1 00:00:11,657 --> 00:00:14,937 Speaker 1: You're listening to the Buck Sexton Joe podcast, make sure 2 00:00:14,937 --> 00:00:17,977 Speaker 1: you subscribe to the podcast on the iHeartRadio app or 3 00:00:17,977 --> 00:00:23,777 Speaker 1: wherever you get your podcasts. A new report compiled by 4 00:00:23,777 --> 00:00:27,017 Speaker 1: the NYPDE proves that New York States bail reform laws 5 00:00:27,057 --> 00:00:30,537 Speaker 1: are emboldening career criminals. A small group of just ten 6 00:00:30,577 --> 00:00:33,377 Speaker 1: career criminals were allowed to wreak havoc across the Big 7 00:00:33,377 --> 00:00:37,297 Speaker 1: Apple and rack up nearly five hundred arrests after the 8 00:00:37,337 --> 00:00:41,057 Speaker 1: state enacted its controversial bail reform law. Most of them 9 00:00:41,217 --> 00:00:43,457 Speaker 1: still out on the streets. Folks. I'll bring you these 10 00:00:43,657 --> 00:00:47,737 Speaker 1: stunning revelations. Buy the numbers. And Mayor Eric adams reaction 11 00:00:47,777 --> 00:00:55,937 Speaker 1: to it all in tonight's hold the line they say, 12 00:00:56,017 --> 00:00:59,537 Speaker 1: the difference definition of insanity is to do the same 13 00:00:59,577 --> 00:01:05,617 Speaker 1: thing repeatedly but expect different results. Our criminal justice system 14 00:01:05,817 --> 00:01:10,257 Speaker 1: is insane. It's quite quite a line. Welcome the law. 15 00:01:10,257 --> 00:01:14,497 Speaker 1: On buck Sexton. He's right now, a season Democrat, he's 16 00:01:15,057 --> 00:01:17,137 Speaker 1: left wing on a lot of things. I disagree with 17 00:01:17,177 --> 00:01:19,577 Speaker 1: Mary Adams on a whole range of stuff that he's said. 18 00:01:20,217 --> 00:01:22,457 Speaker 1: But when he says something that's true, actually that's right, 19 00:01:22,497 --> 00:01:24,817 Speaker 1: that's true, and the criminal justice system in New York 20 00:01:24,857 --> 00:01:28,617 Speaker 1: City as it currently is constituted is nuts. Okay. It's 21 00:01:28,657 --> 00:01:33,657 Speaker 1: not helping people, not keeping people safe. It is coddling criminals. 22 00:01:34,257 --> 00:01:37,537 Speaker 1: That is the reality of it, okay. And by the 23 00:01:37,617 --> 00:01:40,177 Speaker 1: numbers you can just see it has gotten so much 24 00:01:40,177 --> 00:01:43,137 Speaker 1: worse in just the last two or three years. And 25 00:01:43,217 --> 00:01:45,697 Speaker 1: you can trace it directly to the rise of progressive 26 00:01:45,737 --> 00:01:49,737 Speaker 1: prosecutors in places like New York and the pale reform law, 27 00:01:50,017 --> 00:01:54,937 Speaker 1: the BLM movement, the defund police rhetoric, a disaster for 28 00:01:55,057 --> 00:01:58,257 Speaker 1: the Big Apple. This is the New York posts cover 29 00:01:58,657 --> 00:02:02,697 Speaker 1: ten people, nine hundred and forty five days, four hundred 30 00:02:02,737 --> 00:02:07,937 Speaker 1: and eighty five primes, and most of them are still free. 31 00:02:07,977 --> 00:02:12,017 Speaker 1: Ten people being almost five hundred crimes. And this is 32 00:02:12,137 --> 00:02:14,777 Speaker 1: even New York that they were arrested for and they're 33 00:02:14,777 --> 00:02:17,337 Speaker 1: just still running around committing crimes all the time. How 34 00:02:17,377 --> 00:02:20,097 Speaker 1: can anyone think we have a serious criminal justice system here. 35 00:02:20,577 --> 00:02:23,457 Speaker 1: We're not talking about somebody who you know, stole a 36 00:02:23,497 --> 00:02:26,057 Speaker 1: candy bar and is serving ten years upstate or something. 37 00:02:26,097 --> 00:02:28,617 Speaker 1: I mean, this is crazy, that doesn't happen. In fact, 38 00:02:28,657 --> 00:02:31,617 Speaker 1: we got people robbing people, assaulting people, attacking people, and 39 00:02:31,657 --> 00:02:33,737 Speaker 1: they're out on the streets like it's no big deal, 40 00:02:34,737 --> 00:02:36,937 Speaker 1: not to think. My word for this is the reality, folks. 41 00:02:36,937 --> 00:02:39,497 Speaker 1: The Democrats, of course, we're all but it's about social 42 00:02:39,537 --> 00:02:43,057 Speaker 1: justice and ending racism, and it's all nonsense, all right. 43 00:02:43,097 --> 00:02:50,337 Speaker 1: They're actually hurting minority communities. They're hurting the law abiding, 44 00:02:50,457 --> 00:02:54,737 Speaker 1: which is the ninety five ninety nine percent of people 45 00:02:54,857 --> 00:03:00,297 Speaker 1: in even high crime neighborhoods that are disproportionately minority. They're 46 00:03:00,577 --> 00:03:04,297 Speaker 1: abandoning them in favor of the small group of people 47 00:03:04,657 --> 00:03:09,057 Speaker 1: who are actually criminals. Unbelievable. Here's Mayor Adams breaking down 48 00:03:09,097 --> 00:03:13,537 Speaker 1: the stats about NYPD arrests. Check this out. Let's look 49 00:03:13,537 --> 00:03:19,817 Speaker 1: at the real numbers. In twenty twenty two, twenty five 50 00:03:19,977 --> 00:03:24,017 Speaker 1: percent of the one thousand, four hundred and ninety four 51 00:03:24,097 --> 00:03:29,897 Speaker 1: people arrested for burglary committed another felony within sixty days. 52 00:03:30,657 --> 00:03:37,057 Speaker 1: Within sixty days, that's three hundred and ninety three people 53 00:03:37,217 --> 00:03:42,537 Speaker 1: who did the same. In two thousand and seventeen, however, 54 00:03:42,777 --> 00:03:47,177 Speaker 1: just seven point seven percent went on to commit another crime. 55 00:03:47,297 --> 00:03:50,577 Speaker 1: Two thousand, three hundred and eighty six people were arrested 56 00:03:50,617 --> 00:03:55,217 Speaker 1: with a gun. Of those, approximately one thousand, nine twenty 57 00:03:55,217 --> 00:03:59,977 Speaker 1: one out on the street rested with a gun out 58 00:04:00,017 --> 00:04:03,537 Speaker 1: on the street. I mean, notice how the Libs love 59 00:04:03,577 --> 00:04:06,097 Speaker 1: to give these lectures, but how we need structor gun 60 00:04:06,177 --> 00:04:10,257 Speaker 1: control laws. But then in cities where there are people 61 00:04:10,297 --> 00:04:13,177 Speaker 1: being arrested for illegal gun possession all the time. But 62 00:04:13,337 --> 00:04:16,297 Speaker 1: because the left gets upset because the individuals who are 63 00:04:16,297 --> 00:04:20,017 Speaker 1: getting arrested for those firearm offenses in New York, for example, 64 00:04:20,057 --> 00:04:24,217 Speaker 1: are ninety percent racial minorities. That's just the statistics, that's 65 00:04:24,257 --> 00:04:27,057 Speaker 1: just the reality. So then they want the criminal justice 66 00:04:27,097 --> 00:04:30,857 Speaker 1: system to not punish the violations, clear violations of the 67 00:04:30,897 --> 00:04:34,297 Speaker 1: gun laws that they demand. This is what we're actually 68 00:04:34,337 --> 00:04:37,217 Speaker 1: dealing with here, And what makes it even worse is 69 00:04:37,217 --> 00:04:40,217 Speaker 1: that individuals who break the law continue to break the 70 00:04:40,297 --> 00:04:43,177 Speaker 1: law over and over again. More victims, more crimes, more victims, 71 00:04:43,217 --> 00:04:47,337 Speaker 1: more crimes. How is the justice system allowing this to happen? 72 00:04:48,057 --> 00:04:50,097 Speaker 1: How could anyone think that this is sane? Of course 73 00:04:50,097 --> 00:04:53,057 Speaker 1: it's not. It is insane. Here is NYPD Commissioner Key 74 00:04:53,137 --> 00:04:57,097 Speaker 1: Chance Sewell talking about this issue of recidivism, repeat offenders 75 00:04:57,097 --> 00:04:59,137 Speaker 1: and how it's gotten so bad a New York Watch. 76 00:04:59,417 --> 00:05:03,617 Speaker 1: Recidivist criminals are planning or taking the opportunity to commit 77 00:05:03,657 --> 00:05:09,577 Speaker 1: their next larceny, robbery, burglary, or other crime. Their efforts 78 00:05:09,617 --> 00:05:12,737 Speaker 1: are in increasingly aided by the fact that after the 79 00:05:12,857 --> 00:05:17,417 Speaker 1: NYPD has arrested them, the criminal justice system fails to 80 00:05:17,417 --> 00:05:22,617 Speaker 1: hold them appropriately accountable for their actions. These offenders face 81 00:05:22,857 --> 00:05:28,417 Speaker 1: very few, if any, repercussions, despite committing crime after crime, 82 00:05:29,297 --> 00:05:33,457 Speaker 1: and the number of victims continues to go up. She's 83 00:05:33,497 --> 00:05:36,497 Speaker 1: saying the right things. Mayor Eric Adams saying the right things. 