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8/20/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Greg Steube, Dr. Eric Nepute, Chloe Cole, Cheryl Minter, Stephen Quick. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America tonight, disgraced ex Congressman Eric Swollwell,
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Speaker 1: who's under federal investigation, gets confronted up in the Bay
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Speaker 1: Area federal agents seizing his cell phone, searching his homes.
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Speaker 1: Uh oh, Florida Congressman Greg Stuby's gonna weigh in on
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Speaker 1: what's going down with this guy. Plus an angel mom
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Speaker 1: whose daughter was killed by a criminal illegal alien in
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Speaker 1: Virginia earlier this year is trying to recall the local
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Speaker 1: prosecutor that enabled the scumbagging to get back out on
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Speaker 1: the streets. She'll join us tonight to tell her story.
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Speaker 1: And did you hear one of doctor Anthony Fauci's top
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Speaker 1: advisors just pled guilty to conspiracy for trying to bear
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Speaker 1: information about the origins of COVID nineteen. Hate to say
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Speaker 1: we told you so, but I'm Dan Vall and Real
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Speaker 1: America starts right now. Good Thursday, ning to you, folks.
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Speaker 1: We begin tonight with some breaking news. Eric Swalwell, the
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Speaker 1: disgraced Democrat, former congressman, former California gubernatorial candidate who's oh,
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Speaker 1: by the way, under federal investigation, is even more in
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Speaker 1: the hot seat today. According to these new reports, federal
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Speaker 1: agents just seized his cell phone and other electronic devices
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Speaker 1: at the San Francisco International Airport over the weekend. Then
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Speaker 1: they went and searched his residence in Washington, DC on
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Speaker 1: Sunday night. We're just learning about it today. Authorities had
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Speaker 1: warrants to search him and he reportedly cooperated. However, we're
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Speaker 1: currently awaiting more details on what they may have found.
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Speaker 1: In the meantime, here's what we know about the guy
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Speaker 1: I love to affectionately call mister Swallowell. These actions pertain
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Speaker 1: to severe allegations of sexual assault. That's one made by
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Speaker 1: several women, including some of his congressional staff. One said
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Speaker 1: she was assaulted back in twenty nineteen. One said she
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Speaker 1: was raped in twenty twenty four. Another woman, Lana Druz,
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Speaker 1: claims she was drugged and raped in twenty eighteen. In addition,
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Speaker 1: he's accused of sending sexually explicit images and messages to
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Speaker 1: other women. Wow, scumbag. By the way, that's not the
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Speaker 1: only dodoo this boy has stepped into. Let's recall some
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Speaker 1: new revelations that just came to light earlier this week
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Speaker 1: about his ex Chinese lover, Christine Fang. Remember Fang Fang.
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Speaker 1: On Monday, we told you the White House had declassified
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Speaker 1: files showing that Fangfang helped him solicit illegal campaign donations
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Speaker 1: before she abruptly fled the country and we think went
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Speaker 1: back to China. Now again, no idea where she's at,
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Speaker 1: and they haven't confirmed yet if he knew about her crimes.
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Speaker 1: But give me a break either way, the truth is
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Speaker 1: going to come out. On top of all that. Besides
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Speaker 1: the illegal campaign donations that she was soliciting, there's also
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Speaker 1: a word that she was bringing in CCP nationals and
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Speaker 1: giving them internships in good old Eric's congressional office. Where
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Speaker 1: the hell's the vetting in our capital? You know, we're
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Speaker 1: paying the bills for these folks. Joining me now with
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Speaker 1: reaction to all of this news on his former colleague
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Speaker 1: from the other side of the aisle. He's a member
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Speaker 1: of the House Intelligence and Ways and Means Committees. Florida
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Speaker 1: Congressman an Army vet Greg Stuby back on the program,
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Speaker 1: mister Stuby, Nice to see you your first reaction. I mean,
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Speaker 1: we've all been watching the saga of Eric Swalwell and
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Speaker 1: the crumbling of his political career in life, but every
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Speaker 1: day it seems lately there's something new your reaction, sir well.
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Speaker 2: And to add to that is the layer that this
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Speaker 2: man was on the Intelligence Committee when all this was
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Speaker 2: going on. So this involvement with the Chinese spy and
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Speaker 2: then trying to get people to intern in his office
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Speaker 2: that were assets for the Chinese Communist Party. I mean,
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Speaker 2: this is serious, serious stuff for especially a congressman that
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Speaker 2: was sitting on the Intelligence Committee. Now our staff can't
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Speaker 2: go down with us to the skiff because I'm on
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Speaker 2: the Intel Committee, but that doesn't mean that you're not
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Speaker 2: like having access to information. And if he's also has
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Speaker 2: a relationship with her, that raises tons of red flags
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Speaker 2: from a national security perspective.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, no kidding. I mean how many interns and what
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Speaker 1: did they do when they were here? And did they
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Speaker 1: even go back home? Are they still here? Do we
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Speaker 1: pay our interns, by the way, in the house interns
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Speaker 1: get paid. We do now, but it's not a lot.
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Speaker 2: When I interned, I interurned, I don't know, twenty something
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Speaker 2: years ago, and I ain't get paid anything. The college
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Speaker 2: I went to just put you up at a dorm
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Speaker 2: and that's all you got. But thankfully today they do
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Speaker 2: get a small paycheck.
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Speaker 1: Well, I'm just sitting there thinking, yeah, they're an American citizen. Great,
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Speaker 1: If they're a CCP national that Fangfang brought in, then
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Speaker 1: I'm pissed that one red scent of mine went to
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Speaker 1: pace some Chinese national that could have been a spy.
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Speaker 2: Well, and the other point you made is well taken,
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Speaker 2: because I do background checks on the people that work
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Speaker 2: in my office. We also look on social media accounts
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Speaker 2: to make sure that they're not, you know, something going on,
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Speaker 2: there's not a criminal record or something like that. But
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Speaker 2: there's no requirement as a member of Congress that you
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Speaker 2: do that. So a lot of these congressmen and women
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Speaker 2: may not have any type of background check for any
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Speaker 2: of the people, especially interns, because interns are coming in
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Speaker 2: under the auspice of a staff assistant or a chief
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Speaker 2: of staff or somebody in the staff is picking.
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Speaker 1: Them and bringing them in.
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Speaker 2: So if that staff person is not doing a background
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Speaker 2: check on these people, you have no idea if they're
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Speaker 2: even a citizen of our country.
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Speaker 1: That's insane. Can you bring a bill up when you
5:38
Speaker 1: guys get back from vacation now?
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Speaker 2: But I think a good idea is to change a
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Speaker 2: rule so you make it a rule that that staff
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Speaker 2: has to have a background.
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Speaker 1: Check, thank it, or at least a criminal background.
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Speaker 2: Check to ensure that, you know, you don't have criminals
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Speaker 2: walking around the capitol.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, hey, what about that slush fund that the American
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Speaker 1: people were told years ago went away for these alleged
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Speaker 1: charges of haraz and sexual abuse. Because here's another member
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Speaker 1: of Congress accused by multiple ladies again of doing something,
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Speaker 1: and yet is he going to get in trouble for it.
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Speaker 1: He's not a member anybody, he's a private citizen. He's
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Speaker 1: probably gonna get away with it. We got an account
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Speaker 1: that pays these women off to shut them up, Like
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Speaker 1: we're getting tired of hearing this crap. You know, well, we.
