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Tim Walz Admits He Was a DEI Hire (Ep.194) · V

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Speaker 1: Good morning and welcome to Bongina Report Early Edition. An
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Speaker 1: erased Indian tribe is pleading with President Trump to.
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Speaker 2: Restore their sovereignty.
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Speaker 1: Kilmar Abrego-Garcia reportedly bragged that he could kill his wife
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Speaker 1: with zero consequences. Michigan is set to auto-register voters without
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Speaker 1: verifying citizenship. Tim Walz admits that Kamala picked him as
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Speaker 1: a white male DEI hire. The NFL finds a coach $ 100, 000
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Speaker 1: over a prank. FBI agents who knelt during the 2020
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Speaker 1: BLM riots are getting demoted. And the cop, a cop,
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, my goodness, you guys, I'm just like not
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Speaker 1: reading these headlines correctly. The CCP absurdly claims that COVID
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Speaker 1: started in the US, not China. That is probably the
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Speaker 1: most brazen, insane story I have today.
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Speaker 2: That'll be at the end of the show.
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Speaker 1: All this on Bongino Report, early edition. 47 years ago,
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Speaker 1: the Muwekma Olohini tribe of the San Francisco Bay Area
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Speaker 1: was quietly erased from the federal government's list of organized tribes.
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Speaker 1: Paul Saron in The Gateway Pundit reports in a riveting
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Speaker 1: piece that once acknowledged as the Verona Band of Alameda County,
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Speaker 1: the tribe's recognition wasn't revoked by an act of Congress
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Speaker 1: or by a presidential order. There was no hearing, there
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Speaker 1: was no explanation, no due process. It was just bureaucratic
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Speaker 1: silence from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, or the BIA,
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Speaker 1: which failed to carry their name forward when updating its
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Speaker 1: list in 1978. That decision left the Muwekma landless and
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Speaker 1: legally non-existent, despite the fact that every member today descends
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Speaker 1: directly from that same federally recognized band. After decades of petitions, advocacy,
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Speaker 1: false promises, the tribe reached a breaking point in 2024,
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Speaker 1: and their chairwoman, Charlene Nijmaa, who had grown wary of
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Speaker 1: stonewalling by California Democrats, especially Kamala Harris, launched what she
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Speaker 1: called the Trail of Truth, a nationwide caravan protesting the
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Speaker 1: federal government's refusal to restore the tribe's recognition. The journey
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Speaker 1: became very political when Charlene revealed that Kamala, who built
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Speaker 1: her career on Muwekma ancestral lands, repeatedly ignored outreach from
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Speaker 1: tribal leaders And when asked to support legislation, Harris just
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Speaker 1: flatly said, the tribes are not my business.
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Speaker 2: Here is Nijma.
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Speaker 3: And I have to share this story. My dad, he's
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Speaker 3: a Republican and my mother's a Democrat. And he always
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Speaker 3: said to me, he'd always say the Republicans are always
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Speaker 3: for the Indians. They actually step up for the natives
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Speaker 3: because you're not going to find a Democrat who's going
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Speaker 3: to step And I'm like, oh, dad, you know, I
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Speaker 3: don't know if that's true, but I'm finding out the same.
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Speaker 3: Because look at our representatives here today. All the representatives
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Speaker 3: in our aboriginal territory, Muwekma's aboriginal territory, they all want
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Speaker 3: us to give up a piece of our sovereignty.
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Speaker 1: It's fascinating because the Democrats are supposed to be the
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Speaker 1: defenders of the Indians. You have this deep blue area,
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Speaker 1: the San Francisco Bay area. And there's no defense of
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Speaker 1: this unrecognized Indian tribe. Their sovereignty completely trampled over just
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Speaker 1: because of a bureaucratic mistake.
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Speaker 2: Maybe it wasn't a mistake. Maybe it was on purpose.
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Speaker 1: And in 2023, Representative Zoe Lofgren offered to help introduce
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Speaker 1: legislation to recognize this tribe of Indians, but only if
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Speaker 1: the Muwekma gave up their sovereign right to operate a casino,
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Speaker 1: something that every federally recognized tribe is entitled to. Nijma
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Speaker 1: refused to sell out her people's rights, and so the
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Speaker 1: Muwekma broke rank with the Democratic Party, and they hit
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Speaker 1: the road. They warned Indian country that Harris wasn't interested
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Speaker 1: in tribal sovereignty, only in corporate gaming tribes with big-pack checks.
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Speaker 2: And from L.A.
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Speaker 1: To Arizona to South Dakota to Michigan— they rallied support
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Speaker 1: from 25 tribal nations, culminating in a tense, nearly deadly
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Speaker 1: standoff in Washington, D.C.
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Speaker 2: With Biden's federal agents. Again, this was last year.
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Speaker 1: Here is Nijma on why she believes her tribe remains
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Speaker 1: continually unrecognized, despite Democrats posturing as defenders of the Indians
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Speaker 1: and yet abandoning them in this moment.
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Speaker 3: But I say, the reason, it's political. I say Muwekma's
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Speaker 3: We don't have an evidence problem. We have a corruption problem.
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Speaker 3: That's what Muwekma has. It's the politics involved.
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Speaker 4: Do you think it's the politics of the Bay Area specifically?