84 00:05:37,377 --> 00:05:41,137 Speaker 1: Maybe New York City is waking up. Maybe all the 85 00:05:41,217 --> 00:05:44,937 Speaker 1: BLM activists and all the defund the police, and the 86 00:05:45,017 --> 00:05:47,657 Speaker 1: anti FA lunatics and all these people that were undermining 87 00:05:47,657 --> 00:05:50,297 Speaker 1: our criminal justice system, pretending that it was all racist, 88 00:05:50,297 --> 00:05:52,497 Speaker 1: it was all unfair, It wasn't keeping us safe, it 89 00:05:52,577 --> 00:05:55,617 Speaker 1: was making everything worse. Maybe they will shut up and 90 00:05:55,897 --> 00:05:59,657 Speaker 1: be removed from the conversation so that we can actually 91 00:05:59,697 --> 00:06:03,217 Speaker 1: have the adults understand that this has all gone in 92 00:06:03,297 --> 00:06:06,657 Speaker 1: the wrong direction, that the criminals are running free, they 93 00:06:06,657 --> 00:06:09,577 Speaker 1: are terrorizing their communities, and it's time to lock up 94 00:06:09,617 --> 00:06:14,617 Speaker 1: people who keep breaking the law. Okay, we can do this. 95 00:06:14,857 --> 00:06:18,017 Speaker 1: We can determine that. Sure, a minor offense, a first 96 00:06:18,057 --> 00:06:21,497 Speaker 1: defense people, you know, the justice system should and does 97 00:06:21,537 --> 00:06:24,577 Speaker 1: take that into account. If you've been arrested fifty times, 98 00:06:24,777 --> 00:06:27,057 Speaker 1: you need to spend a lot of time in prison. Okay, 99 00:06:27,177 --> 00:06:29,177 Speaker 1: you need to be taken out of society for a while. 100 00:06:29,257 --> 00:06:32,497 Speaker 1: You've been arrested twenty times, ten times, five times, you know. 101 00:06:32,897 --> 00:06:34,537 Speaker 1: But there are people, I mean, they talk about this 102 00:06:34,577 --> 00:06:38,457 Speaker 1: in the briefing a hundred arrests. They're not arresting people anyway. 103 00:06:38,457 --> 00:06:40,297 Speaker 1: But you can defecate and urinate in the streets in 104 00:06:40,337 --> 00:06:42,897 Speaker 1: New York. You're not getting arrested for traffic violations or 105 00:06:43,257 --> 00:06:45,617 Speaker 1: sleeping in the streets or whatever. They're getting arrested for 106 00:06:46,017 --> 00:06:49,937 Speaker 1: stealing stuff or hurting people. Those are basically or drugs. 107 00:06:50,217 --> 00:06:51,897 Speaker 1: Those are the things that people are being arrested for 108 00:06:51,937 --> 00:06:55,617 Speaker 1: in serious drunks, not marijuana, you know, drug dealing. Bentonol 109 00:06:55,697 --> 00:07:00,617 Speaker 1: thinks that kill people arrowin. It's remarkable that this was 110 00:07:00,657 --> 00:07:03,297 Speaker 1: even something we had to go through again, but it is. Meanwhile, 111 00:07:03,297 --> 00:07:07,417 Speaker 1: the Manhattan DA Soros back progressive prosecutor the worst. He 112 00:07:07,457 --> 00:07:09,377 Speaker 1: pushes back on this. He says, there's always more work 113 00:07:09,417 --> 00:07:13,097 Speaker 1: to be done. Thanks genius. I'm proud of what we're 114 00:07:13,137 --> 00:07:15,737 Speaker 1: doing at the Manhattan DA's office. We're working every day 115 00:07:15,737 --> 00:07:20,897 Speaker 1: to improve our imperfect system. Yeah you don't say, gosh, really, 116 00:07:21,817 --> 00:07:23,377 Speaker 1: the people of New York need to vote for leez 117 00:07:23,417 --> 00:07:27,137 Speaker 1: Elvin just so he can fire this abject buffoon brag 118 00:07:27,217 --> 00:07:30,497 Speaker 1: from the DA's office on day one. Fire him. You 119 00:07:30,537 --> 00:07:33,337 Speaker 1: don't even ask for bire him. Say he has terminated, 120 00:07:33,377 --> 00:07:36,297 Speaker 1: he has gone from that job. That is what needs 121 00:07:36,297 --> 00:07:38,017 Speaker 1: to happen. And for those of say, oh, the crime 122 00:07:38,017 --> 00:07:40,097 Speaker 1: problem isn't that bad, it's not really all the lives. 123 00:07:40,137 --> 00:07:42,057 Speaker 1: That's the other thing. They say, it's not their fault. 124 00:07:42,057 --> 00:07:43,337 Speaker 1: But then the lass to say, but there isn't even 125 00:07:43,377 --> 00:07:46,337 Speaker 1: a crime problem. Here's their favorite FBI director since James Comy, 126 00:07:46,377 --> 00:07:48,777 Speaker 1: Chris Pherrey, saying, yeah, there is a real violent crime problem. 127 00:07:48,817 --> 00:07:51,617 Speaker 1: Now watch. You know. I speak with chiefs and sheriffs 128 00:07:51,657 --> 00:07:54,977 Speaker 1: all the time, in fact, just about every week, sometimes more, 129 00:07:55,017 --> 00:07:58,457 Speaker 1: and the number one concern I hear from them, by far, 130 00:07:59,657 --> 00:08:03,377 Speaker 1: is rising violence in their communities. Whether it's gangs terrorizing 131 00:08:03,377 --> 00:08:06,777 Speaker 1: a neighborhood, well known trigger pullers who keep finding their 132 00:08:06,817 --> 00:08:10,697 Speaker 1: way back out onto the streets, robbery crews graduating from 133 00:08:10,777 --> 00:08:15,417 Speaker 1: carjackings to aggravate assaults, and worse, the violent crime problem 134 00:08:15,577 --> 00:08:18,657 Speaker 1: is real, and it's one we are firmly determined to 135 00:08:18,857 --> 00:08:22,617 Speaker 1: combat the problem is real. You know how you combat it, 136 00:08:23,377 --> 00:08:26,497 Speaker 1: locking up criminals. We'll have more on this with retired 137 00:08:26,697 --> 00:08:29,577 Speaker 1: YPD officer John Cardillo coming up. First, Let's talk about 138 00:08:29,617 --> 00:08:31,457 Speaker 1: a potential opportunity. 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We think this is 158 00:09:22,137 --> 00:09:24,857 Speaker 1: going to sell out. Quickly call everybody back within twenty 159 00:09:24,857 --> 00:09:27,697 Speaker 1: four hours. John Cardillo joins us when we come back. 160 00:09:34,177 --> 00:09:37,337 Speaker 1: During his press conference on New York's quote insane, that's 161 00:09:37,337 --> 00:09:40,337 Speaker 1: what he called it, criminal justice system. Yesterday, Mayor Eric 162 00:09:40,337 --> 00:09:43,217 Speaker 1: Adams used the example from just last week, a teenager 163 00:09:43,297 --> 00:09:45,737 Speaker 1: you see on Cambra here beating a New York City 164 00:09:45,737 --> 00:09:48,617 Speaker 1: Police officer in a subway station. This was three days 165 00:09:48,657 --> 00:09:52,617 Speaker 1: after being released without bail for a robbery or rest. Well, 166 00:09:52,617 --> 00:09:56,017 Speaker 1: these laws actually change. Let's ask someone very familiar with 167 00:09:56,057 --> 00:09:59,337 Speaker 1: fighting crime here in the Big Apple, former NYPD officer 168 00:09:59,577 --> 00:10:03,617 Speaker 1: John Cardillo and conservative commentator John I gotta say, man, 169 00:10:04,857 --> 00:10:09,017 Speaker 1: the speech that they gave where they laid out these numbers, 170 00:10:08,377 --> 00:10:11,337 Speaker 1: it was real deal. I mean, they're they're finally it 171 00:10:11,377 --> 00:10:15,497 Speaker 1: sounds like seeing the reality. What do you think? Yeah, 172 00:10:15,497 --> 00:10:19,777 Speaker 1: I mean, how can they not? I mean Leezelden, gubernatorial 173 00:10:19,777 --> 00:10:23,977 Speaker 1: candidate in New York, US congressman. Somebody tries to stab them. 174 00:10:24,057 --> 00:10:27,737 Speaker 1: I had a rally with cameras and police and security. 175 00:10:28,057 --> 00:10:31,177 Speaker 1: We're seeing crime infiltrate areas of the city that we 176 00:10:31,217 --> 00:10:35,017 Speaker 1: haven't seen an infiltrate since the late eighties or early nineties. 177 00:10:35,017 --> 00:10:37,657 Speaker 1: You know, Times Square, Rudy Giuliani cleaned up Time Square. 178 00:10:37,937 --> 00:10:41,497 Speaker 1: Central Park is dangerous again. I was in. I hadn't 179 00:10:41,497 --> 00:10:43,137 Speaker 1: been in New York City in a wild bucket, and 180 00:10:43,177 --> 00:10:45,017 Speaker 1: a few weeks back, I had a flight of Europe. 181 00:10:45,417 --> 00:10:47,577 Speaker 1: So I came in on a Sunday evening and I 182 00:10:47,617 --> 00:10:50,217 Speaker 1: was at a hotel downtown near Wall Street how to 183 00:10:50,257 --> 00:10:51,937 Speaker 1: walk to the drug store to get some last minute 184 00:10:51,937 --> 00:10:54,577 Speaker 1: things for the trip, and I was shocked. It reminded 185 00:10:54,577 --> 00:10:56,337 Speaker 1: me of when I came out of the Police Academy 186 00:10:56,417 --> 00:11:02,097 Speaker 1: under David Dinkins pre Giuliani homeless people, drug addicts, hypodermic 187 00:11:02,137 --> 00:11:05,897 Speaker 1: syringes in the doorways of buildings in what is an 188 00:11:05,897 --> 00:11:10,817 Speaker 1: otherwise affluent or class a professional building area. Haven't seen 189 00:11:10,857 --> 00:11:13,937 Speaker 1: this in thirty some odd years. Didn't think we'd ever 190 00:11:13,977 --> 00:11:16,177 Speaker 1: see it again. And I think Adams is smart enough 191 00:11:16,177 --> 00:11:19,617 Speaker 1: to realize, even if he is woke as hell, each 192 00:11:19,657 --> 00:11:21,977 Speaker 1: pot enough to realize that without law and order, you 193 00:11:22,097 --> 00:11:25,337 Speaker 1: don't have commerce, and without commerce, New York City becomes 194 00:11:25,337 --> 00:11:28,897 Speaker 1: Baltimore or Detroit. According to the m IPD, John, one 195 00:11:28,897 --> 00:11:31,457 Speaker 1: of the worst repeat offenders that they cited in that 196 00:11:31,497 --> 00:11:35,617 Speaker 1: press conference, has been arrested one hundred and one times, 197 00:11:36,217 --> 00:11:39,297 Speaker 1: including eighty eight just since bail reform in twenty twenty. 