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Speaker 2: Made all we made all of that public and so
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Speaker 2: all of those accounts, whatever it is, through the House
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Speaker 2: Ethics Committee, all of that was made public not too
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Speaker 2: long ago as to what had been paid out and
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Speaker 2: what members. But the problems that Swalwell has are criminal nature.
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Speaker 2: If they're getting a warrant and seizing your cell phone
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Speaker 2: and your electronics and there's multiple women that claim that
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Speaker 2: you committed crimes, that's a lot more serious than the
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Speaker 2: House Ethics investigation and that you're you're obviously the FBI
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Speaker 2: is ratcheting that up if they're going to the to
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Speaker 2: the level of doing search warrants and getting his devices.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean he's in trouble on two fronts, all
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Speaker 1: the harassment and rape allegations from women and this fang
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Speaker 1: fang CCP connection. Uh, mister Swalwell. I hope they got
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Speaker 1: a monitoring or tracking device on his butt because that's
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Speaker 1: the type of guy that I can see skips the
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Speaker 1: country because he's in some deep All right, let's pivot here.
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Speaker 1: You just had your primaries on Tuesday. We had some
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Speaker 1: I think winners that we knew were going to win,
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Speaker 1: and we had some well losers that we didn't think
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Speaker 1: we're going to lose, but they did. But the biggest
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Speaker 1: thing out of your state that everybody's talking about is
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Speaker 1: this crazy gal, somebody named Angie Nixon, who is in
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Speaker 1: your state house as a rep running for what a
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Speaker 1: state senate position. She's very vocal about being in the DSA.
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Speaker 1: What's up with these Democrats, proudly saying I'm a socialist.
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Speaker 1: I think we got a couple clips from her craziness there.
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Speaker 1: We go ahead, roll.
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Speaker 3: Them Florida has as you well know, and a lot
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Speaker 3: of people are watching, a large population of people who
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Speaker 3: fled countries like Cuba and Venezuela who may have a
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Speaker 3: very unfavorable view of the term socialists, and they may
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Speaker 3: not know you yet. So how what is your message
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Speaker 3: to them? And how are you going to appeal to them,
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Speaker 3: because you need to win them over too.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, for sure, zom going to continue to work hard
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Speaker 4: and go and knock on every door and have conversations
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Speaker 4: with people, even if they may not.
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Speaker 5: Agree with me ideologically.
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Speaker 1: I want to be clear.
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Speaker 4: I just recently joined the Democratic Socialists of America, but
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Speaker 4: I'm also a union organizer. I'm a mother, i am
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Speaker 4: a wife, i am a community organizer, a small business owner,
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Speaker 4: and I'm going to have conversations with people about what
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Speaker 4: it is that they care about.
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Speaker 6: There's no sexualization at a drag show. It's just people
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Speaker 6: dressing up and singing and performing. I've taken my children
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Speaker 6: to drag shows and it's fun. It's entertainment. It's wholesome entertainment,
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Speaker 6: and there's nothing wrong.
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Speaker 5: Ice came about after the towers went down after September eleventh,
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Speaker 5: and it came about to evoke fear and to target
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Speaker 5: and to profile the Muslim community. It is now morphed
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Speaker 5: into this agency that goes after immigrants, demonize as immigrants off.
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Speaker 1: Cut her off, cut her off. So ICE was to
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Speaker 1: get rid of Muslims. Well, great good. They're the ones
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Speaker 1: that did nine to eleven, defund the police, shut down prisons.
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Speaker 1: Drag shows are cool for kids. What the hell's wrong
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Speaker 1: with this woman?
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Speaker 2: Greg The greatest night on election was for Ashley Moody
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Speaker 2: because she will be facing that woman and the general election,
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Speaker 2: and Ashley is just going to sail right through. What's
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Speaker 2: interesting is I read an article today that said even
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Speaker 2: the Democrats aren't going to give her money because they
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Speaker 2: basically are abandoning the state of Florida now because they
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Speaker 2: know there is no way that a DSA candidate can
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Speaker 2: win in the great state of Florida. And the question
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Speaker 2: that Sak asked about Cubans and Venezuelans that have come
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Speaker 2: into to Florida that are citizens of our country that
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Speaker 2: fled a socialist communist regime, those people are absolutely not
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Speaker 2: going to vote for somebody who proclaims and professes to
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Speaker 2: stand with the Democrat Socialists of America.
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Speaker 1: I gotta say, do you not know how big of
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Speaker 1: a Cuban influence you have with voters down in Florida.
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Speaker 1: They don't like socialism and communism. You crazy? Anyway, I
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Speaker 1: got less than a minute left, but I know you
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Speaker 1: wanted to bring this up, and we did a whole
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Speaker 1: segment on it last night on the show. Put the
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Speaker 1: headline up. A lot of folks are getting pissed off
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Speaker 1: about these flock cameras that are popping up everywhere. Greg
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Speaker 1: I did one of those heat maps last night that
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Speaker 1: shows you what cities have them. They're everywhere now, and
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Speaker 1: they've literally been abused by some cops. Also, they've given
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Speaker 1: false information to cops and they pulled over the wrong people.
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Speaker 1: So and the President just commented on it this week
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Speaker 1: from the Oval that he's gonna look into it and
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Speaker 1: see if we should be having these in every town
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Speaker 1: or not. I believe you're bringing up a bill. Talk
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Speaker 1: to me about flock cameras real quick. Yeah.
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Speaker 2: We just had an officer in Sarah's to the city
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Speaker 2: of Sarasota abuse this and get fired.
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Speaker 1: Thousands of time.
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Speaker 2: This guy used these flock cameras to like surveil his
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Speaker 2: ex wife. Those hundreds of thousands of these things across
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Speaker 2: the country, and you shouldn't be able. You know, anytime
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Speaker 2: you have a surveillance like this, it is going to
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Speaker 2: be abused. Let's go back to Russia, Russia, Russia. Let's
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Speaker 2: go back to Faiza abuse, Let's go back to surveilling
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Speaker 2: on the Trump campaign. All of those things happen because
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Speaker 2: you have power to surveil Americans. And if it's not
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Speaker 2: properly vetted, if it's not properly oversight, these type.
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Speaker 1: Abuses are gonna happen.
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Speaker 2: And there is not proper oversight as it relates to
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Speaker 2: these flock cameras. They are all across the United States,
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Speaker 2: especially in our bigger cities, and there's got to be
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Speaker 2: some rains and regulations put in. And how about this,
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Speaker 2: get a freaking warrant if you want to surveil people.
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Speaker 1: How about that? How about that? Greg Stuby, representing Florida's
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Speaker 1: seventeenth Thank you, sir for warning and all that. Appreciate you.
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Speaker 1: Good see you. Yep. All right. Coming up after the break,
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Speaker 1: we have two very powerful exclusive interviews for you. You've got
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Speaker 1: to stick around for these. First up, a grieving angel
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Speaker 1: mother who lost her daughter thanks to a criminal, illegal
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Speaker 1: alien and a pansy prosecutor. Cheryl Mittner will join in
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Speaker 1: her own words. Plus, we're gonna head up to Fresno, California,
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Speaker 1: where a father, Stephen Quick is looking for real justice,
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Speaker 1: this after two teens premeditated and then carry out the
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Speaker 1: killing of his son in cold blood. But because they
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Speaker 1: were barely eighteen, they may only serve a few years
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Speaker 1: Our next segment is dedicated to those angel families here
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Speaker 1: in America thanks to Biden and Harris's border disaster. For
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Speaker 1: four years, countless American families have gone through hell having
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Speaker 1: their loved ones killed by these scumbag illegal criminal aliens.
