: peak of the election cycle, just before the August recess,
Speaker 1: just before you're seeing things turn a little bit in
Speaker 1: the direction of the DS the Democrats. And here is
Speaker 1: the media just, oh my, gosh, the greatest jobs number
Speaker 1: in the history of jobs. Oh my, as Dickenberg would say,
Speaker 1: five hundred and twenty eight thousand jobs created or restored.
Speaker 1: Hard to believe, But the US economy added five hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty eight thousand jobs in July. It is a whopper,
Speaker 1: five hundred and twenty eight thousand, much higher than expected.
Speaker 1: The US adding five hundred and twenty eight thousand jobs
Speaker 1: last month, much higher than consensus. It was a strong number,
Speaker 1: the best number since March. We can dispel the notion
Speaker 1: that the economy is currently in recession. If we're intercession,
Speaker 1: many who be laying people are rather than hiring them.
Speaker 1: But if you're trying to make the argument it's all
Speaker 1: doom and gloom out there and we're on a fast
Speaker 1: track to recession, you can't. This is not your father's recession.
Speaker 1: The only word I can use Harry's Wow. Okay, let's
Speaker 1: take a moment see what's really going on. First of all,
Speaker 1: I've been asking the question for months. There's I've asked
Speaker 1: economists who have come on the radio show, what is
Speaker 1: happening right now in the jobs market? Because I keep
Speaker 1: going into businesses that can't function the way they should.
Speaker 1: Restaurants where they have to keep a section closed, not
Speaker 1: because they don't have people that want to eat there,
Speaker 1: but because they can't get any and do the jobs.
Speaker 1: Can't get people to do the jobs. The airline industry
Speaker 1: right now huge labor issues. Can't get the pilots, can't
Speaker 1: get the ground personnel to fill the roles needed. So, well,
Speaker 1: what's happening? Why is it so much worse now that
Speaker 1: it was? Now? I just there are specifics for these
Speaker 1: industries at any given time. There are things that one
Speaker 1: would have to look at and say, okay, that's the
Speaker 1: aerospace industry is affected in this way, or the service
Speaker 1: industry has these factors that are involved. But there's something
Speaker 1: funky going on because people are dealing with high inflation.
Speaker 1: If you look at the high cost of all this
Speaker 1: stuff right now, and there's a lot of labor issues.
Speaker 1: There are entire sectors of the economy that aren't functioning
Speaker 1: as they should. There are supply chain issues. We have
Speaker 1: a shortage still of baby formula on the shelves in
Speaker 1: this country. But and we have negative GDP growth for
Speaker 1: two quarters in a row. As we know, that's a
Speaker 1: big one the traditional accepted definition of recession. But we
Speaker 1: had a very surprising too. And remember the economists that
Speaker 1: Democrats cited, we're surprised by it. So this isn't like
Speaker 1: when they say, oh, all the economists agree to make
Speaker 1: their case for them. The economists out there who are
Speaker 1: just constantly wrong, but who cares. They cited or they
Speaker 1: expected two hundred and fifty thousand jobs something like that.
Speaker 1: It was over five hundred thousand jobs to be added. Now,
Speaker 1: a good month does not make a good economy, whether
Speaker 1: it's jobs or anything else. But I want to tell
Speaker 1: you when you add all of us together, the victory
Speaker 1: of the Kansas abortion referendum, that's the abortion lobby. The
Speaker 1: abortion industry is very mobilized by that. Yes, there were
Speaker 1: specific factors. I've talked to you about them. In Kansas
Speaker 1: had to do with the Kansas State Constitution. A lot
Speaker 1: of things there that allowed that They basically lied about
Speaker 1: the referendums about freedom and the constitution. It's about abortion,
Speaker 1: it's about abording babies in the womb. But that was
Speaker 1: something that was a win for the Democrats. We can
Speaker 1: look at all the specifics of it and we should
Speaker 1: learn from it. But that was a win for Democrats
Speaker 1: for the abortion movement. And then you have this Job's number.
