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Heroes of the Left, Kilmar Abrego Garcia Facts, and Karmelo Anthony is the Victim · World Ablaze with George Fontes

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Welcome, World of Blaze listeners, to Episode 73.
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Episode 73 recorded this day, Monday, April 21st, 2025.
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I think that you will enjoy this episode.
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And one of the highlighted topics of discussion today asks the question, begs the question,
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who is your hero?
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Or really, what constitutes a hero?
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What about a person?
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What about a person makes them your hero?
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Is it their character?
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their infallible character, their amazingly awesome character that leads by example,
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is it their strength?
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Their strength to stand up to all the evils in the world.
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You know, looking out for the little guy.
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Maybe he walks grandma across the street.
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Maybe it's that person.
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But the question remains, what about a person makes them your hero?
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And this is a question I asked the Democrat Party.
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Because recently, I am not sure that they understand the concept of what a hero is.
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Apparently, their heroes are members of extremely violent gangs that are also classified terrorists.
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their heroes seem to be
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people who beat their wives
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they also seem to be
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young men
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who think that
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the best way to make a statement
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due to their
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anger is to
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kill someone by stabbing them
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directly in the heart
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I think by now
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you all get
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who I'm talking about
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I am talking about Kilmer Abrego Garcia,
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the MS-13 member that got deported,
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yet the left thinks that it was wrong,
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wrong to deport him,
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even though he is an illegal alien.
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But, you know, I'll get to that.
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Notwithstanding his criminal record,
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domestic abuse,
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what else can we say?
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Yeah, you know,
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actually I believe he was a high-ranking MS-13 member anyway semantics right whatever and then
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Carmelo Anthony who's being praised and upheld has a give send go account you know let me see
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where they're at on that because we all want to support murder I know I know in usual fashion
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the left is trying to turn this into race because Carmelo Anthony is a young, upstanding
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black man.
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And the victim, the person who was killed, was a white kid.
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So it had to be the victim's fault, right?
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Automatically because, you know, young black man, young white man, white man is the aggressor,
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right?
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Or white man bad.
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So Carmelo Anthony is the upstanding citizen who is just merely defending himself.
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Although the reports say the opposite of that, and there are witnesses that absolutely say the opposite of that.
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But getting back to the give, send, go.
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Apparently, everybody believes that this young man deserves the support he needs to fight his case.
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And as of right now, because I'm literally on the Give, Send, Go website, which anybody can go to and help Carmelo, right now, as of this moment, they have raised $500,000, $4,555.
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So again, what about a person makes them a hero?
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Now, before I answer that question or you answer that question,
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I'm going to remind everybody,
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Yes.
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So Fritz McShane, hats off to you.
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I've got a big glass of whiskey right here.
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I'm going to take a sip.
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There we go.
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Now that sets the evening.
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But anyway, cheers to you, Brits McShane, and to the Whiskey Hill crew.
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and great guy
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definitely knows what the hell he's talking about
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neither he or I have really gotten our hands around. We're dabbling in it right now.
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And with that being said, he and I are also turning random thoughts with Manuel and George,
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the other podcast that I co-host with my brother. We're turning that slowly into a video podcast.
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I think we've done three video episodes so far in a row and have failed to upload the
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I'm working on it.
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Just hang in there, but go ahead and check that out.
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And I'm giving you fair warning.
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and see how we interact with each other.
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and no matter what, I always have a good time on that show.
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and I really think that you will enjoy
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And you can find that on YouTube right now.
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So there is a YouTube channel dedicated
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to random thoughts with Manuel and George.
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And enough house cleaning.
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God dang, can we just get to the show now, right?
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You feel spent by just listening to me yap
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about how great our shows are
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and how I want you to check out my friend's shows
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and et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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Anyway.
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Whew, I got that out of the way.
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I need another sip of whiskey.
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Mm-hmm.
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Mm.
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All right.
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Okay.
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So, back to the original question.
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What makes a person your hero?
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Well, the Democrat Party seems to think that it's domestic violence,
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domestic terrorism, murder in the first degree,
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and domestic violence.
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Hmm.
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Okay, maybe I'm reaching.
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I don't know.
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Maybe I'm not.
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But apparently the Democrat Party right now, right now, okay, let's not say the entire Democrat Party.
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Let's just say most of their leaders, most of the prominent Democrat Party leaders seem to think that these are the traits that you should support.
