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Iran Assassination Plot or FBI Setup? (Ep.57) · V

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Speaker 1: Good morning and welcome to Bungie in a Report Early Edition.
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Speaker 1: We have a lot to get to today on this
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Speaker 1: Friday morning. The FBI is accused of setting up the
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Speaker 1: latest Iran plot against Trump. Men accused of murdering and
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Speaker 1: raping a 12-year-old girl are being investigated for links to
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Speaker 1: the Tren de Aragua Venezuelan gang. Tim Walz confirms that
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Speaker 1: he lied about being in Hong Kong during the Tiananmen
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Speaker 1: Square massacre. Tim Walz also reportedly lied about his intro
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Speaker 1: into politics. Alejandro Mayorkas says FEMA is all out of cash.
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Speaker 1: Pete Buttigieg bans drones over the hurricane disaster zone. Biden
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Speaker 1: forgets there even was a hurricane. And Disney's Snow White
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Speaker 1: actress says her character won't be described as white. All
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Speaker 1: this on Bongina Report Early Edition. The FBI is now
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Speaker 1: accused of setting up the latest so-called Iranian plot to
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Speaker 1: kill Trump. Yes, according to a report yesterday from author
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Speaker 1: and journalist Lee Smith, the entire plot to kill Trump
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Speaker 1: from Asif Murshid was hatched by none other than the
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Speaker 1: FBI itself. Now, disclaimer before we get into this, everything
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Speaker 1: that has to do with the feds, especially something like
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Speaker 1: a plot to kill Donald Trump, is murky, lots of inferences,
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Speaker 1: nothing is set in stone. So I'm just going to
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Speaker 1: start by going over what Lee is contending, and then
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Speaker 1: we'll talk a little bit more about it. We'll get
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Speaker 1: a little deeper into it. So last month, the DOJ
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Speaker 1: announced that it had charged Asif Murshid, a Pakistani national
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Speaker 1: with supposed ties to Iran, in connection to a plot
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Speaker 1: to assassinate Trump. Murshid entered the country in April and
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Speaker 1: was arrested on July 12th. as he prepared to leave
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Speaker 1: the country. And according to Fox correspondent Bill Malujan, the
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Speaker 1: FBI arranged his entry into the U.S. I repeat, the
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Speaker 1: FBI arranged his entry into the U.S. According to Malujan,
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Speaker 1: the sponsor for Merchant's parole was the FBI's Dallas office
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Speaker 1: for security interests. Malujan's sources told him the FBI had
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Speaker 1: intelligence on Marchant before he arrived in the U.S. and
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Speaker 1: needed him to physically come into the U.S. to develop
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Speaker 1: a case on him and arrest him, and that if
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Speaker 1: they had arrested him at customs, they wouldn't have been
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Speaker 1: able to gather the evidence and information about his plot.
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Speaker 1: But to date, there's little evidence, according to Lee, that
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Speaker 1: the FBI developed a case based on intelligence collected before
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Speaker 1: Marchant's entry. Rather, writes Lee, it seems more likely that
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Speaker 1: the FBI imported a terrorist entrapment target for the purpose
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Speaker 1: of fabricating a plot. Now, former FBI agent turned whistleblower
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Speaker 1: Steve Friend says, the Bureau's playbook is pretty simple. Identify
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Speaker 1: a vulnerable person, establish fake friendships, and undercover agents and informants,
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Speaker 1: encourage him to agree to commit a terrorist act he
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Speaker 1: is otherwise incapable of committing, and then arrest him. According
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Speaker 1: to Lee, There isn't even evidence of Murshant's ties to Iran.
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Speaker 1: In the affidavit, the arresting agent cites his experience working
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Speaker 1: on investigations related to Iran and the Quds Force. But
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Speaker 1: all that connects Murshant to Iran is the fact that
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Speaker 1: he has a wife and family there, as well as
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Speaker 1: another wife and family in Pakistan. He traveled to Iran
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Speaker 1: before coming to the U.S., but there's no indication of
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Speaker 1: what he did there, who he met with, how the
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Speaker 1: plot originated, or on whose behalf it was to be executed.
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Speaker 1: And what's really fascinating, this is a report from The
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Speaker 1: War Room's Natalie Winders, the Pentagon really recently revised domestic
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Speaker 1: work guidelines, including on assassinations. In 2020, the Pentagon said,
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Speaker 1: under no circumstances shall any DOD component or DOD employee
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Speaker 1: engage in or conspire to engage in assassination. But in 2024,
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Speaker 1: the Pentagon says no DoD civilian employee or member of
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Speaker 1: the armed forces will engage in or conspire to engage
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Speaker 1: in assassination. So the revised 2024 language leaves open the
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Speaker 1: possibility that DoD contractors can conspire to engage in assassination.
