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Did it Really Only Take New York 25 Years to Forget 9/11? America Unfiltered Ep. 76 · America Unfiltered With James P

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  It'll really only take New York 25 years to forget.
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  About 911 on today's. Episode of America.
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  Unfiltered with James. Pascalades, we'll talk about New
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  York City. Getting their first Muslim
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  mayor. We'll talk about.
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  Carmelo Anthony being indicted for stabbing Austin Metcalf and
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  the. Future of AI and.
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  Jobs as. Talked about by Joe.
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  Rogan and Bernie Sanders on the Joe Rogan.
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  Podcast all that. Much more coming up on today's
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  episode of America. Unfiltered with James
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  Pascalades. Starting now.
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  The moment is here. This is our moment, America.
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  We are back, baby. Welcome to another episode of.
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  America Unfilter with James. Pascalese, we got a good show
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  for you today, folks, so we're going to talk about what just.
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  Happened in New York City. And let's be honest about it in
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  2020. 5 The Democrats just messed up in a huge way.
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  They elected their first Muslim mayor in New York.
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  City Zoran Mamdani. Is the new mayoral nominee a
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  socialist? A Muslim?
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  He was born in Uganda and somehow he's the new face of New
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  York. City.
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  The same city that watched almost 3000 people get
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  slaughtered. By Muslims on 9/11 and now 20.
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  Five years later. We're handing the.
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  Keys to the city, right back to that ideology.
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  Are you kidding me? What is going on in our great
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  cities? And I think one of the main
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  reasons he won is. Because of his debate.
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  Performance and his campaign. He definitely ran a.
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  Slightly stronger and more well. Funded campaign than a lot.
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  Of the other prospects. And in the debate they went
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  around and they asked every single candidate.
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  Where were your first? Foreign trip be as New York City
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  mayor, they said that. The first foreign trip.
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  Of the New York City mayor is an extremely important one, and
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  every single candidate said Israel except for Zoran, he said
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  that he will not. Take a trip.
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  He will focus on New York. City, he will focus.
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  On Israeli citizens who are in New York City.
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  But he will not be. Taking a foreign trip?
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  It's a statement. I actually really agree.
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  With while I disagree with the. Vast majority of this person's
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  political policies and his political rhetoric.
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  I do think that statement. There was a very.
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  Strong statement and one that was strong enough to win in the
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  election in New York. And this is something that I
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  think will be a massive blow to New York over.
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  I'm having a democratic socialist Muslim as your mayor.
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  Will. Ruin the city.
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  It does not align with American values.
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  It does not align with American culture.
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  He is not trying to push for bettering New York.
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  He's trying to push. For defunding the police, he
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  consistently tweets that out and he is going to have to address
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  these issues publicly now. He has tweeted out.
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  Defund the NYPD on multiple occasions, citing that it makes
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  it difficult for minorities and LGBTQ members to live in the
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  United States with the NYPD, that they are constantly
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  harassing them. The NYPD members do their jobs
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  every single day, put their lives on the line against
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  violent criminals who roam the streets in New York because the
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  Biden regime allowed them to pour in over the last.
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  Four years. These are huge.
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  Problems in our nation. This guy, he.
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  Campaigned on housing, on labor, on social.
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  Justice all the buzzwords. But underneath all that?
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  We know what this. Is it's identity politics taken
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  to its logical? Conclusion Replace the people,
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  Replace the culture. Replace.
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  The memory of what actually happened, happened, that's what.
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  This is it's erasure. And the response from the
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  America? First crowd is.
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  Damn, we're really angry, and we should be.
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  We've got a guy who. Won the mayoral primary in the
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  biggest city in America, and the entire conservative
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  establishment finally started asking the question we've been
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  screaming. For years.
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  Who do we let into this country? Who do we hand power to in this
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  country? And why do we keep pretending
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  like there's no pattern here? You saw Charlie, Kurt.
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  Even he's starting to. Get it?
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  He ran a poll on X just. Today asking if the.
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  US should move to a net zero immigration policy.
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  This is something that the America First movement have been
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  pushing for a long time think about.
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  That it's not just secure the border talk anymore.
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  Stop illegal. Immigration.
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  That's Nick Fuentes level. Full on.
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  America first, no more. In period, because people are
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  finally seeing where this goes, you open the gates.
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  Flood the country. With people who don't share
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  your. Values from the third world
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  your. History they don't share.
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  Your blood. And then one day you wake up and
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  you're being ruled by the very. Ideology that attacked your
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  greatest city. It's not an Islamophobia.