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because they still can't understand why a person like Kilmar,
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Obrego Garcia's, well, why he's been deported.
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Why?
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How can you just deport someone like that without any due process?
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Bill Maher is baffled.
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Bill Maher is here.
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Here's Bill Maher and his show right now.
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With Charlie Kirk, hats off to Bill Maher
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because this was actually a really cordial conversation
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and they both talked it out.
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And I respect both of them for what they do in their own way.
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You know, obviously, Charlie Kirk is the champion
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of conservative movement, you know, Republican Party, whatever.
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And then Bill Maher is just, honestly, he's just an old school Democrat.
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He's not a new school Democrat, but he's, you know,
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he's an old school liberal.
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But Bill seems to be confused on the details.
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and in a nice way, Charlie corrects him and Bill can't deny it.
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He just shrugs off like, all right, okay.
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Anyway, here, I'm going to start this a little ways in
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just so we can get to the meat and potatoes of the conversation here
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and how it relates to the Kilmer-Obrego-Garcia deportation matter.
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Yes nothing is going to go perfect but if it does come to light I would hope that some Republicans have the spine to say yeah that not right
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This guy should not be there.
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I mean, the Bill of Rights, it's pretty clear that you can't just disappear people without any sort of trial.
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Well, but, sorry to interrupt.
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And deportation is not the same thing as sending someone to a prison.
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But you are allowed to deport under the Alien and Enemies Act.
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Correct.
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Someone who is part of a recognized terrorist organization.
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All right.
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Excellent point there, Charlie.
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So while Bill says you can't just disappear people for no reason,
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Charlie Kirk aptly and appropriately points out, well, due to the Aliens and Enemies Act, of course you can.
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especially if they are an illegal alien or an illegal person.
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What were they trying to say?
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What was the politically correct way of saying that again?
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Let me see.
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Undocumented, that's it.
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Undocumented person.
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But in this case, not even just an illegal alien,
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but someone who's a member of the MS-13 gang
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that is deemed a terrorist organization.
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So, Bill, yeah, details matter.
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which MS-13 is pretty close to a terrorist organization.
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Yeah, okay.
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I mean, you know, you're bending all these words.
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And he's not an American citizen.
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We've got to acknowledge that.
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No, absolutely not.
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So that's important.
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But he wasn't here illegally either.
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No, he was.
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Illegally.
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The Maryland men.
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As long as we're not talking about two different cases.
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We're talking about Garcia.
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Garcia, yes.
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It's just funny how Bill doesn't even realize
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that Kilmer Abrego Garcia was actually here illegal.
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and I'll get to those details,
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but I'm going to put a pin in that.
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I want you to remember that, okay?
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And I'm going to prove that, yes, he was here illegal
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because I have a police report in which they found,
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and he even admitted to being here illegal.
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He was an illegal immigrant to the country.
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I thought he was waiting for asylum.
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You could be illegal waiting for asylum.
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I see.
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Okay.
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And even that part's false, by the way,
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which you'll find when I read the report
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because it was found that he was not actually waiting for asylum.
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They could deport him.
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That's right.
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Yes.
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But we never did it, but to a prison.
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It's an edge case.
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I acknowledge it's on the edge.
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Okay, good.
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No, but the edge is, so there's three ways you can deport people.
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It could be the Alien Enemies Act of 1798.
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It can be expedited.
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Used only three times.
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That's fine, but hey, look, you quote the First Amendment all the time.
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That's from 1787, right?
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So old things are important.
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I'm just saying just because it's old.
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But that's been used more than three times.
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Fair enough.
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But just because things are old doesn't mean, and I'm not saying you're using that talking
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point, but some people are trying to invalidate it just because it's old.
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It's also expedited release.
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They're trying to invalidate it because it doesn't really apply to this.
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It's stretching it.
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I mean, how is MS-13 not a terrorist organization?
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Yeah, you can make that.
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Or Trendy Aragua.
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I mean, organized.
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Because terrorism really is a political movement.
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It means terrorizing the civilian population to achieve a political goal.
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These guys just want to grab your locket.
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You know, this is a lot more than that.
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A lot more than that.
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Look.
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And yes, Bill, it is more than that.
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I'm sure you very much understand it.
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But listen, Bill's trying to justify the argument.
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And Bill's not a stupid person, by the way.
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So I think he gets it.
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I think he understands.
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he just, I guess, doesn't want to affirm it or believe it.
