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OH, HOW QUICKLY WE FORGET. · The Rogue Recap with Lynda

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Speaker 2: about a couple of things. One of them is very
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Speaker 2: serious and I want to kind of run through a
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Speaker 2: few things that people and the other one's kind of silly.
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Speaker 2: So I'm going to do the series first. Today I
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Speaker 2: saw a clip of some pretty heavy hitters out in
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Speaker 2: La the district attorney, the head of the IRS for
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Speaker 2: the FBI, and then a member of the FBI that
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Speaker 2: are leading investigations into the LA riots. But they're very smart.
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Speaker 2: They're not just looking into the folks that were rioting
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Speaker 2: in a violent way, not peacefully protesting as is our
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Speaker 2: constitutionally protected right. They are looking at those people who
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Speaker 2: were violent, but they're also looking at the people that
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Speaker 2: funded them. And what's interesting is they announced this and
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Speaker 2: within I guess like a day of announcing the fact
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Speaker 2: that they were going to be uncovering the people that
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Speaker 2: were supplying the funds to pay these agitators, these paid protesters,
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Speaker 2: these folks that came in with literally palettes of concrete, right,
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Speaker 2: they weren't just bricks. They were chopped up concrete that
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Speaker 2: had been given a storage place behind the Art Museum,
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Speaker 2: which the mayor of La Karen Bass, just happens to
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Speaker 2: be on the board of. But I'm just speculating there.
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Speaker 2: There's no facts behind that, and I would never suggest
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Speaker 2: or even think that someone did something without ample proof. However,
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Speaker 2: if somebody has ample proof, I wouldn't mind taking a
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Speaker 2: look at it, that's for sure. But these gentlemen came
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Speaker 2: out and released his video. Very succinct to the point,
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Speaker 2: and they're explaining exactly what they're doing, what they are
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Speaker 2: looking for, and what will happen if you were a
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Speaker 2: part of the La riots, whether you were there in
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Speaker 2: spirit with your money or you were there in body
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Speaker 2: throwing rocks, they are going to find you and they
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Speaker 2: are going to take you down. It's really great. I'm
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Speaker 2: gonna let you listen to it and then we'll come
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Speaker 2: back on the other side.
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Speaker 3: Hello.
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Speaker 4: I'm Bill A. Saley, the United States Attorney for the
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Speaker 4: Central District of California.
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Speaker 5: And I'm Akiel Davis, the Assistant Director in charge of
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Speaker 5: the FBI's Los Angeles Field Office.
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Speaker 3: And I'm Tyler Hatcher, the Special Agent in charge of
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Speaker 3: IRS Criminal Investigation here at Los Angeles.
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Speaker 4: The right to assemble and protest peacefully is protected by law. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 4: we have seen individuals whose intentions are to cause damage
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Speaker 4: and to assault law enforcement. For example, last week, we
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Speaker 4: arrested an individual who is charged with conspiracy to commit
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Speaker 4: and aiding and abetting civil disorders. These violent agitators put
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Speaker 4: peaceful demonstrators at risk.
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Speaker 5: The FBI and of federal partners will continue to investigate
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Speaker 5: individuals and organizations who are knowingly funding and have committing
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Speaker 5: acts of violence against law enforcement, as well as the
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Speaker 5: destruction of property.
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Speaker 3: We are currently tracing money to determine who is providing
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Speaker 3: funding for these riots. Funding crime doesn't just affect the criminals,
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Speaker 3: it also disrupts entire communities. Each dollar funneled into illegal
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Speaker 3: operations fuels violence undermind's law and order, and perpetuates fear.
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Speaker 3: Make no mistake, we will identify and disrupt financial network
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Speaker 3: supporting these criminal activities.
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Speaker 4: Think before you act. The legal consequences for financing or
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Speaker 4: aiding and abetting these crimes are harsh. They include imprisonment
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Speaker 4: and fines.
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Speaker 5: If you have any information regarding individuals and organizations providing
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Speaker 5: financial support to commit acts of violence or destruction of property,
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Speaker 5: please dial one eight hundred, call FBI, or visit tips
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Speaker 5: dot FBI dot gov. You can also upload to FBI
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Speaker 5: dot gov forward slash la officer assault.
