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1/8/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Chad Bianco, Jaco Booyens, Katie Zacharia, Chad Caton, Dr. Francisco Contreras. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America tonight. Feckless leadership, politically charged
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Speaker 1: rhetoric are now fanning the flames of violence. This in
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Speaker 1: the wake of the deadly Ice involved shooting in Minneapolis yesterday,
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Speaker 1: as we're now getting new details about the woman that
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Speaker 1: was shot and killed. Plus it's been a year since
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Speaker 1: those devastating wildfires in southern California that left thousands of
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Speaker 1: homes burned, and yet the landscape remains the same wasteland.
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Speaker 1: Why incompetent democrats? Plus making America Healthy again HHS rolling
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Speaker 1: and I'm loving it. I'm damn ball. Real America starts
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Speaker 1: right now.
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Speaker 2: It clearly wanted her out of there because she was
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Speaker 2: the main car leading the protest, is my understanding. I
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Speaker 2: talked to another guy who was driving behind her, But
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Speaker 2: she was very at she was very successful in blocking traffic.
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Speaker 2: She was doing what she was set out to do.
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Speaker 1: Should I say anything? That's an eye witness describing yesterday's
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Speaker 1: deadly involved shooting between an ICE agent and a woman
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Speaker 1: who lived in the area. Now, was she a paid agitator?
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Speaker 1: We don't know, but we know that woman who lives
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Speaker 1: in the area said that the woman behind the wheel,
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Speaker 1: which we'll get to her in a second, was there,
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Speaker 1: in her words, the main car leading the protest, trying
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Speaker 1: to block ICE agents, and you heard her. She was
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Speaker 1: successful in what she was doing. When asked if it
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Speaker 1: looked like she was trying to impede federal officers, the
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Speaker 1: witness went on to say, definitely, yes, that was her goal. Now,
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Speaker 1: the one behind the wheel of that SUV. Thirty seven
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Speaker 1: year old Renee Nicole good Good, a mother of three
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Speaker 1: who'd only been living in Minneapolis a short time. To
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Speaker 1: hear she moved there from Missouri last year with her
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Speaker 1: female partner or wife, and her youngest son. Now we're
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Speaker 1: told she was a poet. She co hosted a podcast
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Speaker 1: with her second late husband, who had passed away I
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Speaker 1: believe in twenty twenty three. They say, I'm not sure
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Speaker 1: if he was a veteran, but at PTSD now, according
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Speaker 1: to DHS Secretary Christy Nome, Good had been stalking and
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Speaker 1: impeding ICE agents during the Immigration enforcement yesterday. Some folks
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Speaker 1: say she was there the day before because remember Trump
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Speaker 1: had put about two thousand extra agents into Minneapolis and
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Speaker 1: around Minnesota. Over the last week, and that got a
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Speaker 1: lot of these crazy agitators all riled up, officials say,
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Speaker 1: and you can see it on the video. Good ignored
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Speaker 1: commands to move her car, then ignored commands to get
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Speaker 1: out of her car. She went in reverse, and then
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Speaker 1: she went forward, striking a third agent, which you don't
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Speaker 1: see on the video that was shot from behind the car.
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Speaker 1: You only see the two agents trying to pull her
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Speaker 1: out of the drive receipt when they grabbed the door handle.
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Speaker 1: Now that agent actually was hospitalized. They got hit by
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Speaker 1: the Honda pilot. He's fine, he's good. President Trump described
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Speaker 1: the woman as it is, orderly agitator. Yes she was.
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Speaker 1: Video shows the hysterically blood covered wife of Rene Good.
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Speaker 1: This is her crying out on the ground. Quote It's
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Speaker 1: all my fault. It's all my fault. I made her come,
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Speaker 1: I brought her here. It's my fault. They just shot
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Speaker 1: my wife. End quote. So the new lesbian wife convinced
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Speaker 1: miss Good, who was married to a man two years before,
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Speaker 1: two kids with the first husband, one with the second.
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Speaker 1: I'm trying to keep this soul straight, got radicalized, you see,
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Speaker 1: got radicalized by her lesbian wife and went there to
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Speaker 1: call chaos kind of reminds me of a guy named
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Speaker 1: Tottter Robinson who got radicalized by his trans boyfriend roommate
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Speaker 1: and killed Charlie Kirk kind of reminds me of. And
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Speaker 1: I can keep going on and on about how lefties
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Speaker 1: are getting radicalized by Democrat leadership mainstream media, and don't
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Speaker 1: get me started on the rest of that ideology. Our
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Speaker 1: first guest this evening joined us last night from Columbus, Ohio,
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Speaker 1: where he was busy exposing more Democrat corruption and fraud
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Speaker 1: at local daycare centers. He happed on a plane. This
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Speaker 1: morning flew to Minneapolis, where things are reaching a boiling
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Speaker 1: point between the paid and unpaid agitators and ICE agents.
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Speaker 1: Let's welcome back to the program. National field director of
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Speaker 1: the Conservative Caucus and Trump campaign media surrogate and veteran
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Speaker 1: and a friend of mine, Chad Cayton on the street.
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Speaker 1: Hey Chad, nice to see you, brother. You okay? You
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Speaker 1: got somebody watching your six out there.
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Speaker 3: They don't like us.
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Speaker 4: And there was something that just went down in A
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Speaker 4: bunch of ISA agents just took off down the street
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Speaker 4: after an assailant of something some kind. So everybody's pretty upset.
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Speaker 4: Right now, Ice Age. I'm right here in the middle.
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Speaker 4: ICE agents are behind me, and the protesters are here,
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Speaker 4: so they're all pretty upset. I had a right while
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Speaker 4: you're doing that intro, somebody was coming after me and running.
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Speaker 4: They're just yelling right now, but they are very upset
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Speaker 4: out here.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well, maybe they should try getting the facts before
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Speaker 1: they start screaming and calling you a Nazi and a
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Speaker 1: Gestapo and evil and a murderer like they did to
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Speaker 1: the ICE agents. We're learning more about the ICE agent too.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to discuss a little bit more with our
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Speaker 1: next guests after you. But we're learning that this ICE
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Speaker 1: agent had been hit by a car last summer. So
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Speaker 1: you got to get in the mind of what was
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Speaker 1: going on yesterday, right You've reviewed the video, Chad, You've
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Speaker 1: seen what was going down now since you've been on
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Speaker 1: the ground, and I'm sure you've spoken to folks out
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Speaker 1: there who are supporting miss Good who was killed. Are
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Speaker 1: they even open to a discussion that, hey, she was
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Speaker 1: not obeying. She was there to cause chaos to stop
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Speaker 1: ICE from doing their job. She was there the day
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Speaker 1: before this all happened, I'm told as well, what are
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Speaker 1: you learning about miss Good. Everybody.
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Speaker 4: It's fallen on ideology again. It has nothing to do
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Speaker 4: with really with Miss Good or the idea of ice.
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Speaker 4: It's that typical division that we've been dealing with, and
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Speaker 4: they're stuck on the lines. They don't want to hear
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Speaker 4: about policy or what policing looks like and the idea
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Speaker 4: of an officer going home at the end of the
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Speaker 4: day and what is considered dangerous what's not.
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Speaker 1: They don't care.
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Speaker 4: This is based right down that ideology again, right versus left,
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Speaker 4: and we're going to make what we want to be
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Speaker 4: positive on our side. It's really unfortunate because nobody wants
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Speaker 4: to talk about it and they're all pushing their own narrative.