Speaker 1: You have the passage of the Chips Act, where they
Speaker 1: essentially outmaneuvered Republicans, which they did. They said, hey, Republicans,
Speaker 1: you vote for Chips, don't worry, We're not going to
Speaker 1: do some big inflation bill. And then psych they decided
Speaker 1: they were going to do the big inflation bill a
Speaker 1: version of it thanks to Mansion in Cinema. Notice Cinema
Speaker 1: was holding out to get some goodies for her state
Speaker 1: of Arizona. She wants to keep her job, goodies for
Speaker 1: her state. At also to eliminate the elimination of the
Speaker 1: carried interest tax loophole, which only goes to benefit private
Speaker 1: equity and hedge fund managers. So those Democrats were all, Oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: we just want to Cinema comes in just in time
Speaker 1: to save the people who need the least saving from
Speaker 1: the tax code out there because they've had this. It's
Speaker 1: just an obscene benefit. There's no reason for this. They
Speaker 1: should not be able to write off the money they
Speaker 1: borrow against their taxes in order to make massive acquisitions
Speaker 1: at a private equity fund. They shouldn't be allowed to
Speaker 1: do that. But it's a carve out for them. They
Speaker 1: write big checks. That's all that is. That's just a
Speaker 1: straight up payoff to a wealthy, very wealthy, very small
Speaker 1: set of the American people. And then you look at
Speaker 1: the Senate races, and the Senate races right now are
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna say it. We're still looking strong in
Speaker 1: the House. You've got about an eighty percent chance of
Speaker 1: taking the House for Republicans, but it's not looking good
Speaker 1: in the Senate. Right now. We got to win, we
Speaker 1: obviously have to get one net pickup, and of the
Speaker 1: competitive Senate races out there, we are way behind. In
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania with Osvi Fetterman. Now Feederman had his parents paying
Speaker 1: his bills. This is a matter of public record, his
Speaker 1: parents paying his bills into his forties. It's nice work
Speaker 1: if you can get it. And also is very anti
Speaker 1: fracking and believes that men should be able to play
Speaker 1: on women's sports teams. You think that he'd be a
Speaker 1: weekended it, but he you know, he looks like he
Speaker 1: looks like a rough and tumble, blue collar guy. So
Speaker 1: fools enough people with that he's a progressive. I mean,
Speaker 1: he forgot about running for senate in Pennsylvania. He should
Speaker 1: really be the mayor of Asheville. Asheville, South Carolina or
Speaker 1: is it North Carolina. I was just there, Ashville's North Carolina?
Speaker 1: Whatever close enough is it? I'm forgetting. It doesn't matter,
Speaker 1: so it's not looking yeah, North Carolina, North Carolina. I
Speaker 1: knew that. I was just there. I know that Carolina's
Speaker 1: Darnet Buck, so he's he's doing well there. And then
Speaker 1: you have the Herschel Walk Raphael Warnock race, and Warnock
Speaker 1: is ahead you have the Mark Kelly, Mark Kelly going
Speaker 1: going up against our our friend from oh gosh, he
Speaker 1: just won Arizona Senate race. What's his name? Anyway, Mark
Speaker 1: Kelly is neck and neck with Blake Masters, which is
Speaker 1: looking like that's going to be very close. But a
Speaker 1: point I can go through all of them. Point is
Speaker 1: it's not looking so good for Senate control either. So
Speaker 1: I'm not I'm not telling you time to despair. The
Speaker 1: Democrats are gonna win or anything like that. It's just
Speaker 1: this is a wake up call. Friends. This stuff can
Speaker 1: turn very quickly. We have to be focused. We have
Speaker 1: to stay on at whatever states you live in, you've
Speaker 1: got to vote in this midterm. You've got to get
Speaker 1: people energized, organized and out there. People have forgotten about
Speaker 1: the madness of Faucis, and people have forgotten about the
Speaker 1: wide open border. You're saying, why I haven't forgotten? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I know. But Democrats aren't worried about you. You're listening
Speaker 1: to this show, you know what's up. They're trying to
Speaker 1: fool people that barely pay attention on what's happening. Oh look,
Speaker 1: the job's numbers, everything's fine. Telling you gotta understand who
Speaker 1: the opposition is or else they will pull pull off
Speaker 1: an upset here. Now, the Brianna Taylor case, this is
Speaker 1: one of these bl very heavily supported narratives where you
Speaker 1: have a one who was shot by police who were
Speaker 1: exchanging gunfire with her boyfriend in his apartment. He pulled
Speaker 1: the gun and started shooting at officers, actually hit an
Speaker 1: officer in the leg. He's shooting at cops. They return fire.
Speaker 1: Brianna Taylor is hit in that exchange of fire, and
Speaker 1: we're told this is because of racist cops. BLM gets march,
Speaker 1: it goes on marches about this all the time. Here's
Speaker 1: an Attorney General Garland announcing federal charge a federal charges
Speaker 1: against these cops. Earlier today. I spoke with the family
Speaker 1: of Brianna Taylor this morning. They were informed the Justice
Speaker 1: Department has charged four current and former Louisville Metro Police
Speaker 1: Department officers with federal crimes related to Miss Taylor's death.