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Speaker 4: Because it is such a commercially dense, crowded region?
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Speaker 3: Most definitely. I mean, the land is too valuable here.
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Speaker 3: It's the most valuable land in the world, I think.
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Speaker 3: Silicon Valley is right here.
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Speaker 1: So specifically what the Muwekma are asking President Trump is
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Speaker 1: that he return the national park, the Presidio National Park,
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Speaker 1: to their stewardship. And now corruption, like Nijma said, plays
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Speaker 1: a huge role here. Powerful casino tribes and their Democrat
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Speaker 1: allies like Kamala and Pelosi have fought Muwekma recognition for
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Speaker 1: years because a federally recognized tribe in the Bay Area
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Speaker 1: would threaten the gaming monopoly. But to also understand the
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Speaker 1: Muwekma's fight and why they're in it in the first place,
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Speaker 1: you also have to understand the BIA, the agency that
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Speaker 1: failed them. Created in 1824 under the U.S. War Department, yes,
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Speaker 1: War Department, the Bureau of Indian Affairs has long operated
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Speaker 1: as this paternalistic institution that routinely abuses indigenous Americans. It
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Speaker 1: was responsible for overseeing everything from land allotments to school curricula. Today,
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Speaker 1: it still manages land under the native trust system, the
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Speaker 1: reservation trust system, that has turned reservations into federally controlled
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Speaker 1: economic backwaters.
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Speaker 2: Even today, the.
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Speaker 1: BIA exercises control over property rights and energy development on reservations,
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Speaker 1: making it virtually impossible for tribes to thrive. Reservations today
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Speaker 1: are are literally socialist hellscapes. And this president has been
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Speaker 1: actually a sincere defender of the Indians. You don't hear
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Speaker 1: about this often with the racial race obsession from the
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Speaker 1: left and the way they smear conservatives as somehow inherently bigoted.
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Speaker 1: But President Trump has had a very interesting stance on
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Speaker 1: indigenous peoples in this country. Trump has made specific efforts
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Speaker 1: to reform how the federal government interacts with tribal nations.
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Speaker 1: He signed the Savannas Act and the Not Invisible Act
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Speaker 1: to address the epidemic of missing and murdered indigenous women.
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Speaker 1: He fast-tracked approval of long-delayed infrastructure and energy projects on
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Speaker 1: tribal lands. This is a huge problem, especially in the Southwest,
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Speaker 1: where you have these rich oil and gas fertile lands
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Speaker 1: that are.
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Speaker 2: Unable to be used because of the BIA. Look into
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Speaker 2: the Osage. They're a great example of this.
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Speaker 1: And he established a White House Council on Native American
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Speaker 1: Affairs focused on economic development on tribal lands.
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Speaker 2: Most notably, Trump pushed.
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Speaker 1: Through federal recognition for the Lumbee tribe of North Carolina,
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Speaker 1: a long sought victory for a community that, like the Muwekma,
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Speaker 1: have been denied full status for decades. So now the
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Speaker 1: Muwekma are placing their hope in President Trump. What can
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Speaker 1: President Trump do? There's a lot he can do. As president,
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Speaker 1: Trump could issue an executive order restoring their federal recognition,
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Speaker 1: a move grounded in precedence He could instruct the Department
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Speaker 1: of the Interior to reopen the tribe's petition file and
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Speaker 1: bypass the intentionally grueling BIA process, which has become a
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Speaker 1: graveyard for legitimate tribal claims.
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Speaker 2: And most importantly, he could reform the.
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Speaker 1: BIA itself, breaking the bureaucratic monopoly and restoring decision-making powers
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Speaker 1: to the tribe. Authentic sovereignty is not a slogan. It
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Speaker 1: means letting Native nations govern themselves, develop their economies, protect
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Speaker 1: their cultures without begging Washington for permission. It also means
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Speaker 1: cutting the federal funding. There's an opportunity under this admin
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Speaker 1: to let natives authentically self-govern, dramatically limit BIA power, let
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Speaker 1: the tribes run themselves without the oversight and without all
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Speaker 1: of the federal and state dollars that have done nothing
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Speaker 1: to improve their circumstances and arguably have made things worse.
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Speaker 1: The reason why the woke left hates their sovereignty genuinely
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Speaker 1: is because it's incompatible with the bureaucratic socialism of the
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Speaker 1: current reservation system. It requires a government that.
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Speaker 2: Gets out of the way. And they don't like that.
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Speaker 1: They don't like that you would get rid of the
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Speaker 1: micromanaging of tribal life, this top-down abuse of indigenous peoples.
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Speaker 1: The Muwekma's trail of truth isn't just about recognition.
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Speaker 2: It is about respect.
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Speaker 1: It's about ending a 47-year injustice, dismantling a failed system,
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Speaker 1: and finally living as a free people on their own land.
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Speaker 1: And for the first time in decades, they believe someone
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Speaker 1: in the White House might actually help them out. And
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Speaker 1: I hope this admin seriously considers it. All right, we're
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Speaker 1: going to take a quick break. When we come back,
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Speaker 1: I do have some major updates on Kilimar Abrego Garcia,
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Speaker 1: and we're going to come back and talk about the
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Speaker 1: Muakama after that. I have some interesting takes here about
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Speaker 1: how this story relates to our own fight here in
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Speaker 1: the United States of America with illegal, mass illegal immigration
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Speaker 1: and sovereignty. All right, I have another update for you
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Speaker 1: guys on this Maryland man, Maryland man. And I can't
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Speaker 1: believe it, but it somehow just keeps getting worse with him.