198 00:11:39,897 --> 00:11:44,977 Speaker 1: This is amazing. Somehow these progressive prosecutors, these social justice 199 00:11:45,017 --> 00:11:49,297 Speaker 1: woke DA's managed to either well, they convince people as 200 00:11:49,337 --> 00:11:53,017 Speaker 1: well as being convinced themselves. Apparently that people are going 201 00:11:53,057 --> 00:11:56,697 Speaker 1: away for years for stealing a candy bar in Realityville, 202 00:11:56,937 --> 00:11:58,617 Speaker 1: and now as we see here in New York City, 203 00:11:59,297 --> 00:12:02,097 Speaker 1: you get somebody arrested one hundred times for a whole 204 00:12:02,177 --> 00:12:05,537 Speaker 1: range of crimes, including felonies. Feels like the criminal justice 205 00:12:05,577 --> 00:12:09,337 Speaker 1: systems got a little easy on some folks. Yes, non existent, right, 206 00:12:09,337 --> 00:12:12,017 Speaker 1: I mean, look, people need to understand, and it's been 207 00:12:12,017 --> 00:12:14,817 Speaker 1: discussed at nausea in but your audience needs to understand 208 00:12:14,857 --> 00:12:18,537 Speaker 1: how dangerous the Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's behavior is. 209 00:12:18,937 --> 00:12:21,257 Speaker 1: So he is prosecuting if you pull out a gun 210 00:12:21,297 --> 00:12:23,937 Speaker 1: in New York City and you rob someone at gunpoint, 211 00:12:23,937 --> 00:12:27,137 Speaker 1: a family with young children, as long as you don't 212 00:12:27,137 --> 00:12:31,177 Speaker 1: injure anybody, that's not being prosecuted as a robbery first degree, 213 00:12:31,297 --> 00:12:35,537 Speaker 1: a felony armed robbery that's being prosecuted as a petty larceny. 214 00:12:35,577 --> 00:12:37,417 Speaker 1: That means, if you stick the gun in the face 215 00:12:37,417 --> 00:12:40,297 Speaker 1: of a child as you rob their parents, you're being 216 00:12:40,417 --> 00:12:43,137 Speaker 1: charged the same as you would if you walked into 217 00:12:43,137 --> 00:12:48,017 Speaker 1: Walgreens and shoplifted a bottle of shampoo. It is beyond insanity, Buck, 218 00:12:48,057 --> 00:12:51,057 Speaker 1: and all it's doing is enabling the criminals. They know 219 00:12:51,137 --> 00:12:53,017 Speaker 1: that nothing is going to happen to them, and it 220 00:12:53,177 --> 00:12:57,137 Speaker 1: is free reign on the victims. He is a thug coddler, 221 00:12:57,297 --> 00:13:01,737 Speaker 1: Alvin Bragg, like too many other sorrows funded woe prosecutors 222 00:13:01,737 --> 00:13:04,777 Speaker 1: around the country. That's astonishing, Johnny. Though. They also they 223 00:13:04,817 --> 00:13:07,817 Speaker 1: just had some statistics that I had heard before. And 224 00:13:07,857 --> 00:13:09,417 Speaker 1: God's like you were on the job and told me 225 00:13:09,497 --> 00:13:14,697 Speaker 1: this anecdote and say, you know, every every precinct captain, 226 00:13:14,737 --> 00:13:19,057 Speaker 1: I mean, every intel officer for every station house anywhere 227 00:13:19,097 --> 00:13:21,777 Speaker 1: across the country, anywhere across the city, will say, we 228 00:13:21,897 --> 00:13:24,497 Speaker 1: basically know who the bad guys are in the precinct, 229 00:13:24,497 --> 00:13:27,057 Speaker 1: who are doing most of the really bad stuff. Turns 230 00:13:27,097 --> 00:13:29,937 Speaker 1: out that's not just their perception. The data reflects that 231 00:13:30,497 --> 00:13:34,417 Speaker 1: New York City shooting since twenty twenty one, seven hundred 232 00:13:34,457 --> 00:13:38,337 Speaker 1: and sixteen people are responsible for thirty percent of the 233 00:13:38,417 --> 00:13:43,257 Speaker 1: shootings and their repeat I'm sorry, it's roughly seven hundreds 234 00:13:43,377 --> 00:13:45,657 Speaker 1: of people are the ones responsible for thirty percent of 235 00:13:45,657 --> 00:13:48,857 Speaker 1: the shootings and their repeat offenders. So I mean you 236 00:13:48,857 --> 00:13:51,017 Speaker 1: have to have a small number of people. I mean, 237 00:13:51,057 --> 00:13:53,457 Speaker 1: there's eight point five million people in New York City, 238 00:13:53,817 --> 00:13:57,537 Speaker 1: about three million black and Hispanic residents of New York 239 00:13:57,577 --> 00:13:59,897 Speaker 1: City all in, and you got less than a thousand 240 00:13:59,897 --> 00:14:02,057 Speaker 1: people doing all the shootings. Like, can't we just lock 241 00:14:02,137 --> 00:14:05,377 Speaker 1: up the thousand people, keep everybody else safe and look 242 00:14:05,377 --> 00:14:08,977 Speaker 1: at adotally? I'll tell you those numbers are are on point. 243 00:14:09,257 --> 00:14:11,897 Speaker 1: You know. I said to your shows, both radio and 244 00:14:11,937 --> 00:14:14,457 Speaker 1: your first show here and on air and my shows 245 00:14:14,457 --> 00:14:17,017 Speaker 1: and others I worked. One of the things that drives 246 00:14:17,017 --> 00:14:19,697 Speaker 1: me insane is all cops are racist. That I worked 247 00:14:19,697 --> 00:14:22,577 Speaker 1: in at ninety nine point nine percent non white command 248 00:14:22,577 --> 00:14:24,657 Speaker 1: as a rookie, the four six pricingt up in the Bronx. 249 00:14:25,177 --> 00:14:27,177 Speaker 1: But we knew who the bad guys were, and we 250 00:14:27,177 --> 00:14:30,657 Speaker 1: were able to estimate that only about four percent of 251 00:14:30,697 --> 00:14:33,417 Speaker 1: the population of our command we're bad guys, right, So 252 00:14:33,697 --> 00:14:35,897 Speaker 1: you're going to work for the other ninety six percent 253 00:14:35,937 --> 00:14:38,217 Speaker 1: of the people out there who are also non white. Right, 254 00:14:38,377 --> 00:14:41,657 Speaker 1: so the racism narrative is just dumb. But we knew 255 00:14:41,697 --> 00:14:44,577 Speaker 1: who the bad guys were, and Rudy Giuliani and I 256 00:14:44,617 --> 00:14:47,697 Speaker 1: have to give credit, we're due. I despise every policy 257 00:14:47,737 --> 00:14:51,297 Speaker 1: position of Michael Bloomberg's except he left the NYPD alone 258 00:14:51,297 --> 00:14:53,017 Speaker 1: to do what they knew how to do. We knew 259 00:14:53,017 --> 00:14:55,817 Speaker 1: who the bad guys were, we knew where to direct patrol, right, 260 00:14:56,137 --> 00:15:02,497 Speaker 1: put increased uniform resources to mitigate the risk of violent crime, rape, robbery, shooting, murder. 261 00:15:03,137 --> 00:15:05,617 Speaker 1: I don't know what happened under Dublasio and again now 262 00:15:05,697 --> 00:15:09,657 Speaker 1: under Adams. All of those effective policing strategies have just 263 00:15:09,697 --> 00:15:12,617 Speaker 1: been ralegated, and they're throwing their hands up, acting like 264 00:15:12,657 --> 00:15:15,017 Speaker 1: the shot as to why crime is on the rise. 265 00:15:15,417 --> 00:15:18,257 Speaker 1: You could solve this in about four days with the 266 00:15:18,337 --> 00:15:22,617 Speaker 1: right leadership. NYPD Police Commissioner Key Chance su Will also 267 00:15:22,657 --> 00:15:24,617 Speaker 1: said this John about some of the some of the 268 00:15:24,657 --> 00:15:28,297 Speaker 1: recent law changes here. New York remains the only state 269 00:15:28,617 --> 00:15:31,377 Speaker 1: that prevents judges from considering the threat of public safety 270 00:15:31,417 --> 00:15:35,217 Speaker 1: when making custody determinations. That doesn't serve the next innocent victim. 