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Hygiene products appear to be the safest things in blue cities · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

• 0:04
  Welcome to After Dark of the America Out Loud Talk Video Network.
• 0:08
  I'm your host, Rob Harper.
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  My co host tonight is Heather Robinson, a contributor for the New York Post.
• 0:14
  Heather, how are you tonight?
• 0:16
  Hey, I'm okay, Rob.
• 0:17
  How are you?
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  Heather, all things considered, I'm uh doing fantastic coming off of the Thanksgiving holiday.
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  You got a chance to spend time with my uh son, nephew, and uh friend.
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  And we had a uh great time.
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  Uh uh despite everything that's happening in the world, we learned that on Thanksgiving Day there were two National Guardsmen who were critically injured, one succumbed to her injuries, unfortunately in Virginia, the other is fighting for his life.
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  Uh most unfortunate, Heather, and I think that's one of the things that one of the topics we're going to talk about tonight.
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  Is how did this radical uh get in the country and how did he go undetected?
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  Weren't their warning signs that this man uh would act out.
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  He himself was also uh injured before he was apprehended.
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  We know that the left have started pointing the finger at Trump saying that he did something wrong.
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  And this is just on the hills, Heather of the six seditious congressmen saying that our military should not follow the instructions of the commander in chief.
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  Now, how the media is going to turn this around and say that Trump is responsible, it's just beyond my realm of thinking, but this is this is just who they are.
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  Now, before you weigh in, I just want to play a tape for everyone.
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  A compilation of Joe Biden saying that they vet everyone that comes here.
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  And just to put this into contest, give you guys a little history.
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  This man came here after the fall of Afghanistan in 2021, I think.
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  And we we all saw it on TV.
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  We all saw uh these Afghanistanians trying to get out of Kabul because they knew that once the United States withdraw, it was going to be complete hail.
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  They withdrew.
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  We saw people falling up airplanes trying to get out, and then Biden is infamous wisdom, decided to let 50,000 Afghanistanians come here to America.
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  Andrew and I spoke about this when it happened, and we said that's not a good idea.
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  Not only that, but we had on our show, Fenu Malot, who who Afghanistan, Afghanistan again, who worked with worked with our armed forces and the CIA, and he himself said this is a bad idea.
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  These people have to be vetted.
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  And when you let them here, you just can't let them here and walk away.
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  You have to constantly monitor them because they're leaving what they know, they're leaving their country, and they're coming to another country.
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  They will be completely isolated.
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  It is not a good recipe.
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  The new warned us of this in 2021 and 2022.
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  We're gonna bring him back on the show to talk about this again.
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  But do not doubt that this is Biden's mistake.
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  Biden created this, and the Biden administration needs to own it along with the liberal media.
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  Play the tape of Joe Biden claiming that they vetted all of these people.
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  For everyone who is not a U.S.
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  citizen or a lawful permanent residence.
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  That is a background check process that's through before they are allowed to come in and step on U.S.
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  soil.
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  They came in on parole.
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  Well, you've been reviewing them on a case-by-case basis.
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  We reviewed them on a case-by-case basis.
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  Oh, we vet everyone, it's safe, it's secure.
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  But I want to listen to perhaps a moment of candor from my orchestra before Congress where he admits we do not do in-person questioning.
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  You are correct that we are not conducting in-person full refugee interviews of a hundred percent of the individual.
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  I don't have that information.
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  What number have I interviewed about what we are doing?
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  Wait, wait, wait, what number what number of of the of the more than 60,000 brought to the country?
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  What number have received an in-person interview before they came to the country?
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  Because you said 100% of screen.
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  So what percentage have been given an actual interview by a trained official before they come to the country?
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  Um when you're speaking of a full refugee-like interview, I don't have that data.
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  That was Senator Josh Hawley questioning the former homeland security Majorca as to how the betting process for allowing and these Afghanistanians.
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  Now they all said that, oh, yeah, we're we're we're betting them.
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  They did not.
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  50,000 came in.
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  And I want to remind everyone that when they came in, we even saw some of them acting out, but the media tried to cover it up.
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  Remember, there was two of them who went to a military base and tried to rape two women.
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  And they just washed right right over it.
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  They said nothing about it.
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  But here on After Dark, go pull the tape.
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  We come with the receipts, and we spoke about it.
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  And we said that this is a dangerous recipe.
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  We have Panu Malot who came on, not once, but twice.
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  He said the exact same thing.
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  He said this is dangerous because when you bring them here to a foreign land and just leave them to their own vices, although you're giving them room and border and food, it is not good.
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  They don't speak the language, they don't understand the culture.
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  It is a recipe for disaster.
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  But yet, and still the Biden administration, along with a complicit media, told us that we were being racist, that we should shut up, that we should allow them to come here.
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  Why?
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  Because this is United States, and everybody owns a United States.
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  Look at what's happening at our southern border when they said everyone should come in.
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  You shouldn't have these uh processes and these rules for people to not come in.
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  Why?
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  You're colonizers, let them come in, let them wreak havoc.
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  We don't care.
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  And that's what we saw happen on Thanksgiving Day.
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  Two individuals who should have been sitting down at the table of their loved ones, enjoying a Thanksgiving meal.
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  Unfortunately, they were shot.
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  One lost her life, and another is fighting for his life.
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  And the only thing the media could do is say that it is Trump's fault.
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  Hypocrisy is thy name.
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  The media needs to stand down because as President Trump said, they are a threat to democracy.
