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Speaker 2: Welcome guys, Happy Friday, and just want to jump right
Speaker 2: in here. Watching all of these protests happening in New
Speaker 2: York City, in Minneapolis, parts of California, I really, I'm
Speaker 2: very angry, makes me very angry that we are not
Speaker 2: able to keep our streets open and keep our neighborhoods safe.
Speaker 2: Most of the people that you're seeing at these events,
Speaker 2: they are paid agitators. They come in from out of state,
Speaker 2: and they like to make a lot of noise because
Speaker 2: the more noise they make, the more happy the person
Speaker 2: paying them is. And the people that are paying them
Speaker 2: are people that don't even live in this country. You know,
Speaker 2: We've got one guy who runs the Socialist Party. It's
Speaker 2: like a youth movement, and he's a Neville Singham out
Speaker 2: of China and him and his wife, who's a white
Speaker 2: American woman. They live over there, and they travel the
Speaker 2: world spreading communism and infecting the minds of the young
Speaker 2: and the eager and the I spend too much time
Speaker 2: on TikTok and Instagram, and I'm not watching reels on history.
Speaker 2: I'm watching reels on how to repeat it. And it's
Speaker 2: a theme that's widespread. And when we see these brave
Speaker 2: citizen journalists going out as we've been talking about all week,
Speaker 2: and approaching these people, they have two responses. One, they
Speaker 2: don't recognize the citizen journalists, so they actually talk to
Speaker 2: them and you can hear how stupid these people are.
Speaker 2: Or two, they do recognize them and they get very,
Speaker 2: very angry that you're asking them a question. And I
Speaker 2: think I think the main point that I want to
Speaker 2: make today in closing of this week of just massive news,
Speaker 2: is there are real people struggling for freedom right now,
Speaker 2: real real struggle. If you look at what's happening in Venezuela,
Speaker 2: if you look at what's happening in Iran, if you
Speaker 2: look at what's going to happen in Cuba and Colombia,
Speaker 2: you are seeing people truly trying to survive under dictatorships, socialism, communism,
Speaker 2: you know, sort of that iron fist idea that you
Speaker 2: see in all these posters of these very very dumb protesters.
Speaker 2: And if you ask them, well, what does that fists
Speaker 2: stand for, they'll say, we're fighting back against oppression. And
Speaker 2: the funny thing is that's exactly what you're fighting for.
Speaker 2: You don't even realize it. And I found two clips.
Speaker 2: One of them is this young man, Daniel di Martino.
Speaker 2: He works at the Manhattan Institute. He came over here
Speaker 2: to America as a refugee on a student visa and
Speaker 2: is doing everything he can to be the American dream
Speaker 2: and to give back to the country that has given
Speaker 2: him so much. And he talks about his family and
Speaker 2: his national ID and the days of the week that
Speaker 2: he was allowed to food shop. And he went out
Speaker 2: into the streets of Manhattan and he spoke to people,
Speaker 2: just you know, around NYU, standing there in Washington Square
Speaker 2: Park and saying to them, you know, why do you
Speaker 2: support mom Donnie who says that he's a Democrat socialist?