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Speaker 4: The United States Government will continue to safeguard constitutionally protected rights,
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Speaker 4: but we will not tolerate assaults on law enforcement, destruction
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Speaker 4: of property, or any violent acts that puts the community
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Speaker 4: in harms way.
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Speaker 2: So we've got the Department of Justice, We've got the FBI,
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Speaker 2: and we've got the Department of Treasury, so they are
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Speaker 2: coming up after the agitators, the funders, and these anti
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Speaker 2: American assholes that think they can go around and fund
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Speaker 2: and destroy and get away with it. And let's be honest,
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Speaker 2: why wouldn't they think that. I mean, if we go
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Speaker 2: back to twenty twenty and we look at the Floyd riots,
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Speaker 2: the BLM riots, Antifa and now Free Palestine stand with Iran,
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Speaker 2: if you just look at all the looting, nothing made
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Speaker 2: me laugh harder. And again, my point in telling all
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Speaker 2: of this is coming, I promise, But nothing made me
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Speaker 2: laugh harder than I remember being in New York City
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Speaker 2: and we were getting ready for another riot, and I
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Speaker 2: work right in Midtown, so all the riots went right
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Speaker 2: by my office every single time that I was at work,
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Speaker 2: And I thought to myself, I don't get how these
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Speaker 2: people have so much free time. Even if you were
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Speaker 2: a student, how could you have so much free time?
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Speaker 2: Don't you have to study? But it's this mentality of
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Speaker 2: I don't have to do anything because somebody is paying
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Speaker 2: me to be here. I'm not wasting my time. I
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Speaker 2: was told to march say these words. Here's your lyric sheet.
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Speaker 2: Here's your program. We have a run of show for
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Speaker 2: you here. Just you know, follow everybody else, you'll be good.
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Speaker 2: It's it is literally one of the best produced programs
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Speaker 2: we've ever seen in our history because they figured out
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Speaker 2: how it works and they just keep it on repeat.
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Speaker 2: They just change the name of you know whatever it is.
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Speaker 2: So to my point, you look at Fifth Avenue, you
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Speaker 2: look at sixth Avenue when all these riots were happening,
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Speaker 2: especially with BLM, and they boarded everything up, so all
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Speaker 2: these storefronts were saying, we support you BLM. But then
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Speaker 2: the storefronts were covered in giant plywood. It was sold
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Speaker 2: out at the home depots in the New York City area,
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Speaker 2: so all of Manhattan and then the surrounding areas you
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Speaker 2: couldn't get this like these giant pieces of plywood because
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Speaker 2: they were being used to cover all of the glass storefronts.
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Speaker 2: And listen, everything in Manhattan's super expensive and to run
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Speaker 2: and rent the space to run and operate a store
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Speaker 2: is no different. And so these people were like, Okay, yeah,
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Speaker 2: sure they're going to protest, but the police officers have
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Speaker 2: been completely and totally shut down, and they they literally
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Speaker 2: are you know, pun intended handcuffed. They can't do what
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Speaker 2: they need to do to protect the constituents of New
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Speaker 2: York City. And you know, and that extends to Queens
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Speaker 2: and Brooklyn and the subways, because that's what happens, right,
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Speaker 2: You got the spillover. When the riot is over on
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Speaker 2: sixth Avenue or Fifth Avenue, where are they going. They're
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Speaker 2: getting into the subway. They're walking around, and they're violent,
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Speaker 2: and then they start smashing windows and smashing stores and
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Speaker 2: looting because nothing says I'm oppressed and I'm outraged, like
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Speaker 2: stealing a para Nikes, like getting those Beats headphones. I
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Speaker 2: never thought in my life I would walk into so
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Speaker 2: many drug stores and see deodorant behind locked glass, toothpaste
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Speaker 2: behind locked glass, razors behind locked glass. What is going on?
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Speaker 2: It's so it's so sad where we are, and we're
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Speaker 2: so adjusted to it. And I think that's the biggest problem.
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Speaker 2: There's no accountability, nobody has anywhere to turn. The leadership
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Speaker 2: is just as corrupt, if not more corrupt, than these
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Speaker 2: people who are performing these crimes. And so this it's
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Speaker 2: this awful trifecta of you're getting paid to be disruptive,
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Speaker 2: you're told how to agitate, and when it's all over,
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Speaker 2: nothing happens to you. So why wouldn't you do it?
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Speaker 2: Why wouldn't you protest for a few thousand a week?
