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Ep.45 Trash In, Trash Out: CA raises health ins. taxes, NY Knicks trash thief, CA fraud · The Orange Report with Kira Davis

• Kira Davis: To another episode of the Orange Report with Kira Davis bringing you all the news and views you can use from around Orange County, California and America, because California news is America news. It is today is ⁓ Tuesday, June twenty third. I don't like how this And thanks for coming to the show. We're experimenting with some new times as we're as we're growing our audience. We're just experimenting with what times are are best to hit the live streaming crowd. But of course, if you don't catch the live stream, you can always catch the replay. Replay is available automatically right here on X or on YouTube or Facebook. And ⁓ we always post the show as a podcast as well, which you can find on your different Podcast platforms. So glad to have you here. Follow me on Xkira Davis or follow the Orange Report at Orange Report OC. And ⁓ I'm a little dressed. You can't really see because you know the way this frame is. I'm a little dressed up tonight because tonight I'm recording the season finale of my Christmas All Year Round podcast with my bestie, Amelia Hamilton. And if you've never listened to that podcast, I think you would like it. It's great departure from politics, journey to Christmas land. find it here on X. YouTube is a Substack show, but you can find it on YouTube. And we just review cheesy Hallmark movies all year round. We've opened the we've opened it up to other channels like Great American Family Channel. Sometimes we do a little live time ⁓ just for fun. Hallmark's getting a little bit woke. It's getting a little bit woke. And ⁓ they actually got a wo a new woke CEO and I think that's what prompted people like Candace Cameron Beret to move away. And some of their content is getting a little more woke. So we decided just to open up our our ⁓ repertoire and we had a great season, thirty-five episodes. ⁓ tonight we'll be recording with Matt Hamilton, who's an actor in the three wiser men and a baby series on Hallmark. So definitely sign up for Journey to Christmas land with Kira and Amelia. You can go to Substack, you can go to X, you just search it. You know, it's the age of the internet. There's no reason to not know how to find anything. These days, even though people seem bound and determined to ⁓ not find things, it was really interesting. ⁓ my husband said to me the other day, and I can't remember what I can't remember what one of the kids asked him. Nothing crazy, but it just a little bit of information. And he when they got the information he needed, he said, you know, it's so strange that in this day and age, like this is the internet generation. They have the world at their fingertips. You know, they don't need us when when we were kids, you know, we had to, you know, search out the answer, go to an encyclopedia or ask our parents. But these kids, they don't even need us. They can just punch anything into a search bar or into YouTube and ⁓ get the you know, get the answer or get the instructions even better. Get the instructions, the how to videos. YouTube is the biggest encyclopedia in the world. And I said, you know, I think that. is the this is the downside of the information age and it's true for anything. Once you make things cheap, you make it plentiful. Once you make things low cost, you make them plentiful, and often they become cheap. So yeah, and that's why we say talk is cheap. I say this as a professional talker, but talk is cheap. We say that because because and anybody can talk and you can talk all day long. And we do talk all day long. Talk is cheap. Action not so cheap. And that's how information is. It's so readily readily available. We have so much information at our fingertips that I think it's become cheap. And so a lot of people, they're not even motivated. I'm not criticizing my children, by the way. I'm just this was an observation that it sparked. But I think a lot of people, me included, we think, well, the information's I don't know the answer to this, but if I really want to know the answer, I can go find it. And so whatever. It doesn't really matter. I don't care that much. It's because the information is readily available whenever you want it. You don't feel the need to seek it out right then, or you don't feel the need to purchase it right then. It's available whenever you want it and that cheapens information. And I there's a great article. I cross posted it to my Substack today by Tom Knighton. We cross post each other's work a lot. And I I highly recommend you go read it. It's called The Dark Ages, and he talks about how we don't value information enough these days and and a lot of our information is in the ether. It's on the internet. And we wonder why all of this information got lost. There's so much information that's been lost through the dark ages, been destroyed. And I wonder if maybe we don't have the proper historical view. You know, history is written by the victors. Maybe we don't have the proper h historical view for how information was stored. during the dark ages, maybe they did have a technology that we didn't know about or really understand because think about it, if the worst were to happen today, we really do live on a razor's edge. I don't think people think about this enough. It it really is just the flip of a switch to disconnect us all from one another, our livelihoods, like everything. Not to scare you on a Tuesday night. But it really is that easy. And Think about all of the information that would just disappear. Tom actually brought up an old website that we both used to work for and it's totally gone now. We did a lot of great work over there, but disappeared. Those words are gone forever. You might be able to find a little bit in the Wayback Machine. Nothing's in print. Print is forever. So I just think we're we're our inform as Tom puts it, our information is very fragile. So I've been thinking a lot about, you know, print. I have a book and I'm a year or more overdue on my second book. ⁓ but you know, I've been thinking more about well, getting back to being in being published is a is a privilege these days because your work is gonna last for a lot longer probably than what's in the ether. We always say the internet is forever, but it's really not. The internet is only for as long as the internet is. All right. ⁓ let's get to some business today. Let's talk let's see what I got in my plate today to talk about tomorrow. I'll be joined by Roxanne ⁓ Roxanne Hogue. She is the chairwoman of the Los Angeles County GOP. And she'll be joining us and we'll talk about some more about this crazy stuff that's going on. ⁓ let's see, you know what? I wanna start with let's start with number four. I wanna read this Mother Jones article because it got on my nerves today. I don't know if you ever read Mother Jones. I really don't even