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JUDGE THE JUDGES, THEY BELONG IN THE CELL TOO · The Rogue Recap with Lynda

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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Rogue Recap. Hot takes, cold facts, and
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Speaker 1: zero respect for the official narrative. Sit back, roll your eyes,
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Speaker 1: and let's recap rogue style.
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Speaker 2: Hattie everybody. It is Tuesday, the last day of March,
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Speaker 2: March thirty first, and I am Linda McLaughlin. This is
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Speaker 2: the Rogue Recap. We are going to have some fun tonight.
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Speaker 2: I have decided that today's show is going to be
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Speaker 2: about a topic inspired by Governor Ron De Santas today.
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Speaker 2: It's been something that I've wanted to do for a
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Speaker 2: while and I was like, you know what, I'm going
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Speaker 2: to do this today because he really made me so happy.
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Speaker 2: Today he is calling a judge in Florida to the
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Speaker 2: carpet for her bullshit ruling following the murder of a
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Speaker 2: child that was a victim of a violent criminal. And
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Speaker 2: I just think that today is the day to talk
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Speaker 2: about rogue judges. Not just lawfair the bench, not just
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Speaker 2: people who abuse their power. We're going to talk about
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Speaker 2: that too, but truly people that should be held in contempt,
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Speaker 2: held complicit, held as accomplices, people that should be called
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Speaker 2: on the carpet for their aiding and a bedding of
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Speaker 2: criminals whom they should have locked up and instead released
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Speaker 2: for some of the most ridiculous things I've ever heard.
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Speaker 2: I mean, this whole thing of he seemed like he
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Speaker 2: was sorry. I'm like, I'm so sorry. Did you watch
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Speaker 2: the video of this man? Did you watch the video
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Speaker 2: of this woman? What they did to their victim. They're
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Speaker 2: very innocent victim, a victim that had nothing to do
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Speaker 2: except live their life until they were murdered by the
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Speaker 2: person you are currently giving a very lenient sentence to.
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Speaker 2: So I thought we'd have some fun and name these
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Speaker 2: assholes one by one and kind of go through who
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Speaker 2: they released and what their reasons were for releasing them,
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Speaker 2: and then what you guys think should happen to them,
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Speaker 2: because I know I think they should all be locked up.
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Speaker 2: I think they should be in the cell with the
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Speaker 2: person that they think is doing well and rehabilitating. Because
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Speaker 2: if you think they're doing so well, it's clearly because
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Speaker 2: you're in their life now and you're ruling upon them.
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Speaker 2: So maybe you should spend a little bit more time
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Speaker 2: with them, maybe some of that up close and personal
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Speaker 2: time that you get into jail cell with somebody, and
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Speaker 2: perhaps then you'll really see how rehabilitated. They truly are,
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Speaker 2: because these people are nuts. So we'll start with today.
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Speaker 2: Governor DeSantis today signed a new law banning judges from
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Speaker 2: releasing serious criminals into the community while they await sentencing. So,
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Speaker 2: if you don't know, that's when a lot of these
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Speaker 2: repeat offenders are able to kill or maim, or rape
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Speaker 2: or do whatever one more time. So in the last
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Speaker 2: few cases we've heard, you know, especially the very famous one,
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Speaker 2: whether we're talking about Irina Karutzka or we're talking about
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Speaker 2: Stephanie Minter, or we're talking about Sheridan Gorman. You know,
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Speaker 2: these are like the last three big cases, they were
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Speaker 2: all by repeat offenders who have been arrested and released
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Speaker 2: upwards of twenty to thirty times. So the idea becomes
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Speaker 2: when you have a repeat offender in front of you, Right,
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Speaker 2: I've always heard of this and I believe it to
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Speaker 2: be true, and I'm sure there's some psychologists out there
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Speaker 2: that would back me up on this. But if you
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Speaker 2: were a person who has murdered someone or raped someone,
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Speaker 2: you probably started out giving the signs to those around
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Speaker 2: you pretty early on. You know, you were the kind
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Speaker 2: of guy that was knocking squirrels and birds out of trees,
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Speaker 2: you were stabbing animals, you were hurting other kids when
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Speaker 2: you were little, you know, and you found joy in it. Right,
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Speaker 2: those are the kids you got to keep an eye on, right,
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Speaker 2: because they got to screw loose. Something's a little off
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Speaker 2: and if you don't catch that shit early, there's just
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Speaker 2: no way, right we're going to We're not bringing this
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Speaker 2: guy back to the other side. Ron DeSantis today made
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Speaker 2: a great point and he said, listen, I love this.