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Speaker 4: That's what we're seeing out here, and that's why you
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Speaker 4: see people in twenty degree weather doing just that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, this is sad all around. Ched nobody's
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Speaker 1: on our side and they way with the conservative side. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: keep watching your back. Nobody on our side, is I know, brother,
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Speaker 1: be careful? Nobody yes, cheering on the death of a
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Speaker 1: mother of three who sounds, by all accounts, got radicalized
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Speaker 1: because a year ago she's living in Missouri with with
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Speaker 1: her kid because she had two kids with her first husband, which,
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Speaker 1: by the way, he made a comment we got a headline.
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Speaker 1: Her first husband says she was a good person, a poet,
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Speaker 1: a good mom, a sweetheart, a Christian. She shouldn't have
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Speaker 1: been there. Matter of fact, his quote was should have
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Speaker 1: minded her own business instead of getting involved in nothing
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Speaker 1: she has to do with was the quote from her
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Speaker 1: first husband, I believe from the Daily Mail. So by
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Speaker 1: all accounts, she got radicalized over the last year since
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Speaker 1: the Ice immigration forcement again and ge I wonder who
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Speaker 1: radicalized her because in the video the woman with the
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Speaker 1: white stocking cap chasing the officer around the passenger side
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Speaker 1: that ended up shooting roll the video, please, that's her wife.
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Speaker 1: That's ms Good's wife.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, so she wasn't driving away because at the end
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Speaker 4: of the day she would have to go back and
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Speaker 4: pick up her wife.
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Speaker 1: I guess.
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Speaker 4: So, you know, that's easy to try to understand. You know,
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Speaker 4: they're gonna break this down in slow motions a thousand
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Speaker 4: ways over.
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Speaker 1: There's gonna be a thousand.
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Speaker 4: YouTubers out there that everybody's gonna have their own narrative.
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Speaker 4: And really what's sad about it is that it's brought
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Speaker 4: to the concept of violence again, where you have people
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Speaker 4: like this streaming and being upset going after these guys. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: it really, it's really a sad day. This is where
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Speaker 4: it's got to go. And at the end of the day,
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Speaker 4: I'm a big fan. If you weren't supposed to be there,
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Speaker 4: or something happened to you, then at the end of
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Speaker 4: the day, you're gonna have to take credit for whatever
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Speaker 4: happens to you. We all make our decisions and we
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Speaker 4: have to live with them. So I am by no
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Speaker 4: means it's a tragedy. It's a tragedy of decisions, and
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Speaker 4: that decision was a bad one to make without a doubt.
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Speaker 1: And I'm gonna let you go.
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Speaker 2: Chad.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I've seen, no, I've seen video from our friend
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Speaker 1: Nick Sorder who's went out there last night already, and
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Speaker 1: they were stalking him, trying to hurt him, throwing ice
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Speaker 1: balls at even stuff. I don't want you to get hurt.
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Speaker 1: We're gonna let you go, Chad. Kate Nashellfield Direct for
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Speaker 1: the Conservative Caucus, thank you, brother, stay safe.
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Speaker 5: We're gonna try David.
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Speaker 1: I me Dan, thank you. Yep. Straight ahead, We're gonna
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Speaker 1: continue our coverage of that tragic shooting. In Minneapolis, Riverside
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Speaker 1: County sheriff out in California, and my pal and candidate
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Speaker 1: for governor, Chad Bianco is going to weigh in on
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Speaker 1: Our police officers have an obligation, first of all, not
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Speaker 1: to enforce federal immagr law. That is not their job.
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Speaker 1: By the way, folks, those clips you just watch, they're
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Speaker 1: from last year week leadership, violent rhetoric. That's what's to
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Speaker 1: blame for whipping up these liberal left and in some
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Speaker 1: cases paid agitators. I'm not saying the woman shot yesterday
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Speaker 1: was It appears she was not. Maybe her new wife was.
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Speaker 1: My point is those were leaders of Minnesota and Minneapolis
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Speaker 1: telling people we don't enforce immigration laws, we don't work
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Speaker 1: with Donald Trump and the federal government. And they wonder
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Speaker 1: why all of this is now exploding. Who built the
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Speaker 1: powder keg? Who made it reach this fever pitch leading
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Speaker 1: to a deadly ice involved shooting yesterday? Minneapolis, you disgraced
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Speaker 1: Minnesota Governor Timmy Walls. You you openly slandered Ice. What
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Speaker 1: you just say off folks? A second ago was from
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Speaker 1: a commencement speech in front of college kids I think
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Speaker 1: it was the law school at the University of Minnesota
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Speaker 1: last May. He called them Nazis, Gestapo, that's what they're doing.
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Speaker 1: He told people that they were going to get arrested
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Speaker 1: and sent to torture dungeons. That clown Jacob Fry, who
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Speaker 1: was the one yesterday saying, hey, Ice, get the f
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Speaker 1: out of my town. You have done nothing but trash talk.
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Speaker 1: Immigration enforcements enforcement matter of fact, you even said in
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Speaker 1: that clip that your police officers from your city will
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Speaker 1: never cooperate with federal agents. So let's just think about
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Speaker 1: who used hateful words. What were you doing. You were
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Speaker 1: planting the seeds of violence, and you directed it at
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Speaker 1: federal law enforcement. You manipulated the week the easy brainwashed
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Speaker 1: liberals in this country, in your city, in your state.
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Speaker 1: And unfortunately, those two inept clowns aren't the only ones
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Speaker 1: in this mission. There's an entire political party dedicated to
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Speaker 1: fanning the flames of anti federal law enforcement sentiment. We're
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Speaker 1: seeing it from Hakim Jeffreys down to Jacob Fry. Democrats
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Speaker 1: are openly encouraging an actual, real insurrection on the streets
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Speaker 1: of America. They're even pushing for I would call it
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Speaker 1: political vigilanteism. These simpletons think that the rule of law
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Speaker 1: and order can be derailed by simply organizing and paying
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Speaker 1: for angry mobs and then causing chaos and then flipping
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Speaker 1: the script because the media goes along with it and
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Speaker 1: says it was ICE agents who caused the chaos. No,
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Speaker 1: they were there going door to door and trying to
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Speaker 1: arrest illegal criminal aliens. You morons now Walls issued a
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Speaker 1: warning in the wake of Yesterdays shooting, preparing the Minnesota
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Speaker 1: Guard to mobilize, but not in case the radical liberals
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Speaker 1: start burning the cities down like they did with George Floyd.
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Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, no, He's going to mobilize his National
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Speaker 1: Guard to stop rogue ICE agents. Think about what I
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Speaker 1: just said. A sitting governor wants to use his guard
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Speaker 1: troops to go after federal ICE agents. That's dangerous. Keep
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Speaker 1: in mind, Tampon Timmy was willing to let Minneapolis burn
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Speaker 1: back in twenty twenty, okay, during the BLM riots before
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Speaker 1: he actually activated the National Guard to restore order. Remember
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Speaker 1: that it was like days and days we called him
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Speaker 1: out on this program. Yesterday's ICE involved shooting happened to
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Speaker 1: mid a record surge in violent threats against ICE agents
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Speaker 1: DHS reporting hundreds of incidences, including vehicles ramming agents. Not
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Speaker 1: while they're in their car ramming agents. Matter of fact,
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Speaker 1: we'll get to that, and we told you about it
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Speaker 1: even earlier. If you were paying attention, This same ICE
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Speaker 1: officer had been ran by a car. Now get this.
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Speaker 1: There were two hundred and thirty eight acts of violence
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Speaker 1: assaults on ICE agents in twenty twenty five compared to
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Speaker 1: only nineteen in twenty twenty four. And where did it happen?
