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Speaker 1: September eighth edition of the program. We have much to
Speaker 1: discuss today. The latest on doctor Jah and the COVID
Speaker 1: madness of the Fauchiites. Will certainly discuss that they're still
Speaker 1: telling us that they know what to do, but they
Speaker 1: clearly do not. We've also got a horrific shooting in Memphis, Tennessee.
Speaker 1: To discuss a very tough week for the city of Memphis.
Speaker 1: What can be done to turn the crime wave around,
Speaker 1: and why aren't more Republicans discussing what that is. Also,
Speaker 1: the border another area where I think there's not nearly
Speaker 1: enough discussion for Republicans going into the midterm elections. This
Speaker 1: is something we all should be talking about. Over five
Speaker 1: million people have legally crossed into the country during Biden's
Speaker 1: time in office. It's getting worse and worse down there.
Speaker 1: The fencinel, the cartel activity. We'll discuss all of that.
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Speaker 1: for some people the COVID madness is over, but I
Speaker 1: have to remind everybody of it because of two Because
Speaker 1: of two things. One, it's not over, still going on,
Speaker 1: depends on where you are in the country, what circumstance
Speaker 1: you're in, but it's absolutely still happening. And two, we
Speaker 1: have not yet had an election that was a true
Speaker 1: referendum on what happened with all of the COVID insanity.
Speaker 1: And if they get away with it, I can assure
Speaker 1: you they're going to push for more. They're going to
Speaker 1: extend the It won't necessarily be about a respiratory virus,
Speaker 1: but they will extend the craziness of fauciite authoritarianism to
Speaker 1: other areas where they think they can get away with it.
Speaker 1: I just played the audio yesterday in Facts. Fox News
Speaker 1: picked it up picked it up as a story for
Speaker 1: their Fox News dot com where I was discussing the
Speaker 1: bureaucrat from the EU saying we just need to flatten
Speaker 1: the curve for two weeks for energy demand. Oh, flatten
Speaker 1: the curve for energy demand? How long before they start
Speaker 1: expanding some of the other rhetoric. You know this is
Speaker 1: about science climate. Yeah, you know how it's going to go.
Speaker 1: So it's important that we hold them to account. This
Speaker 1: is doctor Ashish job because in New York City, where
Speaker 1: I live, they finally got rid of the mandate. It
Speaker 1: was it was in order from the state to make
Speaker 1: you mask up on effectively, planes, trains will not automobiles,
Speaker 1: but buses, planes, trains and buses. There you go, well, yeah,
Speaker 1: buses an automobile. Here's doctor Jah when asked about this change,
Speaker 1: play cliff one. We are, I believe, entering a new
Speaker 1: phase of the pandemic on. We know that while masking works,
Speaker 1: we also know that decisions around mask mandates do you
Speaker 1: have them not, where do you have them? Those are
Speaker 1: decisions best made by local leaders who understand their communities.
Speaker 1: I think at this point, with infections, be a five
Speaker 1: numbers coming down I understand. I think certainly is reasonable
Speaker 1: what New York is doing. The key here is to
Speaker 1: watch the numbers carefully. Obviously, if things turn in the
Speaker 1: other direction, may want to take more action, but ultimately
Speaker 1: decisions best made by local leaders. See says, I believe
Speaker 1: we're entering a new phase. We know that while masking works,
Speaker 1: we also know that decisions around mask mandates have not
Speaker 1: Where do you have them? Those your decisions best made
Speaker 1: by local leaders. Now they're pushing it all down to
Speaker 1: the local level. Masks do not work. This is just
Speaker 1: obvious at this point. It is clearly the case that
Speaker 1: masks have been a symbol of political allegiance now for
Speaker 1: a long time. The way human beings actually wear them
Speaker 1: and the duration of their anyway, you know, I've been
Speaker 1: on this for over two years, and I've been right
Speaker 1: as honestly long as anyone on this issue who's opposed masks.
Speaker 1: There are very few I can think of a couple
Speaker 1: of handfuls of people who have known that Fauci was
Speaker 1: a liar and despised all the COVID protocols, the hashtag
Speaker 1: science protocols as much as I have. But they're still
Speaker 1: telling you this, and it's unacceptable. They should be begging
Speaker 1: your forgiveness. The learning loss issue specifically, is one that
Speaker 1: they're trying to roll out now, as though it's just
Speaker 1: a thing that happened. It's not a thing that happened.