know who's left to read Mother Jones. ⁓ but when I started out in the business, Mother Jones was a ⁓ it was one of the more formidable left-wing publications. It really it was really took advantage of the internet age. ⁓ back when the days of Breitbart, some of you think that Breitbart is just a website, but Breitbart is a man. And he started, and Breitbart, the site used to be called Big Government. And then they had big Hollywood and then they had big whatever. I think they did Big Texas. They wanted to do each state. And then when Andrew died, they just folded everything under Breitbart.com. Mother Jones was sort of the antithesis of Breitbart. Back in the day when the ⁓ you know the blog sphere was the wild, wild west, Mother Jones, we were we did a lot of back and forth with Mother Jones. Perhaps the way that you see the influencers. griping at CNN anchors or MSNBC or MS Now or whatever we're supposed to call them anchors. That's what Mother Jones was. Now Mother Jones is a sort of a fringe, it's like the Huffington Post is sort of a fringe publication. I think, you know, the majority of their readership is is just like the LGBTQ crowd. And they represent a very small portion of the United States. It's a sad decline for Mother Jones for Mother Jones, but one of the reasons you'll see is Articles like this. I want to read this to you. Trump is losing his war on algae. You guys, and as we speak today, they are putting up fencing around the reflecting pool so that they can fix it without being harassed. And we have to have the National Guard and cops there. It's absolutely ridiculous. The left is unhinged. I've never seen a group of people more determined to have a bad time. There's absolutely no reason to destroy the people's property just because you don't like President Trump. Not to mention you're making it cost more. You're you're they don't care about the money. Of course they don't care about the money. Like we're like a trillion dollars into all this fraud across the United States. They don't care about that. They don't care about the money. But they're calling it money issue. Anyways, it's it here's my here's my point. Don't try to make sense of it. Don't try to make sense of them. They don't make sense. They're they're infected. They have a brain disease. All right, here's the article. Like the Strait of Horror Moose, the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has exposed the limits of American power. President Donald Trump is also losing his war against algae. I mean, they just print that so hopefully. He's losing the war against algae. In the face of thriving alg algel blooms and peeling American flag blue paint they in square in scare quotes, American flag blue paint. The National Park Service on Monday just act like these things have just happened. They just happened. a National Park Service on Monday began draining the pool for repairs. A contractor performing the work told ENE News that those repairs would not be done by July fourth. The prior rehab, which Trump rushed to complete via no bid contracts and more than fourteen million dollars in spending so far has failed. Trump, though, has blamed the problems on vandalism. And he has I mean is that blame or is it the truth? I mean, we've arrested six people for vandalism. It's amazing. It's just amazing. And he has dispatched a hodgepodge army of law enforcement to protect the pool from radical left lunatics again in scare quotes. Who he has said should face years in jail. Yeah, they absolutely should. This is despicable. This is the point, right? They didn't want Americans to enjoy a beautiful reflecting pool, so they ruined it for the fourth. Guys, when I tell you I know I said this yesterday. I think I'm gonna keep saying it until November. We cannot let them win in November. I get that the Iran thing is causing conservatives a lot of consternation. My feeling is that no matter how it wraps up, it will be wrapped up by the fall. Trump isn't an idiot. Again, I would like to point out Trump is not an idiot. They print this stuff as if Trump is not a builder. As if he doesn't As if he doesn't erect buildings for a living. And as if all of his other projects has failed. You look at Mar a Lago, you look at all of the Trump towers, the Trump golf courses, the Trump Empire. Nowhere do you look at those things and say, ⁓ God, this guy's such an idiot. He's like they call Elon Musk an idiot. And Elon's going to Mars. One of his cars is on the way to Mars right now. That this is how ridiculous and desperate they are. That they really would to them it really seems plausible that the president really didn't understand what he was doing when he hired contractors for the pool. And and they wanted to be right so bad they sent in their minions, their flunkies, their losers to go destroy the reflecting pool. So people like me who are going to Washington, DC to enjoy the fourth will not be able to enjoy. The reflecting pool through it's not Donald Trump's fault. The pool was fine and nice and looking good. And if it really was just peeling paint, they could scoop that out and keep the pool full till the fourth. It's not just peeling paint. It's slashes on the bottom. People are getting in the pool. And then you know there's cops all over the place. That means some people are like putting on some gear, slipping in there in the middle of the night. We shouldn't have to have armed patrol around our monument monuments twenty four seven. And I think about my kids and they're young adults and for them this is the norm. And and now we're raising an entire generation where this feels normal and this is not normal and it wasn't always this way until very recently. Observing the action at the pool over much of the long weekend, we did not spot any Antifa dumping algae as MAGA conspiracy theories allege. Again, it's a conspiracy theory. There's video, news reports, and charges. Again, the left just says at this point, you cannot be believe anything they say. They just say things. They just say things. And there's no truth to it. Mother Jones isn't a journalistic rag. Obviously. MAGA conspiracy theor theorists allege the hot temperature, shallow water, and flawed filtration system means the green algae, I don't know how to pronounce the word, can conquer the pool without human help. Again, forget Donald Trump. For like let's say that you don't like Donald Trump. Did you look at all into the company he hired? Did you look at their work? Did you look at what I think these guys know This is their job. This is their profession. These guys obviously know about weather and heat and chlorine and pools and all of that stuff. But no, not Mother Jones knows best. Okay, so this is the part that really tickled me. There were, however, so they say ⁓ we did not spot any Antifa dumping algae. There were, however, lots of cops. Walking around the pool at about four PM on Saturday, we counted at least seven U.S. Marshals, some fugitive task for some