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But since we're talking about whether or not Kilmer Abrego Garcia
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is an illegal immigrant,
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and one that everyone claims doesn't even have any criminal history,
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but I'm actually looking at a police report here
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from March 28th of 2019.
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Prince George's County Police Department gang field interview sheet.
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Let me read that again.
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Gang field interview sheet.
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That's right.
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This person, Kilmer Abrego Garcia, was actually questioned by the gang task force.
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And he was picked up while hanging out in the parking lot of Home Depot because he was with other known associates of MS-13 or associates of gangs.
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And he was in the same group.
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So he got picked up, got questioned.
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They have a description of him.
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They have his mugshot, and they even affirm that he's part of the MS-13 gang.
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It says here he's a member.
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It says that he has an active status.
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He's part of the Westerns clique, and he holds a rank.
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Not an entry-level rank.
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He owns, you know, he has an upper rank in the MS-13 gang.
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And when they interviewed Kilmer Obrego, I want to read a little bit of it right here.
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says that officers then interviewed Kilmer Armando Abrego Garcia.
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During the interview, officers observed he was wearing a Chicago Bulls hat
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and a hoodie with rolls of money covering eyes, ears, and mouth
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of the presidents on the separate denominations.
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All right, I'm going to stop here.
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A lot of people are saying, how can you claim a Chicago Bulls hat
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automatically makes you a gang member?
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I'll agree on that point.
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It doesn't, but apparently MS-13 uses the Chicago's Bulls hat or Chicago's Bulls attire
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to help validate their standing in the gang.
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Again, I'm going to agree with everybody.
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That's kind of a weak argument there, but the hoodie with the rolls of the money covering
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the eyes, ears, and mouth is also a part of Hispanic gang culture.
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And that is what the officer goes on to say in this report.
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In fact, officers know such clothing to be indicative of the Hispanic culture.
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The meaning of the clothing is to represent see no evil, hear no evil, and say no evil.
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They also state that wearing the Chicago Bulls hat represents they are a member in good standing with the MS-13.
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Officers contacted a past proven and reliable source of information who advised Kilmore Armando Abrego Garcia
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is an active member of MS-13. Okay. So back in March of 2019, it was verified
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that he is a member of the MS-13. So just for Bill Maher's sake here, because you guys get this,
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right? My listeners, for the most part, I think they get it. They get it. And for those who are
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new, for those who, listen, it's no secret I lean right. All right. I try to stay a bit more center
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because I'm not far right.
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But I'm sure there's some of you out there
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that are not even center.
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You're more left or far left.
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Maybe you stumbled onto this podcast.
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You're like, you know, yelling and screaming
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and kicking and spitting
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and your pitchforks are up, ready, sharp.
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You're ready to take down the Republican conservative MAGA.
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But hold on.
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I'm just reading the facts and the data
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and I'm trying to correct everyone's wrongful view of this person,
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a person who has been convicted of, well, domestic abuse.
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That's right.
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You see, he was also part of two domestic abuse situations
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and where his wife actually called it in.
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now getting back to the original um the original record of uh arrest here that i was reading
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aside from uh confirming he is an ms13 gang member with a fairly high ranking or you know
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basically he's not an he's not a foot soldier uh i will now get to the part where
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Obrego Garcia admits to being an illegal alien. Yes, says right here. Of course, I got to,
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again, read the date. So March 28th, 2019, Obrego Garcia is a citizen and national of
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El Salvador. Obrego Garcia claimed to have walked across the desert for many days entering illegally
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into the United States near McAllen, Texas,
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on or about March 25, 2012.
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It goes on in this report to, again,
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validate per Prince George's County Police Gang Unit
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that Abrego Garcia was a member of MS-13.
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Intelligence information here says
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Abrego Garcia has gang affiliation and subject states
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that he has no information about gangs or human drugs.
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smuggling. Obrego Garcia was advised of his right to speak with the counselor officer of his native
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country of El Salvador, which he declined because Obrego Garcia is claiming fear of returning to
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his home country of El Salvador. Okay. Disposition, a notice to appear is being executed on Obrego
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Garcia as per section 212 of the Immigration and Nationality Act. And so for Bill Maher's sake,
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there's just a little bit of evidence
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as to this person's involvement, character, etc.
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Now, you think that would be enough?
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That would be enough for the leftist leaders, the leftist media
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to let this go.
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And be like, yeah, all right, we get it.
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The guy's mayor of the MS-13.