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Speaker 1: Like everything we hear about him It's just I can't
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Speaker 1: believe it. I can't understand it. I can't believe that
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Speaker 1: he was being defended as adamantly as he has been
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Speaker 1: by the Democratic Party when clearly this is a bad person.
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Speaker 1: So apparently MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia, this guy,
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Speaker 1: this Maryland, Maryland man who was sent over to El
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Speaker 1: Salvador that Democrats are furious about, he once boasted he
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Speaker 1: could kill his wife and, quote, no one could do
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Speaker 1: anything to him. according to a request for a motion
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Speaker 1: for a protective order that his wife filed back in 2020.
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Speaker 1: So this is a legal document with him apparently saying
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Speaker 1: that he could just murder her and there'd be zero
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Speaker 1: consequences for it. His wife, Jennifer Vasquez Sura, wrote in
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Speaker 1: the document she filed with the District Court of Maryland
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Speaker 1: for Prince George's County in 2020, I have a recording
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Speaker 1: that he told my ex-mother-in-law that even if he kills me,
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Speaker 1: no one can do anything to him. And this newly
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Speaker 1: serviced document preceded a 2021 protective order request Jennifer filed
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Speaker 1: against her husband. And in that document, she alleged that
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Speaker 1: he punched, scratched, and grabbed her with some of the
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Speaker 1: alleged abuse so severe that she was left bruised and bleeding.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, this man's wife also accused him
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Speaker 1: of child endangerment.
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Speaker 2: This is a wonderful statement.
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Speaker 1: Maryland father that we've been hearing so much about. We
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Speaker 1: have to respect this poor Maryland man's due process. Again,
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Speaker 1: all of this comes after the left has been tripping
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Speaker 1: over themselves to defend the due process of this supposedly
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Speaker 1: innocent father who needs to be returned home. But as
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Speaker 1: Stephen Miller said, I wouldn't want this guy to be
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Speaker 1: my neighbor. I don't think you would either. Not even
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Speaker 1: mentioning the fact that he's an illegal migrant. He has
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Speaker 1: no right to be here. But this is what they do.
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Speaker 1: The left has made a habit of siding with criminals
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Speaker 1: over citizens.
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Speaker 2: Chaos over order. That is always what it is.
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Speaker 1: The message this sends is chilling. If you are an
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Speaker 1: illegal migrant, even a violent one, the left will defend
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Speaker 1: you more fiercely than it ever defends law-abiding American families.
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Speaker 2: This isn't a bug in their worldview. It's the whole point.
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Speaker 1: The left pushes mass illegal immigration, not out of compassion,
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Speaker 1: but calculation. They see illegal immigrants as future voters, future
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Speaker 1: foot soldiers in a demographic revolution that that keeps them
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Speaker 1: in power permanently. And when criminals like Garcia are protected
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Speaker 1: and even glorified, it demoralizes and punishes native-born Americans, working-class Americans,
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Speaker 1: who expect the rule of law to mean something. And
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Speaker 1: the eyes of progressive elites, ordinary Americans who believe in
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Speaker 1: borders and safety and justice, they're the enemies.
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Speaker 2: Because they can't be manipulated. They can't be controlled. And
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Speaker 2: that might just.
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Speaker 1: Even threaten their electoral chances of control of this country.
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Speaker 1: They might not vote in a way that the progressive
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Speaker 1: regime likes. That's what's happened in the last election cycle,
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Speaker 1: and it's why the left is doing everything possible to
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Speaker 1: subvert the integrity of the vote, which brings.
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Speaker 2: Me to my next story. This is for the Federalist.
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Speaker 1: Michigan state agencies will soon register all those old enough
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Speaker 1: to vote, even if they do not prove citizenship under
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Speaker 1: a law that takes effect in June. So this bill
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Speaker 1: directs the Secretary of State to automatically register voters who
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Speaker 1: claim to be citizens unless they.
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Speaker 2: Prove they are non-citizens.
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Speaker 1: Anyone interacting with certain government agencies, like renewing a driver's license,
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Speaker 1: will be offered automatic voter registration without needing to prove U.S.
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Speaker 2: Citizenship.
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Speaker 1: And in fact, the only way to not be registered
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Speaker 1: is if you explicitly present documents proving you're a non-citizen.
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Speaker 2: Do you guys see how insane that is? No proof
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Speaker 2: of citizenship. is required.
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Speaker 1: Just a self-declared checkbox saying you're a citizen and that's
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Speaker 1: good enough to register. And if that person turns out
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Speaker 1: to be ineligible, they're automatically protected from legal consequences if
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Speaker 1: the system or a clerk made a quote mistake. So
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Speaker 1: it's a law that basically presumes everyone is eligible until
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Speaker 1: proven otherwise, but makes no serious effort to actually check
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Speaker 1: if they are eligible.
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Speaker 2: The absurdity of this setup is completely obvious.