271 00:15:35,217 --> 00:15:38,017 Speaker 1: It doesn't serve our officers, It doesn't serve quality of life. 272 00:15:38,537 --> 00:15:40,737 Speaker 1: We Kennon, must do better. We always say the public 273 00:15:40,777 --> 00:15:43,937 Speaker 1: safety is a shared responsibility. It cannot just be the NYPD. 274 00:15:44,337 --> 00:15:46,617 Speaker 1: I think this has been interesting because for a while 275 00:15:46,617 --> 00:15:49,217 Speaker 1: there was defund police right and the cops didn't feel 276 00:15:49,217 --> 00:15:51,417 Speaker 1: like anyone had their back. And now we're seeing is 277 00:15:51,417 --> 00:15:54,297 Speaker 1: it's actually a lot of cops are the arrests are up, 278 00:15:54,417 --> 00:15:56,657 Speaker 1: cops are being allowed more to do their jobs. The 279 00:15:56,777 --> 00:15:59,217 Speaker 1: breakdown and I think that's what the police commissioner is 280 00:15:59,537 --> 00:16:03,457 Speaker 1: getting at is actually in the other part of the 281 00:16:03,537 --> 00:16:07,537 Speaker 1: criminal justice system, which is prosecutors offices, the you know, 282 00:16:07,617 --> 00:16:10,057 Speaker 1: the Bureau of Prisons. I mean, that's where you're seeing 283 00:16:10,137 --> 00:16:14,657 Speaker 1: in real failure. Yea. And let me tell you, Commissioner 284 00:16:14,697 --> 00:16:17,817 Speaker 1: Sewell has has a tough job. I've heard nothing but 285 00:16:18,057 --> 00:16:19,577 Speaker 1: very good things about her. You know, when she was 286 00:16:19,617 --> 00:16:22,017 Speaker 1: first hired, a lot of people said, well, yeap, y'all 287 00:16:22,057 --> 00:16:25,537 Speaker 1: Ocasi's a black woman, she's checking the boxes. She's a 288 00:16:25,537 --> 00:16:28,937 Speaker 1: woke appointment. She was the chief of detectives in Nassau County, 289 00:16:28,937 --> 00:16:30,857 Speaker 1: which is the county Long Island county that borders in 290 00:16:30,857 --> 00:16:33,537 Speaker 1: New York City. I went to a former chief out 291 00:16:33,577 --> 00:16:36,217 Speaker 1: there who's a friend of mine politically on our side 292 00:16:36,257 --> 00:16:40,097 Speaker 1: of the aisle, and he said she was tremendously respected 293 00:16:40,137 --> 00:16:42,097 Speaker 1: by the men and women under her command, had a 294 00:16:42,097 --> 00:16:45,537 Speaker 1: great reputation nationally. Had heard that from others, and everybody 295 00:16:45,577 --> 00:16:47,817 Speaker 1: said she was She was a you know, nose to 296 00:16:47,857 --> 00:16:51,577 Speaker 1: the ground, hard working investigator, came up through the ranks, 297 00:16:51,777 --> 00:16:55,177 Speaker 1: and honestly, I'm seeing that in her public statements. I'm 298 00:16:55,217 --> 00:16:58,857 Speaker 1: hearing from cops inside the NYPD. She's frustrated. She's not 299 00:16:58,897 --> 00:17:03,017 Speaker 1: trying to hurt cops with with silly charges for silly things. 300 00:17:03,057 --> 00:17:06,097 Speaker 1: She wants to fight crime, but her hands are tied 301 00:17:06,137 --> 00:17:08,817 Speaker 1: for because of what you just said. What good is 302 00:17:08,897 --> 00:17:12,577 Speaker 1: arresting people if the prosecutors won't prosecute them, then all 303 00:17:12,617 --> 00:17:15,457 Speaker 1: the commissioners doing is wasting taxpayer money on overtime. But 304 00:17:15,537 --> 00:17:17,497 Speaker 1: I will say I think New York City, the New 305 00:17:17,577 --> 00:17:19,697 Speaker 1: York City Police Department is in pretty good hands with 306 00:17:19,737 --> 00:17:22,497 Speaker 1: commissioners Seul. If they would let her do her job 307 00:17:22,537 --> 00:17:24,737 Speaker 1: and she did what she did in Nassa County, I 308 00:17:24,857 --> 00:17:27,817 Speaker 1: think you could see a significant crime reduction. So you think, 309 00:17:27,897 --> 00:17:29,617 Speaker 1: you think, at least in New York, and we have 310 00:17:29,657 --> 00:17:32,497 Speaker 1: always thought this right in New York. As New York goes, 311 00:17:32,577 --> 00:17:34,577 Speaker 1: so the rest of the major cities in America seem 312 00:17:34,657 --> 00:17:36,897 Speaker 1: to go on law enforcement. I mean, not not entirely, 313 00:17:36,937 --> 00:17:40,337 Speaker 1: but it can be a kind of momentum builder, right 314 00:17:40,337 --> 00:17:42,217 Speaker 1: if it certainly was in the nineties and the Rudi 315 00:17:42,297 --> 00:17:45,777 Speaker 1: Giuliani and you know, crime policies that wanted to effect 316 00:17:45,777 --> 00:17:48,817 Speaker 1: here in the miracle of the turnaround. So you think, 317 00:17:49,017 --> 00:17:50,817 Speaker 1: are we at the beginning of a tipping point or 318 00:17:50,857 --> 00:17:53,377 Speaker 1: too soon to know? Yeah, I think it's too soon 319 00:17:53,377 --> 00:17:55,377 Speaker 1: to know. But at that point, about the rest of 320 00:17:55,377 --> 00:17:58,617 Speaker 1: the agencies in the US, local and state, Looking at NYPD, 321 00:17:58,977 --> 00:18:00,537 Speaker 1: it's true. And there's a reason it's true. There's a 322 00:18:00,537 --> 00:18:04,457 Speaker 1: tangible reason we're big. We're big, forty thousand scorn cops, 323 00:18:04,457 --> 00:18:07,577 Speaker 1: billions and billions in our budget, the ability to train 324 00:18:07,657 --> 00:18:10,177 Speaker 1: with different firearms and put a few hundred thous and 325 00:18:10,297 --> 00:18:13,377 Speaker 1: rounds over a two thousand men and women down range 326 00:18:13,417 --> 00:18:16,297 Speaker 1: to say, Okay, these are the handguns the NYPD is using. 327 00:18:16,697 --> 00:18:19,777 Speaker 1: They've been thoroughly tested. These are the policies NYPD wrote 328 00:18:19,777 --> 00:18:22,817 Speaker 1: the book on Riot Control disorder Control, wrote the book 329 00:18:22,817 --> 00:18:26,897 Speaker 1: on special Operations, wrote the book on counter terror. Has detectives. 330 00:18:27,137 --> 00:18:28,737 Speaker 1: You know this, Buck, you worked in as facet with 331 00:18:28,777 --> 00:18:32,937 Speaker 1: the NYPD, has detectives deployed around the world alongside global 332 00:18:32,977 --> 00:18:37,137 Speaker 1: intelligence agencies. So there are very tangible reasons why agencies 333 00:18:37,177 --> 00:18:41,457 Speaker 1: around the country follow the NYPD. Let them do their jobs. 334 00:18:41,817 --> 00:18:45,177 Speaker 1: Prosecutors prosecute, because yes, if we allow them and we 335 00:18:45,217 --> 00:18:48,097 Speaker 1: have prosecutors who will prosecute the bad guys, the tipping 336 00:18:48,137 --> 00:18:50,897 Speaker 1: point is here, and we're gonna arc back the right way. Yeah, 337 00:18:50,977 --> 00:18:54,697 Speaker 1: it turns out if somebody's committed thirty burglaries, John, if 338 00:18:54,737 --> 00:18:57,337 Speaker 1: you let them out, they're probably going to commit another one. 339 00:18:57,417 --> 00:18:59,897 Speaker 1: Thirty one is not like the magic number. It turns 340 00:18:59,897 --> 00:19:02,017 Speaker 1: out right. But anyway, I know you know that right 341 00:19:01,857 --> 00:19:03,777 Speaker 1: right right. Good to see you, buddy, Thanks for being 342 00:19:03,777 --> 00:19:09,457 Speaker 1: with us, Thanks Buck. FBI director Christopher Ray was on 343 00:19:09,497 --> 00:19:12,977 Speaker 1: Capitol Hill today where he was confronted with questions about 344 00:19:12,977 --> 00:19:15,697 Speaker 1: his agency's biased when it comes to investigating Hunter Biden. 345 00:19:15,897 --> 00:19:17,417 Speaker 1: We'll have more on that with the Deputy editor of 346 00:19:17,457 --> 00:19:20,137 Speaker 1: Real Clear Investigations, Ben Weingarten, coming up right now. I 347 00:19:20,177 --> 00:19:21,417 Speaker 1: want to talk to you about one of my new 348 00:19:21,457 --> 00:19:24,977 Speaker 1: favorite companies, Sweatblock sweatblocks wipes are a total game changer. 349 00:19:25,017 --> 00:19:27,137 Speaker 1: I mean, do you sweat a lot, like an embarrassing amount, 350 00:19:27,777 --> 00:19:30,257 Speaker 1: maybe a sweat through your shirt when it's hot outside, 351 00:19:30,337 --> 00:19:32,217 Speaker 1: or just because you're a bit nervous or whatever. 