in fugitive task force gear. They were supported by around thirty local police, volunteers who said they had been deputized for thirty days by the Marshall Service to help provide provide security for the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary celebrations. They came from Oklahoma City, Idaho Falls, Sarpee County, Nebraska. Ontario, Monroe, and Wayne counties in New York. Wow. That's amazing. I did not know that God, this this country is full of such great people. Thank you, everybody, who volunteered to come and keep us safe because I'm going to be there on the mall on the fourth. America is great. Forget Mother Jones. They're the fringe weirdos. Americans are great. And they are there are some listed right here. All right, and that's all I'm gonna read from that. You can you can stop that now, Scott. Because this is what I wanted to point out. They're they are they can't believe that they didn't see Antifa or any criminals dumping algae or destroying the reflecting pool. They can't believe it. I mean, it's shocking. It's like, wow, if you have cops around, crime goes down. You're less likely to experience crime if you have more cops in the area. Can you believe it? Can you believe that? But sure, maybe we should defund the police. These people are ridiculous, but they're worse than ridiculous. I need you to understand. They're murderous, they're destructive, they are the cult of death. And that's why they support Islam. Islam is a cult of death. And that's why, as crazy as it sounds, because Islam is completely homophobic and they throw people from buildings, the homosexuals from buildings in their own countries, as crazy as it sounds. Leftism is a mental illness and they have partnered with the very people who want to kill them because they are murderous. And they're so murderous they'll get in your pool and murder your joy. These people cannot win in November. I n again I just wanna say I understand whatever annoyances we have with Trump, we gotta figure that out. We gotta either pressure him to you know, do what we want him to do. I don't know how possible that is, but you know, or whatever. But what we can't do is this cannot be prosecuted as a regular election where we're just like We typically we don't like we get tired of the party that's in power, we vote for the other party, it's a back and forth, this is just another cycle. It's not another cycle. These people are lunatics, and if they get control of the lever of government, the levers of government again, they're gonna codify this lunacy. And you need look no further than California, where lunas lunacy is embedded into our electoral system. We just went through the whole primaries, a lot of you just discovered the horror. of our system for the first time, that's what's gonna happen if we lose November. I just it I I'm running out of words for it. It blows my mind. It blows my mind that there are so many people filled with such hatred. And the crew at Mother Jones and CNN and the Vue and whoever else is carrying on this lie that nothing's going on at the reflecting pool and there's no people with bad intentions around there. Those people are the enemy. They are so infected with T D S, they don't know how to be American anymore. The left does not know how to be American anymore. And a I think a l a large part of that is because so many of them aren't. It it is unconscionable. Arrest everybody. So I'm getting nervous. I was telling my husband, I'm nervous to go there because I, you know, I grew up in DC a little bit and back in the day, you do whatever you want, the reflecting pool. I'm worried I'm gonna like stick my hand in there just for fun and then get get jumped, get arrested. So like let my intrusive thoughts win. ⁓ these people should all be arrested. And ⁓ none of this is going to change until we start meeting out appropriate punishment. And that's how it has to be. And what we really need to be careful of, my friends, is that we don't let America become A mil a ⁓ a military, a patrolled military site, you know, where we get used to having to see roving military patrols everywhere. That's a low trust society. We are we are in a low trust society right now. And we don't have to be. You have to ask yourself, when were we high trust? And we were high trust when we didn't have every illegal immigrant refugee and their mother and aunt and uncle and all of their best friends. Flooding across our borders, taking our jobs. I wrote a pretty heavy piece yesterday. ⁓ at my Substack. It's called We're All Racist Now. And I was just venting, but basically I was saying I don't want any of them here anymore. I feel I feel like I was reflecting the the comments I've heard coming out of the UK. You know, you're you're watching exasperated British women, white British women. Saying, you know, and they're crying. They hate to be saying this because they've been primed to never speak this way. They've been educated to never speak this way. And they say, ⁓ I I I I feel terrible, but I don't want them here anymore. I don't want any of them here anymore. And that's how I feel. I was talking to my friend today, Judy, and she was saying, ⁓ She doesn't go to a particular, I won't name the town, but a particular town here in Orange County. She says, This is so busy. And ⁓ you know, and the parking is terrible. It's just Traffic is terrible to get in there, parking is terrible to get in there. I just I don't know what's going on. I think this people can't drive anymore, and I just don't know what's going on. And I said, What's going on is we have millions of people in Southern California that shouldn't be here. So we have more traffic. They're taking up the parking spot. It really is that simple. All of this stuff cascades, all of it matters. It really is that simple. You've got millions of extra drivers on the road and they're taking your parking spot. Among other things. And I I was just saying, I don't want them here. I don't want any of them here anymore. I don't even want the ones that you're saying, well, you know, this is my dog walker, and he's been here for ⁓ you know, 10 years, and he's a great, a great resident. He's ⁓ honest. He paid, you know, he pays. Pays sales, I mean everybody says they pay tax illegals do not pay taxes. Okay, that's just a thing that they say because they pay sales taxes like the rest of us. They're not filing tax returns. If they are filing tax returns as illegal immigrants, they're using someone's social security number, which is illegal. I ought to know. I once had my social security number stolen for that very purpose. And it is a bitch to get that stuff handled. And I had to do that. Before the internet age took full swing. But I don't even want them. I get, yeah, he loves America. His brother joined the military, whatever. You can tell me all the things he's a great neighbor, he's MAGA, he loves Trump. I don't care because I can't tell the difference anymore between the person who wants to