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Speaker 2: I mean, honestly, so this video, when I saw it,
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Speaker 2: made me really happy because suddenly La is super quiet.
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Speaker 2: Why is La quiet? There's no reason for it to
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Speaker 2: be quiet. Trump hasn't stopped deporting illegal immigrants that are
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Speaker 2: committing violent crimes. He hasn't stopped looking into warehouses and
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Speaker 2: factories that are actually operating as a laundering arm for
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Speaker 2: the cartel's money, who are a part of the whom
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Speaker 2: human trafficking expedition that's been going on for the last
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Speaker 2: twenty years. It's not longer. None of that has stopped.
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Speaker 2: So why has the riot stopped? And the only thing
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Speaker 2: I can point to is that they are looking at
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Speaker 2: the powers that be. They're not looking at the little
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Speaker 2: peons that are controlled. They're looking at the controller. And
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Speaker 2: I'm thrilled. I'm like, take these people down, please, because
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Speaker 2: I'm so sick of it. I really am. Nothing makes
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Speaker 2: me more angry than seeing violence and bad behavior unchecked.
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Speaker 2: It's infuriating. And I was thinking it the other day,
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Speaker 2: you know, I was on the subway this week, you know,
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Speaker 2: going to work, and I take the subway because it's
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Speaker 2: faster in New York City. Despite the surcharges and all
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Speaker 2: the things, traffic is still traffic. If you're trying to
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Speaker 2: get somewhere, you're not going to get there fast in
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Speaker 2: your car. I'll tell you that you could literally spend
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Speaker 2: forty minutes to go ten blocks. And I'm not kidding.
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Speaker 2: It's not an exaggeration. For those of you who live
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Speaker 2: in the New York City area, you know what I'm
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Speaker 2: talking about. But there is definitely something to be said
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Speaker 2: for going down and seeing this firsthand. I mean, I
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Speaker 2: came out of Penn Station. I saw four heroin addicts
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Speaker 2: shooting up actively. Nobody's stopping them, nobody's telling them, hey,
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry, drugs are illegal because there's no there's no accountability.
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Speaker 2: I sincerely don't even know what the next step is
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Speaker 2: right because right now, like I was talking about in
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Speaker 2: last night's podcast, our options are Mayor Adams and Mom Donnie.
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Speaker 2: Mayor Adams is a far better choice than Mom Donnie.
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Speaker 2: And if you know me, you know that I'm saying something.
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Speaker 2: If I am telling you that Mayor Adams is the
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Speaker 2: right choice. And a friend of mine said to me,
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Speaker 2: she was like, you know, she's a she's a Jewish
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Speaker 2: New Yorker and she's outraged by mom. Donnie. She said
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Speaker 2: to me, God, can't we get Curtis Sliva? And I said,
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Speaker 2: You're never gonna get Curtis Sliwa because it's just too blue.
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Speaker 2: The Democrats cannot bring themselves to vote for a Republican,
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Speaker 2: even if it would mean that they are safer, their
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Speaker 2: kids are safer, the city would thrive, they can't bring
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Speaker 2: themselves to do it. All you have to do is
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Speaker 2: look through the prism of history and remember the days
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Speaker 2: of Dinkins versus Juliani. And everybody was so mad because
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Speaker 2: Juliani came in, he cleaned house, He wasn't taking any prisoners.
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Speaker 2: He was like, I'm done, get out, We're done, committed
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Speaker 2: a crime. Going to jail what a novel. Concept. Doesn't
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Speaker 2: mean that you don't have your right to do process.
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Speaker 2: It just means that you don't just get to keep going.
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Speaker 2: Like you look at this guy who just stabs somebody
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Speaker 2: on the subway. It's another repeat offender. The other guy
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Speaker 2: two days ago had a bottle of God knows what
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Speaker 2: it looked like. It was a container of water. I'm
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Speaker 2: not really sure, but he goes into the subway and
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Speaker 2: he starts splashing it on everybody. You don't know what's
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Speaker 2: in that. I mean, the subway is disgusting enough, but
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Speaker 2: people feel like they're free to do whatever they want.