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Speaker 1: And let me tell you personally, this program right here,
13:32
Speaker 1: this network, we're dedicated to helping families get some damn justice.
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Speaker 1: And that includes our next guest. Before we bring her on, Unfortunately,
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Speaker 1: we have another tragedy to tell you about. Just this week,
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Speaker 1: ICE filed an immigration detainer against a nineteen year old
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Speaker 1: who came in Dan Da Da da illegally go figure
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Speaker 1: from El Salvador. What year twenty twenty four? Yeah, well,
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Speaker 1: and why did they do that? Well, because he allegedly
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Speaker 1: killed a forty two year old mother in Fairfax County, Virginia.
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Speaker 1: The victim, Carmen Lazette Pooch, found dead inner car early
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Speaker 1: hours Monday morning. This illegal alien now charged with second
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Speaker 1: degree murder. Police say that he stabbed her multiple times
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Speaker 1: before unsuccessfully trying to set her on fire. And apparently
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Speaker 1: they were co workers. First of all, who the hell
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Speaker 1: hired this illegal Your ass should be in jail. Homeland
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Speaker 1: Security is now asking, oh great, the spook. They hope
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Speaker 1: the CIA is going to help the Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger,
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Speaker 1: former CIA spook, folks not to release him. But knowing
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Speaker 1: her liberal views, who the hell knows what's going to
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Speaker 1: happen in Virginia. Governor Spanburger is notoriously weak on this issue,
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Speaker 1: and so are a lot of judges and prosecutors and
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Speaker 1: even some local sheriffs. And our next guest is living
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Speaker 1: proof you ready for this one? Her daughter, Stephanie Mintor,
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Speaker 1: fatally stabbed by an illegal criminal alien with more than
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Speaker 1: thirty prior arrests at a bus stop in Virginia earlier
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Speaker 1: this year. And mom is fighting for justice, and I'm
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Speaker 1: right there with her. The suspect was arrested in charge
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Speaker 1: with murder, but he never should have been out and
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Speaker 1: free walking around on American soil in the first place.
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Speaker 1: You're ready for this information. Ice previously arrested him in
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Speaker 1: twenty eighteen. He was granted a final order of removal
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Speaker 1: by a judge, and yet he stayed why sanctuary city policies.
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Speaker 7: Her life was taken in a way that should have
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Speaker 7: never happened. The man who took my daughter's life should
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Speaker 7: not have been free to walk the street.
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Speaker 1: That's Cheryl, Stephanie's mom. She has a petition changed out
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Speaker 1: org right now because she's trying to recall that local
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Speaker 1: prosecutor who ignored the warning signs about this violent illegal alien.
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Speaker 1: Let's get him out of office, get somebody that'll follow
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Speaker 1: the laws on the books. Joining us now to weigh
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Speaker 1: in on this recent loss of another American citizen at
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Speaker 1: the hands of another illegal criminal alien, and also to
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Speaker 1: remember her daughter, Stephanie and the fight she now is
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Speaker 1: going through to get rid of this woke da. I
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Speaker 1: want to welcome this angel mom, and I got to say, folks,
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Speaker 1: I'm tired of saying this because we welcome so many
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Speaker 1: angel parents to this show over the last five six years.
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Speaker 1: Cheryl Mentor on the program for the first time, Cheryl,
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Speaker 1: I can't offer you anything but condolences because I don't
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Speaker 1: know what you're going through. But that speech you gave
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Speaker 1: that we just heard. God bless you for being strong
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Speaker 1: for Stephanie and trying to make a difference. Welcome to
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Speaker 1: the program.
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Speaker 7: All I can do is keep trying and thank you
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Speaker 7: very much for having me.
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Speaker 1: Of course, of course, before we get into what happened
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Speaker 1: to stephan Wi, you're fighting so hard to get rid
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Speaker 1: of this woke prosecutor. Just tell us about Stephanie. We
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Speaker 1: heard a little bit about her, but you know, a
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Speaker 1: couple of seconds on steph who she was and how
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Speaker 1: great it was being her mom.
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Speaker 8: Stephanie was great. She was absolutely amazing.
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Speaker 1: She was.
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Speaker 7: Funny and strong and.
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Speaker 8: Always always always had a smile on her face no
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Speaker 8: matter what the situation and what was going on.
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Speaker 7: She was just she was just a strong person. She
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Speaker 7: went through so much in her life.
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Speaker 1: Cheryl, tell me about this this da this prosecutor who
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Speaker 1: let this scumbag out. I won't even say his name
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Speaker 1: that killed your sweet Stephanie. What's his name? And how
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Speaker 1: do we get him the hell out of office?
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Speaker 8: There's a petition out there change dot org slash Stephanie mentor,
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Speaker 8: and we need signatures. We just need we mainly need
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Speaker 8: Fairfax County signatures to actually get him out.
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Speaker 7: But the more signatures we have the better.
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Speaker 1: Sure, well, I got some good news, and I'm sure
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Speaker 1: you knew this, but I want to tell my viewers,
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Speaker 1: uh President Trump's Department of Justice, though this headline up
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Speaker 1: is currently investigating that DA Steve Discino from Fairfax County,
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Speaker 1: Virginia for allegedly going easy on criminal illegal aliens. So
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Speaker 1: if your petition, which I hope to god it does work,
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Speaker 1: doesn't work, the DOJ has zeroed in on this clown
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Speaker 1: and they're looking into him. So something's going to happen.
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Speaker 8: I feel it, Cheryl, Right, the Reform Group actually got
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Speaker 8: that DOJ out to get that investigation going. We're just
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Speaker 8: I'm actually so impressed with so many people working so
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Speaker 8: hard to get things done. It's going slow, but it's
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Speaker 8: the government. It's going to go slow.
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Speaker 1: That's politics, Yeah, it is.
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Speaker 7: It's politics and the way it is.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, those four years of Biden Harris just so crushed
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Speaker 1: this nation, allowing fifteen to eighteen million unvetted illegals in,
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Speaker 1: people with horrific past that have now done horrific things
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Speaker 1: to Americans on American soil. Let me ask you a
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Speaker 1: final one, Cheryl, what does justice look like for you
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Speaker 1: when it comes to the perpetrator who took your daughter's
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Speaker 1: life and the prosecutor who let him back out on
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Speaker 1: the streets to commit this crime. What does justice look
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Speaker 1: like for Cheryl?
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Speaker 8: Well, justice would be to get him out and not
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Speaker 8: bring anybody else in like it.
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Speaker 7: I mean, we just can't have people.
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Speaker 8: Putting illegals over our citizens. I mean, the country has
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Speaker 8: come so far, you know, and God we trust, and yeah,
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Speaker 8: we brain he llegals in, that's our foundation. But we
20:13
Speaker 8: had a system where it was bringing in safe ones
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Speaker 8: and once wanted to live here and work here and
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Speaker 7: And apparently that's changed. Yeah, so I'd go back.
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Speaker 8: And the perpetrator needs to do his thirty plus years.
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Speaker 7: We get everything.
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Speaker 1: I yeah, I'm sorry.