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Speaker 1: Mostly Los Angeles, San Diego where I live, Portland, Chicago,
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Speaker 1: and DC. And now, of course here we go Minneapolis
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Speaker 1: Border Patrol agents one hundred and sixty three assault cases,
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Speaker 1: twenty six of them had to get medical attention. Again,
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Speaker 1: who's inciting the violence against federal officers? Now? As I said,
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Speaker 1: the ICE officer who opened fire yesterday on Renee Good
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Speaker 1: was dragged and hospitalized by an illegal alien driving a
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Speaker 1: car last year. That got covered on local news. The
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Speaker 1: agent was dragged a couple hundred yards by a foreign
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Speaker 1: invader in the summer of twenty twenty five in Minnesota.
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Speaker 1: His arm got trapped in the vehicle. He had to
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Speaker 1: get stitches. It went down June seventeenth. Watched the video
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Speaker 1: there it was to see it. June seventeenth, Bloomington, Minnesota,
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Speaker 1: a month after the governor Wolsey labeled ICE agent's gestapo
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Speaker 1: the clip I just showed you at the beginning of
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Speaker 1: this segment. Excuse me, so think about this. Your executor,
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Speaker 1: your top dude, your governor that runs your state in
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Speaker 1: may is calling ICE agents Nazis. Then they go to
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Speaker 1: arrest a disgusting illegal named Roberto Carlos Munnos, an illegal
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Speaker 1: alien from Guatemala with a slew of charges longer than
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Speaker 1: my arm, sex crimes, assault, sex with underage kids. Munos
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Speaker 1: wouldn't get out of the car. The agent tried to
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Speaker 1: break the window, he got caught in the vehicle drugging
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Speaker 1: down the road. Had to get stitches. Think about that now.
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Speaker 1: The Minnesota Police and Peace Officer Association issued this statement
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Speaker 1: in the wake of the shooting yesterday. The Minnesota Police
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Speaker 1: and Peace of Association stands firmly behind law enforcement officers,
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Speaker 1: accountability under the law and the safety of every Minnesota community.
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Speaker 1: Irresponsible reckless rhetoric from political leaders attacking law enforcement has
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Speaker 1: real and dangerous consequences for officers on the streets. When
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Speaker 1: officers are vilified, demonized, or uses political props, it fuels hostility,
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Speaker 1: and it emboldens bad actors, and it puts lives directly
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Speaker 1: at risks risk. Rather, MPPOA calls on leaders to stop
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Speaker 1: the inflammatory language and respect the legal and investigative process. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: can you hold on a second and wait until all
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Speaker 1: the evidence comes out? Because I've reviewed all the angles,
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Speaker 1: and everybody keeps forgetting the agent was standing in front
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Speaker 1: of the vehicle that fire fired the shots, not the
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Speaker 1: two agents on the side of the vehicle attempting to
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Speaker 1: open the door. Here now to break down exactly what
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Speaker 1: he saw go down yesterday from a law enforcement standpoint.
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Speaker 1: Riverside County Sheriff and gubernatorial candidate for the Golden State,
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Speaker 1: and yes, a friend of mine who I endorsed long
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Speaker 1: ago because I hope he becomes my next governor, Chad
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Speaker 1: Bianco back on the program, Sheriff, Nice to see him.
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Speaker 5: How you been, brother, Thanks damn good singing. Been doing well?
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Speaker 5: Thank him.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure you, unlike Jacob Fry the mayor, unlike Tampon,
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Speaker 1: Timmy Wallsey the governor, you didn't just look at the
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Speaker 1: rear angle that everybody keeps playing back going she wasn't
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Speaker 1: gonna hit anybody. You looked at the front angle and
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Speaker 1: the passenger angle, because there's camera angles everywhere that clearly
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Speaker 1: show that officer was coming from the passenger side and
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Speaker 1: was standing in front of the car when she accelerated.
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Speaker 1: Here it is forward boom. He even gets hit by
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Speaker 1: the damn car. Then let's take into consideration last June
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Speaker 1: the the guy got drugged down the street by an
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Speaker 1: illegal chad. Your thoughts on all this.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, it's very unfortunate what we're going through again with
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Speaker 7: this rhetoric, with this truly, what it is is political violence.
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Speaker 7: It is encouraged political ad violence from the left that
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Speaker 7: is truly destroying the fabric of our society. In order
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Speaker 7: for us to have a free America, a free society,
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Speaker 7: you have to have an adherence to laws, and they
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Speaker 7: are encouraging people to not go along with the law.
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Speaker 7: They are encouraging people to stand up against the law
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Speaker 7: enforcement officers. You use this rhetoric about Gestapo and calling
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Speaker 7: them things and demonizing them psychologically, it allows you to
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Speaker 7: stand up to that because there's something wrong and you
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Speaker 7: have to be against those types of things because that
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Speaker 7: would be normal. But the reality is they are not.
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Speaker 7: They are doing their job. They are enforcing the law.
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Speaker 7: Why are we forgetting the fact that it is illegal
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Speaker 7: to be here in this country without permission? And all
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Speaker 7: of those throughout history, even the people that have come
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Speaker 7: here illegally, they've always known that they were here illegally
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Speaker 7: and there was the chance of them getting caught and
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Speaker 7: being sent back to where they came from, and really
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Speaker 7: that's all this is. We can't forget that President Obama
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Speaker 7: deported more people than any president in our history. And
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Speaker 7: we can't forget that Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton both
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Speaker 7: said that we absolutely had to have a closed border
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Speaker 7: and we had to deport people that were here illegally.
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Speaker 7: But now we have this escalation of political violence with
21:42
Speaker 7: Democrat leadership that is encouraging this to happen.
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Speaker 5: And I've said over and over in this.
21:47
Speaker 7: County, Dan that if any of that ever happens here,
21:52
Speaker 7: if you are going to assault my law enforcement officers
21:56
Speaker 7: with something, whether whether it's an object, a vehicle, a gun,
21:59
Speaker 7: or anything with intent to harm them or kill them,
22:03
Speaker 7: you are going to suffer a violent death. And when
22:07
Speaker 7: that happens, or if that happens, or even if it
22:11
Speaker 7: think hopefully nothing, no one ever dies. But if we
22:15
Speaker 7: can link that to something that a politician has said
22:18
Speaker 7: that has encouraged that behavior, I will.
22:20
Speaker 5: Be the one that puts handcuffs on them.
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Speaker 1: I love that attitude. It should be because these politicians
22:25
Speaker 1: get to hide behind their rhetoric. Well, we didn't pull
22:27
Speaker 1: the trigger, we didn't drive the car, we didn't pull
22:30
Speaker 1: the knife, yeah. But when you sit there, and I'll
22:33
Speaker 1: two great examples that I'm sure you and everybody can
22:36
Speaker 1: agree with, even some of the lefties in the cheap seats.
22:38
Speaker 1: You called Donald Trump and our friend Charlie Kirk Nazis.
22:42
Speaker 1: For the last how many years, you almost killed Trump.
22:44
Speaker 1: You killed Charlie because brainwashed young, very influential people who
22:50
Speaker 1: are getting brainwashed on social media, who listen to their
22:53
Speaker 1: Democrat leadership, who listened to the mainstream media. Here Nazi, Nazi,
22:57
Speaker 1: Nazi Nazi. Well, what have we been told in this
23:00
Speaker 1: nation since the thirties? Nazis are bad? You want to
23:02
Speaker 1: get rid of Nazis. I mean I heard the people
23:05
Speaker 1: screaming that in the street yesterday and again this morning
23:09
Speaker 1: at the Ice agents. Get out of my town. Nazi? Now,
23:12
Speaker 1: who told them they were Nazis?