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He was denied entry and
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yeah, he was denied asylum
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because he couldn't prove, couldn't prove that he was in danger.
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He couldn't prove that he himself wasn't a danger to the citizens of our nation.
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So you think that would have been enough, right?
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Clear cut, dry, you know, wash your hands of it, walk away.
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The document's right there.
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There's the evidence.
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But no, not so fast, not so fast.
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So, you know, we still have the media, the long arm of the Democratic talking points, the propaganda machine themselves, especially that, the organization, the one and only CNN.
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In this clip, Caitlin Collins, journalist, or as I call her talking head and teleprompter reader, goes ahead and presses Donald Trump at the White House and where he is having a meeting with the El Salvadorian president himself.
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Listen to this exchange because this is great.
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Here in this exchange, Pam Bondi corrects Caitlin Collins.
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and of course, Stefan Miller, Stefan Miller.
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This guy's amazing.
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He also steps up and corrects everybody of the situation.
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Take a listen to this because what's really cool is you're going to hear a few digs from
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Trump, you know, good old, you know, you're just not so great.
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You're kind of a, I don't know why people listen to you.
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Your ratings are horrible.
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Anyway, here you go.
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Let's hear the question from this very low rated anchor.
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at CB.
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Thank you, President.
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Do you plan to ask
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President McEaly
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to help return the man
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who your administration
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says was mistakenly deported?
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The man who was mistakenly
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deported to El Salvador?
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Well, let me ask Pam.
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Would you ask
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to answer that question?
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Sure, President.
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First and foremost,
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he was illegally
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in our country.
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He had been illegally
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in our country.
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And in 2019,
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two courts,
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an immigration court
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and an appellate
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immigration court,
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ruled that he was
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a member of MS-13
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and he was illegally in our country.
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This is true.
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I just read the documents.
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Right now, it was a paperwork.
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It was additional paperwork had needed to be done.
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That's up to El Salvador if they want to return him.
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That's not up to us.
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The Supreme Court ruled President that if as El Salvador wants to return him this is international matters foreign affairs if they wanted to return him we would facilitate it meaning provide a plane So will you return him
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And you are doing a great job.
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Thank you.
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Mr. Miller, wait a minute.
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Can you just also respond to that question?
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Right here, President Trump is pointing at and referring to Stephen Miller.
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He is the United States Homeland Security Advisor and also the White House Deputy Chief of Staff.
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Listen to this response.
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to handle their own citizens as a starting point.
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As two immigration courts found that he was a member of MS-13,
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when President Trump declared MS-13 to be a foreign terrorist organization,
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that meant that he was no longer eligible under federal law,
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which I'm sure you know, you're very familiar with the INA,
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that he was no longer eligible for any form of immigration relief in the United States.
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So he had a deportation order that was valid,
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which meant that under our law, he's not even allowed to be present in the United States
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and had to be returned because of the foreign terrorist designation.
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This issue was then by a district court judge completely inverted,
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and a district court judge tried to tell the administration
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that they had to kidnap a citizen of El Salvador and fly him back here.
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That issue was raised to the Supreme Court,
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and the Supreme Court said the district court order was unlawful
27:09
and its main components were reversed 9-0 unanimously,
27:12
stating clearly that neither secretary of state nor the president could be compelled by anybody
27:18
to forcibly retrieve a citizen of El Salvador from El Salvador, who again is a member of MS-13,
27:26
which is, I'm sure you understand, rapes little girls, murders women, murders children,
27:31
is engaged in the most barbaric activities in the world.
27:33
And I can promise you, if he was your neighbor, you would move right away.
27:37
Well, way to go, Stefan Miller.
27:39
and listen, he's telling it like it is.
27:43
Everything he said is truth
27:44
and especially as it relates to this situation
27:49
with Kilimar Abrego Garcia.
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Yes, he is an MS-13 member.
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It's been confirmed.
27:53
There's documentation.
27:55
There was a deportation
27:56
or he was supposed to leave a long time ago.
27:58
Everything surrounding Abrego Garcia is bad news.
28:05
It's bad news.
28:07
And again, circling back to the beginning
28:09
of this episode. What constitutes a hero? I mean, is this the hero that the Democrat doesn't want,
28:19
but maybe needs? I mean, is this really the hill to die on to reach up and under and prop up
28:29
Kilmar Abrego Garcia as the beacon of light for the Democrat party? Because this man was apparently
28:36
wronged in such an atrocious way.
