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Mostly Peaceful Protests 2.0 |EP575 · The Big Mig Show

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So interesting stuff. Yes Sir, the the controlled
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narrative is in full play as usual.
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I said something to George yesterday and I just sometimes
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don't get it. Why is the mainstream media?
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Why is media, Why is the the paid people on social media?
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How can they continue to put so much effort into misconstruing
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and lying to the American public?
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What are you talking about? They are so focused a non-stop
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lying. What are?
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You talking about? Peaceful protest.
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No, no, it's mostly peaceful. Protest to to.
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Mostly peaceful, bro. Mostly peaceful.
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Yeah, it's not peaceful. It hasn't been peaceful at all.
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Out I. Mean it all depends on.
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Who's but how do they that? You're talking from but.
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Yeah, I think it's incredible how these people are so willing
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to take the money and they sell their souls, they sell their
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integrity, they sell their morality and they sit here
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telling the cup the public mostly peaceful protests.
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And this is 2 point O they did the same thing during the BLM
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and antifa riots, the George Floyd riots.
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They did the same bullshit. They're all there talking about
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mostly peaceful protests and then they talked about the J
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Sixers like they behaved even a a semblance of this how it was
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an insurrection. It's it's just so look at the
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branding insurrection right people walking into the road
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tend with really very little combat, all antagonized by law
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enforcement using left lethal munitions total lie.
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And then they take the branding of the George Floyd riots right
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BLM antifa where billions of dollars were damaged guns and
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that was pro peaceful protest. Mostly people protest one point
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O and now here we are with this thing in LA being branded as
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mostly people peaceful protest 2 point O.
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Now they don't say the two point O.
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That's of course us throwing that other to be sarcastic and
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there is no semblance of peace out there.
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And now they're moaning and groaning because they federal as
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Trump federalized the California National Guard.
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Now the violent leftists out there, these mobs have been
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laying siege on LAPD, the ICE agents and, and, and Newsom has
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lost total control. He's acting like he's got
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control. He's acting like he supports it
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all. Same thing as the mayor and all
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they've done. So, so, so you're talking about
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thousands of rioters laying siege to federal buildings,
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assaulting federal officers, and this is unbelievable.
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And now they're complaining that Donald Trump federalized the
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National Guard. George, I mean, I don't, you
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know, when does the American public get so sick of mainstream
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media that they just turn it off?
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When do you guys get sick of CNN and MSNBC and CBS and ABC and
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the The New York Times and Washington?
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When do you guys get so sick of them lying to you that you just
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stop supporting them at all? Are you guys, are you guys going
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to do that? I mean, I know our audience
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does, but what about the rest of America?
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When did they get sick of it, George?
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Well, a lot of them got sick of it, but you know, a lot is still
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brainwashed. But you brought you asked the
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question is why does media keep, you know, lying?
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I mean, I got some answers for you, Lance.
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I'm going to I'm going to help everybody out right now.
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One is you have Governor Newsom who's going to be taking a run
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at the presidency in 2028. So if it if he looks bad, it's
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not going to look good for the Democrats.
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That's one. Number two is who are the people
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riding out there? You don't see a lot of black
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Americans riding in LA. It's a lot of the the Spanish
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population mostly, I'm going to say mostly illegal immigrants
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that are out there, you know, but also you had the paid, paid
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agitators that are out there too by Soros.
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That's a given. So if you look, you have how's
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it going to look to the Democrats when all the people
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that they let into the country illegally that they've been
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fighting for that they go over to another country to bring what
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they call that guy to Dad Gilmore back.
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It just when when the people see the truth, it doesn't it doesn't
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help the Democrats. And let's face it, most, mostly,
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I'm going to say majority mainstream media, they're all
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Democrats, they're liberals. So they're going to lie to help
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the liberals. Now, here's the thing that
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should take place, and I know you brought this up a lot of
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times, Lance, and we always agree on this, is if you have a
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news channel that's under the FCC and they have licensing and
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all that, and they're sitting there blatantly telling lies,
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there should be consequences. They should be 100.
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Percent because they're they're brainwashing the public and they
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shouldn't be allowed. So now you have to, we have to
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look at that. You know, and I think part of it
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is the administration's fault. They had they had a historical
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opportunity where they could have thrown out in the press
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pool. They could have thrown out all
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the major media sources that have been lying for years.
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And that could have been the first step to penalizing them
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and bringing them into tow. You know, I heard, I heard that
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60 Minutes is on the verge of settling with Donald Trump for
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having altered the Kamala Harris video.
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But is that enough? I mean, great that Donald
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Trump's going to get a payday. Are the American public, is he
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going to take that payday and distribute it to the American
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public because they got lied to? No, no, definitely not.
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He's not going to do that. My point is, is that that's the
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problem, right? 60 Minutes should have to make a
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payday to the American public for line or they should lose
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their license. See, the penalties aren't
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enough. They aren't bringing them into
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tow. They're continued to be paid.
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We saw that many of them, many of these paid shills online and
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other sources have a receiving massive amounts of money from
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organizations like USAID. They get money from foundations,
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NGOs. I'm sure they figured out some
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ways to continue to funnel money to them.
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That since you know, DOGE doesn't seem to be as
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aggressively looking right now. I haven't heard a lot of Doge
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news as of late, but here we are.
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And here they are doing it again.
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You know, of course, you know, Donald Trump invoking federal
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power powers under 10 USC, 12, four O 6, which is the right to
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authorize, you know, National Guard troops.
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You know, now they're making a big deal of it.
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Like somehow he shouldn't be doing that.
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And and this is a rebellion. This is dangerous.
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They're throwing, you know, chunks of cement at law
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enforcement. They're they're sitting over
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overpasses. They're burning vehicles.
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They're looting again, robbing places, you know, damaging
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businesses. Insurance is always so damn high
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in in California as it is, you know, So, you know, they should
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be mobilizing troops. I'll be honest with you where I
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think when those law enforcement are threatened like that and
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they're throwing, you know, chunks of cement at, at them
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that could literally kill them. I think they should be able to
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shoot you want a problem is you know, LAPD of course is ever
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since you know the riots they they they that isn't the way
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they behave out there. But should let me ask you, when
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law enforcement is physically threatened, when ICE is
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physically threatened, should they not be able to use lethal
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force, George? On 100% they should use lethal
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force. I mean they got to protect
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themselves if they're, you know, any other scenario.
