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Speaker 1: verdict overturning if that's a thing of the Bill Cosby
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Speaker 1: the border everybody. It was everything that I'm sure we
Speaker 1: thought it would be, or that I thought it would
Speaker 1: be and here's what he had to say about at
Speaker 1: play one. We made deals with Mexico, and we made
Speaker 1: deals with Honduras and Guatemala and El Salvador. And I
Speaker 1: told the story just before. I don't want to bore
Speaker 1: you with it, but most of you weren't around that
Speaker 1: round table, you know. I say, all Biden had to
Speaker 1: do is go to the beach. If he would have
Speaker 1: just done nothing, we would have now the strongest border
Speaker 1: we've ever had. It was even getting better and better.
Speaker 1: And Bennakers was all kicking in. He's right that the
Speaker 1: policies that they put in place at the border had
Speaker 1: made it so that it was the best that had
Speaker 1: been in a long time. I mean, he's correct when
Speaker 1: he says that they had essentially figured this out. They
Speaker 1: had made the necessary adjustments to the border, and it
Speaker 1: was more secure than it had been in a very
Speaker 1: long time. Biden administration comes in because they have this
Speaker 1: obsession with identity politics and because they want more Democrat
Speaker 1: voters to be imported into the country. They come in
Speaker 1: and they decide to get rid of the remain in
Speaker 1: Mexico policy. And there were other aspects of this too,
Speaker 1: other components of the border I mean, you just think
Speaker 1: about enforcement. You think about the different ways that you
Speaker 1: can either turn the pressure on or turn the pressure
Speaker 1: off illegal crossing into this country. And the Biden administration
Speaker 1: just took the position of, well, let's be as loose
Speaker 1: as possible to border, let's make this as easy as possible.
Speaker 1: And guess what, no surprise, it meant that there were
Speaker 1: enormous surges and still going to this day, of people
Speaker 1: who were showing up and they weren't just coming because
Speaker 1: oh they had heard something. No, they're paying off cartel members,
Speaker 1: they're being smuggled into the country. I mean, this is
Speaker 1: a very active, very active process on their part, and
Speaker 1: there's planning that goes into it. Right. The illegal crossings
Speaker 1: into this country require not just people that are leaving
Speaker 1: their home country, and in many cases they're on foot,
Speaker 1: not the whole way people would say they're on foot.
Speaker 1: They take some buses, some trains, they're on foot for
Speaker 1: part of it, but also paying off the cartels and
Speaker 1: being brought to the border. Democrats know this is happening.
Speaker 1: And here's the part of it that I wish Republicans
Speaker 1: would just hit a lot harder. And this is where
Speaker 1: we need a Trump. This is where we need somebody
Speaker 1: who will just say it, just say what's really happening.
Speaker 1: And that's very clear to anyone was paying attention right now.
Speaker 1: Democrats don't want this to stop. They don't want it
Speaker 1: to stop. In fact, they're doing things that make it
Speaker 1: even easier for people to show up. They're saying, oh, no,
Speaker 1: don't come, don't come. I mean, we're not going to
Speaker 1: do interior enforcement. We're gonna remember they tried a hundred
Speaker 1: day pause on all deportations. I mean, what could be
Speaker 1: a more clear sign from a new administration that they
Speaker 1: are favorable to illegal immigration than announcing at the very
Speaker 1: beginning a hundred day pause on immigration. I mean, what
Speaker 1: else could you illegal immigration? What else could you really say?
Speaker 1: I mean, Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick is addressing the
Speaker 1: fact that Democrats want to cut CBP funds. They want
Speaker 1: to cut Customs and Border Patrol funds, make it even
Speaker 1: harder defund in a sense, CBP play three. These people,
Speaker 1: I don't know how to say anything other than this.
Speaker 1: These people are just crazy. I mean, to think we
Speaker 1: have two million that we're going to apprehend it this
Speaker 1: year a crossing the border compared to about four hundred
Speaker 1: thousand last year, and they want to cut border patrol
Speaker 1: and ICE. They've already pretty much handcuffed themselves behind the
Speaker 1: back by not letting them do anything. I mean, basically,
Speaker 1: right now, ICE cannot do a lot. Border patrol has
Speaker 1: taken up all their time. The reason we're backing them
Speaker 1: up for security is because border patrol is just checking
Speaker 1: people into the country, and now they want to cut that.
Speaker 1: These are the same people that are defunding police around
Speaker 1: the country, not Republicans, by the way, it's the Democrats
Speaker 1: who are doing this so at a time when crime
Speaker 1: is up, and a lot of the crime that's up,
Speaker 1: by the way, is by illegal immigrants who crossed the border.