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Speaker 7: I can't wish.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm a bullet to the head. I wish we
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Speaker 1: still had firing squads. Some states will take care of that.
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Speaker 1: Yeh see, well take care of that, that's true. And
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Speaker 1: I should be a little more spiritual. No, God will
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Speaker 1: get him in the end. But we're on this domain
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Speaker 1: and I still like to see people pay when they
20:52
Speaker 1: commit a heinous crime. Right, But Cheryl, God bless you
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Speaker 7: Right. We also do have a legal form out there
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Speaker 1: We'll try and get a put up on social media
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Speaker 8: That would be great, and I hate to say, just
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Speaker 1: And I'm sure there's going to be more issues with
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Speaker 1: show thank you.
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Speaker 8: Okay, yeah, yes, unfortunately, but call me any dome Okay,
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Speaker 8: you take care of dear, thank you, thank you you two.
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21:47
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21:50
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21:53
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23:46
Speaker 1: knows crime has been out of control across this country,
23:50
Speaker 1: especially in blue states. Let's be real. For some reason,
23:53
Speaker 1: there's been a I don't know they're so fixated on.
23:57
Speaker 1: It's like a fascination with liberals out there to make
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24:18
Speaker 1: let them out with no bail, or give them less sentence.
24:20
Speaker 1: It's just ridiculous. You know that they call it reform,
24:25
Speaker 1: this cashless bail, these liberal policies, but and they call
24:30
Speaker 1: it progress. That one really pisses me off. It's not progress.
24:33
Speaker 1: All they're doing when they try to water down or
24:37
Speaker 1: dumb down all the laws already on the books, or
24:40
Speaker 1: come up with an excuse why a criminal shouldn't pay
24:42
Speaker 1: you're empowering the criminal. You're endangering innocent people, countless lives.
24:50
Speaker 1: City after city, we've seen this, folks, Chicago, Atlanta, Detroit, Washington, DC,
24:56
Speaker 1: Los Angeles, and it's trickling down to medium and small
25:00
Speaker 1: towns as well. Things are getting a little better in
25:04
Speaker 1: places where President Trump has sent guard troops in. We
25:06
Speaker 1: talked about that a few days ago on the program.
25:09
Speaker 1: Things are better where again law enforcement is allowed to
25:13
Speaker 1: do their job and then you have prosecutors, das and
25:17
Speaker 1: judges who will do their damn jobs instead of trying
25:20
Speaker 1: to be woke and look the other way and make
25:23
Speaker 1: an excuse for the criminal. Let's look at just Los Angeles,
25:28
Speaker 1: per the city's own DA, the local jails are jam packed,
25:32
Speaker 1: and serious offenders are now being released back onto the
25:35
Speaker 1: streets because they say, hey, we got no more room.
25:38
Speaker 1: And I'm not talking about like a pickpocket little thief here,
25:41
Speaker 1: I'm talking about pedophiles and rapists. Twenty twenty, California Democrats
25:46
Speaker 1: passed a law making it easier for violent sex offenders
25:50
Speaker 1: to seek parole at the behest of woke activists, and
25:54
Speaker 1: we're seeing more consequences every day. Worst yet, as I said,
25:59
Speaker 1: media and small towns far away from the crazy lefty
26:04
Speaker 1: cities are seeing the impacts of these soft on crime policies.
26:09
Speaker 1: And again, I throw this to the Democrats in Sacramento
26:14
Speaker 1: who make the laws, and then you've got to throw
26:17
Speaker 1: the blame to the local das and judges who don't
26:20
Speaker 1: enforce them. Again, they make excuses somebody's age, somebody's color,
26:26
Speaker 1: somebody's gender, somebody's upbringing. I don't want to hear it.
26:30
Speaker 1: You committed a crime, you pay. It's supposed to be
26:33
Speaker 1: called justice. And that brings us to Clovis, California. It's
26:38
Speaker 1: a small suburb right next door to Fresno, California, if
26:41
Speaker 1: you know where that is. That's where a family is
26:43
Speaker 1: fighting for justice after their eighteen year old son, Caleb Quick,
26:48
Speaker 1: was murdered in cold blood. Caleb was killed in April
26:51
Speaker 1: of twenty twenty five, but one of the people who
26:54
Speaker 1: was involved just finally got convicted this week. This is
26:59
Speaker 1: a bizarre case. To try and break it down best
27:01
Speaker 1: we can before we get to our next very special
27:04
Speaker 1: guest on this subject now this week, Cassandra Michael. That's
27:10
Speaker 1: a high schooler convicted first degree murder on Monday. Police
27:16
Speaker 1: say she drove the getaway car while her boyfriend, Byron Wrangle,
27:21
Speaker 1: and he hasn't stood trial yet, so I guess I
27:23
Speaker 1: have to say allegedly shot Quick just outside of McDonald's.
27:28
Speaker 1: Her defense argued that she didn't know about the murder plot.
27:31
Speaker 1: She thought she was just driving her boyfriend there to
27:34
Speaker 1: beat up some guy. Right. Some bulder text messages exchanged
27:40
Speaker 1: between her and her boyfriend, though, suggest otherwise, including the
27:45
Speaker 1: one she sent immediately after the shooting. The messages show
27:49
Speaker 1: that they planned again premeditation. They planned to attack young
27:54
Speaker 1: Caleb because they had thought again there's no evidence to
27:58
Speaker 1: prove this, but they had thought there was a sexual
28:01
Speaker 1: assault on a mutual friend, again never proven. Wrangell was
28:06
Speaker 1: also very jealous, we're told, of Quick, and didn't approve
28:10
Speaker 1: of the friendship that he had with his girlfriend, leading
28:16
Speaker 1: him to wait outside of the McDonald's where he took
28:19
Speaker 1: that fatal shot. Here's the kicker, though, Even though Michael
28:24
Speaker 1: is now eighteen years old, okay, she is still being
28:29
Speaker 1: treated as a juvenile again. Just found guilty this past
28:34
Speaker 1: Monday in a courtroom in Comifurnia. Now that's got to
28:40
Speaker 1: be a little upsetting because, let me tell you miners
28:44
Speaker 1: in the state of California and others. Well, you see,
28:48
Speaker 1: they treat a little differently. And I'm sorry. When you
28:50
Speaker 1: commit a capital murder crime where you premeditate, lie, and wait,
28:57
Speaker 1: you collaborate together a boyfriend and a girlfriend, and then
29:01
Speaker 1: you turned eighteen after it was committed while you were
29:03
Speaker 1: waiting for your trial, I'm sorry, but you should be
29:05
Speaker 1: treated like an adult and they should throw the damn
29:08
Speaker 1: book at you. None of this, Well, they get like
29:10
Speaker 1: four to six years. Are you kidding me? Joining us
29:14
Speaker 1: now for more on this horrific crime and how liberal
29:19
Speaker 1: policies are letting murderers literally serve but just a few
29:23
Speaker 1: years behind bars. This is a Real America exclusive the
29:28
Speaker 1: father of Caleb Quick, Stephen Quick on Real America. Stephen
29:33
Speaker 1: is a dad. I can't imagine what you and your
29:36
Speaker 1: family are going through, and I won't even try to
29:39
Speaker 1: say I understand. Just know that you have my condolences, sir,
29:43
Speaker 1: and thank you for coming on the program today.
29:46
Speaker 9: Thank you, thank you for having me.