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Oh, oh, I just lost my There we go.
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We're back. I don't know what happened.
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Fuck. Is it your cable?
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Maybe? I don't.
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Know. Yeah, you talk.
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Well, look, my point is, is that when you're threatening federal
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officers, first of all, you guys have to know that's a felony.
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Tom Holman's made it very clear. And here's the other problem.
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When leadership supports and promotes this kind of behavior,
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I'm not talking about supporting or promoting 1st Amendment.
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You have a First Amendment right to peacefully protest.
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But when you start going and into as a violent mob, when does
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the line get drawn in the sand and when does leadership face
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the consequences for their actions?
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When does Governor Newsom, Mayor Bass and other individuals that
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are supporting this like that, That fat Democratic shell woman,
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whatever the hell her name is, I'm not even going to.
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I don't even care what her name is, the one that's supposed to
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What's her name? Shamu.
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Yeah, Shamu, Shamina, when Shamina gets involved, Shamina,
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I just gave it, made-up her name.
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I gave it a female Shamu. Shamu is a male name is a male
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Wale. She could be a transgender.
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No, I'm, I'm thinking her name's.
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Anyway, so let me interview you because my I lost my transgender
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my camera went out. So, OK, you got they're, they're
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getting on Trump because he authorized he, he bypassed
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Governor Newsom and authorized the National Guard.
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They're freaking out, but yet they, they get on them because
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they, they, they claim, which is false, that Trump didn't call it
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the National Guard for J6 because reps there's even
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Democratic reps are saying are trying to bring that up.
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And I seen it on next and I responded, I go, that's a
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blatant lie. I says he he called the he
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called for the National Guard in Washington J6, but Nancy Pelosi
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declined it. So, you know, they just it's
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continual lying and stuff. It's just the way they are.
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But Lance, I got, well, I want to take a break because I got to
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tell us, you know, Father's Day is coming up, right?
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Oh yeah, let's do that before we play the Trump clip.
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This is just unbelievable. All right, President Trump now
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says they spit. We hit.
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I love that. Bodily fluids, by the way, if
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you spit on a federal officer, that is not peaceful protesting.
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That is assault. Let me make it clear and let me
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tell you something. They're going to put a felony on
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you and you get that felony. If let's assume you're illegal,
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when you get that felony, you will lose your right to vote and
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you will lose your Second Amendment right, something that
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you honestly should cherish. You have no idea how important
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you're going to lose those rights.
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Assaulting I, I never approve of assaulting officers.
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This is absolutely out of control.
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Let's play the clip, George. I just want to say something.
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I forgot what I was going to say, Lance.
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I don't. Let me know now.
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You threw me off. All right, I'll figure.
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It out. Oh, sorry, the bar.
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For sending Marines. The bar is.
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What I think it is, I mean, if we see danger to our country and
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to our citizens, and we'll be very, very strong in terms of
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law and order, it's about law and order.
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We're going to be watching it very closely.
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And when they spit at people, you know, they spit.
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That's their new thing. They spit.
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And worse, you know what they throw at them, right?
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And when that happens, I have a little statement.
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They say they spit, we hit. And I told them nobody's going
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to spit on our police officers. Nobody's going to spit on our
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military, which they do is a common thing.
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They get up to them this far away and then they start
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spitting in their face. That happens.
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They get hit very hard. If you're not.
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Planning to go back? Insurrection Act.
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You still plan to send troops? Well, we're going to have troops
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everywhere. We're not going to let this
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happen to our country. We're not going to let our
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country be torn apart like it was under fight And his auto
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pen. So I'm going to bring up because
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you, you brought up spinning. So if you spin on any person,
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it's a felony. Doesn't mean if you spin on a
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cop or a federal officer, of course it's a felony.
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But just generally spinning is with it's harm body fluids is is
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a felony. I just want everybody to know
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that so and that's like, to me, that's the one that like low
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lowlife things that you could do.
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Disgusting. First of all, spitting on people
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is disgusting and I understand they're also throwing bodily
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fluid shit and piss at some of the officers.
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Yeah, I I heard it this morning. I was looking at something they
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were said. They're also doing that.
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This is fucking disgusting. And the truth of the matter is
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you shouldn't be doing any of that.
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You want to peacefully protest, That's your right, First
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Amendment. But when you go past that line,
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you should suffer the consequences.
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It's not safe for the people around you.
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It's not safe for law enforcement.
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It's not safe for anybody. And I don't think it's
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acceptable. I don't think it's acceptable
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when you destroy businesses as part of this.
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I mean, they've been burning these, you know, some of the,
22:42
the, the, the taxis and other vehicles, some Google vehicles
22:46
that were, you know, doing filming, you know, from Google,
22:49
Google real estate, you know, I mean, some of the stuff they're
22:52
doing is just malicious and unnecessary.
22:55
And they're unhappy because they're here illegally.
22:58
And now we're going to throw them out.
23:00
Well, tough fucking shit, Tough shit.
23:02
I'm going to say that on the show, if you're here, you're
23:04
illegally. My parents came to, my
23:06
grandparents came through Ellis Island.
23:08
They had to immigrate legally. It's unfair and it's shitty to
23:14
the people that came here illegally.
23:15
It's unfair for the people that are on the waiting list.
23:18
I just don't agree with it and I don't like the majority.
23:21
It seems like there's so many of them that have come to the
23:23
country. I'm not talking about the people
23:24
that have that are, that are actually adding to the country.
23:27
George made a valid point the other day.
23:29
He talked about the people that have been here and are actually
23:32
good citizens. We're talking about all these
23:34
scumbags they dumped into our country and thought it was no
23:37
big deal. They were going to empty their
23:38
jails, their prisons, all these people with long rap sheets.
23:43
Well, so. If you look at, look at
23:45
something, right, and it's not about where they're where
23:50
they're from, it's about doing it legally and, and uniformly
23:53
where you're not over overwhelming the system.
23:56
Because let's look at UK, they're, they're overrun with
24:03
immigrants that they just let in, predominantly from Middle
24:07
East countries that are, that are so Muslim that they think
24:13
the Sharia law should be law. And that's what they talk about.
24:16
They're slowly integrating themselves into the UK, getting
24:19
political positions where they want Sharia law.