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Speaker 1: And it's also odd they took out the language under
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Speaker 1: no circumstances.
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Speaker 2: Why take that out?
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Speaker 1: The even bigger question is, why would the FBI invent
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Speaker 1: a plot to kill Trump? Lee suggests two things. First,
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Speaker 1: by claiming the Iranians are responsible for this effort, I'm sorry,
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Speaker 1: by claiming the Iranians are responsible for this effort, deflects
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Speaker 1: attention from the fact that the real two would-be assassins,
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Speaker 1: Crooks and Ryan Ralph, are Democratic Party supporters. And the
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Speaker 1: second is that it boosts FBI statistics. And this is
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Speaker 1: a quote from Lee. He says, If they had just
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Speaker 1: been aware of some sort of a plot and brought
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Speaker 1: it to light, then it would have been a disruption
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Speaker 1: of domestic terrorist plot. But because they arrested him, it's dismantlement,
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Speaker 1: which is a very rare and very valuable statistic. Now,
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Speaker 1: Lee states that Iran definitely has it out for Trump,
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Speaker 1: but it seems that this most recent Iranian plot to
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Speaker 1: kill Trump was hatched by the FBI. And you guys
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Speaker 1: all know that I'm not even sure there is an
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Speaker 1: Iranian plot at all. Sure, they may be wanting to
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Speaker 1: kill Trump, but are they even a formidable threat against him?
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Speaker 1: By all accounts, Iran wants nothing to do with war
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Speaker 1: with America. Lots of people hate Trump. Is Iran the
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Speaker 1: greatest threat here? What Lee's report seems to suggest is
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Speaker 1: that the real threat is our own government fabricating assassination
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Speaker 1: plots to benefit their numbers, perhaps justify U.S. war with Iran,
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Speaker 1: and even more sinister yet, deflect from themselves. Remember that
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Speaker 1: Ryan Routh has all the hallmarks of an intelligence asset.
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Speaker 1: The guy was arrested over 70 times, but spent no
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Speaker 1: time behind bars, organizing visa scams and recruiting Taliban fighters.
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Speaker 1: The DHS then refuses to investigate him. There are powerful
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Speaker 1: people who want us at war with Iran because it
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Speaker 1: feeds the war machine. It certainly is in Israel's national interests.
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Speaker 1: But even worse, this report from Lee suggests to me
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Speaker 1: that the feds are deflecting, deflecting from their role in
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Speaker 1: leaving Trump vulnerable with limited security, perhaps deflecting from the
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Speaker 1: fact that they sicked one of their assets on him.
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Speaker 1: It's possible. Again, this is all alleged. We're speculating because
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Speaker 1: things are very murky. But what I can tell you
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Speaker 1: is This is not straightforward. Things are very strange about
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Speaker 1: both of these assassination attempts by the so-called Iranian plot
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Speaker 1: to kill Trump. What we do know is that the
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Speaker 1: people who tried to stage a coup against Trump with
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Speaker 1: the Russia collusion hoax and who got the Hunter Biden
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Speaker 1: laptop story suppressed ahead of the 2020 election is our
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Speaker 1: federal government, not Iran. The men that thus far have
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Speaker 1: gotten close to killing Trump American Democrats, not Iranians. We
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Speaker 1: have to follow the facts before jumping on a narrative
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Speaker 1: like Iran is behind it all when we know that
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Speaker 1: powerful people in our government want Trump gone and have
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Speaker 1: for a very long time. Now, yesterday, Tucker Carlson released
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Speaker 1: new footage of the Trump assassination attempt from Butler. This
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Speaker 1: is really incredible footage, very disturbing footage.
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Speaker 3: Take a look.
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Speaker 2: And look what happened.
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Speaker 4: To our country.
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Speaker 2: Probably 20 million people.
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Speaker 5: And you know, that's a little bit old, that church.
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Speaker 2: Get the fuck out of my house! Move!