Speaker 1: It's a thing that they did two children. This is
Speaker 1: what democrats decided that they would shut down schools, not
Speaker 1: for a month or two that we could have handled,
Speaker 1: for over a year. They shut down schools for the
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one, twenty twenty two or twenty twenty twenty
Speaker 1: twenty one academic year, which is completely insane. There was
Speaker 1: no justification for it, and yet now they act like
Speaker 1: they're the good guys. I'm sorry. We just can't let
Speaker 1: that stand. It's just not acceptable, and that's why I
Speaker 1: continue to hammer these things. You know, doctor Wilenski's out
Speaker 1: there telling everybody, Oh, you're so much less likely to
Speaker 1: die of COVID if you've received your vaccines. Okay, well
Speaker 1: how many vaccines? I'm just wondering, is it two or
Speaker 1: is it four? Is it five? Two would be the baseline, right,
Speaker 1: that was the initial way. Four would be with the
Speaker 1: most recent boosters. Five would be with the whole new
Speaker 1: one that they've rolled out now, the omicron and b
Speaker 1: A five specific one. They don't even they don't have
Speaker 1: any answers. You know why they don't have answers. They
Speaker 1: didn't even try to finish the human trials of the
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Speaker 1: So we have this horrific shooting in Memphis, Tennessee. Four
Speaker 1: people were killed, and this is becoming, unfortunately an all
Speaker 1: too familiar storyline of somebody who was a convict serve
Speaker 1: time for attempted murder. His name is Ezekiel Kelly, nineteen
Speaker 1: years old, violent criminal record, attempted first degree murder. He
Speaker 1: launched a rampage in Memphis at one am and he
Speaker 1: terrorized the city until very very late into the morning hours,
Speaker 1: and finally he was caught by police. It's been obviously
Speaker 1: a terrible week for the city of Memphis. You had
Speaker 1: that kidnapping woman who was out jogging, mother of two,
Speaker 1: raped and murdered by another violent dangerous criminal who was
Speaker 1: let out before serving his full sentence. Ezekiel Kelly live
Speaker 1: streamed one of the people that he on Facebook, one
Speaker 1: of the people that he shot, and he was firing
Speaker 1: his gun at random at people. It seems this guy
Speaker 1: is obviously a violent psychopath and clearly should not have
Speaker 1: been walking around. He was a danger to the public.
Speaker 1: He was in prison already for attempted first degree murder.
Speaker 1: Why was he out? Well, how how could he be
Speaker 1: somebody who served time for attempted murder? He's nineteen years old.
Speaker 1: We can alter the math on this. He didn't serve
Speaker 1: very much time, did He didn't spend a lot of
Speaker 1: time in prison, not a lot of time for reflection, rehabilitation,
Speaker 1: or just straight up punishment, none of it. So who's
Speaker 1: making these decisions? Well, this may come as a surprise
Speaker 1: to some people, but you should pretty much expect it
Speaker 1: at this point. First of all, Memphis has had one
Speaker 1: of the most violent, if not the most violent years
Speaker 1: ever in terms of murders and violent crimes last year
Speaker 1: or so. So Memphis is having a very rough time.
Speaker 1: And you think, well, Tennessee is a red state, so
Speaker 1: why what's going on? I mean, this can't be democrats mean,
Speaker 1: Oh no, it's Soros ecutors, sorrows backed prosecutors in Nashville
Speaker 1: and in Memphis, and Memphis is far beyond the national
Speaker 1: average for violence and for violent crime. This only stops
Speaker 1: when we decide that violent crime is unacceptable and people
Speaker 1: who commit violent crimes are going to spend a long
Speaker 1: time in prison. This only moves in the right direction,
Speaker 1: at least when we make that determination. As long as
Speaker 1: we sit around pretending that this is somehow an issue
Speaker 1: of a racist system, or this is a function of
Speaker 1: the need to enhance social justice, or we need more
Speaker 1: social workers, none of this gets better in any of
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