24:22
And, and now they're actually trying to, you know, finally
24:25
they're talking about, oh, we need to do something about it.
24:28
You even have the Netherlands that they're, they began doing
24:33
vehicle checks at the German border to halt migrant
24:36
crossings. And Germany's a hot mess, too.
24:40
Everybody over here, Italy's a problem.
24:42
They got the same problem. EU KS a problem.
24:45
You know, Ireland's got problems.
24:46
I mean, Paris had, you know, you know, France has problems.
24:50
They all have problems. It's it's a problem anytime that
24:52
you have illegal invaders, it's a problem because they aren't
24:55
coming in with the right mindset.
24:58
They're coming in to invade and take over the country.
25:02
George, I'm embarrassed for the people of New Jersey that
25:05
they've they installed this scumbag Cory Booker.
25:10
This guy is such a piece of shit.
25:12
He's such a liar. He's such he, he, he is
25:16
literally everything bad in government.
25:18
This is a career politician waiting to happen right here.
25:21
He's a lying lowlife scumbag and I only wish I could challenge
25:25
him to a legal charity cage match.
25:27
I would love to slap the fucking taste right out of this guy's
25:30
mouth. I can't stand him.
25:32
Every time he opens his mouth, he's full of shit.
25:36
This is what he does over this is let me say this, this is
25:39
textbook for the audience. This is a textbook example of
25:43
everything wrong in Washington DC.
25:45
This guy right here is everything wrong in Washington
25:48
DC and I am embarrassed for the people of New Jersey that this
25:51
is the best you could do for representation, that you picked
25:55
this piece of shit and you install them and this is who's
25:59
represented in Washington DC. It's not really embarrassing.
26:02
This guy sits and this I believe there should be consequences.
26:05
He's calling the LA riots peaceful protests.
26:10
And this is what I mean. How can these people look at the
26:13
American public? How can they sit there day after
26:16
today flapping their gums and just lying over and over and
26:21
over again? Cory Booker, if you're watching
26:23
this episode, I would love to hit you.
26:25
I'll give you 6 months to get ready.
26:26
I would love to bring you into the cage for a legal cage match
26:29
so I can slap the taste out of your.
26:31
Mat, wait a minute, wait a minute.
26:32
Wait a minute. No, no, He's from Jersey.
26:34
I'm from Jersey. I get to go in the cage with
26:36
him. Take care of business.
26:38
Come on dude, you got to let me. Know no you got every everyone
26:40
you want I. Will make sure that he's out of
26:43
Congress for a year. I will not let you take my joy
26:45
away. For how long?
26:46
For a year? Yeah.
26:48
No, no, see that. That's where that's I'll.
26:51
I'll make sure it's longer. Let me tell you something right
26:54
now. This guy sucks.
26:55
All right, let's play this clip with him bullshitting.
26:57
Joy Lance, Hell no. Crazy.
26:59
What is your response to President Trump's decision to
27:02
deploy the National Guard? The reality is we see peaceful
27:07
protests launching in Los Angeles and again, any violence
27:11
against police officers should not be accepted.
27:13
Local authorities can handle that.
27:17
Peaceful protests? Well, we're going to show you
27:20
some peaceful protesting. Well, just to prove once again
27:23
that Cory Booker is a lying piece of shit, this is all I can
27:29
say to New Jersey is you guys need to vote this scumbag out
27:33
whoever you want. But find somebody that isn't a
27:35
liar, that isn't going to go in every day and flap his gums and
27:39
not tell you the truth. And what I can't stand about it
27:41
is this guy is a psychopath in his own way.
27:44
And I'm going to tell you what. Look at the way he looks right
27:47
at the screen and he's so he's so able to convincingly make a
27:53
statement that he knows isn't true, but when he says it, it
27:56
looks like he's telling the truth.
27:59
This is a skilled psychopath. That's what psychopaths are
28:01
known to be able to do, to be able to lie or like this or
28:05
convincingly. Not I, I won't say so much a
28:08
psychopath. I would say more of a skilled,
28:11
some acting skills, because it's got to be, I would say acting
28:15
skills, not psycho, not. No, he's a psychopath.
28:17
No, he, no, he's really no. Because he does it on a daily
28:20
basis. Go look at the definition of a
28:22
psychopath. He.
28:24
Is. He is so skilled at his the art
28:29
of conniving and lying. This is what the guy does in
28:32
classes. But anyway, so I want to before
28:34
we do this, I'm going to put up a video because this is from
28:36
last night. This is the LAPD chief going
28:39
he's he's like we are overwhelmed.
28:42
And then you here you have Gavin Newsom.
28:44
He don't want to do nothing, but he's saying we're overwhelmed.
28:46
But did you catch the statement from Kamala Harris?
28:49
He's saying that the LA protests are overwhelmingly peaceful and
28:53
she she's actually calling Trump like, cruel.
28:55
That bitch. Oh yeah, imagine that bitch is
28:57
freaking these. Are the same people that told
28:59
you it was a insurrection? By the way, let's play this.
29:01
These are the same people that claimed it was an insurrection.
29:04
It was Trump's fault. Trump asked for National Guard
29:06
troops to keep everything peaceful.
29:08
Trump asked them to do all that in advance.
29:11
They denied all of it because they wanted to create a fed
29:13
surrection. And look how quickly the Capitol
29:16
Police started firing on the crowds at the peaceful protest
29:20
in in from Washington, DC. They started using Leslie's
29:23
ammunitions right away. Pepper spray, bean bags.
29:27
And they wonder why the people got agitated in this case.
29:31
They don't want to use any of that to begin with.
29:32
They just waited and waited and waited until it was too late.
29:34
And by the time they started using it, it was way too late.
29:37
They were burning, looting and rioting, partying, drinking, you
29:41
know, having fun all. Right, let's play.
29:44
It so the first night was was bad.
29:47
What we've seen subsequent to that is getting increasingly
29:50
worse and more violent. Tonight we had individuals out
29:54
there shooting commercial grade fireworks at our officers that
29:57
can kill you and we have adapted our tactics to be able to have a
30:03
chance to be able to take these people into custody and to be
30:06
able to hold them accountable. We are overwhelmed as far as the
30:10
number of people out there engaged in this type of activity
30:14
and the type of things that they're doing.
