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Ep.47 Newport Beach Takeover...it's war · The Orange Report with Kira Davis

• Kira Davis: Everybody. Well, welcome me back. I'm back. I'm back in California ⁓ after America two fifty. As you guys know, we were out of town last week. We went to DC. ⁓ to for America two fifty. Sorry, I'm just gonna retweet this. And ⁓ it was hot. It was as hot as everybody said it was. Nobody was exaggerating. Nobody was exaggerating. Nobody was making anything up. Nobody was nobody was telling you a fiction. It was freaking hot. It it that is probably the hottest I have ever experienced. And listen, I'm not a D I'm not a DC native, but I I pr kind of do qualify as a DC native. I spent my youth there. My dad's from there. I spent every summer there as a teenager. I'm pretty familiar with BC heat. And ⁓ now, in my, you know, to to be fair and in my defense, I'm a Californian now. I'm really soft. I'm very soft. So I don't like it too cold and I don't like it too warm now. I'm very sensitive. But that being said, I think I have a good respect for the heat. I spent a lot of time in Arizona as well. My in laws live there. ⁓ and what I experienced, what we experienced at America two fifty, was that's the hottest I have ever, ever experienced. That it was next level. And look, I'm already kind of super black pilled anyway, but whenever you hear people talking about like that giant weather machine, and isn't it funny that Trump keeps getting this extreme weather, it was so hot it did make you feel like something. was wrong. It didn't make sense. And then on July 5th, the next day, it was cool, breezy, about 90, 85, 90, which is like that's whole other. It was a hundred and seven at one point. Like it was ridiculous. But it w I had a we had a great time. We made we met a lot of great patriots there. And yes, it's true. I did get into a fight. I can tell you about it. I did I didn't have any video. ⁓ I mean, I was only there with my husband and he had to jump in to protect me mostly from myself. and I'm sure someone in line got that. So keep your eyes open. ⁓ but the Antifa chick that I was fighting, and like I literally did get into a fight, she ⁓ She was recording. So and she was like doing the thing where like, I'm recording you, you Nazi or whatever she was calling us. So maybe that's out there somewhere. So I'll tell you about that. But I just wanted to to give you the recap of ⁓ 250. And then we're gonna get into the Newport Beach thing, by the way. That popped off. I mean, it was really hard to stay on top of the news out here in California while you're in DC, because it was just that's what it was all the time. So I was shocked. to get back to my room and then see what had happened at New ⁓ at Newport Beach, you know, once we had calmed down from America 250. But I want to share my two fifty experience with you and then I'm going to get into the Newport Beach stuff. ⁓ and so Scott, if you want to head to my Instagram, maybe you could just play ⁓ some of the video from ⁓ that I posted from the ⁓ the two fifty celebration while I while I tell people about it. But yes, it was extremely hot. I'm we're in our fifties and we I'm thankful for my husband. My husband planned it right. We got there a couple of days early because he didn't want to get there in the rush and then we didn't leave until yesterday until Monday. Because he thought we would need a recovery day, which we did. We're in our fifties. And it was the kind of situation where if you were if you thought you were gonna go into DC and, you know, just hit every landmark and go do all the things, absolutely not. No, it wasn't that way. In fact One of the days we went, we ⁓ when we got there, we got there at like two and the the committee had ⁓ shut down the festival and told people to leave because of the extreme heat. They were gonna reopen the gates at five. And a lot of people you could tell were milling around trying to figure out what to do in the three hours. And some of them went, you know, tried to go into some local Smithsonians, but most of the Smithsonians were closed that day. And ⁓ just getting ready for the next day 'cause they were going to be open for the fourth. And so w there was a lot of people milling around and your initial thought is I don't want to leave. ⁓ it took me all of my ⁓ effort and energy to get out here. ⁓ and it's only three hours, but you really had to be humble about it. And we just were like, No, it's too hot even to walk around ⁓ Just to hit different local Smithsonians seemed like a bit much. So we went back to the hotel. Metro was great. Metro was DC looked great, you guys. It looked amazing. It doesn't look like that since I was a kid. And it looks even better than when I was a kid. It was clean. National Guard was posted up everywhere. They were at most of the metro stops that we were at. They were definitely all through downtown in the Smithsonian sector. But it was peaceful. We were walking around at night. People, families were walking around at night. I've never seen it like that. It was beautiful. It was calm. It was exactly what you would want your capital city to look like. I I was very, very impressed with what the city looked like. ⁓ but you did have to be humble about what you could do. And some people, you know, push it too far and they paid the price for it. But that day we went back that evening, we rode the Ferris wheel. We ⁓ we met a lot of great patriots. That was the other cool thing. It was so hot. Maybe I said this about the inauguration when it was so cold that the president had to cancel his outdoor walk. And I said I thought I thought I felt like God was doing him a favor. You know, I do think he would have got shot at if he had walked down Pennsylvania Avenue on inauguration day, but it was too cold and it drove the ceremony inside and it ended up being a really special thing. A really A bummer for the people who traveled there to see it, ⁓ with their own eyes, but it ended up being a real special thing. Well, in this case, yes, th it was a bummer that it was so hot, it definitely drove a lot of attendees away. But you know who also drove away? Antifa, the protesters. There was hardly anybody out. ⁓ I was worried that something might pop off. You know, we've been seeing all kinds ⁓ Hey, Plate, good to see you. I am fine. I'm about to tell you the story about getting Bum rushed by Antifa. But there was no the the pro it was too hot for the protesters. It was too hot for them. So, in that respect, it was cool you weren't running across a bunch of left-wing lunatics. ⁓ and all of the people that you were with, they were patriots too, right? Because the thing is, it it was so hot. If you were there at the state fair or on the mall at the the freedom stage. So the state fair was across the street, I think independence across Independence Avenue, right from the monument. Two separate entrances. So ⁓ the people that you saw that were partying at the stage where Trump was talking the other night, that was the freedom stage. That was across the street, right underneath the monument. And then across the street was the beginning of the state fair. That's where we stayed most of the time. We chose not to go over there because that really was it did look like a hassle. I mean, it was a weaving. It was we had to go through security checks. You had to go through bag checks. The lines were very long because of that. So we didn't do we didn't do that. But anyway, that was what was really cool. You didn't have Antiepa around, but everybody who was there wanted to be there. Because if you were there, you really wanted to be there. And so you were just with Patriots. And everyone you talked to, you felt like you could talk to them like a normal American. You could talk to them openly. You could be you could joke with them. You could talk about the president. You could talk about