Speaker 2: Why do you believe in this movement? And they're like,
Speaker 2: he's cool, It doesn't bother me, but they don't actually
Speaker 2: have any answers. And the one girl at the end
Speaker 2: of this sort of man on the street moment that
Speaker 2: he did with the Free Press says, well, if you
Speaker 2: don't like it, you don't like what he does here,
Speaker 2: why don't you just leave? And he's instead of saying,
Speaker 2: oh my gosh, like I didn't know all these things,
Speaker 2: or oh my gosh, you're an actual refugee, like you're
Speaker 2: a person that came here from another country, they can't
Speaker 2: answer the question. So she says to Daniel, well, why
Speaker 2: don't you just leave if you don't like it here,
Speaker 2: And he's like, yeah, I already fleed one communist country,
Speaker 2: and I came here to America and I'm living in
Speaker 2: New York, which is supposed to be the melting pot
Speaker 2: of America, and instead now I am being told that
Speaker 2: you guys are going to run things the exact same
Speaker 2: way they ran them in Venezuela. And she can't speak
Speaker 2: to that. And that's what's really upsetting is that instead
Speaker 2: of listening, instead of learning, instead of having real dialogue
Speaker 2: that's looking for solutions, you have these people that just
Speaker 2: want to live in the echo chamber of idiocy. That's
Speaker 2: truly what it is. And people want to be nice
Speaker 2: and they want to say no, no, no, you know,
Speaker 2: it's they're not all like that. I hate that expression,
Speaker 2: they're not all like that. I have never been in
Speaker 2: a situation where someone said they're not all like that,
Speaker 2: where it is not the opposite. Every time there are
Speaker 2: groups of people that have a stereotype because they act
Speaker 2: a certain kind of way, like leftist protesters. I have
Speaker 2: never seen mobs of leftist protesters going up and down
Speaker 2: city streets taking over in mob mentality where it hasn't
Speaker 2: ended badly, where regular people trying to live their regular
Speaker 2: lives were not disrupted. This is a common occurrence, It
Speaker 2: is a regular theme. I don't really get the whole
Speaker 2: they're not all like that thing. And so Daniel de
Speaker 2: Martine goes out, he has this conversation. One of the
Speaker 2: guys in this audio that you're about to hear is
Speaker 2: a NYU professor, and he's having a real conversation. The
Speaker 2: issue is what do they do with it? And who
Speaker 2: are we as Americans to tell the people of it
Speaker 2: as well to tell the people of Iran. Look at
Speaker 2: how little time the mainstream media has spent on Iran.
Speaker 2: These people do not support the Islamic regime. They do
Speaker 2: not support the clerics, they do not support the extremists,
Speaker 2: they don't support any of that shit. They're saying the
Speaker 2: exact opposite. We want freedom. There was a young man
Speaker 2: on x last night. I don't know where he was
Speaker 2: in Iran, but he took a moment and he was
Speaker 2: speaking in English and he was reading something that he
Speaker 2: had written, and it was basically like, please, people of America,
Speaker 2: fight for us. Keep posting things that you see about us,
Speaker 2: post what we're saying. We need your help because the
Speaker 2: Shah needs to get back in there so that they
Speaker 2: can have normal, secular life and not be under the
Speaker 2: rule of the Ayatola. The Iyatola wants one thing, power
Speaker 2: for him and his peons. That's it. He's got no
Speaker 2: interest in helping the Iranian people. But the protesters that
Speaker 2: are currently right now in the street distracting from the
Speaker 2: noise of the Somalian fraud that's happening with than their state,
Speaker 2: probably at the behest of walls and fry because there
Speaker 2: knee deep in it. It's a real struggle to get
Speaker 2: an answer as to who is funding exactly this movement.
Speaker 2: We know Nevel Sengmann is doing it, we know that
Speaker 2: Soros is doing it. But who else is allowing who
Speaker 2: is getting the kickbacks? I guess is a better way
Speaker 2: of putting it. Because when you see the chief of
Speaker 2: police in Minneapolis, when you see the mayor, when you
Speaker 2: see the governor saying it's okay, we're gonna rally our
Speaker 2: national guard. We're going to have to fight back against
Speaker 2: federal agents. This is not normal. You have a right,
Speaker 2: you have an obligation to defend and protect the rights
Speaker 2: of people living in those communities who want nothing to
Speaker 2: do with disturbing the Department of Homeland Security and the
Speaker 2: officers that work for ICE. I mean, this is the
Speaker 2: ongoing theme that we're speaking for all of us. No,
Speaker 2: you're not. There's a lot of people right now in
Speaker 2: Minnesota who are saying, please capture all of the Somali
Speaker 2: immigrants who are here ripping us off blind not just
Speaker 2: here in Minneapolis and Minnesota, but also all over the country.
Speaker 2: Please get them out. We're sick of it. Back to
Speaker 2: my original point, I've got two pieces of audio today,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to start first with this back and
Speaker 2: forth between Daniel di Martino and idiot liberals of New
Speaker 2: York City. It's too good not to play. It's about
Speaker 2: four minutes, but I promise you it's worth your time
Speaker 2: to take a listen. Are you excited about the socialist program?
Speaker 3: I had to give it a shot. Has so many
Speaker 3: policies that I believe in. It is my friend Daniel
Speaker 3: who's caped Venezuela action.
Speaker 2: Did you vote for Zora mundanis? Of course yeah, I
Speaker 2: can't just.
Speaker 3: Are you don't worry that he is a socialist?
Speaker 1: Not really?
Speaker 4: I think socialists is actually a really good for a society.