30:15
They'll they'll take backpacks and the backpack will have a
30:19
cinder block in it. They have a hammer and they'll
30:21
break up the cinder block and use that, pass it around to
30:24
throw at officers, to throw at the cars and throw at other
30:27
people. We've seen people with hammers
30:30
and you've you've broadcasted breaking the bollards behind the
30:33
Federal Building and taking the the.
30:35
Rocks, if you will, or. Pieces of concrete and throwing
30:38
them at officers. We've had liquid though, who
30:40
knows what description thrown at officers.
30:43
They there's no, no limit to what they're, what they're doing
30:47
to our officers. And I again, as I mentioned in
30:50
my statement, I can't thank our folks enough and our partner
30:53
agency police officials for going out there and taking care
30:58
of the community. All right, so he's asking for
31:03
help, right? Yeah.
31:04
So by the way, that was the shit and piss.
31:06
He was talking about the lick, but he didn't want to say it on
31:08
air. But they've now determined
31:10
they're showing feces and piss at the officers.
31:14
All right, let's so let's go down the timeline everybody.
31:17
Here's ABC mostly peaceful rides.
31:19
Let's look how peaceful they are.
31:21
Demonstrations had been going on right outside the federal
31:23
detention center. Most of those demonstrators were
31:26
very peaceful. They were.
31:27
They were chanting, they were shining.
31:29
People were driving by honking their horns.
31:31
And again, they were expressing their anger about the detention
31:34
of so many immigrants at the federal center.
31:37
Most of the evening, the federal agents stayed inside the
31:40
building, But at a certain point, some of the demonstrators
31:43
got very close to the property. In fact, some of them went on to
31:46
the property, started tagging the building, started begging
31:49
offences and showing. Recently, after all that
31:51
happened, the agents started firing off tear gas.
31:54
And then they came. I love it.
31:58
Do you notice her body language? Yeah, but I love.
32:01
It she knows how nervous she is. She says it's peaceful.
32:04
But you do see that she's looking around, she's uneasy,
32:07
her eyes are wide open. She is clearly scared and my
32:12
point is her body language says it all.
32:14
If it's peaceful, why would she be afraid?
32:16
She's wondering what they're doing behind me her, and even
32:18
though she's watching in the monitor because that's how those
32:20
setups are when they're doing, you can see that this woman is
32:23
afraid to be doing that out in the open.
32:27
So this next, this next clip is actually funny because you have
32:31
Congressman Nanette Barragan. She's from California, right?
32:36
Yeah, She's on air on CNN talking about how she's tech,
32:42
the protests are peaceful. Meanwhile, there's a car burning
32:45
in the in the background. Well, that's part of peaceful
32:47
protesting, burning cars, looting, damaging, grabbing
32:50
chunks of cinder block, throwing shit and piss, spitting on
32:54
people. Yeah, this is, this is peaceful.
32:57
Here we go. We agree that if you're being
32:59
violent, you should be arrested, you should be prosecuted.
33:02
There is no disagreement on that.
33:03
I think that's a effort that we can all say, but, but this is
33:07
not what's happening. We are having an administration
33:09
that's targeting peaceful protest, people that are there
33:12
to protest. The president is saying the
33:15
National Guard because he doesn't like the scenes.
33:17
He doesn't like the scenes of people peacefully protesting.
33:20
And we know that California law enforcement, local law
33:23
enforcement, they're there to protect the public.
33:26
They're there to protect and, and have public safety.
33:29
And that's what they're there to do.
33:30
Now when people turn on law enforcement is when you get that
33:33
response. Yeah, seem peaceful.
33:38
I mean, normally you burn cars at peaceful protest, you tag
33:42
buildings, you get chunks of cement.
33:44
We've seen piles of cinder blocks.
33:47
Who knows who's paying to have those distributed?
33:50
And now here comes your fat. I don't.
33:53
Know you know what before you say I don't know if it's the
33:55
same person, they look the same. I don't think it's her.
33:58
I'm looking at her, right? Now I don't look like sisters,
34:00
right? This is Ala council member that
34:02
could be the sister. I think we we got that wrong.
34:04
So so correct ourselves. This is not the Democrat secret
34:08
weapon. This is a the LA Council.
34:11
Member they should hire as a as a double and.
34:13
She says that rioters need to step up their attacks amid
34:16
National Guard deployment. OK, great.
34:19
Definitely step it up. Get yourself a federal case.
34:24
Yeah, interesting. They know how.
34:25
Quickly, we mobilize. That's why they're changing
34:27
tactics, because community defense works and our resistance
34:31
has slowed them down before. And if they're escalating their
34:33
tactics, then so are we. When they show up.
34:39
When they show up, we got to show up even stronger.
34:43
I like to see, I like to see her swim her way down to the rioters
34:49
with the rioters and and escalate her tactics or she's
34:53
just going to sit and hide behind the mic because she's a
34:55
no. She's going to go down, she's
34:56
going to go over to McDonald's and get a a super sized meal.
34:59
Donald's. Yeah, she's going to go over
35:02
there and get herself some super size large fries, maybe at the
35:06
double quarter pound with cheese.
35:08
Yeah. And she's going to she, she
35:10
needs to keep her energy levels up.
35:12
Now, let's go on to another network, Face the Nation, right?
35:15
This is, I think, CBS. The protesters don't get
35:18
violent. They don't engage.
35:21
Hold on. Let me just play it.
35:23
Well, California's governor doesn't want the federalized
35:26
system here. He says he's got it under
35:28
control. There's no shortage of law
35:30
enforcement, Gavin Newsom said. He's called in California
35:33
Highway Patrol. He says the Trump administration
35:37
is seeking A spectacle here. He's saying to protesters, don't
35:40
get violent, don't engage. Well, if he was doing his job,
35:44
then people wouldn't have gotten hurt the last couple of days.
35:46
We wouldn't have officers with a shattered wrist from bricks
35:50
being thrown through their vehicles, their vehicles being
35:53
burned, flags being burned in the street and Molotov cocktails
35:56
being thrown. Governor Newsom has proven that
35:59
he makes bad decisions. The president knows that he
36:02
makes bad decisions. And that's why the president
36:04
chose the safety of this community over waiting for
36:07
Governor Newsom to get some sanity.