be here because they just want to build a better life, and the person who wants to be here to cause trouble. They come together. One comes with the other, right? We used to we used to talk about this all the time in the hood. My Aunt Eartha said would she would say ⁓ because in the hood, people ⁓ are always trying to move to the suburbs, right? And then they move to the suburbs, and you've probably had maybe some people move into your suburb. And they're great. They're perfectly nice people, wonderful people. Maybe like me and my family move from the hood to the suburbs, nice people, good Americans. But a lot of times they come with other people. My Aunt Eartha always used to say, You can't, you don't leave the hood if you're not Willing to change your lifestyle. Because you can run away from the hood, but you can't run away from yourself. That's what she would always say. You can't run away from yourself. If you're gonna invite Pookie and Pudn and them to come up and sit up in your house in the suburbs, Pookie and Pudding culture is coming with them. And it's the same with the illegals, right? They're the good ones, the bad culture comes with them. Because these people come from a low trust society, not their fault, not our fault. They come from a low trust society and I am sorry everybody, but all of your notions, education, and all of the stuff in your heart that you have been raised with, it all it doesn't all suddenly disappear the moment you step foot on American soil. That's not what happens. We're not acculturating or acclimating or assimilating any of these people and we're paying the price for it. I I think you should go. I think you should go read that. But I just I think I don't want any of these people here anymore. Everything is harder. Everything. And then not to mention the chaos they cause in the voting system and the reason why our politicians favor them. We're turning towards a two just a two-tier justice system. Yesterday on the show, I read That article about the human trafficker here in Orange County sentenced to 79 years in prison for human traffic trafficking, rape, and other horrible sex crimes. And the judge overturned his case because they said there was racial bias involved. Overturned the case. Now, the DA has said they're going to reprosecute the case. We'll see if that happens. Overturned. 79 year sentence. It's over in third striker, by the way. He that was his third strike. That's why it was seventy nine years. This was his third strike. We're heading towards a two tier justice system here in America very quickly, and it will happen before we even notice it's already happening. Let the UK be a warning. Mother Jones. These people are insane. These people are insane. I didn't like Obama. I hated the Joe Biden administration. It never once occurred to me to go destroy a monument, destroy a public building. Even even when I was angriest in COVID and they were coming for our kids and boys in a girls' bathrooms, that even at my angriest, righteous anger, I have never once thought to go destroy something. These people are destructive because they have hate in their hearts. And I think they have a brain worm. I really do. Like I think there's some weird stuff going on. It reminds me of ⁓ Twenty eight days. Twenty-eight days later. They're two different movies, everybody. Don't get them mixed up because either way, whatever you're expecting, you're gonna have a sad experience if you pick the wrong movie. Twenty eight Days is a movie about rehab with Sandra Bulla. Great movie, by the way. Really good movie. Vigo Mor Morganson's in it. Really good drama about a writer, I think she's a writer, who's an alcoholic and has to go to rehab, change her life. 28 Days Later is zombie movie. And I have a couple of friends who thought they were sitting down to the Sandra Bullock movie and ended up sitting down to the zombie movie. But 28 Days Later is a it's a masterpiece. It really reinvigorated the zombie genre and horror. ⁓ and ⁓ it is a movie about the zombie apocalypse, only a few survivors, and the virus, the zombie virus, it's it's a metaphor for rage, basically, and the way the virus spreads, and it's a metaphor for rage. And it comes to a pretty rageful conclusion. And the and the symbolism in it you can't really take away another meaning. It rage is the virus and when ⁓ we allow it to spread it's almost unstoppable. And sometimes I think about that and I think, gosh Maybe that wasn't just a metaphor. Maybe rage really is some kind of virus and does spread and ⁓ takes over people and makes them sick. It just seems like we have a whole group of people in this country who are just sick. And we cannot let these people have cont we have let them have control over our institutions and we can't anymore. I don't know if we can fix public school. I I'm sort of I'm real down on that these days. I used to I ran for school board, you know. I used to think that, but I don't know if we can. I think we need to kill it because the left has co-opted it. And I don't know if it's salvageable. It's so sick. It's so rotten right now. And how do you save the left when they're infected with the virus, with the mind virus? Even Elon calls it the mind virus. And I think he's right. I I I take Elon seriously when, you know, about a lot of things, because he knows a lot of things we don't. Some of it's proprietary. Lindy, when Elon says it's a mime virus, I'm not so sure that it's not. ⁓ and how do you fix that? I don't know what the vaccine for. Well, I do know what the vaccine for. The vaccine is Jesus. That's the vaccine. ⁓ a lot of people, though, don't want to take that vaccine. So how do you in the meantime maintain an orderly society? You I think you have to nor re I've been saying this. For a week or more. You have to renormalize the normal. You have to renormalize the normal. We have to get back to a high trust society. And that means shaming people for their bad manners, their poor behavior. It means us becoming Karens. I hate to say it. Us becoming Karens, it means shaming people. It means pointing out what you know, it doesn't mean you have to fix every problem. But yeah, you know what? That person who I'm watching take their cart and put it in front of someone else's car rather than put it in the cart, the cart corral. Yeah. glare at them, shame them. I walked by, I feel bad about this, but I was in the mall the other day and I walked by a Muslim family and the women were in full burk, like full burqa with just a slit. I'm in Orange County, California. Beach babes, surfer boys, everybody's half naked, because that's just how we live. You know, we live by the beach. This one of these things is not like the other, you know? And we there's a lot. But by the way, and we're not yet it it's everywhere. They're spreading. Talk about a virus. That's spreading. And I just had such I had such a viscerally disgusting disgusted and it and I think it was a bit disgusting, if I'm being