Speaker 1: Not all, but many. We've apprehended over twelve hundred people
Speaker 1: with serious backgrounds, murders, sexual offenses, child molesters. That's just
Speaker 1: some of the people we've caught. And people are coming also,
Speaker 1: mostly excuse me, mostly from Central America. But we catch
Speaker 1: them from Syria, from Romania, from China here. And why
Speaker 1: are they coming here? The governor and dan past member,
Speaker 1: when we catch two million, I'm sorry to ask it.
Speaker 1: Remember when we catch two million, probably another two million
Speaker 1: are getting by that we don't catch what he says
Speaker 1: there is also true. There's an enormous number that we're
Speaker 1: not even counting in the official numbers. What you keep
Speaker 1: seeing whenever it's reported on, which is rarely, is apprehensions
Speaker 1: at the border. People taken into custody, and in many
Speaker 1: cases they are surrenders. So that's when a family unit
Speaker 1: shows up at the US Mexico border waves and says, hey,
Speaker 1: here I am now, please get me my get me
Speaker 1: some water and a sandwich, and process me and let
Speaker 1: me into the American interior because I know how your
Speaker 1: system works, because the cartels, smugglers, the coyotes have trained me.
Speaker 1: That's the number that you're seeing. The number you don't see,
Speaker 1: and even if you saw it, it wouldn't be clear
Speaker 1: on how many people were involved. The number you don't
Speaker 1: see is all those who get into the country. They're
Speaker 1: called gotaways, but who just make it in. And do
Speaker 1: you think it's hard to make it into America right now?
Speaker 1: It's probably easier to cross into America league now that
Speaker 1: at any point in the last twenty years. And if
Speaker 1: you're smart about it, all you do is wait for
Speaker 1: you find out and they are they are smart about this.
Speaker 1: They are coordinating. You wait for a large group of
Speaker 1: children or family units, which is you know, adults with
Speaker 1: children to show up and to surrender themselves, and then
Speaker 1: a mile down the border, maybe at the Rio Grande
Speaker 1: or wherever you just go, you make a run for it,
Speaker 1: because border patrol resources will be concentrated in that place
Speaker 1: at that time where the children are the family units
Speaker 1: are surrendering, and so you'll have a very It's very
Speaker 1: unlikely they'll even have anyone even if they saw you,
Speaker 1: which they maybe don't, even if they knew you were
Speaker 1: crossing illegally. They can't get anyone there. And I mean
Speaker 1: think about this. Once a person makes it into an
Speaker 1: American city or a pretty densely populated area, which in
Speaker 1: a lot of the major crossings. You look at places,
Speaker 1: whether it's McCallan or San Diego or Al Paso or
Speaker 1: you know, you look at these places and it's very easy.
Speaker 1: I mean, you just blend in, right. I mean, there's
Speaker 1: no way you're gonna get caught if you can just
Speaker 1: make it into a you know, you make it into
Speaker 1: a big box store or something. You just run through
Speaker 1: the parking lot, you go in the store. Now you're
Speaker 1: home free, you're good. They're never going to be able
Speaker 1: to figure out who you are and and make that arrest.
Speaker 1: So it's just crazy what's happening at the board. It
Speaker 1: really is, and it needs to be much more of
Speaker 1: a focus of Republican politicians and they have to do. Yes,
Speaker 1: I understand, we're sending you know, some governors Christy Nome
Speaker 1: from South Dakota still annoyed about her not signing the
Speaker 1: transgender bill, but anyway, and Ronda Santissa Florida and others
Speaker 1: they've sent they've sent some National Guard troops to try
Speaker 1: to help reinforce our southern border. But when you really,
Speaker 1: when you really look at it and you look at
Speaker 1: the situation, what we need is more data. And this
Speaker 1: is where we're having a better understanding of the situation
Speaker 1: really matters. We keep thinking if we send more personnel, yeah,
Speaker 1: that'll help a little bit, but most of the people
Speaker 1: who are coming across the border aren't trying to hide,
Speaker 1: So a wall and additional resources would be useful, but
Speaker 1: it by no means would stop the problem. It wouldn't
Speaker 1: even stop a majority of the illegal crossing. Far from it.
Speaker 1: So that's what we're actually dealing with. And I just
Speaker 1: I feel like this needs to become a rallying cry
Speaker 1: for Republicans of the lawlessness and just the erosion of
Speaker 1: national sovereignty that's happening at our border. Why have an
Speaker 1: immigration system if we're going to allow it to be
Speaker 1: made such a mockery of, why even have it? Why
Speaker 1: go through all the nonsense of an immigration system if
Speaker 1: we're just going to let people come into the country.