36:09
And that's one of the reasons why these National Guard
36:12
soldiers are being federalized, so they can use their special
36:15
skill set to keep peace. We're not going to let a repeat
36:19
of 2020 happen. And if you remember, it all
36:21
happened in Tim Walz's state, in Minneapolis, papering state and
36:25
the governor at the time. And the governor, Tim Walz, made
36:28
very bad decisions and then tried to get the governors to
36:32
send our National Guard in to bail him out when he let his
36:35
city burn for days on it. Yep.
36:38
They're burning all right. Invested.
36:40
Yeah. I don't know.
36:42
Don't seem mostly peaceful to me.
36:43
But let's, let's let's go to the now, mostly, let's show the
36:47
clips of the mostly peaceful protest. 2 point O.
36:50
Because here you got like, I don't know how many thousands of
36:53
people. They're on the freeways, they're
36:55
waving Mexican flags. So let.
36:57
Me. I want to ask you this, George.
36:58
You're in America. You're on a freeway and you you
37:01
feel like you're threatened. Your life's threatened.
37:04
This is something that's happened.
37:05
And a court, clearly if you did this in California, they would
37:08
probably charge you for vehicular homicide.
37:11
My point is, when people are blocking you and you feel like
37:15
you're in danger, I think there should be a federal law that
37:19
it's legal for you to drive through those crowds.
37:21
I think if you're going onto a highway and you're blocking the
37:24
highway and you know these people are agitated and you're
37:27
worried for your life, should you have to sit there and let
37:30
them block the highway or should you be able to run them over?
37:33
I personally believe you should be able to run them over.
37:35
I think when you're being obstructed from your right away
37:40
and you're in an area that it's legal, why should these people
37:43
be able to threaten you? What if you were heading for an
37:46
emergency? What if you had your kids in the
37:47
car and you were trying to get to the hospital?
37:49
Why should these people block you like that and it not be a
37:54
problem for them? Well, I'm going to say that's a
37:57
thin line because I can, I can understand if, if they're
38:01
blocking and if they touch your car, then it's game on or throw
38:05
something, it's game on. But if they're just blocking and
38:08
they're not physically touching your car doing anything of that
38:10
sense, then. But how many times have we seen
38:13
this when they start throwing stuff at the cars?
38:14
But I'm asking. But.
38:15
We've seen that a lot. And if they throw stuff, then go
38:18
ahead, run them over. I'm all for it.
38:19
But if not, then no, don't run them over because you're going
38:23
to have protests like that where they're blocking highways and
38:25
they're doing it actually peaceful.
38:26
They're just blocking it to make a statement.
38:28
And if you're allowed, if there's a law where you can just
38:31
run them over, then you have people just run them over.
38:33
And no. And that could be harmful for
38:35
both sides of the aisle. So I'm against that.
38:37
Let's just play the clip. Yeah, I'm up for running them
38:39
over. I'm up for driving right over
38:41
them. All right, good.
38:56
So there's no audio with that clip, in case anybody's asking.
38:59
No audio, just the way it is. But we got clips with audio,
39:02
though. Let me see, Lance, what do we
39:04
got here? We got, I don't know, more
39:08
burning cars and buildings maybe.
39:10
Let me see. Is this the?
39:41
Is this the that? Seems peaceful.
39:43
Is that the portion where it's where where it's not mostly
39:46
peaceful, where they're saying because they say it's mostly
39:48
peaceful? I don't know.
39:49
Yes, burning somebody's business down, ruining their lives.
39:52
They're burning their businesses in their own neighborhoods where
39:56
she's never makes no absolutely no sense.
40:00
Total sense. I mean, it's, I mean, honestly,
40:02
this is what everybody in California voted for.
40:05
When you voted for Mayor Bass, when you voted for Newsom, when
40:08
you voted for Nancy Pelosi, this is what you guys voted for.
40:12
This is what you get. I mean, this is exactly what LA
40:15
deserves for, for voting for those idiots.
40:18
You had a chance to get Newsome out of there.
40:20
You know, he's going to try to make a presidential run.
40:22
You know, that's his entire plan.
40:24
Is this the kind of weak leadership you want to see
40:27
across country? If so, keep voting like this and
40:29
you can just continue to destroy the country from within.
40:31
All right, let's, let's play this next clip.
40:33
Here's another guy. I'm sure his semi is going to be
40:35
destroyed. Hold on, there's here's another
40:37
clip of mostly peaceful protests, everybody.
40:39
Very 2.0. None, you know, I don't
41:12
understand, with all like riots and in these cities and stuff,
41:16
why don't they just bring out the big guns, the water cannons,
41:19
I think like hit hit water cannons.
41:23
The pressure of the water cannons, that's going to push
41:25
people away. And better yet, I seen it.
41:27
I don't know if it was Japan or Korea.
41:30
I mean, South Korea, they had water cannons, but it was dyed
41:32
the water. So anybody that protesters there
41:35
were whatever. What kind of blue collar?
41:37
Yeah, and they can arrest them. They.
41:40
Say, you can dye them all pink, right?
41:43
Yeah, that's great. And of course, somebody semi
41:45
getting ruined there. Of course, their livelihood was
41:47
that semi, and now they'll be ruined.
41:49
Here's another clip of mostly peaceful George, You got another
41:51
one here. This is the guy that's throwing
41:53
the chunks of cinder block at vehicles from ICE and vehicles
41:57
from the law enforcement driving by.
41:59
Very safe, very peaceful. Cinder block is a peaceful
42:02
solution. He's picking up rocks from the
42:04
medium right there. So and by the way, there's a
42:07
$50,000 reward to for his identity from the FBI.
42:12
How, how, how? How long do you think until one
42:14
of his friend rats him out? Oh, he's, he's already been
42:17
ratted out. They're going to go round him
42:19
up. He's in hiding, but they're
42:20
going to gap. He's already done.
42:21
Somebody already sold him out for the 50K.
42:23
Somebody on that baseball team or whatever team he's on,
42:26
they've already figured out he's on some kind of a local sports
42:28
team because of the what he's wearing.
42:30
Yeah. Here we go.
43:12
I. Don't know why they don't stop
43:23
and freaking start arresting them.
43:26
I just in the sense they keep driving by like why not?
43:29
At that speed, you're throwing rocks that could easily go
43:32
through somebody's windshield and kill him.
43:34
He's using lethal force. How come they don't get out and
43:38
just drop this guy? That's my question.
43:41
And and it should and it should be legal.