America and your love for America. ⁓ you know, I met so many great people from all over the place. And they were all over the city, by the way. That's the other thing. Don't let the pictures fool you. It was hot. It was so hot. And and but their people were places. They were just inside, and some of the people who chose and to stay off of the mall in the heat of the day were out in the city, enjoying Smithsonians, enjoying the bars and restaurants everywhere we went, every bar, every restaurant. My husband loves Loves that stuff. Everywhere we went, there were other Patriots there. It was it was I was like, this is how America's supposed to be. On the second night, my husband took me to Cafe Milano, a great spot in I think it's in Georgetown. And we happened to sit a couple of tables away from Jesse Waters and Johnny on the street. ⁓ and my husband loves Johnny on the street. He loves him. And, you know, I didn't want to bother them. Of course, as a member of the as a member of the independent media. And someone who shows up on Fox every now and then. I did, I really did want to go over and say hi. And I wanted to introduce myself and but they, you know, they were having dinner. I didn't want to interrupt. ⁓ but on the way out, my husband definitely did ⁓ tap Johnny on the shoulder and say, I'm really big fan of yours. And he said he told Jesse, ⁓ I like you too, but Johnny's my favorite. So we got to see them. That was super cool. And then when we were at ⁓ the the ⁓ state fair the next day, Literally, literally ran into Kevin Cork crossing one of the crosswalks. And Kevin I've never met personally. Jesse Waters is fun, but I've never been on TV with Jesse. You know, I like I'm a fan of Jesse Waters, but I have never been on his show. I've never been one of his guests. But Kevin, I've been on shows with all the time. And ⁓ and but we've only ever seen each other in the screen. So it was really cool. I was like, Kevin, and I was like looking at a mess, you know, just like sweaty, hair everywhere. ⁓ and I was like, you know, I'm Kira. I I just wanna say hi and it's good to see you. So we exchanged numbers and hopefully I'll, you know, be on with Kevin Cork again in the near future. Great to see you, Kevin. Thanks for being so gracious. And you look great, by the way. You look great, Kevin. You're looking good. ⁓ and he looked fresh. I don't know how he did that because I was I was dying. So we had a great time. That Paris wheel was amazing. We took the Ferris wheel and ended up getting to the top just as a projection was lighting up the monument. And what a cool thing to see. That also was really amazing. I will say that there were quite a few people who complained about the the freedom stage entrance. So the entrance at the mall, I think that would have been Fourteenth Street, Fourteenth In Independence, I think. And it and it really was it I mean it was people They told people they were not opening gates till five and people were lining up at noon and it was like a hundred and seven. People were suffering. There was no shade out there. Like I said, lines long. Everybody had to go through a bag tech and a metal detector sweep. So it just seemed miserable over there. And then when they closed, so ⁓ the thunderstorms rolled in towards the evening just before. the ⁓ festivities, the nighttime festivities were about to kick off. And so they kicked everybody out of the parks. Everybody you know, state fair and mall. They asked everybody to exit. And so again, there were people who were waiting, people who left. I heard we had a little bit of a wait to get back into the state fair portion of it. And it was inconvenient and we were guessing for quite a while, but we didn't go anywhere. We ref we refused. That's where I got into the fight coming to that. But I did want to say that it sounded like at the mall they were really having a much more difficult time. I talked to people later at the hotel walking down the street who were just very disappointed. They felt that it had been poorly organized over there. They, you know, weren't sure where to go when it was time to get back in. A lot of them were trying to get back in and couldn't because then not all of the entrances were open. I suspect what happened is a lot of those volunteers left when they closed the fair. So ⁓ It was what it was, but I want everyone to keep in mind that Congress was supposed to plan this. Congress plans these things, right? They were supposed to plan a 250th celebration. That should have been five years in the making. When Trump took office, he realized no one was planning anything. So he it took him a year to do what showed up there. I think for a year's planning for the biggest event in the country, I think what they had was great. ⁓ by the way, the military. Qu ⁓ the military ⁓ performers, military bands and choirs and performers they performed. Whoa. That's the best of the best, right there. That's the best of the best. ⁓ they were incredible. They were incredible. So that was what a blessing to be able to see them perform on the stage. Congratulations to everyone. It was so late on the fourth when we finally ⁓ you know, got back in and started up, but President Trump didn't skim. And it wasn't because he wanted to hear himself talk. He had a program and he had veterans there who were a hundred years old, a hundred and two years old, veterans who were waiting to ⁓ you know, have an appearance on stage and Trump presented them with flags and you know, we couldn't cut those guys. So it wasn't because of Trump's ego. He didn't cut anything because There were people who had waited all day to be honored on that stage and everyone got their honor. Everyone got their due. So to my mind, that was worth it too. To to wait. And it was very late when we finished up. So how'd I get into this fight? Well, ⁓ we were waiting in line to go back in. We weren't sure where we should go. After they kicked us out of the state fair, there was entrance gates right there. And across the street was one of the Smithsonians. And so a lot of people were sort of milling around. People were stort sort of starting to separate, milling around, but no one was sure. It was getting dark. And I told my husband, look, we have come this far. We cannot go. I mean, I'm tired. I'm sweaty. I would love to to go back to the hotel and get in the bed. But I was like, we cannot go. We came this far. We've got to fight it out. So we milled around and then we noticed a line forming. And ⁓ the guards sa indicated they weren't sure, but they indicated that that gate that we happened to be standing by, and remember they all not all of them opened again. Just that gate we happened to be standing by was gonna reopen. So people started forming a line and we were able to get up very close to the front. We just got in that line. And while we're standing in this line, because it was cooler and it was raining, some Antifa weirdos came out, right? Like now they can be comfortable in their degeneracy. So They came out, so there's a guy with a bullhorn, maybe he's in his fifties, and some like fat, gross chick with bad skin, the way all Antifa looks. Like she just looks like Antifa. And the guy had a bullhorn and he was screaming in people's faces, like with the bullhorn, just walking down this line and just going ⁓ language. This is a language warning. I'm not gonna curb my language, but Scott note to self if if you post this. Whenever you put the post this on other platforms, put a language warning on it. And I'll have to put an explicit warning on it when I publish it as a podcast. But ⁓ he's walking down the line and he's going, he's going, Fuck you, Nazis. You're a bunch of cuts. And she's you're a bunch of cunts. She's just going on, you're a cunt. And she gets right up in my face. You're a cunt. And in my defense, I might have had a cut water. before we got kicked out, right? I had waited