Speaker 2: I am assuming yes.
Speaker 3: Are you familiar with how socialism worked out in other
Speaker 3: countries historically? Just because it didn't work out so while
Speaker 3: in other parts of the world doesn't mean it won't
Speaker 3: work out well for New York. I actually have a
Speaker 3: friend of mine here who fled Venezuela.
Speaker 2: He is a living product of.
Speaker 3: Socialism not working out in other places. Came from Venezuela
Speaker 3: nine years ago. It's the only country that was ever
Speaker 3: destroyed by socialist and.
Speaker 2: Democratic y'all got lot other problems to do it.
Speaker 3: The problems were cast by the socialist policy. My family
Speaker 3: went from making two three thousand dollars a month twenty
Speaker 3: years ago to one hundred dollars a month in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 3: That was because the government gave everything. You couldn't imagine.
Speaker 3: We're breaking the one from being a normal middle class
Speaker 3: family with a cart and then no electricity, no hotter.
Speaker 5: Mom.
Speaker 3: Daddy actually thinks that Majuro was an dictator and ten
Speaker 3: years ago he actually breaks oring elections.
Speaker 5: What specific socialist policies like that.
Speaker 3: The government took over people's basics, farms, grocery stores, factories.
Speaker 3: Do you support the proposal of government grocery stores?
Speaker 5: Of course I do.
Speaker 3: There was very little supply of chicken, toilet paper. There
Speaker 3: was a line for blocks and blocks for a grocery store.
Speaker 3: It's all about money, my friend, co option. Wait, what
Speaker 3: do you think the grocery store sells your food for charity?
Speaker 5: Are for money for money?
Speaker 3: That's what about thing.
Speaker 5: What happened in Monzuela isn't going to happen here.
Speaker 2: The policy is more focused on helping people out.
Speaker 3: Every politician will promise to help the people. Socialism is
Speaker 3: the government owns and controls the means of production, that
Speaker 3: is the company's The businesses like m'm donny says, the
Speaker 3: government will own the grocery store. Nine million of US
Speaker 3: escaped our country. It's the largest refugee crisis and the world.
Speaker 5: Wow, there is a lot of opportunities to use the
Speaker 5: wealth of New York to help everyone else.
Speaker 3: You know, they have tried that in the Soviet Union,
Speaker 3: from where men parents and my grandparents are from. Oh,
Speaker 3: they remember rosary stores is empty shells, which arm Dunning
Speaker 3: himself said that he's Polish to abolish from all of it.
Speaker 3: He's going to take every d you established community land
Speaker 3: trust to ractually my of housing got.
Speaker 5: The primate work and converted to community ownership.
Speaker 3: You want to live in a public house? You know,
Speaker 3: New York City builds less total housing units than Austin, Texas,
Speaker 3: a city that is one eighth of the size of Union.
Speaker 3: We need to change, But then the change that we
Speaker 3: need is one that increases the supply of housing, right,
Speaker 3: not that one that will decrease in like Mamdani and
Speaker 3: I fear that what happened in venezuela majorial president that
Speaker 3: was originally democratically elected decided to give everything away for free.
Speaker 3: Check people's businesses, you know, for the workers and then
Speaker 3: it all went bankrupt and became very important. Over sixty
Speaker 3: two percent of young people and sixty six percent of
Speaker 3: Democrats support socialism nationwide, the Democratic socials of America. You know,
Speaker 3: mamm Danny's a part of it, right, Yeah. The DSA
Speaker 3: went to Venezuela just last year to support the dictator
Speaker 3: and say that he won the election, that he didn't
Speaker 3: have no idea. Do you think we should be supporting
Speaker 3: dictators like that?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 3: Government rant control. It's going to stop people from renting
Speaker 3: apartments because they're not going to be able to profit.
Speaker 3: There are gonna be fewer apartments for rent, and then
Speaker 3: we're gonna have less opportunities to actually live the that
Speaker 3: I agree with that. Okay, I understand more about socialism
Speaker 3: now for sure. Since we have had more free markets
Speaker 3: and capitalism in the world, billions of people have been
Speaker 3: left for a property and that every country that has
Speaker 3: attempted socialism, as well as by the Soviet Union in
Speaker 3: North Korea, eastor and Europe, many countries in Africa, all.
Speaker 2: Of them became You've been through it in Venezuela.