28:42
Okay, listen, that was all me being facetious.
28:45
Obviously, I hope you got the sarcasm there, but seriously, seriously, though, think about
28:51
that.
28:52
Why are they trying so hard to make this person out to be the good guy?
28:58
But listen, it doesn't stop there because just as the left does, they put their foot
29:04
in their mouth. And I am sorry if this episode is all about me bashing the left, but on this
29:11
particular matter, it's kind of hard not to. And I've called out Trump and I've called out the
29:18
right before, but in this particular matter, just hang with me because the left is literally putting
29:22
their foot in their mouth. So here is the president of El Salvador in the same exact
29:28
press conference, same room. This is the same
29:30
place, the
29:32
same exact moment,
29:34
where the press asks him directly
29:36
as to
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why he will
29:40
not aid
29:41
in bringing Kilmore
29:44
Abrego back to
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the United States.
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Listen to this.
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Do you plan to return him?
29:50
Well, I'm supposed to
29:52
suggest that a smuggle of terrorists
29:54
into the United States, right?
29:55
how can I smuggle
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how can I return him to the United States
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I smuggle him into the United States
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of course I'm not going to do it
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it's like
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the question is preposterous
30:08
how can I smuggle a terrorist into the United States
30:11
I don't have the power to return him
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to the United States
30:14
but you can release him inside
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we're not very fond of releasing
30:18
terrorists into our country
30:19
we just turned the murder capital of the world
30:21
into the safest country in the western hemisphere
30:23
and you want us to go back into the releasing criminals
30:26
so we can go back to being the murder capital of the world.
30:29
That's not going to happen.
30:32
Wow.
30:33
Now that was a mic drop if I've ever heard one.
30:39
Good point, right?
30:41
Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.
30:43
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
30:43
He's an El Salvadorian citizen.
30:46
But look, we're not in the business of releasing terrorists back onto our streets.
30:51
We just cleaned up the country.
30:52
Are you crazy?
30:53
so now let's let's continue let's let's focus on the other torchbearer of truth justice and the
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overall example of what a hero is i am now speaking of the young man himself carmelo anthony
31:16
now if you're unfamiliar with who carmelo anthony is and i couldn't imagine how you would be
31:21
unfamiliar, but you never know. Maybe you just literally tune out, put your head down, go to work,
31:27
pay your bills and do your thing. And I can respect that. So for those who do that, Carmelo
31:33
Anthony is a young man, a 17 year old who murdered, not allegedly murdered, but murdered
31:41
Austin Metcalf. And this happened on April 2nd over at a high school. It was a sporting event
31:49
game. So let me read from The Independent here. Listen, every major news outlet covered the story,
31:56
but I'm just going to read from The Independent. It goes on to read, Carmelo Anthony, the Texas
32:02
teen accused of fatally stabbing a student at a high school track meet could face an uphill battle.
32:07
If his attorneys present a self-defense claim, a legal expert says Anthony, 17 of Frisco,
32:13
that is Frisco, Texas, was arrested and charged with first degree murder in connection with the
32:19
stabbing death of Austin Metcalf on April 2nd at Kuykendall Stadium. After posting a $250,000
32:28
bond last week. Now, before I read, I just want everybody to understand that the bond was
32:32
originally $1 million, but everyone pleaded for it to be reduced to $250,000. And of course,
32:40
the judge agreed. So the Collin County judge agreed to lower from $1 million to $250,000.
32:47
One of Anthony's defense attorneys, Mike Howard, suggested the teen would claim self-defense
32:52
in his upcoming trial.
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Julie Rendleman, a former deputy bureau chief in the Kings County District Attorney's Homicide
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Bureau, argues that Anthony may have trouble proving he used reasonable force to protect
33:04
himself.
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Now, why is that?
33:07
I'm not going to read this anymore.
33:08
You guys get the point, right?
33:09
Like, the reason he's going to have trouble proving it is because his response to being asked to leave an area that was not designated for him to be in was, touch me and see what happens.
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This is from a police report.
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Eyewitnesses heard him say this.
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And which pretty much, I mean, is like a dare, right?
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Go ahead.
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Grab me.
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See what happens.
33:37
Go ahead.
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And it's like, make me leave.
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Go ahead.
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See what happens.
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Okay.
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And so someone did.
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In fact, that someone was Austin Metcalf.
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And apparently he put his hand on him.
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He's like, hey, you got to leave.