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  They are liars, they are purveyors of untruths.
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  Heather, what are your thoughts?
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  I mean, uh yeah, it is thank you for that information, Rob.
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  It is shocking that these people haven't even been given an interview.
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  I mean, I was not against this idea because of bringing the Afghan refugees, because my understanding was that most of those who were coming, or all had been people who had been vetted.
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  Um I all along have thought if we're gonna help anyone, it makes sense to help people who were helping our troops because we know where their loyalties lie, and it wasn't an easy or um, it was a risky thing for them to do.
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  Um, and this individual who went crazy and did the horror of the killing these two National Guardsmen.
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  My understanding is that he was part of he was helping our troops.
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  Um, I mean, two things.
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  I think that what you uncovered there and about the lack of actual, you know, interviewing of people is is shocking and is disturbing and shouldn't be.
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  And second, though, I do think this is another example of under or untreated mental illness.
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  It's something I talk about a lot.
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  Uh it it transcends political party.
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  I don't think either party has done a good job uh at be getting serious about the mental health crisis in this country.
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  Um from what I you know at a glance, it seems like this guy was Rahmala Lakanwall was in a severely disturbed, profoundly disturbed state for a matter of years, and there were many red flags.
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  Um, you know, apparently his children's school raised concerns that the children were coming to school filthy.
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  Um this organization, the United States Committee for Refugees and Immigrants warned that he was spiraling badly into mental illness.
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  Um, look, it's I'm sure there's plenty of blame to go around.
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  One thing I do know is that the town where he was living, Bellingham, Washington, is um the town where you know an old love of mine used to live.
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  I I've been to Bellingham.
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  Um, it's a lovely town, very politically liberal.
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  Um so I mean, as I say, I think the mental health crisis transcends party.
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  I don't think conservatives uh have done a good job with it either.
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  But uh I my guess would be that someone like this probably had an especially easy time just operating.
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  Undisturbed because this is a town, and you know, it's it's certainly a part of the country where Biden and his policies would have been very much unquestioned.
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  Um, you know, that's just my speculation, but this is not exactly um, you know, a common sense conservative town.
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  It's a pretty town, uh, but it's yeah, you know, it's it's a very liberal part of the country.
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  Um, another thought um that I have, Rob, is just that I, you know, I I I know several people, several genuine bona fide victims of political persecution and torture.
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  I mean, I I met various wonderful people when I worked for the daily news interviewing immigrants who were making a big difference in this country.
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  The people we featured in this section we I wrote for called Big Town.
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  Uh, it was the people we featured were mostly people who'd overcome horrors in their native countries, and I can tell you that many of them were trying to qualify for political asylum.
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  These were people who here being one of them, here Dang, who was here on the show to speak.
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  I mean, he was blinded intentionally blinded by um his and his enslavers uh in Sudan.
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  He's uh a genuine victim of racial hate and political persecution and violence.
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  And you know, he's here in in the US legally, but he's here on a um conditional basis.
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  I don't remember what his exact designation is, but the point is he hasn't been given permanent asylum.
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  So I mean that it just it it raises my ire when I realize that some of the best people I know, people who have never caused a moment's trouble, who are you know saintly people who've overcome torture, genuine torture, and those of us who've known them for years can attest to this.
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  I mean apparently our government isn't giving them asylum necessarily.
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  I mean, it's a long process.
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  It's so you know, when you hear that somebody like this received asylum, political asylum, it just seems like an example of government dysfunction, bureaucracy versus actually giving people interviews and talking to their um to other sources who know them, to references who know them.
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  I mean, look, we know government is vast, and there aren't tons of resources to deeply investigate any everybody, but at the very least, an interview.
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  Um, you know, this really um reveals why that is so important, and it should uh prompt reform.
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  And I know that President Trump has reacted to this.
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  I mean, he's clearly furious about what happened to these young people, um, the National Guard's woman and man.
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  And I know that President Trump has made some sweeping statements about the no more immigrants and he's gonna really cut down, you know, clamp down on immigration, you know, from various third world countries.
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  I I hope I you know, I I mean, I don't know if that's the right approach, Rob, honestly.
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  I don't know.
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  I mean, I I would like to see.
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  I mean, President Trump did say something.
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  I could try to find his statement from the past few days, but he said something about we're only gonna take people who are going to enhance this country and not you know hurt us or or be a drain on us.
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  Um I'm looking now for his comments.
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  Well, you look, I'll I'll say this, Heather, uh, while you look for it.
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  I I agree with him 100%, because he even said in 2016 that the best aren't coming here.
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  Those who are coming here, they're not the best.
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  We want the best.
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  We don't want people who are gonna come here and be a drain on the system, people who are gonna come here and don't like the country.
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  And we see thus what we have.
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  When back in 2022, the fall of Afghanistan, and by let in 50,000 Afghanistanians, there were also 13 American soldiers who lost their lives.
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  And if some of you have forgotten, let me just refresh your memory that when their bodies were brought back here, Biden was too busy with his watch, and did not salute the caskets as they came.
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  And then once the caskets were here, and he met in a private meeting with them, as opposed to him trying to console the family, he brought up the death of his son.
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  How inconsiderate.
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  They just don't give a damn about America.
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  It's everyone else but America.
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  Before this assassination on Thanksgiving Day, the Biden the Democrats were busy lamenting about ICE agents.
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  What are they doing?
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  Why are they doing this?
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  And we need to stand up.