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Speaker 1: The system doesn't verify citizenship, doesn't penalize accidental registrations, and
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Speaker 1: even builds in legal excuses for ineligible voters who cast
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Speaker 1: ballots unless they openly admit that they lied. It's like
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Speaker 1: putting the.
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Speaker 2: Honor system in charge of border security.
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Speaker 1: And worse, it deputizes nearly every state agency into voter
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Speaker 1: registration machines, essentially turning prisons, welfare offices, bureaucracies into arms
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Speaker 1: of the partisan get-out-the-vote operation. which is protecting and seemingly
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Speaker 1: implicitly encouraging illegals to vote in our elections. Former Federalist
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Speaker 1: colleague of mine, John Daniel Davidson, who we've had on
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Speaker 1: the show before, he's great, he had this piece recently
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Speaker 1: that I think is relevant to this conversation. It's titled,
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Speaker 1: Mass Immigration Without Assimilation is a Recipe for National Suicide.
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Speaker 2: And in this piece, he writes.
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Speaker 1: About how Scotland provides a sobering example of Of what
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Speaker 1: happens when mass immigration occurs without assimilation, the rise of
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Speaker 1: an organized Pakistani Muslim voting bloc in Scotland signals a
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Speaker 1: transformation of politics into a contest of ethnic and religious
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Speaker 1: power rather than shared national interest. Pakistani Muslim leaders are
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Speaker 1: legit calling for Pakistanis and South Asians to take over
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Speaker 1: institutions of power in Scotland. Here is Scottish Labour Party
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Speaker 1: leader Anas Sarwar in a recently resurfaced clip.
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Speaker 5: We will only truly get real power if not if
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Speaker 5: we just have more Pakistanis sitting in council chambers and parliaments,
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Speaker 5: but actually having more Pakistanis and segregation sitting in the
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Speaker 5: corridors of power making the decisions. And that's where I'll
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Speaker 5: end tonight, is to say the change is coming. And
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Speaker 5: the days where our South Asian community are viewed as
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Speaker 5: a vote bank or an economy bank are well and
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Speaker 5: truly gone. The days where South Asian communities get to
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Speaker 5: lead political parties and get to lead countries is now
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Speaker 5: upon us. The days when South Asian communities get to
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Speaker 5: decide not just which school our children go to, but
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Speaker 5: what they are taught in those schools.
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Speaker 2: Is also Interesting clip there, right?
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Speaker 1: Because that was basically just this bold, unapologetic push for
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Speaker 1: sectarian dominance in Scotland. And there was zero reference to
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Speaker 1: Scotland's people, Scotland's history, its culture, just nothing.
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Speaker 2: There was nothing.
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Speaker 1: Nothing he said about even inclusion. It was all about replacement,
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Speaker 1: all about control. And that's the endgame. This isn't a
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Speaker 1: case of diverse communities blending into a unified civic identity
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Speaker 1: like we're being sold all the time with multiculturalism. No,
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Speaker 1: this is actually what that video I just played, that's actually.
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Speaker 2: The fruits of multiculturalism.
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Speaker 1: Importing worldviews that are fundamentally incompatible with Western values.
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Speaker 2: These people.
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Speaker 1: Use the openness of the West not to assimilate, but
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Speaker 1: to assert an alien culture and religious agenda. And now
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Speaker 1: in places like Scotland and England, the trajectory appears irreversible.
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Speaker 1: And here at home, we are facing a parallel threat,
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Speaker 1: particularly in immigrant-heavy enclaves where parts of, like Michigan we
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Speaker 1: just discussed, seem to be overrun by non-American citizens whose values,
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Speaker 1: like I said, are fundamentally incompatible with this country. In
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Speaker 1: this country, unassimilated communities increasingly assert their foreign cultural identities.
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Speaker 2: Look at the flags.
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Speaker 1: Look at the flag in Minnesota, which essentially is the
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Speaker 1: Somalian flag. Like, what is happening there? My dad is
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Speaker 1: getting a lot of heat right now because he's promoting
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Speaker 1: an assimilationist policy with President Trump. He's saying truck drivers
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Speaker 1: have got to be able to read English. It's a
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Speaker 1: safety hazard if they can't.
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Speaker 2: And he and the.
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Speaker 1: President are being smeared as racist. And this is, oh,
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Speaker 1: this is anti-Hispanic, anti-immigrant. This is an intimidation tactic to
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Speaker 1: call them bigots for promoting a basic safety policy. And
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Speaker 1: if we don't change course right now, if we don't
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Speaker 1: ignore the people who are smearing us as bigots, we're
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Speaker 1: going to start looking like the UK. And, you know,
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Speaker 1: I want to come back a second to the Muwekma
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Speaker 1: and what this can teach us about the moment we're
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Speaker 1: in right now. There's a painful irony in the way
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Speaker 1: modern America treats its indigenous peoples.
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Speaker 2: We mourn what they lost.
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Speaker 1: We feel all this like race Marxist generated white guilt.
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Speaker 1: And yet we fail to learn anything meaningful from their story.
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Speaker 1: The Wetma and other tribes are fighting to preserve a
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Speaker 1: way of life, a cultural identity, and a continuity with
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Speaker 1: the past that has been shattered by conquest and later
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Speaker 1: right now by bureaucracy. And here's the uncomfortable truth. We
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Speaker 1: can sympathize with that, and we can also learn from it.
