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Media blackout on 62K migrant kids rescued by Trump Admin, but not Epstein story · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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Welcome to After Dark of the America Outlove Talking Network.
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I am the host of Rob Harper, my co-host tonight is Heather Robinson, a contributor for the New York Post.
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And tonight, or what we're going to talk about is this story that recently came up that uh was in the New York Post.
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Of children that were lost.
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And thanks to the Trump administration, they've been found.
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And the the post peace, uh, the headline says Trump administration has rescued 62,000 migrant kids from sex trafficking child labor border czar Tom Holman says.
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Now, if you remember earlier this year, a story was reported that there were children who were found on a ranch in California, and who were being abused and used and made to work at this factory.
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Now, at the same time this story broke, many people were asking for the Jeffrey Epstein list, the Epstein files.
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They wanted to know what was in the files and what was there.
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And we had the victims actually who were on the hill in DC.
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They came out and they were speaking, and they were saying, Yeah, there's some bad things happened to us, and we want the list to be released.
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And people just jumped on it.
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You had Marjorie Taylor Green.
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And you had some other Tom uh oh gosh, the name excuse me at the moment.
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Uh he jumped on it.
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Tom KC, he jumped on it, and he wanted the information out there.
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And the story about the children just like went away.
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No one wanted to talk about it.
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And Heather Robinson and I, if you go back and you pulled it or the tape, look at the broadcast the podcast, we were saying, wait a minute, what about these children?
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And you know that Heather has she's always concerned about the children.
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Uh, ever since the wars that have been going on, the war in Israel in Hamas, she's always been the voice for the children saying, This is really unfortunate.
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What are we doing for the children?
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Maybe they could let the children out.
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Maybe we could do this.
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And she's always has a heart for the children, not that we shouldn't.
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But when the story broke, I found it rather interesting that people just went and looked the other way.
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Not only that.
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We had the Biden administration, a woman at his administration who testified on Congress.
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And she's a whistleblower, and she was on, I think it was Laura Ingram's show.
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Sounding the alarms.
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And she even said that there were children that were brought here, and that the Biden administration got those children, placed them in foster care without betting the families.
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And then later on, they lost contact with the children because they left one family and went to another family.
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This is the extent of the Biden administration who are saying we need to we need to protect our children and these innocent children that are coming here, we're going to send them there.
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They didn't give a damn about that.
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It was all about just letting them come here once they're here, they're out of sight and out of mind.
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But thankfully, now we have a president who's doing more than what the Biden administration has done.
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They have located these children.
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They found these children, and they're putting them in a safe space.
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I shared an article with her about this.
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And she in turn wrote an article about it, still raising awareness as to what's happening to these children.
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Now, Alma said innocent children, but all children are innocent.
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It's the adults who are the bad actors.
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It is the adults who are saying we're going to protect your innocence.
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But in actuality, Heather, they're putting these children in harm's way.
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What are your thoughts, Heather?
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Well, I would like to learn more, Rob.
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Um, you know, not perhaps not surprisingly, it's only um Australia's Sky News and the New York Post and just a couple other sources who are carrying Tom Holman's bombshell uh quotes here that there are 62,000 migrant children who have been rescued.
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Um, you know, in terms of the facts as they are now, I I know pretty much what you know that this is what's being reported.
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Uh I'm thrilled to hear they're being rescued, and I want to do another piece about this.
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I want to learn what the Trump administration's efforts are consisting of.
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Because the last piece I published about this was back in 2021.
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Um I've tried to write about it subsequently, but I'll tell you what, Rob, it's not an easy sell when you're really reporting impartially on children and and what's happening, and you're not out to expose some sex scandal or to turn, you know, demonize anybody, but you're just you're trying to do a humanitarian story.
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Um I hate to say it, but you know, people are a lot more interested in children and and their well-being and protecting them when there's another political party to blame, when there's sex scandal and wealthy people to be brought down, when it's more general and about the welfare of children, it isn't as as easy to even place this kind of an article.
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Uh, but the New York Post did carry uh a few years ago my my research piece on I spoke with um people who ran orphanages in Mexico.
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I spoke with customs and border patrol agents and with Laura um oh oh not Laura Loomer.
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Um gosh, I'm drawing uh a little, I'm having a little um mind uh bobble here, but uh Laura Logan, excuse me, the uh this former CVS journalist and you know, rape survivor, um uh she was uh doing a lot of research on the ground um around the border, interviewing women and children, and she spoke to me at length about this.
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Um essentially when the border uh policies were quote unquote liberalized, when you had masses of Americans protesting the separation of parents and children, um, which was something under Trump info Trump's first term that was being done.