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  And then you have these radical activist judges who won't uphold the law.
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  When they arrest them, they will let them back out on the streets.
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  We should not see people rioting, trying to attack ICE agents, trying to attack the National Guards.
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  Why do we see this?
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  We see it because there are no consequences to their actions.
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  Judges will hear the cases and they will let them go.
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  They don't care.
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  We need to start impeaching judges.
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  Republicans have got to do better at pushing the cause.
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  Because if the shows are on the other feet, we would already see judges being kicked off the bench who were conservative.
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  This is an abomination.
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  This is absurd to see this happening in our country, the United States of America.
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  Law enforcement is being attacked.
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  National Guards.
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  And no one wants to admit that the National Guards have made a huge difference in Washington, D.C., our gnasius capital.
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  But we once saw an influx of crime.
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  People are now able to go out, have drinks, go out and walk, have dinner.
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  The same thing in Memphis, Tennessee.
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  It is safe now.
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  And if you ask the residents, and I'm just gonna drill on down here, and it's might not some of you might not feel comfortable with it, but I don't care.
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  But if you ask the residents who've had to endure this crime, this criminal activity, if you ask the residents who are black, they will tell you we welcome it.
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  We want the National Guards here because we want to be able to go outside.
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  We want to be able to send our kids to school without them having to duck for a bullet, a gunshot.
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  We want the National Guards here.
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  They have said it in Memphis, Tennessee.
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  They said the same thing in DC, and they're asking for the same relief in Chicago.
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  But you have a black mayor in Chicago and a liberal governor who say, leave our crime alone.
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  We don't want you here.
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  Don't touch our crime.
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  Where's Barack Obama?
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  Where's Michelle Obama?
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  Michelle Obama is busy saying, Oh, I was crying when they tore down the East Wing because I did Michelle go away.
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  They would weather us lock up personal items like toothpaste, deodorant, as opposed to locking up criminals.
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  Yes, you heard it.
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  Here in New York City, they're locking up toothpaste, shampoo, deodorant.
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  But for the criminals, oh, let them have free range.
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  We don't care.
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  It has to stop.
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  It is time people wake up.
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  It is time we get serious.
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  Because what's happening now is a failure.
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  And it is a destructive vice to our country.
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  America outlaw.
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  And as always, we come with receipts here on After Dark.
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  We don't have the huge media reach that cable news and a lot of these other broadcast news have.
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  But what we do have is common sense, and we can do our own research.
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  So I play for you at the opening of the first half of the show.
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  Joe Biden's administration, saying that, oh, we do all the investigations and we do this and we do that, and yada yada yada.
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  And now we know they didn't do any of what they claim to have done.
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  Now I want to plead for you another receipt of political figures, Democrats.
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  Calling the National Guard, armed militia.
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  That they are a threat.
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  That they're scaring people when the only thing they're doing is their job, which is to protect and to serve.
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  I also embedded in this video collage is one of the sedition six who's saying that she's in fear of the National Guards doing their job because they might get all hyped up and they might shoot someone by accident.
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  Hello, ma'am.
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  They know their job.
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  They've been trained to do their job.
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  So they're not going to get all hyped up and accidentally shoot someone, but they're planning that seed so that the writers can come out and attack our national guards, attack our police.
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  This has been happening for the past six years under the Biden administration.
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  Welcoming, supporting, egging people on.
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  And I've always said this is a tinderbox, it is about to explode.
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  Almost a year ago, Donald Trump was assassinated, not was almost assassinated, not once, but twice.
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  We saw Charlie Kirk assassinated.
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  One of our Supreme Court judges.
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  Someone flew in to assassinate him.
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  And the media.
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  And the Democrats played it down.
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  They made it seem as if though oh, no big deal.
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  And then these so-called judges, activist judges, have allowed these people to come into their court and walk out.
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  Just a slap on the wrist.
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  We even saw one judge in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, trying to hide illegals so that they could not be held accountable.
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  What is happening?
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  It is time we start pushing back.
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  It is time that these judges are held accountable because only then will they stop.
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  If you don't hold people accountable, they'll keep doing what they're doing.
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  And think, oh, why not?
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  It's okay.
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  What are they going to do to me?
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  I'm not going to get arrested.
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  So I'm going to play this for you.
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  Another receipt, starting out with the mayor of DC.
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  Well, this is when she was against it.
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  When Trump said that he was going to have the National Guards to come out and protect DC, our nation's capital, the capital, which is now, as I'm being told, people feel extremely safe.
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  This is before she said, oh no, we need this.
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  In fact, once she saw that it was working, she came out and said, I want them to stay.
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  So she's the first person on the tape back in the day saying, Oh, we don't want it.
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  But now she's come around.
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  Play the tape.
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  Militia in the nation's capital.
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  The president is attempting to send the National Guard to send the city.
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  It makes me incredibly nervous that we're about to see people in law enforcement, people in uniform military get nervous, get stressed, shoot at Americans.
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  And militarized federal immigration agents.
• 24:58
  And National Guard troops to terrorize Chicago or any American community in any state is not the American way.
• 25:07
  Donald Trump's modern-day escape escapo is scooping folks up off the streets.
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  And these ice agents.
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  Running around our communities like masked bank robbers.
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  There's somebody who understands history.
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  When I see ice, I think layers patrols.
• 25:24
  People ask, well, is authoritarianism you'd be hyperbolic?
• 25:28
  We're being hyperbolic.