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Speaker 1: Because human history is messy. Conquest, colonization, immigration. They've redrawn
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Speaker 1: maps of the world over and over. The United States
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Speaker 1: was forged through conflict, through the bravery of settlers, and yes,
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Speaker 1: also through the displacement of other peoples. That's just a fact.
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Speaker 1: But what's often ignored is the lesson. When people lose
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Speaker 1: their land, their language, and their culture, those things rarely
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Speaker 1: come back.
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Speaker 2: Ask the Muwekma. Ask the dozens of other tribes fighting
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Speaker 2: for recognition today. Ask the ones who are recognized, even.
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Speaker 1: Step onto a reservation and look at what's become of them.
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Speaker 1: We fall over ourselves to honor the tribal nations who
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Speaker 1: strive to preserve their traditions. We say, oh, they deserve sovereignty.
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Speaker 1: They deserve the right to protect their language and their
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Speaker 1: beliefs and their borders. And while that's often repeated as
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Speaker 1: simply lip service.
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Speaker 2: From the left, it's actually true. So why can't we
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Speaker 2: say the same for America as a whole. America has
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Speaker 2: its own identity.
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Speaker 1: We forged, it was forged in shared faith, Christianity, English
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Speaker 1: common law, frontier spirit, the constitution, a belief in ordered freedom.
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Speaker 1: Those aren't just slogans. They're the cultural foundations of this nation.
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Speaker 1: And just like tribal nations, we have a right to
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Speaker 1: defend and preserve what makes us who we are. Minnesota
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Speaker 1: on the, oh, thank you, Mikey. Yeah, you can see
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Speaker 1: the similarities there. In the name of multiculturalism and open borders,
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Speaker 1: we're told we must dilute our identities, that America must
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Speaker 1: become a nation of nations with no core culture, no
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Speaker 1: shared language, no borders that matter. But if diversity is
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Speaker 1: so sacred, why does preserving American identity make us the
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Speaker 1: villains while preserving, say, Native identity makes them heroes? The
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Speaker 1: truth is multiculturalism without its limits becomes a weapon not
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Speaker 1: just against assimilation, but against uniqueness itself. Whether it's a
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Speaker 1: tribal nation overwhelmed by federal red tape, or entirely unrecognized
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Speaker 1: as a people, or an American town flooded with Haitian
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Speaker 1: illegal migrants who reject its values, a community without borders
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Speaker 1: is a community on its way to extinction. The Muwekma
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Speaker 1: story really is a warning. We can't erase our identity
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Speaker 1: to accommodate outsiders. We can't surrender sovereignty in the name
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Speaker 1: of inclusion.
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Speaker 2: That is suicide.
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Speaker 1: Nations are fragile. Cultures can die, and once they do,
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Speaker 1: all the diversity in the world cannot resurrect them. All right,
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Speaker 1: I have an insane DEI story for you all. Minnesota governor,
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Speaker 1: speaking of Minnesota, Minnesota governor Tim Walz said one of
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Speaker 1: the reasons that former Vice President Kamala Harris picked him
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Speaker 1: as her running mate was to give white people permission
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Speaker 1: to vote for her. Essentially, he admitted that she is
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Speaker 1: He was her DEI hire.
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Speaker 2: You guys can't make this up. He actually said it.
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Speaker 2: Take a listen.
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Speaker 6: With improved people's lives. But I also was on the ticket,
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Speaker 6: quite honestly, you know, because I could code talk to
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Speaker 6: white guys watching football, fixing their truck, doing that, that
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Speaker 6: I could put them at ease. I was the permission
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Speaker 6: structure to say, look, you can do this and vote
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Speaker 6: for this. And you look across those swing states, with
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Speaker 6: the exception of Minnesota.
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Speaker 6: We didn't get enough of those votes.
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Speaker 2: I can't even believe that he admitted this. What an admission.
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Speaker 1: Tim Walz just stated openly that he was the white
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Speaker 1: guy DEI hired for the Kamala ticket. And in his
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Speaker 1: own words, Tim Walz wasn't chosen for leadership, vision, or competence,
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Speaker 1: but to serve as racial permission for white voters. Now,
23:55
Speaker 1: that's a really dumb reasoning, but it kind of underlines
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Speaker 1: just how the left views everything as racial or gender
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Speaker 1: or sex. Everybody is defined by their immutable qualities. And
24:08
Speaker 1: it's not really a strategy for winning an election.
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Speaker 2: It's just tokenism.
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Speaker 1: And the fact that he said it out loud, like
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Speaker 1: it's noble and clever, makes it all.
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Speaker 2: The more embarrassing.
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Speaker 1: Tim Walz is essentially bragging that his value on the
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Speaker 1: ticket was not to bring anything meaningful to the table,
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Speaker 1: but was the color of his skin, was what he
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Speaker 1: brought to the photo op. It's an insult to voters
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Speaker 1: and a stunning admission of how artificial and performative the
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Speaker 1: Democratic Party truly is. When the left says representation, what
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Speaker 1: they mean is symbolic props deployed to mask electoral weakness.
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Speaker 2: Really, this gets at the heart of how poorly they
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Speaker 2: view society.