honest, reaction to it. And I just glared at that ⁓ at those women and their husband. I think the one guy was the husband with the multiple ladies, just glared at them. as I walk by and as soon as I pass, I felt guilty. I did. Because I thought that's very unchristian, right? That is not a it I it felt very unchristian. It felt very antithetical to you know it didn't feel natural. And I felt ashamed of myself and ⁓ you know, I asked the Lord for forgiveness. But then my next almost immediate next thought was why should I normalize this type of oppression? This is not a woman with tattoos, you know, or a woman with a nose ring. I'm like being judgmental of how she looks in her American dress. This is a system of this is chains. It is the same thing as watching a black man being drug dragged through the mall in in ⁓ in handcuffs and ankle chains and with whip marks on his back. It's the same type of oppression. It's exactly the same type of oppression. Only we're supposed to tolerate it. And that suddenly I didn't feel sorry for having that reaction. I don't I think we have to shame this when we see it. You have to make this type of of stuff uncomfortable to display in American public. And then and only then will it get better. The Muslim problem's a little deeper than that. ⁓ but you know, just on the surface, what I'm saying is I think it is important for us to express distaste and shame. For things that don't belong here, for things that don't fit in with American liberty. The burqa is absolutely it is a s it is a tool of oppression. I would if I saw a a girl, ⁓ if I saw that woman without the burqa, but being dragged around in a dog collar, I would say something. I would call it police. I don't know what what this is not a cultural expression or a religious expression. That's slavery. And we look away, I don't think we should look away anymore. And I don't think we should normalize any of this stuff anymore. We should be calling it out. We should be. It's we have to renormalize the normal. This is why I think I always say this that revival is the final piece of making America great again, because when we have a revival in the land, that will take care of the Muslim problem that we have. Because we do have a constitution and there's a lot of wiggle room in there for them. Although there wouldn't be if we would declare it a political system. Because we can ban a political system. ⁓ but when the Holy Spirit fills the country, there won't be room for the enemy. You know what I mean? That's why you have to have, you know, God in your heart. That's why you got to be feeding yourself with that, with the bread of life, because then there won't be room. The more you fill up there, there won't be room for sin. So we have to make it so there's no room for this type of behavior in civilized society. I wanna read. See, let's do this. Let's go number seven, Scott. Did you see this lady in New York after the Knicks won? Again, I want to go back to a high trust society where like I remember ⁓ you know, when the Chicago Bulls won one of their million, eleven billion championships. I happened to move to Chicago like the day of one of those wins back in the nineties. And it was rowdy. People were drunk, you know, a couple of drunk guys n I remember we had a basement apartment, a couple of drunk guys thought they were gonna kick in the window. They couldn't kick it in, but we had the screen open and so instead when they realized they couldn't be successful, they leaned in and shouted, Go bulls! You know, that's all it was. But nowadays it is a completely different experience in most cities in America when your team wins. And I want you to take a look at this woman. You may recall this lady. ⁓ she there's video of her, she took the the city, put these special NYX trash cans around the city. That's cool. That's fun. She emptied the trash onto the street of her city like it's a frickin' third world country, and took the trash can as a souvenir. All right, well, here we go. Here's the New York Post, California Post. Woman who emptied Nick's trash can on the street and then stole it, fired from JP Morgan Chase. She was a DEI executive. Scroll down to see the picture of her, Scott. So you see the picture of her. There she is. I don't know if do we have video okay, ⁓ if you scroll down and you watch her walking away. I don't know if you can see all these characters. Yeah, play that video, yeah. But she's built really weird too. She's built like a terrible person. She's built like a trash can. Like she got these skinny legs and this weird, like dump truck sitting right on top. No, I don't feel that I need to be nice about her. A woman caught on video emptying a public trash can on the street, then stealing it during New York City's Knicks Championships parade was a director at JP Morgan Chase, who was fired Tuesday over the incident. The post has learned. Angie Paez, 40, 4 that woman is 40 years old. 40 years old. That is far too old for that type of behavior. Was promoted to executive director of community and industry engagement for Carton Connected Commerce at JP Morgan Chase more than a year ago. She previously served as the executive director of diversity, equity, and inclusion at New York based review website, The Infatuation, which Chase acquired. acquired as part of its broader push into lifestyle and experiential content. Sources say the bank looked into the incident after the video surfaced and a JP Morgan Chase spokesperson told the Post the employee is no longer with the company. Baez could not be reached for po for comment ⁓ Tuesday, sources noted she had attended the parade in her personal capacity. ⁓ In a bio, scrolling down a little bit, the infatuations website, Baez is described as someone whose dedication to making positive impact shines through in every aspect of her work. The publication adds that Angie's efforts have helped position the infatuation as a trailblazer in the pursuit of a more equitable and relatable food media industry. As a vibrant mosaic of Dominican heritage, Bronx roots. And a passion for storytelling, creativity, and culture. What cul- this culture? Trash culture. Angie continues to lead the way towards a more inclusive and equitable future. Blah, blah, blah. ⁓ it gets better. Bayas also appears to have co-founded a queer and black, indigenous, and people of color-owned talent agency, same page company. Which is focused on increasing representation and equity in me of Earlier in her career, Baez worked as diversity and inclusion program lead at Squarespace and held a top top you what? That's a lot. That's a lot of diversity, equity, and conclud and include inclusion at very high end corporations. And this is the low IQ type of person they're hiring. I wanna get to the part where she Let's see. It's theft of property. Well her online bio ⁓ her online bio, I don't know if I it it's on here, but I was reading before that sh that describes her as a Dominican a Dominican first