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"I.C.E. Capades" (Tuesday October 28, 2025, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: We're not violating any loss.
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  Speaker 2: Avoiding prosecution isn't the standard that I was shooting for.
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  Speaker 3: First thing today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 3: the second most famous Thomas and Charlotte's.
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  Speaker 4: Will George said, steal me stem.
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  Speaker 3: You have a day at least for work. When the
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  Speaker 3: sun comes up, drops a.
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  Speaker 4: Cut of the scood.
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  Speaker 5: Then Joey has.
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  Speaker 4: Everything agenda, all the treasures out of needs.
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  Speaker 5: No one that Joe's as smiled, he only eggs.
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  Speaker 3: Be let them be.
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  Speaker 6: Joe, thank you for letting me be of service to
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  Speaker 6: you this morning. I want to keep your hands out
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  Speaker 6: of the bowl of candy. It's for the trigger treaters.
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  Speaker 6: Four three four eight eight two four two one seven
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  Speaker 6: is how we do it, you know the business model.
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  Speaker 6: We tell you what went on. Then we'll tell you
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  Speaker 6: what we see as we reach in between the lines
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  Speaker 6: of what went on. But most importantly, we want to
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  Speaker 6: know how what went on impacted you where you are.
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  Speaker 6: The singular, most important local aspect of your radio station
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  Speaker 6: is you, and the more of you we talk to,
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  Speaker 6: the better we understand the impacts of all of the stuff.
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  Speaker 6: As Carl Sagan used to call it, going on. I
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  Speaker 6: think the farmers call it something else, but we know
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  Speaker 6: that it is impacting folks and sometimes just in their mood.
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  Speaker 6: And that's the sad part, is that it's sometimes just
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  Speaker 6: a narrative to make you feel. It's about how you feel,
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  Speaker 6: it's about your emotions, and that's not fair. That's manipulative.
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  Speaker 6: And it bothers me because the same way it used
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  Speaker 6: to bother me when I would watch gas.
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  Speaker 3: Lighting going on.
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  Speaker 6: I didn't know the phrase when I was in high school,
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  Speaker 6: but I would see, you know, the other guys in
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  Speaker 6: my class girls badly, and I would say, this is
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  Speaker 6: just wrong. And I would see manipulative girls treating guys
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  Speaker 6: badly too, And it's just something that we have to
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  Speaker 6: stand up against because if we don't stand up against it,
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  Speaker 6: it's just going to continue more and more and more,
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  Speaker 6: because it's all about democratcy. It's all about winning that
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  Speaker 6: next vote, that next election. And in a world where
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  Speaker 6: now we've devolved into picking our own voters and redrawing
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  Speaker 6: districts just specifically to give a political party and a
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  Speaker 6: political ideology without basis for a majority of an elective majority,
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  Speaker 6: exiling entire swaths of a population to political irrelevancy based
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  Speaker 6: on how you draw political districts have to stand up.
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  Speaker 6: So we have to rally together. We must stand together,
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  Speaker 6: or certainly we will all hang apart. And I'm not
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  Speaker 6: talking about, you know, the physical kind, but they will
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  Speaker 6: hang us out to dry our first things on this
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  Speaker 6: Tuesday morning, President Donald Trump began one of the busiest
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  Speaker 6: days on his Asia trip today by greeting the new
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  Speaker 6: Japanese Prime Minister, Senna Takaichi. He's going to go and
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  Speaker 6: speak to US troops, support an aircraft carrier, and visit
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  Speaker 6: with Japanese business leaders. Trump called Takeichi's role as Japan's
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  Speaker 6: first female prime minister a big deal. Anything I can
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  Speaker 6: do to help Japan, we will be there. Trump said,
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  Speaker 6: we are an ally ally at the strongest level. They
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  Speaker 6: did sign a framework agreement for securing the supply of
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  Speaker 6: critical minerals and rare earths through mining and processing. The
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  Speaker 6: White issued a statement on the agreement, saying it was
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  Speaker 6: signed during Trump's visits and as it is part of
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  Speaker 6: a wider Asia strategy to strengthen rare earth supply chains
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  Speaker 6: for renewable energy, batteries and electronics and cars. Treasury Secretary
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  Speaker 6: Scott Besson Monday confirmed the names of five candidates to
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  Speaker 6: replace Jerome Powell as chair of the Federal Reserve on
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  Speaker 6: Air Force one. Besson said he would engage in a
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  Speaker 6: second round of interviews in the coming weeks to present
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  Speaker 6: a good slate of candidates to President Trump. Right after Thanksgiving,
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  Speaker 6: Fox News is reporting of a mass shake up inside
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  Speaker 6: the offices of the US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement belying
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  Speaker 6: a power battle between ICE Director Todd Lyons and Border
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  Speaker 6: Todd Homan and DHS Secretary Christy Nomes, Corey leunda Vsky
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  Speaker 6: more aggressive approach than Holman has been taking. They want
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  Speaker 6: to target anyone in the US illegally, according to Fox News,
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  Speaker 6: to boost deportation numbers rather than just go after illegals
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  Speaker 3: From the home of the First Amendment. First thing today, So.