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Director Ray, You'll have to explain to 370 00:20:50,137 --> 00:20:54,097 Speaker 1: the committee and to the country how you manage this mess. 371 00:20:55,617 --> 00:20:59,257 Speaker 1: FBI Director Christopher Ray, fielding questions from Senator Chuck Grassley 372 00:20:59,337 --> 00:21:04,177 Speaker 1: overclaims that the bureau dismissed evidence against Hunter Biden as disinformation, 373 00:21:04,297 --> 00:21:06,737 Speaker 1: because they did. If the FBI has the power to 374 00:21:06,777 --> 00:21:09,577 Speaker 1: cover up evidence in such a high profile case, what 375 00:21:09,617 --> 00:21:11,617 Speaker 1: else they do behind the scenes? Why should we trust 376 00:21:12,217 --> 00:21:16,137 Speaker 1: the g men? Offenset me not a discussed deputy editor 377 00:21:16,177 --> 00:21:20,457 Speaker 1: at Real Clear Investigations, Ben Wine Garden Ben makes Sense 378 00:21:20,497 --> 00:21:25,777 Speaker 1: of it all book. It's a series of disturbing revelations 379 00:21:25,777 --> 00:21:29,817 Speaker 1: both from Senator Grassley as well as Congressman Jim Jordan 380 00:21:29,937 --> 00:21:34,977 Speaker 1: in recent days, both bringing forth these whistleblower disclosures showing 381 00:21:35,097 --> 00:21:39,617 Speaker 1: different elements of the hyper politicization and weaponization at the 382 00:21:39,697 --> 00:21:42,177 Speaker 1: highest levels of the FBI and DOJ that we've been 383 00:21:42,257 --> 00:21:46,177 Speaker 1: talking about for a while now. And Senator Grassley's revelations, 384 00:21:46,617 --> 00:21:51,337 Speaker 1: he said, essentially, if the allegations of the FBI essentially 385 00:21:51,617 --> 00:21:55,137 Speaker 1: liked the media and those intelligence officials claiming Hunter Biden's 386 00:21:55,177 --> 00:21:59,457 Speaker 1: laptop was Russian disinformation, did in fact not pursue a 387 00:21:59,577 --> 00:22:02,857 Speaker 1: case as a consequence of that, while at the same time, 388 00:22:02,897 --> 00:22:05,897 Speaker 1: by the way, giving a so called defensive briefing to 389 00:22:06,017 --> 00:22:09,897 Speaker 1: Senators Ron Johnson and Grassley that was leaked, telling them 390 00:22:10,137 --> 00:22:12,817 Speaker 1: while they were investigating Hunter Biden that they might be 391 00:22:12,897 --> 00:22:17,537 Speaker 1: targets of Russian disinformation as well, so protecting Hunter discrediting 392 00:22:17,537 --> 00:22:20,257 Speaker 1: the people looking into Hunter. Grassway himself wrote in a 393 00:22:20,337 --> 00:22:24,777 Speaker 1: letter that the FBI and DOJ may be institutionally corrupted, 394 00:22:24,857 --> 00:22:30,017 Speaker 1: systemically and existentially threatening them based upon that corruption, and 395 00:22:30,137 --> 00:22:33,857 Speaker 1: Congressman Jordan, on the other hand, revealed these revelations showing 396 00:22:33,857 --> 00:22:37,217 Speaker 1: that the FBI was cooking the books on the threat 397 00:22:37,297 --> 00:22:42,217 Speaker 1: of so called domestic violent extremism. The FBI frequently cites 398 00:22:42,257 --> 00:22:46,257 Speaker 1: the fact that there's been a doubling plus of investigations 399 00:22:46,297 --> 00:22:49,737 Speaker 1: into domestic violent extremism, and according to these whistleblowers who 400 00:22:49,737 --> 00:22:54,217 Speaker 1: came to Jim Jordan, agents are being pressured to classify 401 00:22:54,337 --> 00:22:58,937 Speaker 1: cases as DV domestic exist just so I can get it, 402 00:22:58,937 --> 00:23:01,257 Speaker 1: because we're covering a lot here. Just you wrote a 403 00:23:01,257 --> 00:23:04,217 Speaker 1: piece of Newsweek about these FBI whistleblowers. You wrote that 404 00:23:04,257 --> 00:23:08,337 Speaker 1: FBI whistle as assert they're being pressured to reclassify investigations 405 00:23:08,457 --> 00:23:11,897 Speaker 1: as domestic violent ex sremism when not merited and rewarding 406 00:23:11,897 --> 00:23:14,497 Speaker 1: for swelling the DV. So that's by the way, I mean, 407 00:23:14,617 --> 00:23:16,377 Speaker 1: we didn't even have that when I was back in 408 00:23:16,377 --> 00:23:21,097 Speaker 1: this world, the CIA, etc. DV case, the divestic violence extremist. 409 00:23:21,097 --> 00:23:24,497 Speaker 1: I've never seen that before. But remember then again they 410 00:23:24,537 --> 00:23:27,377 Speaker 1: try to change the jew WAT to the Overseas Continency 411 00:23:27,457 --> 00:23:30,577 Speaker 1: Operations Against Violent Thoughts or something. It was like really 412 00:23:30,577 --> 00:23:32,857 Speaker 1: absured that was on the Obama administration. So this happens, 413 00:23:33,457 --> 00:23:37,057 Speaker 1: But like what is being reclassified? I mean, just to 414 00:23:37,057 --> 00:23:38,417 Speaker 1: give me a sense of this, I mean, if these 415 00:23:38,457 --> 00:23:41,217 Speaker 1: whistle blowers, the FBI, what they're saying is true, what 416 00:23:41,297 --> 00:23:44,737 Speaker 1: kind of stuff or how are they doing this? Well, 417 00:23:44,777 --> 00:23:46,617 Speaker 1: there are a couple aspects of this. I mean, one, 418 00:23:46,737 --> 00:23:50,537 Speaker 1: we know from prior whistleblowers that the FBI did in 419 00:23:50,657 --> 00:23:55,937 Speaker 1: fact flag cases relating to, for example, parents upset at 420 00:23:55,937 --> 00:24:01,137 Speaker 1: their school boards for you, coronavirus policies or CRT. Presumably 421 00:24:01,577 --> 00:24:06,417 Speaker 1: the FBI classified those cases probes into them with a 422 00:24:06,617 --> 00:24:10,337 Speaker 1: threat tag. So presumably we'd have to guess, and we 423 00:24:10,337 --> 00:24:13,457 Speaker 1: don't know yet what the specific cases are, but agents 424 00:24:13,537 --> 00:24:16,817 Speaker 1: might classify those as DV. And the reason I think 425 00:24:16,857 --> 00:24:20,217 Speaker 1: that we can make that supposition is because these threat 426 00:24:20,257 --> 00:24:24,417 Speaker 1: bulletins that federal authorities have put out cite the domestic 427 00:24:24,497 --> 00:24:29,017 Speaker 1: violent extremist threat as coming from those, for example, who 428 00:24:29,057 --> 00:24:34,097 Speaker 1: are angry about twenty twenty election integrity issues. Presumably again 429 00:24:34,257 --> 00:24:37,257 Speaker 1: parents who were classified who the National School Board Association 430 00:24:37,337 --> 00:24:39,817 Speaker 1: wanted classified as terrorists and then were pursued by the 431 00:24:39,857 --> 00:24:45,817 Speaker 1: FBI and DOJ accordingly. So essentially wrong think likely is 432 00:24:45,977 --> 00:24:51,377 Speaker 1: encompassed in this doubling in cases, and apparently FBI agents 433 00:24:51,377 --> 00:24:54,897 Speaker 1: are being not only pressured to essentially prove the theory 434 00:24:54,937 --> 00:24:57,537 Speaker 1: of the case that the Bite administration has put forth 435 00:24:57,617 --> 00:24:59,977 Speaker 1: and its allies to put forth and the National Security 436 00:25:00,017 --> 00:25:03,937 Speaker 1: Apparatus that the preeminent threat comes from wrong thinkers, primarily 437 00:25:03,937 --> 00:25:07,017 Speaker 1: conservatives in this country by swelling these case numbers, but 438 00:25:07,057 --> 00:25:10,857 Speaker 1: that actually agents are being rewarded for it. So that 439 00:25:11,297 --> 00:25:15,057 Speaker 1: raises a whole new level of hyper politicization and weaponization 440 00:25:15,417 --> 00:25:17,537 Speaker 1: then I think we've seen today, and this again is 441 00:25:17,537 --> 00:25:20,857 Speaker 1: on top of this application of a threat tag to 442 00:25:21,057 --> 00:25:24,737 Speaker 1: critical parents of school boards, and what Congressman Jordan has 443 00:25:24,737 --> 00:25:28,417 Speaker 1: said has been a purge of conservatives within the ranks 444 00:25:28,417 --> 00:25:30,697 Speaker 1: of the FBI. None of these things, I think would 445 00:25:30,697 --> 00:25:33,897 Speaker 1: surprise anyone who's been awake to what the FBI and 446 00:25:34,017 --> 00:25:36,857 Speaker 1: DOJ have been up to for the last six plus years, 447 00:25:36,857 --> 00:25:39,577 Speaker 1: really going back to Trump Russia, and even before that, 448 00:25:40,337 --> 00:25:42,897 Speaker 1: FBI Director Christopher Ray put out a statement in response 449 00:25:42,977 --> 00:25:46,817 Speaker 1: these allegations. Ben we will be scrupulous sure in our 450 00:25:46,857 --> 00:25:50,617 Speaker 1: adherence to rules related to whistleblowers. If there are allegations 451 00:25:50,617 --> 00:25:52,817 Speaker 1: of misconic by FBI employees who want to make sure 452 00:25:52,857 --> 00:25:56,097 Speaker 1: we get that information, go after that conduct. But certainly 453 00:25:56,137 --> 00:25:59,657 Speaker 1: I condemn the strongest possible terms, any prospect of retaliation 454 00:25:59,697 --> 00:26:04,537 Speaker 1: against whistleblowers. Okay, I think it's interesting he's saying here, yeah, whistleblowers, 455 00:26:04,537 --> 00:26:08,017 Speaker 1: man like, we protect them, But what about the allegations, 456 00:26:08,497 --> 00:26:10,297 Speaker 1: like how about tell us is this happening or not? 457 00:26:11,457 --> 00:26:14,377 Speaker 1: And when he was questioned today in the Senate Judiciary 458 00:26:14,497 --> 00:26:18,937 Speaker 1: Committee hearing, some of these allegations were raised, and essentially 459 00:26:18,977 --> 00:26:21,337 Speaker 1: he just said, well, you know, one bad apple. It 460 00:26:21,377 --> 00:26:24,097 Speaker 1: doesn't reflect the bureau. But of course we've been talking 461 00:26:24,097 --> 00:26:27,777 Speaker 1: about the highest levels of the FBI and DOJ involved 462 00:26:27,857 --> 00:26:30,537 Speaker 1: in the absolute worst kind of corruption when you're talking 463 00:26:30,537 --> 00:26:35,257 Speaker 1: about pursuing political figures who they obviously loathe based upon 464 00:26:35,297 --> 00:26:39,977 Speaker 1: their own text messages and communications and campaign contributions and beyond. 