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Speaker 1: Now, what's so striking about that footage, I mean, first
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Speaker 1: of all, the chaos of that event and the way
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Speaker 1: that Trump was able to calm the crowd despite just
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Speaker 1: the insanity that had ensued that you can see on
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Speaker 1: full display in that video. But the warnings. that people
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Speaker 1: were giving to authorities about Crooks. Say, he's on the roof,
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Speaker 1: he's on the roof. Why did no one act? Why
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Speaker 1: hasn't the FBI been transparent in its investigation into this
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Speaker 1: assassination attempt? Again, we have to be clear about who
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Speaker 1: the suspects really are here. Who has been motivated to
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Speaker 1: take out Trump from the moment the election was called
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Speaker 1: for him in 2016? Who has tried to bankrupt and
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Speaker 1: throw him behind bars? Who has gotten him booted off
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Speaker 1: of social media and throttled the First Amendment so that
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Speaker 1: his supporters couldn't even discuss the rigged 2020 election that
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Speaker 1: intel officers interfered with. Who are the bad guys? Really
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Speaker 1: disturbing allegations that break down the entire mythos of America.
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Speaker 1: It makes you really point fingers at our own government.
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Speaker 1: Drop a comment though. I want to hear you guys' thoughts.
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Speaker 1: What do you think of the allegations against the FBI
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Speaker 1: and this potential Iran plot? Do you think Iran is
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Speaker 1: behind these assassination attempts on Trump? Do you think that
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Speaker 1: they're still trying to kill Trump? Do you think it's
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Speaker 1: something bigger and broader? I'd love to hear what you
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Speaker 1: guys think. We're going to take a quick break. When
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Speaker 1: we return though, We are going to get into the
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Speaker 1: border crisis and I'm going to update you guys on
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Speaker 1: the horrific rape and murder of a 12 year old
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Speaker 1: girl by two illegal Venezuelan men. Authorities have some really
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Speaker 1: interesting allegations against them. So stay tuned. Shout out to
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Speaker 1: We're going to now turn to the illegal immigration crisis.
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Speaker 1: The two Venezuelan men accused of the brutal murder and
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Speaker 1: rape of a 12 year old girl in Houston were
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Speaker 1: are being investigated for possible links to the infamous Friend
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Speaker 1: de Aragua Venezuelan gang. In June, 22-year-old Johan Jose Martinez
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Speaker 1: Rangel and 26-year-old Franklin Jose Pena Ramos, both of whom
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Speaker 1: were illegal, allegedly lured a 12-year-old girl under a bridge
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Speaker 1: after she stopped at a convenience store. The men allegedly
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Speaker 1: stripped her, bound her wrists and ankles, and sexually assaulted her,
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Speaker 1: for hours, and the 12-year-old child was strangled to death
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Speaker 1: and her body was tossed in a bayou. Apparently, the
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Speaker 1: investigation into the men's ties to Tren de Aragua is
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Speaker 1: in part due to their social media accounts. Gangs frequently
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Speaker 1: use certain hand gestures and emojis to identify themselves, and
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Speaker 1: the two alleged killers posted content and had emojis in
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Speaker 1: their bios that are associated with the Tren de Aragua gang.
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Speaker 1: The murder and rape of this child was bad enough,
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Speaker 1: but to know that it could have been committed by
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Speaker 1: men associated with a vast, sprawling criminal network that Kamala
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Speaker 1: Harris and Joe Biden allowed, along with other blue cities,
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Speaker 1: to flourish in this country adds a disturbing new layer
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Speaker 1: to the crime. Do y'all remember that soundbite of Tim
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Speaker 1: Walz saying that he would build a ladder to get
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Speaker 1: around the border wall? Apparently, he said it more than once.
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Speaker 1: I want you guys to take a listen to this.
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Speaker 6: I would say this, that I just am waiting to
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Speaker 6: find out how high that wall is, because then if
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Speaker 6: it's 30 foot tall, you can go invest in the
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Speaker 6: 35 foot ladder.
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Speaker 2: There's money to be.
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Speaker 3: Made here, you know.
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Speaker 1: There's money to be made here. Joking about enabling illegal
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Speaker 1: immigration in this country.
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Speaker 4: Why?
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Speaker 1: What American leader doesn't respect our laws, delights in devaluing
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Speaker 1: American labor, and doesn't care that innocent people like that
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Speaker 1: 12-year-old child are falling victim to an invasion of murderers
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Speaker 1: and rapists. And I'm not just saying that. Remember the
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Speaker 1: DHS numbers. Tens of thousands of convicted illegal murderers are
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Speaker 1: roaming free in this country. And when Trump suggests building
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Speaker 1: a wall to secure the border, Tim Walz laughs about
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Speaker 1: helping illegals get around it. Now, of course, like Kamala,
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Speaker 1: Tim Walz is claiming that he wants border security. And
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Speaker 1: I'm starting to notice a pattern with Tim Walz and Kamala.