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  It's pattern recognition. You cannot have a nation built
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  by Americans for Americans and then turn around and pretend
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  it's totally fine to hand it over to people who don't share
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  that foundation. We have a lot of people in our
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  government like this. Ilan Omar is one of them
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  specifically. She does not even like America.
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  AOC speaks out against America as well, but this is happening
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  and if you're not talking about it, then you're.
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  Pretty. Complicit in the fall of this.
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  Country, whatever you want. To.
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  Say about how diverse or inclusive it is.
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  I'm not buying it a Muslim. Socialist.
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  Running New York. City isn't proof of progress,
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  it's proof that we've lost control.
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  We're letting people with foreign ideologies, foreign
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  loyalties. And no real connection to the
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  country. Walk straight into the halls of
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  power. This person is not not even been
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  a citizen for 10 years, they've been a citizen for 8:00.
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  Years. It's not unity that's suicide,
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  and it's not. Just a cultural.
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  Issue. It's a national security issue.
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  It's an identity issue. And if we don't draw the line
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  here, there won't be a line left to draw anywhere, because when
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  you let that foundation. Rot when you hand over your
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  cities, your schools. Your courts eventually.
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  You get exactly what you're seeing.
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  Now a total. Breakdown in values and it
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  brings me what? Happened in our next topic here,
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  Carmelo Anthony. We've talked.
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  About this before the thug who? Stabbed a 17 year.
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  Old and let him. Bleed out in his own brothers
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  arms like it was nothing at a. High school track event.
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  Is now being indicted. We are losing our values.
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  We stopped protecting good kids. We started making excuses for
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  criminals. So let's talk about what justice
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  really looks like. Let's talk about what Carmelo.
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  Anthony did and why no one in power is willing to say the.
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  Truth out loud. Anymore, and I don't mean the
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  president and the. Media the.
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  Media is unwilling to. Report what actually?
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  Happened to you? What happened in?
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  Frisco, TX on April 2nd, 2025 should be front page.
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  News in every city in America, it should be.
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  National outrage it should be. Burned into the public.
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  Conscious like George Floyd. Trayvon Martin.
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  But it's not. Why?
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  Because the victim. Did not fit the narrative.
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  The victim was white, so the media did not care at.
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  All that this. Person was stabbed in the.
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  Heart at a track. Meet and died in his brother's
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  arms. That is terrible.
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  Nobody should go through that. It does not matter the color of
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  your skin, but the fact that the media ignored it.
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  Because he's white is blatant. Racism and media bias.
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  He was the kind of kid this country should be building.
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  Around Austin Metcalf, the child.
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  Who died? He was.
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  Strong, smart, discipline, respected, and he's the kid who
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  ended up being stabbed in the chest for asking someone to
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  leave his team's tent during a track meet.
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  Someone who was not supposed to be in his team's tent.
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  He wasn't in the middle of some. Gang war.
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  Not in a bad neighborhood. This was on school grounds.
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  During a school athletic. Event while it was raining and
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  the only thing like I. Said he did was tell another
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  student. Carmelo Anthony to leave his
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  team's tent, and for that, Austin ended up dead. 1 stabbed.
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  Straight to the chest. Gone.
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  His twin brother Hunter holding him as he collapsed.
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  His father arrived on the scene to find one son dying in the
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  stands while the others screamed for help.
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  You want to talk about trauma you want to talk about.
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  Injustice. That's injustice and the worst.
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  Part is we're already watching people try to downplay it.
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  You've got media outlets. Throwing out Anthony's GPA, his
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  football. Records his two-part time jobs
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  like that's supposed to. Somehow soften what happened.
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  Like murdering a kid. Becomes more understandable.
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  If you keep your. Grades up and.
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  Clock in at Foot Locker. I don't care how many.
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  Job offers he had. He brought a knife to a school
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  event and stabbed. A kid to death?
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  That's murder. Period.
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  And don't. Give me the self-defense angle
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  either. This wasn't some ongoing beat.
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  These two didn't even know each other.
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  There was number history, no bad blood.
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  And Metcalf. Told him to move.
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  I was suspended in 7th grade for a fight with one of my best
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  friends. I didn't stab him in the heart
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  because, because I'm not a sick animal.
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  Anthony puffed his chest, tried to provoke.
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  Him with touch me and see what? Happens.
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  And then when Austin did, he pulled a knife.
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  Like a coward. And stabbed him in the chest.
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  You don't get to call that self. Defense that's not standing your
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  ground, it's escalation and that.
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  Is psychotic. That's not how men resolve.
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  Things. That's how killers.
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  Operate and he literally. Admitted to that.