23:14
Speaker 7: Yeah, and here's the thing. It's a crime to incite violence.
23:18
Speaker 1: Thank you. And by the way, it's a crime to
23:20
Speaker 1: impede federal investigation. So when that woman missed good pulled
23:24
Speaker 1: her car in front of them. And by the way,
23:26
Speaker 1: multiple eyewitnesses say she was one of the blockers and
23:29
Speaker 1: rammers and announcers or alerts or alarmers whatever, they're calling
23:33
Speaker 1: themselves agitators. She'd been out there, and I believe the
23:36
Speaker 1: day before they were the ones blowing the whistles, getting
23:39
Speaker 1: on the bull horns, blocking the cars and letting illegals
23:42
Speaker 1: know Ice is here. Ice is here. And I mean,
23:45
Speaker 1: what do you expect when you're out there breaking the law.
23:49
Speaker 1: And now again, I'm gonna have some compassion because I'm
23:54
Speaker 1: sure this woman didn't mean to hurt an officer and
23:56
Speaker 1: get killed. I'm gonna say that because I don't think
23:59
Speaker 1: maybe that in the confusion of two guys here, her
24:02
Speaker 1: wife filming and yelling in the back and the other
24:04
Speaker 1: cop coming around, maybe she didn't realize going back and
24:06
Speaker 1: forth what she was hitting a cop. But you put
24:09
Speaker 1: yourself in that situation, right, Jed.
24:13
Speaker 7: And this is what people have to realize, is there's
24:15
Speaker 7: consequence for our actions. And that's where we are in
24:17
Speaker 7: a society. As no one's held responsible for their actions.
24:20
Speaker 7: They put themselves in that position. And this is what
24:23
Speaker 7: everyone has to understand and realize. When you break the
24:26
Speaker 7: law and impeding Ice in the performance of their duties
24:30
Speaker 7: is breaking the law. They are going to place you
24:33
Speaker 7: under arrest. And for everyone out there, whether you like
24:35
Speaker 7: it or not, whether you agree with it or not,
24:38
Speaker 7: you do not have the option of resisting. You are
24:43
Speaker 7: going to be taken into custody. And when you resist that,
24:46
Speaker 7: when you drive away, when you ram legeople, when you flee,
24:50
Speaker 7: when you are just trying to get away and you
24:52
Speaker 7: are jeopardizing the life of somebody else, you are escalating
24:56
Speaker 7: that situation into what we saw. And it is not
24:59
Speaker 7: ICE's fault, is not that officer's fault. It is solely
25:02
Speaker 7: that lady's fault. And it's a sad, tragic incidence of
25:07
Speaker 7: a misguided, misled, emotionally unhinged person that is not thinking rationally,
25:15
Speaker 7: that has allowed herself to be in this position in
25:18
Speaker 7: the first place, and it's very unfortunate.
25:21
Speaker 5: I feel bad for her.
25:23
Speaker 7: I especially feel bad for the Ice agent because I
25:26
Speaker 7: can guarantee you this.
25:27
Speaker 5: You don't wake as a cop.
25:29
Speaker 7: We don't wake up every morning and say, boy, I
25:31
Speaker 7: hope I get to kill someone today.
25:33
Speaker 5: That is asinine.
25:34
Speaker 7: That is the hardest thing psychologically for any of our
25:37
Speaker 7: deputies to deal with. We spend a lot of money
25:40
Speaker 7: making sure that they are emotionally sound after those type
25:43
Speaker 7: of situations, and a lot of them are not a
25:46
Speaker 7: lot of them lose their careers because they can't emotionally
25:49
Speaker 7: handle that process of having to take a life or
25:51
Speaker 7: being put in that position. Even and this is horrible,
25:54
Speaker 7: and I one hundred percent blame Tim Walls. I one
25:58
Speaker 7: hundred percent blame our last president administration and every one
26:02
Speaker 7: of those. I had to turn that press release off
26:04
Speaker 7: yesterday because listening to that politician talk about how horrible
26:07
Speaker 7: Ice was, I had to turn it off because if
26:09
Speaker 7: I would have been there, I would have arrested him
26:11
Speaker 7: on the spot.
26:12
Speaker 1: And that's why you need to be our next governor.
26:15
Speaker 1: Real quick, how's the campaign going? Thought? I just throw
26:17
Speaker 1: out a few quick headlines in thirty seconds. Here President
26:21
Speaker 1: Trump announcing a huge fraud investigation into California. Now after
26:24
Speaker 1: all the fraud's been uncovered in Minnesota, and then they
26:28
Speaker 1: have found massive fraud in homeless services, in daycares down
26:32
Speaker 1: here in San Diego, in all kinds of spending, which
26:36
Speaker 1: leads me to, how's the campaign going? You still topping
26:39
Speaker 1: the polls because I endorsed you right when you launch,
26:41
Speaker 1: because I want you to be our next governor.
26:42
Speaker 7: My friend, we are, we're doing extremely well. We finished
26:46
Speaker 7: the year well and We've got five months to go,
26:48
Speaker 7: and we're just going to bring it on home strong.
26:50
Speaker 7: I spent three hours this morning going over evidence of
26:54
Speaker 7: complete billions of dollars the city of Los Angeles that
26:59
Speaker 7: has been the directed toward homeless and food services, that
27:04
Speaker 7: is going to Somali daycare, going to daycare facilities that
27:07
Speaker 7: don't exist in not only Los Angeles, but the reason
27:11
Speaker 7: why I'm looking is because there are also facilities in
27:14
Speaker 7: Riverside County. So this is the tip of the iceberg
27:17
Speaker 7: what we are seeing. And this fraud is going to
27:19
Speaker 7: be massive. And I don't want this to sound funny
27:22
Speaker 7: or anything else, but it always comes up. California, we
27:25
Speaker 7: are now finding is the fraud capital of our country.
27:29
Speaker 7: And not only do we need a different direction in
27:32
Speaker 7: our government, but who better to send into that cesspool
27:35
Speaker 7: of Sacramento lawlessness of Sacramento than the guy with the gun,
27:39
Speaker 7: the badge, and the handcuffs. We're going to completely upend
27:42
Speaker 7: Sacramento and we're going to make sure we start taking
27:46
Speaker 7: care of Californians.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, we need a lawman to make sure people start
27:49
Speaker 1: following the damn law. I've been a law abiding citizen forever,
27:53
Speaker 1: you know, I don't like paying all these taxes. I
27:55
Speaker 1: don't like sometimes keeping at the fifty five. But follow
27:58
Speaker 1: the law. And when you don't, then listen to the cop,
28:02
Speaker 1: pay the ticket, pay the fine, do whatever. Follow the
28:05
Speaker 1: dang law. Fight it in court, not in the streets. Chad,
28:08
Speaker 1: Best of luck to you. It's Bianco forgovernor dot com
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Speaker 1: if you want to learn more about Chad's bid to
28:12
Speaker 1: become the next governor of the Golden State. Thanks for
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Speaker 1: waging in today.
28:15
Speaker 5: Ched Thanks Dan, keep up the good work.
28:17
Speaker 1: Appreciate you. Sheriff. Coming up after the break, we're gonnad
28:20
Speaker 1: to Los Angeles, where it's been exactly one year since
28:22
Speaker 1: those super wildfires broke out and there's still thousands upon
28:26
Speaker 1: thousands of residents begging for permits by the Democrat controlled
28:30
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28:34
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31:00
Speaker 1: Welcome back, Let's keep it here. In California where I'm based,
31:03
Speaker 1: it has been one year and one day since the
31:05
Speaker 1: devastating wildfires that scorched southern California, Pacific Palisades, Malibu, you
31:10
Speaker 1: know it, and the folks living there are still paying
31:11
Speaker 1: the price. Why that's it those two idiots. Homes were lost,
31:20
Speaker 1: lives shattered, and I would say trust in their leadership.