generation American. A Dominican first generation American. There this is what is wrong with the modern left. This whole story, this picture, that woman, what a trash, what a trash human being. What a trashy woman. Built like a trash can, stealing a trash can, dumping trash onto the streets of our cities in our country, and then stealing a trash can like a piece of trash. Trash from top to bottom and she got a trash job. Trashy from top to bottom. It's the trashification of America. The whole DEI crowd, that's the trashification of America. I wanna break down the different ways that that that she's a trash human being and this is the problem with America. Number one, Dominican first generation American. I we need to stop with all the qualifiers. I don't want to hear, and I I hate this as part of what I hate about California politics, even Republican politics. We have been so bullied into the racial division and ethnic division that that's how we even recruit our recruit our candidates now. Even in the Republican Party, we have this huge push to recruit, specifically recruit Asian candidates. Not that I don't like our Asian candid candidates, but that is a specific recruitment because Asians vote supposedly by ethnicity. I mean, I know the stats are there, people aren't lying, but I think we could give them another option, but supposedly they vote by ethnicity and rates. So then we have to okay, we have to give the Asian population an Asian candidate. That we America can't survive like that. House divided against itself will fall. You people have to be American. It's so anti American. I don't want to hear any more d people describe themselves as Dominican. Or I don't even like a I've always thought this was weird about white people too. I don't know. This is not black people don't do this as much. Black Americans, I will say. Black people from other countries will do this, but black Americans don't do this. ⁓ unless they are the children of immigrants. But white people I've always found this kind of strange how you'll go around describing yourselves as Italian or Scottish or or but you're not. You weren't born there. Most of you have never even been to the I'm s if I anyone's Scottish, I'm Scottish. My grandmother's literally from Scotland, Edinburgh. Literally from born and raised there, emigrated to Canada. I knew you'll never hear me say I'm Scottish though. And I was raised by a Scottish grandmother. ⁓ but ⁓ white Americans are I I find it I don't want to say odd. I don't find it odd. I just never gotten it. ⁓ because black Americans don't typically do that. But I don't think any American should do that. I get you're proud of your heritage and family heritage, and that's fun. But the whole, you know, especially don't do that and then criticize Asian Americans or Black Americans or whatever by POC Americans of dividing when they do the same thing, when they add labels to their American name. I don't think there should be any labels. Sometimes I'll use black American as a descriptive term when I'm writing, just so people can get the picture, 'cause when I'm writing you can't see who I am. But the idea that ⁓ there it's a Dominican fr American from the Bronx, no, then if you're describing yourself as Dominican and you're not American, get out. She says she's first generation American too. And I wonder if she is. I wonder if she is. But this is trash behavior. Because this is not what Americans do. She should be shamed. She should be fired. Furthermore, JP Morgan Chase and every corporation should get rid of their DEI department. That's the type of low Q can low IQ genius you're you guys are hiring. I would never I don't I would never treat my community this way. I would never treat someone else's community this way. That was it's not like the trash can was just sitting there empty. She took it and turned it over. She took it and turned it over to dump out the filthy trash on the streets of what is her city too. That's how they all are. That's that that's what I'm saying. I don't want any of them here. I don't want her parents here because they raise a trash human being. They must be trash too. They raise a trash human being. I don't want here. She's a trash human being, low vibration, low IQ. And we when we continue to accept that we've been trained to look on and not because some of these people are dangerous, right? If you say something, they get violent, they get drink dangerous. This is where we need the men. This is where we need our men to stand up and say, in certain situations, not everyone, be discerning, not everywhere. But we need our men to stand up and say, ⁓ No, no, no. We don't do that. We don't do that here. That's how you're going to get back to high trust when you start shaming people for acting silly in public. You should shame people. I know a lot of y'all have been preparing for this for your whole lives, right? To be Karen's in public. I'm uncomfortable with it. I do have a lot of complaints, but that's why I do this job, right? I do this job so that I have an outlet to complain about these things. And even I will let. poor behavior slide in public because I don't want the hassle. These days I've decided I'm not so sure that's the right way. You know, and I can teach my children to respect their communities around them. I would I would beat my kids ass if I saw them do what that 40 year old woman did in New York City.Anywhere in this country, under any circumstances. Even if they told me I'm going to Karen Bass's house and I'm gonna pour trash in front of Karen Bass's house, I'd be like, no, we don't do that here. We don't do that. It's nasty, you know, these are our streets, we pay for them, who's gonna clean it up? You know, no, we I wouldn't do th no. Trash behave, trash, trash behavior, same kind of trashy people that go to the reflecting pool and trash it up with their trashy attitude and their trashy mind viruses. I'm tired of trash in America. You know what? Let's you know what? Let's title this episode Take Out the Trash. It is time. Maybe I'll write something tomorrow. It is time for America to take out the trash. Take it all out. Ilhan Omar, trash. Kick her to the curb. She is trash. Let's start calling trash out when we see it. And I I gotta say, I I even on my algorithm is changing now. You know, your algorithm changes, shows you a a bunch of stuff. As a black conservative, I get a lot of content from other black people who are talking about issues in the black community, behaviors in the black community. And I I'll tell you what, I have never seen so many black content creators saying, I'm sick of this too. I'm sick of trash people. in our own communities. I've never seen so much of it. And they're right. And what I realize is that it's not about black versus white at this point. It really isn't. You know, if you go to listen to Just Listen to yourself, my previous podcast, I'll I'll talk a lot about racial reconciliation and learning to appreciate