43:43
They should be able to stop, pull their guns.
43:46
And if he doesn't stop right, then they should be able to fire
43:49
because those projectiles at a vehicle speeding like that,
43:52
that'll kill somebody. That'll go through a windshield,
43:54
it'll hit a person, it'll kill him.
43:56
I don't understand it. I agree with you, George.
43:58
I don't get why this guy, we lost your camera there.
44:02
I don't know why this guy should be allowed to continue this kind
44:06
of behavior. Now, let's look.
44:08
Here's Maxine Waters. She's attempting to enter the
44:12
Los Angeles federal building, but officers won't let her in.
44:14
And why should they let her in? Here's another career scumbag.
44:18
This is, again, what's wrong. You guys voted for this in
44:21
California. This is the problem.
44:24
This is a career lowlife politician, one of those
44:27
conniving, thieving, stealing, cheating.
44:31
This is everything that's wrong in Washington DC Maxine Waters
44:35
is the poster child for what not to have as a politician.
44:39
Here we go. No, I I want you to Hello,
44:44
hello, hello, Congresswoman Water.
44:46
I just came to use my congressional authority to check
44:52
on the. Security now to all visitors.
44:55
Excuse me, I need to get in. Contact our public apparel.
44:57
I need to get in. What are you hoping to do,
45:05
Congresswoman? I just want to see David Werta.
45:07
Right, 6-7. Would a congressperson normally
45:13
be able to enter the Normally? Yes.
45:15
What is? Happening here.
45:17
Well, there were some of the authorities, I don't know who
45:19
they were, and I'm trying to get in to see David Werta, who they
45:23
have arrested. He is the head of SEIU local
45:27
union here. I don't know why he was
45:29
targeted. I don't know what they're doing
45:31
with him. I don't know whether they're
45:33
going to deport him. I want to report back to my
45:36
caucus. About what?
45:38
Caucus. But they have.
45:42
I don't know what they're doing. I'm glad that they didn't let
45:45
her in. You're that big.
45:46
Me too, It's me too. I'd rather see her in a set of
45:49
handcuffs. But at the end of the day, I
45:51
guess it's good. It's good enough to not let.
45:52
Her in. You notice how she was trying to
45:54
be all nice and cordial though. Oh yeah, she wasn't being her
45:57
freaked out Maxine Waters. Like, yeah.
46:00
Well, she was out of breath. She had to walk up steps.
46:03
She was out of breath, George. All right, let's go to this.
46:06
I know we got to take a short break.
46:07
Here. We come back.
46:08
We're going to be talking about Iran.
46:10
It appears that they have done implosion testing for a nuclear
46:15
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Lance Miliacio, tip of the spear.
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Iran nuclear tests. This sure throws a wrench in the
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All right, so we have you know this next story, right?
51:59
You have the International Atomic Energy.
52:01
They came out with a report that the Iran nuclear violations had
52:08
many points, one being that the Iran, listen to this carried out
52:11
multiple implosion tests, a key military skill that's necessary
52:15
for developing the atomic bomb. Have you ever seen like when
52:19
back in the day when America did it, they were doing it
52:21
underground in the ocean? But one thing that's bothering
52:25
me about this report is most of this report is based on evidence
52:30
from the Mossad. Now, we all know that Israel
52:35
wants to take out Iran. They just want to get it done
52:37
and over with. That's my opinion on it.
52:40
So do I want, do I trust their report to Mossad?
52:43
Not so much. I don't because they just want
52:47
to fuel, you know, they just want it to be accepted.
52:51
Once they start bombing Iran, take them out that look, they
52:53
were doing this test. They're not supposed to be doing
52:55
it. You know, here's the evidence.
52:56
But I don't trust the Mossad. I don't know about you, Lance.
52:58
You trust them? No.
53:01
There you go, that's. It no.
53:03
I actually had. Interaction with some Assad
53:06
years ago and it's not they're you know they're really good
53:09
agents they're really highly skilled they're highly skilled,
53:12
you know, special forces technicians in my opinion.
53:15
But at the end of the day, there is only one thing they're
53:18
concerned with Israel even. Even when.
53:22
They're working on. Multi, you know, multi agency
53:25
task teams or doing things. There's only one thing that
53:29
matters to them, Israel. That's it.
53:32
They don't care about anything else.
53:33
They don't care about their any of the other countries that that
53:37
are supporters. They don't care Israel.
53:39
That's all that matters. So no, you can't really trust
53:42
them. They're they're extremely
53:44
skilled in misinformation and disinformation.
53:47
It's one of their best skills. Now we know that, you know, and
53:51
Iran has made lots of big moves. They've got all the essential
53:55
equipment, you know, they've got all of the uranium conversion
53:58
facilities and you know, they, they, they supposedly have U F6
54:02
cylinders, which are necessary. They've got uranium extractors.
54:07
And of course, implosion is what it takes to detonate a, a, a
54:10
nuclear core because you have to compress it.
54:13
That's where you see like the Fat Boy bomb, as an example, had
54:16
multiple, you know, explosive devices all around it.
54:21
When you look at the Fat Boy, and I think it was called Fat
54:24
Boy and Thin Man back then, the first nuclear weapons, of
54:29
course, they've got difluoride. Everything that you normally
54:32
need for a nuclear weapon, they've got it all.
54:34
So it isn't like they don't have in their possession.
54:36
I don't know, though, the impact of this.
54:39
Will Donald Trump take this as credible #1 George #2 how will
54:43
this impact the negotiations that are supposed to be going on
54:46
now? I don't think Iran gives a shit.
54:49
I don't think Iran cares. I think they're going to move
54:51
forward and continue to try to create a nuclear weapon
54:54
regardless of any outside influence or try to acquire 1.
54:59
I had heard years ago that when all those, and I think there's
55:02
25 of them that are missing, when the Russians lost control
55:06
of 25 of their nuclear briefcases, they had these
55:10
briefcase weapons. These small, small devices were
55:16
in briefcases and they supposedly lost 20 or 25 of
55:18
them. I had heard that Iran had
55:21
acquired some of them years ago. Is it true?
55:23
I don't know. I heard they actually had them
55:25
in their possession because those those briefcases got out
55:28
in the open market. It was after the fall of kind of
55:32
communist Russia, if you guys remember, when they economically
55:35
fell apart, lots of their weapons were being sold by
55:40
military forces. That included these nuclear
55:42
weapons. I don't think they ever got them
55:44
back. I never heard they were actually
55:46
able to locate them. Were they destroyed?