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  Speaker 6: I want to pick up with and we'll get into
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  Speaker 6: one of the most hysterical things. And if Republicans had
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  Speaker 6: to pick up with this Foxnews report on the schism
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  Speaker 6: Fox News, and given what I know of the access
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  Speaker 6: coming from the side of Christinome and Corey Lewandowski and
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  Speaker 6: the political side of law enforcement. But it's a bigger
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  Speaker 6: issue and you face it on your streets every day.
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  Speaker 6: It is the battle between the political versus the police.
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  Speaker 6: And one of the reasons the most important in my
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  Speaker 6: mind law enforcement office that you can have is your
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  Speaker 6: elected constitutional sheriff. These are the people who you elect,
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  Speaker 6: so if you have an issue with law enforcement in
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  Speaker 6: your community, you can change it. They're not appointees of
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  Speaker 6: a political body, and the fact that we don't have
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  Speaker 6: as much political policing as we do is a credit
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  Speaker 6: to the men and women who wear the uniforms and
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  Speaker 6: to most of the people who hold elected office to
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  Speaker 6: not fall prey to this idea of I need to
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  Speaker 6: arrest a lot of people because I'm in a re
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  Speaker 6: election campaign and you've seen this. DA's have fallen prey
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  Speaker 6: to this. Attorneys general have fallen prey to this. Governors,
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  Speaker 6: mayors need to look like I'm tough on crime. When
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  Speaker 6: we used to broadcast out of the Philadelphia area, the
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  Speaker 6: mayor of Philadelphia at the time, and I kid you not,
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  Speaker 6: his name is Nutter, So yes, Philadelphia for years had
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  Speaker 6: a mayor Nutter. Mayor Nutter would go on these spasms
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  Speaker 6: where he would almost literally put every Philadelphia police officer
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  Speaker 6: in a ten or twenty square block area to clean
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  Speaker 6: up crime. And you always knew what was going on
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  Speaker 6: because crime would go up in cities like Camden, New Jersey,
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  Speaker 6: and Lancaster, Pennsylvania, because the criminals would be like, damn,
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  Speaker 6: neighborhoods shut down for the weekend. Let's go do something
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  Speaker 6: somewhere else, like putting on the lights. Cockroaches are going
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  Speaker 6: somewhere just because you can't see. But he would do
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  Speaker 6: it for the show of look, I'm trying to protect
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  Speaker 6: your neighborhood, and do you really need to ask me
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  Speaker 6: what political party Michael Nutter was. I mean, come on,
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  Speaker 6: first off, he was the mayor of Philadelphia in the
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  Speaker 6: early two thousands. Yeah, no, he was not a Republican. No, but.
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  Speaker 15: That is.
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  Speaker 6: A great exemplar of what happens when the political takes
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  Speaker 6: over the police. I need you to arrest these people
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  Speaker 6: red flag laws or another great place where the political
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  Speaker 6: comes in and tries to police rather than allowing law
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  Speaker 6: enforcement to invest crimes, investigate crimes when they happen so
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  Speaker 6: that you can find the guilty party, bring them in
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  Speaker 6: front of a jury of their peers where they can
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  Speaker 6: have a fair trial, and give and all the access
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  Speaker 6: to defense that they can have. And according to Fox News,
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  Speaker 6: this is a battle over statistics, which is exactly what
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  Speaker 6: happens every time a DA or a mayor or a
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  Speaker 6: governor wants to be seen as tough on crime, they
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  Speaker 6: want to gin up the statistics. And I've talked to
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  Speaker 6: Tom Homan four years, not since he took over at
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  Speaker 6: ICE in twenty twenty four, but right before it, he
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  Speaker 6: visited this program and talked about how they were just
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  Speaker 6: not going to cot in any nonsense. They were going
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  Speaker 6: to go arrest people who are in this country illegally
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  Speaker 6: and send them back to the countries that they are
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  Speaker 6: legally citizens of, period, full stop. And amongst the people
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  Speaker 6: who have made appearances on this program, few or as
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  Speaker 6: popular as Tom Homan. And if you want to talk
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  Speaker 6: about a guy in the public arena that's cut from
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  Speaker 6: central casting, I mean he's like the Sean Connery character
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  Speaker 6: in The Untouchables. Now there is a part of me
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  Speaker 6: that says this is designed to kneecap and pull the
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  Speaker 6: rugout from under some of these mostly peaceful protests against
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  Speaker 6: ICE that go on on a seemingly regularly scheduled basis,
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  Speaker 6: organized and coordinated with identical signs in all these different
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  Speaker 6: cities in America, no Kings, no Kings, to electric boogoloo, etc.