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Speaker 2: And that's why you're seeing all over the country everybody
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Speaker 2: is just they're done, they're fed up. And I'll tell
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Speaker 2: you what I look around the world. Let's just talk
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Speaker 2: about Ireland. The people of Ireland are standing up. They've
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Speaker 2: had enough, and their government does not care. They're not
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Speaker 2: speaking for them, they're not protecting them. They're not protecting
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Speaker 2: their children. You've got these migrants coming over by boat
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Speaker 2: and they're trying to look in the windows of little
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Speaker 2: kids when they're taking a bath, and they have it
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Speaker 2: on video, you know, they have them climbing up the
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Speaker 2: sides of the buildings and standing outside of schools and
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Speaker 2: camps and all this stuff. What is Kierstarmer doing. Why
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Speaker 2: doesn't he close the borders? Who did he make a
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Speaker 2: deal with that he is unable to stop this. He
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Speaker 2: is the Prime minister. What are you doing? Why don't
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Speaker 2: you want to protect your people. That's how I felt
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Speaker 2: about Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. They were so busy
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Speaker 2: getting their kickbacks and their payoffs. In the case of
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Speaker 2: the Bidens, it was from China. In the case of Kamala,
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Speaker 2: I'm assuming she was just getting some really good weed,
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Speaker 2: because you know, she loves to smoke. She's so proud
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Speaker 2: of it. But they're just they're so corrupt. And the
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Speaker 2: funny thing is Kamala love putting people in jail. She
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Speaker 2: raved about it. She would put people in jail for
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Speaker 2: the most minor of offenses. And then she became Joe
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Speaker 2: Biden's number two and the Vice President of the United
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Speaker 2: States of America, which is pretty scary because if you've
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Speaker 2: ever heard her speak about the community or of Venn diagrams,
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Speaker 2: it really got you gotta pau us right, and the
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Speaker 2: weird laugh. That laugh, my God, is enough to make
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Speaker 2: anybody want to vomit. But there really was something very
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Speaker 2: strange going on. There no accountability, And so I think
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Speaker 2: about all of the things that happened, whether it was
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Speaker 2: cocaine in the White House, BLM destroying Fifth Avenue, Antifa
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Speaker 2: lou and rioting, and you know, Seattle and Portland, Oregon.
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Speaker 2: You know the Free Palestine people standing up, ripping down
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Speaker 2: American flags and putting up Palestinian flags, people saying that
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Speaker 2: they were you going to support George Floyd and you know,
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Speaker 2: put a legacy in his name, and they awarded his family,
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Speaker 2: you know, double digit millions of dollars. The guy was
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Speaker 2: in jail, he was a meth head and had formerly
15:29
Speaker 2: attacked a pregnant woman with a knife held to her belly.
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Speaker 2: This is not a man that we revere. The tragic
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Speaker 2: way in which his life ended has nothing to do
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Speaker 2: with the life that he led. And I really struggled
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Speaker 2: with that. And then think about the COVID shutdowns, the
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Speaker 2: way that we treated people who just tried to operate
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Speaker 2: their businesses during COVID, and the governors were coming at them,
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Speaker 2: citing them with thousands of dollars of fines. How do
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Speaker 2: you expect them to live? You're allowing the big box
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Speaker 2: stores to stay open, liquor stores to stay open, but
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Speaker 2: you closed all the mom and pops and the gyms.
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Speaker 2: So you don't want people to make an honest living.
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Speaker 2: You don't want small businesses to grow, and you don't
16:14
Speaker 2: want people to be fit. But you don't mind if
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Speaker 2: they drink and shop at Walmart. Is that what's going on? Yes,
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Speaker 2: it is. And as I give you this reminder of
16:24
Speaker 2: all the things that have happened just in the last
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Speaker 2: five years, I mean, I'm not covering ten, I'm covering five.
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Speaker 2: It's frightening. You can't even keep up with the news.
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Speaker 2: I can't keep up with all the news. Today somebody
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Speaker 2: sent me something and they said, oh, Linda, did you
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Speaker 2: see this yet? I said, oh, my god, no, I
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Speaker 2: haven't seen it. Where's that from? And that's it's all
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Speaker 2: the time. There's constantly somebody sending me something. And the
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Speaker 2: only reason I'm not bringing up what was shown to
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Speaker 2: me today is it's a little bit off topic. But
16:53
Speaker 2: it was a friend who's working in Canada saying that
16:57
Speaker 2: they have no one to work the prisons, and so
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Speaker 2: they've employed the state guard to work in the prisons
17:03
Speaker 2: because all of the prison guards have resigned because they
17:06
Speaker 2: can't adhere to the liberal policies required of them and
17:10
Speaker 2: still do their job. There is a point at which
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Speaker 2: the time out quiet corner doesn't work. This whole idea
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Speaker 2: of they just need some time, or they need a
17:22
Speaker 2: safe space, or you know, they're just figuring themselves out enough.