Speaker 1: All right? And then as doctor Fouch, the Fouch is
Speaker 1: out there, have you missed him? Do you wonder where
Speaker 1: he is? He misses you? He hasn't been able to,
Speaker 1: you know, go on television and tell you that you
Speaker 1: have to wear a mask with another mask and maybe
Speaker 1: rap rap you ahead in a few towels, and then
Speaker 1: make sure that it's wet because the humidity will prevent
Speaker 1: the droplets. You know, you get the whole thing, right,
Speaker 1: This is this guy is a nightmare. I asked President
Speaker 1: Trump earlier this week. I said, do you wish you
Speaker 1: had fired him? Now? Trump claimed to me in the interview,
Speaker 1: He claimed that that he had done everything in the
Speaker 1: opposite of what Fauci had said, and that's now maybe
Speaker 1: there were stuff that was said behind closed doors that
Speaker 1: I don't know about, but they certainly presented a pretty
Speaker 1: united front at least in the beginning. So look, I'm
Speaker 1: big on let's be honest about all this. I'm big
Speaker 1: on let's tell truth about all this stuff. And I
Speaker 1: think there was clearly a united front in that early
Speaker 1: early phase. And it makes it hard to believe that
Speaker 1: there wasn't a little too much listening to the fouch
Speaker 1: I'm just said, I've been worried about this along. I
Speaker 1: think there was too much listening to Fauci. I mean,
Speaker 1: he's gonna go on anyway. Here he is right now
Speaker 1: telling you don't worry. Right now, I'm here to say
Speaker 1: things that are very obvious that you should already know,
Speaker 1: like things are better better b E T T U
Speaker 1: H better play eight. In general, Joey doing very very well.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you look at the implementation of the
Speaker 1: vaccine program, more than fifty percent of the adults in
Speaker 1: the country are fully vaccinated, about sixty six sixty seven
Speaker 1: percent of adults have at least one dose, and importantly,
Speaker 1: among the elderly, the most vulnerable, more than eighty percent
Speaker 1: that received at least one dose. The cases themselves, the hospitalizations,
Speaker 1: the death as the country on a whole is doing
Speaker 1: extremely well. So we're really very fortunate that we have
Speaker 1: vaccines that not only in the clinical trials, Joe, but
Speaker 1: actually in the real world setting, have been shown to
Speaker 1: be highly effective and safe even against this very troublesome
Speaker 1: delta variant. Now, since this is a big country with
Speaker 1: a lot of states, as you know, there are several states,
Speaker 1: particularly some excuse me, concentrated in the southern areas, that
Speaker 1: are under vaccinated. Instead of having seventy percent or more
Speaker 1: of the adults vaccinated, they're down to thirty five percent
Speaker 1: of So that's the problem. So if you're not vaccinated,
Speaker 1: you're at considerable risk. If you are vaccinated, you're in
Speaker 1: rather good shape, you know, So get your vaccination because
Speaker 1: of the delta variant. Biden put out a tweet earlier
Speaker 1: today suggesting that delta variant is more lethal. Turns out
Speaker 1: that's not true. It's certainly not proven to be true,
Speaker 1: but it seems that about every three months, if if
Speaker 1: you were to go, you could almost set your watch
Speaker 1: to it. Every three months for the last year, we've
Speaker 1: been told, oh there's a variant, right, Remember the South
Speaker 1: African variant, the UK variant. I think was there a
Speaker 1: Brazil variant. I mean, there were all these variants with droplets,
Speaker 1: and they would they would spread, and we'd be told, oh,
Speaker 1: my gosh, and will the vaccine work against this one?
Speaker 1: Will the vaccine work against this one? They've tapped into
Speaker 1: so much hysteria in the general population, and now it's
Speaker 1: like they can't. I'm not even sure. And this is
Speaker 1: something that I've been thinking about for a while. I'm
Speaker 1: not even sure that the Democrats could turn off the
Speaker 1: crazy if they wanted to. At this point, I'm not
Speaker 1: even It's not even clear to me that even if
Speaker 1: the Democrats all of a sudden decided that they were
Speaker 1: in a place to that they wanted to get people
Speaker 1: to be rash, an all and normal about COVID instead
Speaker 1: of constantly freaking out, I don't know they could get
Speaker 1: him to do it. I still think there's a little
Speaker 1: a little too much for them on the There's just
Speaker 1: they were too effective in getting people to freak out
Speaker 1: beyond I mean, it was just insane. As you all know.
Speaker 1: I've been talking about it forever and I'm worried here
Speaker 1: that we're gonna enter this phase where you're going to
Speaker 1: see the return of some of these lockdown policies and
Speaker 1: all the rest of it, So we have to fight
Speaker 1: against it. Is Joe Biden missing the step? Is Joe
Speaker 1: Biden missing many steps? Is he missing some marbles? He
Speaker 1: likes to do this thing. He did it again this week,
Speaker 1: he did it last week. He did again. Where he
Speaker 1: goes m whisper loud, he knew a microphone. Hey folks,
Speaker 1: I'm your crazy old grandpa, but my name is Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Here he is doing the weird whisper thing again. Play six.