33:50
And Carmela Anthony reached down into a bag, according to eyewitnesses, pulled out a knife
33:58
and stabbed him directly in the heart and then ran away.
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So that's Carmela Anthony.
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That's what Carmela Anthony did.
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He did so in front of hundreds of witnesses.
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This wasn't in a dark alley down the side where you can't see,
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there's no cameras, it's my word against yours.
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No, this was done in front of eyewitnesses.
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And of course, they want to make this somehow about race
34:29
because Carmelo Anthony is a young, upstanding black man,
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17-year-old
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who was
34:36
defending himself, felt threatened.
34:39
Felt threatened by
34:41
the victim.
34:43
The victim, Austin
34:45
Metcalf, who was a white supremacist,
34:47
which is all bullshit, by the way.
34:49
But this is the claims. This is what's
34:51
been floating around here.
34:53
And I'm looking at the arrest report right here
34:55
of Carmela Anthony, and everything
34:56
in this arrest report is
34:58
very well documented. There's multiple
35:01
responding officers.
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I mean, multiple.
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It's about a three-page document.
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No, it's a seven-page document, actually.
35:07
And they do list multiple eyewitnesses who were there to testify or to state or make
35:15
a statement, rather, that, yes, Carmela Anthony stabbed Austin Metcalfe.
35:23
Austin Metcalfe succumbed to his wounds and died.
35:26
This is murder.
35:27
but even with all that being said there's a large number of people stepping up and supporting
35:37
Carmelo Anthony because Carmelo Anthony is now somehow the victim here's a clip of a questionable
35:47
individual and I say questionable because this person himself has a rap sheet
35:50
but this is Dominic Alexander and I'm not sure how this person became the representative
35:57
of the Anthony family
35:58
and how this person
36:01
is able to stand up
36:03
and speak on behalf of Carmelo Anthony.
36:05
But here he is.
36:07
Give him a listen.
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And all I'm going to say,
36:10
so it don't be asked later,
36:13
is that was disrespectful
36:15
and just shows you all
36:18
the character
36:21
who was not invited.
36:24
he knows that is inappropriate to.
36:29
Okay, so you're probably lost here.
36:32
So what he is referring to,
36:34
now he gave a long speech,
36:35
so there's going to be like two clips I'm going to play.
36:37
What this person is referring to,
36:39
what this Dominic Alexander character is referring to
36:43
is the father of Austin Metcalf,
36:46
the kid that was murdered by Carmelo Anthony.
36:49
So the Anthony family is given this public press conference
36:52
and the father decides to show up.
36:53
and somehow Dominic Alexander believes it is disrespectful that it's not his place to be there
37:00
and he's trying to twist this around to make it look like the victim and the family of the victim
37:08
are the ones that were in the wrong and then they were the people that were the aggressors
37:13
and the instigators I'm going to go ahead and continue this be near this family but he did it
37:20
and so i say to people actions speak louder than words okay and yours are speaking loud right now
37:28
what he has failed into is the political operatives that want to make this thing
37:35
a political thing of hate yet bigotry and yet racism all right so i'm not sure how he's trying
37:45
to connect the father of the victim's family with hatred, bigotry, and racism.
37:54
But here we are.
37:56
Here we are.
37:58
Here we are, of course, pulling the racist card.
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It was only a matter of time right It was only a matter of time Okay So talking about racism and bigotry
38:11
I remember the beginning of the show
38:13
when I talked about the give, send, go.
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So I'm here on the site.
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Let me see.
38:17
Did it update?
38:18
They're at 504,555 right now.
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Okay.
38:23
And talking about turning this into a racist,
38:28
bigoted situation,
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Here's an anonymous giver.
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This anonymous giver on GiveSang Go, and you can read comments.
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They say that, come on, crackers.
38:41
Y'all too broke to write more racist bullshit.
38:43
The more y'all bitch, the richer our brother gets.
38:47
I honestly laugh at your misery.
38:48
You deserve it.
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You lynched my people, enslaved my people, murdered my people,
38:52
and now mad our brother is about to walk free after sending a white supremacist to hell
38:59
where he belongs.
39:02
We not our ancestors.
39:04
Fuck around.
39:06
Die out, bitch.
39:07
Okay, then.
39:09
Interesting.
39:12
Of course,
39:13
the victim who died
39:15
was not a white supremacist,
39:17
so I'm not sure
39:18
where they got the information,
39:19
but let's go ahead
39:20
and read all the love here.