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Speaker 2: You know, we are going to ban the ability to
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Speaker 2: release criminals while they are awaiting they're sentencing, so that
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Speaker 2: in between time where they're like, oh, I got one
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Speaker 2: more shot here where they hurt somebody who literally is
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Speaker 2: doing nothing but live in their life. Now, that takes
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Speaker 2: it off the table. So they're calling it Missy's Law
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Speaker 2: in Florida. It's named after a five year old girl
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Speaker 2: who was killed by a criminal while he was awaiting
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Speaker 2: sentencing for another crime. And because the judge released him,
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Speaker 2: he was able to do this to this five year
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Speaker 2: old little girl. So Desanta said the following he said,
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Speaker 2: she's got this stepfather. He's a big time scumbag. He
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Speaker 2: was convicted. First of all, he was abusing the five
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Speaker 2: year old, okay, and then he was convicted because he
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Speaker 2: tried to meet a fifteen year old for sex. So
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Speaker 2: prosecutor said, judge, this is a dangerous individual. You need
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Speaker 2: to revoke the bail. Please revoke the bail. She refused
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Speaker 2: to do that. She put him out on bail pending sentencing.
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Speaker 2: And what happened between the that decision and the time
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Speaker 2: he was sentenced, he murdered the five year old. And
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Speaker 2: in Dessanta's's words, it is a preventable and a miscarriage
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Speaker 2: of justice and a dereliction of judicial duty. I completely agree.
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Speaker 2: What this bill does is it makes sure that these
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Speaker 2: types of offenses, sexual and otherwise would not happen, you know,
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Speaker 2: because a judge is going to remand that convict or,
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Speaker 2: that defendant, you know, to custody, but he wants them
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Speaker 2: to take it one step further. He's like, you know
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Speaker 2: what if you think that you have the right to
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Speaker 2: put existing victims and the general public at the mercy
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Speaker 2: of a known criminal. Right, this is somebody who is
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Speaker 2: a pedophile. He is sexually and physically abusing a five
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Speaker 2: year old. He is trying to have sex with minors.
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Speaker 2: He is trying to abuse miners, and this female judge
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Speaker 2: always kills me when it's the women, right, These women
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Speaker 2: drive me nuts. Where is your eternal instinct? You don't
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Speaker 2: want to protect kids at all? Really? But this woman says, Nah,
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Speaker 2: he's good. We'll put him out on bail and then
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Speaker 2: we'll figure it out when he comes back. Why how
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Speaker 2: does that help anybody? Like, do you have a family
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Speaker 2: member that you would like to see suffer at the
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Speaker 2: hands of this criminal because you made this decision. That's
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Speaker 2: the perspective that you have to take when you're making
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Speaker 2: these decisions, or at least you should right in any event,
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Speaker 2: Here's a quick clip. This is Governor Ron desanti is
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Speaker 2: talking about what he thinks should really be happening now
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Speaker 2: that they've passed Missy's law.
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Speaker 3: I appreciate the legislature for passing this, but I will
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Speaker 3: just say to my friends in the Florida House of Representatives,
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Speaker 3: I don't think what you've done is enough. You have
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Speaker 3: the power, and you have sufficient numbers in your chamber
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Speaker 3: to impeach this judge, Tiffany Baker. Until you start holding
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Speaker 3: these judges accountable, they are going to continue to find
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Speaker 3: ways to benefit the criminal. Element. This was an outrage.
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Speaker 3: This was such an easy call to make sure that
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Speaker 3: this guy was put behind bars, and this judge refused
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Speaker 3: to do it, knowing the risks, and the result has
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Speaker 3: obviously been a tragedy. So Florida constitution vests the House
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Speaker 3: of Representatives with the ability to bring an impeachment against
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Speaker 3: a circuit judge with two thirds majority. You know, last
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Speaker 3: time I checked, we've got way more than two thirds
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Speaker 3: of Republicans. Honestly, I think some Democrats would vote to
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Speaker 3: impeach given what happened in this case.
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Speaker 2: What an incredible statement. These are the things that Governor
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Speaker 2: DeSantis does that I really like. There's a lot of
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Speaker 2: things that he does that I like. And I think
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Speaker 2: him pointing out the fact that we've got this rogue
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Speaker 2: judge and she's decided that she's going to allow a perpetrator,
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Speaker 2: somebody that hurts kids back onto the street. Why not
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Speaker 2: him up? Why not? Why would you let him go free?
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Speaker 2: I'm just I always wonder, like, what is the thought
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Speaker 2: process behind this? Like what did this judge think when
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Speaker 2: she had this guy in front of her and he's
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Speaker 2: trying to rape a fifteen year old and he's already
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Speaker 2: sexually abused a five year old, where she's like, yeah,
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Speaker 2: he'll be all right, we'll put him back out. Why
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Speaker 2: if you've reached the status of being a judge for
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Speaker 2: the most part, there should be some level of education, right,
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Speaker 2: There should be some part of your educational process where
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Speaker 2: you learned. Hmmm, maybe it's not a good idea to
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Speaker 2: put criminals back on the street. I don't know. This
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Speaker 2: is the stuff that keeps me up at night and
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Speaker 2: drives me crazy. So let's move on to the next
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Speaker 2: asshole judge. Oh, this is a good one. So for
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Speaker 2: those of you following the story, I know a lot
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Speaker 2: of you are, there is a teacher in Ireland and
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Speaker 2: he refused to use the words they them to address
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Speaker 2: a boy in his school. So, for those of you
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Speaker 2: who don't know, Ireland is currently under socialist tyranny. They
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Speaker 2: have an entire leadership administration that is one hundred percent socialist.