465 00:26:40,497 --> 00:26:42,937 Speaker 1: So it just totally strands cruduity. And you know, he 466 00:26:42,977 --> 00:26:45,457 Speaker 1: basically got upset and put on this act of you know, 467 00:26:45,457 --> 00:26:48,017 Speaker 1: I'm going to defend our bureau against these assaults on it. 468 00:26:48,057 --> 00:26:50,417 Speaker 1: But it's not about assaults on the bureau. It's about 469 00:26:50,457 --> 00:26:55,337 Speaker 1: these institutions discrediting and delegitimizing themselves. And I'm sure I'll 470 00:26:55,337 --> 00:26:57,857 Speaker 1: come up with some eighty point plan like he's done 471 00:26:57,897 --> 00:27:02,617 Speaker 1: before when Inspectors general have raised this massive issues within 472 00:27:02,657 --> 00:27:06,337 Speaker 1: the FBI. But where's the beef, essentially, and winner heads 473 00:27:06,337 --> 00:27:08,897 Speaker 1: are going to actually roll? And will Republicans hold their 474 00:27:08,897 --> 00:27:12,537 Speaker 1: feet to the fire beyond just it tersely worded letters 475 00:27:12,577 --> 00:27:15,057 Speaker 1: and hearings and grandstanding to the extent they take the 476 00:27:15,097 --> 00:27:17,737 Speaker 1: majority in twenty twenty two. That's a huge question that 477 00:27:17,857 --> 00:27:21,617 Speaker 1: every congress candidate Senate candidate ought to answer in these 478 00:27:21,657 --> 00:27:27,417 Speaker 1: mid terms. Ray seems maybe better than Komy, but that's 479 00:27:27,737 --> 00:27:32,137 Speaker 1: a shockingly low standard. What would you give him as 480 00:27:32,137 --> 00:27:34,897 Speaker 1: a great. If you were the FBI director Christopher Ray, 481 00:27:34,897 --> 00:27:36,657 Speaker 1: if you were to say this guy for his performance 482 00:27:36,737 --> 00:27:40,617 Speaker 1: up to this point, what do you think, Well, I'd 483 00:27:40,617 --> 00:27:44,417 Speaker 1: sort of view this like an analog to Chief Justice 484 00:27:44,497 --> 00:27:47,897 Speaker 1: John Roberts on the Supreme Court. They would probably measure 485 00:27:48,457 --> 00:27:51,817 Speaker 1: their performance. But to what extent did they protect the 486 00:27:51,977 --> 00:27:55,097 Speaker 1: power of their institutions? So, if you're grading it on 487 00:27:55,217 --> 00:27:57,857 Speaker 1: did they protect their power? Did they stone Wall? Did 488 00:27:57,937 --> 00:28:00,817 Speaker 1: they go after those politicians who would dare to look 489 00:28:00,817 --> 00:28:04,097 Speaker 1: into them and undermine them, They'd probably get a pretty 490 00:28:04,097 --> 00:28:06,377 Speaker 1: eigh grade on that mark. In terms of did they 491 00:28:06,377 --> 00:28:10,697 Speaker 1: actually keep the American people safe? Were they a later goal? 492 00:28:11,057 --> 00:28:14,497 Speaker 1: Were they objective? Did they treat everyone equally under the law. 493 00:28:14,737 --> 00:28:18,217 Speaker 1: It's an obvious f and that's a huge disaster, regardless 494 00:28:18,577 --> 00:28:22,177 Speaker 1: of your political stripe for all Americans. Ben wine Garden 495 00:28:22,417 --> 00:28:25,417 Speaker 1: bringing the flamethrowers always my man, appreciate it. Thanks so much, 496 00:28:26,137 --> 00:28:30,377 Speaker 1: Thank you. Buck. Hollywoods latest superhero movie has turned into 497 00:28:30,417 --> 00:28:35,177 Speaker 1: a ninety million dollars flop, as Warner Brothers indefinitely shelved 498 00:28:35,257 --> 00:28:39,617 Speaker 1: Batgirl after the movie was complete. Is finished. It is amazing. 499 00:28:39,657 --> 00:28:41,937 Speaker 1: Get woke, go broke, folks. We'll have more on out 500 00:28:41,937 --> 00:28:45,097 Speaker 1: the host of counter Culture, Danielle de Suza. Right now, 501 00:28:45,177 --> 00:28:47,217 Speaker 1: let me tell you about my friends at Jace Medical. 502 00:28:47,337 --> 00:28:49,897 Speaker 1: Does the current shortage of infant formula have you asking, well, 503 00:28:49,937 --> 00:28:51,897 Speaker 1: what's next? You know that one hundred percent of our 504 00:28:51,937 --> 00:28:54,977 Speaker 1: nation supply of antibiotics produced outside of the United States, 505 00:28:55,017 --> 00:28:57,577 Speaker 1: mainly in China and India. 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Every household needs at least one Jase case 514 00:29:21,097 --> 00:29:23,537 Speaker 1: that are Jase Medical dot com slash buck right now 515 00:29:23,537 --> 00:29:26,377 Speaker 1: and use the code word buck ten for ten dollars 516 00:29:26,377 --> 00:29:29,017 Speaker 1: off your Jase case. That's code word buck ten for 517 00:29:29,137 --> 00:29:32,297 Speaker 1: ten dollars off at Jase Medical dot com slash buck. 518 00:29:32,737 --> 00:29:36,417 Speaker 1: Jace Medical dot com slash buck. We'll be right back 519 00:29:36,417 --> 00:29:45,777 Speaker 1: with more hold the line. The latest DC comics woke 520 00:29:45,857 --> 00:29:50,377 Speaker 1: movie Batgirl, maybe one of the biggest disappointments in Hollywood history, 521 00:29:50,897 --> 00:29:53,417 Speaker 1: as Warner Brothers has decided to shelve the picture for 522 00:29:53,497 --> 00:29:57,777 Speaker 1: being quote irredeemable. Wow. How bad is the movie have 523 00:29:57,817 --> 00:30:00,137 Speaker 1: to be for a film studio to eat a ninety 524 00:30:00,377 --> 00:30:04,137 Speaker 1: million dollar budget loss instead of just releasing it and 525 00:30:04,177 --> 00:30:06,497 Speaker 1: seeing what happens. We're on this. Let me bring in 526 00:30:06,537 --> 00:30:10,097 Speaker 1: the host of Counterculture with Danielle de Suzia. Danielle, So, 527 00:30:10,097 --> 00:30:12,977 Speaker 1: who's it good to see you? Daniel Hi back, thanks 528 00:30:12,977 --> 00:30:16,017 Speaker 1: for having me so help us think through this one. 529 00:30:16,697 --> 00:30:19,577 Speaker 1: Because also, as you know, there's already reporting that it's 530 00:30:19,577 --> 00:30:22,777 Speaker 1: a backgirl movie with a female Latina lead, with a 531 00:30:22,777 --> 00:30:28,497 Speaker 1: lot of woke themes and all kinds of social justice undertones, etc. 532 00:30:29,257 --> 00:30:32,137 Speaker 1: The Daily Mail is reporting that, despite being completely finished 533 00:30:32,137 --> 00:30:36,217 Speaker 1: and reportedly haven't caused ninety million dollars, Bagirl will never 534 00:30:36,297 --> 00:30:39,177 Speaker 1: be released in any format, not even on one of 535 00:30:39,217 --> 00:30:43,297 Speaker 1: the Internet streaming services that often seem willing to broadcast anything. Basically, 536 00:30:44,337 --> 00:30:48,337 Speaker 1: how did this happen? Well? I think that's how we 537 00:30:48,457 --> 00:30:51,297 Speaker 1: know that this film was not just boring, It wasn't 538 00:30:51,337 --> 00:30:53,537 Speaker 1: just a flaw if it wasn't just a dud, because 539 00:30:53,577 --> 00:30:55,257 Speaker 1: then they would have put it on a streaming service 540 00:30:55,257 --> 00:30:57,017 Speaker 1: they would have made back some of their money. But 541 00:30:57,097 --> 00:30:59,297 Speaker 1: instead they looked at it and thought, oh my gosh, 542 00:30:59,297 --> 00:31:02,057 Speaker 1: this film is too embarrassing to literally release, to have 543 00:31:02,177 --> 00:31:04,097 Speaker 1: our name on it or our brands on it. And 544 00:31:04,137 --> 00:31:06,377 Speaker 1: so they said, we have to just completely can this. 545 00:31:06,537 --> 00:31:08,537 Speaker 1: And so I think when it comes down to it, 546 00:31:08,537 --> 00:31:10,777 Speaker 1: they probably thought, you know what, we can add wokeness. 547 00:31:10,897 --> 00:31:13,537 Speaker 1: We can add these extra characters, we can change you know, 548 00:31:13,537 --> 00:31:15,737 Speaker 1: the race, the gender, and all of this stuff. But 549 00:31:15,817 --> 00:31:18,297 Speaker 1: then eventually when it goes too far, they look at 550 00:31:18,297 --> 00:31:20,337 Speaker 1: it and it just becomes painful to watch, and they 551 00:31:20,417 --> 00:31:22,497 Speaker 1: probably said, you know, we can't even have people watch this. 552 00:31:23,497 --> 00:31:26,417 Speaker 1: It's remarkable. I mean, what do you think is going 553 00:31:26,457 --> 00:31:30,137 Speaker 1: through the minds of the execs? I mean, at this point, 554 00:31:30,217 --> 00:31:33,817 Speaker 1: I've got to say, this could almost be a fascinating 555 00:31:35,857 --> 00:31:40,137 Speaker 1: like marketing campaign in a sense, because now I actually 556 00:31:40,137 --> 00:31:41,937 Speaker 1: really want to watch this, or at least try to 557 00:31:41,977 --> 00:31:44,617 Speaker 1: get through ten or fifteen minutes of it. I'm fascinated 558 00:31:44,657 --> 00:31:47,257 Speaker 1: to see how you could spend ninety million dollars. There 559 00:31:47,257 --> 00:31:49,177 Speaker 1: are plenty of movies that have lost one hundred million dollars. 