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Bondi Beach Terror Attack, Brown University Shooting, Turtle Island Liberation Front, and Rob Reiner Murdered · World Ablaze with George Fontes

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Welcome back to another world of blaze. It is December 15th, 2025. We are 10 days away from
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Christmas, although you wouldn't know it. We are deep into the month of goodwill and cheer to all
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men. But again, you definitely wouldn't know it. It doesn't feel that way. Over this weekend,
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We had a terrorist attack in Australia where two radicalized Islamic extremists targeted
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Jews at a festival on Bondi Beach.
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We had a mass shooting at Brown University in America.
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We also had a terrorist organization whose leaders were arrested before they carried
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out a terrorist event on New Year's Eve where they planned to bomb five different targets
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in America.
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Rob Reiner and his wife
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were stabbed to death,
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murdered by their son.
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And our president,
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President Donald Trump,
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the American president,
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the president of the United States,
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decided to make it about himself,
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make it political.
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He is usual narcissistic self.
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And yeah,
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showed the world he has no empathy.
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And so is the world
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and so is America.
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This is
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This is the shit show that has been 2025.
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While we want 2025 behind us as quickly as possible, before we get there, I'm going to continue to try to shed light on what is happening.
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I will give you my informed opinion.
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And unfortunately, this episode is just sad, sad, sad.
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Let's start with Australia.
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This is what we know.
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We have a father and son duo who got together, decided to target Jews who were celebrating a festival, a Hanukkah event in Australia on Bondi Beach.
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Now, this is an annual festival.
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These two people, these radicalized Islamic extremists, decided that they were going to open fire on these people.
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In fact, it's been reported that 15 people were murdered, murdered by these radicalized Islamic extremists.
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And I'm going to keep saying that because the government of Australia wants to make sure that we don't refer to these people this way, that we don't forget about the fact that the goal of Australia, apparently, and of the world is to be inclusive, not discriminatory towards anybody, regardless of their religion, belief, etc.
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So we can't say that these were Islamic extremists.
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We can't say that they were Muslim, even though that's exactly what they were.
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These two individuals apparently, or at least the sun, had ties to the Islamic State.
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They chose to carry out this heinous act of violence and terror.
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And yet, the Australian government wants to focus on stricter gun laws.
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a country where it is very hard for anybody in Australia to own a gun as it is.
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They already have some of the strictest gun laws in the world,
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but it's still, it's the guns.
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It's the guns.
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Not the person, not the radical extremist views,
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not the anti-Semitic outlook,
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not the racial inclination.
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No.
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has nothing to do with that at all.
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It's the guns.
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At least that's what the Australian government is saying.
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I'm going to show you some footage, though.
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I'm going to show you some video.
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And for those who aren't watching,
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I'll do my best to explain what's going on.
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Graphic.
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It's real footage.
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This from Australia.
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Let me go ahead and cue this up here.
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Switch over.
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And there you go.
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Now, again, this is real footage.
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this is the shooting.
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Now, it doesn't show people
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actually getting shots.
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You're not going to see any blood spray
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or anything like that.
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But it's still considered graphic content.
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It is real.
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It is violent.
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Here we go.
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Now, for those who aren't watching,
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that is the father and son
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crossing a bridge that goes over
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a parking lot there.
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And they're opening fire
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on these festival attendees.
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In fact, you could hear the music in the background.
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And so there's that footage there.
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And all I can say is the silver lining is that an innocent bystander,
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another person who happened to be there in the parking lot,
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decided to stop it, couldn't take it.
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Another person, this person actually being Muslim,
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someone from Syria who came to Australia
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to live, I believe.
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And this person said, no, we're not doing this today.
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This person who served as a police officer himself
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previously decided that he's not going to go for this.
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Decided that as a Muslim, he didn't care
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if it was Jews who was being targeted.
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he believed in the sanctity of life
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live and let live
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and so this person jumped in
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disarmed one of the shooters but unfortunately
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took two himself took two bullets
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and is recovering
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so yes heroes do exist
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I have
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footage of that as well and again I'll do my best to
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explain this for those who are only listening
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let me go and switch this
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over and here's the
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video of this hero
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so for those who can't see this guy was hiding behind a car ran up to the shooter
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his arm around his neck took his gun and threw him at the ground and he trained his gun on him
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so this person's trying to walk away the the uh the person who was shooting the shooter
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and the hero of the day continues to keep the person at bay now unfortunately he did take a
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couple of bullets himself.
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The camera seems to pan out.
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The camera is following the action
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here.
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And it goes
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over to his son, I believe,
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who's on the bridge. Continues to
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shoot. Is firing
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at the hero
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and other people who are just
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happening to stand there.
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This is crazy.
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This is the world we live in right now.
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It's as if this stuff is becoming normal.
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Mass shootings, terrorist events, Jews being targeted, people being targeted.
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Here's a report from NBC News over in Australia.
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And this is what they had to say.
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A father and son who lived in a quiet Sydney suburb, one, a licensed gun owner, the other, previously investigated for potential extremist associations.
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All right, let me stop there.
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One of these people was already under investigation previously for extremist associations.
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all right let's go to let's go ahead and keep reading and see how how this plays out like
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obviously the australian government here fumbled the ball big time with 15 people confirmed dead
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sunday's attack on the famous bondi beach is australia's deadliest shooting in decades
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officials said the shooters targeted the jewish community and were clearly motivated by extremist
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ideology when they unleashed a volley of bullets from a bridge at the gathered crowds.
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Officers fatally shot the 50-year-old father at the scene while the 24-year-old son suffered
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critical injuries and was hospitalized. The attack has set off renewed scrutiny of not only
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Australian gun laws and efforts to combat anti-Semitism, but also what authorities knew
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about the duo accused of carrying out the attack. So again, right away, it was the guns. It was the
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first thing that was mentioned in this article as well,
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sets off renewed scrutiny of not only Australian gun laws.