31:23
Speaker 1: It burned right with the homes because you had neglect
31:27
Speaker 1: incompetence all at the hands of the mayor and the gov.
31:31
Speaker 1: Whether it was no water in the reservoirs, not enough
31:34
Speaker 1: fire engines and firefighters, or not cleaning up the dang
31:38
Speaker 1: forests so they wouldn't burn so hot. Today, large areas
31:42
Speaker 1: of Pacific Palisades remain burned out. It's a wasteland, empty lots,
31:46
Speaker 1: damage infrastructure. Just a few of the nearly seven thousand
31:50
Speaker 1: destroyed homes just in that area have they been rebuilt? No,
31:55
Speaker 1: nothing's going on. They can't. You can't even get permits
31:57
Speaker 1: because of Mayor Karen Bass. Victims who were promised quote
32:02
Speaker 1: fast track on rebuilding to get their permits, now they
32:06
Speaker 1: stuck in complex regulations, overlapping jurisdictions and pretty much paralyzing
32:11
Speaker 1: bureaucracy and red tape. Many homeowners are stuck now with
32:15
Speaker 1: huge expenses like oh, I don't know, rent for another
32:19
Speaker 1: home while they're still probably making their mortgage payments. The
32:22
Speaker 1: rise in construction cost, insurance disputes, you name it, it's
32:27
Speaker 1: the same story in Altadena, nine thousand structures destroyed, there
32:30
Speaker 1: more than three billion dollars in loss. Large community protests
32:35
Speaker 1: and rally held yesterday in these areas marking the devastating
32:38
Speaker 1: one year anniversary. Organizers of that event dubbed it they
32:42
Speaker 1: let us burn. Now they're demanding accountability and transparency from
32:47
Speaker 1: Mayor Bass and Governor Newscum, arguing this disaster was preventable.
32:53
Speaker 1: And I agree, Yes, a fire would have been started
32:56
Speaker 1: if it was man made. We know that there was
32:57
Speaker 1: a guy that started one of them, Okay, but they
32:59
Speaker 1: wouldn't burn like that and they would have been controlled
33:03
Speaker 1: if these leaders knew what they were doing. Bass, however,
33:08
Speaker 1: blew off the protesters. The mayor actually had the audacity
33:11
Speaker 1: to accuse those who lost their homes of quote profiting
33:14
Speaker 1: from the disaster, accusing them of monetizing the tragedy through
33:18
Speaker 1: their social media. Yeah, they're trying to get some money,
33:20
Speaker 1: you discussing piece of adding insult to injury. A bombshell
33:25
Speaker 1: house Issuary. A committee reports claims that one hundred million
33:28
Speaker 1: dollars raised at their fire aid benefit concert, which a
33:32
Speaker 1: bunch of celebrities you know got involved with, were misused.
33:36
Speaker 1: Money went to illegal aliens, podcasters, nonprofit groups instead of
33:42
Speaker 1: the victims. Now, why do you think that happened? So
33:45
Speaker 1: they could get reelected and other Democrats could get elected.
33:48
Speaker 1: It's what they do. The report released Tuesday this week
33:51
Speaker 1: show seventy five million dollars was granted to one hundred
33:54
Speaker 1: and eighty eight nonprofits. Five hundred thousand went to the
33:58
Speaker 1: Black Music Action Coalition. The hell is that two hundred
34:02
Speaker 1: and fifty thousand dollars was given to the Community Organized
34:05
Speaker 1: Relief Effort, a nonprofit that aids foreign invaders, and one
34:10
Speaker 1: hundred grand went to podcasters through the Altadena Talks Foundation.
34:16
Speaker 1: Five hundred and fifty thous the fire aid went to
34:18
Speaker 1: groups involved in political advocacy for Democrats, and one hundred
34:22
Speaker 1: thousand was used to promote voter participation. You see what
34:26
Speaker 1: they do. Never let a good tragedy go to waste. Right,
34:30
Speaker 1: take that money and keep getting re elected instead of
34:33
Speaker 1: giving it to the damn taxpayers that just lost everything.
34:38
Speaker 1: Sorry if you don't like my language tonight, I am
34:40
Speaker 1: very upset about this. I had friends that have homes
34:43
Speaker 1: up there they lost. Joining us now way in she's
34:46
Speaker 1: the senior and legal advisor to fix California. Katie Zachariya
34:50
Speaker 1: back on the program. Katie can tell them all fire
34:52
Speaker 1: up about this, because how dare Karen Bass try to
34:56
Speaker 1: accuse people of cashing in when we see the millions
34:59
Speaker 1: they raised and fire raid was nothing but Democrats and
35:03
Speaker 1: NGOs cashing in.
35:06
Speaker 6: Karen Bass and Gavin Newsom have created all of these
35:10
Speaker 6: issues they cut. We have to back up, though, this
35:14
Speaker 6: isn't just about what happened on the day of the fires.
35:16
Speaker 6: Of course, Gavin Newsom cut the fire budget the to
35:20
Speaker 6: want the tune of one hundred million dollars the year before,
35:25
Speaker 6: Karen Bass cut the fire department budget in La County
35:29
Speaker 6: by what I think it was like seventeen million.
35:31
Speaker 1: Yep, this is.
35:34
Speaker 6: A history of repeated injury.
35:37
Speaker 1: Don't forget she didn't hire the firefighters there was they
35:39
Speaker 1: were lacking staff, and there were engines that were in
35:42
Speaker 1: the depots to be fixed. They didn't fix. So you
35:44
Speaker 1: had not enough fire fighters, not enough fire engines, and
35:46
Speaker 1: not enough money or water.
35:49
Speaker 5: There you go.
35:49
Speaker 6: The one hundred and seventeen million dollar gallon reservoir sat empty.
35:54
Speaker 6: But that's not all. Gavin Newsom just recently on MS
35:57
Speaker 6: NOW two days ago or three days ago at this point,
36:00
Speaker 6: instead of being down in the Palisades trying to problem solve,
36:04
Speaker 6: blame Trump for all of these issues. Of course, however,
36:07
Speaker 6: Gavin Newsom, Gavin Newsom vetoed a bipartisan bill, bipartisan. I
36:12
Speaker 6: think the one vote was Carl and Myo who voted
36:15
Speaker 6: against it. Otherwise it had complete support and they assembly.
36:19
Speaker 6: He vetoed a raise for cal state firefighters who are
36:23
Speaker 6: making approximately fifty five thousand a year, fifty five thousand
36:27
Speaker 6: a year in the state of California, one of the
36:29
Speaker 6: most expensive states to live in. He is not for firefighters,
36:33
Speaker 6: he's not for the people of California and Karen Bass
36:36
Speaker 6: to turn the surround on these people who cannot even
36:39
Speaker 6: go into their homes, who are fighting insurance and you
36:42
Speaker 6: mentioned insurance and mortgage, but we're also paying some of
36:45
Speaker 6: the highest property taxes again in the country, and so
36:49
Speaker 6: they didn't give a property tax pause to these poor citizens,
36:53
Speaker 6: or a moratorium or any kind of relief. They continue
36:57
Speaker 6: to double down because we know that they altimate and
37:00
Speaker 6: they probably want to seize this property and make it
37:02
Speaker 6: what low income. They've already showed their hand here.