560 00:31:49,217 --> 00:31:51,737 Speaker 1: You can look up the biggest box office bombs of 561 00:31:51,777 --> 00:31:57,857 Speaker 1: all time, you know, Ishtar, Heavens Gate, Pluto, Nash, Thirteenth Warrior, 562 00:31:57,897 --> 00:32:02,017 Speaker 1: all these movies. You know, I think that you have 563 00:32:02,057 --> 00:32:05,617 Speaker 1: to wonder the executives that green lit this, are they 564 00:32:05,657 --> 00:32:08,737 Speaker 1: doing that because they're worried that the woke mob will 565 00:32:08,777 --> 00:32:10,817 Speaker 1: come for them if they don't. And so it's almost 566 00:32:10,857 --> 00:32:13,537 Speaker 1: like this is the cost of being an executive today 567 00:32:13,537 --> 00:32:16,977 Speaker 1: at Warner Brothers. Yeah, I mean I am act in 568 00:32:17,017 --> 00:32:19,617 Speaker 1: those execs, you know, sitting on armchairs and thinking, Okay, 569 00:32:19,617 --> 00:32:21,737 Speaker 1: this is going to be woke. This is Batgirl and 570 00:32:21,777 --> 00:32:23,937 Speaker 1: all this stuff, and they probably thought it, and we're 571 00:32:23,937 --> 00:32:27,177 Speaker 1: just completely shocked and thinking, Okay, there's only so far 572 00:32:27,297 --> 00:32:29,937 Speaker 1: we can take wokeness. Because when you push wokeness so far, 573 00:32:30,017 --> 00:32:33,177 Speaker 1: eventually you obviously isolate most of the country. But then 574 00:32:33,217 --> 00:32:36,177 Speaker 1: the actual woke people start canceling you as well, because 575 00:32:36,217 --> 00:32:38,817 Speaker 1: then they start saying, oh, well, you put this person 576 00:32:38,857 --> 00:32:41,457 Speaker 1: in that position of power and all of this other stuff, 577 00:32:41,497 --> 00:32:44,057 Speaker 1: and so eventually you just have nothing left. And so 578 00:32:44,337 --> 00:32:46,297 Speaker 1: I think it ultimately came down to them saying, we 579 00:32:46,377 --> 00:32:49,337 Speaker 1: just have to save face, because we literally can't do 580 00:32:49,377 --> 00:32:51,777 Speaker 1: either of the things we're supposed to do as executives, 581 00:32:51,777 --> 00:32:54,657 Speaker 1: and that's entertained people with your entertainment or make money. 582 00:32:54,897 --> 00:32:57,057 Speaker 1: So they thought this is not entertaining, and we also 583 00:32:57,137 --> 00:33:03,137 Speaker 1: cannot make money. Speaking of entertainment, actress and singer Demilovado, 584 00:33:03,537 --> 00:33:06,817 Speaker 1: I am not particularly familiar with her work, but she 585 00:33:07,097 --> 00:33:09,057 Speaker 1: has now done what a lot of us have been saying. 586 00:33:09,337 --> 00:33:11,017 Speaker 1: It was just a matter of time before we got 587 00:33:11,017 --> 00:33:14,617 Speaker 1: to this point, Danielle, which is where people not only 588 00:33:14,777 --> 00:33:18,537 Speaker 1: change their preferred pronouns, but change them back and forth. 589 00:33:18,617 --> 00:33:21,137 Speaker 1: So as she becomes a heat and then decides, you 590 00:33:21,177 --> 00:33:23,777 Speaker 1: know what I feel like, is she and everyone's supposed 591 00:33:23,817 --> 00:33:26,417 Speaker 1: to just go with this and if you don't, you're 592 00:33:26,537 --> 00:33:30,617 Speaker 1: a bigot. Here she is in a recent podcast explaining 593 00:33:31,097 --> 00:33:36,217 Speaker 1: why she's now had three different pronouns in as many years. Watch. 594 00:33:36,537 --> 00:33:40,977 Speaker 1: Admittedly the vey them, I still don't quite understand. Can 595 00:33:41,017 --> 00:33:44,377 Speaker 1: you please explain it to me? Yeah, so, Dave them 596 00:33:44,537 --> 00:33:49,137 Speaker 1: is I've actually adopted the pronouns of she her again. 597 00:33:49,817 --> 00:33:53,417 Speaker 1: So for me, I'm such a fluid person that I 598 00:33:53,457 --> 00:33:59,777 Speaker 1: don't really I don't find that I am I felt like, 599 00:34:00,417 --> 00:34:04,137 Speaker 1: especially last year my energy was balanced and my masculine 600 00:34:04,137 --> 00:34:06,897 Speaker 1: and feminine energy, so that when I was faced with 601 00:34:06,937 --> 00:34:09,697 Speaker 1: the choice of walking into a bathroom and it said 602 00:34:09,737 --> 00:34:11,977 Speaker 1: women and men, I didn't feel like there was a 603 00:34:11,977 --> 00:34:17,497 Speaker 1: bathroom for me. You want to tackle that one, Danielle, 604 00:34:17,697 --> 00:34:19,857 Speaker 1: Your pronouns are she her? So you let us know 605 00:34:19,897 --> 00:34:23,457 Speaker 1: what do you think here? Well? I imagine her standing 606 00:34:23,457 --> 00:34:26,377 Speaker 1: in front of a bathroom in complete confusion, thinking, oh 607 00:34:26,457 --> 00:34:28,937 Speaker 1: my gosh, where do I go? And then this person's 608 00:34:28,977 --> 00:34:32,497 Speaker 1: asking her to explain her pronouns and she's literally struggling 609 00:34:32,537 --> 00:34:35,377 Speaker 1: to even explain why she's a sheet her. I mean, 610 00:34:35,457 --> 00:34:38,257 Speaker 1: I think it's pretty clear why. I think she's obviously 611 00:34:38,257 --> 00:34:41,537 Speaker 1: a woman, and unfortunately, probably in Hollywood, grew up in 612 00:34:41,577 --> 00:34:45,097 Speaker 1: a very crazy world out there that was confusing for her, 613 00:34:45,137 --> 00:34:48,377 Speaker 1: and so maybe she's kind of gone through some difficult stuff. 614 00:34:48,417 --> 00:34:50,937 Speaker 1: But honestly, that's what she's trying to impose on kids 615 00:34:50,937 --> 00:34:52,977 Speaker 1: all around the country, and what the Left is trying 616 00:34:52,977 --> 00:34:55,817 Speaker 1: to impose on kids out there, and basically to confuse 617 00:34:55,857 --> 00:34:57,857 Speaker 1: them and make them think, well, I don't really know 618 00:34:57,937 --> 00:34:59,857 Speaker 1: my pronoun I don't really know if I'm a boy 619 00:34:59,937 --> 00:35:02,577 Speaker 1: or girl, and all of this stuff, and usually people 620 00:35:02,657 --> 00:35:04,977 Speaker 1: know exactly what that is, and so I think it's 621 00:35:05,017 --> 00:35:08,537 Speaker 1: sad that these people have such large megaphones because a 622 00:35:08,577 --> 00:35:10,657 Speaker 1: woman like her could have been a role model, and 623 00:35:10,697 --> 00:35:15,777 Speaker 1: instead she's using her platform to basically indoctrinate people. Yeah, 624 00:35:15,817 --> 00:35:19,097 Speaker 1: I want to start telling people my pronouns are awesome, brilliant, 625 00:35:19,137 --> 00:35:21,817 Speaker 1: and handsome. So and that's what everyone will be forced 626 00:35:22,137 --> 00:35:24,777 Speaker 1: to call me, or else they're a bigot, because that's 627 00:35:24,817 --> 00:35:28,577 Speaker 1: how I feel today. But onto something more serious in 628 00:35:28,657 --> 00:35:32,857 Speaker 1: the gender identity discussion, a lot more serious. Governor Rhonda 629 00:35:32,937 --> 00:35:35,897 Speaker 1: Santis is standing up here and saying that this stuff 630 00:35:35,897 --> 00:35:38,217 Speaker 1: that's going on with what even the White House calls 631 00:35:38,297 --> 00:35:41,617 Speaker 1: gender affirming care for young children. That's the phrase they use, 632 00:35:41,937 --> 00:35:47,177 Speaker 1: which includes puberty blockers that in it includes breast removal, 633 00:35:47,217 --> 00:35:52,857 Speaker 1: surgery and castration for young young males who say they 634 00:35:52,857 --> 00:35:55,697 Speaker 1: want to transition. Here's Governor of Santa speaking out on this. 635 00:35:56,137 --> 00:35:58,657 Speaker 1: One of the things that they're trying to do is 636 00:35:58,697 --> 00:36:03,577 Speaker 1: they talk about these very young kids getting gender affirming care. 637 00:36:03,617 --> 00:36:05,737 Speaker 1: They don't tell you what that is is. They're actually 638 00:36:05,777 --> 00:36:09,737 Speaker 1: giving very young girls double missectomies. They want to castrate 639 00:36:09,817 --> 00:36:13,057 Speaker 1: these young boys. That's wrong, and so we've stood up 640 00:36:13,057 --> 00:36:16,817 Speaker 1: and said both from the health and children well being perspective, 641 00:36:17,137 --> 00:36:21,177 Speaker 1: you know, you don't disfigure ten twelve thirteen year old 642 00:36:21,257 --> 00:36:25,857 Speaker 1: kids based on gender dysphoria. Eighty percent of it resolves 643 00:36:25,897 --> 00:36:28,297 Speaker 1: anyways by the time they get older. So why would 644 00:36:28,337 --> 00:36:30,897 Speaker 1: you be Do I think these doctors need to get sued? 645 00:36:31,777 --> 00:36:33,737 Speaker 1: He said, I think these doctors need to get sued. 646 00:36:33,697 --> 00:36:36,457 Speaker 1: Who are doing this? What do you think, Danielle, I 647 00:36:36,657 --> 00:36:38,977 Speaker 1: think that to Sandis, he's such an example of how 648 00:36:38,977 --> 00:36:41,697 Speaker 1: when Republicans get power, we have to actually use it 649 00:36:41,737 --> 00:36:44,137 Speaker 1: because so many of these other Republicans who get power, 650 00:36:44,217 --> 00:36:47,417 Speaker 1: they literally do nothing. They literally see De Santis as 651 00:36:47,457 --> 00:36:49,577 Speaker 1: this you know, rising star. He's getting all of this 652 00:36:49,697 --> 00:36:52,377 Speaker 1: national attention, and then they decide to not follow suit 653 00:36:52,457 --> 00:36:54,857 Speaker 1: or do any of the things he's saying. Instead, they 654 00:36:54,897 --> 00:36:57,137 Speaker 1: only want to talk about, you know, maybe gas prices, 655 00:36:57,137 --> 00:36:59,497 Speaker 1: which is horrendous. 