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Of course, because it was the guns.
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It wasn't the extremists.
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Continue with the read here.
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Three senior law enforcement officials in the US and Australia
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told NBC News that the investigators had tentatively identified
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one of the suspects as Naveed Akram.
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Australia's national broadcaster, ABC, named the suspects as,
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I think it's Saeed or yeah, Saeed Akram and his son, Navid Akram.
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The younger suspect was an Australian born citizen who first came to the attention of
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the Australian intelligence agency in October, 2019.
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Hold on.
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The son who carried out this attack with his father, the son was previously under investigation
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in 2019 by the Australian intelligence agency.
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I mean, if the intelligence agency of any country is investigating you, yeah, there's
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something going on.
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There's a reason this person probably shouldn't have been in Australia since 2019.
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But let's continue reading.
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He was examined on the basis of being associated with others.
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Hmm. Others whom they won't identify. Interesting.
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An assessment was made that there was no indication of any ongoing threat or threat of him engaging in violence.
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Well, that just proved to be wrong.
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You know, there's that thing called go with your gut.
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If the Australian intelligence agency thought that there was merit to investigate this person based on his associations, well, then go with your gut.
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because fast forward to
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December
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2025 and this
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person is carrying out
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an extreme Islamist terrorist event
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in which he is targeting and killing Jews
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on Bondi Beach
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in Australia
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so
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this isn't the first time
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this sort of thing has happened
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there was also the
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other event that happened here
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in America just I mean
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damn, only a couple of weeks ago,
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where National Guard's people were shot,
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one of them killed by another person
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who had ties or worked with the CIA
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or someone who was known by the government,
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but yet allowed to walk around
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under the guise of refugee status,
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the protection of refugee status,
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and carried out a targeted terrorist event
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here in U.S. soil.
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A few weeks later, Bondi Beach,
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Jews are targeted by extreme radicalized Islamists.
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Again, these people, at least the Sun, was under investigation by the Australian Intelligence
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Agency in 2019, but didn't pose a threat.
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Didn't think anything would happen.
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Well, let's go ahead and read some more news.
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Let's go to BBC.
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Let's see what they have to say about this.
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Body shooting appears to be motivated by Islamic State ideology, says the Australian Prime Minister.
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Now, this is interesting because there's a live update.
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this update came out today
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in fact it came out and was updated
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about 5 minutes ago
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what time is it here?
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6.25pm
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my time 12.15
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2025 so December
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15th 2025 at 6.25pm
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so these people had ties
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and were motivated
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by the Islamic State
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so they had ties to the Islamic State
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and they were motivated by the Islamic State
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The Australian Intelligence Agency was also investigating the Sun for ties to others.
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Big quotes for people who aren't watching others.
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I'm air quoting here.
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Other organizations that they won't name.
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Except until today with this update from the BBC.
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The Prime Minister of Australia admitted it, but didn't want to say so earlier.
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But let focus on the guns Let focus on gun laws because it had nothing to do with the extreme Islamist ideology whatsoever
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because it was the guns.
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It was the guns.
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Had nothing to do with these people
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being tied to the Islamic State.
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I mean, they tried not to say it.
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They tried not to say what the other relationships were.
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No, it was the guns.
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Damn it.
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If these guys didn't have access to a bolt-action rifle,
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this never would have happened.
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Never would have happened.
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What they didn't tell you is that there was later reports that said
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they also had explosives in their vehicles ready to go.
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So then where's the law against buying household chemicals to make bombs?
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I mean, if we're going to blame the guns,
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Might as well blame the household chemicals.
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Might as well blame everything that makes up a homemade bomb
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from materials you could buy at the hardware store
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or even your garden supply store.
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Interesting, right?
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But it was just the guns.
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It had nothing to do with the ideology.
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But let's not call all Muslims bad people,
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and that's not what I'm trying to say whatsoever.
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Because again, remember our hero?
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He was Muslim.
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It was a person that couldn't stand for it.
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So I'm going to read a little bit more about this person,
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at least what has been reported.
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From the Guardian,
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it was a matter of conscience.
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Ahmed Al Ahmed's family reveal why he risked his life
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to disarm alleged Bondi shooter.
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When Ahmed Al Ahmed tackled and wrestled a gun
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from an alleged shooter at Bondi Beach,
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he was simply thinking he couldn't bear to see people dying.
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Less than a day later, Ahmed remains in a critical but stable condition
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at St. George Hospital in Sydney.
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Since the attack, the 43-year-old father of two young girls
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has catapulted to international fame with a GoFundMe page
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already raising more than 1.3 million Australian.
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Good for him. Risks his life. He did some good.
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He deserves that.
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Took a couple of bullets. He's in critical.
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All right.
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So Anthony Albany singled out Ahmed at a press conference on Monday, paying tribute to his actions as an example of Australians coming together.
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Ahmed Al Ahmed took the gun off that perpetrator at great risk to himself and suffered serious injury as a result of that and is currently going through operations today in the hospital.
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The NSW premier Chris Minns visited Ahmed in hospital and posted on Instagram praising the real life hero.
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Last night, his incredible bravery no doubt saved countless lives when he disarmed a terrorist at enormous personal risk.
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Minns wrote, there is no doubt that more lives would have been lost if not for Ahmed's selfless courage.
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At least 16 people, including one of the alleged gunmen, were killed in the mass shooting during a Hanukkah celebration on Sunday evening.
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So, here's a Muslim.
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Here's an individual from Syria who decided he couldn't take it, said this isn't happening.
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I'm not going to let this happen.
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Now, here's the thing, though.
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Why don't we see more of this?