• 25:29
  Some guy jumped out of an umar car in a van with a mascot and tried to grab me.
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  I mean, by definition, you're gonna push back.
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  Now, how sick is that?
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  These are elected officials.
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  You had Jasmine Crockett, you have the governor of California, Gavin Newsom, who's trying to run for the presidency after destroying California.
• 25:50
  Remember the wallfires earlier this year?
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  They still haven't rebuilt, but he claimed they were going to.
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  Now he's out there trying to run for the president.
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  Now he hasn't threw his name out there, but that's what he's doing.
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  He's trying to build up momentum.
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  He's attacking our National Guards.
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  They have no shame.
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  They don't give a damn.
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  Well, you're okay with people coming here, Heather, and continuing to act out.
• 26:16
  Go ahead, Heather.
• 26:17
  Well, this rhetoric is very sick and inflammatory to be analogizing federal agency workers to slave patrols and Nazis.
• 26:28
  It's very, very the point, I guess they're trying to make is they don't like the idea of the federal government getting involved in the security of these local municipalities.
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  And I mean, that may be a legitimate question or concern to voice.
• 26:57
  I don't worry about it as much as I worry about the lives of children who have been getting caught in the crossfire of gang violence and other violence for so many decades now.
• 27:09
  I mean, someone should write, you know, do a study and find out how many American children have been killed in these cities that are run poorly with lax mayors and judges, how many thousands of mostly black children and you know I mean, certainly all American children.
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  I mean, I'm sure the numbers uh would stagger anybody's mind.
• 27:39
  Um, so I mean, I'm much more concerned with that than I am with this theoretical question of whether it's the federal government's role to police the cities, uh, but like I said, from a legalistic standpoint or something, if they want to raise the question, they're free to do so and debate it, but just to compare the the American officials, the the people we've hired who our country has hired to lawfully do this to to police these cities because the local officials aren't policing them well themselves.
• 28:12
  I mean, to compare them to criminals and Nazis and people high hunting down slaves is is is obscene as far as I'm concerned, and that is I think contributing to to the hysteria around this.
• 28:26
  I mean, the other night I was in a Mexican restaurant, and I was there the waiter was very charming, a young fellow.
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  Actually, I think he said he was from Ecuador or from Venezuela.
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  Um, forgive me, I I think it was Venezuela.
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  And anyway, we got to talking, and he was saying that he's nervous because um of the crackdown on immigrants and blah, blah, blah.
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  And I mean, I didn't want to be dismissive of his concerns, but I asked him a couple questions, and turns out he has some kind of temporary um status here.
• 28:59
  And I, you know, he he did say, well, you know, I think if somebody isn't getting in trouble, you know, I think that we probably what I said was I don't know, but I would hope that you really don't have anything to be afraid of because you know, I mean, I didn't want to dig into whether he was here legally or not, but he was working, he was very polite.
• 29:23
  Um, you know, he was talking about how he's never had so much as a parking ticket in America, how he pays taxes on his income.
• 29:29
  And I just said to him, you know, I hope I'm right about this, Rob.
• 29:32
  I don't think you have anything to worry about.
• 29:34
  I I, you know, I mean, I think that the people the Trump administration and I are focused on.
• 29:41
  Let's face it, honestly, like you and I have said, from a practical standpoint, there are limited resources.
• 29:47
  They can't deport 11 or 15 million people, or however many millions there are now who are here illegally, they can't deport everybody.
• 29:56
  So it would only be logical that they are focusing on, you know.
• 30:00
  People who are a criminal part of a criminal element here who are troublemakers here.
• 30:07
  Um I mean, that's what I believe.
• 30:09
  I, you know, if I'm wrong, then you know.
• 30:12
  Well, let me say this.
• 30:14
  What you what you're saying is right.
• 30:16
  If there are individuals who are here who are allowed to come here on a TPS, temporary protective uh I can't think of what the S is for.
• 30:25
  Uh status, status, temporary protective status.
• 30:29
  They're allowed to come here and work.
• 30:31
  And this is goes true for Mexicans.
• 30:33
  And it's one of the things that Marjorie Taylor Green was mad about because she owns a construction company, and she brings individuals here from Mexico to work.
• 30:42
  No, and but after a certain period of time, after 180 days or something, they have to leave, they have to come back.
• 30:47
  A lot of people don't want to fill out the paperwork.
• 30:50
  But if you're here under that, if you're if you haven't gotten a parking ticket, if you're doing what you're supposed to do, you're okay.
• 30:57
  But it's those individuals who are here who are thumbing their nose up and saying, I don't care, I'm gonna stay here.
• 31:04
  I have every right to be here.
• 31:05
  And you have people like Ilion Omar who's saying the exact same thing.
• 31:09
  Oh, you have a right to be here, you should be able to come here.
• 31:12
  No, you should not.
• 31:14
  Go back.
• 31:14
  Get out.
• 31:15
  You don't belong here.
• 31:16
  You belong in Somalia.
• 31:18
  You're coming here to cause trouble.
• 31:21
  Okay, well, get out.
• 31:23
  And let me say one more thing.
• 31:24
  When you were talking about the numbers, deportations.
• 31:27
  Bill Clinton deported 2.5 million illegals.
• 31:34
  Bush Jr., 10.5.
• 31:36
  Obama, 5.3.
• 31:39
  President Trump, one point five million.
• 31:46
  But yet and still, he's the boogeyman.
• 31:48
  He's the bad guy.