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Speaker 2: And the story of Enoch Burke has been in the
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Speaker 2: news for quite a while because of the fact that
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Speaker 2: he was standing his ground. He was like, listen, you know,
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Speaker 2: I am I am a proud Catholic, I am a
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Speaker 2: practicing Catholic. I do not believe in they them, this
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Speaker 2: is against my religion. I'm here to teach. I'm not
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Speaker 2: here to you know, play games in your identity crisis
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Speaker 2: that has probably been forced upon you by your woke
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Speaker 2: as a joke, stupid ass parents who should let you
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Speaker 2: be a kid, right, But instead a lot of these people,
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Speaker 2: you know, they put their agendas on their kids and
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Speaker 2: then they let their kids sort of assume this identity
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Speaker 2: because it gives them something to do with their lives, right,
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Speaker 2: because they're probably feckless and useless and a the other things.
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Speaker 2: But Catherine Connelly is the tenth. She's the current President
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Speaker 2: of Ireland. And while she says she is an independent politician,
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Speaker 2: anybody that you talk to will tell you that she
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Speaker 2: is a psychotic lunatic and she actually is a psychologist.
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Speaker 2: She is a barrister and a psychologist, and she's all
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Speaker 2: about these socialist policies. So this man has been in
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Speaker 2: jail with hardened criminals because he won't use the day
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Speaker 2: then pronouns. So because he wouldn't do that, he has
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Speaker 2: spent he's already spent six hundred days in prison. Now,
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Speaker 2: remember that while we have rapists and murderers that are
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Speaker 2: migrants from Third world countries landing on the shores of
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Speaker 2: Ireland and raping Ireland's children on a daily basis. I mean,
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Speaker 2: we have entire hotels being turned into hostile in Ireland
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Speaker 2: right now, and they bring these migrants and then they
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Speaker 2: go and they roam these little towns that used to
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Speaker 2: be just all Irish people live in their lives, and
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Speaker 2: now they're filled with people from you know, Haiti and
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Speaker 2: Africa and the Middle East, and they just come over
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Speaker 2: and they rape the kids, they rape the women, and
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Speaker 2: you know what is the Irish you know, government doing
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Speaker 2: absolutely nothing except silencing and jailing people like Enoch Burke.
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Speaker 2: Now his mother and his sister attempted to go and
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Speaker 2: see Enoch because they're worried about him. I could completely
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Speaker 2: understand that. And mind you, this has been going on,
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Speaker 2: okay since twenty twenty two when he was first removed
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Speaker 2: from his teaching post. So this is something that's been
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Speaker 2: going on for a very very long time. And you
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Speaker 2: would think there would be some kind of support from
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Speaker 2: the church in Ireland, like, yeah, it's okay, he's a Catholic,
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Speaker 2: just you know, let him go teach to Catholic school then,
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Speaker 2: you know, But instead they've got this situation where they're
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Speaker 2: standing with the government. They're not getting involved. So the
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Speaker 2: sister Martina and Ami Burke go to see their family member,
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Speaker 2: right their brother and their son, and the judge throws
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Speaker 2: them in jail because she didn't The judge didn't want
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Speaker 2: her to go see her son, didn't want him to
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Speaker 2: have any visitors. What. So, I'm like, let me get
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Speaker 2: this straight. You have children stuck in a classroom being
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Speaker 2: taught this perverted, disgusting way of life, this mutilation of
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Speaker 2: their bodies. You want them to think that's normal. Some
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Speaker 2: trans kid comes in, We've got to all bend over
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Speaker 2: for him because he can't figure out who the hell
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Speaker 2: he is. That's a hymn problem. I don't have to
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Speaker 2: subscribe to your crazy. You want to be a them,
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Speaker 2: knock yourself out. You're eighteen, you want to be a
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Speaker 2: ay them? Go live your life. But just because you
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Speaker 2: call yourself avay them. If you're a boy, you're a boy.
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Speaker 2: It's a very easy test. I can look between your legs,
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Speaker 2: I can tell which side of the aisle you belong on.
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Speaker 2: That's where I live. I live in science. I live
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Speaker 2: in biology. You want to pretend you're something else go
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Speaker 2: for it. But this guy's sitting in jail for over
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Speaker 2: six hundred days, and then the judge has the audacity
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Speaker 2: to lock up his mother and his sister for two
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Speaker 2: weeks at a women's prison because they won't be quiet,
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Speaker 2: because they keep speaking out for their son and their brother.
