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5/19/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Randy Fine, Bob Bianchi, Sara Gonzales & Randy Sutton, George Papadopoulos. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America. Tonight, a mosque in San Diego,
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Speaker 1: California attacked by two teenage gunmen. We're gonna bring you
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Speaker 1: the latest on the shooting, plus a deep dive into
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Speaker 1: previous extremism that came from this mosque during nine to
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Speaker 1: eleven we'll explain. Plus is Cuba next on the Trump
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Speaker 1: shopping block? The administration trippling down on its threats against
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Speaker 1: the communist island nation as reports are now surfacing Cuba
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Speaker 1: might try to attack Gitmo with drones That would not
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Speaker 1: be wise. Cuba and its primary day in Kentucky. Well
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Speaker 1: of the latest from the race in Kentucky's fourth district,
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Speaker 1: where President Trump endorsed Ed Gallerant is hoping to unseat
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Speaker 1: the incumbent Thomas Massey. I'm Dan Ball and Real America
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Speaker 1: starts right now.
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Speaker 2: There is no further threats in this case. Are deceased,
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Speaker 2: All of the kids are safe. Our hearts go out
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Speaker 2: to the families that are in this moment being notified
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Speaker 2: of what has happened to their loved ones. We have
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Speaker 2: three confirmed adults that are deceased at the Islamic Center.
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Speaker 1: Good Tuesday evening to you, folks. We begin with a
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Speaker 1: shooting out of San Diego, California, literally just miles from
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Speaker 1: then studios at one of the largest Islamic centers in America,
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Speaker 1: where as you heard from the police chief, three adult
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Speaker 1: males were killed yesterday morning. Police say they're investigating the
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Speaker 1: incident as a hate crime after two teenagers, a seventeen
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Speaker 1: and eighteen year old, tried to enter the mosque or
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Speaker 1: center or whatever and shoot as many people as they could. Now,
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Speaker 1: this all started earlier in the morning when one of
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Speaker 1: the shooter's mothers called San Diego police to say that
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Speaker 1: her son had ran away with his companion. That will
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Speaker 1: be key later. We understand possibly these two men were
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Speaker 1: in a relationship. We'll explain that now. The mom thought
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Speaker 1: her son was suicidal. She noticed several of her weapons
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Speaker 1: and her car were missing from the home. While she
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Speaker 1: was still on the phone with police for over two hours,
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Speaker 1: that's when they got the call about an active shooter
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Speaker 1: at the mosque. Police responded, They say within about four
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Speaker 1: minutes of the first shots. More calls of gunfire occurred
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Speaker 1: soon after. We're told that a landscaper was shot at
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Speaker 1: as the two men were leaving. Luckily, they say a
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Speaker 1: helmet or something saved his life. The shooters were then
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Speaker 1: found dead near the scene in the mom's car with
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Speaker 1: self inflicted gunshot wounds. The teenagers have now been identified,
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Speaker 1: the one on the left as the seventeen year old.
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Speaker 1: That's Caine Clark. I believe that's one and the same.
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Speaker 1: That's both, and then you have Caleb Vasquez. And the
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Speaker 1: reason we're showing these two different picks of Clark will
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Speaker 1: become evident to you in just a moment when we
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Speaker 1: bring our guests on again. People that knew the two
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Speaker 1: teens say that they were in a relationship and possibly
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Speaker 1: one of them was transitioning, which we believe was the
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Speaker 1: seventeen year old who the mother said was suicidal. That's
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Speaker 1: who you're looking at here. Now. Police say they did
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Speaker 1: find anti Islamic writings in the vehicle and in the
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Speaker 1: homes of the two teenagers. The FBI and local police
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Speaker 1: are still investigating this attempted massacre. And let me just
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Speaker 1: put it out there for you, folks. I condemn any
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Speaker 1: violence against anyone if it's based on politics, religion, race,
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Speaker 1: you name it. But I don't think we're getting the
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Speaker 1: full story about who these two kids were, why they
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Speaker 1: went there and more on their background, and so we've
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Speaker 1: got to take pause until we get all the information.
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Speaker 1: The police here very quick within two hours to say
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Speaker 1: it's a hate crime. It's a hate crime, y'all. Remember
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Speaker 1: the shooting at the Christian school in Nashville a couple
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Speaker 1: of years ago, when that female biological female transing to
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Speaker 1: a boy shot a bunch of kids and teachers. They
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Speaker 1: wouldn't say hate crime. They wouldn't give us the manifesto. Now,
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Speaker 1: the Islamic Center responded, they're praising the actions of the
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Speaker 1: security guard who was shot in the head, as they should.