• 31:49
  He's coming after you.
• 31:50
  He's going to the schools.
• 31:52
  No, he is not.
• 31:53
  These are the lies that the Democrats and the media is pushing because they want people to be who become afraid and to act out like this man did on Thanksgiving Day, like so many others have been doing.
• 32:07
  But as our guest Venuma Lott cautioned us, he said, letting them in and not watching them, not helping them to assimilate is a recipe for disaster.
• 32:22
  And we see that happening.
• 32:24
  And it seems as if no, the Democrats and the media are okay with it because they would rather attack President Trump than to say we made a mistake.
• 32:37
  We need to correct this.
• 32:39
  They don't care.
• 32:41
  They don't want to care.
• 32:43
  They want to keep pushing this.
• 32:44
  Guess what?
• 32:45
  I have another receipt that I want to play for our listeners.
• 32:50
  This was back when this first started.
• 32:53
  And they were all talking about reimagining the police.
• 32:57
  Where have we heard that before?
• 32:59
  We have the mayor, the incoming mayor saying we want to reimagine the police.
• 33:04
  We don't want police out there.
• 33:05
  We want social workers to go out and to answer the calls.
• 33:08
  Do you actually think a social worker could have stopped that shooter in Virginia from shooting those two National Guardsmen?
• 33:17
  Do you think that they would have done it?
• 33:18
  Do you actually think the social workers are going to come out on a crisis like this?
• 33:25
  I don't think so.
• 33:26
  Run the tape.
• 33:27
  The first voice you're here is Barack Obama.
• 33:30
  No, he will deny it now.
• 33:31
  They're all denying it.
• 33:32
  Oh, we didn't say that.
• 33:34
  Even uh what's his name?
• 33:36
  The incoming mayor of New York, the mayor elect.
• 33:38
  Man dummy.
• 33:39
  Oh, I didn't say that.
• 33:40
  I actually said this.
• 33:41
  No, you said it.
• 33:43
  And I have it on tape, and I will never forget it.
• 33:47
  Run the tape.
• 33:49
  Reimaginate police.
• 33:51
  Reimagining policing in the 21st century.
• 33:54
  Rethinking and reimagining policing.
• 33:57
  Community actions to reimagine policing.
• 33:59
  To reimagine policing.
• 34:03
  It looks like reimagining policing, reimagining our public safety.
• 34:07
  Reimagine.
• 34:08
  Citizen led me to reimagine law enforcement.
• 34:12
  Reimagine public safety in this country.
• 34:15
  What can we do to reimagine public safety?
• 34:17
  Reimagining public safety.
• 34:21
  We must reimagine what public safety looks like.
• 34:35
  The intelligence community.
• 34:36
  That's totally who they are.
• 34:39
  Biometrics are applied to determine uh whether they are in fact somebody who uh might threaten the United States.
• 34:46
  Now that last voice was President Barack Obama talking about the betting process again.
• 34:52
  But the first half of that video collage, all these Democrats talking about reimagining the police, and this is how we're gonna do it, and they've got to stand down and they're doing too much.
• 35:04
  Yeah, imagination.
• 35:07
  It sounds like it sounds like like language that you'd hear on a ride at Disney World or Apcot Center about the imagination.
• 35:16
  You know, it sounds very whimsical, but uh reimagining the police force.
• 35:21
  It's like, what are they what do they want?
• 35:23
  You know, somebody with a tinkerbell wand who's gonna wave, you know, throw some gold confetti and tell everybody to just reimagine themselves behaving better.
• 35:39
  They don't care about the American people, and it's a disservice.
• 35:44
  But we're putting American lives on the line when we're not doing a thorough betting process for people that are coming here.
• 35:53
  I mean, and we were talking about this just the other day.
• 35:57
  Last week, we spoke about this.
• 35:59
  People that are coming here, where we're talking about dear born, Michigan, and the refugees that are there, we're talking about the money that the Somalies were stealing from these charitable organizations and then sending back to Somalia to these radical groups.
• 36:20
  We spoke about this, and then come Thanksgiving Day, look at what happened.
• 36:26
  And if you say anything about it, God forbid, oh, you're a racist, and you're horrible, you're a bad person for calling out the truth for pointing it out.
• 36:35
  And I am proud to say that I have been calling this out for the past six years or more for the past decade.
• 36:46
  I have been saying we need to be careful of who we're letting in our country.
• 36:52
  We need to look at Dearborn, Michigan.
• 36:54
  We need to look at Iowa.
• 36:56
  We need to look at Detroit because what's happening there, there's something shady.
• 37:03
  I have been saying this, and now pull the tape, go back and listen.
• 37:08
  And now we should all use our imaginations when the criminals are getting ready to smack us.
• 37:14
  We should just like imagine that we're being lifted off the ground by a unicorn with a badge because you know, the imagination is so powerful when you're staring down the barrel of a gun, you know, reimagine.
• 37:31
  That's very nice.
• 37:33
  Well, yeah, I mean, one other thing, Rob, the other thing along with what you're saying about how the vetting is inadequate.
• 37:41
  On the other hand, I like I said, I you know, I you and I both know people who are genuine victims of of terrorism and torture and political racial horrendous abuse who have not been given political asylum in this country.
• 38:00
  And I don't understand what you mentioned.
• 38:02
  Yes, I don't understand that.
• 38:03
  I'm not claiming to be an expert on this subject, but I did just look up, it says, unlike asylum TPS, applicants, temporary protection status do not need to show personal persecution or individualized risk of harm.