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Speaker 1: No one really knows what they stand for, who they are.
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Speaker 1: Remember during the debate when Tim Walz doubled down on
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Speaker 1: his claim that he was in Hong Kong during the
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Speaker 1: Tiananmen Square massacre, even though contemporaneous reports said otherwise? Here's
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Speaker 1: a refresher of what he said during the debate.
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Speaker 5: The question was, can you explain the discrepancy?
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Speaker 6: All I said on this was, is I got there
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Speaker 6: that summer and misspoke on this. So I will just,
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Speaker 6: that's what I've said. So I was in Hong Kong
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Speaker 6: and China during the democracy protests went in. And from that,
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Speaker 6: I learned a lot of what needed to be in governance.
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Speaker 1: Really awkward moment. He was really there. Why doesn't he
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Speaker 1: just say it with his chest? But instead, he looks
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Speaker 1: really nervous. It was probably the worst, lowest point for
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Speaker 1: either candidate in the debate. And before that response, he
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Speaker 1: had deflected the question by going on a two-minute rant
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Speaker 1: about his life story. and then had to actually answer
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Speaker 1: it very awkwardly when CBS actually followed up and said, okay, moderator,
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Speaker 1: what is the deal here? Were you there or were
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Speaker 1: you not there? Well, now he's changed his tune from
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Speaker 1: the debate night. I want you to listen to an
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Speaker 1: interview that he gave yesterday.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, look, I have my dates wrong. I was in
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Speaker 6: Hong Kong in China in 1989. That That move from
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Speaker 6: Hong Kong into China, it was profound for me. That
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Speaker 6: was the summer of democracy. I said it's where I
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Speaker 6: understood how sacred democracy was. It's what encouraged me about
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Speaker 6: 15 back and forth with my students, taking them to
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Speaker 6: China to to understand both, first of all, the culture,
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Speaker 6: but also to teach Chinese students about democracy. That was
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Speaker 6: part of it. I was one of the first group
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Speaker 6: of high school students. There weren't a lot of times
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Speaker 6: that there were high school teachers in there that you
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Speaker 6: could teach in a Chinese high school. And so you've
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Speaker 6: seen me. These teachers see me. I speak like everybody
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Speaker 6: else speaks. I need to be clear.
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Speaker 7: I will tell you that.
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Speaker 1: He misspoke. He misspoke all throughout his political career and
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Speaker 1: during the debate on Tuesday. No, he didn't misspeak. He lied.
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Speaker 1: He lied about being in China during the Tiananmen Square Massacre.
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Speaker 1: Repeating a brazen falsehood for years isn't an example of misspeaking.
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Speaker 1: It is lying. And this is something Tim Walz does
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Speaker 1: quite often. He lied about using IVF for some reason.
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Speaker 1: Lied about his military service. He also apparently lied about
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Speaker 1: why he entered politics. Tim Walz has long claimed that
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Speaker 1: he and two of his students attended a campaign rally
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Speaker 1: on for President George W. Bush as an educational experience.
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Speaker 1: But Wallace says that all three of them were denied
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Speaker 1: entry upon event staffers noticing a John Kerry sticker on
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Speaker 1: one of the students' wallet. There's a few problems with
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Speaker 1: this story, according to a really great report from Gabe
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Speaker 1: Kaminsky in the Washington Examiner. First, Wallace has said that
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Speaker 1: he and the two students were denied entry to the
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Speaker 1: rally due to the John Kerry sticker on one of
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Speaker 1: the students' wallets. But sources confirm that Walsh actually was
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Speaker 1: admitted while the teenagers were not allowed in due to
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Speaker 1: prior confrontations with the Bush campaign. Second, Walsh claimed that
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Speaker 1: the teens were his students, but they weren't. That's confirmed.
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Speaker 1: They were not. One attended a different school and the
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Speaker 1: other never took a class with Tim Walsh. Both, however,
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Speaker 1: later volunteered for Tim Walsh's political campaigns. Walsh also framed
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Speaker 1: the rally denial as the moment that spurred him to
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Speaker 1: enter politics, but evidence shows that Walsh was politically active
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Speaker 1: before the event, including protesting at a Bush rally days
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Speaker 1: earlier with a sign supporting John Kerry. And maybe this
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Speaker 1: story doesn't matter to most Americans.