29:48
Speaker 1: So this Cassandra Michael's girl whatever gets found guilty on
29:53
Speaker 1: Monday in a California courtroom. And because we have these
29:58
Speaker 1: week on crime policy in a state I call Comifornia
30:02
Speaker 1: where I live to By the way, Stephen, this girl
30:07
Speaker 1: who helped to plot the murder of your son and
30:10
Speaker 1: drove the getaway car is found guilty by a jur
30:14
Speaker 1: of her peers, but may only serve like four to
30:17
Speaker 1: six years and be out by the time she's twenty
30:19
Speaker 1: five years old. Is that what I'm hearing?
30:22
Speaker 10: Well, she'll be out beway before she's twenty five. She's
30:25
Speaker 10: eighteen now. As soon as she gets sentenced, the sentence
30:29
Speaker 10: hearing is on September second, six months from then, she's
30:35
Speaker 10: up for parole where she can get one hundred and
30:37
Speaker 10: eighty days locked off her sentencing her time that she's
30:41
Speaker 10: going to be in there, and that happens every six
30:44
Speaker 10: months and so on average, most kids that do these
30:47
Speaker 10: types of murders in California are out by two and
30:51
Speaker 10: a half three years. So even though she might get
30:55
Speaker 10: sentenced seven years six years to the max, she'll be
30:59
Speaker 10: out way before that, just because all these programs that
31:02
Speaker 10: they say does she does wonderful and she's rehabilitated. Every
31:06
Speaker 10: six months she comes up for parole, one hundred and
31:09
Speaker 10: eight days eligibility to be removed from her sentencing.
31:13
Speaker 1: Have her and her boyfriend, what Byron or whatever. Have
31:16
Speaker 1: they been behind bars since they were arrested last year
31:19
Speaker 1: for this crime, so at least they've at least served
31:21
Speaker 1: a year a year and a half so far.
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Speaker 10: Yes, yeah, so they've both been in a juvenile detention center,
31:27
Speaker 10: which is not like behind bars.
31:29
Speaker 9: It's pretty much a camp.
31:31
Speaker 1: Right.
31:31
Speaker 9: They get pads, they get video games.
31:34
Speaker 10: They you know, they're taking college classes for free. They're
31:39
Speaker 10: getting one on one instruction. It's kind of laughable. They
31:44
Speaker 10: say they graduated with straight a's, and you know, that's
31:47
Speaker 10: that's great.
31:47
Speaker 9: You know, why didn't There's still murderers.
31:51
Speaker 1: Yeah, they are still murderers. And I'm sorry. I get
31:55
Speaker 1: if somebody's maybe twelve or thirteen and there's years of
31:57
Speaker 1: abuse and a child fights back and you know, kills
32:00
Speaker 1: a family member or a friend who was molesting or
32:03
Speaker 1: doing something to them, then I could see a court saying, hey,
32:05
Speaker 1: we're going to take it easy on them. They were
32:07
Speaker 1: a child. But these kids at the time of the crime.
32:11
Speaker 1: Byron was sixteen or seventeen and his girlfriend Cassandra was seventeen.
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Speaker 9: They were both sixteen and a half.
32:18
Speaker 1: Okay, so almost seventeen years old. Committed twenty five So
32:22
Speaker 1: by the time she stood trial and Byron's trial has
32:25
Speaker 1: not started yet. So by the time they're standing trial,
32:27
Speaker 1: they're eighteen years old and they're getting sentenced like a juvenile.
32:32
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but they knew what the hell they were doing.
32:35
Speaker 1: This is not an instance where we can say, hey,
32:37
Speaker 1: they were too young to understand the crime they were committing.
32:40
Speaker 1: This is insane to me, but these are the laws
32:42
Speaker 1: that are on the books here in California, right, Stephen.
32:45
Speaker 10: Correct, Yes, and all this happened because of Prop. Fifty
32:48
Speaker 10: Seven'm back in twenty sixteen. Before that, district attorneys would
32:52
Speaker 10: make the sole decision to transfer kids to a criminal
32:55
Speaker 10: court stating.
32:56
Speaker 9: Based on the charges.
32:58
Speaker 10: Since Prop fifty seven, now that's gone to the judge's decision.
33:02
Speaker 10: And then since that also has occurred, there's been additional
33:07
Speaker 10: laws past that kind of handcuff how the judges make
33:11
Speaker 10: those decisions. There's a set of five criteria that they
33:14
Speaker 10: must agree to or show cause for to make those transfers.
33:19
Speaker 9: In less than zero point.
33:21
Speaker 10: Zero seven percent ever, get transferred to a criminal setting
33:26
Speaker 10: for county I'm in right now is President County. From
33:28
Speaker 10: twenty twenty to today, twenty twenty six, there's only been
33:33
Speaker 10: two that have been transferred to a criminal court setting,
33:37
Speaker 10: but there's been more than a several dozen that have committed.
33:41
Speaker 1: Ken Starry interrupt. So it can happen because it's at
33:45
Speaker 1: the judge's discretion. And you know of at least two
33:47
Speaker 1: cases in the last six years where the judge has said, Okay,
33:51
Speaker 1: let's treat him as an adult. This case would seem
33:55
Speaker 1: to me as duh, light bulb goes off. Two kids
33:59
Speaker 1: almost eighteen, premeditate, plot stage, set your son up, and
34:05
Speaker 1: go shoot him. I would think that would qualify as yeah,
34:09
Speaker 1: let's treat him like an adults. Did the judge and
34:12
Speaker 1: the DA I'm sure the prosecutors talk to you and
34:15
Speaker 1: your family. Did they say why they weren't gonna go
34:18
Speaker 1: after these kids for a harsher sentence and treat him
34:20
Speaker 1: like adults.
34:21
Speaker 9: Oh, but we've tried.
34:23
Speaker 10: We had a prema fashion hearing, a transfer hearing before
34:26
Speaker 10: we actually had a trial, and we didn't get her transferred.
34:31
Speaker 10: The judge looked at everything, all the criteria. So when
34:35
Speaker 10: a child, someone under eighteen sixteenness to eighteen, commits these crimes,
34:41
Speaker 10: there's a transfer hearing and they have to meet that criteria,
34:44
Speaker 10: and that happens before the trial. And so the judge
34:47
Speaker 10: agreed in the transfer hearing that she was guilty of
34:49
Speaker 10: this stuff, but because she showed that she's amenable to rehabilitation,
34:55
Speaker 10: rehabilitation triumphed and trumped the crime that was committed to
35:02
Speaker 10: my son. And so it doesn't matter what these kids
35:05
Speaker 10: do in California now. As long as they show that
35:08
Speaker 10: they can be rehabilitated, they're not going to be going
35:11
Speaker 10: to criminal corn.
35:12
Speaker 1: But how the hell do we know that if we
35:13
Speaker 1: haven't put him in prison for a while and to
35:15
Speaker 1: see if they're going to be a better part of society.
35:19
Speaker 1: When is Byron's trial supposed to begin? The young man
35:22
Speaker 1: I'm going to call him what he is, a young
35:24
Speaker 1: man who pulled the trigger and killed your son.
35:27
Speaker 10: Yes, he's eighteen. Also, we have a status update hearing
35:30
Speaker 10: tomorrow to confirm is supposed to be the first week
35:35
Speaker 10: of September. As of today, I've got a feeling that's
35:39
Speaker 10: going to get pushed out because we had this huge
35:41
Speaker 10: win on Monday for his co conspirat or his girlfriend yea,
35:46
Speaker 10: that was found guilty.