all day to drink alcohol. Y'all know I don't really drink that much anymore, but I've been drinking through the month of month of July to celebrate so far. And so ⁓ I had waited all day to have a a drink and I finished the last sip and got a nice buzz on and right when they were like, evacuating the area. So I was already buzzed. And I just these people rolled up like that and and everyone was 'Cause everyone was a patriot there. Everyone was being calm, nice, ignoring them. And I just thought This is what they do. They get up in your face, they dare you to get violent with them, and then they claim victimhood or they talk, you know, ⁓ see, you are a Nazi. And and they say the most vile things because they know they can take advantage of the good and kind people in America who don't care to fight and who know that that's you know, that that's kind of cheap. And ⁓ I don't know, I just thought No, I ⁓ you know, for months now I've been writing about everybody taking a stand where they are, and my husband was there with me. Okay, so there's that. I wasn't by myself. If I was by myself, the story would have been different. But my husband's there, he's a big guy. I'm sorry, babe, that I put you in this position, but we did it for America. And so I guess I was feeling a little extra bold. And so I just stepped right up to that guy and I told him to get the F out, Tommy. I said, we don't want commies in our country. And sh the lady started yelling, This isn't your country. This is our country. This and I'm like, no, it's fucking not, you commie. Get the F out. You commies. And I'm we're screaming. And then they just start like, but they keep going down the line. And I didn't get back into line. I just walked with them. I just followed them. Again, I in my defense, I was a little bit buzzed. And I guess I was feeling a little more confident because my husband was there. And I just was yelling at them and they were yelling at me. And then they stop and the lady just starts bumping me with her big fat chest. And she's like, ⁓ what you can do? What you can do? You know how they do. You see them do it all the time. And in fact, at one it was such an odd moment. At one point, her hand touched. She didn't hit she wasn't hitting me. She was just gesturing and her hand brushed, you know, my face. And for one second, it was almost like she became a different person. Almost normal. And it was just a split second. But for once she brushed my face, and I did react because who cares? We're all it's tight. We're all agitated. I didn't think anything of it. And I understood instinctively that it was just an accident. But when she brushed my face, she all of a sudden goes, ⁓ I'm so sorry. Like that. So polite. It was so weird. It was like she totally switched. She was like, ⁓ I'm so sorry. And I I just sort of dismissed it. I didn't say anything. And then my hut that's when my husband got out of line. He came over and he stood in front of me. He was like, Hey, he told that lady, he's like, hey. Now when my husband ⁓ stepped up, I'll have you know that the man with the bullhorn stepped back. He didn't want any piece of that. He didn't know my husband's fifty-five years old and he's not trying to get into no fights, but he he stepped back. He didn't want a piece of that. But my husband got in between me and the girl. He said, Hey, you can't be bumping people out here like that. And she's like, ⁓ what are you gonna do? What are you gonna do? She starts chest bumping him, right? My husband's six, two. She was like five three. It was so funny. Like her head was at his chest. She's like bumping. She's like, What are you gonna do? I'm recording you. I'm recording you. Well, all this time I'm cussing at them, right? I'm like, get the F out. We don't want you here, Callmie. We don't care what you call us. Get out, Callie. And ⁓ we're standing like face to face, chest to chest, crotch to crotch, and we just bump chest one last time, and then she pulls off. She's like, and you know what? She had a wind up too. I was too buzzed to respond to the wind up. I just could see it coming. And she just pulled back and whoosh, caught me right across the chin. But she was so fat. And weak and stupid and gross that ⁓ it basically ended up feeling like a little slap or a swat. That's probably about the what it caught me. Like that was probably the ⁓ force with which it caught me. It was not even enough to be stunning, you know what I mean? And I haven't been hit in 30 years in the face. I mean, on purpose. And it still wasn't enough to stun me, but. w it was so funny because again, I think this was the other thing that emboldened me is that these people are also fat and slobby and weak. They gen generally are weak and when you watch the clips of Antifa on TV and stuff, you see the same thing, right? They go down like a ton of bricks immediately the second someone steps to them. Because none of them have ever been physically challenged. That's why they do all that with the chest pumping and stuff. Because they know, ⁓ no, we've trained Americans to not be violent now. Like, ⁓ no, we don't want to get in trouble. We don't want to be a bad person. And so they take advantage of that. So she swung on me and took herself down. She started falling to the ground. And I just remember as her head went down, I just reached in with my right hand and I just grabbed a handful of her head, hair on the back of her head. And I started to pull it. I think I was trying to like get my knee in her face. I think. So I was simultaneously like sh helping her, really. She was already on her way to the ground. I'm not trying to make myself sound tougher than I was. But I was sh simultaneously shoving her to the ground. I was bringing my knee up. I think I was, I think I was gonna knee her in the face. I think that's what I was gonna do. ⁓ I and man, my fingers still hurt. I must have got a good piece of her scalp. Definitely came away with some hair. But at that moment, my husband then just jumped in. pulled us apart, pulled me off her basically. She was already on the ground. We weren't embraced in any way. It wasn't that crazy. But ⁓ pulled me off of her and we just went and got back in line. Like we went back ten feet down the line and got back in line. And everyone kind of went back to what they were doing. And but here's the thing. ⁓ when my husband pulled us apart, they didn't continue the convert confrontation. They turned around to leave. They turned around to run. But the cops Well, w it was the feds really. ⁓ we were standing right next to the fencing, right? So they were right on the other side watching everything. The fencing's open. It's just really a barrier. And so they could hop over if they wanted to. And I was I could see them clocking them, right? And they were maybe about forty, fifty feet from us at that point. And I just was like, Hey, you guys. I felt like such a caron. You guys, there's Antifa here and they're beating up people. They They hit me in the face. Like like for no reason. I wasn't doing anything. They hit me in the face and they just took off. Last I saw, they were getting dragged off. So I think they got arrested. They were not playing in DC. The feds, the cops, they were not playing. ⁓ and I think that's another reason why there wasn't a lot of trouble. And I think a great example of how we need to handle this thing in the future. So anyway we all went back. I thanked my husband for protecting me. My husband To his credit did not give me too hard of a time about it, but I probably did deserve a little bit of the trouble that I got. and I think when I was thinking back on it, I thought mm, I don't know. If I had to do it again, I I don't know that I would do it. I don't know if I would do it again, but you know, I had a buzz on and I didn't get to enjoy that buzz inside the park because we had to go. So I guess I was just enjoying it, you know, beating