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Speaker 4: So what?
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Speaker 1: Who cares? They weren't really his students, and who cares
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Speaker 1: if the boys weren't denied because of a John Kerry sticker?
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Speaker 1: This thing happened all the way back in 2004. But
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Speaker 1: I think it does matter. It illustrates that Tim Walz
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Speaker 1: is a serial liar. There's nothing about this man's life
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Speaker 1: that he isn't willing to lie about. And do we
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Speaker 1: really want somebody like that running the country so dishonest
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Speaker 1: about even simple life events that he's had? Can we
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Speaker 1: even imagine what he would do if he was in power,
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Speaker 1: the level of power of the vice presidency? We're going
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Speaker 1: to come back to Hurricane Helene and discuss that. We'll
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Speaker 1: also discuss some more really disturbing corruption, falsehoods perpetuating around
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Speaker 1: this event. And I think maybe it is a sign
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Speaker 1: that Tim Walz is among like-minded people when it comes
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Speaker 1: to the Democratic Party. But I want you guys to
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Speaker 1: listen to Alejandro Mayorkas discuss FEMA's hurricane preparedness three months ago. Remember,
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Speaker 1: this is three months ago.
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Speaker 4: FEMA is tremendously prepared. This is what we do.
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Speaker 1: Okay, tremendously prepared. Now I want you to take a
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Speaker 1: listen to Mayorkas yesterday.
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Speaker 4: We are meeting the immediate needs with the money that
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Speaker 4: we have. We are expecting another hurricane hitting. We do
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Speaker 4: not have the funds. FEMA does not have the funds
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Speaker 4: to make it through the season.
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Speaker 8: This all comes as the Biden-Harris administration spent over a
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Speaker 8: billion dollars from a FEMA program on services for migrants.
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Speaker 1: $ 640 million this year to illegals. And now Mayorkas is
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Speaker 1: saying they have no money to help the hurricane victims.
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Speaker 1: And you all know what they're going to do. Congress,
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Speaker 1: what they're going to say, who they're going to blame
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Speaker 1: this on. Congress won't come together and give us the money.
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Speaker 1: It's all Congress's fault. And I enjoy hating on Congress
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Speaker 1: just as much as the next guy, but FEMA has
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Speaker 1: had more than enough money. The issue here is that
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Speaker 1: our system is bloated and broken and run by people
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Speaker 1: who do not prioritize Americans and arguably actually hate Americans.
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Speaker 1: This is a report from a local CBS station in
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Speaker 1: North Carolina. It's been over a week and a thousand
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Speaker 1: people Federal troops in North Carolina are yet to be
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Speaker 1: deployed for rescue and recovery efforts for Hurricane Helene. Why?
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Speaker 1: Per Federalist CEO Sean Davis, FEMA Region 4 and Democrat
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Speaker 1: North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper haven't even written up the
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Speaker 1: mission orders that the troops need in order to be deployed.
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Speaker 1: So those troops... are just sitting around twiddling their thumbs.
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Speaker 1: So it's not just money. It's almost like weaponized inaction.
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Speaker 1: And that's why private citizens, like the man in the
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Speaker 1: video I shared with you all yesterday, are organizing and
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Speaker 1: orchestrating rescues on their own. But the federal government is
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Speaker 1: is stopping them. Here's what U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete
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Speaker 1: Buttigieg said just a couple days ago.
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Speaker 3: Our goal is to make sure that funding is no
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Speaker 3: obstacle to very quickly getting people the relief that they
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Speaker 3: need and deserve. There's also some safety issues that come up.
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Speaker 3: For example, temporary flight restrictions to make sure that the
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Speaker 3: airspace is clear for any flights or drone activity that
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Speaker 3: might be involved in helping to allow those emergency responders
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Speaker 3: to do their job.
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Speaker 1: And the caption of this video from the Department of
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Speaker 1: Transportation reads, drone pilots, do not fly your drone near
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Speaker 1: or around rescue and recovery efforts for Hurricane Helene. Interfering
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Speaker 1: with emergency response operations impacts search and rescue operations on
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Speaker 1: the ground. What is the reason for this? How does
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Speaker 1: it interfere? They're saving people while the government isn't. There
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Speaker 1: are reports that really no one is out searching for
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Speaker 1: the stranded individuals in the rural areas other than private citizens.