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Speaker 1: What do they mean by preserving a cultural identity? Well,
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Speaker 1: they flood countries with open borders. They don't care about
25:01
Speaker 1: the sovereignty of indigenous peoples in California when it will
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Speaker 1: threaten the gaming monopoly and the very lucrative land in
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Speaker 1: the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Speaker 2: It's all lip service. It's all fake.
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Speaker 1: They could care less, could not care less about diversity authentically,
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Speaker 1: about unique cultural identity. And by the way, I think
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Speaker 1: because it's so hollow, that's why they failed so miserably
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Speaker 1: in this election. Tim Wallace was supposed to bring in
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Speaker 1: all these young men. He was supposed to be the
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Speaker 1: male ticket, the masculine guy.
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Speaker 2: And he sucked at winning over men.
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Speaker 1: Everybody thought it was a weirdo to take the term
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Speaker 1: that they use for J.D.
25:41
Speaker 8: Vance.
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Speaker 2: So it turned out actually Tim Wallace was a very
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Speaker 2: bizarre individual. He was the opposite. He is the opposite
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Speaker 2: of masculinity.
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Speaker 1: Guilty of stolen valor, leading gay clubs at high schools,
25:52
Speaker 1: putting tampons in the men's bathrooms. He is a freak
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Speaker 1: of a movement that has disavowed masculinity. So how could
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Speaker 1: he possibly be appealing?
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Speaker 2: He can't. He can't.
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Speaker 1: And I think until the left starts to view people
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Speaker 1: as individuals, starts to authentically appreciate cultural identities and peoples
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Speaker 1: instead of promoting a globalist project that erases everything into
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Speaker 1: just progressive nothingness, they're never going to truly appeal to anyone.
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Speaker 1: I've got another left-wing derangement.
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Speaker 2: Story for you guys. This one is a sports story.
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Speaker 1: We don't usually cover sports stories on this show, so
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Speaker 1: it's kind of interesting when I do, and I always
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Speaker 1: get the names of people wrong because I don't know
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Speaker 1: anything about sports. I don't care about sports, but sometimes
26:38
Speaker 1: there are some gem sports stories in there. So Jack Albrecht,
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Speaker 1: the 21-year-old son of Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Albrecht, pulled
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Speaker 1: a prank call on Cleveland Browns quarterback Shador Sanders during
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Speaker 1: the NFL draft.
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Speaker 2: Am I saying that right, Mikey? No, he doesn't know.
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Speaker 2: Michael should know this. You're like the sports expert of
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Speaker 2: the family. I don't know anything. Probably, is it because
27:03
Speaker 2: you're just.
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Speaker 2: Really, Shador? Okay, got it.
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Speaker 1: Justin's going to correct my pronunciation on this guy. Anyways,
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Speaker 1: this young man, this 21-year-old guy, he was posing as
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Speaker 1: Saints general manager Mickey Loomis, and Jax tricked Sanders into
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Speaker 1: thinking New Orleans would draft him only to end the
27:23
Speaker 1: call with, quote, wait longer. Now, as a result of
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Speaker 1: this prank, the NFL fined Jeff Ulbrich $ 100, 000 for failing
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Speaker 1: to secure personal contacts from non-NFL personnel, a.k.a.
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Speaker 2: His son.
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Speaker 1: The Falcons got a separate $ 250, 000 fine, so a lot.
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Speaker 2: Of money to punish this prank.
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Speaker 1: Jax apparently accessed this contact info via Jeff's unattended iPad.
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Speaker 1: The Falcons apologized, noting Jax reached out to the Sanders family.
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Speaker 1: Here is Jeff Albrecht giving a seemingly tearful apology.
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Speaker 8: First of all, I'd.
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Speaker 7: Like to publicly apologize to Shadur and the Sanders family
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Speaker 7: for what occurred. Second of all, I want to publicly
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Speaker 7: apologize to Mr. Blank, Terry Fotno, Rayne Morris, and the
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Speaker 7: entire Falcons organization.
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Speaker 8: My actions are My actions of not protecting confidential data
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Speaker 8: were inexcusable. My son's actions were absolutely inexcusable. And for that,
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Speaker 8: we are both deeply sorry. The NFL has taken action,
28:37
Speaker 8: and I fully respect the punishment. We take full responsibility,
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Speaker 8: my son and myself, and we will not be appealing
28:46
Speaker 8: the fine in any way.
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Speaker 2: Going forward, I.
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Speaker 8: Promise my son and I will work hard to demonstrate
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Speaker 8: we are better than this again i'm deeply sorry for
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Speaker 8: our actions questions.
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Speaker 1: Now the prank was done in bad taste obviously i
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Speaker 1: wouldn't do that i'd be pretty annoyed at my pretty
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Speaker 1: angry about at my kid if they did that at
29:10
Speaker 1: the same time i have to wonder like is this
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Speaker 1: prank really worth like three hundred and fifty thousand dollars
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Speaker 1: like i was it worth this like public apology where
29:20
Speaker 1: he's almost crying at the end And I don't know
29:23
Speaker 1: about you guys, but this entire episode seems to feel
29:26
Speaker 1: like yet another ritual humiliation of a white man. This
29:32
Speaker 1: time over a teenage prank, freaking out over what happened
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Speaker 1: because it involved a black quarterback. I don't know if
29:42
Speaker 1: that's a coincidence. Would the NFL have reacted the same
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Speaker 1: in this scorched earth fury if a white player had
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Speaker 1: been pranked by another white kid during draft week?