• 38:19
  Instead, the threat or crisis must broadly affect the population of their home country.
• 38:24
  So you see, I guess these things are often kind of like adjudicated or managed in these broad ways.
• 38:34
  I mean, this is maybe sadly the nature of bureaucracy, but it's like if you're from a country that's being favored right now, maybe you have an easier time coming and staying and even being granted asylum, but you could be the victim of hideous persecution and abuse, but it sounds like you know, there just aren't that many in-depth interviews going on or something.
• 38:57
  Right.
• 38:57
  Because I don't understand.
• 38:58
  I don't think so.
• 38:59
  I don't think so.
• 39:01
  Very uneven, very poorly managed to me.
• 39:04
  But anyway, I also wanted to, if we have a minute, Rob, to read what's going on.
• 39:08
  Well, Heather, say that.
• 39:08
  I want you to save that.
• 39:09
  I want you to save that because we're up against a break, and when we come back, you can uh share that thought with us.
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• 40:36
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• 40:38
  Top is going to reach for us what Trump the comment that he made once all the started taking place, these uh two soldiers uh were shot.
• 40:48
  But before she reached that, I want to read to you something from one of the representatives from uh uh Michigan, uh Ilion Omar and her comments about Somalians because we know that we just found out that they were stealing from charitable organizations and sending this money, millions of dollars, not hundreds of thousands, but millions of dollars to Somalia to a radical group and Somalia.
• 41:16
  Run the tape of our girl Ilian Omar.
• 41:20
  Somalists have always seen at the fact and see themselves at the fabric of this nation.
• 41:26
  Not only are we not going anywhere.
• 41:28
  They're not going to allow anybody to make us feel less cynical and less American.
• 41:35
  We need to get her out of here.
• 41:38
  She needs to be one of the first that we rescind her visa and kick her out.
• 41:43
  She has been nothing but contentious from the moment she came here.
• 41:47
  And if it wasn't for us, she would still be living in a mutt hut in Somalia.
• 41:53
  But she has come here with her viciousness, laughing about 9-11, saying that, oh, they said that some people did something.
• 42:01
  Yes, radical Muslims attacked us on 9-11.
• 42:06
  I'm hearing that she married her brother.
• 42:08
  We're still trying to get to the bottom of that.
• 42:10
  But what she did do is she went and married one of the people that they considered the enemy, a toxic white man.
• 42:19
  No, she she I didn't say it, she did.
• 42:21
  Said that white men were toxic.
• 42:23
  But it's interesting that she is now sharing a bed with a toxic white man.
• 42:28
  This is the same Ilion Omar whose daughter was on Columbus University protesting and terrorizing Jewish students.
• 42:39
  See, they get Carde Blanche, they can do this.
• 42:41
  It's okay.
• 42:43
  But for other people who want to go outside and pray in front of an abortion clinic, they will throw the book at them.
• 42:50
  They will put them in jail.
• 42:52
  I mentioned this before.
• 42:53
  A black woman was thrown in jail for simply for praying outside of an abortion clinic.
• 42:59
  She wasn't bothering anyone, she was just praying.
• 43:02
  The Biden administration threw her in jail.
• 43:05
  No one said anything.
• 43:06
  Joy Reed didn't say anything.
• 43:08
  Al Sharpton didn't say anything.
• 43:09
  Michelle Obama didn't say anything.
• 43:11
  Barack Obama didn't say anything, but President Trump came along and he freed her.
• 43:16
  He got her out of jail.
• 43:18
  And these same cast of characters have said absolutely nothing.
• 43:23
  But they'll sit there and they'll balk and they'll squawk when the National Guard comes in and tries to protect black lives in DC in Chicago and Memphis, Tennessee.
• 43:39
  We don't want them here.
• 43:41
  Leave our crime alone.
• 43:42
  We don't want you to lock them up, but you can lock up our toothpaste and you can lock up our body wash and you can lock up our shampoo.
• 43:50
  But don't lock up our prisoners.
• 43:52
  Don't lock up the criminals.
• 43:54
  It's disgusting.
• 43:56
  And they should be ashamed of themselves, Heather.
• 43:59
  Go ahead.
• 44:00
  Do you wanted to read to us what President Trump said?
• 44:02
  Right.
• 44:02
  I just I just wanted to read what he said on Thanksgiving.
• 44:06
  Uh when after these soldiers were shot, including the 20-year-old woman who succumbed to her injuries.
• 44:14
  And my understanding is she had volunteered to work the holiday so that others could be with their families.
• 44:20
  She seems like she was a very fine young woman, 20 years old, her life over.
• 44:29
  This is Reuters said on Thursday, his administration will quote permanently pause migration from quote the all third world countries following the death of a National Guard member in an attack near the White House.
• 44:43
  The comments mark a further escalation of migration measures Trump has ordered since the shooting on Wednesday that investigators say was carried out by an Afghan national who entered the U.S.
• 44:54
  in 2021 under a resettlement program.
• 44:57
  Trump did not identify any countries by name or explain what he meant by third world countries or permanently pause.
• 45:04
  He said the plan would include cases approved under former President Joe Biden's administration.
• 45:12
  Quote, I will permanently pause migration from all third world countries to allow the U.S.
• 45:17
  system to fully recover, terminate all of the millions of Biden illegal admissions, including those signed by sleepy Joe Biden's autopen and remove anyone who is not a net asset to the United States, he said on his social media platform, Truth Social.