Speaker 3: Yes, why don't you move on to New York? I
Speaker 3: already did? Actually, well, I already moved out of my
Speaker 3: country too. You think people should just keep moving out
Speaker 3: of socialists destroy their countries on.
Speaker 2: There city if you don't like the policies that the
Speaker 2: government's power doing it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think my opinion might have changed a little bit.
Speaker 4: I'll be doing more research.
Speaker 3: Thank you for sharing. I heard a great vote about socialism,
Speaker 3: which is it's really a great system until you run
Speaker 3: out of spending other people's money. With the rights of
Speaker 3: socialism in America, it's more important than ever that we
Speaker 3: have these conversations. I'm telling you with the free press,
Speaker 3: and I'm Donald di Martine, so you next time.
Speaker 2: So what you just heard was a bunch of really
Speaker 2: dumb people who were allowed to vote. And I have
Speaker 2: been saying this for years and I stand by it.
Speaker 2: I think every single person, before they are allowed to
Speaker 2: cast a ballot should have to take a sever test
Speaker 2: and understand the basic tenets of democracy, of a free republic,
Speaker 2: of socialism, of communism, and have a basic understanding of
Speaker 2: the way that our government works, the Constitution, the Declaration
Speaker 2: of Independence, the Bill of Rights. I would go so
Speaker 2: far as even trying to understand the three branches of government.
Speaker 2: How many elected officials are in the House. How many
Speaker 2: senators you get per state. I genuinely do not believe
Speaker 2: that your average American knows these answers like readily. I
Speaker 2: think that they would have to look it up. I
Speaker 2: think that they would have to be schooled. I think
Speaker 2: that they would have to take a minute. And I'm
Speaker 2: okay with that if we want to let them know, Hey,
Speaker 2: heading into voting today, you're going to have to take
Speaker 2: a multiple choice quiz before you go in and pull
Speaker 2: that lever. So at least you're a little bit more educated.
Speaker 2: Because the one thing you heard there, The only person
Speaker 2: on there that I thought was like a real asshole
Speaker 2: was that one girl at the end. She's like, well,
Speaker 2: if you don't like that government, what you just like?
Speaker 4: Move?
Speaker 2: And he's like, okay, so how many times should I
Speaker 2: move to escape socialism? You know? To his point, nine
Speaker 2: million people are refugees. It's the largest refugee crisis in
Speaker 2: the world, and it's a real refugee crisis. It's not
Speaker 2: the made up ones where we bring people in because
Speaker 2: we're buying their vote and we're siphoning money off of
Speaker 2: the taxpayer so that we can funnel it through NGOs.
Speaker 2: And kick it back to the professional lobbyists and elected
Speaker 2: members of government who are all on the take. And
Speaker 2: that's both sides of the aisle, right and left. That's
Speaker 2: not what's happening in Venezuela. Venezuela people are starving. I
Speaker 2: want you to hear this other woman. I don't know her,
Speaker 2: I don't know who she is, and she just is
Speaker 2: talking about how she came to America and how hard
Speaker 2: it was, and how sick and tired she is. Of
Speaker 2: Americans telling Venezuelan's how they should be feeling. It really
Speaker 2: kind of broke my heart. I hope it reaches you
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 5: An American that hasn't leave that terror of socialism will
Speaker 5: never understand what is going on right now. I don't
Speaker 5: care if you have a master degree in whatever. Unless
Speaker 5: you leave it in your own skin, you won't ever
Speaker 5: understand it. And I think it's terribly disrespectful for anybody
Speaker 5: to tell Venezuela how we should react to that. I
Speaker 5: think it's terrible disrespectful to the people that have died
Speaker 5: saying that Madudu shouldn't be where he is. And I
Speaker 5: left my country with just the clothes I was wearing
Speaker 5: and a little bit of diapers.
Speaker 4: And milk that I had left. Don't you dare telling
Speaker 4: me that this is not a reason for celebration. When
Speaker 4: I first come into the United States, I cry and
Speaker 4: had to turn around to my husband and ask him
Speaker 4: to please help me to open the shower because I
Speaker 4: didn't even know how to open the shower. When I
Speaker 4: woke into Wolmar and I saw so many options to it,
Speaker 4: I couldn't believe myself. Our reality is different. We want
Speaker 4: to live and you guys have everything in this country,
Speaker 4: more than you could ever imagine. And I just wish
Speaker 4: that you could love it a little bity more and
Speaker 4: respect it a little bity more, because if I had
Speaker 4: to give my life for America, I would.