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Because people are afraid of calling out who carries out these attacks.
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right? They don't want to say they're Muslim. They don't want to say they're Islamists because
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they don't want to sound racist. They don't want to be bigoted, etc. But then we have examples like
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where this guy, this innocent bystander, this person who chooses to be a hero is a Muslim.
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Perfect example of someone who is looking out for the sanctity of life.
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Why do we not have more Muslims calling out and denouncing these extremists?
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because they say like, well, it's only like 3%, 10%
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that are the bad people that are carrying out these heinous acts
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who believe in conquering the world.
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But yet there isn't enough good Muslims who speak up against it
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or fight out against it.
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Why is that?
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I mean, we easily call out the Jews,
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the Jews that were targeted, but we can't call out the Muslims, the Muslim peoples.
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If you're complicit, then you are adding to the problem.
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You're encouraging and indirectly supporting these heinous acts, and that is my opinion.
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I'm not saying to get up, form your own army, and fight these well-trained people
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who obviously, I mean, know how to kill.
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That's what they do.
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They kill.
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They kill others.
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They rain terror on others.
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I'm not telling you to do that.
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But you can at least speak up.
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And if enough people speak up,
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the world will absolutely get behind you.
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But we need your own people and your own community
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to show the world and tell the world that this isn't right.
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But yet you're not.
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At least not enough of you.
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and that is a problem.
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That is a big problem
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because it leads others to believe that
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you don't really care.
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You're kind of like, eh, whatever.
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Sure, yeah, that was bad.
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Move on.
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That's a problem.
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That's the issue we're having.
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But hey, thank God that this guy was there.
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Thank God that this guy stopped the shooter
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because who knows what would have happened.
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But while that happened on a Sunday, we also had a mass shooting here in the United States.
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Brown University.
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Now, this is an interesting one here.
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You see, this one on Brown University, where it has been reported that there, I think there was like over 800 security cameras.
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I don't know if that's a real number.
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But I will tell you this, as somebody who has installed AV and security cameras for a lot of schools, higher ed as well, I will say that these campuses, these sites definitely have hundreds of cameras per site.
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So it's not an exaggeration to assume that Brown may have 800 cameras.
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Some of them may even be facial recognition cameras.
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Now, I'm not going to confirm that, but these are just the reports that are going around.
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And the reason I say all this is because when this shooting event happened, the police claimed they didn't have any footage.
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In fact, they had footage, but the footage they released was extremely underwhelming.
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Because it was one camera at a very suspicious angle that seemingly didn't capture much.
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out of all the 800-something cameras,
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this was the only one.
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The only one they had.
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Let me play some of that footage.
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You know what?
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You be the judge.
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You be the judge here.
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For those watching,
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unfortunately, if you're not watching,
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I encourage you to go and watch the video here on YouTube.
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You could find the channel,
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World of Blaze with George Fonts.
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My handle is at Fonts of Blaze.
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I encourage you to watch this video.
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Let me go ahead and blow this up
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so you can see this footage.
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So here's the grainy security footage right here from one angle, which seems to be where this person is leaving the university or going around the corner somewhere on the universe.
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I don't know.
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But check this footage from the one single camera, from the one camera that seemed to be able to capture the suspect.
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Watch this video.
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Oh, that's it.
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That's it.
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That's all you saw.
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All you see is a guy dressed in black.
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The video footage is clear, a little bit grainy.
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It doesn't really show much.
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It shows a guy just walking around a corner.
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He doesn't have anything in his hand.
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He had his pocket.
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He had a jacket.
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You know, wearing black clothes.
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Couldn't see who it was.
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Nothing.
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That's it.
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This is all they had to go on.
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Out of 800 cameras, 800 reportedly, allegedly, 800 cameras,
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at Brown University,
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this is the only footage they had.
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This is it.
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That's all.
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Crazy, right?
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And so this gets even better.
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President Trump reports,
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oh, they apprehended the person.
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And then the police
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contradict President Trump,
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saying, no, they didn't actually
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apprehend the person.
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And then later they said,
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hey, we got a person of interest.
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We found him.
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And it happened to be a guy who was a ex-military intelligence person, I think,
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army, and was actually a student at Brown University.
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I believe it was Benjamin Erickson was a person.
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Only later to be revealed that it wasn't that person.
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And in fact, what was funny, well, this isn't funny.
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The event was very tragic.
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but I mean funny in a way that this whole thing was a shit show.
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Let's just, okay, let's just say that.
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In a very shit show fashion,
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this person, when they originally released the photo of this Benjamin Erickson,
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was a blonde-haired, blue-eyed guy, Captain America, whatever.
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Not that he was built like Captain America, but you know.
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And then they said, well, that's the wrong photo.
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And then it was a brown-haired person,
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still same background apparently army all that only to later say well we thought we had them but
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we didn't so we had to let this guy go what okay let me play you let me play you these these clips
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let me play these clips and you you go ahead and form your own opinion on what's going on here
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because this whole thing seems really suspect let me blow this up for you all right this from fox
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News. We are able to report that we have detained a person of interest involved in yesterday's
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shooting. Colonel Perez will speak in a minute about that update. Second, I want to let the
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Providence community know that effective immediately, we are lifting the shelter in place
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for Brown in the related area.
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All right.
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This guy wants to report
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we apprehended the person of interest,
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but like what, bro?
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Do you know what's going on
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or do you not?
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Why are you being so careful about this?
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I mean, you can say
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we have the alleged suspect.
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We have a person of interest.
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Like this guy didn't even seem confident
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in delivering this message.
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And then, so you have this later footage though,
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right after that announcement.
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Well, not right after,
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let's say a day later.
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Here's this here. Here's what they have to say.
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One was chased to ground. It led to us detaining a person of interest.