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Speaker 2: Maybe they would have, but something tells me no.
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Speaker 1: I have my doubts because in today's racialized environment, nothing
30:01
Speaker 1: can be separated from skin color. It's the prison through
30:04
Speaker 1: which everything is viewed. The league fined Jeff Ulbrich $ 100, 000.
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Speaker 1: The Falcons another $ 250, 000. Not for malice or sabotage because
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Speaker 1: his 21-year-old son used an iPad to make a dumb joke,
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Speaker 1: a joke that was in bad taste. And now we're
30:21
Speaker 1: treated to the sight of a grown man, a defensive coordinator,
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Speaker 1: reduced to sniffles in public as he begs for forgiveness
30:28
Speaker 1: from a league that's so desperate to prove it will
30:30
Speaker 1: police even the slightest perceived slight against a black athlete.
30:39
Speaker 1: Maybe this has nothing to do with race. Maybe it does.
30:42
Speaker 1: The point is that it seems like there's a pattern
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Speaker 1: in the way that we react to racialized controversies. When
30:52
Speaker 1: there's a black and a white person involved, it always
30:55
Speaker 1: seems to be over the top, unless the victim, of course,
30:58
Speaker 1: is a white individual. And then we have a high
31:02
Speaker 1: school student raising hundreds of thousands of dollars, making bail
31:07
Speaker 1: and buying a new vehicle because he stabbed a white
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Speaker 1: boy at a track meet. There just seems to be
31:13
Speaker 1: a pattern of how we handle these situations that is
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Speaker 1: deeply unfair and always based on skin color. Over and over,
31:22
Speaker 1: we keep getting this message that whiteness must atone, which
31:26
Speaker 1: brings me to my next story. Several FBI agents who
31:30
Speaker 1: were photographed kneeling during the 2020 Summer of Rage have
31:34
Speaker 1: been reassigned to different roles and what many inside the
31:39
Speaker 1: bureau view as a demotion per a CNN report. The
31:43
Speaker 1: agents were part of a unit tasked with protecting federal
31:46
Speaker 1: buildings and monuments when they encountered demonstrators in 2020. And
31:50
Speaker 1: in response to the crowd of protestors, Some of these
31:53
Speaker 1: agents knelt down in a symbol of solidarity with the
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Speaker 1: Black Lives Matters rioters. Now, while the FBI has not
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Speaker 1: publicly explained the reassignments, the roles the agents were moved
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Speaker 1: to are considered to be less desirable. The DOJ is
32:10
Speaker 1: also conducting a review of over 1,500 agents linked to
32:14
Speaker 1: politically sensitive investigations, including some who were involved in the
32:18
Speaker 1: 2020 FBI raid. on President Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence, as well
32:23
Speaker 1: as January 6th related cases. And the FBI want, I
32:26
Speaker 1: don't know, I think if the FBI really wants to
32:29
Speaker 1: reform themselves, I would just get rid of these guys.
32:32
Speaker 1: Like if you're going to kneel down in front of
32:34
Speaker 1: the Marxist BLM rioters who said they want to destroy
32:38
Speaker 1: the nuclear family and burn down our cities in 2020,
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Speaker 1: I say we just get rid of these guys. They
32:44
Speaker 1: don't need to be working in the FBI. They can't
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Speaker 1: be trusted because they're clearly political hacks.
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Speaker 2: They should not just be reassigned. They should be fired.
32:53
Speaker 1: Kneeling in uniform on duty during a politically charged riot
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Speaker 1: was not just unprofessional. It was a clear betrayal of
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Speaker 1: the mission to uphold law and order without bias. These
33:03
Speaker 1: weren't off-the-clock expressions of personal opinion. They were public displays
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Speaker 1: of partisan allegiance while supposedly protecting federal property. So the
33:14
Speaker 1: motion is to slap on the wrist, but I think
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Speaker 1: we need more. I think we need a purge.
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Speaker 2: I really do. All right, switching gears here.
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Speaker 1: Yesterday, we talked about how Chinese students, often becoming Chinese spies,
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Speaker 1: are taking coveted spots in American elite universities. And by
33:37
Speaker 1: the way, also these universities are, vast majority of them,
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Speaker 1: subsidized by the American taxpayers.
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Speaker 2: So it's pretty absurd that we.
33:44
Speaker 1: Are subsidizing the education of of foreign-born individuals, specifically from China,
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Speaker 1: many of whom often engage in espionage in this country
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Speaker 1: on behalf of the CCP.
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Speaker 2: And I saw this headline yesterday.
33:56
Speaker 1: And now I'm going to double down on what I
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Speaker 1: said yesterday because these, I mean, I can't believe it.
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Speaker 1: The CCP, they're just so shameless. They shock me every
34:06
Speaker 1: day with how insane they've become. They've become And what
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Speaker 1: can only be described as the most lunatic international gaslighting
34:15
Speaker 1: I've ever seen, the Chinese Communist Party has released a
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Speaker 1: white paper claiming that COVID-19 probably originated not at the
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Speaker 1: Wuhan Institute of Virology, but here in the United States.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right.