• 45:35
  Trump said he would end all federal benefits and subsidies for quote non-citizens, adding he would denaturalize migrants who undermine domestic tranquility, end quote, and deport any foreign national deemed a public charge, security risk, or quote, non-compatible with Western civilization.
• 45:54
  Um couple things, Rob.
• 45:57
  I mean, obviously the president is furious about what happened to these National Guards uh men and woman in the case of one.
• 46:06
  I mean, honestly, you know, I understand his rage.
• 46:12
  I on one hand, part of me thinks this sounds positive because you know, maybe it'll be a real reset and a reform of this system.
• 46:21
  But I have to say, on the other hand, I mean, there is some part of me that is concerned because I know some wonderful people who are here legally, but they're not citizens.
• 46:33
  They haven't managed to get citizenship, they haven't been granted asylum, but they are deserving of asylum, and they've been waiting for years, such as here and other people I know.
• 46:45
  Um, and I just hope that you know I hope that the Trump administration goes through with a fine-tooth comb and not a broad brush, you know.
• 46:54
  I hope that there are two problems in my view.
• 47:00
  One, you were letting in too many people who you know haven't aren't coming legally, aren't true, true um, aren't you know, really their circumstances may be hard and difficult, but they're not, you know, they don't they don't meet the criteria for true political asylum.
• 47:23
  They're not facing death and torture if they go back, you know.
• 47:27
  So I think that the asylum system, I mean, all of that has been it's just been eroded.
• 47:34
  What that means, you know, we know there are too many people here illegally on a on the other hand.
• 47:40
  I think that we're not giving sufficient attention to people who truly deserve political asylum.
• 47:47
  They're not being processed, you know, efficiently.
• 47:51
  And I know this for a fact because I know people who are waiting for years, who are in a state of anxiety now, who, in my view, should not be, because they are assets and they are people who've endured horrors to get here and are legitimately in just deserving of asylum.
• 48:09
  So I just hope that with the reform that's coming, I mean, it seems like what from what President Trump's writing here, it sounds like there are going to be some big changes.
• 48:18
  And uh, you know, I just hope that along with the push to deport anybody who's a troublemaker, comes a push to really examine these truly sensitive cases and you know, protect the people who deserve asylum.
• 48:36
  Unfortunately, that's what happens.
• 48:39
  The sins of one causes many to suffer.
• 48:42
  And I do think that Trump, the Trump administration will act judiciously when they're getting out these bat actors.
• 48:51
  But something has to be done.
• 48:54
  I think it sounds drastic.
• 48:56
  I mean, if we if what you know, we know our president, he does sometimes speak in um, you know, kind of hyperbolic ways.
• 49:04
  So it remains to be seen, I guess, what this means.
• 49:07
  But I mean, what he's declaring is he will permanently pause migration from all third world countries.
• 49:13
  He will terminate all of the millions of Biden illegal admissions and remove anyone who's not a net asset to the United States.
• 49:22
  And then the other part that sounded pretty drastic was he will end all federal benefits and subsidies for non-citizens.
• 49:30
  I mean, that's a little concerning to me, honestly, because there are people here who are here legally, but they're not citizens.
• 49:38
  So I mean, I I I hope anyone won't suffer.
• 49:43
  Um, you know, right.
• 49:45
  Well, I don't know what's you know, and we're not with we're not without sympathy or empathy, because you know, people that are here that are relying on those you know, federal subsidies, but then that's when I hope that these liberal liberal charities will come in and
• 50:00
  Step in and bridge the gap.
• 50:02
  I mean, we look at Somalia.
• 50:03
  Well, look at look at what's happening in Minnesota.
• 50:06
  As I said earlier, you have these Somalians that are there that have been benefiting from the government and then taking money and sending it to Somalia.
• 50:18
  Why don't they just leave?
• 50:21
  Get out.
• 50:22
  Just peck your bags and get out.
• 50:25
  You're just taking up space.
• 50:27
  You're taking up breathing room, air that we get used for people who would appreciate being here.
• 50:32
  As you mentioned, our dear friend Kerr Ding.
• 50:38
  Give him the citizenship.
• 50:40
  Allow him to stay, but these others who are there that are lying in wait to launch an attack sleeper cells.
• 50:50
  It's only a matter of time before it happens.
• 50:54
  This cannot be tolerated.
• 50:58
  50,000 Afghanistanians are here, spread across our great country.
• 51:05
  Many of them have become radicalized.
• 51:07
  Many of them have young boys who are angry and mad and thinking that we are the enemy because we brought them here.
• 51:15
  And just imagine when they're going to our American schools, and then they're being taught the colonizers, look at what the colonizers did, and the colonizers did this.
• 51:25
  This is just going to feed into their indoctrination.
• 51:29
  We don't have to worry about them going online being indoctrinated.
• 51:33
  We don't have to worry about them going to the mosque and listen to these clerks and being indoctrinated.
• 51:39
  Because it's happening in our public school systems.
• 51:42
  They're telling them that America is bad, Columbus is bad.
• 51:47
  He colonized, but no one is saying, oh, look at what happened during the Ottoman Empire.
• 51:53
  When they conquered almost the entire world.
• 51:55
  No one is talking about that.
• 51:57
  Oh, they just forgot all about that history.
• 51:59
  God forbid we talk about that, the conquistadors.
• 52:02
  Oh, God forbid, we can't talk about that.