Speaker 1: Those alleged crimes include civil rights offenses, unlawful conspiracies, unconstitutional
Speaker 1: use of force, and obstruction offenses. The four defendants were
Speaker 1: charged through two separate indictments and one information. I'm going
Speaker 1: to begin today by discussing the civil rights offenses that
Speaker 1: stem from the falsification of a search warrant. We alleged
Speaker 1: that these offenses resulted in Miss Taylor's death. Federal civil
Speaker 1: rights charges against against these cops. I read the indictment
Speaker 1: just so you know, and it's all conspiracy, federal civil
Speaker 1: rights conspiracy to deprived. It is the most amorphous, open
Speaker 1: ended kind of charges you could possibly see. But this
Speaker 1: is ultimately all about the bidendj going into the midterm
Speaker 1: election cycle, supporting the apparatus of and the narrative of
Speaker 1: the Black Lives Matter movement, the left wing activists. They
Speaker 1: have been getting hammered recently because people don't like the
Speaker 1: progressive prosecutors making their cities unsafe. People don't like the
Speaker 1: rising crime in cities across America from the progressive prosecutors.
Speaker 1: Soros and his money has gotten a lot of attention,
Speaker 1: so people understand this, and so this is just all
Speaker 1: a political move. This is a political hit going to
Speaker 1: destroy these four officers lives in one instance, to bring
Speaker 1: a federal charge because they're saying the cops shot through
Speaker 1: a door with a shade on it. He wasn't trying
Speaker 1: to hit Brianna Taylor. He was trying to hit the
Speaker 1: guy who had just shot a cop in the leg
Speaker 1: through the door. Federal charges for that. Okay, so I'm
Speaker 1: gonna explained by the way they all yelled police and
Speaker 1: you get into the somebody might want to explain at
Speaker 1: some point. I'd I'd be very curious to hear more
Speaker 1: about how. On a police recorded phone call the morning
Speaker 1: after Brianna Taylor was killed, the boyfriend in this case, JaMarcus,
Speaker 1: was recording on a line saying, this is what you
Speaker 1: got to understand. Don't take it wrong, but Bree been
Speaker 1: handling all my money. She'd been handling my money for
Speaker 1: me and cuz it ain't just me. And then he said,
Speaker 1: tell Couz, Breed got down like fifteen thousand dollars, fifteen grand.
Speaker 1: She had the eight grand I gave her the other
Speaker 1: day and she picked up another six grand. It's all
Speaker 1: on a police recorded line. She had no idea what's
Speaker 1: going on. She just happened to have this guy that
Speaker 1: she was having a relationship with with thousands and thousand dollars. Look,
Speaker 1: she was killed accidentally in crossfire. That's not going to
Speaker 1: that point. But they're bringing the civil rights charges on
Speaker 1: the notion this was a false fied, a falsified search. Ward,
Speaker 1: there's nothing going on here. That's just not true. That's
Speaker 1: just not true. But the narrative is the narrative. Just
Speaker 1: like with Mike Brown, the narrative was the narrative until
Speaker 1: eventually they couldn't prop it up anymore. Lied about that
Speaker 1: one for a long time, huge federal investigation, as you recall.
Speaker 1: And then just on a positive note here, because it's
Speaker 1: been kind of a here's Florida Governor Ron de Santis
Speaker 1: announcing the suspension of Soros backed state Attorney Andrew Warren
Speaker 1: in Tampa sixteen. Please, we don't elect people in one
Speaker 1: part of the state to have veto power over what
Speaker 1: the entire state decides on these important issues. The Constitution
Speaker 1: of Florida has vested the veto power in the governor,
Speaker 1: not an individual state attorneys. And so when you flagrantly
Speaker 1: violate your oath of office, when you make yourself above
Speaker 1: the law, you have violated your duty, You have neglected
Speaker 1: your duty, and you are displaying a lack of competence
Speaker 1: to be able to reform those duties. And so today
Speaker 1: we are suspending state Attorney Andrew Warren effective and media
Speaker 1: absolutely the right move more of this Progressive prosecutors Republican
Speaker 1: governors need to toss them wherever they can, everywhere they can.
Speaker 1: They have perverted the justice system in the name of
Speaker 1: social justice. It made everyone less safe, all right. Make
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