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Speaker 1: This guy was a hero. The guard was a father
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Speaker 1: of eight. There. He is a men Abdullah. He put
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Speaker 1: his life between the two gunmen and two hundred kids.
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Speaker 1: He filled that void. He stood there and took the
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Speaker 1: bullet and defended them, and for that I commend him. Now,
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Speaker 1: as many people know, many others don't know, San Diego
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Speaker 1: is controlled by democrats. It's kind of like a mini La.
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Speaker 1: The mayor here, Todd Gloria, has spent his time trying
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Speaker 1: to appease radical progressives, especially the ones showing up to
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Speaker 1: the No King's protests and the banned ice and impeach Trump,
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Speaker 1: yet even after he's consistently bent the knee to the
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Speaker 1: far left. Here's how they treat one of their own
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Speaker 1: when he shows up to the scene of the massacre.
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Speaker 1: Listen to this person screaming at the mayor of San Diego,
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Speaker 1: right result of your leadership. Your leadership, A mys with
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Speaker 1: brothers and sisters have.
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Speaker 3: Been talking to you from how long.
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Speaker 4: You have spent todd just like you did with ice.
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Speaker 4: Try in science rock. You have asper it and you'll
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Speaker 4: keep doing it.
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Speaker 1: As long as it lies of pockets?
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Speaker 3: Won't it sell something? Worst approval rating.
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Speaker 1: To Josh his dictator joining me now way in on
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Speaker 1: this shooting. We are joined by Sarah Gonzalez, my friend
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Speaker 1: over Blaze TV. Check out her show Unfiltered and come
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Speaker 1: and take it on Texas Scorecard, and retired police lieutenant
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Speaker 1: founder of Wounded Blue, our good friend Randy Sutton. Randy,
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna begin with you, even though I usually do
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Speaker 1: ladies first, just because I want to talk about the investigation.
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Speaker 1: And then Sarah hanged tight because you and I of
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Speaker 1: course have lots to discuss when it comes to what
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Speaker 1: this facility is. What they had been preaching there for
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Speaker 1: decades when it comes to the hate they were espousing
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Speaker 1: about America and the infidels, because this Islamic center goes
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Speaker 1: all the way back to nine to eleven ties. And
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Speaker 1: we'll talk more about that. But first, Randy, what do
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Speaker 1: we know about the investigation? The very latest, We got
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Speaker 1: two young kids. Many folks are reporting they were possibly
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Speaker 1: in a relationship. The one kid who took the mom's
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Speaker 1: car and guns, fellow classmates are saying was transitioning. And
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Speaker 1: all we're hearing from cops is it was a hate crime.
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Speaker 1: They were righted online by Nazi propaganda and that's why
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Speaker 1: they went and shot. I have a feeling there's a
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Speaker 1: lot more to this story than we're hearing. Randy, without
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Speaker 1: a doubt, there's a lot more to this story.
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Speaker 5: And this is really unusual when you have two individuals
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Speaker 5: working in concert to do a mass shooting. This is
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Speaker 5: the investigative process that's going to be taking place here
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Speaker 5: is imperative to understand what exactly happened. One thing clearly
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Speaker 5: that took place here is the mother had an indication
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Speaker 5: that there was going to be something bad happening, and
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Speaker 5: she did exactly the right thing. She contacted the police,
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Speaker 5: gave them the description of her car, told them that
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Speaker 5: these that this kid was armed and that he was suicidal. Now,
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Speaker 5: the question is where did she glean this information from
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Speaker 5: and how long did she have it? Without a doubt,
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Speaker 5: this individual probably demonstrated a lot of disturbing behavior before
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Speaker 5: this took place, and that would beg the question, well,
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Speaker 5: how come she didn't take his access to guns away.
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Speaker 5: That's why during this investigation as it takes place, there's
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Speaker 5: going to be a deep dive into both of the
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Speaker 5: social media histories of these individuals and all of their
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Speaker 5: online activities.
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Speaker 1: Sarah, let me go over to you. There is a
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Speaker 1: lot of online chatter about who these two young men were,
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Speaker 1: mister Clark, the seventeen year old, and then mister Vasquez,
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Speaker 1: the nineteen year old, as Randy alluded to, the mother
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Speaker 1: of Clark was the one that called police sometime after
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Speaker 1: nine thirty California time yesterday, saying that she had found
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Speaker 1: a suicide note, that two or three of her guns
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Speaker 1: were gone in the vehicle were gone. Now, a lot
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Speaker 1: of online chatterer from former classmates. She claimed that they
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Speaker 1: were in a relationship, that they had met online, and
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Speaker 1: that possibly one of them it looks like most likely
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Speaker 1: Clark may have been transitioning. We've been here before, Sarah.