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And one of the reasons it was being done is that you can't house adults and children together in detention because there's too much potential for abuse of children.
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Uh, I don't know why the Trump administration didn't do a better job of explaining that, but that was and you know, I perhaps it was also being done to disincentivize people from bringing their children.
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But you know, in the name of humanitarianism, masses of Americans protested that policy, but what they didn't really think through was the unintended consequence of the rapid change in policy under Biden, Biden changed things so that at the time I reported the story, uh CBP Customs and Border Patrol couldn't hold anyone who came through with a child for longer than 72 hours.
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And so that's a quick turnaround.
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You know, if you're a child trafficker, sex trafficker, drug trafficker, you know, and you're gonna be held in detention for months and separated from that child.
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It's not as lucrative a business as if you you know can get through the border with children in 72 hours.
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So what this policy change did was it incentivized the trafficking of children.
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And Laura Logan told me at the time that there was already a certain amount of trafficking, the trafficking was starting to explode.
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This is back in 2021.
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Customs and border patrol agents who had recently retired and were free to talk to me, told me that they were having nightmares.
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They were terrified.
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They they felt that they had been pressured to let through um men, particularly who they suspected were not the fathers of these children.
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Um, but you know, this was all part of this unwell thought out, not not well-handled response to the public outcry.
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Um, and it was a bunch of of uh, you know, it was really a a hysterical response.
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It was the the horrible unintended consequences to children are so much worse than being temporarily separated from their parents in a secure facility.
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These children were, you know, Laura Logan told me at the time, you know, there were children being trafficked into child pornography, children being used as slave laborers, children dying on the in the desert on the way here, children being used as drug mules.
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And um, you know, the liberals who largely liberal, you know, maybe not exclusively, but the misguided Americans who thought they were doing the right thing to protest Trump's policy, have actually um have actually incentivized, they've helped to to usher in a policy that has incentivized the abuse of children.
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So it's very important that people understand this, that um people not turn a blind eye to what their own misguided activism helped to produce.
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Um, although I don't have tremendous hope that there will be a lot of honest reflection, there should be.
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Um, people should not be dragging children across a desert uh to get in illegally to a foreign country.
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Um, you know, I know that there's hardship and suffering, uh, you know, across the border, Mexico, Central America, and around the world, and I'm not unsympathetic.
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But the reality is that as one woman who runs an orphanage, and who I quote in the piece told me, I don't know if I was able to quote this part of what she told me, but she said that terrible as conditions are and
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Some parts of Mexico.
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And much as she understands the impulse of some parents, it's still better for them to stay where they are than you know to take children on such a dangerous journey.
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And certainly obviously, you know, then there are the traffickers and the people who aren't really even families who got in here who used children to get into the country to bring drugs into the country, use children as child prostitutes.
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I interviewed a detective in Manhattan about that.
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That's no, it's been known for some time.
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Um, that that there's a pipeline from Mexico to New York City.
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Um, a lot of smuggling of children, especially teenage girls.
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So it's very important that that people realize what's been enabled here, and that this is one of the reasons that we need um a real border policy, genuine secure borders, you know, we need to be um stricter about it and um you know, it's not humanitarian to have uh, you know, these kinds of um loose policies.
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But we were told by this administration, Heather.
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Not this administration, but the Biden administration on numerous occasions, that they had this all locked in, they knew what they were doing, and that they were protecting the children.
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Kamala Harris said this.
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And then once the story broke that that was not the case, that the children were not being protected.
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No one wanted to talk about it.
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No, they still don't know.
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In fairness, at one point I remember Harris did finally say, don't bring your children.
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I mean, belatedly, I I I remember toward the end of Biden's term, she did say that for whatever it's worth.
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And you know, much as I'm not a fan of her in general, and she was put in charge of the border and she didn't do anything.
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The reality is I'm not so sure what she could have done because the policy was Biden's, and the policy was let people in who come with a child within 72 hours.
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So I'm no fan of her, but I mean, she did at least say, don't bring your children.
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It's not safe.
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And I don't know what else she I mean, I don't know that it was within her power to make him change the policy, or you know, I don't want to give her too much credit.
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I don't know that she tried.
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Um, but the policy was was his or whoever was in charge, if it wasn't him, you know, whoever you know had the auto pen in his hand.
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I mean, it was what it was, and this was a bad policy.
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You know, if you make it impossible to hold anyone if they show up with a child, you're basically providing an incentive for people to use children to get it.
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That's their ticket in.
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And you can see, if you're not completely naive, that that would incentivize you know, all kinds of criminal behavior toward children, which is exactly what it did.
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Well, you know, Barack Obama even said the same thing.
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He said, Don't come.