37:05
Speaker 1: Insane. What do you make of reality TV star Spencer
37:11
Speaker 1: Pratt announcing he's running for mayor now of LA. He
37:15
Speaker 1: has been so vocal. He has been doing podcasts and
37:20
Speaker 1: blogs and vlogs and interviews and lives and you name it.
37:24
Speaker 1: Every day trash talking Bass and Gavin about these fires.
37:28
Speaker 1: And he's been getting some celebrities which usually lean to
37:30
Speaker 1: the left and support Democrats on his side.
37:33
Speaker 6: Absolutely, he was up at that reservoir. I can remember
37:37
Speaker 6: the footage showing how low it was and that there
37:40
Speaker 6: wasn't any water in it that was supposed to go
37:42
Speaker 6: to all the fire hydrants. He was actually doing the
37:44
Speaker 6: citizen journalism and investigation that this state and local government
37:48
Speaker 6: should have been doing. And it's so wonderful to see
37:52
Speaker 6: and I know you will agree with this.
37:53
Speaker 5: The populists rise.
37:54
Speaker 6: It's no longer the Karen Bass Democrat Party or even
37:58
Speaker 6: the Rick Caruso of LA who has the failed mayoral race.
38:02
Speaker 6: It is literally people who are on the ground experiencing
38:07
Speaker 6: the failed policies and offering real and practical solutions. I
38:11
Speaker 6: was so happy to see it are out of fixed California.
38:15
Speaker 6: Grenelle Ambassador Ricordell immediately came out and endorsed Spencer Pratt
38:20
Speaker 6: because he knows that is a huge way to what
38:23
Speaker 6: fixed California. It's putting people who will bring common sense
38:26
Speaker 6: solution is not even partisan. Do you have common sense
38:30
Speaker 6: solutions for the people of California, for the people of
38:33
Speaker 6: LA that will actually drive results. And we know Spencer
38:36
Speaker 6: Pratt because he's suffered under no results for so long
38:39
Speaker 6: and all of his friends and neighbors, we believe he
38:42
Speaker 6: will bring hard results.
38:43
Speaker 1: Well, we'll see.
38:44
Speaker 6: Bravo, Spencer Pratt. We love you.
38:46
Speaker 1: Katie Zacharia, senior legal advisor to Fix California. Thank you
38:50
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38:54
Speaker 1: are Tom Homan makes a major announcement concerning the thousands
38:57
Speaker 1: and thousands of immigrant children lost during the Biden regime.
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Speaker 8: Ever, half a man children were smuggling in this country
41:31
Speaker 8: to Joe Biden. They lost track of three hundred thousand,
41:33
Speaker 8: couldn't find them. As of this week, we have located
41:37
Speaker 8: o one hundred and twenty nine thousand of these kids,
41:39
Speaker 8: kids that last administration wasn'm looking for.
41:44
Speaker 1: God bless you, Tom. The White House borders are Tom
41:47
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41:50
Speaker 1: located one hundred and twenty nine thousand kids. Did you
41:53
Speaker 1: hear that after Joe and Kamala lost almost a half
41:55
Speaker 1: a million of them? Holdland Security Secretary Nome says that
41:59
Speaker 1: many of these kids had been lost in the system
42:01
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42:07
Speaker 1: they're going to try and find every one of them.
42:08
Speaker 1: Oversight reports found that immigration and custom enforcement and related
42:12
Speaker 1: agencies under Biden often had incomplete, incorrect, or undeliverable sponsor
42:17
Speaker 1: addresses for tens of thousands of miners, make it almost
42:21
Speaker 1: impossible to track them. For reaction to this earlier, I
42:24
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42:27
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42:31
Speaker 1: is an amazing start. I do not want to diminish
42:34
Speaker 1: the fact that they've been able to find this many kids,
42:38
Speaker 1: but to realize that Jojo lost over four hundred and
42:40
Speaker 1: some thousand, one hundred and twenty nine thous is a
42:43
Speaker 1: great start and it's only one year in. But let's
42:47
Speaker 1: be real, what's the likelihood we'll find every one of
42:50
Speaker 1: these kids, because not all of them get trafficked in
42:53
Speaker 1: the US. They get shipped elsewhere, don't they.
42:56
Speaker 9: Yeah, Dan, thanks for having me on again. And your
42:59
Speaker 9: voice is so important in this issue. I think you're
43:01
Speaker 9: the loudest voice in media on this and I honor
43:04
Speaker 9: you for it. Look the second day of Tom Homan's
43:08
Speaker 9: job on the job, he's second down the job or
43:11
Speaker 9: on a phone call from the White House with Alina
43:13
Speaker 9: Habas on the call, and then his instruction was find
43:16
Speaker 9: the illegal adults and X, you know, and get them
43:20
Speaker 9: out of the country.
43:21
Speaker 5: We started writing a protocol called.
43:23
Speaker 9: Project Exodus back then on how do we find these children?
43:27
Speaker 9: And this is a monumental effort from from you know,
43:31
Speaker 9: from from Missllazar at HHS, Bobby Kennedy at HHS, Christie
43:36
Speaker 9: Noman at HSI ice Tom Homan. It's such a collaborative
43:41
Speaker 9: effort that the first four or five months was slow.
43:44
Speaker 9: So it's really not even a full year. Yes it's
43:46
Speaker 9: a calendar year, but it's really seven months of work
43:50
Speaker 9: because what the Biden administration left that nobody wants to
43:53
Speaker 9: talk about is they left what's called unstructured data. I'm
43:56
Speaker 9: sitting in a room and they didn't even keep records
43:59
Speaker 9: of who these sponsors were. They didn't vet the sponsors,
44:02
Speaker 9: check on the sponsors. One point in time, they had
44:05
Speaker 9: twelve hundred children registered to one sponsor, which ended up
44:09
Speaker 9: being a shopping mall parking lot, not even a real address.
44:13
Speaker 9: So the Trump administration, meaning Miss Ellazar and Homan, was
44:18
Speaker 9: left with nothing, no data that was verifiable, lot spreadsheets
44:22
Speaker 9: PDFs that they couldn't work with. So we brought a team,
44:25
Speaker 9: our organization brought a team to HSI and HHS to
44:30
Speaker 9: help structure data, write code. Private corporations came in and
44:34
Speaker 9: brought technology to help this administration. It's a monumental effort
44:39
Speaker 9: to find a missing child that is a ghost child,
44:42
Speaker 9: as the cartel calls them. So one hundred and twenty
44:44
Speaker 9: nine thousand is a gigantic victory. Your second part of
44:47
Speaker 9: your question, will we find all of them? Fortunately many
44:52
Speaker 9: of them are deceased?
44:54
Speaker 8: Yeah?
44:55
Speaker 1: Horrific. Yeahco just think about that though, Think about folks,
44:58
Speaker 1: what he just said, Like these people that Trump put
45:01
Speaker 1: in these positions of power actually care? Right, did we
45:05
Speaker 1: see anybody because this is your forte for decades now, yacko,
45:09
Speaker 1: did we see anybody in Jojo and tackling Kamala's regime
45:14
Speaker 1: the last few months they were in when this story
45:16
Speaker 1: broke and their regime admitted that they had lost like
45:18
Speaker 1: four thousand kids. I remember it. There was a headline
45:20
Speaker 1: they admitted it. Did they put anybody in place to
45:23
Speaker 1: start tracking them down before they left office. I see
45:25
Speaker 1: a shaking your head. Of course not. They didn't lift
45:28
Speaker 1: a finger to go rescue these damn are you. We're
45:33
Speaker 1: supposed to protect the most vulnerable if you're a Christian,
45:36
Speaker 1: and that we're supposed to do. Yao, kids in the elderly,
45:40
Speaker 1: kids in the.