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Speaker 1: I recall a shooting at a Christian church in Nashville
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Speaker 1: a couple of years ago. No one wanted to say
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Speaker 1: trans shooter. No one wanted to show us the manifesto,
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Speaker 1: no one wanted to say it was a hate crime
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Speaker 1: against Christians. But the minute this one happens, it's a
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Speaker 1: hate crime against Islam and Muslims.
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Speaker 6: Your thoughts, yeah, I mean, if it is confirmed that
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Speaker 6: this guy was trans or transitioning, it wouldn't surprise me
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Speaker 6: given the history of the trans slash mentally ill dare
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Speaker 6: I repeat myself shooters that we've had in recent years.
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Speaker 6: But I mean, to your point, Dan, the fact that
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Speaker 6: we even have hate crimes. First of all, I don't
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Speaker 6: believe in hate crimes. I don't think that any of
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Speaker 6: these crimes should be categorized as hate crimes. I think
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Speaker 6: hate crimes is not a real thing. But if we
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Speaker 6: are going to have that standard, we should apply it equally.
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Speaker 6: And I'm sick and tired of it only applies when
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Speaker 6: it is a Muslim, or it only applies if it's
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Speaker 6: a black person. And yet we have crimes committed against
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Speaker 6: different types of people. We have the crime that was
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Speaker 6: committed against Charlie Kirk person, we have crimes that are
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Speaker 6: committed every day against other people who just don't fit
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Speaker 6: the bill, right, They don't fit the type of ideology,
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Speaker 6: they don't fit fit the check marks's the check marks
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Speaker 6: to check off in the boxes, and therefore they don't
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Speaker 6: apply that same standard. So if we're going to have
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Speaker 6: a hate crime standard, I would just love to see
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Speaker 6: it applied all sides evenly.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and let's be real. The young man who shot
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Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk was in a relationship living with a openly
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Speaker 1: trans person. And so if it comes out these two
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Speaker 1: were in a relationship and one was transing and they
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Speaker 1: got radicalized online, this is another case of the radical
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Speaker 1: left and they're wacky beliefs you can change your gender.
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Speaker 1: And then this new support from the radical left and
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Speaker 1: radical right acting like Islam has more in common with
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Speaker 1: American and Christians than Jews do. Because there's all this
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Speaker 1: Judaism hate out there. We got a real problem here, folks.
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Speaker 1: Let me go back to you real quick, Randy. I'll
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Speaker 1: have one more few, Sarah. I know you got to
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Speaker 1: run for your show, Randy, what else are you about
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Speaker 1: this investigation as far as the actual incident when it
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Speaker 1: took place, Because here's the notes that I have. Around
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Speaker 1: eleven forty two, two hours after the mom called police,
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Speaker 1: they were frantically searching all of the San Diego area.
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Speaker 1: I mean, they had hundreds of cops looking for these kids.
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Speaker 1: Right they show up. After the shots are fired. I'm
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Speaker 1: hearing a couple things. One security guard hero got a
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Speaker 1: commend him, took the shot, got killed. Two other people,
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Speaker 1: adults come out, they get shot. I'm hearing reports from
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Speaker 1: independent reporters that a civilian came out, picked up the
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Speaker 1: security guy's gun and shot at the suspects, which made
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Speaker 1: them flee. I haven't heard the police report this because
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Speaker 1: we know in California, Randy, liberals hate saying good guy
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Speaker 1: with the gun. One. Yeah.
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Speaker 5: Absolutely, And there's so much that has not been disclosed,
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Speaker 5: and I can't help but wonder as to why they
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Speaker 5: aren't being a little more forthcoming with information that is
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Speaker 5: clearly already out in the in the in the ether.
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Speaker 5: From what I understand, the security guard did engage the
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Speaker 5: individuals but was shot. This is the first I've heard
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Speaker 5: that someone else picked up the gun and opened fire
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Speaker 5: on the suspects. But whatever the impetus was, these two
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Speaker 5: individuals then fled the scene. Bill continued to open fire,
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Speaker 5: apparently a landscaper who escaped with his life, who was
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Speaker 5: apparently just a target of opportunity. But you know, this
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Speaker 5: is really unusual that a suicide pact would be the
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Speaker 5: end of this onslaught. I really have a lot of
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Speaker 5: questions as to the histories of these two individuals and
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Speaker 5: what is going to be discovered when they look at
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Speaker 5: not just the social media history, but all of the devices.