Speaker 1: You're making the minimum wage or you're making twenty thirty
Speaker 1: forty thousand dollars a year, and people say, well, that's
Speaker 1: a giveaway. You guys. I think it's time to give
Speaker 1: ordinary people a tax break and wealth here doing time.
Speaker 1: I mean it, I mean it. Why is this not
Speaker 1: a tax break for working folks when the stuff we
Speaker 1: give to the super wealthy are called tax breaks. Look
Speaker 1: major action on clean energy, housing, caregiving, on child and
Speaker 1: paid leave, universal PreK, free community college. The human infrastructure
Speaker 1: is intertwined with our physical infrastructure, is going to help
Speaker 1: us create more good jobs. He's the burden of working
Speaker 1: families and strengthen our economy in the long run. He
Speaker 1: tire of people Ashbury. You know, first of all, one
Speaker 1: of my many rules is, you know, you can never
Speaker 1: you could add this to the list. Never trust politicians
Speaker 1: when they say they're doing something for the children. Right,
Speaker 1: that's a classic Nancy Pelosi. Hey, it's as very good
Speaker 1: as past feats children. You know, that's a classic Pelosi maneuver.
Speaker 1: You can never trust them. But you also can never
Speaker 1: ever trust a politician who starts dropping the G on
Speaker 1: words working and saying folks, working folks. You know, the
Speaker 1: working folks out there, you know, Yeah, just going to
Speaker 1: the assembly along, going to the plant out and screen
Speaker 1: with a lunch pail. That's the backbone of America. Folks,
Speaker 1: working folks like that. Joe Biden has a three or
Speaker 1: four million dollar mansion in an upper class part of
Speaker 1: Delaware and was renting a twenty thousand dollars a month
Speaker 1: house when he was a senator in DC. Okay, so
Speaker 1: Joe Biden is not, Oh, we're working folks, but it's
Speaker 1: all a charade. That's the one thing you got to
Speaker 1: say about about Trump that was so refreshing was he
Speaker 1: was he was a billionaire. Remember how often they said
Speaker 1: brash billionaire. That was the most abused alliteration. See what
Speaker 1: I did there, of the entire of the entire Trump presidency.
Speaker 1: But he was a billionaire who he didn't have to
Speaker 1: tell working class, working folks. He didn't have to tell them.
Speaker 1: They liked them. They knew working class people just do cops, firefighters,
Speaker 1: construction workers, truck drivers, just folks doing a job. Right,
Speaker 1: This is just Americans doing jobs. They know that Trump
Speaker 1: just Trump likes them. Trump likes people, and it's not
Speaker 1: some it's not some big act. Whether whether he's talking
Speaker 1: about somebody who's, you know, putting up drywall or somebody
Speaker 1: who's flying blackhawks. You know, Trump has respect for those folks,
Speaker 1: or he just has an affinity for them. Maybe he's
Speaker 1: a better way of saying it. And you know, Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: these Democrats they're they're elitists. They're true elitists. They actually
Speaker 1: look down on a lot of that stuff. You know, oh,
Speaker 1: maybe maybe you should have gotten a master's in gender
Speaker 1: studies or something, and you know, you wouldn't have to
Speaker 1: work with your hands. It's just true. There is a
Speaker 1: feeling among Democrats about that they really believe this, And
Speaker 1: speaking of Democrat eliteism, Obama out in out in the
Speaker 1: scene these days, making sure that we all know that
Speaker 1: we should be worried, worried that Republicans believe Trump's misinformation
Speaker 1: play clip too. But to see not only a riot
Speaker 1: in the Capitol around what historically had been a routine
Speaker 1: process of certifying an election, but to know that one
Speaker 1: of our two major political parties, a strong majority of
Speaker 1: people in those parties, actually believed that in a falsehood
Speaker 1: about those election results. The degree to which misinformation is
Speaker 1: now disseminated at warp speed in coordinated ways that we
Speaker 1: haven't seen before, and that the guardrails I thought were
Speaker 1: in place around many of our democratic institutions really depend
Speaker 1: on the two parties agreeing to those ground rules, those guardrails,
Speaker 1: and that one of them right now doesn't seem as
Speaker 1: committed to them as in previous generations. That worries me,
Speaker 1: and I think we should all be worried. Now. Let's
Speaker 1: just all be quite clear about this. The Democrats spent
Speaker 1: four years lying about President Trump cheating in the election.
Speaker 1: And they didn't just lie about it. It wasn't just
Speaker 1: a media story. They used the Department of Justice for
Speaker 1: a sham special counsel investigation. It was the biggest news
Speaker 1: story in the left wing corporate media for years. They
Speaker 1: went all out on a campaign of defamation and destruction
Speaker 1: against Donald Trump. And why why because he did he
Speaker 1: actually collude with Russia? No, because they're sore losers, their
Speaker 1: babies and they hate him and they couldn't handle it.