up some commies. Punch a commie. Remember when they were like punch a Nazi? And I just been feeling so salty. And I just felt like I didn't want to put up with that. And I knew what they were doing. That's the other thing. I knew what they were doing. And it emboldens them. No one, no one fights back. This is what I've been telling America for the last year or so. If you are just gonna keep taking the high road with these people, they're going to keep taking the low road. That's what they expect. That's what they want. They want for you to to feel like you're so above it that you would never get in the weeds with them. And I think for the most part, yeah, that is that is I you know, I think you should always err on the side of caution and peace. You should be a peacemaker, you know, blessed be the peacemakers. You should be a peacemaker. But I also think that you shouldn't be taken advantage of. And one of the things that these people take advantage of is our good Christian natures. And sometimes they need to be reminded that turning over tables is part of the package. So Blaive says, great husband. He is great. He was really thank you, Mark. I just want to say thank you. And again, I do want to say also that I sort of made that decision for him too as well. Right. Like I knew he was going to have to jump in and take care of things. And I knew that he would. And I guess I didn't really think about his safety. So sorry about that. I'm really sorry about that. But again, in my defense, I had had my first drink twenty minutes prior after a whole day of just water. And I might have been a little extra saucy. But I did it for you, America. I did it for you. And I think, you know, punch a commie. No, no. I you know what? Let me stop joking. I'm not telling you to go out there and pick someone who looks like a commie and punch them. But what I am saying, I I think, and that was the spirit of what I was feeling that night, aided by a little bit of liquid courage, is that we're too we've been too passive about this. We thought that our elected leaders would help, then we thought law enforcement would help. Then we thought our exclusive communities would help. But there is no protection against this. This is what I keep telling everybody. You have to be a soldier. You have to be a part of this battle. They're taking advantage of our good nature, of the of the nature of good Americans. They're taking advantage of us. Let's talk about the Newport Beach raid, shall we? Cause that went ⁓ went off on july fourth, but I was having my own drama and didn't really realize what was happening until I got back. Just absolutely insane what I saw. Sun's coming in here by the way. I have to pull a curtain over. I want to go to let's just do play number two, Scott. You don't need to play it with sound though. This, but this Newport Beach. Okay, for those of you for who are outside of California watching the show, I know you probably have a sense about what Newport Beach is, but let me tell you, it really is idyllic. It really is. That stereotypical California beach town that everybody thinks about when you think about California. You think about wealth, you think about the beach, you think about blonde kids and surfboards and skateboards and it's all of that. I mean, you can go and walk down, ⁓ you can walk in Newport Beach and at night and families walk around and the July 4th festival is a lovely family time. Last year there were 60 arrests. Probably public intoxication was most of them. That this is this year. This is this year. Nobody in Newport Beach has ever seen anything like this before. I mean, unless they're from outside of Newport Beach. This is unheard of. They ⁓ they invaded streets, they some of them were vandalizing homes. They they ⁓ vandalized the pavilions there in ⁓ the pavilions is a grocery store if you're from outside Newport Beach. It's a upscale neighborhood where you can run into the store without locking your car if you're going in real quick. A lot of people, I bet, don't even lock their doors all the time when they leave their houses. Like that's the kind of life we're living in South Orange County. Now I live about twenty, about fifteen miles further south of Newport Beach, a wider suburb, a little bit removed from the beach. ⁓ so it's not as wealthy here, but it's still a very idyllic, beautiful neighborhood. That's why we moved here. We moved here from Gary, Indiana, because we could not raise our children there. And we pay a lot of money to live here. And I will when I saw what happened in Newport Beach, it made me sick to my stomach on a number of levels. Number one, I felt so bad for the poor people there. Like not only, not only is that, you know, no one should be subjected to that, but if you live in Newport Beach, it's the last thing you think is coming your way. Like you don't know how to handle it. These aren't violent people. You know, these are are good. You know, a lot of them are Republican Americans. I'm sure a lot of them are armed, but these aren't the kind of people that like they're not rednecks. They're not, you know, these aren't the kind of people that are are walking around strapped all the time and thinking about violence. We don't deal with that stuff here in South Orange County. It's not like that here. And so my my thought was like I was thinking about the kids that went like You can send your kid to Newport beach. You can send your teenager to New Newport Beach on July 4th if they can drive. You can send them along and feel okay. That's not a place you need to be concerned about. So then I was thinking, ⁓ my gosh, if my daughter was there, like I knew she wasn't because she was at work. ⁓ but if if my daughter was there, I would be terrified. Imagine being a young teenager and you don't see this stuff in your school. You don't go to a school with metal detectors. We don't keep products behind glass doors and windows here in South Orange County. We don't do that here. It's not done. So that was my first thought. My second thought was yeah, usual suspects. Now you're gonna see, you're gonna see some commentary on X, where some people are like, ⁓ it was a group of white kids. Because you can see video of white kids fighting. Let me tell you what that was. I have no proof of this. I only know this as an Orange County resident. What my eyes were seeing, those were Orange County kids. And they weren't having it. They weren't playing. And some of those boys were probably already hopped up, already hyped. Maybe they have been drinking, you know, but like it's America day, right? This is your chance to beat up some commies. Like some of those guys, but I I'll tell you what, the white kids that you saw there fighting, I I'm willing to bet most of them were from Newport. ⁓ or Orange County at least. It was the usual suspect. Here let's read. Let's pull up the Orange County register story, ⁓ Scott. And I need to excuse my reach here. We need to Getting bright out here. All right. I got a window right in front of my face and sometimes. So, ⁓ Nearly half of apprehended at the chaotic July fourth in Newport Beach came from Arizona. The data shows. Data, data. Those are Those arrested or cited during the mayhem, ⁓ let's see who let's ⁓ Nathaniel Percy. We always want to credit the right person. Nathaniel Percy, ⁓ for Orange County Register, those arrested or cited during the mayhem in in Newport Beach on the fourth of July were mostly split between California and Arizona residents, ranging from 13 to 39, according to the data provided by the Newport Beach Police Department on Tuesday. Of all detained or arrested by police, only 10 were Newport Beach residents. Okay, so I feel like my assessment of what I saw is correct. Police officers from around Orange County helped to detain 353 people directly involved in the chaotic scene. ⁓ of those three of those, 316 were cited for misdemeanors, 