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Those stories in tonight's Crickheits. 691 00:38:49,657 --> 00:38:53,177 Speaker 1: Let's get right to it. So first off here, monkeypox, 692 00:38:53,177 --> 00:38:55,297 Speaker 1: which we've been hearing about now in the media for weeks, 693 00:38:55,417 --> 00:39:04,057 Speaker 1: has been declared a US health emergency, so health emergency. Now. 694 00:39:04,297 --> 00:39:10,537 Speaker 1: Monkeypox only spreads through lows and very close contact. It's 695 00:39:10,537 --> 00:39:15,657 Speaker 1: not aerosolized virus, and it so far has been overwhelmingly 696 00:39:16,577 --> 00:39:22,697 Speaker 1: found in the community within the lgbtq I A plus 697 00:39:22,737 --> 00:39:26,257 Speaker 1: community of men who have sex with other men, and 698 00:39:26,537 --> 00:39:30,657 Speaker 1: particularly if there is a high number of partners, that 699 00:39:30,817 --> 00:39:33,377 Speaker 1: is the great There's are risk factors. That doesn't mean 700 00:39:33,417 --> 00:39:36,297 Speaker 1: there's This is not about moral judgment, despite what the 701 00:39:36,337 --> 00:39:39,417 Speaker 1: LIBS may say. This is about their risk factors for 702 00:39:39,537 --> 00:39:43,057 Speaker 1: a virus, for a disease. Now, what's very interesting to 703 00:39:43,137 --> 00:39:46,017 Speaker 1: see is that the CDC and their reports on this, 704 00:39:46,057 --> 00:39:48,177 Speaker 1: including The New York Times, is having a real internal 705 00:39:48,177 --> 00:39:52,657 Speaker 1: debate over whether they should even encourage people to have 706 00:39:53,537 --> 00:39:58,857 Speaker 1: fewer sex partners as part of the effort to slow 707 00:39:58,897 --> 00:40:02,017 Speaker 1: down the spread of monkeypox, which can be very painful 708 00:40:02,097 --> 00:40:05,057 Speaker 1: and can actually can be fatal for some people. It's 709 00:40:05,057 --> 00:40:08,057 Speaker 1: about a five percent they estimate fatality rate, so unlikely, 710 00:40:08,097 --> 00:40:12,617 Speaker 1: but it can be. And the CDC is terrified, it 711 00:40:12,697 --> 00:40:16,577 Speaker 1: seems not just of well put aside. They're they're concerns 712 00:40:16,577 --> 00:40:20,617 Speaker 1: about monkeypox. They're afraid of being insensitive, and so they 713 00:40:20,657 --> 00:40:24,577 Speaker 1: don't want to actually even tell people limit your sexual partners, 714 00:40:26,177 --> 00:40:30,897 Speaker 1: don't go to orgies. That's also an important public health 715 00:40:32,017 --> 00:40:34,017 Speaker 1: item right now. Don't want to do that. That's a 716 00:40:34,057 --> 00:40:37,697 Speaker 1: bad thing to do. And given that the CDC was 717 00:40:37,737 --> 00:40:43,297 Speaker 1: willing to make us shut down funerals churches, that they 718 00:40:43,417 --> 00:40:45,577 Speaker 1: massed us up on planes, they would arrest you if 719 00:40:45,617 --> 00:40:47,497 Speaker 1: you didn't mask up on plane. CDC was in favor 720 00:40:47,497 --> 00:40:50,817 Speaker 1: of all this stuff. CDC masked up children in school 721 00:40:51,497 --> 00:40:55,857 Speaker 1: eight hours a day. Those were all behaviors that they 722 00:40:55,897 --> 00:40:58,577 Speaker 1: you know, they were willing to be very heavy handed 723 00:40:58,577 --> 00:41:02,777 Speaker 1: for COVID, and yet on monkeypox they're having a problem 724 00:41:02,817 --> 00:41:07,177 Speaker 1: telling people don't go to an orgy. I think that's 725 00:41:07,257 --> 00:41:09,497 Speaker 1: I think that tells you a lot about the politics 726 00:41:09,617 --> 00:41:13,497 Speaker 1: of the CDC right now. I met a school teacher 727 00:41:13,937 --> 00:41:16,897 Speaker 1: shared a story about how she got trolled when asking 728 00:41:16,937 --> 00:41:20,377 Speaker 1: a student about pronouns. Watch this one, okay, TikTok. I 729 00:41:20,457 --> 00:41:23,297 Speaker 1: really need your help here on this one. I'm a teacher. 730 00:41:23,417 --> 00:41:25,777 Speaker 1: I teach faith in sixth grade, and this morning, I 731 00:41:25,817 --> 00:41:31,057 Speaker 1: don't know, somehow the concept of pronouns came up and 732 00:41:31,857 --> 00:41:34,697 Speaker 1: one of my students said, well, miss Odell, did you 733 00:41:34,737 --> 00:41:38,017 Speaker 1: even ask me my pronouns? And I was like, whoa. 734 00:41:38,217 --> 00:41:40,897 Speaker 1: I hadn't actually asked him his pronouns and I had 735 00:41:40,897 --> 00:41:44,497 Speaker 1: called him at him and I said, oh, I'm so sorry. 736 00:41:44,537 --> 00:41:46,457 Speaker 1: I haven't actually called you, I mean asked you what 737 00:41:46,537 --> 00:41:51,737 Speaker 1: your pronouns are and what are they? He said, I'm 738 00:41:51,737 --> 00:41:56,097 Speaker 1: sorry Banana said banana and rock And I was like, dude, no, like, 739 00:41:57,017 --> 00:41:59,137 Speaker 1: don't mess around with I was. I was actually really 740 00:41:59,217 --> 00:42:02,177 Speaker 1: upset because I thought he was making fun of it, 741 00:42:02,297 --> 00:42:04,537 Speaker 1: and in fact, I'm still pretty sure he was making 742 00:42:04,537 --> 00:42:08,497 Speaker 1: fun of it. But they all agreed. No, like you 743 00:42:08,537 --> 00:42:11,457 Speaker 1: can choose anything in a rock. If you want banana 744 00:42:11,457 --> 00:42:13,697 Speaker 1: and rock to be acronium, nani and rocks to cronium? 745 00:42:14,657 --> 00:42:20,417 Speaker 1: Is it? TikTok? Tell me banana and rock. Let's pronounced. 746 00:42:21,857 --> 00:42:24,697 Speaker 1: Some of the kids get it. Apparently they understand this game. 747 00:42:24,977 --> 00:42:29,377 Speaker 1: They know what's going on. Today. W NBA star Britney 748 00:42:29,457 --> 00:42:33,257 Speaker 1: Griner was sentenced to nine years in prison by a 749 00:42:33,337 --> 00:42:37,497 Speaker 1: Russian court. Now, she had point seven grams of cannabis 750 00:42:37,537 --> 00:42:41,217 Speaker 1: oil in a vape pen, and the Russian court charged 751 00:42:41,257 --> 00:42:45,697 Speaker 1: her with essentially drug trafficking as an intent to sell 752 00:42:45,937 --> 00:42:50,057 Speaker 1: level of drug that is unjust. I know a lot 753 00:42:50,057 --> 00:42:51,817 Speaker 1: of people say you do the time, you do the crime, 754 00:42:52,417 --> 00:42:59,017 Speaker 1: but having a marijuana cigarette is different from having an 755 00:42:59,137 --> 00:43:01,697 Speaker 1: entire truckload full of fentanyl. Right, we can all understand 756 00:43:01,697 --> 00:43:05,057 Speaker 1: that there are differences in these things, and she's obviously 757 00:43:05,337 --> 00:43:09,137 Speaker 1: right now a pawn in a Russian game of power 758 00:43:09,137 --> 00:43:11,737 Speaker 1: politics with the US has given all the actions we 759 00:43:11,777 --> 00:43:15,697 Speaker 1: have taken against Russia in recent months because of the 760 00:43:15,817 --> 00:43:20,297 Speaker 1: Ukraine War. Look what she did was unwise. Seems that 761 00:43:20,337 --> 00:43:22,417 Speaker 1: it was an accident. Really, she says it was an accident. 762 00:43:22,497 --> 00:43:25,057 Speaker 1: She did have the drugs, you're not supposed to have them. 763 00:43:25,337 --> 00:43:27,897 Speaker 1: She shouldn't be sent as to nine years. That seems crazy, 764 00:43:28,577 --> 00:43:31,057 Speaker 1: and hopefully we'll get her out of air and there'll 765 00:43:31,057 --> 00:43:33,817 Speaker 1: be a trade for her, along with Paul Whalen, who 766 00:43:33,857 --> 00:43:36,417 Speaker 1: also should not be in prison, a former Marine and 767 00:43:36,577 --> 00:43:40,977 Speaker 1: United States citizen held on bullcrap espionage charges. That's ever 768 00:43:41,057 --> 00:43:44,097 Speaker 1: today's hold the line got the no spin zoned up 769 00:43:44,137 --> 00:44:00,537 Speaker 1: next Shields High