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Don't come.
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He said it anyway.
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He did he did say it, but people, although he said don't come, they were still too.
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Don't bring your children.
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Don't bring your children in particular, but I guess the words were the right words.
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And I don't know that his policy was as bad as Biden's.
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I can't remember exactly.
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I don't know if he had the 72 hour thing.
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But we know that these these problems really, they really ballooned under his administration first with the children's show.
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But I I asked the question did they did they really mean it when they were saying don't come?
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I don't think they meant it.
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It was only in words, because if they did, you would think they would have protected the children, which they didn't do.
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And that's and that's what I'm so concerned about.
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They claim that they said don't come.
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But did they protect the children?
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What were they doing to protect these innocent children?
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And even if they say it, I mean, the policy, you know what I mean?
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You can say it, but if the policy is a stupid policy, then children are getting hurt.
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I mean, you know, it's not what you say, it's what you do.
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I agree with you.
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And if this is this is a poorly crafted policy, you know, it's like a policy that, oh, I don't know, you know, that rewards people for any kind of uh behavior that's I mean one did the best way I can explain it is, you know, one of the detectives said to me, who I interviewed, look, this is a happy day if you're a child trafficker because they're looking for any loophole to exploit.
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So that's that's what's happening.
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And were they even concerned?
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Were they were they genuinely concerned about the children?
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And I just don't see any indication.
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I think they were more concerned.
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I think I don't know why else, you know, it's maybe it's a little cynical, but you know, we say, you know, why are they so much more concerned about people coming here illegally than about Americans, for instance?
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Is it really that they're so humanitarian?
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Or is it that, you know, they have more cynical motives?
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I mean, I can't get into their hearts.
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I don't know how much of this is, you know, I've always said to you, Rob, that, you know, I know you have strong opinions about it, and I mean, we disagree with their their policies.
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Um, but I don't always believe that everybody who's on the other side of these issues is completely insincere.
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I think some of these people feel like this is um, you know, they're on the side of you know, immigration.
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They they do try to elide the distinction between legal and illegal immigration, but they're on the side of the people who are viewed as the poorer, the the more frightened, the more, you know, bring me you're tired, you're poor, you're hungry.
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And it's not a total mystery to me how some people, especially my people, Jewish people, for example, you know, would tend to gravitate toward that side of things because we've been immigrants so often in different societies, we've been the minority, we've been turned away, you know, like during the Holocaust, even President Roosevelt sent back the ship, St.
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Louis, which had thousands of immigrant, you know, Jews on it, many of whom wound up dying in concentration camps.
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So we grow up hearing those terrible stories of history.
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And so it's natural that our our sympathies are, you know, not on the side as much of nativism, you know, and don't come here, you're not welcome, as they are on, you know, let's err on the side of liberalism in terms of you know, hearing people's need, you know, stretching a little tighter to let in more people, giving them the benefit of the doubt.
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You know, I think some of it is well-intentioned on the part of some American people.
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But I also think that um there's a kind of you know, lack of thinking things through.
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We, you know, is this being an example?
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This was a poorly poorly crafted policy.
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And, you know, there's there's kind of a also we know a lot of people are just on the opposite side of Trump.
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Whatever he says, they'll, you know, they'll take the opposite position.
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Some, but some of these politicians may be cynically trying to get more votes and train change the demographics of the country.
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So because they're not.
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I do believe that so that's a factor in this too.
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I think which is at the to the detriment of these children.
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And we're up against a commercial break, and when we come back, we mentioned uh Barack Obama.
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I'm gonna play you the video of him saying, you know, don't bring your children here.
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As I said, we always come with the receipts.
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Uh I know that like Tim Russard used to do this all the time on his Sunday morning show and I'm mimicking him.
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We don't have the reach that the media have, but we do do our research.
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You listen to After Dark on the America Outlaw Talk Radio Network.
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My co-host tonight is Heather Robinson, the contributed of the New York Post, will be back to continue our discussion about these children who were rescued after this commercial break.
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And we're back with the second half of the show.
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It's teasing you with video of Barack Obama, cautioning people who are coming here, telling them not to come, don't bring your children.
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We always come with receipts.
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The media could play the same video, but for some reason they don't want to, because and I think that they're selective, they have a selective memory, and in some cases, they just don't want you to know what has been said or what the other person has said.
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But here on After Dark, we're gonna bring it to you all because we want you to be able to make an informed decision, and we want you to know what is happening.
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So the video you're about to hear right now, this former president, Barack Obama, he's being interviewed by George Stefanopoulos of ABC News.
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So without further ado, let me get this Tis up.
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We're gonna play it for you.
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Run the tape.