37 arrested, including 25 juvenile arrests, the data shows, In total, 161 of those arrested are sig or cited were from California. Listen to this. While 145 were from Arizona, with those cited ranging as far away, ranging from as far away as Ontario, Canada, and the Netherlands. All right, I want you guys to listen to me very carefully. Okay. Listen to me very carefully. That's not an accident. When those two random countries at the end there were so what? Some of them were from Ontario, Canada, and the Netherlands. No, no, no. And again, I'm not this is my opinion. Okay. This is my opinion. I don't have the data data. I don't have the data data. This is my opinion, but this is my extremely well informed opinion. Those people from Ontario, Canada, and the Netherlands w were part of the migrant invasion that Canada is having that is now infecting us. We have our own migrant invasion, but the but another issue we are having, and this is part of Trump's problem with Canada, is that that border is so porous, the terrorists from are are taking the easy way into Canada and then just crossing the border into the US and never leaving. So do you think that the people they picked up from Ontario, Canada, and the Netherlands were white? Do you think so? It was a couple of white, like blonde kids that like all American, red-blooded looking. No, you sh that should make that should give you chills. The Ontario, Canada, and the Netherlands. And see, they're having this problem in Europe too, where ⁓ a Where I read this article the other day. Canadians are causing trouble at European beaches, pooping on the beaches. Canadians are pooping on the beaches. When you read a little further, when you dig a little further, it's not Canadians pooping on the beaches. It's illegal migrants who somehow got who have now have Canadian passports and are traveling to Europe for fun, I guess. Because they c you know, their their homes were so horrible they're they had to claim asylum status in Canada. But they can go on vacation. And now, and so the data, it's like what they do with the trans weirdos, right? Where they where they a man says, ⁓ I'm really a woman, and he murders someone, and now that stat gets lent to female murderers. It's a man, but because he identifies as a woman, as a woman, we women now have to accept him in our statistical pool. And so you can't tell by looking on paper that okay, there were five murders by women in the last year. Four of those five people were actually men. Same thing with this Canadian thing. That's why I'm telling you, it's so dangerous to be doing any of this stuff. It's so dangerous. These people come, they they change the stats, they change the perception, and then suddenly we're all blended into one big brown blob. A pile of shit. And we're all the just the same, we're all just part of the same pile of shit. You would never go to Europe and poop on the beach. Right? Canadian, native Canadians watching this, you would never go to Europe and poop on the beach. It wouldn't even occur to you. But it might occur to your Pakistani neighbor who grew up without indoor plumbing and lives l grew up in a place where there were no rules, right? But now he has a Canadian passport. So he can be called a Canadian. That's what happened. I think people should be very concerned about that. As they were from as far away as Ontario, Canada, and the Netherlands? No, hell no, they weren't. They were illegal migrants that broke into Canada and now they broke into the United States, came down here. And where are all those other people from? Arizona. But at the end of the day, how did they get here? And what were they doing here? See, the OC Reg reports this like it's just, hey, it wasn't our locals, you know, it's just people from out of town. They are not asking any questions. Like how did these people get here? What are they doing here? How did they decide to come here? Let's see. Newport Beach Police Association blamed a post on social media for starting the trouble labeling the event as a TikTok takeover, but the association's president declined to comment when asked for more specifics. ⁓ the Newport city manager said 200 people were encircled by police and arrested at the pier. He said he would likely reach out to the governor of Arizona and if necessary, to some of the Arizona universities. ⁓ these are not university students, people. These are not university students. These are not future doctors and lawyers. ⁓ if there's a link in to see if there was a link indicating that those arrested are students there. ⁓ Council member Joe Stapleton said Monday that the Fourth of July crowd was a surprise and that we'll figure out what wrong, what went wrong, what went right, and how to combat this for next year because we're not gonna let this happen again. Okay. All right, you can you can take that off. All right. ⁓ this is my point. This is what I'm worried about. They're not gonna let this happen again. Actually, you know what, Scott? Pull up my ⁓ article from today. What's that? That's clip one. And we'll read that. Or I'll read that because this is one of the things that I said. ⁓ my article, what Newport Beach experience was not a teen takeover, it was a declaration, war. I ⁓ let's see, I'll scroll down here. People make fun of Newport Beach, of the Newport Beach crowd for a reason. They are stereotypically affluent and American. You can still walk down the street at night safely. Kids have beach parties and parents take their kids to the boardwalk alongside the tourists. Prom isn't riddled with gang signs and twerking. The prom perks that induce eye rolls in Newport Beach are expensive limousines for ungrateful teens and luxurious locations for the event itself. Life is not normal in Newport Beach, but it is normal America. What happened on July 4th was an invasion. Thousands of youths from outside of youths, from outside of Newport, flooded the streets and the beaches, blah, blah, blah. See, we don't have metal detectors at the front entrances of our schools. We let our kids run ahead of us at the parks and on the walk to school because it's safe to do so. We still use our libraries for normal things like reading and studying instead of drag queen story hours. This is ideal America. The troublemakers who showed up on the fourth were not restless teenagers. They were an invading force, funded and organized by whom? I couldn't tell you. Likely most of them just saw where to show up on social media. But as we've seen with Antifa, and this is where you're those kids from Ontario, Canada, and the Netherlands. That's where you need to got that in your brain? That's where this comes in. As we've seen with the Antifa and anti-ICE crowd and the SPLC scandal, these things are typically well funded by outside sources, and those sources are in the business of destabilizing America. Those teens were sent. Again, it wasn't some teen takeover, it was a declaration. It doesn't matter how much you pay to live here or how much you pay for your fancy private schools, you are only as safe as we allow you to be. We here in South County, we live under the fairly realistic assumption in this part of the state that when we call the police, they will come and protect us. But the police are not the military. They can help you when 10 people bum rush your grocery store. What can they do if it's a thousand people? Nothing. And neither can you. Unless you are willing to take up arms to defend your communities when the need arises. And I am dead serious about that. If you cringe hearing that, tell me what the alternative is. I'll tell you what it is: it's to stand there and watch total strangers, animals, disassemble your piece brick by brick, which is what the poor residents of Newport had to do. Make no mistake, the officers did their jobs with over 400 arrests made so far. Newport police deserve credit and accolades for their swift and stern