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So those words and how we choose those words when we're talking about an investigation matter.
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And what it means here is that certainly there was some degree of evidence that pointed to this individual.
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But that evidence needed to be corroborated and confirmed.
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And over the last 24 hours, leading into just very, very recently, that evidence now points in a different direction.
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So what that means is that this person of interest needs to be and should be released.
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I think what is really unfortunate that this person's name was leaked to the public.
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You think? You think?
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You like how they're backtracking and having to explain how much of a fucking asshat their whole department is?
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How they fumbled this whole thing?
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How they so bad wanted to pin it on a white military guy who was the tender age of, I believe, 24 or whatever.
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And damn it, it didn't turn out to be this white guy.
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And the reason I'm saying that is because it was reported that the shooter was yelling something.
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For those not watching more air quotes yelling something like Alu Akbar At least that what allegedly is going around that this person said
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They wanted it to be a white person so bad.
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And what's crazy is on social media,
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there were people of the left literally hoping that it was a white person
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when they originally thought it was a white person that was caught.
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Like, oh, thank God I wasn't another Muslim.
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Oh my God, we don't need any more of this.
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We don't need any more bigotry, any more racism, any more hate.
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Wait a minute.
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Regardless of all that, if the person was Muslim, if they were Indian, if they were Haitian,
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if they were Vietnamese, Korean, Chinese, Russian, who cares?
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You have to tell the truth.
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If you know something, and apparently by these two clips, I think they know more than they're
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trying to let up because you can't explain how out of 800 something cameras that you don't have
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any good clear footage of the suspect number one number two the delivery in their messages in both
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the fox clip and the cnn clip that i just played when they said they apprehended a person of
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interest and then later said well we got to be careful with our words and that's why we say
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person of interest because we had evidence that did lead to this arrest but then we saw other
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things that made us say well you know it's not really him we need to let him go like what in the
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fuck we dealing with? What is going on in America?
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What are we afraid of? Why are
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you hiding? This is obviously
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being covered up from the fucking
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get-go. Why don't you be honest? We have
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people who were shot
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at Brown University.
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And then we go back to the Australia
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event where the Australian government didn't
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really at first want to pin it on
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a Muslim.
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An Islamic
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extremist. They want to blame the guns.
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And then right after the shooting here
27:46
at Brown University, what is the
27:48
the narrative going around on social media in America,
27:51
we need stricter gun laws.
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And if president Trump would put stricter gun laws in place,
27:56
we wouldn't have this problem.
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Well,
27:57
you are fucking stupid if you believe that.
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So you believe,
28:02
you believe that the right to own a gun in America,
28:05
taking away the right to defend oneself is the answer to making you feel safe.
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You will feel safer knowing that I could die because I can't defend myself
28:16
because I don't have access to the weapon to combat those who would have a gun.
28:20
And let me tell you something.
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You think these people who carry out these attacks
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just happen to walk into a fucking Walmart and buy a rifle?
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No.
28:30
They're buying these on the black market.
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They're getting them from people who steal them.
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They're not buying these fucking guns elite.
28:41
Are you that dumb?
28:42
Is this the answer to stricter gun laws?
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We already have, I don't even know how many gun laws in America.
28:47
You think it's easy to walk in and buy a gun?
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Really?
28:49
Go ahead and buy one right now.
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Go.
28:51
Go to your local gun store and try to just buy a gun.
28:55
You can't just buy a gun.
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It's not that easy.
28:58
There are laws in place that restrict the extremely easy access to anyone to buy a gun.
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But it's not illegal to own one.
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So how do you think these violent, extreme criminals are getting access to these weapons?
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Oh my God.
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Is it the black market by illegal means?
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Yeah, that's exactly how it's happening.
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And if you take away the guns as they did in the UK, what happens?
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Well, they got crazy people chasing other people down the streets with machetes and
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throwing acid in people's faces.
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Oh, they just go old school.
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They just strangle them to death.
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Did you know that strangulation in the UK is a thing?
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it's a leading cause of murder.
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Did you know that?
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It is a,
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I'm not saying it is the V,
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but it is a major cause of murder.
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Strangulation,
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like getting up and just,
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you know,
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grabbing the guy's neck
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and just going,
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you know,
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until they don't breathe.
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That's it.
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And so what do we propose here?
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Take away the guns,
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take away the rocks,
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take away the knives,
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take away the cutlery.
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Fuck man.
30:09
You might as well close
30:10
all the home depots
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and Lowe's in America
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because we know that
30:12
Like, you could buy anything from a hardware store that could be used as a weapon.
30:16
Might as well stop selling garden supplies because, hell, we all know what happens if
30:21
you know a little bit of chemistry and see what happens with certain fertilizers and
30:26
chemicals to create.
30:27
I'm not giving you the blueprint or telling you how, but I'm just saying there's ways
30:32
to do bad things with everyday items.
30:37
Evil's going to find a way, as I say.
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one idiot
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online
30:43
tried to rebut my statement
30:45
by saying well why make it easier
30:48
for them to get guns
30:49
what are you fucking 12
30:52
are you fucking 12
30:53
make it easy
30:55
so if we take that away
30:58
they won't find any other way
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to carry out heinous acts
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they're not going to use knives
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machetes rocks nothing
31:04
that's not going to happen
31:05
they're not going to make explosives
31:07
how about we enact harsher punishments on those who are caught with illegal guns
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for those who are involved in gun trafficking the sale of guns on the black market what if
31:25
we do that what if it's like life in prison period that's it just just you get caught doing
31:32
this life in prison. Why? Well, because people who are looking to get these guns by illegal means
31:39
are doing what? They're doing so to carry out illegal acts. No other excuse. Why else would
31:45
you want to do it the illegal way? Why? Oh, I know. You need a bazooka. Okay, whatever.