39:24
And here's another one.
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Third time giving.
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Dear pale peach napkin colored white racist,
39:34
thank you for chipping in on helping the Anthony family reach their goal.
39:40
We, as the black community, appreciate your kind donations.
39:44
Keep that shit up from Oak Cliff, Texas, Justice or Carmelo.
39:50
And here's another racist statement or connotation.
39:55
donating another $100 just to piss off the white supremacist.
40:00
So anyway, that's just a few comments.
40:02
Just to drive the point home here that while Dominic Alexander here
40:08
is trying to claim that everybody who is opposed to Carmelo Anthony
40:12
and wants to put him away in jail for actual murder
40:14
are only wanting to do so because they're racist.
40:19
Huh. Interesting.
40:21
But apparently, hey, as I stated earlier,
40:24
what makes a hero may have changed.
40:26
Maybe I'm on the wrong side of this.
40:28
Maybe being a murderer is what makes you a hero
40:32
because apparently enough people were able to donate
40:36
over $500,000 to the Anthony family
40:40
in support of Carmelo's heroism
40:44
and taking part of an alleged murder.
40:47
All right.
40:48
So let's get back to Dominic Alexander.
40:51
Who is this guy?
40:52
Who is this guy who is basically twisting words to drive the message, the direction he wants it to go, and to make sure you all understand that the reason you want to put Carmelo in jail is because you are a white supremacist racist.
41:11
Well, here's Dominic Alexander's criminal record.
41:14
Okay, then.
41:16
Yep, I said that correctly.
41:17
Criminal record.
41:18
The very person who is representing Carmelo Anthony.
41:21
the Anthony family.
41:24
Let me read a little bit of this.
41:26
Felony injury to a child in 2009.
41:28
Forging a check posted 2009.
41:31
Leading police on a high-speed chase in 2009.
41:34
Let me see.
41:34
Stealing a car 2009.
41:36
Falsely claiming a car was stolen 2009.
41:39
Offensive physical contact in 2015.
41:42
Probation violations 2016.
41:44
Oh, here's a good one.
41:45
Felony theft of property between $2,500 to $30,000.
41:49
So that was 2016.
41:51
felony assault causing serious bodily injury 2019,
41:54
misdemeanor assault 2019,
41:57
continuous violence against the family.
42:00
I'm not sure what that means, but that was in 2019.
42:02
And then there's theft, making false reports, evading arrest.
42:06
And I have his arrest.
42:08
Well, this is an arrest record, but this is crazy.
42:12
So this is Dominic Alexander's mug shots over a 10-year period.
42:18
And it's crazy.
42:20
Well, it may not be exactly 10 years, but it's definitely 10 mugshots that the Dallas
42:26
County Sheriff's Office has where they've encountered Dominic Alexander at least 10
42:34
times throughout his life.
42:36
And it's crazy because it's like watching him grow up, right?
42:39
You see him young.
42:40
He's getting a little older.
42:42
Older yet keeps going.
42:44
And again, 10 times, 10 times.
42:47
and you can find this, just search for it.
42:50
You can just search Dominic Alexander on X or anywhere.
42:55
I'm sure it'll pop up.
42:56
But this is the person representing the Anthony family.
43:00
And he's upset about this information coming out
43:02
because here he is, very upset that all this information about him is coming out
43:09
and goes a step further to try to say that Carmelo Anthony's situation
43:15
is very similar to what happened to Kyle Rittenhouse.
43:19
Yet, we remain silent about Kyle Rittenhouse.
43:23
And we're in an uproar about Carmelo Anthony,
43:26
which really wasn't the same thing whatsoever.
43:30
But I'll play this,
43:32
and then I'll give you a little bit of my commentary.
43:34
These are the type of lies.
43:36
She's getting millions of views.
43:40
Oh, sorry.
43:41
So he's referring to Sarah Fields.
43:43
So she's a journalist.
43:44
She has an ex account.
43:45
And she's been exposing all the dirt on Dominic Alexander here,
43:52
this guy who's representing the Anthony family.
43:56
And he doesn't like it.
43:57
The same information I just read off to you that's publicly available
44:00
that anybody can find.
44:01
So he's very upset about being exposed.
44:05
On this.
44:07
Sarah.
44:09
She's even came after me.
44:13
She's even said all of those things.
