Speaker 1: It is Wednesday, March nineteenth. This is the warning. Look
Speaker 1: at the rage, the indignation that somebody would dare question
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's assertions of power and his abuse of the law.
Speaker 1: Let's go to CNN rage. Scott Jennings is on the
Speaker 1: edge of control here. I would love the opportunity to
Speaker 1: debate this fool on CNN. Unlike him, I won't lose control.
Speaker 1: People ought to be put in Bible and left there
Speaker 1: for a very long time and be taught a lesson.
Speaker 1: So when they do it to a Tesla dealership, it's
Speaker 1: really bad.
Speaker 2: But when they do it to the halls of Congress,
Speaker 2: we should pardon them. Is that your position?
Speaker 1: No, I never you're I know you. I know you
Speaker 1: haven't been around for a while.
Speaker 2: So let me educate you about my position about Jenny.
Speaker 2: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 1: Let me educate.
Speaker 2: Let me educate you.
Speaker 1: No, you don't need it. You know you don't need
Speaker 1: and you don't need condescending. So let me educate you
Speaker 1: about my position. Let me let me finish, Let me finish,
Speaker 1: let me finish. Let's do this January sixth. Then, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. You're a condescending person who hasn't been paying
Speaker 1: attention to. Let me make it clear, Scott Jennings is
Speaker 1: a liar. He lies for a living on CNN's air,
Speaker 1: which they allow him to do. Scott Jennings' job is
Speaker 1: to take the plain meaning of Trump's actions and words
Speaker 1: into assert to an audience that what is happening on
Speaker 1: what they see is not so. It is dishonest, it
Speaker 1: is wrong, and it is why the corporate news media's
Speaker 1: credibility lies shattered on the floor. Scott Jennings is a
Speaker 1: supporter of the highest rank of those who invaded the
Speaker 1: Capitol and ship on the floors and pissed on the
Speaker 1: walls and defiled the temple of democracy and near at
Speaker 1: tandem was exactly right to point out the super nova
Speaker 1: of hypocrisy. Now there is rage, and there is self pity.
Speaker 1: Pity and victimization are the fuel supply of the MAGA
Speaker 1: extremist cause. So let's begin with this desecration, where from
Speaker 1: the White House lawn America's deputy President Prime Minister Elon,
Speaker 1: the richest man in the world, at least for a
Speaker 1: little while longer, prize about the devastating drop of Tesla's
Speaker 1: stock price. Now let's absorb the pity.
Speaker 2: It's really come as quite a shock to me that
Speaker 2: there's this level of really hatred and violence from the left.
Speaker 2: I thought the left of the Democrats were supposed to
Speaker 2: be the party of empathy, the party of caring, and
Speaker 2: yet they're burning down cars, They're fire bombing dealerships, they're
Speaker 2: firing bullet seemed to be ships. They're just you know,
Speaker 2: smashing up tesla's. Tesla is a peaceful company. We've never
Speaker 2: done anything hawful. I've never done anything hawful. I've only
Speaker 2: done productive things. So I think we just have a
Speaker 2: deranged it. There's some kind of mental illness thing going
Speaker 2: on here, because this doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 1: I've done nothing wrong. I just want to help people.
Speaker 1: This man is a Nazi. Here he is hours after
Speaker 1: the inauguration. Elon Musk has attacked government of the people
Speaker 1: by the people for the people, with his arrogance, with
Speaker 1: his carelessness, with his philosophy that holds because he is
Speaker 1: powerful and he is rich, that he is a king
Speaker 1: and you are an insect. And this has inspired criminal rage,
Speaker 1: which Elon Musk suggests is an attack on America from
Speaker 1: the left, as opposed to vandalism of a tesla dealership
Speaker 1: by a criminal. How can it be that Elon is
Speaker 1: able to discern the motives of the unseen vandal? Who knows?
Speaker 1: How do we know it's not a Maga paid agent
Speaker 1: that Elon has set forth to gain sympathy. There is
Speaker 1: no evidence, just a flaming dealership. Elon Musk is offering
Speaker 1: the preface for a demand amplified by Scott Jennings. No
Speaker 1: doubt that an attack on Tessa is an attack on
Speaker 1: America some special category of declarative crime is no doubt
Speaker 1: soon on the horizon from Donald Trump, And I wonder
Speaker 1: if Scott Jennings appreciates the malice mixed with stupidity of
Speaker 1: what it is that he's saying, which, of course, even
Speaker 1: if he doesn't understand it and believes that in fact
Speaker 1: he's some person of principle, which is ludicrous when he's
Speaker 1: a propagandist, that somehow Scott Jennings doesn't see the connection
Speaker 1: between his words and what's happening in plain sight. Let's
Speaker 1: look at some images released by the dictator of l Salvador.
Speaker 1: You can see the crowds aligned information there behind him.