31:51
But seriously, why would you buy a gun through illegal means if you're a well-meaning person?
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who just need something to protect themselves.
32:03
When you can easily go buy a gun
32:05
going through the proper channels
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in the United States of America,
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going through your background checks, everything.
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Oh, because the people that are going ahead
32:14
and doing this are fucking criminals
32:16
who won't pass a fucking background check.
32:21
You see how we get to the answer
32:23
when you start doing a little fucking thinking,
32:25
dumbasses?
32:27
And I'm sorry if I'm cursing a lot all of a sudden,
32:29
but I'm so frustrated with all this shit.
32:32
murders,
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violence,
32:34
all these things happen
32:35
and it's the gun's fault.
32:36
It's the access to weapons.
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Weapons or tools,
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as I really say,
32:41
that are designed
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and are intentionally
32:43
to be used
32:44
in self-defense
32:46
or to literally hunt
32:47
for your fucking food.
32:49
You know,
32:49
like our forefathers had to do.
32:53
Murdering someone is a choice.
32:55
The gun doesn't make you do it.
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Crazy makes you do it.
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The person has to decide, has to make a conscious decision to kill another person.
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And while Australia thinks that the problem they had in this terrorist attack wasn't extreme Islamist whatsoever,
33:14
it wasn't an extreme ideology, it wasn't the fact that these people were Jew-hating cowards
33:20
who were intent on just murdering people because they were Jewish,
33:24
the Brown University shooting had nothing to do with the fact that this person was just sick in the head
33:31
and decided I'm just going to target a bunch of students
33:33
and start opening fire.
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None of that.
33:38
None of that had to do with the decisions
33:40
that these people made to carry out these heinous acts.
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It was the guns.
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That was the problem.
33:49
The guns.
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Right.
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Yeah.
33:56
Moving on.
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Moving on.
33:59
As I mentioned earlier before the show that a terrorist organization was arrested.
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That was a thing.
34:06
I got a clip for that too.
34:08
Department of Justice announced that they had arrested these people.
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I think it was four individuals that were involved in this organization.
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The Turtle Island Liberation Front.
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Yeah.
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Turtle Island Liberation Front.
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An Antifa organization.
34:26
Let me play the clip of that announcement here.
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As another bad event, another terrorist event that was planned out to be carried on New Year's Eve on American soil was thwarted, stopped.
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We go ahead and play that video for you.
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The four defendants are Audrey Carroll, 30 years old.
34:53
The pictures, I think we have them somewhere.
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We'll put them up here. Audrey Carroll, 30 years old, Zachary Aaron Page, 32, Dante Gaffield, 24, and Tina Lay, 41, each from the Los Angeles area.
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Each is charged with conspiracy and possession of an unregistered destructive device in violation of Title 26, United States Code Section 5861D.
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We intend to file additional charges in the coming weeks as we finish reviewing the evidence.
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The defendants are all radical anti-government members of the Turtle Island Liberation Front,
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which, according to their own social media, is an anti-capitalist, anti-government movement
35:36
that calls for their associates to rise up and fight back against capitalism.
35:41
One of the leaders of the organization, defendant Audrey Carroll,
35:44
helped organize an even more radical faction of the group called the Order of the Black Lotus.
35:50
Each of the defendants charged...
35:52
Isn't it crazy as you hear this, come on, Order of the Black Lotus, Turtle Island Liberation Front?
36:00
And this all sounds like something out of a fucking bad movie.
36:03
Like, these are people, like real people, that have formed this group to carry out acts of terror on U.S. soil.
36:12
Like, this is nuts.
36:14
This is what the world has come to.
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I mean, what the fuck?
36:19
All right, let me resume.
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Today was also a member of the Order of the Black Lotus.
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Carol described this group to her co-conspirators as everything radical.
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As detailed in the federal complaint, which we will now make public,
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in November 2025, defendant Carol created a detailed bombing plot
36:37
to use explosive devices to attack five or more locations across Southern California
36:43
on this upcoming New Year's Eve.
36:47
Carol and her co-defendant, Zachary Page, led the effort to obtain and build the bombs and to recruit others to join in their plot.
36:56
Carol's bomb plot was explicit.
36:58
It included a step-by-step instructions to build IEDs or improvised explosive devices and listed multiple targets across Orange County and Los Angeles.
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Carol also made clear her desires.
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She said, quote, what we are doing will be considered a terrorist act.
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Carol and Paige also discussed plans for follow-up attacks after their bombings,
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which included plans to target ICE agents and vehicles with pipe bombs.
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Carol stated that those plans would, quote, take some of them out and scare the rest.
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Okay, there you have it.
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People hate America.
37:39
People hate America.
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and it's sad
37:44
it's sad what's going on right now
37:46
National Guardsman
37:48
was killed
37:49
we had actually a few months
37:52
back or not that long ago we had
37:54
Jewish people at a nightclub
37:57
that were targeted and killed
37:58
we've had multiple
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mass shootings
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we've had
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multiple terrorist attacks
38:08
that were planned some of those that were never
38:10
really widely reported, by the way.
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I believe back in May, I reported that the Border Patrol,
38:16
that they apprehended enough terrorists,
38:19
like known terrorists at the border coming into America,
38:22
that back then, I don't know if the number is now in December,
38:24
but back then, it was enough to put 15 terrorists
38:28
in every state of the United States of America.
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Literally.
38:34
And here we have this Turtle Island Liberation Front
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Let me show you these pictures of these people.
38:43
And what's more disturbing, I mean, read their also known as,
38:50
their AKA, their call signs, whatever.
38:53
Check these people out So here you have Audrey Carroll AKA Asajanak or Black Moon We have Zachary Page Look at this
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winner here. AKA is AK, like AK or Ash. Oh, sorry. Ash Kerrigan is the AK. Here's the other one. This
39:18
is good. Cthulhu's daughter.