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Speaker 2: So now he's in jail because he's not a liberal lunatic,
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Speaker 2: and his mom and sister are in jail because they
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Speaker 2: refuse to not defend him. Put yourself in that position.
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Speaker 2: Would you let your family member ride away in prison
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Speaker 2: to preserve yourself? Of course you wouldn't. You would stand
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Speaker 2: up for your family member. I don't know what is
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Speaker 2: going on with these countries. I don't know why Ireland,
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Speaker 2: Why England, Why Italy, why Spain? You guys have lost
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Speaker 2: your mind. This is not going to end well. These
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Speaker 2: are not people that are coming to your countries because
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Speaker 2: they want to assimilate. They're not bringing amazing culinary wiles
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Speaker 2: that you'll use in your restaurants, or fantastic manufacturing ideas
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Speaker 2: or skill sets that will take your economy to the
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Speaker 2: next level. They have no skill sets, no money, no education.
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Speaker 2: They are there to divide and to conquer and in
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Speaker 2: the process. If your women and children are raped and murdered,
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Speaker 2: so be it. And the judges are allowing it, the
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Speaker 2: government is allowing it. What are these people supposed to do?
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Speaker 2: This is their home. I just I don't know. It.
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Speaker 2: Honestly baffles me to no end when I hear people
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Speaker 2: say that we have to be kinder and be more accepting.
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Speaker 2: I'm not interested in being kind or accepting of anybody
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Speaker 2: unless you've earned it. If you come to a country
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Speaker 2: and you work hard, and you do it legally and
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Speaker 2: all the things, that's awesome. I got nothing against you.
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Speaker 2: But if you come to country you live off of welfare,
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Speaker 2: you rape, you rob, you murder, you commit crimes on
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Speaker 2: a daily basis, Yeah, I got a problem with that.
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Speaker 2: And the idea that the governor the government is calling
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Speaker 2: out the people who make you aware of the crimes
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Speaker 2: being committed just shows how ass backwards they are. All right,
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Speaker 2: Judge number three, this guy's a real piece of work. Now.
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Speaker 2: This story just came out March twenty ninth. I saw
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Speaker 2: it a few days ago, and it's funny because I
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Speaker 2: saw it and I kind of moved on. But it's
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Speaker 2: actually picking up steam because obviously this guy So this
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Speaker 2: is a Harris County judge in Texas. His name is
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Speaker 2: Judge Nathan J. Million, and he's of the two hundred
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Speaker 2: and fifteenth Civil Court. Now, and what you're about to
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Speaker 2: hear it looks like he had to get on maybe
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Speaker 2: a zoom or something for one of his cases and
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Speaker 2: the audio wasn't working. So they call in the guy
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Speaker 2: from technical support and he's asking him, you know, how
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Speaker 2: to fix it or whatever. So the guy is like,
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Speaker 2: you know, trying to be nice and respectful because he's
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Speaker 2: in the courtroom, and he's like, okay, just one second,
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Speaker 2: let me hop in here. And the judge is kind
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Speaker 2: of just like dismissive and like, you know, kind of pricky,
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Speaker 2: and then he sits back down and the the it
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Speaker 2: guy very like jokingly goes, oh, I guess it was
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Speaker 2: all okay after all, And this guy freaks. He's so mad.
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Speaker 2: He goes, no, it wasn't okay. It wasn't okay after all.
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Speaker 2: So I'll let you listen to it and then we'll
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Speaker 2: talk a little bit more. On the other side. You
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Speaker 2: don't and you're just joined from the audio here, yes
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Speaker 2: should be you see? Sorry, well, rio, did I make
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Speaker 2: this up? Five seconds. You don't have to go for her.
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Speaker 2: You're dis joined. Okay, you're good, Okay, boss alarm. No,
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Speaker 2: it wasn't a false alarm. Don't choke around. I'm serious
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Speaker 2: about this. It was happening. I understand, I understand it.
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Speaker 2: I'm just saying I can't see it. We're good. They
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Speaker 2: thank you. Get out of my court room. Fine, you
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Speaker 2: supervising Jesus nice, sick and taring this bullshit today. So
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Speaker 2: this guy comes in, he helps him. He fixed what
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Speaker 2: was probably a user error, right, because it looks like
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Speaker 2: he literally leaned in and just like unmuted the mic.
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Speaker 2: Because this guy's probably a complete moron with a little
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Speaker 2: prick and thinks he can treat everybody like that. So
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Speaker 2: he is yelling at him for helping him, and the
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Speaker 2: guy is just funny. He's just making a joke. He's like, oh,
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Speaker 2: false alarm, We're good. Any normal person would just say
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Speaker 2: thanks man, really appreciate that, and just get back to work.