35:47
Speaker 1: I mean, and in that did they not confirm that
35:49
Speaker 1: she drove him. Right, So that case right there is
35:52
Speaker 1: already setting the precedents showing that he was there. I'm
35:54
Speaker 1: such a say allegedly, but the girlfriend and her defense
35:58
Speaker 1: already said she was driving him there. He did the killing,
36:01
Speaker 1: but her defense was she didn't know anything about it.
36:03
Speaker 1: She thought there was going to have a fistfight.
36:05
Speaker 10: Right, It's been publicly known that she's driven him and
36:08
Speaker 10: she picked him up, got it. In that video you're
36:11
Speaker 10: shown right now, he was actually in the seat.
36:13
Speaker 1: Yeah.
36:14
Speaker 10: And there at that picture you're showing she was looking
36:17
Speaker 10: for him after he ran off, and then that was
36:20
Speaker 10: then take serving the search warrant and pulling the car out.
36:24
Speaker 1: And there's Byron in his outfit. Stephen, what do you
36:28
Speaker 1: hope happens to the two? What do you wish and
36:30
Speaker 1: pray for your son, Caleb? What happened to these two
36:34
Speaker 1: young people? Literally adults? Here's my whole thing. You can
36:38
Speaker 1: sign up in delayed entry for the United States military
36:40
Speaker 1: at seventeen. I did it. You can go in and serve,
36:43
Speaker 1: they can hand you a rifle. You can go to
36:44
Speaker 1: a foreign land and kill an enemy, but on soil here.
36:47
Speaker 1: If you're seventeen or eighteen and you kill somebody in
36:50
Speaker 1: California or other Blue states where they have weak laws.
36:53
Speaker 1: We can let him out in like two years and
36:55
Speaker 1: you don't serve. But if you're eighteen and above and
36:59
Speaker 1: you pull that trigger, you could get twenty five to
37:01
Speaker 1: life or the death penalty. This is just asinine again,
37:04
Speaker 1: final question, what do you and your family hope? What
37:06
Speaker 1: would justice look like for you guys?
37:09
Speaker 9: Yeah?
37:10
Speaker 10: Again, my son was eighteen, He was a few weeks
37:13
Speaker 10: away from graduating high school in twenty twenty five. He
37:16
Speaker 10: was supposed to start MEPs with the Air Force on
37:19
Speaker 10: June third, twenty twenty five. He wanted to be an
37:22
Speaker 10: Air Force pilot, so that was his dream ever since
37:25
Speaker 10: he was in junior high Justice looks for me that,
37:28
Speaker 10: you know, if they're going to say they're going to
37:30
Speaker 10: rehabilitate these kids, then rehabilitate them. Don't let them out
37:33
Speaker 10: in just a shoot few short years. That's not rehabilitation
37:37
Speaker 10: for Byron. My hope is that he does get transferred
37:40
Speaker 10: to a criminal hearing, because again, this is first degree murder. Yes,
37:43
Speaker 10: you should just get three or four years and say
37:46
Speaker 10: you're rehabilitated. He's still a threat to society. Here's a
37:49
Speaker 10: threat to my son, and I don't want him doing
37:51
Speaker 10: this to any other sons out there.
37:53
Speaker 1: I would want I would want life, and I don't
37:56
Speaker 1: even know if i'd want life with the possibility parole.
37:58
Speaker 1: I get he was a young man, and people always
38:00
Speaker 1: make the claim, well, then you're extinguishing two young lives,
38:03
Speaker 1: but I don't know. You're almost eighteen and you pull
38:06
Speaker 1: the trigger on another human being. I don't know if
38:08
Speaker 1: you can be rehabilitated. Maybe they can do something to him.
38:12
Speaker 1: But I agree with you, Steve, and that kid needs
38:14
Speaker 1: a lot of time behind bars. Steven Quick, the father
38:17
Speaker 1: of Caleb Quick, thank you for sharing his story.
38:20
Speaker 9: Thank you yep.
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Speaker 11: Do you feel any remorse for they're handling of federal
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Speaker 1: guess what, pled guilty to one count of conspiracy on
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Speaker 1: Tuesday of this week. That's pled guilty to deleting and
40:11
Speaker 1: hiding records by using a personal email. Uh huh to
40:14
Speaker 1: evade Foyer requests for data about canceled research grant involving
40:20
Speaker 1: dunda DA DA funding for the Wuhan Institute of Virology
40:25
Speaker 1: where the damn bug came from. We paid for it, folks.
40:29
Speaker 1: His sentencing hearing except for November twelfth, he's facing only
40:33
Speaker 1: up to five years in prison. Now, the question is, hmm,
40:38
Speaker 1: will this plea lead to a case against Fauci, because
40:41
Speaker 1: that means he knew come on, the pardon that Fauci
40:45
Speaker 1: got from Sleepy Joe doesn't apply to state level crimes
40:48
Speaker 1: and top law official officials rather in Florida, Louisiana, and
40:53
Speaker 1: now West Virginia are saying they're investigating Fauci.
40:57
Speaker 12: Carduria is a crime, and there's a I think that
41:00
Speaker 12: the statutory penalty for perjury is probably similar to that
41:04
Speaker 12: for obstruction of justice. It could be anywhere. I think
41:06
Speaker 12: from five years up to five years in prison.
41:10
Speaker 1: Hey, at his age, I'll take it. Joining us now
41:13
Speaker 1: to sound off about all this. He is a real
41:16
Speaker 1: medical doctor and a real medical researcher and ma peal
41:20
Speaker 1: doctor Eric Deputtiback on the program. All right, doc, we
41:22
Speaker 1: had to get your reaction to this. I mean this
41:24
Speaker 1: guy is buddies, their colleagues. They were chatting, texting, email
41:30
Speaker 1: and back and forth. And that he literally used a
41:32
Speaker 1: private email to hide this crap then deleted stuff. He
41:35
Speaker 1: already fell on the sword pled guilty this week. That
41:38
Speaker 1: means fauci knew all of this stuff all along. And
41:41
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what, Louisiana, Florida, West Virginia. Even if
41:44
Speaker 1: you all can only get five years on both these guys,
41:47
Speaker 1: it's something. And at their age, hey, they're responsible for
41:50
Speaker 1: the death of hundreds of thousands. So five years for
41:54
Speaker 1: an eighty seven year old, now that might be a
41:55
Speaker 1: death sentence. Your reaction when you heard this about mister
41:58
Speaker 1: Morenz well.
42:00
Speaker 13: Dan, First of all, so much for conspiracy theories anymore.
42:03
Speaker 13: When the guy admitted to committing conspiracy, right, I mean
42:07
Speaker 13: it's fraud. So all the people that told all of us,
42:11
Speaker 13: all of you, all the intelligent individuals of the world,
42:14
Speaker 13: that were some quack pot you know, conspiracy theorists can
42:17
Speaker 13: all go pound sand now because we now know, without
42:20
Speaker 13: a shadow of a doubt that we were right and
42:22
Speaker 13: they were wrong. And not only that Fauci lied in
42:25
Speaker 13: people died. There's zero question that Fauci knew what Moran
42:29
Speaker 13: was up to and the rest of his team, just
42:31
Speaker 13: like they knew that mass didn't work, social distancing was
42:34
Speaker 13: made up, and six feet and all these things was
42:36
Speaker 13: all bs Dan. Listen, if the public was repeatedly told
42:40
Speaker 13: to trust the science and trust the institutions, why were
42:44
Speaker 13: people inside those institutions deliberately trying to keep government communications
42:50
Speaker 13: away from the public. That's a question that we need
42:52
Speaker 13: to ask. And this is way deeper than people even
42:55
Speaker 13: can imagine. Do I think more's going to come out
42:57
Speaker 13: of this, Yeah, I do. I will tell you. I
42:59
Speaker 13: think we're seeing the beginning of a lot of shoes
43:02
Speaker 13: that are falling right now.