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Fucking serious. Cthulhu's
39:22
daughter. Is this a
39:24
joke? No, no.
39:26
These are real terrorists.
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Here's this person. Tina
39:29
Chang Ting. Look at this person.
39:32
Look at this deranged look.
39:34
Almost as bad as Zachary
39:36
Page, the Cthulhu's daughter's look.
39:38
This Tina Chang Ting
39:39
lie
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there, uh,
39:44
aka is
39:45
kick wear. What is this? A fucking
39:47
kung fu movie kick where what the hell and then this guy Dante Anthony Gaffield aka Nomad or Cedar
39:59
what are we living in a bad fucking movie like what is it like are these guys getting high on
40:05
meth watching a bunch of movies and saying you know what this is what we're going to do
40:08
we're going to fight the system
40:10
power to the people
40:12
socialism must rise
40:15
fuck America
40:17
fuck capitalism
40:18
what's the outcome
40:20
these people want really
40:22
to bring America to its knees
40:25
for what
40:25
put another third world country
40:27
like you want to turn America into a third world country
40:29
a lawless country
40:31
a place where you can just run free and wild
40:34
and do what
40:34
your system will fucking collapse
40:36
within six months.
40:38
Not even that, probably four months, maybe two weeks.
40:40
Who's going to govern?
40:42
How are you going to make money?
40:43
Go ahead, take away the capitalist system.
40:44
How are you going to make money?
40:46
What are you going to do to provide?
40:48
Is everything just free?
40:49
Just going to fall out of the fucking sky?
40:50
Do you guys think this thing through?
40:53
I want to know who's behind these people.
40:56
I mean, it's great that they announced
40:57
that they took these people down.
40:58
Good.
40:58
I mean, they were about to bomb five places
41:01
in Southern California on New Year's Eve.
41:04
and they explained
41:06
in their notes,
41:09
memoirs, whatever,
41:11
that this was an intentional terrorist
41:13
act to fight capitalism.
41:16
Who's behind
41:17
these people? Like who?
41:21
Do you think that they're doing this?
41:22
Think about the money.
41:24
Think about what it takes to do this.
41:27
To plan this. To get the materials.
41:29
To get people involved.
41:30
I mean are we thinking yet people
41:34
are we thinking they're America what is going
41:36
on the world
41:38
hates us
41:39
and there are many dumb
41:42
fucking idiots out there who argue
41:45
well they have a reason to hate America
41:46
America is the largest terrorist in the world
41:48
they impose the overthrow
41:51
of governments and regime changes
41:52
like shut the fuck up
41:54
if it wasn't for America the world would be
41:56
a much bigger disaster than it is
41:58
who's going to step up Britain
42:01
Britain overextended themselves during the colonial period.
42:04
They couldn't keep up in maintaining their colonies.
42:07
They had to slowly let those go.
42:09
They couldn't rule.
42:10
They were no longer the world power.
42:12
In fact, they negotiated with America to take over some of the regions
42:15
or help them find an exit strategy at that time.
42:20
The world is shit right now.
42:23
And so what if we do step away?
42:24
Let's say America steps away.
42:25
What happens?
42:26
What's better, China?
42:28
You think China wouldn't step up and fill that void?
42:32
Really?
42:33
Really?
42:33
You want to live under an authoritarian regime like the world over?
42:39
With a communist background?
42:42
Who's only involved in capitalism for what?
42:46
For global economic reasons to continue to fund their agenda to do what?
42:51
Take over the fucking world.
42:53
Like, are you that dumb?
42:56
Americans.
42:56
Like, seriously.
42:58
seriously do we really have people in our own country who hate their own country for what
43:05
for what all the opportunities you have all the starbucks you have on every fucking corner
43:09
oh was that so bad you can go to throw a fucking stone at a mcdonald's get yourself a fucking
43:17
burger not that it's the best but i mean you have cheap affordable options out there
43:24
we are overly abundant in food
43:27
resources
43:28
we can argue whether or not we're abundant in jobs
43:31
is it hard to live here?
43:33
yeah, economically right now in 2025
43:35
yeah, it sucks
43:36
it's not easy
43:37
housing is crazy
43:39
but compare what you have
43:43
to your opportunities
43:45
in free education
43:46
to being an entrepreneur
43:50
for example
43:51
to, I don't know
43:53
even being a social media influencer.
43:55
I mean, that's kind of a thing,
43:56
although I think it's dying.
44:00
The sentiment,
44:01
the attitude in America
44:04
is if you work hard,
44:05
no, no, not just work hard.
44:06
If you work hard
44:07
and apply your intelligence,
44:09
like if you plan things out
44:11
and work hard,
44:12
you can succeed.
44:13
And your success may not be the same
44:15
as someone else's success.
44:16
I think the problem is
44:18
a lot of people are impatient.
44:20
They think that just because
44:21
someone like Elon Musk
44:22
is a billionaire,
44:23
like time's over that they themselves should be a billionaire.
44:27
Well, maybe your success will not be you becoming a billionaire.
44:31
Maybe it'll be you living comfortably, paying your bills,
44:34
being able to take vacations, enjoy your life.
44:39
And who cares if you have a billion dollars?
44:41
Does that really matter?
44:44
Is America that bad?
44:46
Are we really the ire?
44:47
Are we the reason you're not succeeding in life?
44:51
Is it America?
44:52
Is it capitalism?
44:54
Really?
44:57
Hmm.
45:00
Well, in other news, let's move on to another tragedy.
45:11
Excuse me.
45:12
I had to wet the old whistle with my Grinch cup.
45:16
And for those who aren't watching, I got my Santa hat on.