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  On the scene told the. Cops, he put his.
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  Hands on me then turned around and said I'm not alleged I did
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  it. No remorse, no panic, not
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  freaking out, just matter of fact acknowledgement that.
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  He ended a kids life. Over nothing and now what we're.
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  Supposed to have a debate about whether it was justified.
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  No, there's no. Debate a knife.
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  In the chest of a 17. Year old honor student is not a
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  Gray area. It's not a.
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  Teachable moment. It's murder, and if this country
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  still has any sense of right and wrong left, Carmelo Anthony
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  should spend the rest of his entire life behind bars.
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  And here's the part nobody in the media.
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  Will touch because it's not comfortable.
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  It's not. Polite and it doesn't.
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  Fit their sanitized little narratives.
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  This boils down to a few things. It is about culture and it is
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  about. Parenting This is about how a
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  kid like. Carmelo Anthony gets to the
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  point where he brings a knife to a school event.
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  Stabs A. Stranger in the chest and then
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  tries to. Act like it was justified that.
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  Doesn't come out of nowhere. That comes from home.
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  That comes from failure to teach basic.
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  Right and wrong. And the worst and most
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  revealing? Part It wasn't even just.
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  Carmelo Anthony's. Behavior that told the entire
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  story. His father's as well.
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  After the stabbing after. The arrest and after the bond
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  hearing, you'd think any decent parent would go silent.
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  Take accountability. Mourn the loss of life.
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  Even give an apology. Maybe publicly he tried to
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  embarrass. Austin Metcalfe's father.
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  Took shots at a grieving man who had.
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  Just lost his son, a son who had died.
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  In his. Twin brother's arms at the hand
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  of his murderer son that. That's not grief.
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  That's not heartbreak. That's narcissism, it's moral
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  rot, and it tells you everything you need to know about Carmelo
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  and how he was. Raised.
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  Because in a functioning home with strong discipline and moral
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  structure, that boy would have known you don't pull a knife on
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  someone. Because your ego gets.
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  Hurt. You don't stab someone at a
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  school. Track meet you walk away, you
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  deescalate, you show restraint or.
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  Even if you don't, maybe you punch him in the.
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  Face or shove him. Back you don't stab a kid in
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  the. Chest.
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  Like I've said, boys will be boys.
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  They're going to fight, they're going to scream, going to push
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  each other and maybe hurt each other a little.
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  But if you are. Murdering someone.
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  Because you don't like. Them and their skin.
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  Color or you don't like that they told you to leave.
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  Then you are a massive problem to society and you need to.
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  Be dealt with you need to be put in jail for the rest of your
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  life. There is a huge.
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  Problem in this country and it is.
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  A culture problem. Black culture.
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  Promotes gang violence, They promote murder.
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  They don't. Promote the de escalation.
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  Of situations. Like that they actually promote.
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  Don't let you disrespect me, I will put my hands on you.
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  It is a terrible, disgusting. Thing that they are promoting
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  that we need to do what we can to have black culture promoting
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  more positive. Aspects of life and.
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  Promoting more positive. Outcomes for life because.
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  Right now they are 13% of the population, but account for over
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  50% of all the homicides. That's according to the FBI
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  data. Black offenders are responsible.
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  For. 57% of all known murder arrests in cities across this
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  country, and it is well known that these cities also.
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  Under report these numbers, so it is probably higher.
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  This is a culture issue. It is something where.
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  We need to. Fix this immediately.
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  Are we more racist in 2020? Five than we were in 1960?
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  No. So why is?
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  Black America doing worse because their culture.
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  Is bringing them down they need to stop promoting gang violence
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  they need to stop promoting music that promotes underage
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  sex, drinking, drugs and violence they need.
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  To do what they. Can to.
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  Push their children to. Further, their educations push
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  their children to seek. Jobs push their.
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  Children to deescalate fights and push their children to.
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  Stop. Affiliating themselves with
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  gang. Behavior.
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  Because what was this? This was gang behavior.
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  This is not saying that the entire black community acts this
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  way. But the fact that 13% of the
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  population. Commits over half of the murders
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  and violent crimes in this country.
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  Is a. Problem that needs to be
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  immediately addressed because it's not something that makes me
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  feel safe. It is something that is
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  extremely scary to deal with in this country.
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  We need to. Address the gang.
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  Violence. We need to.
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  Address the culture problems that.
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  Lead to these problems in the 1st.
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  Place. This is not about racism, it's
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  math. And if you.
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  Care about lives if you actually cared about black lives, if you
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  care about white lives, if you care about all lives, don't lie
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  about. What the numbers are face them
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  and fix them. But you can't fix them if the.