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Speaker 1: According to the document, there is substantial evidence that the
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Speaker 1: virus was circulating in the U.S. before it broke out
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Speaker 1: in Wuhan, where, totally unrelated, There just so happened to
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Speaker 1: be this high-level virology lab studying bat coronaviruses and conducting
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Speaker 1: gain-of-function research.
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Speaker 2: But ignore that. No, no, no, no. Actually, COVID came
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Speaker 2: from America.
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Speaker 1: Beijing also dismissed the lab leak theory, which the White
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Speaker 1: House recently described as the most likely origin of the
34:53
Speaker 1: pandemic as extremely unlikely.
34:57
Speaker 2: So they're saying it's extreme.
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Speaker 1: The Chinese are saying it's extremely unlikely that COVID came
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Speaker 1: from the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
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Speaker 2: The lab leak theory is just totally insane to think about.
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Speaker 2: kind of like a bat flying into.
35:09
Speaker 1: A random other animal and morphing into this virus and
35:16
Speaker 1: hopping into a seafood market and somehow shutting down the
35:19
Speaker 1: entire world economy. Again, the other explanation is just as crazy.
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Speaker 1: What do you mean that a lab leak is insane,
35:27
Speaker 1: where you were studying coronaviruses and bats and gain-of-function research?
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Speaker 2: That can't be it.
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Speaker 1: No, it has to be this crazy, insane story about
35:36
Speaker 1: a bat.
35:37
Speaker 2: And a market and it leaking into the seafood. I mean,
35:40
Speaker 2: it's just crazy. So China has accused the U.S.
35:43
Speaker 1: Of shamelessly politicizing COVID origins, a sentence so devoid of self-awareness,
35:50
Speaker 1: it can, I cannot even overstate it enough. It should
35:56
Speaker 1: be said, frankly, this should be stated in psychology textbooks.
35:58
Speaker 1: Like I can't believe China is literally blaming the U.S.
36:01
Speaker 2: For COVID.
36:03
Speaker 1: And this comes weeks after President Trump, of official U.S.
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Speaker 1: government positions to state that a lab-related incident involving gain-of-function
36:12
Speaker 1: research is the most likely origin of COVID-19. Most federal agencies,
36:17
Speaker 1: including the CIA and FBI, have echoed that conclusion, that
36:20
Speaker 1: it came from a lab. So to recap, the regime
36:23
Speaker 1: that silenced doctors, disappeared whistleblowers, blocked outside investigations, and slow-rolled
36:28
Speaker 1: data sharing— now wants the world to believe that a
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Speaker 1: virus originating near its own virology lab is actually from
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Speaker 1: the US. Was the Great Wall of China built to
36:38
Speaker 1: keep out facts and basic human decency or something? And look,
36:41
Speaker 1: America funded the Wuhan Institute of Virology. We played a
36:45
Speaker 1: role in that. We have to own up to that.
36:47
Speaker 2: Dr.
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Speaker 1: Fauci helped greenlight these funds through EcoHealth Alliance, where our
36:51
Speaker 1: tax dollars were funneled for this gain-of-function research. And our
36:56
Speaker 1: leaders needlessly shred the Constitution in the face of this virus.
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Speaker 2: Again, that's on us.
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Speaker 1: We have some responsibility here. But China's going to say
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Speaker 1: the virus originated here.
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Speaker 2: That's just insane. Screw you guys.
37:11
Speaker 1: Screw your slave labor and creepy experiments and your social
37:15
Speaker 1: credit and your cheap goods and espionage and evil persecution
37:19
Speaker 1: of dissidents.
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Speaker 2: I'm sick of it. I've had it up to here.
37:22
Speaker 2: And maybe that's the perfect.
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Speaker 1: Place to end because The Chinese Communist Party blaming us
37:27
Speaker 1: for a virus they unleashed isn't just gaslighting. I think
37:31
Speaker 1: it's a metaphor for our entire political movement.
37:34
Speaker 2: Think about it.
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Speaker 1: The people most responsible for the chaos keep blaming you
37:38
Speaker 1: and me. Whether it's Beijing rewriting COVID history, the Biden
37:43
Speaker 1: DOJ protecting MS-13 thugs while persecuting patriots on January 6th,
37:47
Speaker 1: or the state of Michigan registering non-citizens to vote while
37:51
Speaker 1: calling you a bigot for noticing, it's all the same playbook. Deflect, distract,
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Speaker 1: invert reality, and always, always punish those who tell the truth.
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Speaker 1: It's not just about foreign enemies doing this. It's our
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Speaker 1: own elites lying and smearing and dismantling the very foundations
38:07
Speaker 1: of the country that they claim to serve. Which is
38:10
Speaker 1: why the Muwekma story matters so much. Because in a way,
38:14
Speaker 1: their story is America's story. A people erased by bureaucrats.
38:17
Speaker 1: A culture endangered by neglect. A sovereign identity under siege,
38:21
Speaker 1: not by invasion, but by paperwork.
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Speaker 2: Bad faith. and political convenience. And they're not giving up.
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Speaker 1: They're not assimilating into some bland, DEI-managed blob of nothingness.
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Speaker 1: They're fighting for borders, for recognition, for their right to
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Speaker 1: exist as who they are. I think that sounds really familiar.
38:37
Speaker 1: I think that's the fight that we're all in. And
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