45:19
I've got my Grinch mug.
45:20
the Grinch mug being very appropriate
45:23
given all the news
45:25
I'm talking about
45:25
but Rob Reiner
45:29
celebrated
45:31
director
45:32
I believe as a movie producer as well
45:35
he did movies like Stand By Me
45:37
very famous
45:39
movie he did actually quite a Harry Met Sally
45:41
he did quite a few
45:43
that were considered very very good movies
45:45
I don't have the full list in front of me because I honestly
45:47
don't know how many Rob Reiner was involved in
45:49
Oh, yeah, Princess Bride.
45:51
I remember that one.
45:52
But he did quite a bit.
45:54
And, you know, as far as his films go, he was good.
45:57
Now, he politically, let's just say I didn't agree with him.
46:02
Donald Trump definitely didn't agree with him.
46:04
He made that very clear.
46:06
But the tragedy isn't his political views.
46:08
His tragedy is that he was murdered.
46:11
He and his wife were murdered by his son.
46:17
His son.
46:17
His son.
46:19
His son, who chose to kill by way of knife, apparently, slit their throats.
46:31
And we don't know why.
46:33
We don't know what the disagreement was over.
46:34
We don't know if he was just high on drugs, what the deal was.
46:39
But his son, Rob Reiner's son, killed him and his wife.
46:46
The son killed his parents.
46:47
and I'm going to be very honest with you.
46:51
Like I'm not going to pander here.
46:52
I didn't know Rob Reiner personally.
46:54
I really didn't.
46:56
In fact, that's probably makes up almost 99% of everybody listening to the show.
47:01
All of America didn't have a personal relationship with Rob Reiner.
47:05
So to act like I'm just going to be honest with you and you can all hate me and unsubscribe
47:11
from my show, whatever.
47:12
I can't sit here and say I, I feel something for him.
47:17
but I can feel that this was extremely tragic.
47:21
Like I can definitely be empathetic and say this was very sad.
47:25
I mean,
47:25
what did he do to others?
47:28
I don't know.
47:29
I don't know.
47:29
I didn't know him personally.
47:30
I have no idea how he was as a person,
47:32
but for anybody to be murdered by their son over a disagreement,
47:36
that's crazy,
47:39
right?
47:40
Isn't that crazy?
47:42
I mean,
47:43
if you think about the people who are close to him,
47:45
who loved him
47:47
that no longer will have him in their lives
47:51
due to this murder,
47:53
a heinous murder, violent act,
47:55
you should feel something.
47:56
I mean, even though I didn't know him,
47:57
you should feel something for him,
47:58
for the situation.
48:02
I mean, I'll just say it's fucked up, right?
48:06
But according to our president,
48:08
not at all.
48:10
I want to read Donald Trump's response
48:15
and I want to make it very clear that I don't even think the president of the United States
48:20
should have even said anything. Didn't have to address this
48:23
but let me read this. A very sad thing happened last night
48:28
in Hollywood. Rob Reiner, a tortured and
48:31
struggling but once very
48:36
talented movie director and comedy star has passed away
48:40
together with his wife, Michelle.
48:42
Reportedly, due to the anger he caused others
48:46
through massive, unyielding, and incurable affliction
48:50
with a mind-crippling disease known as Trump Derangement Syndrome.
48:56
Sometimes referred to as TDS,
48:58
he was known to have driven people crazy
49:00
by his raging obsession of President Donald J. Trump,
49:04
with his obvious paranoia reaching new heights
49:08
as the Trump administration surpassed all goals and expectations of greatness.
49:12
And with the golden age of America upon us,
49:15
perhaps like never before, may Rob and Michelle rest in peace.
49:20
And what the actual fuck there, Donnie?
49:25
I mean, what the fuck?
49:29
Yeah, I don't know, Rob.
49:30
I don't have a personal attachment to him.
49:32
He died.
49:33
Like I said, it's tragic how this happened.
49:36
It was really fucked up.
49:36
But Donald, what the fuck?
49:38
What are you saying?
49:40
How is this about you?
49:42
I mean, how can you say that he was killed
49:45
because of the anger he caused others
49:48
through his massive, unyielding,
49:52
and incurable affliction
49:55
with a mind-crippling disease
49:56
known as Trump deranged.
49:58
Like, what the fuck, Donnie?
50:02
This is the president of the United States of America.
50:06
I like a lot of what Donald does.
50:10
I do.
50:12
That doesn't mean I'm MAGA.
50:13
That doesn't mean I'm,
50:14
you know,
50:15
I bend the knee to Donald Trump
50:16
for every little thing he does.
50:18
I don't agree with everything he does.
50:20
But I like a lot of what he does.
50:22
His foreign policy,
50:24
say what you will,
50:26
it's better than what we had
50:27
with Biden for sure.
50:31
And economically,
50:33
you know,
50:33
I don't think we're in the greatest
50:35
shape right now,
50:36
but he has brought the world to heel and put his foot down in many,
50:40
many cases where,
50:41
you know,
50:41
our previous administration would not.
50:45
There's a lot to like.
50:46
There's a lot that he did that was good.
50:49
Close the borders,
50:50
deported a lot of people who shouldn't be here.
50:54
And there's things that he did that honestly,
50:56
we can all disagree with.
50:57
Like the tariff thing is obviously not working out economically.
51:01
It's fucking us.
51:02
Okay.
51:04
Sure.
51:04
the government's bringing in billions of dollars.
51:07
Well, what is that doing for people like me?
51:08
What is it doing for people like you listening?
51:11
I don't know about y'all,
51:12
but I mean, if you've gone Christmas shopping,
51:15
everything is pretty fucking expensive.
51:17
And even before we got to Christmas,
51:19
the previous months,
51:20
I mean, how was that price of eggs?