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Speaker 2: He didn't say anything that I thought was dismissive or
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Speaker 2: condescending or anything like that. He was just like, ah, cool,
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Speaker 2: false alarm, moving on, and this guy's freaking out. So
17:42
Speaker 2: what's funny is once this video was released, and I
17:46
Speaker 2: have no idea how they got this video or how
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Speaker 2: it made its way to the internet. It turns out
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Speaker 2: this guy is like a massive asshole and is scaring
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Speaker 2: people in his courtroom that work for him, whether they're
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Speaker 2: clerks or bailiffs or or people that are doing work
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Speaker 2: like that on computers. And he's constantly threatening jail. So
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Speaker 2: if you do something, if you say something, if you
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Speaker 2: are not one hundred percent in his lane where he
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Speaker 2: wants you to be at any said moment, he flips
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Speaker 2: his shit and then he threatens to send you to jail.
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Speaker 2: So all this stuff is coming out about him now,
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Speaker 2: which I think is really funny because it couldn't happen
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Speaker 2: to a nicer guy. But keep your eye out for
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Speaker 2: this guy, because I know I am. I'm gonna be
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Speaker 2: looking for I mean, there's got to be more video,
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Speaker 2: right if he's that much of a prick all the time.
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Speaker 2: His name again, this is Harris County, Texas Judge Nathan J.
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Speaker 2: Million of the two hundred and fifteenth Civil Court, And
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Speaker 2: I can't wait to see what else comes out. Honestly,
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Speaker 2: he obviously puts some posts on Facebook too, like somebody
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Speaker 2: didn't come to a party or something he had and
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Speaker 2: he was like all pissed off and he's like cursing
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Speaker 2: the guy out online. I'm like, dude, you got to
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Speaker 2: get a hobby. You could just be curse of people
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Speaker 2: out like that called him. I mean just, I mean, honestly,
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Speaker 2: every time I think I've heard the craziest thing, totally wrong.
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Speaker 2: All right, So that was our lighthearted asshole of the day.
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Speaker 2: Asshole number four. This case is a judge who could
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Speaker 2: not keep Alexis Lara, who was on probation for a dui.
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Speaker 2: He was charged with another dui, but this time he
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Speaker 2: had a twenty two month old baby in the car,
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Speaker 2: so the judge said that he couldn't keep Alexis Lara.
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Speaker 2: This is a man in prison because of JB. Pritzker's
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Speaker 2: Safety Act, which eliminates cash bail and offers on a
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Speaker 2: pre trial release. What so, this guy's driving around, he's drunk,
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Speaker 2: he's got a twenty two month old baby in his car,
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Speaker 2: and the judge will not hold him because of the
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Speaker 2: Safety Act that was initiated under Governor Pritzker, who we
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Speaker 2: also know is a total prick. Listen, listen to this
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Speaker 2: report because it's just nuts well.
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Speaker 4: He's Police arrested Alexis Laura last night after responding to
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Speaker 4: a disturbance call. They found him behind the wheel of
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Speaker 4: an SUV with his twenty two month old child in
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Speaker 4: the backseat. The officers also saw several open bottles of beer.
20:11
Speaker 4: His blood alcohol level came back as point two pah eight,
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Speaker 4: according to police, which is more than twice the legal limit,
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Speaker 4: despite being on probation for a previous DUI. The DuPage
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Speaker 4: County State's attorney says the Safety Act tied the judge's
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Speaker 4: hands in the way that Laura would be released.
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Speaker 2: So, for those of you who don't know, the Illinois Safety, Accountability,
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Speaker 2: Fairness and Equity to Day Act came across in twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty one as criminal justice reform that implemented extensive changes
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Speaker 2: to the way policing, pre trial, detention, sentencing, and corrections
20:48
Speaker 2: were handled. The most controversial and the most discussed provision
20:53
Speaker 2: was the elimination of cash bail, which took effect in
20:57
Speaker 2: September of twenty twenty three. Now, the Illinois Supreme Court
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Speaker 2: ruling upheld this Act and it's part of the Illinois Constitution,
21:07
Speaker 2: and it's absolutely insane. Why are they working so hard
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Speaker 2: to defend the criminals. I mean, I really don't understand,
21:17
Speaker 2: you know, Bukeley was asked the other day. They said,
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Speaker 2: you know you're doing so much to jail all of
21:23
Speaker 2: the criminals, and you know your country has really turned around.
21:26
Speaker 2: For those who don't know, Nai Bukeley is the president
21:28
Speaker 2: of El Salvador, and he has done an incredible job,
21:33
Speaker 2: truly with his nation. And he has people that are
21:38
Speaker 2: openly out in the streets. They praise Jesus, they have
21:41
Speaker 2: amazing holidays because they are a Christian nation. They don't
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Speaker 2: allow third world immigration, they don't allow radical Islamic migrants
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Speaker 2: to come into their country, and they don't allow criminals
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Speaker 2: to roam the streets anymore. And somebody asked him, well,
21:56
Speaker 2: how do you feel about the fact that you're so
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Speaker 2: hard on criminals and your taking away their civil liberties?