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  Speaker 6: All saying we don't want ice because we don't like ice.
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  Speaker 6: But if ICE is being challenged by the DH, does
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  Speaker 6: that soften the political view of Republicans that support Donald Trump?
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  Speaker 6: Because Donald Trump is DHS, Donald Trump is Christy Nome
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  Speaker 6: and Corey Lewandowski, Tom Homan and todd lyons are out
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  Speaker 6: on an island their law enforcement. They're the guys that
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  Speaker 6: direct the men and women in the vests with the masks.
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  Speaker 6: But according to reports, this is about ginning up higher statistics,
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  Speaker 6: arresting more people so you can have more deportations. And
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  Speaker 6: is this because they've been so successful at both arresting
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  Speaker 6: and deporting non citizens from the country that we're starting
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  Speaker 6: to see a downturn in the statistical output and now
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  Speaker 6: the politicians are concerned that it's happening too soon, too fast.
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  Speaker 6: We can't make hay out of this for the midterms.
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  Speaker 6: This is what always happens when police gets overwhelmed or
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  Speaker 6: challenged by the political and it's always dangerous and it's
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  Speaker 6: always a blessing to our liberties when we have law
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  Speaker 6: enforcement stand up against it. But this is why, as
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  Speaker 6: I said at the onset, constitutional sheriffs, the elected district attorneys,
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  Speaker 6: these are the people that are generally speaking, your firewall
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  Speaker 6: against just political operations designed to help getting a mayor
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  Speaker 6: or a governor, or a president or a congressman re
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  Speaker 6: elected because of statistics, not necessarily justice.
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  Speaker 6: As pathetic as things can get, the Virginia General Assembly
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  Speaker 6: That's the attitude. This is what Jefferson warned about big
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  Speaker 6: the Democratic Party of Virginia. So there they were egg
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  Speaker 6: on their face after demanding that have this non partisan
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  Speaker 6: redistricting commission to avoid jerry man.
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  Speaker 3: No question, the jerry mandering is a threat to our democracy.
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  Speaker 6: Yes, so the Democrats said, we we have to stop
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  Speaker 6: jerry mandering. So they invented this system. It's only five
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  Speaker 6: years ago. This isn't like something that your grandfather's Democrats
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  Speaker 6: put in. Many of the people who are still in
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  Speaker 6: the House and Senate in Virginia are the ones who
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  Speaker 6: voted for this. To show up and not even have
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  Speaker 6: a piece of paper saying here's what we want to do.
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  Speaker 6: I mean, it's if I was Eric Holder, I'd be
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  Speaker 6: reaming some tookuses out Right now, Joel is on the
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  Speaker 6: line with US at four three four eight eight two
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  Speaker 6: four seven. Good morning, Joel. How are you doing this morning?
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  Speaker 23: Good morning, Joel. I'm doing okay. I don't know if
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  Speaker 23: I want to. Can I click it back to the
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  Speaker 23: immigration and.
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  Speaker 6: Talk Oh yeah, oh yeah, the Battle Royale. Talk about
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  Speaker 6: that right now, because this is really and the reason
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  Speaker 6: I packaged it the way I did is that you
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  Speaker 6: see this on the streets of your city as well,
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  Speaker 6: when the mayor wants the police chief to do something
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  Speaker 6: but it's you know, it's questionable, and so the police
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  Speaker 6: chief gets fired by the mayor and they hire a
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  Speaker 6: new police chief or they force them out. I mean,
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  Speaker 6: we lived through this in Charlotte's Fell, our flagship city.
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  Speaker 6: I mean we were going through police chiefs faster than
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  Speaker 6: some elected officials go through socks.