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Our message absolutely is don't send your children unaccompanied on trains or through through a bunch of smugglers.
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We don't even know how many of these kids don't make it and may have been whaling into sex trafficking or killed because they fell off a train.
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We have no way of tracking that.
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So that is our direct message to the families in Central America.
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Do not send your children to the borders.
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If they do make it, they'll get sent back.
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More importantly, they may not make it.
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Now, notice what he said at the end.
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If they do come, if they do make it, they're going to get sent back.
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Now, interestingly enough, of all the presidents for the past two decades, Barack Obama sent back the most illegals than any other president.
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Although Trump is blamed and attack for going out and sending back folks who have broken our laws back across the border.
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Now, what Trump is not doing, that the media keeps saying he is doing is separating families, and we can't believe this.
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How dare he?
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We can't believe he's taking these children away from the it's like, no, that's not happening.
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However, if he does come up on, if uh our secretary of Homeland Security and Tom Holman, if they do come up on an illegal, who should not be here, and they're with the child, as you mentioned Heather during the first block, they have no way of knowing if that child belongs to the adult or not.
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So that child will be separated from that family, that so-called family, to ensure that that person is the relative, because what we have seen of what we saw under the Biden administration is that a lot of these individuals brought children here who weren't theirs.
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How did they get here?
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As Barack Obama said, they were smuggled across the border.
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They were brought here, and they were told, You're gonna say that you're my child.
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But once the child came here, what did the child end up?
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Remember the California ranch that I mentioned, where they found almost a hundred children there.
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They had more housing them there to work on farms.
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Remember, I said also Laura Ingram interviewed a Biden whistleblower who went before the heel and testified that they had lost children, and when she sounded the alarm, they told her to shut up.
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There was retribution.
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I think she was demoted.
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But this is Laura Ingram.
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Laura Ingram, yes, on her show a couple weeks ago.
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I was looking for the tape.
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I have the tape, I will find the tape because I want to play the tape of that whistleblower saying what happened.
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But again, the media will focus on oh, well, look at what Trump is doing, and they're separating the children.
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You know what, folks?
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It's time for another receipt.
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And I played this receipt before.
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This is AOC questioning Tom Homan and saying, but what about you separating the children?
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And he clearly explains to her what they're doing.
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Run the tape.
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If I can arrest the DUI and I have a young child in a car, I will be separated.
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Miles off in New York, and I rested a father to domestic violence.
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I separated that we have to respect legal asylumes are not charged with any crime.
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When you're in the country legally is violation of the United States Code 1325.
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It's a sign and go to a port of entry to leave away.
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The attorney general of the United States has made that clear.
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She had nothing else to say was he had exposed her line of questioning.
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I wish he would be able to do it.
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She was more so concerned.
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Go ahead.
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Because there's no way to know if this person comes illegally without paperwork, no, uh, you know, there's no ability to do any DNA testing.
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That, of course, the you know, left is screaming about everyone's civil liberties.
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I think that was tried for a while and it was rejected because of the left's, you know, howling about everybody's civil liberties.
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Who's there's no way to verify that these are real families.
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And a certain percentage of them, this is no exaggeration, simply are not.
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This is known now that you know, so many of these children have wound up in circumstances that are not healthy family circumstances.
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So the problem is she's talking as if there's this ideal sort of utopian world where every adult who shows up is guaranteed the parent of that child.
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She has no way of knowing that.
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And neither do we explain.
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You know, I mean, I guess it's not his job to give, but I mean, it's a shame that um there isn't a more coh coherent sort of discussion about this.
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And I guess that's our job, Rob, as journalists, and I mean, I guess the people who work for the government maybe aren't connecting the dots and explaining this clearly.
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So we are trying to do that.
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Well, you would think that the media would hold our elected officials accountable and clearly explain this, but as you said, they're not doing it.
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So you have alternative news outlets like us who are out there trying to put the pieces of the puzzle together for the American people to make them aware as to what is actually happening, and we're trying to do it in an unbiased fashion by just presenting the facts and saying this is what was said, as I did a while ago.
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I came with the receipts with what Barack Obama had said, and then what AEOC was trying to say, because a lot of times the media, now this was aired on the media some some uh uh years ago, but they're hoping that people have forgotten all about it, that they've moved on, and unfortunately, people do forget because we're in a fast news cycle.
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They forget what's happening as I opened up talking about the children, 62,000 children that have been found, according to Tom Holman.
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Now, I had mentioned this story before that Biden had his Biden administration had lost children.
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The media had covered it briefly, as I mentioned with the whistleblower.
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But what happened between the time the story was reported and now Jeffrey Epstein?
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That was more salacious.
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People were more interested in that.