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Speaker 2: Maybe you need to get your ass whooped. You know,
17:31
Speaker 2: sometimes that works. I am certainly not somebody who hits
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Speaker 2: their kids. I don't hit any of my kids, but
17:38
Speaker 2: my kids also know that I will take away everything
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Speaker 2: that they love if they don't stay on the straight
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Speaker 2: and narrow. Oh, you're you're not going to do do okay? Well,
17:48
Speaker 2: then I guess you don't need your cell phone. Oh,
17:50
Speaker 2: I guess you don't need your computer. I guess you
17:52
Speaker 2: don't need your PS five or your Xbox or whatever
17:54
Speaker 2: it is. But parents just aren't engaged, and they're raising
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Speaker 2: these kids that are actually being totally and completely misguided
18:06
Speaker 2: by the education system. The teachers that are involved in
18:11
Speaker 2: these schools where they're you know, they do these weird videos.
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Speaker 2: We're like, hey, this is what I'm doing in my classroom,
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Speaker 2: and the parents don't even know. Why do you want
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Speaker 2: to do that? What is this teachers against parents thing
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Speaker 2: that I don't get? You know, I've had some run
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Speaker 2: ins with my kids teachers, but the teacher I had
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Speaker 2: this year from my youngest son was so phenomenal. We
18:33
Speaker 2: had a great relationship. We emailed all the time. I
18:36
Speaker 2: gave her a really nice gift. At the end of
18:38
Speaker 2: the year. I thanked her so much for all of
18:41
Speaker 2: her hard work, because I was so grateful for the
18:44
Speaker 2: terrific way in which she worked with the kids in
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Speaker 2: the classroom. But that is so few forear and in between.
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Speaker 2: Instead we have these liberals who took on the job
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Speaker 2: of being a teacher so that they could indoctrinate the
18:57
Speaker 2: next generation of lunatics and make them like that. And
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Speaker 2: it really is very it's frightening because now when you
19:05
Speaker 2: talk to somebody. I was just talking to somebody today
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Speaker 2: who asked me about what happened with Iran and the
19:10
Speaker 2: strikes in Iran and why did the president do that?
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Speaker 2: And I realized she has to ask me because it's
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Speaker 2: nowhere in the news. Nobody's telling the truth about what's
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Speaker 2: actually going on and why the decisions that we made
19:23
Speaker 2: as a nation were made and what we're doing now.
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Speaker 2: It's just it's overwhelming. I know it's overwhelming. It is
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Speaker 2: for me too, but in less than until we start
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Speaker 2: to have some accountability for all of these things. And
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Speaker 2: I'll tell you what, I can't wait for the midterms
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Speaker 2: because there are so many people on both the right
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Speaker 2: and the left that need to get primaried. I'm so
19:47
Speaker 2: sick of the fake, fake congressmen and women who were
19:52
Speaker 2: in there doing nothing. Maxine Waters, she's gotta go, she's
19:57
Speaker 2: got to go. Five minutes ago. Terrible human being. Lisa
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Speaker 2: Murkowski gotta go, complete and utter rhino. Mitch McConnell should
20:06
Speaker 2: have gone ten years ago. John Thune, see you later,
20:10
Speaker 2: John Cornyn, get out. I'm sick of you people. You
20:15
Speaker 2: are doing nothing to benefit the American people, absolutely nothing.
20:21
Speaker 2: You've been there too long. John Cornyn and John Thune
20:25
Speaker 2: are no better than Chuck Schumer, mark my words, no better.
20:31
Speaker 2: They have a different initial following their name, claiming to
20:36
Speaker 2: delineate a party difference. Nope, no they're not. They're all
20:42
Speaker 2: paid the same way. It's like when RFK goes in
20:45
Speaker 2: and he calls out people for being on the payroll
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Speaker 2: Big Pharma, and they're like, that's not relevant. Why isn't irrelevant.