55:49
Are they still around? Who knows.
55:51
Let's talk about this is, in my opinion, big news.
55:54
Of course, Sheriff Darleaf, he's a friend of ours on the show
55:58
here, one of the constitutional sheriffs.
56:00
Of course, you know, we support them through Sam Bushman, who's
56:04
the CEO. And of course, Sheriff Richard
56:07
Mack is also a friend of us. So Sheriff Darleaf now reveals a
56:11
Dominion CEO committed perjury and got caught and targeted Tina
56:17
Peters. So, Darlene?
56:19
Sent this letter to Donald. Trump and he he says that in
56:24
fact, Dominion was the impetus of weaponization against Tina
56:28
Peters. Now you guys understand this
56:30
happened here in Colorado. It's got to do with Jenna
56:32
Griswold. And Jenna Gridwolds is a Soros
56:35
backed puppet. She's the Secretary of State
56:38
here in Colorado, a horrible human being, and she herself
56:43
should be in jail for posting the passwords online to the
56:47
election system. But yet for crimes that are
56:50
worse than what Tina Peters did, she hasn't even been charged and
56:55
they have swept it under the rug.
56:56
I believe they should federally charge Jenna Griswold I think.
57:01
They should lock her ass up. You know what?
57:02
I. Don't understand though, in this
57:04
whole situation, yes, now, Sheriff Darlie.
57:07
For. Many of you that if you don't
57:09
remember him, he was the one where the evidence and the FBI
57:14
was, they were trying to FBI to DOJ.
57:16
This is during Biden. We're trying to set him up and
57:18
get him locked up. But he's a sheriff, right?
57:21
Why doesn't, if he's got evidence, why does he not bring
57:24
charges? What is the whole purpose of you
57:26
being a sheriff and this whole thing about the constitutional
57:28
sheriff's and stuff, This is what I can't understand.
57:31
But he's in Michigan, isn't he? So what?
57:33
If they violated. If they violated like you saying
57:36
stuff in Michigan, he why can't he arrest him?
57:40
He's a sheriff. He's got really power.
57:42
I mean, they're they're elected officials.
57:45
I agree. So what's what's the problem we
57:48
need? To get, you know, what you're
57:49
saying that he's talking about. Dominion violating and
57:52
committing these crimes in Michigan.
57:55
He's got, yeah. Don't you remember to?
57:57
His thing that came out, we met him at the Constitution of
57:59
Sheriffs in Vegas. Yeah, no, I remember.
58:02
Yeah, he's got. Evidence, you know.
58:04
Of Dominion and I think why don't they arrest?
58:06
Why don't they arrest? I don't.
58:07
Know you have to talk to Sheriff Darlie.
58:10
Good question. Let me ask myself.
58:11
I'm asking right now. Maybe we need to get.
58:14
Although it's only perjury, it's not.
58:16
A very I don't know in Michigan what perjury carries.
58:18
They're talking about only perjury.
58:19
What's only perjury? Well, he said that the.
58:22
CEO. Of Dominion committed perjury.
58:25
He's talking about Tina Peters. Trial, that's what Tina Peters.
58:28
But in general, he has evidence of election fraud that happened.
58:32
Oh, then he definitely should arrest him, right?
58:34
Yeah, I'm saying I don't know. Maybe.
58:38
All right, now we. Like Cash Patel of.
58:42
Course we like Dan Bongino. I don't know Pam Bondi.
58:45
So far, I'm not a fan. Maybe I'm wrong.
58:47
Who knows? She might be amazing and I don't
58:49
know it. I've never met her.
58:50
I've never had a discussion with her.
58:52
All I can do is look at what her behavior has been so far in her
58:55
position. I'm not excited about what she's
58:58
done so far. I think of Sidney Powell or if
59:01
Elena Haba was in that position. I feel like things will be
59:04
moving much more quickly. But I am concerned because now
59:08
there's conflict in what Pam Bondi's saying, what Cash
59:11
Patel's saying, what Dan Bongino saying, and I'm not sure what to
59:14
believe. I know and like Cash Patel, he's
59:17
a great guy. He's been on our show.
59:19
I just don't know what to believe anymore and why they're
59:23
handling the Epstein files the way they are.
59:25
It's turning into a real scandal, you know, is it, is it,
59:29
is it just more of the same? You know, this, the Epstein to
59:34
me is a barometer, I think of government corruption,
59:36
deception, cover ups. And I think it spans not only
59:40
this administration, but it spans, you know, into the last
59:45
maybe 4 administrations because everybody knew about Epstein.
59:49
Why was he allowed to continue to operate?
59:52
We've heard over and over again that we're going to get the
59:54
files, that we're going to get the proof.
59:56
And now we're being told there isn't any video and I want to
59:59
play something. Somebody put this together.
1:00:01
I grabbed it online. We didn't create this.
1:00:03
I grabbed it online. And it's a side by side of Pam
1:00:06
Bondi saying one thing and Cash Patel saying another.
1:00:10
So my question is, what's true? Is Cash telling the truth or is
1:00:15
Pam now honestly? Because I know.
1:00:18
Cash. I'm going to lean towards cash
1:00:21
telling the truth, but why do they both seem to have such a
1:00:24
difference of what the facts are?
1:00:29
You ready? Yes, OK.
1:00:31
Again. Logical.
1:00:33
Play out if there was a video of some guy or gal committing
1:00:37
felonies on an island. And.
1:00:39
I'm in charge. Don't you think you'd see it?
1:00:41
10s of thousands. Of videos of Epstein with
1:00:47
children or child porn and there are hundreds of victims and no
1:00:53
one victim will ever get released.
1:00:55
It's just the volume. And that's what they're going
1:00:57
through right now. The FBI is diligently going OK,
1:01:02
Lance, I'm. Going to explain this.
1:01:03
Video and and break it down for everybody.
1:01:06
But before I do that, I just want to say Pam Bondi, like she
1:01:09
has stated that she took office that they're going to release
1:01:13
video, release stuff and they haven't.
1:01:15
So she's not on the high pedestal.
1:01:19
For me in this. Video what cash what she was
1:01:23
talking about She clearly stated there's videos of Epstein with
1:01:28
girls and young kids. Epstein she didn't say.