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Who's on the list and what did they do and how did they do it?
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And I kept saying over and over again, don't go down that rabbit hole.
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If you want to know about it, go online.
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All the information is there.
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But if you're thinking, well, I want them to name names because I want to see.
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Even Alan Dorshew said, I know the names that are there, and many of you are thinking that Trump has done something nefarious, and he hasn't.
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Virginia Guffrey said the exact same thing.
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He was nothing but a gentleman.
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Oh, really?
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That's what she said.
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She initially came out, and she said that yes, Trump was at the Jeffrey Epstein files, I meant the uh the Epstein Islands.
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I saw him, yada yada yada.
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And when she was called in and gave a deposition, she recanted her story and she said, I got it wrong.
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I did.
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Did meet him.
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He was a gentleman.
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He did nothing wrong.
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But the media is still planning to planning the seed out there that, oh, he did something wrong.
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So that the story about these children got booted from the headlines.
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People stopped talking about it.
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Well, the sad reality out of mind.
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You know, is these are poor children, you know.
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They're not uh necessarily all beautiful teenage girls and the people abusing them aren't rich and famous.
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And sadly, you know, maybe because of that, because of those superficial things, people aren't as interested as in a sexy story, you know, about that it isn't also wrong and disturbing and awful that these girls were taken advantage of by a wealthy man and his accomplices.
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But if we're concerned about children in terms of the numbers, there are so many more children being hurt, and in I dare say ways that are even worse.
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Um, in many cases, from what I've heard.
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A lot of these children are winding up dead.
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These are poor Mexican or Central American children.
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They're being worked like slaves, they're being, you know, their bodies are being used to smuggling drugs, their bodies are being raped and and abused by people who aren't famous, who aren't rich, who aren't, you know, who nobody really finds glory in in bringing down.
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You know, but if we're really concerned about children, the other thing, you know, we should we should be talking about this.
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And and the other thing about it is I think a lot of people, you know, took to the streets to uh to protest Trump's policies.
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A lot of Americans were, you know, whether well intentioned or not, were wound up, you know, in a sense, for them to acknowledge this is to acknowledge their own complicity and you know doing something that was very misguided.
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You know, they're proud of their activism, I guess, and they probably don't want to hear about this because they realize that on some level what's happened to a lot of these children is worse than being temporarily separated from their supposed parents.
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You know, they in their naivete and foolishness, these protesters and their desire to demonize and vilify Trump and his supporters.
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You know, help to create a situation of bad policy that incentivize the trafficking and abuse of thousands of children.
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So they don't want to talk about it.
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It's not surprising.
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And you're right, they they don't want to talk about it.
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So they hide the story.
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It's mentioned, and then it's covered up.
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Now, here's another receipt I want to play.
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Uh earlier, I think it was last month.
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They had an operation that was taking place whereby they were going in and arresting sexual abusers, offenders.
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And of course, the Democrats didn't like it.
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They got out, they had protesters to try to stop it.
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And that's what I don't get.
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It's like the National Guards and ICE, they're doing a public service by removing these individuals off our streets.
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Why are you trying to protect them?
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Run the tape.
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Over the last 10 days, we have removed 54 sexual predators.
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164 offenders of sexual crimes, two convicted murderers.
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This operational criminal return is another fine example of what exactly the President Trump said.
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Just get the worst of the worst out of our country.
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Getting the worst of the worst out of our country.
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But you have Democrats trying to protect the worst of the worst.
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They want to keep them here.
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And they know the danger of keeping them here.
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They see it, but yet still they will fight, they will protest, they will push back.
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Look at what happened two weeks ago.
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When we had two National Guardsmen who were attacked, one was killed, one is in critical condition by an Afghanistani person who came here.
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And what did Democrats do?
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Oh, we want to protect him.
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Remember the guy who was here early this year, Umbrego.
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They were trying to deport him and Democrats were fighting tooth and nailed.
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The man had beat up his wife, had attacked his children, but yet and still the Democrats know we got to keep him here.
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He's a decent man.
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He's a Maryland man.
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We want to keep him here.
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They fought tooth and nailed to keep him here.
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The same man, they had he had been arrested.
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I think it was in Texas or Tennessee, transport human trafficking.
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With all of this out there, yet and still they want to protect these individuals and say it's the Trump administration.
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They're the bad guys.
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And then when they start this, as I said, the stories of these innocent children get lost.
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Who's going to speak up for these children?
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So I commend you, Heather, for staying on top of this.
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As you said about a year or so ago, you wrote a story about this, trying to keep this in the headlines.
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Because if we don't say anything about it, if we don't keep it there, people will move on because Jeffrey Epstein and what he did on Epstein Island is more salacious.