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  Reaction to murder is reduced. Bond and a father lashing out at
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  the victim's family. Like his kid is the one who's.
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  Been wronged. That's the problem They treated
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  Carmelo Anthony like. He was the victim.
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  Like he was someone who actually was acting in self-defense.
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  If I asked a. Black child to move and he
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  didn't do I have the. Right to just stab.
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  Him in the chest if I'm out in public, No, I would.
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  Go to jail for the rest. Of my life if not be.
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  Executed by the Liberal. Woke media mob.
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  This is something that just happened to a white child and
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  the media completely ignored. Because he was a white kid.
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  I hope Carmelo Anthony is able to be indicted for a.
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  Very long time. The problem is no.
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  Accountability. No shame, no basic grasp of
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  right and wrong. And when the media.
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  Covers it. The justice system.
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  Covers it and a. Good kid, a high achieving,
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  respectful. Disciplined young man like
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  Austin Metcalf ends up in a calf and while his killer post bond
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  and walks. Free.
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  So don't tell me this. Is about systematic racism.
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  Don't tell me the. System is.
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  Stacked against kids like Carmelo Anthony.
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  And black families all across the US, because from where I'm
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  sitting, it looks. Like the system bent over.
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  Backwards to protect. Them and it's Austin's family
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  that got buried, not just by a knife.
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  But by the cowardice of a culture that refuses to hold the
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  right people accountable, that's.
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  The state of the country right now, you can stab a straight A.
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  Student in broad daylight in. Front of dozens of witnesses
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  admit. It to the cops.
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  Still get painted as a victim. As long as the decides you fit
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  the. Redemption arc.
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  Meanwhile, the real victim gets forgotten.
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  His family gets mocked. His name gets buried and the
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  system just shrugs, hoping everyone moves on.
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  Before the trial even starts. Not everyone's gone.
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  Fully soft. This is why I love.
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  Florida law enforcement. Florida law.
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  Enforcement just saved 60 children today. 60 children
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  ripped out of trafficking. Operations abuse rings.
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  God knows what else brought back to safety.
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  And they didn't do it for headlines.
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  They didn't do it. For light, they did it because
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  that's their job. That's what real justice looks
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  like. That's what accountability.
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  And strength and moral. Clarity still look like.
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  In parts of this country, so while other.
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  States are giving ankle monitors to kids and protecting criminals
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  from hurt. Feelings.
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  Florida's out here. Taking action every single day.
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  We're going to talk about that because that is what every red
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  blooded. American should be demanding
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  from their government real protection, real enforcement,
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  and no more excuses. So let's get into it.
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  This is what it looks like when law enforcement actually does
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  its job. When the system isn't bending
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  over backwards to protect criminals, but going into the
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  streets to. Protect kids.
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  Not thugs, Not suspects. Actual victims and innocent
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  children in June 2020. Five in the middle.
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  Of all this chaos. Well, cities across the country
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  are. Are tying themselves in knots,
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  trying not to offend anyone, Florida stepped up and put.
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  Forth. Operation Dragon Eye A2 week
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  multi agency Mission found and. Recovered 60 critically.
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  Missing children 60 children. Most of them were actively.
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  Being trafficked, abused, exploited.
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  Haunted by? Predators who think America's
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  too distracted or too. Soft to do anything about it and
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  in most states. They're probably right.
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  But not here in Florida. Florida.
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  'S the state where we put pedophiles.
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  To death and I'm very glad. About that the US.
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  Marshals and the Florida Attorney General's Office, local
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  sheriff's, Tampa PD, St. PPD All of them went all in No.
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  Bureaucracy. Just action.
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  This wasn't symbolic. It wasn't PR.
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  They didn't show up for a photo op and leave.
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  They found the kids, they put. The traffickers in.
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  Handcuffs. They took back control in
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  neighborhoods that politicians forgot about a long time ago.
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  And let me be. Clear this wasn't some.
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  Backpage. Footnote The Marshall.
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  Service said this might be the most successful child recovery.
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  Operation in their history. It's not a press release
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  talking. That's not federal law.
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  Enforcement agents just trying. To pipe their numbers up.
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  It is what? Happened in Hillsborough,
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  Pinellas, Pasco County. Right in our backyard.
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  Eleven of those kids as well. Were from St.
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  Petersburg. Alone.
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  That's not some border state. Cartel story that's here in
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  America. Trafficking issues we're dealing
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  with and that we need to fix and this.
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  Is why we. Back the blue when they do it
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  right, not when they're enforcing.