1:01:31
Nobody else. Cash Patel is talking about
1:01:34
that. There is no videos, not of
1:01:36
Epstein, but of other people that you know, you'll see on
1:01:39
social media of let's say Bill Clinton, I don't know, Barack
1:01:44
Obama, Chief Justice Roberts, any of them with kids and
1:01:49
Epstein on. That's what Cash Patel is
1:01:51
talking about. It's 2.
1:01:52
They're talking about two different types of video,
1:01:54
people, videos. Yes, it can seem conflicting,
1:01:57
but that's how it is. Well, the New York Times said
1:02:00
there were hundreds, possibly. Thousands of sexually suggestive
1:02:03
photographs of underage girls C DS labeled girl pics nude and
1:02:07
young name name name with names redacted Hard drives reported by
1:02:11
Business Insider were also seized.
1:02:14
So it would seem unrealistic and unlikely that the Mossad, along
1:02:21
with Jeff, the Jeffrey Epstein and other agencies had installed
1:02:27
what I would consider very sophisticated surveillance
1:02:30
systems in the brownstone in New York, in the New Mexico
1:02:33
property, in the Palm Beach property and on Lolita Island,
1:02:38
Epstein Island. Why would they have these
1:02:41
sophisticated where they had cameras in every bedroom, every
1:02:44
bathroom, every section of the home?
1:02:48
And you're going to tell me now? That those videos and.
1:02:51
Cameras didn't catch any high profile figures didn't catch any
1:02:56
high profile. Figures committing.
1:02:58
Crimes. And that what Epstein was
1:02:59
running was not an extortion and bribery scheme that was backed
1:03:03
by foreign and domestic intelligence agencies.
1:03:08
You're gonna tell me that all those camera systems that, that
1:03:11
there's already been proof that the cameras they took out were
1:03:14
Israeli technology, that the software and hardware seem to
1:03:18
have been installed with the help of foreign intelligence
1:03:21
agencies because it was not typical of the camera systems
1:03:24
here in the United States or agencies here in the United
1:03:27
States. So now you've got these massive
1:03:29
camera systems. They took out hard drives,
1:03:31
laptops, zip drives even. There's rumors that Jelaine
1:03:35
Maxwell made backup copies of everything and that she's been
1:03:38
trying to negotiate using those backup copies.
1:03:41
So you're telling me that what was said on February 27th when
1:03:47
Pam Bondi promised on national TV what we're going to see
1:03:50
tomorrow is a lot of flight logs, a lot of names and a lot
1:03:52
of information. And then we got a nothing
1:03:55
sandwich, which appears to be misinformation or a lie on TV.
1:04:00
And then Bondi told reporters there are 10s of thousands of
1:04:03
videos, Epstein with children or child porn, and there are
1:04:05
hundreds of victims, OK. And that's supposedly they're
1:04:08
redacting the victims. And you know, Patel went out of
1:04:11
his way to say he's not going to publicize the victims cause
1:04:13
Epstein wins. OK.
1:04:14
I'm not asking to publicize the victims.
1:04:16
I just find it hard to believe that with all those video
1:04:20
systems in all those locations that no hope, high profile
1:04:24
individuals and the intent of what Epstein was doing, George,
1:04:27
that the intent was not bribery, coercion and extortion.
1:04:35
Like I said, I'm going to stick to what I'm.
1:04:37
Saying is, but why the camera systems charge?
1:04:41
That's my question. OK.
1:04:42
So let me finish Lance. I'm going to get to it.
1:04:44
They're talking about. Two different things now, one,
1:04:47
we don't know when they took this evidence, what these
1:04:51
corrupt FBI agents left there, what they destroyed, what they
1:04:54
might have hidden like they, you know, cash fatal, they might
1:04:57
have to go find it. That's number one.
1:04:59
Number two is maybe they never got those, those that part of
1:05:02
the evidence. You know, there's Mossad smart
1:05:04
enough. They want to keep that shit so
1:05:05
they can keep blackmailing high profile people in the United
1:05:09
States. So maybe we we don't they don't
1:05:11
even have it. I don't know.
1:05:12
I can't I can't comment. I you know, this is best.
1:05:15
No, I think it could be. That could be true.
1:05:16
There you go. I.
1:05:17
Mean, we don't know that it didn't get destroyed by people
1:05:19
inside the FBI. Also that some of this stuff
1:05:21
hasn't already been destroyed. But I just find it hard to
1:05:25
believe knowing how sloppy the FBI is.
1:05:30
They're sloppy. I just think it's hard to
1:05:33
believe that when they say the FBI agents removed hard drives
1:05:38
and CDs from Epstein safe that he had this room size safe with
1:05:42
all this material in it that they didn't find anything but.
1:05:48
There's no high. Profile individuals at all.
1:05:51
They got 1000 FBI agents going through everything and they
1:05:54
haven't found anything like that.
1:05:56
Maybe not, you know, we'll see. Who knows what I believe, but
1:05:59
I'm not the only one that. Thinks that who knows what what
1:06:01
they have. There in the FBI and what?
1:06:03
They hit or what they get deleted or or destroyed.
1:06:06
You don't know. We had somebody corrupt the FBI
1:06:07
and DOJ Attorney General. I want to get to this last story
1:06:11
because it may, this may sound familiar, everybody.
1:06:14
And almost like it's we're back in the Pablo Escobar days
1:06:17
because you got the Colombian president, Colombian
1:06:19
presidential candidate Miguel Uribe, in critical condition
1:06:24
following an assassination attempt.
1:06:26
They fired. I mean, a few rounds, I think
1:06:28
they got him in the head. I don't know how he's doing.
1:06:30
I haven't gotten an update. But I mean, he's in critical
1:06:32
condition. He's not dead, but they haven't.
1:06:34
Released anything more than that?
1:06:36
I looked this morning just to see what had happened, but a
1:06:39
friend of mine was talking about going to Colombia.
1:06:41
Yeah. I don't know.
1:06:54
There's like five shots I heard. I don't know.
1:06:56
There's a bunch of shots. Yeah, yeah, hopefully.
1:07:00
He'll be OK, but of course he knows who did it could have been
1:07:02
the cartels, we don't know. He's definitely an anti drug
1:07:05
supporter, so who knows what happened there, but of course
1:07:08
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