22:01
Speaker 2: And he said, why do I care about the criminals
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Speaker 2: civil liberties? Why don't I care more about my constituents
22:08
Speaker 2: and everyday civilians who aren't doing anything wrong. Why don't
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Speaker 2: I start to worry about them and less about the criminals.
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Speaker 2: If I know about you and you're a criminal, then
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Speaker 2: you are the problem, not the innocent civilian. And I
22:22
Speaker 2: really do think I wish that we could. I never
22:24
Speaker 2: thought I'd be saying, gosh, I wish we could be
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Speaker 2: more like Al Salvador. Right, But Bookley has really turned
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Speaker 2: that country around. It's thriving, the economy is growing, and
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Speaker 2: people are buying property over there. It's finally coming into
22:37
Speaker 2: its own because it's not hamstrung by Democrat leadership that
22:42
Speaker 2: believes in this communist manifesto that has been going on
22:46
Speaker 2: far too long in Central America for you know, as
22:48
Speaker 2: many as you know. I just I mean, I honestly,
22:50
Speaker 2: when I heard that story, I was like, so, now
22:53
Speaker 2: you're letting him go because you can't work around this law.
22:59
Speaker 2: And there's that again equity, because the equity in this
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Speaker 2: act says you got to let them go. And so
23:04
Speaker 2: now this twenty two year old little baby is subjected
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Speaker 2: to driving around with a criminal who's drunk driving, and
23:12
Speaker 2: we let it happen because the laws are preventing us
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Speaker 2: from protecting the child. What kind of laws are we
23:19
Speaker 2: putting into office until you know, into our government when
23:23
Speaker 2: we're not when we're not protecting the kids. This has
23:27
Speaker 2: been an ongoing conversation. Now I would say, for the
23:30
Speaker 2: past couple of decades, because there seems to be such
23:32
Speaker 2: a disregard, you know, for victims of abuse, and I
23:37
Speaker 2: often wonder, you know, if I could put you know,
23:40
Speaker 2: these judges and these defense attorneys into a room and
23:44
Speaker 2: let them watch the videotape of the victim that they're
23:48
Speaker 2: trying to make take more of the blame and the
23:52
Speaker 2: criminal raping that victim, if they would feel the same
23:55
Speaker 2: way about the criminal. I'm like, what do you have
23:57
Speaker 2: to Does it have to happen to you? Do you
23:59
Speaker 2: have to see it firsthand for it to actually matter.
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Speaker 2: Have you lost that much sensibility in your job that
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Speaker 2: you're not able to judge and observe objectively anymore? Is
24:12
Speaker 2: that what's happened? I mean, I know there's a lot happening,
24:15
Speaker 2: and I know that we get to a place where
24:17
Speaker 2: you're just so desensitized to everything because you see it
24:20
Speaker 2: every day. I get it because I work in news,
24:22
Speaker 2: so I see it every day. But my heart still
24:25
Speaker 2: breaks when I see a child hurt. My heart still
24:28
Speaker 2: breaks when I see an animal hurt. My heart still
24:30
Speaker 2: breaks when I see someone weeping for the loved one
24:34
Speaker 2: that they've lost. That doesn't fill me with any kind
24:37
Speaker 2: of I don't feel let me rephrase that, I don't
24:41
Speaker 2: ever just feel like it wasn't important, you know, like
24:44
Speaker 2: another news story. When I see those stories and I
24:47
Speaker 2: read about people and what they're going through, my heart
24:50
Speaker 2: hurts for them. It does. And even though you can't
24:53
Speaker 2: help everybody and you can't cover every story, I think
24:56
Speaker 2: about it, and I do I pray for those people,
24:59
Speaker 2: because God forbid your in that situation, you would hope
25:01
Speaker 2: that somebody would do that for you. All right, let's
25:03
Speaker 2: move on to the next scumbag, right, because there's no
25:06
Speaker 2: shortage of that. We have Nancy Brasel. She is a
25:10
Speaker 2: US district judge who's sentenced wait for it, feeding our
25:15
Speaker 2: future fraudster Abdul Abubakar Ali to only one year in
25:22
Speaker 2: prison because he showed quote genuine remorse quote for his crimes.
25:29
Speaker 2: He stole millions of dollars. He got caught. He said, gosh,
25:33
Speaker 2: I'm real sorry about that. He gets one year in prison.
25:37
Speaker 2: How much time do you think you or I would
25:39
Speaker 2: get in prison if we stole millions of taxpayer dollars
25:44
Speaker 2: and misappropriated it. Mind you, he's not repaying it. Nobody's
25:48
Speaker 2: getting their money back. Money's gone. So he's giving one
25:53
Speaker 2: year of his life one year after robbing all of
25:58
Speaker 2: these people of their money. Imagine feeding our future and
26:02
Speaker 2: you stole from it. And then this moron judge is like,
26:07
Speaker 2: it's fine, it's no big deal. Yep, he's super sorry. Yeah,
26:12
Speaker 2: he's not going to do that again. So Nancy, maybe
26:16
Speaker 2: you should go to jail if he does anything else.