Speaker 1: So why should we now sit around and actually listen
Speaker 1: to these Democrats when they want to lecture us on this?
Speaker 1: Why should we feel the need to sit around and
Speaker 1: pretend like we have to give them any standing to
Speaker 1: tell us about this. It It's outrageous, it really is.
Speaker 1: I know it broke yesterday, but I didn't get a
Speaker 1: chance to talk to you about it on this podcasts.
Speaker 1: So I wanted to the big Bill Cosby case news,
Speaker 1: and sure enough, they have thrown out his conviction at
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has thrown out Bill Cosby's
Speaker 1: conviction and they've also barred future charges in the state
Speaker 1: of Pennsylvania against him based on the charges that were
Speaker 1: So it's not like they're going to go for a retrial.
Speaker 1: They've said that he is a he is a Freeman,
Speaker 1: and he will not at least he will not be
Speaker 1: serving prison time in Pennsylvania, at least for what he
Speaker 1: had been serving time for a couple of years at
Speaker 1: this point of his sentence, already served. And this is
Speaker 1: there's there's a lesson here. Let me be very clear
Speaker 1: about this. I think Bill Cosby did bad stuff to women,
Speaker 1: and I think that the allegations against him are are
Speaker 1: likely to be true. But I didn't follow the case
Speaker 1: that closely at the time, quite honestly, I had other
Speaker 1: things I just thought were more more pressing in the
Speaker 1: news cycle. But one thing I do remember is, how
Speaker 1: is it that they're going to convict this guy when
Speaker 1: there's no way, based on how many years had passed,
Speaker 1: there's no way they had any forensic evidence, they had
Speaker 1: any you know, anything to bring to bear other than
Speaker 1: a he said, she said situation. Ah, except for this deposition. Now,
Speaker 1: who in a civil trial would sit for a deposition
Speaker 1: and say things that would be incriminating? Remember, civil trial
Speaker 1: is financial penalties. In criminal trial, you go to prison,
Speaker 1: take away your freedom. Who's going to say something in
Speaker 1: a civil deposition that could jeopardize their actual freedom, that
Speaker 1: could send them to prison? Unless they had been told,
Speaker 1: unless there was some kind of a deal in place
Speaker 1: where they were told they would not be prosecutor for
Speaker 1: what they said in the deposition. I think it's pretty straightforward,
Speaker 1: you know. I think it's pretty clear that that's the
Speaker 1: only circumstance in which you would do that. Right. If
Speaker 1: you have this is like, what why would you sit there?
Speaker 1: A well advised defendant never pleads guilty until they at
Speaker 1: least try to strike a deal with the prosecute with
Speaker 1: the prosecution. But imagine if the prosecution in a criminal
Speaker 1: case could say, all right, plead guilty, and as part
Speaker 1: of that, you know, we need you to tell us
Speaker 1: all of your co conspirators, tell us everything that you did,
Speaker 1: and you'll get a reduced sentence. And then when it
Speaker 1: comes time for that situation to play out, the prosecution says, oh,
Speaker 1: you know what, we've got this really nice confession that
Speaker 1: you've signed now and you've admitted to all this stuff,
Speaker 1: so actually we're gonna give you the max. We're gonna
Speaker 1: give you life in prison. Now, at some level, you
Speaker 1: could say, well, it seems like it seems like justice, right,
Speaker 1: Because if a person is really guilty, yeah, they would
Speaker 1: have lied to them to get them to admit the guilty,
Speaker 1: the guilt their guilt. Um. But you understand, we all
Speaker 1: understand that if our system cannot be trusted, then it
Speaker 1: all falls apart. If our system can't can't be taken
Speaker 1: at its word. Right, when the court or in the
Speaker 1: prosecutor's office gives their word on something that has to
Speaker 1: be held to account, there has to be meaning in that.
Speaker 1: And for a prosecutor to say, we are not going
Speaker 1: to prosecute Bill Cosby because we do not believe that
Speaker 1: that that we could win that case. Um so. And
Speaker 1: as a result, now he he can feel free to
Speaker 1: speak and cannot plead the fifth to avoid self incrimination,
Speaker 1: because you can't plead the fifth in a civil deposition. Um.
Speaker 1: If there are criminal charges that are hanging over that
Speaker 1: you could you could obviously, you could obviously contest it.
Speaker 1: But they said no, no, don't worry about it. Basically,
Speaker 1: you're we're not going to prosecute you, so you have
Speaker 1: to speak at your deposition. And then the next prosecutor
Speaker 1: came along and used those that deposition as evidence against him.