44:14
And now that the public knows exactly what is going on, I ask, because these racist bigots try to prevent us from standing up for our baby, our boy, he should be afforded the same rights that Cal Rittenhouse had?
44:37
Daniel Pena and all of the people who have claimed whatever.
44:43
I think he was trying to refer to Daniel Penny.
44:46
Their defense was he should be afforded the same right.
44:51
Nobody in the public media has one video camera,
44:54
but we got the video of Cal Rittenhouse.
44:56
All right, so also false.
44:59
There were eyewitnesses that the police interviewed on the scene,
45:06
and yeah, they were getting videos from their phones.
45:10
It's a matter of time before we see it all.
45:12
and I can tell you right now that almost every high school,
45:15
especially in a stadium, has cameras.
45:19
Maybe they did, maybe they didn't get it from their particular cameras,
45:22
but there's footage out there.
45:25
Also, Kyle Rittenhouse and Daniel Penny are two different situations.
45:31
Kyle Rittenhouse, sure, it's questionable as to why he had an AR-15.
45:36
I'll give you that.
45:37
But he was literally, if you watch those videos during the riots,
45:41
during that time, he was being chased down the street by a mob of angry people.
45:50
And, you know, maybe he shouldn't have had that particular weapon on him,
45:53
but you can see where he was hit with a skateboard.
45:56
He was tackled, knocked down.
45:59
He feared for his life.
46:00
And look, a lot of people in that time with the riots where they were just
46:04
burning down buildings, looting, destroying property.
46:08
I mean, beating people down for no reason.
46:11
Yeah, he feared for his life.
46:13
We're talking about someone who was in the middle of a riot
46:15
who was a target because he himself was white
46:17
because this was during the time of the George Floyd riots.
46:21
If anybody doesn't know anything about that,
46:25
Google's your friend.
46:27
And Daniel Penny is another situation.
46:28
We're talking about an ex-military person
46:30
who was on a train,
46:33
kind of like a BART or whatever,
46:35
where he subdued somebody and choked him out because he was acting crazy,
46:42
like crazy, crazy, and threatening people and threatening violence.
46:47
And this isn't the first time that individual has done it.
46:49
There was a history of it.
46:50
So look, I'm not here to stand on my soapbox and defend Kyle Rittenhouse
46:55
and Daniel Penny.
46:56
However you feel about that, look, you're welcome to feel however you do.
47:00
I'm just pointing out that the actions here where Carmelo Anthony explicitly targeted Austin Metcalf and stabbed him right in the heart and ran away is a lot different than a person who was fearing for their life amidst a riot in which the authorities had no control of.
47:30
All right, let me continue this video.
47:33
AK-47 shooting three people in the back.
47:36
It was an AR-15.
47:38
We got that, and he raised more than $2 million publicly,
47:42
and nobody said anything.
47:46
So since they tried to come for us,
47:50
I call for the community's overwhelming support.
47:54
Okay, I don't know how they're coming for it.
47:56
What do you mean come for us?
47:58
is this guy is reaching.
48:01
If anyone's trying to make this a situation
48:05
about specifically racism,
48:08
it's this guy, Dominic Alexander.
48:11
You know why they do that?
48:12
Because most people on the other side,
48:14
specifically the left,
48:15
they always pull the race car
48:17
because when they have nothing,
48:20
they think that's enough to shame others into compliance.
48:26
This isn't about race.
48:28
this is not about color.
48:30
This is about a young man who responded to another young man.
48:36
And instead of complying or hell,
48:40
just even slapping each other in the face,
48:43
pulls out a knife and decides to end the other person's life.
48:49
That's it.
48:50
It's murder.
48:52
This isn't about race.
48:53
It's about color.
48:54
This isn't about hatred of one community versus another.
48:57
Get the fuck out of here with that shit, Dominic.
49:02
This is about a boy who killed another boy.
49:06
Period.
49:07
That's it.
49:09
Color was not a thing.
49:12
Sorry.
49:13
So, with that, I want to circle all the way back to that question.
49:20
What makes a hero?
49:24
Are the Democrats right or the left?
49:27
or the left-right? Is leftist media correct in their assessment and who they are propping up
49:33
to be the heroes that society needs to get behind, that society needs to look up to?
49:38
The beacon of light, the murderers, the terrorists, the domestic violence abusers,
49:46
these are the people
49:50
the left wants you
49:52
to recognize
49:54
praise
49:56
and hold dear
49:59
to your heart
50:00
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50:03
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