Speaker 2: Doesn't that just break your heart hearing that woman the
Speaker 2: pain that she is feeling. And here she is, living
Speaker 2: in America, looking at an American president who has just
Speaker 2: freed her country from a dictator, and watching not just
Speaker 2: stupid American liberals but politicians defame President Trump for freeing
Speaker 2: her nation, a nation that has lived under totalitarian rule
Speaker 2: for far too long with absolutely no help because everybody's
Speaker 2: on the take, and all those other countries were getting
Speaker 2: a little piece of all that drug running, all the
Speaker 2: arms running. And don't think it wasn't us too, because
Speaker 2: it was under Obama and Biden and Clinton and all
Speaker 2: these other scumbags. These are people who have really suffered.
Speaker 2: And see these American white liberal lunatic children, and they
Speaker 2: are children marching up and down in Minneapolis have never
Speaker 2: experienced real, true hardship. It's like when Greta Thunberg did
Speaker 2: that stupid thing where she was like, I'm on a
Speaker 2: sail boat. Meanwhile her boat has an engine. The sale
Speaker 2: never went up, and she's like, I'm going to go
Speaker 2: free Palestine. Then go to Palestine. Go. You should be
Speaker 2: grateful that Israel took you out of international waters. They
Speaker 2: saved your ass. You think you're going to get to
Speaker 2: Gaza and they're going to be excited to see you.
Speaker 2: They don't even know who you are. How lucky for them.
Speaker 2: But this is the privilege that we're talking about. They
Speaker 2: want to talk about white privilege. Sure, okay, let's talk
Speaker 2: about white privilege. Let's talk about white stupid ass Karen
Speaker 2: privilege walking up and down the street about oppression and
Speaker 2: how mad they are that illegal immigrants, cartown members, child rapists,
Speaker 2: all sorts of trafficking people that are trafficking humans, organs, money, drugs,
Speaker 2: you name it. They're defending them and their right to
Speaker 2: be here, instead of celebrating the elimination of a dictatorship
Speaker 2: and the fact that now we have an entire hemisphere
Speaker 2: of change. If you remember the access of evil, it's
Speaker 2: been Russia, Iran, China, and then Venezuela. Well, we're taking
Speaker 2: down Venezuela. We're turning that around. Cuba and Colombia will follow.
Speaker 2: And now we have Iran with people just marching in
Speaker 2: the streets for their freedom. And are we, as Americans,
Speaker 2: the freest nation in the world supposedly, are we celebrating them?
Speaker 2: Are we talking about them? No, we're screaming about our government,
Speaker 2: and we're mad because of the fact that they are
Speaker 2: enforcing our laws. That's what people in America are doing,
Speaker 2: and they are so privileged and so free and they
Speaker 2: don't even realize it. You have the right to march
Speaker 2: up and down the street. You have the right to
Speaker 2: live in your homes and do what you want, and
Speaker 2: meet with who you want and live the way you want.
Speaker 2: The problem now is is that everyday people like myself,
Speaker 2: if you want to be a boy and call yourself
Speaker 2: a girl, have at it. If you want to be
Speaker 2: gay and marry another person of the same sex, have
Speaker 2: at it. If you want to dye your hair blue
Speaker 2: and say you were born naturally that way, have at it.
Speaker 2: This idea that the rest of us has to have
Speaker 2: to subscribe to your crazy is not a thing. And
Speaker 2: that is the difference between true freedom and this idea
Speaker 2: of everyone has to think like me. And that's what
Speaker 2: this really is. It's like a little cult. It's a
Speaker 2: little mentally unstable cult of people who are all looking
Speaker 2: to belong. They're all backwards, crooked and upside down, and
Speaker 2: now they're doing it together. So when two idiots meet
Speaker 2: each other and they're telling each other how right they are,
Speaker 2: they're never going to get to the real answer because
Speaker 2: they never had it. We'll be watching this all weekend.
Speaker 2: We'll be looking for more information out of Iran. I
Speaker 2: hope you found those two audio clips as valuable as
Speaker 2: I did, because I know they moved me. Please be
Speaker 2: safe out there, watch out for the blue hairs, and
Speaker 2: we'll see you on Monday. This is the Rogue Recap.
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