Speaker 1: Now I understand, in a sense you could say, well
Speaker 1: aren't we just aren't we just tricking a guilty person
Speaker 1: into into proving their guilt. Yeah, but the court or
Speaker 1: the prosecutor can't do that. So while it may feel
Speaker 1: very strange to people that there's a guy here with
Speaker 1: Bill Cosby, who I mean, I think I don't know
Speaker 1: anyone who doesn't believe that Bill Cosby was was drugging
Speaker 1: women who follows this case closely. I Mean, the issue
Speaker 1: perhaps you could raise is well, was there some level
Speaker 1: of you know, was were they aware of it or whatever?
Speaker 1: Bill Cosby's defenses right, like they were taking drugs together
Speaker 1: and then they had regret afterwards. I mean, I don't
Speaker 1: know what his defenses, but the point is he was
Speaker 1: doing stuff that certainly sounds like it was it was
Speaker 1: you using queluds in place of like roe hipnol, the
Speaker 1: date rape drug, and you know this is something that
Speaker 1: he was doing him. It's a really really awful, heinous thing.
Speaker 1: And Bill Cosby, I've heard people say that he was
Speaker 1: a terrible guy in person, that he was a really
Speaker 1: nasty person, but he was. It's remarkable you think about
Speaker 1: how beloved he was all across America. I mean, he
Speaker 1: was like America's dad for a long time. So this
Speaker 1: is quite a fall from grace the whole thing. But
Speaker 1: if the you know this, Pennsylvania State Supreme Court, trust me,
Speaker 1: they weren't looking to be on the Cosby side of this,
Speaker 1: but it ended up being pretty clear. You simply cannot
Speaker 1: have the court lying. You cannot have the court lying
Speaker 1: or prosecutors lying. They cannot give their word. So I
Speaker 1: just think I think it's important here. Bruce Castor in
Speaker 1: two thousand and five declined to criminally prosecute Cosby. He
Speaker 1: got a civil conviction and made Oby sit for four
Speaker 1: days of deposition. Castor agreed this often the Daily Mail,
Speaker 1: to a deal with Cosby, declining to prosecute in exchange
Speaker 1: for his cooperation in the civil case. A Castor's successor
Speaker 1: as District Attorney, Kevin Steele, press charges against Cosby in
Speaker 1: December twenty fifteen, within a month of taking office, and
Speaker 1: the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has said that Steele was wrong
Speaker 1: to have gone against Castor's agreement with Cosby. It agreed
Speaker 1: that Castor signed press release sufficed as a guarantee made
Speaker 1: on behalf of the county he served as prosecutor. The
Speaker 1: word of the state has to matter, or else the
Speaker 1: state cannot do justice, cannot dispense justice. That's what this
Speaker 1: comes down to. So you have that story, and then
Speaker 1: we have also the Trump organization being prosecuted, which I'll
Speaker 1: get to in a second. But I gotta tell you,
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Speaker 1: your privacy. So the area where we have to be
Speaker 1: very aware of the left's encroachment and increasingly brazen usage
Speaker 1: of power is in the prosecutor's office. Right. This is
Speaker 1: something that we're all seeing how it plays out. It's
Speaker 1: very troubling. And when you know, the Trump organization is
Speaker 1: now facing charges and a longtime CFO, Alan Weisselberg, has
Speaker 1: been indicted on tax crimes involving company executives. They say
Speaker 1: Weiselberg is turning him into has turned himself in this
Speaker 1: morning to disattorney Cyrus Vance. So they're being charged with
Speaker 1: tax crimes. Weislberg is seventy three years old. I know
Speaker 1: we're all going to sleep so much better at night,
Speaker 1: right because this guy is going to prison. It's it's
Speaker 1: absolutely obvious partisan targeting. It's it's completely outrageous, and I
Speaker 1: mean Weislberg started working for the company under Fred Trump
Speaker 1: back in the seventies. Fred Trump was Donald's dad, and
Speaker 1: Trump is saying that this is a continuation of the
Speaker 1: greatest witch hunt of all time. It absolutely is. I
Speaker 1: mean they're saying they alleged to pay taxes on corporate
Speaker 1: benefits and perks. It has nothing to do with Stormy
Speaker 1: Daniel hush money or anything like that. This is they
Speaker 1: didn't pay taxes on perks. I mean, give me a break.
Speaker 1: You know. It's like, oh, I if you give out
Speaker 1: like a fifty dollars gift card to everyone in your
Speaker 1: office to go to you know, to go to a
Speaker 1: cheat cheese or olive garden or something, oh that all
Speaker 1: those people pay taxes on that. It's just it's such
Speaker 1: an outrage because it's so obvious what's going on here.
Speaker 1: They're going after Trump and they feel like they just
Speaker 1: can They feel like they can get away with it.