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It's more interesting.
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As opposed to listening to what's happening.
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You know, how much of it, I mean, maybe there is some real concern for these young girls at the time they were.
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Now they're women.
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And but I I, you know, I would guess that you're talking about if you, you know, a few percentage of people genuinely very concerned about those girls now, women.
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I think most people who are obsessed with that story are enjoying, you know, to see the mighty fall and trying to dig up dirt on Trump, even though, as you pointed out, they're really based on the evidence so far, anyway, doesn't seem to be any indication that he certainly was among the worst offenders.
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I mean, or that he necessarily did anything with anyone underage.
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We all we know is that he broke off with Epstein, and that Virginia Jufre, who was the main um accuser willing to testify against some of these men, said that Trump didn't do anything with her or with anybody she saw, and we know that Trump visited the island and then stopped going.
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So despite that, um, you know, the the I think that the fascination with it continues because of, as you said, the salacious nature of it, the sensational nature, and the hope among Trump haters that they'll find some dirt on Trump, beyond the fact that he was, you know, at one time friendly with this man who was also a billionaire and lived in the same place, Palm Beach.
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Um that's the reason why they want to keep it going because they want to link put a tie and when they whenever Trump's name is mentioned in it, people will forget about everything else.
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They forget about everything else, and they focus in on we've got to get to the bottom of this.
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Again, we come with the receipts here on After Dark.
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I I enjoy coming with the receipts because I don't want you to think that I'm just talking up the top of my head like many in the mainstream media or legacy media like they do.
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I like to come with receipts, showing you what we have found, what we have investigated, and what's being said.
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And
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During the last half half of the show, two side parts of the show, I mentioned that there was a whistleblower who sounded the alarms that the Biden administration had stopped investigating.
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Children that were brought here and that were being abused.
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Not only that, these same children, when they came here, they placed them in foster homes, and then they lost track of them.
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And then the media wants to say, oh, Trump, this is Trump.
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Trump did this.
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Trump did it.
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They lost these children.
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They put the children and fences.
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They put the children.
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No, it was this was Obama and this was Biden.
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They lost contact with these children.
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As a result, these children had to endure pain, suffering, abuse that no shall should have gone through.
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And worse, some of them were dead.
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And worse.
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Some of them are dead.
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During the first block of the show, I played you a tape of Barack Obama, telling the parents, don't come here.
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At the same time, they were allowing them to come.
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So here is a tape.
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A receipt, as I like to call it, of Laura Ingram, who had reported on the story.
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I think it was back in November, November 18th.
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Again, sounding the alarms as to what was happening.
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The media said nothing about it.
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They downplayed it, didn't want to cover it, because you know what they were doing?
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They were busy covering Jeffrey Epstein.
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And you know why?
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Because the Democrats had just failed with the government shutdown.
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And everyone was seeing the splinter that was taking place in the party.
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They were seeing people saying Chuck Schumer's gotta go, he's gotta go, he doesn't know what he's doing, attacking their own party.
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So what better way to deflect from that than to throw out Jeffrey Epstein?
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Because that's salacious, as Heather mentioned, these are young girls who were being abused.
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Never mind the children.
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Oh, we know we know, but we want to hear about Jeffrey Epstein.
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So here is Laura Ingram talking about this, and actually speaking with the whistleblower.
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Run the tape.
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Why were they silent when Joe Biden and Kamala Harris and Aljandra Majorcus threw the border open?
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That was a four-year gift to the human trafficking cartels.
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Just a few months ago, we learned that Biden sent more than 79,000 migrant children to unvetted sponsors.
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There were no home studies done at all.
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So how many of those were abused?
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How many of those children were trafficked?
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Frankly, we're never gonna know.
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And I do not recall Congressman Robert Garcia who's on this bandwagon, or Jasmine Crockett, who tries to smear Trump, or any Hill Democrats now pretending to champion victims' rights, never heard him expressing their disgust that under Biden, 7,000 reports of migrant sex trafficking went uninvestigated.
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Zero.
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Democrats have no credibility on this issue, which Democrat demonstrates that their Epstein files grandstanding is all political.
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Again, they were mute when former Biden HHS staffers were blowing a whistle on Biden's handling of unaccompanied kids.
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The UC program is a middleman in what we now know is government sponsored taxpayer funded child trafficking.
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Children told us they're being lured away from their families.
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This is a family separation program.
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These children are brought here to the United States and carelessly turn over to MS 13, 18th Street Bay, other transnational criminal organizations.
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So what happened to those children?
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Boys and girls are being sold for sex.
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Just last month, I spoke with a care provider in Florida who told me about cases of migrant children as young as eight with sexually transmitted diseases.