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  Speaker 23: I agree with you. I think if you look at
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  Speaker 23: if you look at the whole picture, right, you have
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  Speaker 23: probably a lot of illegal aliens here. And I say
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  Speaker 23: that because that's in the US Code. It's not degrading
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  Speaker 23: a person, right. I know you have people here. They
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  Speaker 23: may be Eastern people, but you're still here illegally and
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  Speaker 23: those could be people who came over with no documents,
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  Speaker 23: or visa overstays, or even people who lied to get
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  Speaker 23: green cards. And so my thing is, of course, so
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  Speaker 23: I'm sure there's a lot of businesses that are knowingly
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  Speaker 23: using illegal aliens, and I'm sure there's a lot of
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  Speaker 23: police and law enforcement they just let it go by
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  Speaker 23: because they're not you know, they're not doing anything out
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  Speaker 23: of the ordinary, they're not hurting anybody. Then they even
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  Speaker 23: frequent those restaurants or have them doing something. You see
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  Speaker 23: people doing law care or or working in a business
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  Speaker 23: or whatever. And so, but you're still here illegally. And
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  Speaker 23: Christy No, Homeland Security and other commercials have been on
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  Speaker 23: TV and they've talked about it, and they've they've set
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  Speaker 23: it up or hey, if you're here illegally, you're allowed
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  Speaker 23: to leave. We'll give you some money and we'll pay
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  Speaker 23: for if your children are here or whatever, we'll you know,
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  Speaker 23: let you deport. But those are the options, right, And
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  Speaker 23: everybody's acting like somebody's crying fel and and of course
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  Speaker 23: they said in the beginning, we're gonna we're gonna get
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  Speaker 23: people that are here first that are criminals. But you're
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  Speaker 23: still a criminal if you come here illegally. Oh, I
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  Speaker 23: understand that, you know, And that's not a juxtaposition. It's
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  Speaker 23: just that you need to enforce what the law is.
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  Speaker 23: It's like it's like our courts, you know, they're they're
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  Speaker 23: not doing what is on the law. They're not doing
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  Speaker 23: mandating what is through the through the court systems. They're
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  Speaker 23: just allowing things to be political. So you can't be
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  Speaker 23: political with these positions.
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  Speaker 6: Well, and one of the things that I think is
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  Speaker 6: interesting in this, if you believe the Fox News report,
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  Speaker 6: and I'm sure it's driven by one particular side in this,
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  Speaker 6: and it's not the one Tom Holman's on, is that
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  Speaker 6: is that they want the numbers, the statistics to be bigger.
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  Speaker 6: And I'm sorry, statistics are not how you do law enforcement.
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  Speaker 6: And to say we want higher numbers, we want uh,
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  Speaker 6: more detentions, more deportations to report, which is what Fox
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  Speaker 6: News is saying to us, which is most likely what
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  Speaker 6: somebody in Lewandowski or Nome's office has told them is
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  Speaker 6: the problem. And and again you have to backtrack a
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  Speaker 6: lot of these sources. So is this a whistleblower, Who's
• 50:23
  Speaker 6: who's trying to make Corey Lewandowski look bad or Christy
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  Speaker 6: Nome because it's an unnamed source at Fox News saying
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  Speaker 6: that that they're mad at Tom Homan because he's not
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  Speaker 6: arresting enough people. Meanwhile, we've got the Democrats marching in
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  Speaker 6: the street saying they're arresting half our communities. So I
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  Speaker 6: guess Tom must be doing it right if everyone's mad
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  Speaker 6: at him. But you have to be very careful because
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  Speaker 6: if your if your job is to lead law enforcement,
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  Speaker 6: you want them to be out there enforcing the laws justly.
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  Speaker 6: And they are in a perilous spot now that you've
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  Speaker 6: got this sovereign immunity cases where now police in a
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  Speaker 6: lot of places and including Ice, can be prosecuted and
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  Speaker 6: and then civilly chased down for behavior if it's proven
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  Speaker 6: that they violated someone's rights. You've got to have it
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  Speaker 6: buttoned up twice on Sunday before you go and raid
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  Speaker 6: somebody's business. And we just had it here in Virginia.
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  Speaker 6: Down in Hampton Roads, a car full of guys were
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  Speaker 6: going to their gardening gig when Ice pulled them over,
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  Speaker 6: and a guy took a runner and ran out into
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  Speaker 6: the interstate and got hit and killed. It's tragic for him.
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  Speaker 6: But why was he running because he knew Ice Ice
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  Speaker 6: was not going to let him go finished cutting somebody's grass.
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  Speaker 6: And then again back to your point about people employing
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  Speaker 6: these people.
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  Speaker 23: Right because they're they're just as liable too, because aren't
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  Speaker 23: you harboring and by betting a criminal, I mean they're
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  Speaker 23: here illegally, they're they're not as citizen and it violates
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  Speaker 23: the USC Code. I don't know what it is. I'm
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  Speaker 23: not well, you don't have all those documents.
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  Speaker 6: But for years, for years, business work well yeah, yeah, yeah,
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  Speaker 6: point though, for years business leaders and US Chamber of
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  Speaker 6: it would put the business owners that employ these non
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  Speaker 6: so you made the business owners responsible for the criminal
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  Speaker 6: behavior of employing non citizens for lower wages.
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