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  A mask mandate or playing hall? Monitor for the government.
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  But when they're. Kicking down doors, pulling.
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  Traffic. Miners out of hell holes when
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  they're going after predators, not parents.
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  When they're hunting pimps, not homeschoolers.
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  That's what law enforcement should be.
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  So while blue states DA's are letting murderers post bond and
• 17:05
  walk free, you have Muslim mayors.
• 17:07
  Saying defund the police. Florida's putting traffickers.
• 17:10
  In chains and rescuing. The most?
• 17:12
  Vulnerable people in society and the police are the ones doing
• 17:15
  it. That's the difference in a
• 17:16
  country and a state with. Strong leadership.
• 17:19
  That is why we fight to keep. Florida from turning into New
• 17:22
  York and California every single day.
• 17:24
  Because is this state still? Has some common sense.
• 17:27
  Left 60 kids? Let that number sink in 60.
• 17:31
  Ages 9:00 to 7:00. Located.
• 17:33
  Rescued. And taken out of.
• 17:34
  God awful. Situations.
• 17:36
  Most people cannot imagine the situations these children are
• 17:39
  in. These weren't just missing.
• 17:41
  Posters. These were real kids.
• 17:42
  Some trafficked some. Abused some.
• 17:44
  Exploited, like I said. And Florida pulled them out.
• 17:47
  Every one of them was given. Immediate care, medical,
• 17:49
  psychological and a safe place to land.
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  That's what the government is supposed.
• 17:54
  To do, that's what long. Law enforcement supposed.
• 17:56
  To do this is what I want my tax.
• 17:58
  Dollars funding, not protecting. Illegal immigrants not
• 18:01
  protecting. Criminals.
• 18:02
  Who stabbed 17 year olds? I want my.
• 18:04
  Tax dollars funding bringing children home and putting
• 18:07
  pedophiles in jail into death. And this wasn't it wasn't.
• 18:10
  Just a recovery 8. Predators were arrested.
• 18:13
  Not petty offenders. Not little.
• 18:15
  Shoplifters, traffickers, child and dangers drug dealers.
• 18:20
  The worst of human filth. The people who need a bullet to
• 18:23
  the head. The kind of people who on
• 18:25
  underage girls like a product. The kind of people.
• 18:27
  Who should never see daylight again?
• 18:29
  The US. Marshall said it flat out.
• 18:31
  These were child predators, averaged 30 to 40 years old,
• 18:35
  full grown. Adults who made a.
• 18:36
  Choice to destroy children's lives willingly for profit.
• 18:40
  And one of them. Charged with human trafficking
• 18:42
  of a minder. Bond in some cases 250 million
• 18:46
  to no. Bond at all.
• 18:47
  That's how serious this is. They shouldn't get any bond in
• 18:49
  my opinion. I think a couple of them do who
• 18:52
  are in the non. Exploitation part of this.
• 18:55
  And the response from. Florida Leaders is exactly what
• 18:57
  it should be. There's no grandstanding.
• 18:59
  There's no. Lectures.
• 19:00
  There's just action. If you victimize.
• 19:02
  Children, you're going to. Prison end of.
• 19:04
  Story. That's a quote.
• 19:05
  From our attorney General, that's the standard we're
• 19:07
  setting here. That's what every red.
• 19:09
  State in America is echoing, and that's what every state in
• 19:12
  America should be echoing as well.
• 19:14
  The fact that California, New York, Chicago.
• 19:16
  They're letting their. Main cities turn to shit.
• 19:19
  Over the last few years is so sad.
• 19:21
  Yeah, they laid it out. Pretty clearly that not only did
• 19:24
  they. Recover the kids.
• 19:25
  But they made sure that they were.
• 19:27
  Able to continuously. Be able to bring these children
• 19:30
  help that they will. Over the next.
• 19:32
  Few years be able. To try and help these children,
• 19:34
  do you think? California is doing this.
• 19:36
  Do you think new? York is waking up.
• 19:38
  Early on rescue missions to rescue missing.
• 19:41
  Minors. No, they're not.
• 19:43
  Because they're too focused. On defunding the police on work.
• 19:46
  Policies on immigration riots. Rioting against our national.
• 19:50
  Sovereignty. These are the differences
• 19:53
  between good run. States and poor run states.
• 19:56
  These are the differences between the future of America
• 19:59
  and the fall of America. We've talked about this before.
• 20:02
  Every empire falls and America is no different.
• 20:04
  America is just another empire that will fall if we continue.
• 20:07
  Down this socialist path. The path that the mayor of New
• 20:10
  York. Is trying to push.