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Eight years old.
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Last week I spoke with a private investigator in Texas who shared challenges trying to find an emergency shelter for this one girl, she's only 12, an unaccompanied minor who's nine months pregnant and about to go into labor.
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This is enraging and it's heartbreaking.
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Thank God Biden and Harris are not in the White House now, otherwise this would still be happening.
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Now the fact is, President Trump, who the Democrats are smearing with zero evidence, has done more in ten months to punish and stop human and migrant traffickers than any president in American history.
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Strong border is a child sex traffickers' worst nightmare.
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And thanks to Trump, we now have a strong border again.
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No thanks to the Democrats who for four years didn't care about how many kids were being brutalized, how many young migrant women were being sold into sex slavery or raped at the border.
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And in North Carolina, right now, Democrat activists are fighting ICE, which is in the business, of course, of arresting and removing these predators, many of them child sex traffickers.
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Again, to them, abuse migrant women, abuse migrant kids are collateral damage, because you gotta keep that open border.
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This 12-year-old girl is a horrific case, who has a toddler was smuggled into the US by her mom and who has spent most of her life being raped and abused by her sponsor, an illegal alien from Honduras, and another man from El Salvador.
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Where were the Democrats on Friday?
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Cheering.
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They should have been cheering the Trump administration's efforts to find and apprehend these animals.
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Her uncle Felix Bustillo Diaz and his friend Jose Gerber Rivera were arrested.
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And the cruel twist here is that the rapist uncle was granted temporary protective status by the Biden HHS, isn't this?
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This story gets better and better.
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So how many others who were granted temporary protective status under Biden also committed all these heinous crimes?
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Again, we're never gonna know.
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Yet these people are all about protecting women and girls, the Democrats.
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Now, this is the real hoax.
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They're feigned concern.
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And a network of migrant exploitation has flourished because of the Biden administration, the Democrats who enabled them.
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It wasn't just the rapists arrested in that North Carolina case.
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Two Houston women, excuse me, this Texas case, two Houston women who had posed as good Samaritans who rescued the girl from Bustia were also arrested, and they were charged with beating the girl and exploiting her for labor.
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Now the details of the arrest warrant here are sickening, tying her up with a zip ties, forcing her to strip nude, bark like a dog, strangling the little girl with a belt.
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The stories go on and on.
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Thousands of migrant kids missing.
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Post placement checks by the Biden administration, never done.
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Child's call was reporting that grown men were coming into his room at night and they were touching him.
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Nothing happened with that call.
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That call went unanswered until this administration took office, went through those 65,000 calls, made follow-ups, conducted a welfare check, and now that child has been rescued and that sponsor has been arrested.
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Yeah.
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That is a horrific story that the Biden administration claimed that they knew what they were doing, they knew what was happening to the children, they were protecting them.
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How are they protecting them when this 12-year-old girl got pregnant?
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How were they protecting them when this 12-year-old girl was being beaten?
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She left one foster family to go to another, and the beatings and the continued.
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The abuse continued.
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So how are they protecting this child?
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But yet they want to focus on Trump and what Trump is doing.
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And Trump is not Trump is a boogeyman.
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And we need to dig keep digging into the Jeffrey Epstein.
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I see this all the time with the on social media.
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We've got to keep digging.
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Trump doesn't want us to have the documents.
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He's trying to deflect.
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We've got to stay on top of it.
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Meanwhile, these innocent children were being abused, Heather.
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I'm glad I was able to find the receipt so that you all could hear it.
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So you wouldn't think that I just made it up whole cloth.
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You heard the whistleblower, two whistleblowers testifying before Congress, that they sounded the alarms and they said this is what's happening.
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But the Biden administration didn't do anything.
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They were busy trying to go after Trump.
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They were busy trying to take Trump down.
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They were busy trying to lock him up.
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They were busy trying to steal his fortune.
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They were busy trying to say that he was a rapist.
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They were busy trying to make certain that he would never become president again.
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Because if he did those 64 children, or if he didn't become president, those children that they recently found would have never been found.
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Let that sink in.
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62,000.
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Had he not become president, those sixty-two thousand children, there's a possibility that they would have never been found.
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The children on the ranch in California, where Gavin Newsom resides, would have never been found.
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This is what we're up against.
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But yet still they claim.
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To be the party of women, the party of the children.
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They're not.
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It's all talk, and they only want power.
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God bless those children.
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The trauma that they've endured.
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And the rehabilitation that's going to be needed.
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This could have all been avoided.
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At the Biden administration, closed the border.
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And then arrested the child traffickers when they came here, as opposed to trying to defend them and say that they're outstanding citizens and society.