43:03
Speaker 1: I totally agree. Because at the beginning, they were trying
43:06
Speaker 1: to cover up the origins, right because we were told
43:09
Speaker 1: we think it came from a bat in a wet
43:12
Speaker 1: market in China, and they played that for months. Right then,
43:15
Speaker 1: folks like you and other docs came on this program
43:17
Speaker 1: and other networks that had the guts and we said no, no, no, no,
43:21
Speaker 1: there's no way in hell this came from a wet market.
43:23
Speaker 1: This is not a natural COVID strain. This was man made. Hello,
43:28
Speaker 1: gain of function. Then when people started sniffing around there,
43:31
Speaker 1: they lied to us about gain of function existing and
43:33
Speaker 1: that we ever paid for it, that we funded it
43:35
Speaker 1: in China. Then we found out that was true. And
43:38
Speaker 1: then of course everything you just said, from the efficacy
43:40
Speaker 1: of the vaccine to the working of the masks, to
43:43
Speaker 1: the six feet rule which he admitted to Congress a
43:46
Speaker 1: couple of years ago under oath, was fake. All of this,
43:49
Speaker 1: All of this was a plan deemic. It was a
43:52
Speaker 1: croc and not just mister Morenz, but mister Fauci and
43:55
Speaker 1: many others need to pay for it. And I hope
43:57
Speaker 1: to God these individual states go after him. Doctor Napoota,
44:01
Speaker 1: you get the final word on all this, my friend.
44:03
Speaker 13: Well, listen, First of all, I need everybody to understand
44:06
Speaker 13: this is not about pro vaccine or anti vaccine. It's
44:09
Speaker 13: not about being a Republican or a democrat. This is
44:12
Speaker 13: about whether the government officials who exercised extraordinary powers above
44:18
Speaker 13: us were not in their club during this extraordinary time.
44:22
Speaker 13: They were not honest and they need to be held
44:24
Speaker 13: accountable for that or else, just like when your kids
44:27
Speaker 13: do the wrong thing. If you don't reprimand them, it's
44:30
Speaker 13: going to happen again. And let me remind all of
44:32
Speaker 13: your viewers, they took our taxpayer dollars to pay for this,
44:36
Speaker 13: and they made billions and trillions of dollars and killed
44:39
Speaker 13: hundreds of thousands of people and ruined millions of lives
44:43
Speaker 13: moving forward, all for power and greed. It's all evil
44:47
Speaker 13: and demonic and they will pay, Dan, they will pay.
44:49
Speaker 1: Yeah. If we don't get them in the courts on
44:52
Speaker 1: this plane, somebody else will get them in the afterlife.
44:56
Speaker 1: You got it, Doctor Eric Nabooti, As always, brother, appreciate
44:59
Speaker 1: you for coming on standing strong through this last six
45:02
Speaker 1: years of lies as it pertains to the COVID plandemic.
45:05
Speaker 1: Appreciate you, Doc, Thank you you too, all right? Stick
45:08
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45:12
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45:16
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Speaker 1: we got cause for celebration today. After years of being ignored,
47:09
Speaker 1: D transitioners are being recognized by historic policy change that
47:13
Speaker 1: will take effect October. First, get this. The CDC now
47:18
Speaker 1: introducing new billing and diagnostic codes that recognize D transitions
47:24
Speaker 1: and resolved cases of gender dysphoria, allowing now healthcare providers
47:29
Speaker 1: and insurance companies to pay for what they call restorative
47:34
Speaker 1: medical care. Yeah, you can have your insurance pay and
47:39
Speaker 1: reverse what some crazy shrink and some crazy doctor did
47:45
Speaker 1: to you while brainwashing you and your parents into doing it.
47:48
Speaker 1: Especially for the miners right spearheaded by the watchdog group
47:51
Speaker 1: Do No Harm. This change will also enable researchers to
47:55
Speaker 1: track D transition rates. That's good. We can bring you
47:59
Speaker 1: the facts, the numbers and say, see all these thousands
48:02
Speaker 1: and thousands of people that got conned in to the
48:05
Speaker 1: lie of transitioning are dtransing now. This move will also
48:09
Speaker 1: make it easier to track billing fraud surrounding gender related care,
48:14
Speaker 1: which is exactly what the Trump administration said they would do.
48:17
Speaker 1: Just days ago. The HHS released a bombshell report tracking
48:20
Speaker 1: this fraud called Wolves in White Coats, and it accuse
48:24
Speaker 1: hospitals of making fifty million bucks off of sex rejecting
48:28
Speaker 1: surgeries and treatments for miners in just the last ten
48:32
Speaker 1: years that we know about. The report listed two real
48:35
Speaker 1: world examples, and now the DOJ is being urged to
48:38
Speaker 1: investigate the problem even further. That's not all. Trudministration also
48:42
Speaker 1: implementing a new rule effective in October, to prevent medicaid
48:46
Speaker 1: and funding of gender related treatments for any and all miners.
48:51
Speaker 1: We're talking about those stupid ass pills, the puberty blockers,
48:55
Speaker 1: the cross sex hormones, and of course those mutilation surgeries,
49:00
Speaker 1: because that's what they are, folks. It's not healthcare, it's
49:04
Speaker 1: a mutilation of our miners. These treatments won't become illegal,
49:08
Speaker 1: but they also can't get any federal funding, and the
49:11
Speaker 1: money will be redirected to mental health services for young
49:15
Speaker 1: folks who have gender dysphoria. How about that? How about
49:19
Speaker 1: we get them some help. How About if they don't
49:22
Speaker 1: want to talk to a shrink, how about talk to
49:24
Speaker 1: a priest, a pastor, somebody in your community, maybe another
49:29
Speaker 1: family member, Not that your parents are just this whole
49:32
Speaker 1: thing of Oh, you've got an issue with your gender,
49:35
Speaker 1: let's start pumping you full of drugs and cutting body
49:37
Speaker 1: parts off. Finally we get a win in the trans agenda.
49:42
Speaker 1: Joining us now with reaction to all this. She is
49:45
Speaker 1: a do No Harm patient advocate and a d transitioner herself.
49:49
Speaker 1: Chloe Cole back on the program. Chloe, had had to
49:52
Speaker 1: be you because we wanted to hear what you thought
49:56
Speaker 1: when we got this glorious news, and I hope that
49:58
Speaker 1: we get even more during the the Trump administration and beyond,
50:02
Speaker 1: because the four years of the last regime telling young
50:05
Speaker 1: people that they could go cut body parts off and
50:08
Speaker 1: change what God and science has done. Man, it got
50:12
Speaker 1: under my skin and so we had to hear from you.
50:14
Speaker 1: What's your reaction to all this?
50:16
Speaker 15: Dan, thank you so much for having me on again.