45:40
Speaker 9: Elder dan, Well, that's the commandment from Jesus himself, what
45:43
Speaker 9: we do to the winner in the orphan and these
45:45
Speaker 9: kids are orphans, right, they trafficked their orphans, their abuse.
45:48
Speaker 9: It's so egregious. At one point, we're on the border.
45:51
Speaker 9: We did twenty nine trips to the border. There's two
45:52
Speaker 9: hundred children sitting in front of us. Well, Joe Biden
45:55
Speaker 9: is in office, and my orcis by the way, don't give.
45:57
Speaker 1: That guy up, all right, thank you.
46:00
Speaker 9: Okay, and cackling karmalad. The borders are that never went
46:03
Speaker 9: to the border. She made it forty miles short. We're
46:05
Speaker 9: sitting in front of two hundred children. I'm asking border
46:08
Speaker 9: patrol are you interviewing these kids? And they literally say
46:11
Speaker 9: we're not allowed to ask him a question. We can't
46:13
Speaker 9: search them for fentanyl, we can't ask him if this
46:15
Speaker 9: is their real father. And we start interviewing these kids.
46:18
Speaker 9: And this is when Joe's flying them out of laugh
46:20
Speaker 9: Flin Air Force Base. He's shipping them all over the country.
46:23
Speaker 9: Not only did they not look for them, they made
46:26
Speaker 9: them go missing. It's on their watch intentionally, they couldn't
46:31
Speaker 9: care less than.
46:32
Speaker 1: Can I get your take, y'all go real quick, Not
46:34
Speaker 1: to switch gears, but it's along the same line of questioning.
46:36
Speaker 1: Here your take on what President Trump did this past
46:41
Speaker 1: weekend down in Venezuela and the threats to other leaders
46:45
Speaker 1: like Petro in Colombia and the scumbags in Cuba. Because
46:48
Speaker 1: I know you've told me before that the South American
46:51
Speaker 1: nations are a hotbed for funneling the kids up through
46:54
Speaker 1: Mexico into the United States. So obviously taking out these
46:58
Speaker 1: dictators and the cartel that make their money on guns, drugs,
47:01
Speaker 1: and humans is a good thing. Right.
47:05
Speaker 9: Nobody in mainstream media or in alternative media has asked
47:09
Speaker 9: this question.
47:10
Speaker 5: Of course, Dan Ball will ask this question because.
47:12
Speaker 9: You know it was a radical victory to combat human
47:16
Speaker 9: traffickings Maduro's cronies, these trafficking distribution lines where drug trafficking
47:25
Speaker 9: used to be the product distributed have been used to
47:29
Speaker 9: traffic children. So when you interrupt, intercede, you know, combat
47:35
Speaker 9: the drug cartels. The narco terrorism right has become human trafficking.
47:41
Speaker 9: It's a direct impact not only on stopping children from
47:45
Speaker 9: being flooded into the US or into Mexico, Honduras, Nicaragua,
47:49
Speaker 9: the Darien Gap, women all over, but it's going to
47:53
Speaker 9: allow us to read pay three D eight children.
47:55
Speaker 5: You got to think about that.
47:56
Speaker 9: It's one thing to find a child, let's say, from Venezuela,
48:00
Speaker 9: and most of the children are from Venezuela, Nicaragua and Honorus.
48:05
Speaker 1: Okay, so now we.
48:06
Speaker 9: Find a child who's now seven, who came in with me,
48:10
Speaker 9: was four or three, And what do you now do
48:14
Speaker 9: with that child. That child's not a US citizen, that
48:16
Speaker 9: child doesn't have a legal sponsor here.
48:19
Speaker 5: That child has to be repatriated. You could not repatriate.
48:23
Speaker 9: Venezuelan child back to Venezuela under Maduro. So not only
48:27
Speaker 9: did Trump combat human trafficking by capturing Maduro and inter
48:33
Speaker 9: seating narco terrorism, which has become human trafficking through those
48:37
Speaker 9: distribution funnels, we can now start thinking about how to
48:40
Speaker 9: repatriate children back to their families.
48:43
Speaker 1: That's amazing Venezuela. So yako. My final question is a
48:46
Speaker 1: simple one. With this action, and it's like a police
48:49
Speaker 1: action with the military, That's what it was. It's like
48:51
Speaker 1: swat going in and taking a bad guy out to justice.
48:53
Speaker 1: We didn't kill him. With taking Maduro out, Trump not
48:58
Speaker 1: only is going to save tens of thousands of lives
49:00
Speaker 1: from the drug trade that horrific fentanyl, but also potentially
49:04
Speaker 1: has saved and will save lives when it comes to
49:07
Speaker 1: human trafficking.
49:10
Speaker 9: Saving Venezuelan children's lives, saving Nicaraguan children's lives, Mexican children's lives,
49:17
Speaker 9: because he's intercepting.
49:19
Speaker 5: The drug pathways.
49:21
Speaker 9: He's ceasing highways of trafficking product and people. I wish
49:27
Speaker 9: sentinel carfentanel, but children, Yeah, So he's the Venezuelan should
49:31
Speaker 9: thank him, and they are thanking President.
49:35
Speaker 5: Because they know that children are safe today.
49:37
Speaker 1: I wish, I wish we saw Americans in the streets
49:40
Speaker 1: praising him instead of protesting him over the weekend when
49:43
Speaker 1: this was done and propping up a dictator. It's pretty
49:46
Speaker 1: fricking screwy and backwards. When these idiot liberals that are
49:49
Speaker 1: saying no kings. No kings protest against Trump. Then we
49:53
Speaker 1: take a dictator king like Ahole out and they're supporting
49:57
Speaker 1: the bad guy.
49:58
Speaker 5: It's abadank and I rem can I remind you the demonic?
50:03
Speaker 9: Can it remind you of this? They picked Barabas over
50:07
Speaker 9: to Jesus.
50:08
Speaker 1: There you go, Okay, it's evil, It's of evil. Yaco
50:11
Speaker 1: BOYNS is always a pleasure to have you on, brother,
50:13
Speaker 1: Thank you, Stay safe out there. God bless you, God
50:16
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50:19
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50:22
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50:26
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50:30
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Speaker 10: Bad lines replace corporate driven assumptions with common sense goals
53:04
Speaker 10: and gold standard scientific integrity. These new guidelines will revolutionize
53:10
Speaker 10: our nation's food culture and make America healthy again.
53:15
Speaker 1: Love it. Thank you. Promises made, promises kept. On Wednesday,
53:18
Speaker 1: Health and Human Services Secretary Bobby Kennedy Junior speaking at
53:21
Speaker 1: the White House announcing new dietary guidelines for all Americans.
53:26
Speaker 1: The twenty twenty five through twenty thirty dietary guidlines for
53:28
Speaker 1: Americans is dubbed the Real Food Reset. It moves away
53:33
Speaker 1: from the MyPlate graphic in favor of an inverted pyramid
53:37
Speaker 1: that now prioritizes whole foods and protein, while taking a
53:42
Speaker 1: hard line against ultra processed foods. Thank you, Bobby. The
53:46
Speaker 1: core recommendation includes prioritizing protein, focusing on whole foods like
53:50
Speaker 1: fruits and vegetables and fiber rich whole grains, cutting out
53:54
Speaker 1: those processed foods, reducing your sugar intake it makes cancer
53:58
Speaker 1: just grow like crazy, and also staying very hydrated with
54:03
Speaker 1: clean water and unsweetened beverages. No more pop soda, soft
54:08
Speaker 1: drink whatever you call it. This again all part of
54:10
Speaker 1: Bobby's make America Healthy Again plan.