26:20
Speaker 2: How about that, And how about you be responsible for
26:24
Speaker 2: some of that money since you don't think it's a
26:26
Speaker 2: big deal. I guess you're living large and you think
26:29
Speaker 2: it's not a big deal. So that's great. So Nancy
26:32
Speaker 2: and Abdul are going to take care of abdul sentence
26:35
Speaker 2: together because Nancy doesn't think that he's really that bad
26:39
Speaker 2: of a guy. He's showing remorse for his crimes. Is
26:43
Speaker 2: that what you think, Nancy. He's showing remorse because he's
26:46
Speaker 2: in your courtroom and he doesn't want to go to jail.
26:49
Speaker 2: If he was remorseful, he never would have done what
26:52
Speaker 2: he did because his conscience, okay, his moral compass would
26:57
Speaker 2: have told him, hmm, you know what, Abdul, don't do
26:59
Speaker 2: this not a good idea, but instead Abdul says a
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Speaker 2: screw it, I'm gonna go do what I want. And
27:05
Speaker 2: Nancy says it's okay, Abdul, that's really it and a
27:09
Speaker 2: short story and somehow this is this is real life
27:15
Speaker 2: Nancy Brasel, everybody, lovely human being, all right? Next, asshole
27:20
Speaker 2: leftist judge Catherine Menendez is now throwing out the Trump
27:25
Speaker 2: DOJ effort to block illegal aliens from getting discounted tuition
27:30
Speaker 2: in Minnesota. Now, this to me would seem pretty basic.
27:35
Speaker 2: Why would we be giving discounted tuition to illegal aliens?
27:38
Speaker 2: Why is this a thing? You're here illegally, you shouldn't
27:42
Speaker 2: be here. We have our own kids. They need money
27:47
Speaker 2: just as much as anybody else to go to school.
27:49
Speaker 2: But you're allocating discounted tuition to the illegals. Have that right?
27:54
Speaker 2: So under tim walls, this lunatic says, let's give money
27:59
Speaker 2: to the illegal alien and we're going to block President
28:01
Speaker 2: Trump from stopping that. That's what we're spending our days doing. Okay,
28:06
Speaker 2: how about this guy. Senior US District Judge Richard Leon
28:10
Speaker 2: has just halted President Trump's entirely self funded four hundred
28:15
Speaker 2: million dollar White House ballroom project. Did you hear that
28:19
Speaker 2: President Trump's entirely self funded, four hundred million dollar White
28:24
Speaker 2: House ballroom project, he says, and his ruling declares that
28:30
Speaker 2: he needs congressional approval first. Now, this is bullshit, because
28:36
Speaker 2: in the core executive part of being in the White House,
28:40
Speaker 2: decisions about the White House while the president is in
28:42
Speaker 2: there is up to the president. As I'm sure you've
28:45
Speaker 2: probably heard, presidents have added swimming pools and parking lots
28:48
Speaker 2: and bowling alleys and basketball courts and gardens and everything else.
28:54
Speaker 2: So he wants to make a ballroom. He's paying for
28:58
Speaker 2: it himself. And this asshole saying, no, why why do
29:02
Speaker 2: you care? Why are you doing that? That makes absolutely
29:05
Speaker 2: no sense. The taxpayers aren't paying for it. You're not
29:08
Speaker 2: paying for it, and it's something beautiful that everyone can
29:12
Speaker 2: use in perpetuity, it'll be a legacy piece. Nope, we
29:15
Speaker 2: don't want that. We don't want anything that makes it
29:17
Speaker 2: look better, and we certainly don't want it to look
29:19
Speaker 2: better on Trump's watch, because then we have to say
29:20
Speaker 2: thank you to Trump. Left wing activistes Jessica Fahrenbach released
29:27
Speaker 2: an eighteen year old felon from prison four days later.
29:32
Speaker 2: That same felon was charged with shooting someone dead. So
29:35
Speaker 2: my question to you is, he's eighteen years old, he's
29:38
Speaker 2: a felon, he's a repeat offender, he's got a ton
29:42
Speaker 2: of this in his past, and you said, yep, let's
29:45
Speaker 2: put him back out on the street. Does that make
29:47
Speaker 2: any sense to you? Why on earth would this person
29:53
Speaker 2: do that? Why? So, this judge, Jessica Fahrenbach, in my opinion,
29:58
Speaker 2: should be held accountable and complicit and an accomplice in
30:02
Speaker 2: this murder, because if Jessica had done her job, then
30:07
Speaker 2: this felon would be in prison and would not have
30:10
Speaker 2: been on the street shooting anybody, don't you think so?
30:16
Speaker 2: How about this guy, Antoine Watson randomly shoved an elderly
30:20
Speaker 2: time in into the concrete. He killed him. He was
30:24
Speaker 2: sentenced to eight years in prison. This happened in California.