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Speaker 1: Complete inaction from our federal government. So why prevent regular
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Speaker 1: people from doing the searching themselves? Sean Davis writes, you
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Speaker 1: have a moral obligation to ignore this regime, which is
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Speaker 1: doing nothing to rescue people while threatening to arrest anyone
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Speaker 1: who helps. This is an evil regime. And he's right.
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Speaker 1: In times like this, we have a moral obligation to
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Speaker 1: ignore our corrupted agencies. There's no good excuse for preventing
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Speaker 1: people from searching for those stranded. Jack Posobiec interviewed the
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Speaker 1: vice president of My Patriot Supply, which is a really
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Speaker 1: great company. They provide emergency preparedness and survival supplies, which
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Speaker 1: seems pretty useful at a time like this. And he
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Speaker 1: said that they're having issues with partners unable to get
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Speaker 1: supplies in North Carolina because they don't have FEMA permissions.
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Speaker 1: Take a listen.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, that's some of the reports that I received through
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Speaker 9: some of my contacts who are trying to provide assistance.
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Speaker 9: You know, we're trying to get some long term emergency
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Speaker 9: water to the people in North Carolina. And they're being
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Speaker 9: told that they need special requirements from FEMA in order
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Speaker 9: to enter these certain areas. And so we're trying to
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Speaker 9: find the workarounds for that. But those are some of
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Speaker 9: the reports that I've been getting in. And we're trying
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Speaker 9: to find different ways in which we can get this
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Speaker 9: product to those who desperately need it. But yes, we
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Speaker 9: are being blocked in some places that are just simply
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Speaker 9: blocking us from providing that assistance.
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Speaker 1: And what's going on here? The best explanation that I
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Speaker 1: have heard so far is that other than government incompetence
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Speaker 1: and the dwindling funds thanks to the illegal migrant crisis,
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Speaker 1: certain companies, often selected through favoritism or political connections, are
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Speaker 1: prioritized for supplying goods and services during emergencies like hurricanes.
22:53
Speaker 1: These companies get lucrative government contracts, and in return, officials,
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Speaker 1: decision makers, receive kickbacks, meaning financial incentives or other favors.
23:03
Speaker 1: And as a result, the relief efforts are less about
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Speaker 1: getting immediate help to people in need and more about
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Speaker 1: ensuring that these contracted companies profit. It's about money. It's corruption.
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Speaker 1: Drop a comment, give me your best explanation, but that's
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Speaker 1: what I think is going on here. What other reason
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Speaker 1: would they have for not allowing help to get to
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Speaker 1: the people who are suffering and actually dying, stranded in
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Speaker 1: the middle of nowhere, unable to get out due to
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Speaker 1: the fallout of this disastrous hurricane crisis. Speaking of government corruption,
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Speaker 1: here is our President Joe Biden yesterday being asked about
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Speaker 1: the hurricane, and his answer was truly, truly unbelievable. Take
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Speaker 1: a listen.
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Speaker 2: What does the storm zone need, Mr.
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Speaker 5: President?
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Speaker 4: What are the states in the storm zone? What do
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Speaker 4: they need after what you saw today?
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Speaker 6: Oh, in the storm zone?
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Speaker 3: Yes, sir.
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Speaker 6: I don't know what storm they're talking about.
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Speaker 2: They're getting everything they need.
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Speaker 9: They're very happy.
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Speaker 2: It's off the board.
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Speaker 1: He didn't know what storm the reporter was talking about?
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Speaker 4: What?
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Speaker 1: And he said this as he was.
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Speaker 1: At the disaster zone, talking to people about, he's literally
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Speaker 1: visiting the crisis and saying he doesn't know what storm
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Speaker 1: the reporter's talking about.
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Speaker 8: What?
24:33
Speaker 1: And then he says that people are very happy across
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Speaker 1: the board. They've got everything they need. Obviously that's not true.
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Speaker 1: Even if they had everything they needed provided by the government,
24:43
Speaker 1: which they don't, these people are devastated and traumatized. Some
24:46
Speaker 1: of them are still trapped and waiting for rescue. Who
24:50
Speaker 1: is running the country? Is it Kamala? Because here's Kamala.
24:54
Speaker 1: Here's Kamala passing out food yesterday or a couple days ago.
24:56
Speaker 1: If you're listening. Passing out food and she's smiling. Lots
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Speaker 1: of niceties. Don't go with that, Mikey. A lot of
25:13
Speaker 1: people are applauding her for this. Oh, isn't it wonderful
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Speaker 1: and compassionate? No, this is a photo op. This is
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Speaker 1: a photo op. We don't need Kamala to be performatively
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Speaker 1: passing out food. We need helicopters reaching people. We need
25:31
Speaker 1: citizens at least permitted to join the search that FEMA
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Speaker 1: has literally admitted that it doesn't have the money to do.