20:51
Speaker 2: You're sitting on a committee that allows you to make
20:54
Speaker 2: decisions about vaccine schedules or who gets to make decisions
20:58
Speaker 2: about pharmaceutical and you are taking a kickback the very
21:04
Speaker 2: thing that you're so worried about. With all the Republicans,
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Speaker 2: you're actually doing yourself. That's how you know. And you
21:13
Speaker 2: know what else is true. The more angry people get
21:17
Speaker 2: when you try to talk to them about these things
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Speaker 2: is all you need to know when it comes to
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Speaker 2: who is lying and who's not, because when you're telling
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Speaker 2: the truth, you don't get upset. You just don't. You know, mom, Donnie.
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Speaker 2: When you ask him to denounce sharia law or to
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Speaker 2: denounce you know, child brides, or to denounce and he
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Speaker 2: doesn't do it, you don't have to ask him why
21:42
Speaker 2: he's not doing it. You know why he's not because
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Speaker 2: he supports it. If you're not willing to denounce something
21:49
Speaker 2: and you're not willing to say sorry, that's not okay
21:53
Speaker 2: in my book, or I don't know anything about that,
21:56
Speaker 2: but what you're telling me sounds horrible. I mean, why
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Speaker 2: aren't we able to get behind the fact that child
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Speaker 2: brides are a bad thing, you know, pedophilia in the
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Speaker 2: Islamic culture. These young boys that stand around and dance
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Speaker 2: for older men and they throw money at them. That
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Speaker 2: feels a little weird to me, I don't know. And
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Speaker 2: then you have these child brides, which I talk about
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Speaker 2: all the time because I don't think we can talk
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Speaker 2: about it enough, and nobody wants nobody wants to address it.
22:25
Speaker 2: Problem is, we got the Ditty trial going on right now.
22:29
Speaker 2: What's the Didty trial about?
22:30
Speaker 1: Oh?
22:30
Speaker 2: I know, perversion, pedophilia, trapping people in, trapping people, having
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Speaker 2: them at these parties, making them do things, feeding them drugs.
22:39
Speaker 2: It is a culture of debauchery. And it all circles
22:42
Speaker 2: back to the same thing. Whether we're talking about these
22:46
Speaker 2: radical groups and I'll say them again because it bears
22:49
Speaker 2: repeating BLM, Antifa, Free Palestine, the George Floyd movement, the looting,
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Speaker 2: all of it, it's all the same thing, no accountability,
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Speaker 2: nobody wants to talk about it. You know what I
23:05
Speaker 2: saw on every channel today. I saw everybody talking about
23:09
Speaker 2: Jeff Bezos and Laurence Sanchez getting married. Two people who
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Speaker 2: have more money than God got married in Italy. Good
23:18
Speaker 2: for you, congratulations. You know what's really interesting about that,
23:23
Speaker 2: A bunch of liberal assholes flew over there, the same
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Speaker 2: ones that are telling you that we need to pay
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Speaker 2: carbon credits and we have to go green, and their
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Speaker 2: climate activists took their private jets over to Italy to
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Speaker 2: go to a billion dollar wedding Why don't the rules
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Speaker 2: that they espouse to love so much apply to them?
23:48
Speaker 2: No accountability. Everything comes back to the same no accountability.
23:55
Speaker 2: Men rape young girls in England. Kuer Starmer allows it.
23:58
Speaker 2: No accountability. People loot, they take iPhones, they take sneakers,
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Speaker 2: they take backpacks, they take clothes, and they loot the
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Speaker 2: most expensive stores and then they sell it online. Why
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Speaker 2: do they do it? No accountability. We send humanitarian aid
24:14
Speaker 2: over to the West Bank to feed the people that
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Speaker 2: are stuck in Gaza held by Hamas shot. If they
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Speaker 2: dare to come and try to get something to feed
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Speaker 2: their children, or water, clean water, why did they do it?