Speaker 1: They feel like the Democrats are gonna love it, and
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter that. I mean, does anyone not think
Speaker 1: this is obvious partisan targeting? Does anyone not think this
Speaker 1: is a witch hunt? Really? Oh yeah, they're just after
Speaker 1: all the years that Weiselberg, this guy's been the organization
Speaker 1: for basically fifty years, and now they're criminally prosecuting them
Speaker 1: for tax issues. Come on, give me a break. And
Speaker 1: they did this, of course, to try to get Trump
Speaker 1: to flip. I'm sorry, try to get Weiselberg to flip
Speaker 1: against Trump. That's what this was all really about. This
Speaker 1: is now what happens if you and I'm sorry, but
Speaker 1: this is a very troubling message on many levels because
Speaker 1: it's not just about Trump. This is Democrat status authoritarian
Speaker 1: prosecutors doing the bidding of Pelosi and Schumer and the rest.
Speaker 1: This is them making sure that everybody knows if you
Speaker 1: stand for the MAGA agenda, if you stand for America first,
Speaker 1: even when you're no longer in power, we will come
Speaker 1: after you. We will hound you, we will ruin you,
Speaker 1: We'll throw you in prison if we can. They have
Speaker 1: no qualms about this, no problem. In fact, they love
Speaker 1: doing this. I mean this is this gets them excited.
Speaker 1: Democrats are thrilled at the opportunity to settle political scores
Speaker 1: in this way. So I just I want everyone to
Speaker 1: know this is the kind of hardball that they play.
Speaker 1: This is how they do what they do. Make sure
Speaker 1: you continue to tell folks about the Buck Sex in podcast.
Speaker 1: As you know, we're going with the podcast every day.
Speaker 1: First thing I'm doing in my daily lineup, and as
Speaker 1: long as people are listening and continue to listen, we're
Speaker 1: gonna keep doing it. I really enjoy it. It's nice
Speaker 1: to just be totally free to talk to all of
Speaker 1: you without any interruption or having to think about about
Speaker 1: anything else. And Producer Mark, how you doing by lay buddy,
Speaker 1: I'm doing well. Thank you everybody. Everyone Always, you know,
Speaker 1: they ask how is Producer Mark? They worry. I feel
Speaker 1: like they think that, you know, it's like I'm in
Speaker 1: charge of taking care of you, and they worry that
Speaker 1: I'm like not feeding you enough or something, you know,
Speaker 1: like I haven't made you any cookies. I'm like, Producer
Speaker 1: Mark is fine, he's got missus Mark. He's good. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we finally lived together again. So that's fun. That's nice.
Speaker 1: That must be really nice. How's how's the Strong Island
Speaker 1: going for you? So I've realized that everyone on Long
Speaker 1: Island is a terrible driver, So I did not miss
Speaker 1: that or driving. But I guess I'm happy to be back.
Speaker 1: What are the things that someone does when driving that
Speaker 1: drive you the most insane, Like, what are your driving
Speaker 1: pet peeves? Because I've got one where it's just a
Speaker 1: good thing that I don't have, like easy access to
Speaker 1: nuclear weapons, because I might, I might just press the button,
Speaker 1: you know, But what's yours? I would say, Merging without
Speaker 1: looking is a thing that people on Long Island do
Speaker 1: and nobody uses their blinker. That is one of my
Speaker 1: biggest pet peeves. Use your blinker, especially when you're changing
Speaker 1: lanes close to me. Yeah, it's a very good way
Speaker 1: to cause an accident, obviously, So that's one thing. And
Speaker 1: I would tell you, I don't know if you've ever
Speaker 1: experienced this, but it has happened to me multiple I'd
Speaker 1: say I've been in about I'd say I've been in
Speaker 1: a half a dozen vehicles in the last year where
Speaker 1: this has happened. It's usually in either a taxi or
Speaker 1: an uber, so I'm not driving. This is in New
Speaker 1: York City because yes, people don't have cars in New
Speaker 1: York City because garages cost seven hundred dollars a month
Speaker 1: and the car is super annoying to deal with. But anyway,
Speaker 1: they I've had drivers who will tap the break with
Speaker 1: their foot at a red light, so that the car
Speaker 1: lurches forward a little bit, just just continuously is lurching forward.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I've never experienced this until recently. It's
Speaker 1: happened to though a few times. It's like it's like
Speaker 1: they're trying to make me car sick, Like I completely
Speaker 1: lose my mind. I don't know where they get this from,
Speaker 1: Like who would want to why would you want to
Speaker 1: be a car that's that's like jumping forward continuously at
Speaker 1: a red light. That's so odd. Maybe it's just an
Speaker 1: uber driver thing. I don't know. I guess because maybe
Speaker 1: they've just had so much caffeine or something and they
Speaker 1: can't so anyway, that's one that drives me. That drives
Speaker 1: me totally insane. Another one is also people that accelerate
Speaker 1: into red lights, Like what is that? Why are you
Speaker 1: accelerating into a red light? What are you some kind
Speaker 1: of savage? It's crazy. I accelerate into a yellow light, well,
Speaker 1: of course, trying to save time, but if the light's
Speaker 1: already red, I'm not saying accelerate even through a red light.