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Speaker 1: We need people rebuilding these communities that have been destroyed,
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Speaker 1: putting infrastructure back in place. We need Kamala to be
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Speaker 1: a leader, not stage photo ops. And obviously things aren't
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Speaker 1: going well. We're seeing reports from the ground, even though
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Speaker 1: they're preventing reporters from actually going in and taking a
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Speaker 1: look at the devastation, which is also odd. But the
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Speaker 1: firsthand accounts that we're seeing are horrible and devastating. And
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Speaker 1: Kamala is just passing out food. This is not a
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Speaker 1: win situation. That's a photo op. She's not doing her job.
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Speaker 1: So really interesting. I want to share a really interesting video.
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Speaker 1: I want to share with you all. This is Obama
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Speaker 1: blasting Bush for not immediately visiting New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina.
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Speaker 1: Take a listen.
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Speaker 7: New Orleans and the Gulf Coast extended their hand for help.
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Speaker 7: Help was not there. We can talk about levees that
26:36
Speaker 7: couldn't hold about a FEMA that seemed not just incompetent,
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Speaker 7: but paralyzed and powerless about a president who only saw
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Speaker 7: the people from the window of an airplane instead of
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Speaker 7: down here on the ground. Trying to provide comfort and aid.
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Speaker 8: Okay, fine.
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Speaker 1: Take a guess. How long do you guys think, drop
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Speaker 1: a comment, did Bush wait? How long did he wait
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Speaker 1: to visit Hurricane Katrina? Three days. How long did Biden wait?
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Speaker 2: Seven. A week.
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Speaker 1: This should be a monumental scandal for the Biden-Kamala regime.
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Speaker 1: FEMA's out of money yet spends $ 640 million on illegals
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Speaker 1: in one year. This is a huge, huge scandal. But
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Speaker 1: no one in the media cares. There's no outrage. Because
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Speaker 1: it's Democrats who are in charge right now. And because
27:31
Speaker 1: the people affected are overwhelmingly white. And I'm going to
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Speaker 1: come back to that point, that last point in a second.
27:37
Speaker 1: But first I want to get to our last story here.
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Speaker 1: You'll remember who Rachel Zegler is. She's the Latina actress
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Speaker 1: playing Snow White in the upcoming season. Disney live action remake.
27:47
Speaker 1: And to jog your memories, she went viral a while
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Speaker 1: back for essentially saying that the original Snow White story
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Speaker 1: is misogynistic and this new retelling will be much more progressive.
27:58
Speaker 1: Take a listen.
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Speaker 6: You said you were bringing a modern edge to it
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Speaker 6: on stage.
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Speaker 4: What do you mean by that?
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Speaker 5: I just mean that it's no longer 1937, and we
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Speaker 5: absolutely wrote a Snow White.
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Speaker 1: She's not going to be saved by the prince.
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Speaker 5: She's not going to be saved by the prince, and
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Speaker 5: she's not going to be dreaming about true love. She's
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Speaker 5: dreaming about becoming the leader she knows she can be,
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Speaker 5: and the leader that her late father told her that
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Speaker 5: she could be if she was fearless, fair, brave, and true.
28:21
Speaker 5: And so it's just a really incredible story for, I think,
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Speaker 5: young people everywhere to.
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Speaker 1: See themselves in.
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Speaker 6: Snow White is running for president.
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Speaker 5: I'm launching my campaign.
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Speaker 1: So I don't know what she's describing there. It's certainly
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Speaker 1: not Snow White. It's a woke retelling of a classic tale,
28:40
Speaker 1: inserting feminism, which is really just cultural Marxism, into a
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Speaker 1: beloved Western story because the left can't let a piece
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Speaker 1: of art or culture coexist if it doesn't serve their
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Speaker 1: ideological goals. So they either have to remove from the
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Speaker 1: cultural embryo or defile. And in this case, they're defiling. Now,
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Speaker 1: Rachel rightfully received a lot of backlash for these comments.
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Speaker 1: And the release for the remake was pushed back to
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Speaker 1: 2025 because of all the controversy. But Rachel is now
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Speaker 1: coming out of the woodwork again to promote the movie.
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Speaker 1: And she sat down, because again, it's coming out very soon.
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Speaker 1: And she sat down for an interview with Variety this week.