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Speaker 2: No accountability. This is the first thing that I've seen
24:35
Speaker 2: with these three men from these three divisions of our
24:38
Speaker 2: government coming out and saying we're done, and you're done,
24:43
Speaker 2: and we're coming for you. And here's a website where
24:46
Speaker 2: you can send all your evidence, and here's a phone
24:48
Speaker 2: number where you can call and talk to us. We're
24:51
Speaker 2: coming for you, and suddenly everything stopped. Isn't that curious
25:01
Speaker 2: if we don't start to push our elected representatives to
25:06
Speaker 2: knock off this ridiculous, woke response to the amount of
25:14
Speaker 2: utter nonsense that we see in our day to day society,
25:19
Speaker 2: whether it's these idiots taking over, you know, these universities
25:24
Speaker 2: throughout the United States, especially here in New York. It's ridiculous,
25:28
Speaker 2: and these encampments and then saying bring us fit, we're hungry. No,
25:33
Speaker 2: not bringing you anything, starve. You are illegally infiltrating a
25:38
Speaker 2: building that does not belong to you. It belongs to
25:40
Speaker 2: every student who paid their tuition this semester who currently
25:44
Speaker 2: can't get in because you said they can't, and the
25:47
Speaker 2: school won't take action because they're bored. Somebody somewhere said
25:52
Speaker 2: it's okay, and what does that mean? No accountability. We
25:58
Speaker 2: just keep going back to this thing. It's infuriating. So
26:04
Speaker 2: now here's to my fun topic of the day. Not fun,
26:07
Speaker 2: but I feel like a lot of people could commiserate
26:10
Speaker 2: with this. I was taking Amtrak back home from the
26:14
Speaker 2: city yesterday and it's a mob train, right, everybody's panicking
26:19
Speaker 2: the platforms and the track change and running around. It's
26:24
Speaker 2: I don't know what's happening. Okay, So I'm on the train,
26:27
Speaker 2: I sit down, I'm working. Train is every seat is
26:31
Speaker 2: taken and the woman across the aisle from me takes
26:34
Speaker 2: out a salad. Now, I don't really understand eating a
26:38
Speaker 2: full meal on a train. I just I don't know,
26:42
Speaker 2: Maybe it's me. I just think it's really odd. You
26:45
Speaker 2: want to have a drink, You want to have some
26:47
Speaker 2: crackers and some pretzels. Okay, I can get behind that,
26:51
Speaker 2: But I mean people are pulling out steaks and sandwiches
26:54
Speaker 2: and hogis, and what in God's great name are you doing.
26:58
Speaker 2: You're sitting on Amtrak or some kind of transit. You've
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Speaker 2: got a bacteria elating tray that's coming from the back
27:06
Speaker 2: of a seat that God knows how many people sat
27:08
Speaker 2: on it, and you know, sure as hell they are
27:09
Speaker 2: not cleaning these seats. But she sat down and she
27:13
Speaker 2: took her food out, and I have to tell you,
27:15
Speaker 2: I have I don't know if this was a salad
27:17
Speaker 2: just full of onions, and the whole training car smelled
27:21
Speaker 2: like onions. It's ninety five degrees, the air conditioning's not working,
27:27
Speaker 2: and you just took out a bowl full of onions.
27:30
Speaker 2: Why why would you do that? You do not know
27:34
Speaker 2: how bad that smells. And we're all here, we're all
27:37
Speaker 2: trapped in your dinner, and I'm just like, does nobody
27:41
Speaker 2: have any like kouth. I would just never do that,
27:46
Speaker 2: not because I can or I can't, just because it's
27:48
Speaker 2: just not nice. But again, it's that mentality I can
27:52
Speaker 2: do it, somebody want to, I mean me, I don't know,
27:55
Speaker 2: maybe because you have manners. So just when I thought
27:59
Speaker 2: that this was the most marble thing, the guy in
28:01
Speaker 2: front of her, my hands to God, takes out a
28:04
Speaker 2: tray of sushi. I'm like, okay, so you're gonna eat
28:09
Speaker 2: raw fish on an Amtrak chain. You haven't washed your hands. Okay,
28:14
Speaker 2: I'm done. I'm tapping out, you know. And I say
28:18
Speaker 2: nothing because there's nothing to say, like, hey, how you
28:22
Speaker 2: doing That's disgusting? Why are you doing that? These are
28:26
Speaker 2: the things that mystify me about present society. I just
28:32
Speaker 2: have to wonder why people act like this. I gotta
28:35
Speaker 2: tell you, I certainly don't know. It is a mystery
28:38
Speaker 2: to me. And every day I see something else where,
28:41
Speaker 2: I'm like, man, that guy's a real moron or that
28:44
Speaker 2: girl's an idiot. And that's why I always say every day.
28:47
Speaker 2: I said it to the present of my network this morning,
28:48
Speaker 2: I said, I hate everybody equally. They're all out to
28:52
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