response. There simply weren't enough of them. Again, they are law enforcement, not military. Police are not trained for the front lines of war. What came to South Orange County over the weekend was war, a violent invading force. And I want you to pay attention to this next part. This is really this is really important. So when you think about what you just read, that council. Councilman saying, We're going to figure out what happened so it doesn't happen again. Pay attention to this part. And then go find this article and share it everywhere because this is the thing I'm worried about. It isn't simply the violence of a one-off event like the Newport Beach invasion that is the threat. War is holistic chaos. One front breeds another. When the looters retreat, the activists and the fear monger step in to fix the problem. Then it is the law-abiding residents who are punished with harsher public gathering laws, restrictions, and canceled traditions. Then there is the issue of distrust. In a region that depends heavily on tourism, residents must be open and friendly to those tourists. Living through events like this make everyone more suspicious of each other. It turns us from high trust to low trust. What do I always tell you? The misery is the point. The misery is the point. The best parts of Orange County operate is high trust. They're the places my kids still frequent, the places I don't worry about for them. Recently, my 18-year-old daughter asked if she could meet a friend in Long Beach. My husband and I both immediately said no. Long Beach is not a safe place for a naive and beautiful teenage girl from South County. She was disappointed, but she and her friend came up with an alternative. Could they meet in Huntington Beach? Yes. Huntington Beach is a high trust community. Long Beach is low trust. The low trust community invaded the high trust community. And if we want to preserve what makes Orange County high trust, we must simultaneously resist invaders like the takeover gangs and the temptation to restrict our own residents in response. Short of military action, the only thing we can do to protect our high trust communities is to deputize ourselves, police ourselves. We must make our peaceful communities inhospitable to the inhospitable. This is all on purpose. The intent is to equalize our communities by making every community a shithole. I for one am not on board with that. My family and I moved out of the inner city almost 20 years ago. Orange County is our American dream. And we do not pay this much money to raise our children here just to watch that dream turn into the same nightmare we left. Not on my watch. Not on my watch. That's the article. It's over at sub my sub stack today. You can go to Jessica Davis dot com to read the full thing. And I know that people say, What are you suggesting, Kira? Are you suggesting that people, you know, go out there with shotguns and start shooting people or no, I'm not suggesting that. I don't think. I don't think. What I am suggesting is that Orange County people have gotten so comfortable that we think that the police can take care of every problem. And as proven and new and by and again, I just want to say the police did a great job, but they're the police. Right? There was thousands of kids there. There were hundreds of police. If thousands more had shown up, the police would have been absolutely helpless. What do you do? What the people had to stand there and just watch their grocery store get trashed. They had to stand there and put up with it. Because in Orange County, we don't think we don't see these things coming. We don't think they will ever happen to us. And we are so comfortable. Like we call the police for someone watering their grass on a drought day, right? Like that's how comfortable we are here. But I think we need to start getting a little uncomfortable and we need to get comfortable with the idea of making outsiders feel uncomfortable. And this is how you get those uppity communities. This is how it happens, right? People gotta tribalize. People got and that's another part of this. It's all to it's all to tear down the traditional boundaries of American life. The goal is chaos. The goal is misery. It's to tear down our comfort, our peace. And it's to make us afraid. And then what happens is the city council, I bet next year, the city council is going to have all kinds of rules for the residents, the people who weren't causing trouble, the people who who don't cause issues. They're going to have all kinds of new rules that they're going to have to follow. Right. It's going to be a ⁓ a a bummer of an experience. It's going to be more complicated, less fun. And it wasn't the fault of anybody living there. It wasn't the fault of any of the Orange County attendees. But when I saw in that article and it said some of those people came from Ontario, Canada, I'm using air quotes, cause they my ass, my ass, some black kid from the Netherlands came over to cause to go to a beach takeover. No, no, that's not. Those are the migr that's the migrant class. They've made the these people are this is a global invasion. It's a global invasion. When we were in Portugal last year, that was a thing I that was what I realized. I realized, ⁓ this is global. This is this is global. And if it's global, it can only be on purpose. Because why would you flood every industrialized nation with millions of men of military age who don't work and receive health benefits, who are from cultures that you know that don't look at women as ⁓ human beings don't look at other races as human. Like, why would we do that unless the purpose is to break down the bonds of our society? So I'm telling you right now, like we are on our last legs here in America. We're like we all right, Charlie used to say this a lot. We need the whole all immigration right now so we can digest the meal we are that's already on our plate. And frankly, I think some of that meal needs to be vomited out. Like I think some of the people who are here and who have been here for a few few years, who have been here for a while, they need to go too. I don't think it's enough to say, hey, I got my papers. I'm good. Mm-mm. If you I think everybody needs to be denaturalized and you need to start over. That's what I think. I mean, that's just what I think. I don't think that's what the government is planning on doing. That's just my opinion. My point is this that We have a real problem. And if people don't get forceful about standing up for their traditions and their culture, you're gonna lose it. You're already on your way. Because no matter what the result is of this Newport Beach takeover, it's gonna mean more rules. It's gonna mean more rules. If you're from Newport Beach, I suggest you start going to your city council meetings and you start seeing what kind of rules they're about to impose on you because these foreign invaders came in. From Arizona, my ass. And where are the parents? They keep calling these teen takeovers. Where are the parents? You can bet your bottom dollar and the four bottom dollars after that. You will never see a Davis kid at one of these things. You will never see a Davis child at one of these things. Not my kids, not my sister in law's kids, not any of our except you will not see any. Davis kid at any of these things. Ever. Hey, I know where my kids are going, right? Thumbs up. I don't know why it comes up. It's a riverside thing. I've never quite figured out how to turn off. ⁓ but we know where they're, you know, if they're gonna go out of state, we know where they're going. We know, you know, we know who they're gonna be with. We're not no we're not like helicopter parents. We've never been those people. But besides that, my kids know, just like everyone in this family knows, when you leave this house, you represent the Davis family and you represent Jesus Christ. Both of those are important