Speaker 1: That's dangerous, but at least I understand I'm talking about. Oh,
Speaker 1: I just made a left turn. The light is red.
Speaker 1: You know they go really fast and to stop at
Speaker 1: the red light. What are you doing? I don't get it.
Speaker 1: I get what you mean now, yeah, yeah, accelerating into
Speaker 1: a red light, like you stop but you know you're
Speaker 1: gonna have to stop because there's already cars coming, But
Speaker 1: you want to go. You want to get to that
Speaker 1: red light fast. I don't understand that that tries. That
Speaker 1: drives me. It seems like a waste of guest. I
Speaker 1: would totally totally agree with you. We'll say, one fun
Speaker 1: thing about out in Nashville is that everybody's on those
Speaker 1: stupid little electric scooters. Man, everybody, and they're amazing. Those
Speaker 1: things are awesome. So you're saying that you're riding around
Speaker 1: Nashville in an electric scooter. Maybe I can neither. I
Speaker 1: can neither confirm nor deny. I really hope there's video
Speaker 1: of this out there somewhere. And I will say the thing.
Speaker 1: The thing about those electric scooters is there's no way
Speaker 1: to ride on them and look cool. But there's so
Speaker 1: much fun when you're riding on it, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. It would be like it would be like
Speaker 1: if you're out there with missus mark on a tandem bicycle,
Speaker 1: you know, like a two person bicycle. That's probably fun,
Speaker 1: like you guys are probably be a nice day on that.
Speaker 1: It's hard to look cool on a tandem bicycle. You
Speaker 1: probably don't wear a helmet, right because there's no helmet
Speaker 1: that could possibly fit you. No, they don't have the
Speaker 1: special size helmets here, you know. And I don't have
Speaker 1: time to get a FedEx to me or whatever. So yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't have I don't have the ability,
Speaker 1: but I do. I will say the food and that
Speaker 1: I'm getting a little chubby here in Nashville because the
Speaker 1: food is is very good. And that is when when
Speaker 1: you're in a city that you don't live in and
Speaker 1: you don't know anyone, and you're not with your wife
Speaker 1: or your girlfriend. I mean in my case obviously girlfriend.
Speaker 1: Uh you I feel like you just end up being
Speaker 1: your only entertainment at night? Is where am I gonna
Speaker 1: go eat? You know? And you end up going somewhere?
Speaker 1: And what are you? You're gonna not get the French fries?
Speaker 1: Are what are we? What are we animals? We're not
Speaker 1: gonna get the French fries? Come on, have you had
Speaker 1: some hot chicken yet No, but people keep telling me
Speaker 1: about that. Apparently it's very spicy, so be careful. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's probably probably not my gem. I have gone to
Speaker 1: the same barbecue place like four times. It is so good.
Speaker 1: Have you ever come out here? I'll give you the
Speaker 1: barbecue hook up. Well, anyway, I want to you want
Speaker 1: to hear from producer Mark. He is doing well, he's good,
Speaker 1: and uh, you know we're gonna do uh produce Mark,
Speaker 1: can we do some roll call tomorrow? Well, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be on vacation, so producer Brandon and you can do
Speaker 1: role call. Wow, look at that, folks. I even want
Speaker 1: him to join for the roll call and he's going
Speaker 1: on it. Where are you going? Bethany Beach? Delaware? Oh?
Speaker 1: Nice Delaware? Very underrated beaches. Delaware beaches are beautiful, exactly.
Speaker 1: We decided against the Jersey Shore or all the craziness.
Speaker 1: We decided maybe Delaware would be a little more low
Speaker 1: key and just relaxing. All right, Well, you give missus
Speaker 1: Mark my regards. Tell you've earned your vacation, but we
Speaker 1: need you back soon because we had a lot of
Speaker 1: work to do. I promise I'll be back sometime next week.
Speaker 1: There we go today, and that's gonna be our show
Speaker 1: for today. I will be back with you tomorrow, even
Speaker 1: if producer Mark is leaving us and we're all gonna
Speaker 1: go cry big tears about it, but I'll be with
Speaker 1: you tomorrow. Please continue to subscribe and pass the buck
Speaker 1: for the bucks x in podcast. This is my passion.
Speaker 1: I love talking to you all every day and just
Speaker 1: getting a chance to speak to you. And we're gonna
Speaker 1: start having guests again next week. It's just because I'm
Speaker 1: in Nashville and we got some tech challenges, but they'll
Speaker 1: be guests joining this show, and we got all kinds
Speaker 1: of fun things planned. So until tomorrow, Shield's High