• 20:12
  The path that the media was trying to push when they tried
• 20:14
  to make Carmelo Anthony seem innocent.
• 20:17
  The path that the media is trying to push when they don't.
• 20:19
  Highlight the fact that Florida just freed. 60 kids from
• 20:22
  trafficking. Again, this should be national
• 20:24
  headlines. New York Post, Washington Post,
• 20:26
  MSNBC, Fox News, CNN. Every one of them should be.
• 20:30
  Posting about this. Almost none of them will.
• 20:32
  You'll see Fox, you'll see a couple of them post about it.
• 20:35
  Maybe a small opinion article here.
• 20:37
  Or there, but you won't see a front page.
• 20:38
  Headline on this. But sixty children, 60 of God's
• 20:42
  children, were freed and saved. Thank you, Lord, Christ is King.
• 20:45
  Thank you Florida for everything.
• 20:47
  You did to save these children. It is so sad.
• 20:49
  That we have states around this country who do not.
• 20:52
  Support this. Who do not act.
• 20:54
  Actively. Push this in their media and who
• 20:56
  push these woke agendas in their media instead?
• 20:59
  The fact that the. Mayor of New York saying that he
• 21:02
  wants to defund the. Police gets more coverage today.
• 21:05
  Than. Florida.
• 21:06
  Officers saving 60 missing children from sex trafficking is
• 21:10
  disgusting in my eyes and makes me want to spit at the floor of
• 21:13
  the New York Post and I want to go.
• 21:14
  On to our last topic, we're not just losing control in the
• 21:17
  courts and in our streets, we're also going to be losing control
• 21:21
  of our economy sooner or later. We're raising an entire
• 21:24
  generation that doesn't know how to work.
• 21:27
  Doesn't want to work. And doesn't know what that looks
• 21:29
  like anymore. They're watching the world.
• 21:31
  Shift. Under their entire feet, and not
• 21:33
  because of. Outsourcing.
• 21:35
  Not because of inflation, but because of AI automation.
• 21:39
  Code that replaces labor. And I just listened to Joe
• 21:42
  Rogan. Bernie.
• 21:43
  Sanders. Sit there and talk.
• 21:44
  About it, Like it's some big philosophical question.
• 21:47
  Like what? Will we all do?
• 21:49
  When AI replaces jobs, I'll tell you what's going to.
• 21:52
  Happen, people. Are going to collapse.
• 21:54
  Because this country is not ready right now.
• 21:56
  My generation isn't ready. Nobody's teaching these kids
• 21:59
  what's coming. And by the time they wake.
• 22:01
  Up. It's already here.
• 22:02
  I remember hearing my whole childhood.
• 22:04
  Learn how to code. Learn how to code.
• 22:06
  It's irrelevant to know how to code now because of.
• 22:08
  Just chat EPT which is the base level of AI.
• 22:11
  When Joe Rogan and Bernie Sanders sat down.
• 22:13
  They talked about AI like it's this mystical new God we're all
• 22:17
  supposed to worship. Bernie says we should use AI to
• 22:20
  shorten the work week. 30 hours give people.
• 22:23
  Time back and at first that might sound fine to some.
• 22:26
  People who? Don't understand actual politics
• 22:28
  and people who do want time off, who don't want to work.
• 22:31
  But let's not pretend that's what's happening.
• 22:33
  People aren't working less. Because they're being freed,
• 22:36
  they're working less. Because they're being replaced.
• 22:39
  Bernie talks. About meaning and creativity and
• 22:41
  social bonds like. People are just.
• 22:42
  Going to become artists and philosophers once AI takes.
• 22:45
  Over like they'll just go do the thing.
• 22:48
  That's been on their mind for the last. 50 years like a guy
• 22:51
  who's. Been working in a.
• 22:51
  Factory for 50 years. Is now going to go.
• 22:53
  Pursue his passions. No all that.
• 22:55
  Guy knows is. Stamping one thing up and down
• 22:58
  all. Day for the last 40 years of his
• 23:00
  life. And you're taking that away.
• 23:02
  That's what AI is doing. You think the average 20 year?
• 23:05
  Old addicted to tik. T.O.K and dopamine is suddenly
• 23:07
  going to find meaning and painting or community gardens.
• 23:10
  No, they're going to collapse. They're going to get more
• 23:12
  depressed, more endless, more drugged out than they already
• 23:14
  are because no one's. Built for life without work,
• 23:17
  especially in a country where work is the last.
• 23:19
  Thing holding people together and Joe.
• 23:22
  Rogan, to his credit, pushed back a lot.