54:14
Speaker 10: For decades, Americans have grown sicker while healthcare costs have swored.
54:19
Speaker 10: The reason is clear. The hard truth is that our
54:21
Speaker 10: government has been lying to us protect corporate profit taking,
54:27
Speaker 10: telling us that these food like substances were beneficial to
54:31
Speaker 10: public health. Federal policy promoted and subsidized highly processed foods
54:36
Speaker 10: and refined carbohydrates and turned a blind eye to the
54:40
Speaker 10: disastrous consequences. Today, the lies.
54:44
Speaker 1: Stop of that. Joining us now to discuss this new
54:48
Speaker 1: food pyramid and the guidelines that Bobby put out. He's
54:51
Speaker 1: a surgeon and oncologist and the director and chairman and
54:54
Speaker 1: president of the Oasis of Hope Hospital in Tijuana, Mexico,
54:58
Speaker 1: just south of war Away and studios right here in
54:59
Speaker 1: San die Doctor Francisco contreres on the program for the
55:03
Speaker 1: first time. Doc. People are going to go, Dan, why
55:05
Speaker 1: are you getting a doctor from Mexico and not from America. Well, folks,
55:10
Speaker 1: there's a reason that Bobby and Trump are trying to
55:13
Speaker 1: fix things in this country. And other countries don't do
55:16
Speaker 1: things we do, like put garbage in our water and food.
55:19
Speaker 1: I know Mexico is not perfect. But I know a
55:21
Speaker 1: lot of Americans that drive down to see you and
55:24
Speaker 1: other doctors for prescriptions for their eyeglasses for their cancer
55:29
Speaker 1: treatment because stuff is so more affordable in Mexico than
55:32
Speaker 1: it is in America, which Bobby and Trump are trying
55:35
Speaker 1: to fix. So first and foremost, Doc, let me welcome
55:37
Speaker 1: you and say thanks for helping sick Americans. What do
55:41
Speaker 1: you think of the new food pyramid?
55:43
Speaker 3: Well, one of the things that first, thank you very
55:47
Speaker 3: much Stan for course the invitation. But what he said
55:51
Speaker 3: is just common sense. I've been writing about food and
55:56
Speaker 3: diet for twenty five years. I have about seventy books
56:00
Speaker 3: on the subject on how to prevent cancer and what
56:05
Speaker 3: this pyramid just makes sense. We are consuming just too
56:10
Speaker 3: many process foods, and I just think that if we
56:15
Speaker 3: eat the food the way that God put it on
56:17
Speaker 3: this earth, we would get back to health very very fast.
56:21
Speaker 3: So I agree completely with these changes that the American
56:26
Speaker 3: government now is proposing to their people.
56:30
Speaker 1: Amen, let's talk about your special you're an oncologist. I
56:33
Speaker 1: told you before you came on. I lost a brother
56:34
Speaker 1: to cancer. This was back in two thousand and eight.
56:37
Speaker 1: There are some hospitals now in America using alternative meds
56:40
Speaker 1: and things, but a lot still are on the old
56:43
Speaker 1: chemote radiation. Chemote radiation. If you don't do that, well,
56:45
Speaker 1: you're going to die. Well that kills you. Anyway. I
56:47
Speaker 1: want to ask you about our vaccine up in this
56:50
Speaker 1: country for COVID nineteen. There's been a lot of talk
56:53
Speaker 1: of turbo cancer from the mRNA in the COVID vaccine.
56:56
Speaker 1: I wanted your take on that because I'm sure you
56:59
Speaker 1: probably a lot of people that did or didn't take
57:02
Speaker 1: the vaccine, and obviously your forte is fighting cancer.
57:07
Speaker 3: Yes, we noticed something first that patients that were doing
57:11
Speaker 3: extremely well, that were in complete remission once they got vaccinated,
57:16
Speaker 3: the cancer came back with a vengeance.
57:18
Speaker 1: Oh jeez.
57:18
Speaker 3: And now after a couple of years, just as I
57:23
Speaker 3: left the hospital to spend a few days skiing, half
57:27
Speaker 3: of my patients are forty years or less with very
57:33
Speaker 3: aggressive cancers. And the only difference that you can find
57:37
Speaker 3: is that they were vaccinated many times most of them.
57:42
Speaker 3: And although scientifically right now there are many studies that
57:46
Speaker 3: show that there is no relationship between the increase and
57:51
Speaker 3: rate of young people getting cancer in the vaccines, I
57:56
Speaker 3: strongly believe that there is a a relationship there.
58:02
Speaker 1: Too, experts on this program, Doc that have said there
58:05
Speaker 1: is a direct connection. Speaking of connections, the last one
58:08
Speaker 1: too is an easy one. Trump and Bobby just changed
58:11
Speaker 1: the childhood vaccination schedule in this nation. No more seventy
58:15
Speaker 1: two shots by the time they're seventeen. Now it's only
58:18
Speaker 1: a handful. Like when I was a kid in the seventies.
58:20
Speaker 1: I wish it was almost none. What do you make
58:23
Speaker 1: of that and the correlation of the massive increase in
58:27
Speaker 1: autism in children and vaccines? Final question to you.
58:30
Speaker 3: Doc, against common sense, there are many countries like Japan
58:35
Speaker 3: and Denmark that have very restricted amount of vaccinations. In
58:40
Speaker 3: Mexico due to the fact that it's so expensive and
58:43
Speaker 3: the government doesn't have money that has protected our population,
58:47
Speaker 3: and that's why the incidents of autism in Mexico is
58:53
Speaker 3: so low in comparison to America. So I believe this
58:56
Speaker 3: is going to be very, very good for America.
58:58
Speaker 1: I didn't know that it used to be like one
59:00
Speaker 1: in thirty thousand. Now it's one in like thirty three
59:03
Speaker 1: over the last thirty forty years. So your numbers are
59:05
Speaker 1: way down because the government doesn't force or does force
59:09
Speaker 1: vacks because they can't afford them. But obviously that's science
59:11
Speaker 1: right there. If your kids don't have this rate, alarming
59:14
Speaker 1: rate of autism, there's got to be a connection and
59:16
Speaker 1: a correlation at the back. Connection doctor. Folks want to
59:19
Speaker 1: learn more about what you do in your hospital and
59:22
Speaker 1: your practice, because again I saw some videos online. I
59:25
Speaker 1: love what you're doing down there. How do they get
59:27
Speaker 1: a hold of you? It's the best way, is it?
59:28
Speaker 3: Oasis of Best dot com, Oasis of Hope dot com.
59:32
Speaker 3: Just look for us on the internet, okay, Oasis of
59:35
Speaker 3: vote dot com.
59:36
Speaker 1: There we go, Doctor Francisco Contreras. Thank you so much,
59:40
Speaker 1: God bless you for all the work you're doing.
59:42
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, Dan, and folks, let's end.
59:45
Speaker 1: It on a good high note. That's going to do
59:47
Speaker 1: it for another real America here on a Thursday night.
59:49
Speaker 1: You want to get a hold of me, Chris, tell
59:50
Speaker 1: them how to do it. Tomorrow on Friday, we'll read
59:52
Speaker 1: some of your viewer mail. Make them good, the good,
59:54
Speaker 1: the bad, and the ugly. We read them all. I'll
59:56
Speaker 1: see it tomorrow at eastern five Pacific. Until then, you
59:59
Speaker 1: all know what to do. Be proud Americans out there,
1:00:01
Speaker 1: be brave and God bless shown