cultures, yada yada yada. But at this point in our trajectory, I don't it's I don't think I I understand what people say when they mean this isn't about race because it's not. It's It's us and them, right? It's trash versus non-trash. It's plenty of trashy black people, and I don't want anything to do with those people. I'm not even gonna defend them and I don't wanna help them. But there's plenty of black people who are wonderful people, great American citizens, great community members, they hate the trash too. They wanna take they don't want to live around the trash either. You know, and that's what this society is coming to. I've been saying this forever and I will keep saying it. When the story of MAGA is said and done. It's going to be a sea change in American politics. We weren't always divided along lines of race politically, if you can believe that. That's true. We weren't always. ⁓ but we were divided along working class lines, blue collar, elitist, tax base. We were divided along those lines. We can go we can change again. We don't have to be let ourselves be divided by race. We And I believe, again, just to get back to my original point. I'm always working around the original point. Well when the story of MAGA is said and done, it will be a story of how the American tribe united not under one man or under one party, but under tribalism. And I mean that in a good way. I know we've been taught to we've been taught that the word tribe and tribalism that those are bad words, those are bad concepts, but they are not. I have been I've been writing as I'm reading, I've been reading through the book of Exodus this month, and you know, God is very clear about your tribes and how each tribe has a specific destiny, a specific purpose. They are really not supposed to meld with other tribes. They're not supposed to dilute their tribe by marrying into other tribes and Those tribes in Exodus weren't I I mean I don't know what their races were, but they were tri a lot i for instance, the twelve tribes of ⁓ Israel, a lot of them were divided not by ⁓ I assume race. I mean there's no evidence that God said the these brown people with these brown people, they're divided by purpose. You know, this tribe is a tribe of priests, this tribe is a tribe of the of the weavers, this is the tribe of the builders. That's how they were divided. That's gonna be the story of MAGA. We're gonna be divided by tribe Americans and anti Americans. That's where we're gonna be. And it's not gonna have to do with race. It's gonna have to do with the people who love our country and the people who don't love our country. That's where we're going. All right. ⁓ running out of time, but before we have to go, I do wanna talk real quickly about ⁓ this new health care tax that's coming down. ⁓ we have a new healthcare tax, Carl DeMile. I think I'm on number six, Scott. Carl DeMaio, thank you, Carl DeMaio, Assemblyman Carl DeMaio, writes about this. California Democrats vote to raise health care premium sum by 97%. So I don't know if you felt like life is getting cheaper in California. ⁓ I haven't heard anybody talk about anything in California except the homelessness crime, which are kind of the same thing, and the cost of living. Every Californian will t will tell you it's absolutely unaffordable here. Steve Hilton is running for governor. one of his main platform points is a house you can afford. Our kids cannot afford to dream of making a life here. No Californian is going life is affordable here. Not a single damn one. Not one damn Californian. Even the ones who think who who say, ⁓ we it's a great place, just deal with it. Even the even the celebrity, the sellout celebrity class, even they're not saying life is affordable here. They're just saying this is how life is. All right. California citizens lose $2.5 billion in premium subsidies and will be forced to pay $425 per family health premium tax hikes. Also, California Democrats can give free health care coverage to illegal immigrants. ⁓ Carl DeMaio today blasted Newsome and Democrats for approving a state budget that will increase health insurance costs on California families already struggling under the state's cost of living crisis. California families are already getting crushed by the cost of living, but California Democrats have voted to increase their highly their already high health care premiums. Also, illegal immigrants can receive free health care coverage. DeMayo said on June 15th, California Democrats voted down a budget amendment offered by DeMaio and backed unanimously by assembly Republicans that would have restored premium subsidies for middle class families. Without these subsidies, some families will see their premiums almost double, with the average premiums under covered California increasing ⁓ by 95%. On top of rejecting DeMile's proposed premium subsidies, Democrats impose a massive MCO premium tax that will cost the typical family of four four hundred and twenty-five dollars per year. Let me explain to you what's going on. The feds are cracking down on fraud and they have halted Medicare payments to the state of California because we've got the worst fraud. I'm gonna play that in a second. So the feds are cracking down on it. They've they're withholding all they're not just withholding that. The feds are actually withholding all kinds of payments from us. DOJ is withholding a lot of Title IX funding because they're gonna die on the transgender hill. That's what I'm saying. Like they're these people are not. They're not like us. They're not even like the old corrupt politicians who we talked this a a little ⁓ about this a little bit yesterday. Like the mob, the old mob. Where they at least had a code of honor, code of ethics, you know, they're in it for the money, but they're still Americans. Yeah, that means it's a problem. I'm not excusing it, but ⁓ my goodness, I would what would I give to not go back to the mob? But these people are not like that. They will watch you suffer. They will. And they won't care at all. They don't care. They're they hate the they have they're so infected by the mind virus. They hate Donald Trump so much. They will make you suffer. They will go without the very money that they love so much and they'll just suck you dry to make a point. That's how awful these people are. So now let's go to Let's go to Number five, Dr. Oz and ⁓ the fraud task force from HHS ⁓ led by JD Vance, but the HHS is HHS is also leading fraud task force. ⁓ the DOJ announced today that they are bringing down ⁓ dozens ⁓ hundreds hundreds of more charges in the hospice and healthcare fraud cases that are going on here in California. Let's play this. clip one of many clips available, ⁓ but just this short clip of Doctor Oz talking about what what they've discovered and what they're doing here in California. Two really important ones. The first is in the first quarter of last year, we revoked billing privileges for fraudsters of a hundred and six. Sorry, sorry, a