• 23:23
  He asked the real. Questions.
• 23:25
  What happens to purpose when the?
• 23:27
  Jobs are gone. What?
• 23:28
  Happens to discipline, to routine, to a reason to get out
• 23:31
  of bed in the morning. Bernie gave us the usual
• 23:33
  progressive answer. We'll just figure it out.
• 23:35
  We'll drift into this utopia. These people don't think.
• 23:39
  About this stuff they don't think about when we automate
• 23:41
  retail factories, logistics, customer service.
• 23:43
  Entry level. Tech, all of driving that.
• 23:45
  Everyone's going to magically. Pivot to.
• 23:48
  AI enhanced creative economy. That's fantasy.
• 23:50
  It's not real life. Look at the numbers, McKenzie
• 23:53
  says. 30% of work hours in America.
• 23:55
  Could be automated by 20-30, some estimate 40.
• 23:58
  Percent, maybe even half of all jobs gone.
• 24:01
  And yeah, they love to say now new jobs will be.
• 24:03
  Created, sure, great, but they'll be technical, elite,
• 24:06
  centralized, pretty gay kept, not.
• 24:08
  Everyone's going to become a prompt engineer for AI.
• 24:11
  Most people wouldn't even. Qualify or know how to do it?
• 24:14
  What happens to the kid who used to work at UPS?
• 24:16
  Or a single. Mom who?
• 24:17
  The data entry. What happens to the?
• 24:19
  Average person in America who is not extremely high in IQ and
• 24:23
  doesn't have the learning capabilities as some of.
• 24:26
  These younger generation kids will who grow up with AI.
• 24:29
  That's the real question because what they're trying to sell us
• 24:32
  is this utopian post work fantasy world.
• 24:34
  But what I see. 10s of millions of.
• 24:36
  People made obsolete I see socialism and told it's their
• 24:39
  fault for not adapting fast enough.
• 24:41
  I see corporate board celebrating.
• 24:43
  Efficiency gains while entire communities die from fentanyl
• 24:45
  and. Hopelessness.
• 24:46
  I see people like Bernie. Sanders, who used to stand up.
• 24:49
  For workers now. Cheering on the very system
• 24:51
  that's about to make them irrelevant.
• 24:53
  It's not progress. This is a just.
• 24:55
  Slow motion collapse dressed up in Ted Talk language like we're
• 24:58
  moving to the. Future with AI.
• 25:00
  And the. People most affected by it is
• 25:02
  my. Generation.
• 25:03
  The generation that Artie does not want to work like our
• 25:06
  parents did. And again, it's not.
• 25:08
  Because we're lazy. It's because we see the world
• 25:10
  for what it is. We see the fact that most of the
• 25:12
  jobs are getting. Replaced and setting up a long
• 25:14
  term career. Is just the dead.
• 25:15
  End So let's say Bernie Sanders and.
• 25:17
  The progressives do get their wet.
• 25:19
  Machines take over. Our jobs warehouse, trucking,
• 25:22
  retail, fast food tech on gone. What's the solution?
• 25:26
  In their. World, you just slap a bow.
• 25:27
  On it. Give us all universal.
• 25:29
  Basic income. Cash for everybody.
• 25:31
  Nowhere required. Here's 1000 bucks.
• 25:33
  A few 1000 bucks a month. Go paying through some pottery
• 25:36
  or go on a walk silicon. Valley loves that idea.
• 25:39
  Elon Moss, Sam Altman, Zuckerberg, all of them are out.
• 25:42
  Here saying that universal. Basic income is it's.
• 25:45
  The. Scenario that's going to happen,
• 25:46
  the best cases. Society where nobody works.
• 25:49
  Nobody. Builds nobody earns, just sits
• 25:50
  around while the machines generate all the GDP.
• 25:53
  That's their utopia sounds. More like a.
• 25:55
  Pharmaceutical Holding. Tank for civilization though it
• 25:58
  doesn't sound real. Altman is already running trials
• 26:01
  in Texas and Illinois. Handing out $1000 a month for
• 26:04
  low income residents. To see what happens supposedly.
• 26:07
  They spent it. Wisely.
• 26:08
  Food, rent necessities. But again, this is a small.
• 26:11
  Very targeted study. But what's also going to happen
• 26:13
  from this is you're going to. Rot work ethic.
• 26:15
  From the inside. Out they point to places like
• 26:18
  Alaska, Singapore, like we're just.
• 26:20
  One dividend away from. Building a harmonious society,
• 26:24
  but Alaska's oil Singapore. Is national discipline the.