30:28
Speaker 2: San Francisco's Superior Court Judge Linda Colfax suspended his sentence
30:33
Speaker 2: this week. Why why would you suspend his sentence? This
30:39
Speaker 2: is an old man walking on his property, not bothering anybody.
30:44
Speaker 2: He's bothering nobody, and you walk up and you shove
30:48
Speaker 2: him so hard, and he's old and frail that he dies.
30:52
Speaker 2: So you took his life because you decided you wanted
30:56
Speaker 2: to do that, and this judge allowed it to happen.
31:00
Speaker 2: So now that this judge is allowing you back out
31:03
Speaker 2: on the street, who goes to jail when he kills again? Linda,
31:07
Speaker 2: do you go to jail? Are you responsible for that?
31:10
Speaker 2: Knowing that he has a pattern for this behavior. When
31:12
Speaker 2: Antoine decides he wants to push somebody again, he's going
31:15
Speaker 2: to push him off a bridge, push him off a building,
31:17
Speaker 2: push him on the tracks. Is everybody going to turn on?
31:20
Speaker 4: Go?
31:20
Speaker 2: Better? Call Superior Court Judge Linda Colfax. She seemed to
31:24
Speaker 2: think that Antoine was a good guy, because I know
31:27
Speaker 2: I would be pissed off if that was my family.
31:30
Speaker 2: Forget about it. And how about this one? Eduardo Ebarra
31:35
Speaker 2: Guerrero sounds like a lovely person. Another illegal alien sentenced
31:40
Speaker 2: to just two and a half years in prison after
31:43
Speaker 2: he killed a seventy five year old woman in a
31:45
Speaker 2: hit and run. Okay, so this guy was driving without
31:48
Speaker 2: a license. He drove multiple blocks with her on the
31:53
Speaker 2: car before she fell off and died. Just think about that.
31:57
Speaker 2: So this guy in Arizona runs over a seventy five
32:01
Speaker 2: year old woman, and even though he's illegal, driving without
32:05
Speaker 2: a license and fleeing the scene of a crime, he
32:08
Speaker 2: was not charged with her death. And he's only serving
32:11
Speaker 2: two years in prison. What would you call it? At
32:17
Speaker 2: what point are you guilty of someone's death? Was it
32:20
Speaker 2: when you were driving down the street and you went
32:23
Speaker 2: so fast that she swung off of the car and
32:25
Speaker 2: then dies in the street. I don't what does it
32:30
Speaker 2: take to be charged with someone's murder? Is it because
32:34
Speaker 2: you're here illegally, we give you a pass. I would
32:36
Speaker 2: think you would be committing your second crime, then god
32:39
Speaker 2: knows how many you already have committed. And last, but
32:43
Speaker 2: not least, we have Kathleen McCormick, who is a Democrat
32:47
Speaker 2: appointed judge and she has just now removed herself from
32:53
Speaker 2: overseeing multiple lawsuits against Elon Musk because guess what. In
32:59
Speaker 2: her past on social media, all she did was celebrate
33:03
Speaker 2: all the verdicts against Elon Musk. But she didn't do
33:06
Speaker 2: it until people found her posts. She didn't do it willingly.
33:10
Speaker 2: She didn't say, hey, I can't oversee this or be
33:12
Speaker 2: on the bench for this because I really don't like
33:13
Speaker 2: him and I'm not going to be able to judge.
33:14
Speaker 2: It fairly. Just think about that. So even though she
33:19
Speaker 2: made the right choice, she didn't make it proactively. She
33:22
Speaker 2: made it because people found out about it. They exposed
33:26
Speaker 2: her for her bias bullshit, and then she said, all right,
33:29
Speaker 2: final step down again, another rogue judge who is just
33:35
Speaker 2: gone to their heads with power and they think they
33:38
Speaker 2: can do this, They think that they are untouchable. The
33:41
Speaker 2: problem is they're making the criminals untouchable. They're making the
33:44
Speaker 2: victims have absolutely nowhere to go, and we're all just
33:47
Speaker 2: sort of trapped in this strange third tier life because
33:51
Speaker 2: they're living in the first tier, right because this life
33:54
Speaker 2: is for thee, not for me in their world, and
33:57
Speaker 2: we have nowhere to go. If the judges aren't going
34:00
Speaker 2: to uphold the law, if the police are beholden to
34:03
Speaker 2: the judges, and the migrants aren't held accountable for anybody,
34:06
Speaker 2: what's left who's left holding the bag? That's right, me
34:08
Speaker 2: and you? I don't know. I just feel like Ron DeSantis,
34:12
Speaker 2: which is where I started today, was onto something. I
34:14
Speaker 2: think every judge that releases a criminal while they're waiting
34:18
Speaker 2: to be sentenced should then be charged with the crime
34:22
Speaker 2: that the criminal commits. They're just as guilty. I bet
34:26
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