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There were anything but that.
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But this is the administration that we've been working with, that we were working with until Trump came along.
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And now those children have been rescued.
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Heather, what are your thoughts after listening to this tape?
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It's very disgusting and nauseating, and poor poor child.
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And I'm sure she's only one of many, many, many, Rob.
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I mean Laura Logan told me back in 2011.
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Look, no one is trafficking, no one is tracking these children.
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Many were trafficking them, but no one is tracking them.
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There's no effort once their people are let through within the 72 hours, there's no effort to follow up and to find out and do checks on these children.
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And you know, if if the problem is resources, that's just another reason that we can't shouldn't have been letting in more people into the country than we can or social work agencies or government can have any kind of um ability to uh oversee them.
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I mean, it's just uh it's just crazy.
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And I mean, to me, the worst part of it is the incentivizing of the traffickers, you know.
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I mean, you could say, well, I mean, people are desperate, they want to come here, you know, they're they're in dire straits or they wouldn't do it.
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I mean, that's what many liberals look at the situation and conclude.
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But I mean, even if that's true, and you know, okay, so you want to be err on the side of liberalism and generosity and let in families.
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You still need to have some oversight to make sure these are actual families.
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I mean, it was just so so stupid and so easily foreseeable that if you're going to not hold people for any real length of time, not attempt to question them, not attempt to verify who they are, and you're gonna make it easier, harder to hold someone who has a child, that's going to incentivize people to bring a child, you know.
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As one, as one border, you know, patrol agent told me, a retired guy, he said he saw it and heard it all the time that you know, people would say, um, you know, do you need a kid to get in?
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And that they wouldn't necessarily tell the families we're gonna traffic your child, they would say they're slick, you know, they would say we're gonna give your get your child a job in America, you know, like a legitimate job, not slave working, not prostitution.
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They would say, Well, get your you know, your daughter uh, you know, a job as a you know, a maid in a hotel or whatever, you know, and she'll send back money to you.
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We'll take care of her.
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So in this way, a lot of families, according to this customs and border patrol agent I interviewed are being duped, also, these poor families.
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So our government and our people just made it easier for these shysters who dupe poor families to trick them, you know, and to use their children for their own evil purposes to get into this country.
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And then the other thing that was explained to me by the you know, by the customs and border patrol and the law enforcement um officers I interviewed is that we have by these bad policies effectively migrated a lot of Mexico's and other nations' problems into our country.
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We have migrated the mobsters, the uh the cartels, the the traffickers.
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I mean, this what happens is they they tell these poor kids in some cases, you know, you need to work off your debt, and it's like the old indentured servitude, except instead of having a legitimate job, they're in a you know, house of ill repute or doing you know, landscaping at slave kind of wages and hours, and they're told, oh, you still haven't worked off your debt, you know.
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That's part of why, you know, every few years you hear about another ban of people turning up dead, you know.
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That's just a small portion of the people who are being worked like slaves in this country, and and you know, having to continue to do this for for many years to pay off an exaggerated, you know, fake debt that they've been told they, you know, they're basically enslaved within our country.
55:36
So thanks to these these policies, we've migrated the Mexican mob into this country.
55:44
Well, you know, as uh Laura Ingram said, the best way to act as a deterrent is a close border, a secure border, and then the you're able to stop the trafficking that was taking place, but the Biden administration did not want to do that.
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We know that Kamala Harris, who he had named as a border czar, decided that she didn't want that role because it was too complex, it was too difficult, and they preferred having the border open.
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We know Mallorca, Alejandro Majorca had always denied that there was a problem at the border until he didn't deny it.
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And then he said on his way out, oh, yeah, by the way, there is a problem, and there's nothing we can do about it.
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Well, what we needed was a new president.
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Trump came into power, won the election, and he shut the border.
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Now border crossing that they said could not stop, has stopped.
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We have to ever be diligent on this, question what they're telling us, because what they're saying or what they had said was a complete lie.
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It was a hoax.
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They weren't concerned, they didn't want to protect.
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And now that we have someone who is concerned who does want to protect, they want to stop him at every angle, and we cannot allow it.
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And that is a reason why we have to make certain that in the next election, 2026 election, that we vote Republican, so that Trump can continue his policy of keeping our border closed and protecting the innocents, protecting these innocent children that the Biden administration turned their backs on.
57:20
Folks, you've been listening to After Dark and the America Outlaw Talk Radio Network, and my call tonight is Heather Robinson.
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We will continue with this story.
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We're not gonna let it fade away.
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We will keep it at the top so that it will stay in the headlines, because we need to make certain that all children are protected.
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Good night and God bless.