• 26:27
  US is TikTok. DoorDash and half a generation
• 26:29
  that thinks being an influencer is going to be a real career
• 26:32
  path. You really think handing them
• 26:34
  free money is going to raise standards?
• 26:36
  You think that's going to restore?
• 26:37
  Purpose structured. National dignity, but in.
• 26:41
  All. Honesty, my generation is pretty
• 26:43
  dumb, and that's not to say they're all dumb.
• 26:45
  But it's to say that there. Is a massive part of my
• 26:48
  generation who does not have any work ethic, who has really never
• 26:51
  worked a real job in their entire.
• 26:53
  Life who has? Just thought that this
• 26:55
  influencer mentality is what's going to carry them their entire
• 26:59
  life, that every one of them is going to be Kim Kardashian or
• 27:02
  something. No, that's not how the.
• 27:04
  Real world. Works.
• 27:05
  Maybe it might. Work for a couple of you, but
• 27:07
  realistic it's based off your. Attraction and your willingness.
• 27:10
  To show sexual things. To Myers on TikTok because.
• 27:14
  That's what the algorithm. Promotes and pumps.
• 27:16
  It's actually. Disgusting how it works.
• 27:18
  We live in such a sexualized society.
• 27:21
  That's what the algorithms on Instagram, on TikTok and on
• 27:24
  these things promote. And the women who are the most
• 27:26
  promiscuous seem to have the most success.
• 27:29
  That's why you see women like Bonnie Blue on Only Fans being
• 27:32
  so successful. Even they're doing things that
• 27:34
  are setting women back in feminism.
• 27:36
  Hundreds, if not thousands of. Years.
• 27:39
  These are huge. Problems.
• 27:40
  These are problems that no one's addressing, and I don't think
• 27:43
  anyone in my. Generation or younger
• 27:45
  generations? Is going to be that willing to
• 27:47
  work until they are addressed? I don't think until there's a
• 27:50
  solid plan of this. Is what the world is going to
• 27:52
  look like when AI takes all the jobs.
• 27:55
  I don't think anyone's going to want to work until they actually
• 27:57
  have a realistic understanding of what.
• 27:58
  That looks like. Because right now you hear
• 28:00
  conjecture from different people, different billionaires,
• 28:02
  different politicians, and all of it's bullshit.
• 28:05
  We all know that. No one.
• 28:06
  Actually knows even. Elon Musk and Sam Allman and the
• 28:09
  people at the forefront of AI really have no clue what they're
• 28:12
  talking about when it comes to what the.
• 28:13
  Future will look like with AIAI is a black.
• 28:15
  Box and we don't know what's in it.
• 28:16
  It's Pandora's Box and it's already been opened.
• 28:18
  We cannot let it back inside at this point.
• 28:20
  When we try and delete it, it literally.
• 28:22
  Blackmails us to not let us delete it.
• 28:25
  AI will take over. AI will take over most jobs.
• 28:28
  And if we don't get AI in control, it will be able to
• 28:30
  destroy all humans. That's the way more.
• 28:33
  Extreme Terminator scenario, but it is a possible scenario if
• 28:36
  it's not something we're able to fix.
• 28:37
  Soon, I really hope that the universal.
• 28:40
  Basic income is not an. Actual thought process.
• 28:42
  Our government is going through right now when it comes to AII.
• 28:44
  Hope they can do what they can to limit AII would even be on.
• 28:47
  The side of if they were to. Sign a law saying.
• 28:50
  All AI is illegal. Starting tomorrow and we just
• 28:52
  know AII would do that as well. I think it would be better for
• 28:55
  humans and better for society. I think people when they use AI
• 28:58
  and studies are showing this, that they're actually becoming
• 29:01
  Dumber people who use the eye for the majority of their
• 29:03
  research in the majority. Of their work, school work,
• 29:05
  housework, whatever it is. They are pretty much putting
• 29:08
  their brain on autopilot. They're not thinking.
• 29:10
  And what this generation needs to do is think a lot more.
• 29:13
  Pick up a damn book. Do some learning.
• 29:15
  Educate. Yourself in a real way.
• 29:17
  It's one of the reasons we are. Seeing the fall of.
• 29:20
  America in real time, these are. All things that are upsetting
• 29:23
  me, these are all things that are problems.
• 29:25
  In this country, and these are all things.
• 29:26
  That need to be. Fixed almost immediately.
• 29:28
  I'm James Fasco ladies. This has been episode 76 of
• 29:31
  America Unfiltered. I'm signing off today.
• 29:33
  I hope you guys have a blessed day.
• 29:35
  Thank you.