Speaker 1: Here is the arrival of what you have been told
Speaker 1: by your government by Stephen Miller, by Carolyn Levitt, by
Speaker 1: the liar Donald Trump amplified on shows like Sean Hannity
Speaker 1: that all of these people are criminals. They have been
Speaker 1: sent out of the United States under a seventeen ninety
Speaker 1: eight law, the Alien and Sedition Act, with no due
Speaker 1: process whatsoever. So we'll just have to take Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: word or who's a terrorist and who's a criminal and
Speaker 1: who's not the problem, of course, with that pointed out
Speaker 1: by near a tandem, which is that on January sixth,
Speaker 1: those criminals, those terrorists, well they were parted because why
Speaker 1: they sought to overturn an election, attack the constitution and
Speaker 1: burn it descenders. And now Donald Trump has declared that
Speaker 1: there are terrorists amongst us and that they must be
Speaker 1: shipped forthwith to the dictator of El Salvador with no
Speaker 1: due process whatsoever. So it's really, according to Stephen Miller,
Speaker 1: no evidence, no due process. And when a federal judge
Speaker 1: said it's illegal, turn the plane around. The Trump administration
Speaker 1: met the order with disdain and contempt, did not follow it,
Speaker 1: and even worse, the young El Salvadorian hunk dictator attacked
Speaker 1: the American judiciary from the seat of his Banana republic,
Speaker 1: where he now trades in human flesh, being paid by
Speaker 1: the American government. As he describes it, not a lot
Speaker 1: for us, but a lot for them to take people
Speaker 1: and lock them into prisons of no return. Now, these
Speaker 1: men may be the worst people in the world, or
Speaker 1: they may just have been at the wrong taco shop
Speaker 1: in Los Angeles. Nobody knows. Because Donald Trump called them
Speaker 1: a terrorist, and with that magic word has presumed in
Speaker 1: the United States of America that these men can be
Speaker 1: treated like they would be in Al Salvador, which is
Speaker 1: no rights whatsoever. The difference, of course, is the United
Speaker 1: States is the oldest constitutional republic in the world, not
Speaker 1: a Banana republic, not Trumpistan. And then, of course we
Speaker 1: must face this, the snatching up of a man because
Speaker 1: he expressed political views. Now, some of you may say,
Speaker 1: but those views were repugnant, those views were anti Semitic.
Speaker 1: He was a clever endorser of hamas he violated the
Speaker 1: school rules of Columbia. He hates Israel, he would love
Speaker 1: to see one thousand October sevenths. Maybe so. But the
Speaker 1: First Amendment does not judge the repugnance of speech. It
Speaker 1: does not make an assignment about criminality on the basis
Speaker 1: of such repugnance. The First Amendment is perfectly clear, and
Speaker 1: it is first amongst the additions to the Constitution that
Speaker 1: establish in perpetuity that in this land, the United States
Speaker 1: Government will not criminalize speech. It is the gateway to tyranny,
Speaker 1: as is the arrest and the inhumane treatment of any
Speaker 1: human being without due process because they have been labeled
Speaker 1: by power a terrorist. Donald here at the Kennedy Center,
Speaker 1: our resplendent Briannie clad Schlepper, a dime store Mussolini, the
Speaker 1: producer of America's sick reality show, the greatest marker of
Speaker 1: our national decay in two hundred and fifty years. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is weak. The American economy is starting to crumble
Speaker 1: and collapse. Fifty days in The only thing he has
Speaker 1: going for him is that here in the United States
Speaker 1: he faces the weakness and the corruption and the feebleness
Speaker 1: of the sh orcrats. But everywhere else the truth will
Speaker 1: not be hidden for long. No matter how angry and
Speaker 1: raging Scott Jennings gets. The pressure is building. The absurdity
Speaker 1: is totally clear. Now we wait for the suffering to begin,
Speaker 1: and when it comes to Elon Musk and Tesla. I'll
Speaker 1: save my sympathy for the starving African child who will
Speaker 1: choke to death on their phlem with bloated bellies in
Speaker 1: the sun, baking to death with no water and no hope,
Speaker 1: because Elon must decided that they deserve to die with
Speaker 1: his coterie of teen age maga children of the corn,
Speaker 1: who call themselves Doge and celebrate their cruelty as acts
Speaker 1: of faith, driving to Tesla as a statement. A lot
Speaker 1: of people in this country don't appreciate this statement because
Speaker 1: Elon Musk has made it clear with his statements who
Speaker 1: he is and what he stands for. So well, he
Speaker 1: cries crocodile tears, using the White House as a background
Speaker 1: for his company's ads, saying I'm just here to help you. Well,
Speaker 1: someone like Scott Jennings drops to his knees in awe
Speaker 1: of wealth and power. Decent Americans everywhere are looking left
Speaker 1: and looking right and saying to you, Elon, and that's
Speaker 1: why the stock is being driven into the ground. And
Speaker 1: that's why if you own a Tessa, you should get
Speaker 1: rid of it, because every day it's worth a little less.
Speaker 1: You made a poor choice. Now you gotta pay for it.
Speaker 1: This is the warning. I'm Steve Schmidt. This is the warning.
Speaker 1: I invite you to join this community, where I promise
Speaker 1: to be honest, blunt and direct about what is happening
Speaker 1: in this country. America is in crisis. Follow and subscribe
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