thousand and six providers. Pretty good result, we thought, at the time. This same period this year, the first quarter, we made 1400 revocations. That's a 40% increase over last year. So 40% more revocations. We also have patient payment suspensions where we just don't pay the bill because we don't think it's legitimate. This is impressive. The first half of the of this year. We made a thousand Medicare payment suspensions. A thousand. That's a lot of people. Nearly eight hundred, by the way, from one state, California. For a similar period last year, we made two hundred and nineteen suspensions. So a five-fold five hundred percent increase. Out of a thousand fraudulent Medicare cases that they investigated, eight hundred were from California. Eight hundred. And the government is telling you they want more of your money, California. From your private health care. From your private you don't get on the public system 'cause you can't, you know, you pay an arm and a leg almost literally for your private health care insurance. You don't want to get on the public health care insurance. They're gonna charge you so that more illegal aliens can have health care. When do we say it's enough? When do we say it is enough, California? I I think the feds are doing their work here, but we are still a free state. You know what I mean? Like we we live in a federalist nation. That means that we have states' rights. We're supposed to be able to handle this stuff ourselves. We need an end to all welfare. We need an end to all welfare. I don't think any welfare, I don't think we can give any welfare. That will not be corrupted or stolen. We need an end to all welfare. ⁓ my gosh, Kara, how will what what about the people who are in need? What about like I lived on welfare when I was a kid, so don't get it twisted. I've been on welfare. Not as an adult, never as an adult. I made the choice to not have to be on welfare. I did a few different things. I graduated high school. I went to college, paid for it myself with hard work, went to college. Well, And then my husband had paid for it with more hard work after we got married because we still had student loans. Paid for it, got married, got married before I had kids. Or I did a number of things to avoid being in a situation. All of the I know all of these it sounds offensive, everybody, but these are all choices that you make that lead to a specific statistical outcome. But it doesn't matter because I'm still gonna get punished, right? For these people who haven't made these choices. It's not just grossly unjust, it's evil. ⁓ I want you I I would take you I would admonish you to go take a look, another look at my sub stack, justkira davis dot com just this evening I published an opinion piece based on, you know, some of the more reading I was doing in Exodus. And when the Jews were building the temple, the great temple. And Moses was getting very precise instructions from the Lord. And it was a lot of gold and silver and precious stones and all and so the Lord instructed Moses look, have the people bring in these materials. Tell the people that they are to go into their homes. They are to the women are to take the gold out of their hair and out of their noses and ears and bring all of their offerings to the temple. We're going build the temple with the riches of the people. And they did that. And then ⁓ they did it so well, they were so obedient that. Towards the end, Moses told his ⁓ team, go out there and instruct the people. Stop giving. We don't need any more. We have more than enough to do the work. That's what government's supposed to be. Our government is supposed to look at us when they have enough and go, We have more than enough to do the work. Keep what belongs to you. And that's how we'll we'll all thrive. Anything other than that is evil. We have an evil form of government. Right now here in California. And we have to change it. We're right now we're trying to change it at the ballot box and let's hope that works in November. But I don't know. We need to consider some other options if it doesn't. Because something's really wrong here and I don't think it can unless we do it this November, I'm not sure how we fix it using a system that has been deliberately corrupted. How do you how do you do that as an American state? I just it's not even possible and it shouldn't be possible. This is ridiculous. Your healthcare premium. We don't need welfare. And if you're gonna ask me, how are we gonna help all the of the people who need help? You know what? Very few people need help, actually. Very few few people need help. Most people will find help or help themselves when they have to. And then for the people who can't or won't, we what we do is we incentivize private care the way we used to. So churches get tax-free, you know, they get tax exemptions. The let the churches be filled with generous people. Imagine how much money will go to a church for generous charity programs if people didn't have to pay so much of their own income for the taxes. You know? Let the government incentivize other organizations in other ways, either tax exempt, lower taxes, ⁓ you know, some kind of subsidy. I don't know. Let the governments ⁓ you know, maybe. A break on land. I don't know. I'm just a talker. But let the government incentivize private people helping other private people. But I think the welfare system is I think it's it's hopelessly corrupt. We don't need it. We shouldn't have it. It's unconstitutional. We never talk about that, but it's actually unconstitutional to be doing this. I think we need a complete we just need to completely kill the welfare system. I really do. Will happen? I don't know. But if I was the Queen of America, I'd kill it. I'd nuke it in a heartbeat. And then everyone everyone will be fine because guess what? Americans, real Americans, not the first generation Dominican DEI instructors like Ms. Vias, but real Americans, ⁓ they help each other. They help each other. They make sure that everybody has what they need, some of the things they want, make sure their communities, their local communities are taken care of. We help each other. That's what we do. And when we get back to a place where the church is prominent in America, we really won't need those welfare programs. We're not gonna do it if we keep letting Islam spread. That's a different show. All right. I'm gonna wrap it up here. ⁓ we'll be back tomorrow. We're gonna go back to three PM hour here Pacific tomorrow and see how that works. We're just experimenting. But again, if you miss the live show, you can always catch the replays. Thank you for tuning in. Thanks for watching. Tomorrow we're gonna have Roxanne Hogue. She is the ⁓ chairwoman of the Los Angeles County Republican Party. And we'll be talking more about California News, Gavin Newsome. Maybe we'll play some Jennifer Siebel Newsome clips and have some fun with that. 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