51:22
Did they go down any?
51:23
I mean, they did a little bit.
51:24
How's the gas prices?
51:25
Like, how's your electricity?
51:28
Like, how's all this?
51:28
And of course, you know,
51:29
we could definitely blame the states,
51:31
the state governments for a lot of this,
51:32
especially if you live in California,
51:33
I'll tell you right now.
51:34
that's another conversation.
51:37
So I'm just saying,
51:38
there's the good and the bad with Donnie.
51:40
But Mr. Donald Trump,
51:42
President, sir,
51:43
what the fuck are you saying here?
51:44
This is not presidential.
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This was a tragic murder
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of an individual
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that had loved ones
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that some loved,
51:56
respected him,
51:57
loved his movies.
51:58
And yeah, politically,
51:59
whatever I don't like the fucking guy politically either but I mean are are we here to celebrate
52:04
this person's death or even turn it into you know an opportunity to make it about yourself and turn
52:11
it into something political when the murder itself wasn't political this wasn't a political
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hit job like what is going on with Donald Trump what is with this he should he should definitely
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retract a statement and issue an apology because a lot of people well not gonna say a lot some
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people have come out and said, well, he didn't mean it that way.
52:29
That's just, he's not good at delivering in the message.
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I think Donald knows exactly what he's saying.
52:33
I think Trump knows exactly what he's saying.
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That is what he does.
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He is the troll in chief.
52:38
He knows how to push buttons.
52:40
He knows how to make you feel good, feel bad, feel happy, feel sad.
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He knows what he's doing.
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He's a master manipulator for sure.
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And he can manipulate people.
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This is uncalled for.
52:56
This is not presidential.
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This is not representative of all Americans.
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And this is a very bad message that you're sending to the world, Donald.
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I'm sorry.
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I know this is your last term and you don't give a fuck.
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But try.
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Try to represent America as America wants to be represented.
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And this is coming from someone who voted for me.
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This is coming from someone who likes a lot of what you've done.
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But I'm not standing for this shit.
53:23
This is wrong.
53:26
This is bullshit.
53:27
With that being said,
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I got one more thing to show you.
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Here's a video that is very representative
53:39
of where we're at in America right now.
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Mass shootings, terrorist attacks,
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Donald Trump loud stupid fucking mouth Here is the Statue of Liberty in Brazil
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This is one of many replicas.
53:57
This one was apparently
53:58
installed in the early 1900s.
54:01
And in this video,
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Lady Liberty is tumbling down
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due to gusty winds.
54:12
She's already leaning.
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And here she goes.
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And if that is not representative of what is happening right now in America,
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if that is not a sign, I don't know what is.
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Listen, people, we need to get our shit together.
54:35
It's okay to stand up to extremists.
54:38
It's okay to say, no, we don't want unchecked immigration.
54:41
It is okay to do these things and look out for America and put America first.
54:47
It's not okay to pander.
54:50
It's not okay to have your eyes and ears and your arms wide open to those who want to kill you and take down America.
55:00
It is not okay for Donnie Trump, whether it's his last term or not, to misrepresent America and Americans.
55:09
We need to do better.
55:11
we really do.
55:13
We need to stop with the race hustling.
55:15
We need to stop with the acceptance of socialism.
55:19
We need to stop with the acceptance of Muslims making their own communities
55:24
here on American soil and even trying to instill their own laws and police
55:28
forces.
55:28
Like,
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no,
55:29
no,
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no,
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no,
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no,
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no,
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no.
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This is America.
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This is fucking America And I be down if I going to see it fall apart 2025 has been something for sure And as we go into 2026 I just hope that we can pull our heads out of our asses
55:49
People are already turning away from social media. Social media, I think, has been a huge issue.
55:53
It has been the driving force in the separation of Americans. But social media is not the real
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world. Go out and talk to your neighbor. Go out and get to know people. Ask them what they think.
56:08
What is their opinion on what the real issues are? Is it immigration? Is it the economy? Is it jobs?
56:16
What is it? Talk these things out. Why live in fear? Why live with your head in the sand?
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Because that is what's been getting us to the point we're at.
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ignoring everything,
56:31
acting like you can't call shit out,
56:34
acting like you can't stand for what America really is.
56:37
This is what's getting us here.
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And look,
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Donald Trump is who he is.
56:45
What he just said regarding Rob Reiner and his wife, Michelle,
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were just murdered.
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Unacceptable.
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Sorry, I'm just not going to accept it.
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but it's up to us to hold him accountable.
56:58
We got to hold our politicians,
56:59
all politicians.
57:01
We got to hold people in Congress accountable.
57:04
You need to step up and vote.
57:06
Like there's so many things that we can do to change the narrative,
57:08
to change the direction of this country.
57:10
But as a people,
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you want to want to want it.
57:16
You have to want it.
57:18
You have to want to want to want it.
57:22
That's a lot of wants,
57:23
but you get what I saying right You get it You have to make the change And for to change you have to be the change Read past the headlines
57:37
Stop buying into
57:38
the likes and the clicks
57:40
and scrolling through Instagram
57:42
and X and everything else
57:44
that is holding your attention
57:46
with rage bait,
57:49
with racism,
57:51
with
57:52
pandering bullshit
57:55
from half-baked,
57:58
half-assed politicians
57:59
who don't even have
58:00
your best interest at heart.
58:04
If you want to make the change,
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you got to be the change.
58:08
In America,
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it's time to be the fucking change.
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We have to step up.
58:12
We really do.
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All right.
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Well, that's the end of the show, everybody.
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Thank you for listening.
58:18
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Thank you very much,
58:42
and after everything I just said today,
58:44
do your best to have a good day.
58:47
Devils hide behind
58:48
redemption.
58:50
Honesty is a one-way
58:52
gate to hell