things. So when my kids were younger, my husband always used to say when they would leave the house, ⁓ don't forget who you represent. Don't forget who you represent when you're out there. You'll never see our black asses on those beaches acting fools like that. No. Mm-mm. So where are those parents? This is what I'm telling you. This is not just an issue of having enough police on the beach to keep you safe. Somebody sent those people here. Somebody sent those kids here. And if those kids got here, and then there's other kids in LA, and then there's other kids in Charlotte, and then there's other kids in, you know, Delaware, wherever the hell ⁓ these teen takeovers are also taking place, you start adding up those numbers, my friends. Start doing the math in your head. I'm not joking when I say this is war and those are soldiers. And they were sent to you, Newport. They were sent to you to send a message. Don't get too comy behind your gates. Don't get too comfy. We're not gonna leave any place in this country untouched. Your small town, we'll get that too. That's what I'm saying. If you don't, if you want to preserve the the type of life that you grew up in where you could run the streets and ride your bike down the street, then you better get freaking serious right now. You better get serious right now. And let me tell you something, Newport Beach, the answer is not to make more rules for your residents. Don't do that. And I just want to implore Newport Beach residents to not fall for that trap, which is to make life more difficult for yourselves because someone else came in and ruined it. Don't do that. You've got to be outward focused, not inward focused. That's how you become LA. When everybody, and that's what everybody says here in Orange County, we're so proud of it too. We always say that our chairman, our GOP chairman, well, he's been on the show. He always says that. Don't LA my OC. And isn't that cute, you guys? Don't LA my OC. But you think that the violence part is the LA of the OC. No, that's not what. LA ing R O C would mean. Then you know how you become LA? Rules. Rules and more rules. And when you follow those rules, you get more rules. And then a bunch of people come in and break the rules, and then you get more rules. That's LA. That would be LA in your OC. It's not the violence. It's the response to the violence that makes LA what it is. And so, Newport Beach residents, you better watch your back. And we all better watch ourselves in Orange County because our city councils and our local governments are going to use these events as an excuse to wield more power, create more rules, more laws, more regulations, and you're the only people who are gonna pay the price for it. Not the teens from the teen takeovers. You. You that's how you get LA and OC. It's not the guns, it's not the violence. I mean, that comes with it, but that's ⁓ we can take care of that, right, Willie. We we prosecute shoplifters, we arrest people here. It's not the same on this side of the border as it is in LA County. But it's the response that will get you to LA levels, where you come down so hard on the people and you change their way of life here. See, that's what they're trying to do. If you change if you let the way of life in Newport Beach change because of this, you're letting the terrorists win. So I just want to caution all of the Newport residents. Now you're going to be flooding the city councils, you're going to be talking to your representatives. The solution for you guys is not more rules. Trust me on this one. That's how you get LA in your OC. More rules. More government. That's how you get your LA in OC. So don't fall for it. I feel like I'm I feel like I'm screaming into the wind because I know y'all are. I know that is exactly where y'all are going. I bet councilman, the Newport County, I bet they're just chomping at the bit to make some more rules to make it more difficult for you all who live there, not just for you all, but for the rest of us in Orange County, right? Who enjoy going to Newport Beach is part of our tradition too, because we're all related here, especially in South County. South County is different from North County. Those are it's a different vibe, it's different people, it's different experience, right? But South County is is its own little region. And we all over in South County enjoy Newport Beach. And you can't close Newport Beach to South County, right? So they're not gonna just make rules for themselves. They're gonna make rules for all of us. I'm just talking to the Newport people because they're the ones, you know, this is their council. They're gonna have the vote. But I w and I just feel like I'm s I do. I I feel like I can predict it now, but y'all are about to have y'all are heading for more rules. Cause that's the only solution. That the very uncreative people in most governments in the country, forget about South County, but the very uninspired, uncreative, unthoughtful people who run local government are going to want to slap more rules and regulations on you, make life more close more streets, limit more parking, you know, it You can stop it. I can't. I don't live in Newport Beach. I can't vote in Newport Beach. You can stop it. I can't, but disheed my warning. That's terrorism. That's what they're doing to us. It's not the violence. That's not the worst part. Believe it or not. That's not the worst part. That's what they're doing to us is they're changing our way of life. And if you don't want your way of life to change, you better grow a pair. You better grow a set. And decide what you're willing to do to protect your communities, and it better not be more laws and it better not be more rules, because that's bullshit. That's how you get L A and O C. Y'all better put on your big boy underwear and start figuring out how to deal with war. We're at war. I don't know how many times I've said this in the last year. And I know people are like freaking out every time I say it. I'm not saying it to be sensational. I'm not saying it to get clicks. We're at war. It's war. I I just saw that was a thousand kids there. A thousand in Miami, a thousand in Charlotte, a thousand in Delaware, a thousand in Boston, a thousand in Seattle, a thousand in in Wyoming. Start padding it up. That's tens of thousands of uncontrolled young people in the prime physical condition of their lives invading every community in America. That's an army. It's war. Okay, so I'm not the crazy one. You're the crazy one for not seeing it. And I know it makes you nervous because you're okay, what's the response to war? What do you think the response to war is? What do you think? Y'all are not serious. Y'all are not serious. And that's what worries me about Orange County too, is like we there's a lot of great patriots here, but life is so good here and so calm here, relatively speaking, that I don't there's a lot of people who talk tough here, but they can talk tough because they live behind gates and they have enough money for lawyers and stuff. But I d I don't think the or the people of Orange County are really are are really committed to doing what it what it would take to preserve our traditions here and our way of life. I really don't. What do you want them to do, Kira? Take their guns out in the street and march down the street. No. Cause that's not Orange County, is it? That's not how we do it here, is it? No. But we do need to do something. We do need to figure out something. We do need to figure out how to be inhospitable to the inhospitable. And yes, if it means you know what? Here's what you do. Vote for Michael Gates. Vote for Michael Gates for Attorney General. Because now I've seen his speech about 400 times now. He's an Orange County boy, so I'm always where he is. And ⁓ I've seen his speech, I've pre practically have it memorized by this time. And what does he say? On day one, he is going to