• 52:05
  We can only talk about the white colonizers.
• 52:09
  Some of these kids don't even know about the Ottoman Empire and how successful they were in Europe.
• 52:14
  Most people have no idea.
• 52:17
  No idea, Heather.
• 52:18
  And I'm thinking, are you serious?
• 52:22
  So in our own public school system, these kids are being indoctrinated.
• 52:27
  And then the anger that's there.
• 52:29
  I mean, imagine as a guest Anupa Lot said.
• 52:34
  You're brought here to another country.
• 52:37
  You're being told the country that you're in is bad.
• 52:40
  We're going to bring you here.
• 52:42
  We're going to give you room and board and a place to sleep and all that and give you food.
• 52:46
  But then we're going to walk away.
• 52:48
  And it's up to you to take it from there.
• 52:51
  They don't speak the language.
• 52:53
  They enter into these schools.
• 52:55
  Of course, kids being kids will make fun of them.
• 52:59
  And then they're demoralized.
• 53:01
  The men can't get a job because they don't speak the language.
• 53:05
  And then they're left to their own vices.
• 53:09
  Endoctrination.
• 53:11
  Hate.
• 53:12
  Anger.
• 53:12
  It builds up.
• 53:16
  And then before long, they get a gun and then they go into this crazy rampage.
• 53:21
  As I mentioned, when they came here, the first group that came here on one of our military bases.
• 53:26
  Two men.
• 53:28
  I don't know if they rape the woman or they tried to.
• 53:32
  See, the media won't talk about it.
• 53:34
  Remember earlier on, right toward the end of the Barack Obama's administration.
• 53:39
  Sweden was having problems with a huge influx of illegals.
• 53:46
  There are some countries that don't even want them to come in.
• 53:49
  They're saying, no, we saw what happened.
• 53:50
  And they're saying, oh, you're racist.
• 53:52
  Oh, you can't do this.
• 53:53
  This is racist.
• 53:55
  But you're trying to protect your citizens.
• 53:57
  There's nothing racist about it.
• 54:01
  Oh, they're racist because they don't they don't want people of color to come in and they don't.
• 54:06
  No, it's not.
• 54:08
  Germany encountered the same thing.
• 54:11
  Yeah, I do remember that.
• 54:12
  I think that really that the issue is behavior.
• 54:15
  And you know, we need to help.
• 54:17
  I mean, our government needs to, and hopefully they are focusing on people's behavior.
• 54:22
  Not what we're doing.
• 54:23
  Well, you can't do it, but you but it can't happen.
• 54:25
  We have a group of people that are saying, oh, you want them to assimilate.
• 54:28
  You want them to forget their culture, you're racist.
• 54:30
  No, we're not saying to forget your culture.
• 54:33
  But we're saying to assimilate, we're not saying to become something different.
• 54:37
  Yeah, just we're not saying to become something that you're not, but we are saying appreciate the country that allowed you to come here, appreciate the country that opened up its doors and say, hey, you have all these opportunities.
• 54:50
  It is up to you to take advantage of it.
• 54:52
  But if you're gonna go into these little silos and say, oh, we're gonna take down the country and we're gonna take this down, which is what we see and the small communities in Detroit and in Minnesota, then I will be the first to say we don't want you here, get out.
• 55:09
  We don't want you here.
• 55:11
  You're not helping the culture, you're not helping the society, you're not helping the country.
• 55:17
  You're creating drama.
• 55:19
  Get your bags and get out, which is what should have happened to this young man who went on this shooting rampage in Virginia.
• 55:27
  And this guy, this guy also said, but no Malot, he even said, he said, it doesn't matter if they helped the United States.
• 55:36
  If you bring them here and drop them off without helping them, this is what you can expect.
• 55:44
  And lo and behold, this is what is happening.
• 55:48
  It is time to wake up.
• 55:49
  Heather, we have two minutes left.
• 55:51
  What do you want to say?
• 55:54
  Oh, just that I I wouldn't want to see us though, to um assume that all these Afghan people who are here are bad news.
• 56:05
  I don't think that, I mean, I do think that this individual clearly was severely mentally ill.
• 56:12
  There were many signs.
• 56:14
  I mean, I think, yes, there's truth to what you're saying about assimilation and about the right attitude, but I don't really know.
• 56:22
  I'm not convinced that this is a very broad problem among the Afghans who are here.
• 56:29
  I can't say that, I don't know that.
• 56:31
  I do think that in this case, as in many, many, many, many cases that we see again and again and again.
• 56:40
  We see people who we see the intersection of radical ideology and mental illness.
• 56:46
  This is a toxic stew that has over and over and over again has exploded in violence, and it's just very clear to me that both things are factors.
• 56:58
  You know, you have indoctrination and you have mental illness, and you know, not to say everyone's a recipe for it's a it is a recipe for disaster.
• 57:09
  Yeah, and there are plenty of red flags.
• 57:12
  I mean, you know, we need to learn about them and to not be in denial, not be in some dopey, you know, leftist imaginarium where we just you know are too afraid to pick up on the signs, you know.
• 57:30
  I agree.
• 57:30
  I agree.
• 57:31
  Well, folks, you've been listening to After Dark of the America Outlaw Talk Radio Network, and my co-host tonight has been Heather Robinson, contributor for the New York Post.
• 57:38
  We hope you'll join us again tomorrow night.
• 57:40
  Until such time, God bless America.
• 57:42
  Thank you, and goodbye.