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Speaker 1: And I'm going to read you an excerpt from this
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Speaker 1: article based on Variety's interview with Rachel. It says, As
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Speaker 1: for the line about skin as white as snow, Zekler
29:28
Speaker 1: reveals that the new film, has its own origin for
29:31
Speaker 1: her name. It fell back to another version of Snow
29:35
Speaker 1: White that was told in history, where she survived a
29:38
Speaker 1: snowstorm that occurred when she was a baby, says Zegler.
29:42
Speaker 1: And so the king and queen decide to name her
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Speaker 1: Snow White to remind her of her resilience. So skin
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Speaker 1: as white as snow is gone from the entire storyline.
29:52
Speaker 1: And of course, Rachel is an olive skin toned girl.
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Speaker 1: So I suppose this had to be done But I
29:59
Speaker 1: looked everywhere for this version of Snow White where she
30:01
Speaker 1: gets the name from raving a snowstorm, and I didn't
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Speaker 1: find it. Drop a comment. Tell me if you've seen
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Speaker 1: this version. I certainly haven't. And it got me thinking, why?
30:12
Speaker 1: Like Rachel, I'm half Hispanic. And I didn't need to
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Speaker 1: see a Hispanic girl in the Snow White role. I
30:18
Speaker 1: should have gone to a white girl. The story is
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Speaker 1: about a white woman. Not only is Snow White's skin
30:24
Speaker 1: always described as white, but it's a story that takes
30:27
Speaker 1: place in Germany. a country native to white people. You
30:32
Speaker 1: will know what would happen if the roles were reversed here.
30:34
Speaker 1: If a black or a brown character had their stated
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Speaker 1: skin color erased from the story, there would be outrage.
30:41
Speaker 1: Brothers Grimm described Snow White as having skin as white
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Speaker 1: as snow, lips as red as blood, and hair as
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Speaker 1: black as ebony. This imagery celebrates her beauty, emphasizing her
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Speaker 1: pale skin as something striking and beautiful. But it seems
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Speaker 1: Disney and the modern left have an issue with that description.
31:04
Speaker 1: Because in today's cultural landscape, white skin can't be viewed
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Speaker 1: as beautiful. The very word white has become problematic, associated
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Speaker 1: with evil. It's a dirty word today. And this rejection
31:18
Speaker 1: of whiteness goes beyond fairy tales. Leftists are not just
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Speaker 1: critical of Snow White's skin, they're openly celebrating online that
31:26
Speaker 1: racist white Trump supporters are are dying thanks to Hurricane Helene.
31:31
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris and FEMA say disaster relief should be prioritized
31:34
Speaker 1: for non-white people. The entire left-wing movement despises the idea
31:39
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump's message resonates with white Americans. According to them,
31:43
Speaker 1: it's one of the worst things about Trump. Left-wing pundits
31:46
Speaker 1: routinely cheer for the fact that white people will soon
31:50
Speaker 1: be a minority in America. They delight in the illegal
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Speaker 1: immigration crisis. knowing that it will shift the country's demographic balance,
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Speaker 1: even if the dangerous invasion results in the rapes of
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Speaker 1: little 12-year-old girls.
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Speaker 2: Why?
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Speaker 1: Why all this white hatred? Because they've made whiteness a
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Speaker 1: scapegoat for all societal ills. The left needs a boogeyman
32:16
Speaker 1: to justify their brand of race Marxism, and they've chosen
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Speaker 1: white people to play that part. Now, I believe beauty
32:24
Speaker 1: transcends skin tone. So does value. The only differences between
32:28
Speaker 1: people that are meaningful are theological, rooted in the soul,
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Speaker 1: not pigmentation. But the left needs a divide. They need
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Speaker 1: a group to blame. And white people have become that target.
32:42
Speaker 1: This isn't about justice or equality. It's about power, control,
32:46
Speaker 1: and the destruction of the nation's soul by fostering division.
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Speaker 1: So with that, I'll say something pretty bold. perhaps to
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Speaker 1: some shocking. White is beautiful, and Snow White should be
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Speaker 1: portrayed by a white actress. The hurricane victims deserve aid
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Speaker 1: from the federal government regardless of how much melanin they possess.
33:05
Speaker 1: And the browning of America in no way justifies the
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Speaker 1: illegal invasion that is devaluing labor, jeopardizing election integrity, wrecking
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Speaker 1: our infrastructure, draining our resources, and leaving our citizens vulnerable
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Speaker 1: to rape and murder. That is all I have for
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