50:19
Speaker 15: I mean, all of this has been such incredible news
50:21
Speaker 15: in the wake of the last four years, and having
50:25
Speaker 15: met so many other people who have gone through what
50:27
Speaker 15: I have, and seeing all these doctors come out and
50:30
Speaker 15: fight against this abuse that they've been seeing in their clinics.
50:33
Speaker 15: The billing codes in particular have been such an issue
50:35
Speaker 15: for such a long time now, because I mean it's
50:38
Speaker 15: been five years since I've had my last distosterone shot.
50:41
Speaker 15: I am still having I'm still having these long term
50:45
Speaker 15: health issues that the medical community has nothing, no answer for,
50:50
Speaker 15: not even for any of my hundreds of friends who
50:52
Speaker 15: are going through the exact same thing, trying to go
50:54
Speaker 15: back to their doctors, trying to go back to the
50:55
Speaker 15: clinics who hurt them in the first place, only to
50:58
Speaker 15: be told, no, we don't want to look at our mistake.
51:00
Speaker 7: It could go away. We can't help you anymore.
51:02
Speaker 15: And that is why this AHHS report too, is so
51:05
Speaker 15: is so incredibly importance, because, I mean, this industry from
51:10
Speaker 15: the top down, from the justification for it, the lies
51:13
Speaker 15: around basic human biology, and the way that they manipulate
51:18
Speaker 15: these children, their parents, these patients, and the public into
51:23
Speaker 15: believing such a lie about humanity, such a lie about
51:25
Speaker 15: these beautiful children. It is completely fraudulent on every level.
51:30
Speaker 15: So it's no surprise that this industry that is so
51:34
Speaker 15: hell bent on getting these patients younger and younger and
51:38
Speaker 15: roping them and their parents into doing something that goes
51:40
Speaker 15: against their very instincts, that goes against God's design. For
51:42
Speaker 15: every single one of us would also be responsible for
51:46
Speaker 15: upwards of potentially fifty million dollars in fraud.
51:49
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a big business. That's everybody forgets right, and
51:52
Speaker 1: you can speak to this. First, they get you in
51:55
Speaker 1: there at twelve thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, whatever. They're talking to
51:58
Speaker 1: the therapist or the shrink. Oh he she whatever, has
52:01
Speaker 1: some gender issues. Oh, maybe surgery. Let's get them started
52:04
Speaker 1: on the puberty blockers. The parents are sitting there going,
52:06
Speaker 1: what's that? What can't we just talk to them? No, no, no,
52:09
Speaker 1: they could commit suicide. They're in real deep trouble. You
52:12
Speaker 1: need to do this. Then a doctor goes right along
52:14
Speaker 1: with it, gives them the script. Boom, Now you're on
52:16
Speaker 1: the pills. That's money. The visits are money. Oh, now
52:19
Speaker 1: you need surgeries, and then for your entire life you
52:22
Speaker 1: need other pills and possibly surgeries. So by the time
52:25
Speaker 1: you get done, one person that's transitioning could spend upwards
52:29
Speaker 1: of what half a million million dollars or more for some.
52:33
Speaker 15: Patients, is upwards of millions of dollars in life on cost,
52:36
Speaker 15: and sometimes just for surgeries alone. Yeah, we have no
52:41
Speaker 15: idea how much this is potentially going to cost over
52:43
Speaker 15: the lifetime, especially if you're starting children younger and younger
52:46
Speaker 15: on the puberty blockers and the cross sex hormones and
52:49
Speaker 15: then having to treat the consequence that come from blocking
52:51
Speaker 15: the only process through which they can mature into an adult.
52:54
Speaker 7: Yes, it's incredibly lucrative.
52:56
Speaker 1: And it changes you forever unless you detransition sooner enough
53:00
Speaker 1: before major harm can come, like cutting body parts off,
53:03
Speaker 1: or just with the puberty blockers, they can do permanent
53:06
Speaker 1: damage to female parts, reproductive parts, and everything. A little
53:10
Speaker 1: bit more good news, and we'll put these headlines back
53:13
Speaker 1: to back. A new report raising big questions about how
53:17
Speaker 1: we care for kids with gender dysphoria. But the big
53:21
Speaker 1: win here is the trial for those puberty blockers is
53:25
Speaker 1: now on hold over health concerns. So many many studies
53:29
Speaker 1: out there. I've already saying what you've been saying, what
53:32
Speaker 1: I've been saying, that these puberty blockers don't cure gender
53:36
Speaker 1: dysphoria parents. As a matter of fact, in a new study,
53:40
Speaker 1: it says they're actually helping to manufacture it. They're making
53:43
Speaker 1: it worse. So, if you've got a child or a
53:46
Speaker 1: young adult and you're the parent, the uncle, the aunt,
53:49
Speaker 1: the grandpa, the best friend, whatever, And they're talking to
53:52
Speaker 1: somebody who's saying, oh, you should do puberty blockers. Show
53:55
Speaker 1: them these reports in these studies and say this does
53:58
Speaker 1: not help with gender dysphoria. May it worse? Talk to
54:01
Speaker 1: somebody you've got a dysphoria, you have a mental condition.
54:05
Speaker 1: You don't need to pump your body full of drugs
54:08
Speaker 1: or start cutting off healthy body parts. Chloe, I give
54:11
Speaker 1: you the final word on all this.
54:14
Speaker 15: Yes, And having been on these so called pupity walking drugs,
54:18
Speaker 15: I know the reality of what is actually like to
54:19
Speaker 15: be on them. I went through menopause at thirteen years
54:23
Speaker 15: old because I was on them, And in fact, they
54:25
Speaker 15: make it feel worse by knowing that you're not actually developing,
54:28
Speaker 15: you're not growing up, you're falling behind your peers, and
54:30
Speaker 15: so you want to go even further into the process.
54:32
Speaker 1: But the only thing.
54:33
Speaker 15: That truly helped me with my gender dysphoria was my faith.
54:36
Speaker 15: Was accepting me, was accepting that God created me this
54:39
Speaker 15: way to be this way for a purpose. And I
54:41
Speaker 15: want to show that stories like mine are stories of
54:43
Speaker 15: hope and not stories of sorrow or pain.
54:47
Speaker 1: Yeah, my directors put a headline up. There's a Christian
54:50
Speaker 1: doctor out there. I don't have his name in front
54:52
Speaker 1: of me, but I wanted to give props and props
54:53
Speaker 1: or due who literally is attempting to cure his patient's
54:56
Speaker 1: gender dysphoria by what scripture and science? How about that
55:02
Speaker 1: God and science will set you free with your dysphoria,
55:06
Speaker 1: not some puberty blocking drugs and cutting off body parts.
55:10
Speaker 1: Chloe Colas always, God bless you, We love you, Thank
55:12
Speaker 1: you for coming on.
55:13
Speaker 15: Always a pleasure.
55:14
Speaker 9: Thank you so much.
55:15
Speaker 1: You take care and folks, as we say good night,
55:18
Speaker 1: let's hum about a special guest that'll be here on
55:20
Speaker 1: Friday night's show, Mark Beckman. That's the exclusive manager and
55:23
Speaker 1: senior advisor to the First Lady. Huge announcement coming from
55:27
Speaker 1: the office of Flotus and Mark will fill us in
55:29
Speaker 1: tomorrow again Friday, eight eastern, five percific. Until then I'm
55:34
Speaker 1: out of here. You know what to do. Be proud Americans,
55:36
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