make sure that your concealed carry license licenses, that they that they are no longer with than I think he says I think he says two weeks. Like you should you should apply, you should be able to get your C CW within two weeks. Right now it's years if you can ever even get through the red tape. They just make it so impossible for you. There's a minute there where it was okay and I should have gone to get it then. But now we're back to the old ridiculousness. Vote for Michael Gates. He says that's what he's gonna do. He's gonna he's gonna make sure you can carry. And then you know what? I think we start open carry. That's what we need to do because an armed society is a polite society. And I think we need to start open carry. And people what what you wanna do is you want to make trouble fe troublemakers feel uncomfortable about being here, about coming here. It used to be you wouldn't go, you wouldn't go to a place like Newport, right? You wouldn't cause trouble, the cops are gonna pick you up. But you could go if you have a thousand people. Again, that's an invasion, that's a takeover, who sent them there? Do you think they just were like, Hey, we're gonna have a kegger at Newport Beach? Come from the Netherlands? Come from Canada. For the keger, come from Arizona for the keger. Somebody sent them there. Need to find out who, but then we also need to decide what are we gonna do where we are, where you are, if it's Orange County, if it's Oregon, if it I don't care, wherever you are, you just need to decide what you're willing to do to preserve the traditions and boundaries of your own community. And that could mean like, you know, I'm telling you, arm yourselves, figure out how to resist this stuff. But, you know, maybe you don't have to arm yourselves if some of you would just go to the friggin' voting booth once in a while. Maybe you should try that. Or try going to your city council meeting. Instead of leaving up to the nerds in your community who you laugh at, 'cause they're going to the, you know, Parks and Rec makes a whole show about the idiots that show up at your town council meetings. But those idiots are the ones making decisions for you. They're the ones with the input. And when the lawmakers decide on what the community wants, they're basing it on the idiots that show up at the council meetings. So why don't you get off your soft ass and go to those meetings and start taking, you know, instead of worrying about Kira, I don't want to carry a gun, I don't want to get violent, don't then. Good. I don't either. Don't. How about Instead of a thousand of you caring getting your concealed carry, a thousand of you show up at the city council meeting. This is what I'm saying, Orange County. I don't know if you have the will. I don't know if you all have the will. Let me know if I'm wrong. Cause I know lots of active, I'm not talking to you. I know lots of active Orange County residents, right? Though those are the people I go to my GOP clubs with. And I'm, you know, you see me, I'm out there taking pictures. I'm at the flag day celebrations like. These are all the same people doing the same things. Okay? Those people I'm not talking about. They're already at the they're the only ones. You're making fun of them and they're the only ones. Here's what I don't want you to do, Orange County. I don't want you to get in my comments and ask me, well, Kira, what can I do? I just don't want to do. What's the last city council meeting you went to? What's the last school board meeting you went to? You you don't want to get uncomfortable for your country. You won't even give up two hours a month. You won't even give up two hours a month to see what's going on at your city council meeting. What you want me to do? If you don't want it to come to blows, you don't want it to to to come to a situation where we have to be arming ourselves against strangers, then get to your city council meetings, make that where you show up a thousand strong. Come up off of three or four hours of your month, of your month to sit in a boring meeting and hear boring topics and be informed and give your consent consent. Show up. Government goes to those who show up. The libs keep showing up and guess what? The maniacs been showing up on our beaches now. You gonna give our beaches to them? I don't know if you're ready. Prove me wrong though. Drop drop some drop a comment. Drop a comment. Send me an email. Hit me up on social media. I don't feel like Orange County is ready. I don't feel like Orange County gets it. And again, I want to reiterate before I say goodbye. My guess is that the response from the Newport City Council is going to be more rules for residents. Or Orange Countyans, at the very least. So I hope they prove me wrong. I hope they proved me wrong. I would like to invite them to prove me wrong. But your responsibility as a citizen of Newport Beach is to support the city council in in that type of action, right? If they're going, okay, we're not going to put more rules on you, then you as a citizen also are playing a part in this too. You are also, you need to show up. You need to show up for your city council members who are protecting your traditions and way of life. You need to show up. Go to the meetings. Stop being lazy. Stopping lazy. I had a crazy week, as you all know. I even got punched in the face. But I what I got up today and went to work. And here I am. And then my son asked me today, are we broadcasting today? Yep. He's like, Aren't you tired? Yep. I'm tired. I'm tired. I'm very tired and dehydrated. But there's work to be done, America. There's work to be done. Thank goodness our founding fathers didn't say that. Thank goodness George Washington didn't say that. I'm tired. I'm just tired. You don't I know you're tired. I don't care. I don't care. And good Americans don't get tired. They just get angry. Okay. Let me know what you think. It's good to be back. I'll back tomorrow. ⁓ man, what a great, what a great trip to DC. It was super hot. But Mr. President, I would like to say thank you for the party. And he was right, by the way. I know we make fun of the president. He's like, it's gonna be the best. It's gonna be the biggest, so huge. ⁓ but it was, it was. It was the most flyovers, it was the biggest firework. I think we should have the American State Fair every year. I really do. I think it should be a staple. And this year you saw the way that the booths were, they they were like little pavilions. But what I had hoped to see would was like ⁓ food trucks, you know, like maybe the fried butter from Iowa and fried yeah, everything fried, of course. It's America. And whatever, fried bull testicles from Texas. And, you know, I I kinda wanted to see that. So maybe, Mr. President. In the future, you could have a section of the mall that is dedicated to ⁓ state run ⁓ you know, food truck and pride vendors and fair food vendors. The best of the best, as it were. ⁓ I think that would be fun too. But I would love I would love to see it every year. I thought it was a great idea. And shout out to the Department of War. They had the best pavilion there that I saw. They were so great. And they have military personnel manning that booth and they were so tired. That's not what you go to boot camp for. To put stamps on people's arms and take pictures of them in front of the tap and repeat. I know that's not what you go to boot camp for, but we did appreciate you and you were all so polite and and just really professional. So thank you. It was a great ⁓ it was a great time. I had a great time. And I got to punch a commie. I mean, God bless America. All right, everybody. I will see you next time. Don't forget to follow us everywhere. Follow me. ⁓ right here on X at Cura Davis or at Orange Report OC. I will see you again tomorrow. ⁓ and until we meet again, don't forget that sunlight is the best disinfectant. So bring on the sunshine.