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Speaker 5: And you know this didn't happen in a vacuum, And well.
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Speaker 1: And will they release it Randy and let us see
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Speaker 1: it again. I go back to Nashville, and they held
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Speaker 1: information for months about that female pretending to be a
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Speaker 1: boy that shot up all those Christian kids and teachers. Sarah,
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Speaker 1: final one to you, because I know you got to run.
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Speaker 1: I got to bring this up about this San Diego
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Speaker 1: Islamic Center because if anybody's old enough to remember nine
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Speaker 1: to eleven, this is where two and I think we
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Speaker 1: may have the head shots and the background of these guys.
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Speaker 1: This is where two of the nine to eleven hijackers trained,
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Speaker 1: they got their hate for America, and then they were
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Speaker 1: learning to fly planes right up the street at a
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Speaker 1: small airfield from this place. By the way, folks, this
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Speaker 1: mosque or Islamic center is literally about ten minutes from
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Speaker 1: the Oyen Studios. I've driven past it many times. I've
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Speaker 1: done a U turn in their parking lot. I know
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Speaker 1: where it's at. And so my point is this is
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Speaker 1: a place that has been breeding hate for over two decades.
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Speaker 1: The aman that runs it and his wife have posted
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Speaker 1: horrific things ever since October seventh about Jews and their
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Speaker 1: hatred for Jews, and so this has been a center.
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Speaker 1: And again I'm not trying to somehow say, oh, yeah,
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Speaker 1: these guys were justified in shooting. No way. Let me
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Speaker 1: reiterate like I said in the beginning, I condemn the violence.
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Speaker 1: No one should be picking up a gun against anybody
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Speaker 1: over their sex, religion, you name it. But this place
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Speaker 1: is not without a horrific past. Sarah, I give that
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Speaker 1: word to you say, I know you got to run. Yeah.
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Speaker 6: I would just like to add to that, Dan, I
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Speaker 6: condemn political violence as well. Do you know who doesn't
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Speaker 6: believers of Islam? It is just a simple fact that
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Speaker 6: believers of Islam do not agree with that. They actually
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Speaker 6: love political violence. They actually that's kind of their thing,
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Speaker 6: is that they come to conquer and if they cannot
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Speaker 6: conquer or once they get enough momentum, your choices are
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Speaker 6: you convert, you submit, or you die. That is according
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Speaker 6: to Islam. So while it is horrific what happened to
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Speaker 6: that place, what could the damage that could have happened
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Speaker 6: had the security guard not acted. That's horrific, But we
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Speaker 6: have to be able to continue to have the conversation
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Speaker 6: in this country that Islam is not compatible with the
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Speaker 6: West and it never will be. Two things can be
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Speaker 6: true at once, and I hope that your viewers can
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Speaker 6: can that can be their takeaway is that two things
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Speaker 6: can be true at once. This was terrible, but we
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Speaker 6: still need to be talking about Islam and the damage
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Speaker 6: that it's doing to this country.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, agreed. And I think once we get and Sarah,
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Speaker 1: I know you got to run and let you go. Randy,
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Speaker 1: I think once we get all of the facts on
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Speaker 1: this actual shooting, I wonder if it'll turn out that
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Speaker 1: it was directed at Islam and that ideology and it
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Speaker 1: was not something else deeper where you had a couple
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Speaker 1: who again, friends are saying they met online, they were dating. Again.
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Speaker 1: This is according to a bunch of folks who went
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Speaker 1: to school with the one kid. I believe it was
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Speaker 1: in Poway, California's where the one clerk kid I think
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Speaker 1: went to school. Again, kids lie, social media lies, but
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Speaker 1: there's a lot of rhetoric on there saying they were
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Speaker 1: in a relationship. They the one was transing, and so
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Speaker 1: I hope that that local authorities And I'm not holding
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Speaker 1: my breath, Randy, because we have a woke police chief here,
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Speaker 1: we have a very woke mayor Todd Glory in San Diego,
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Speaker 1: and a woke city council, and I have a feeling
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Speaker 1: they will want to skew the narrative of why these
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Speaker 1: two young men opened fire and again condemned the violence.
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Speaker 1: So glad no children were hurt. Feel horrible the three
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Speaker 1: adults lost their lives protecting these children. They are heroes
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Speaker 1: no matter who they prayed to or kneel to or whatever.
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Speaker 1: But the bottom line is we need answers on why
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Speaker 1: these two men did it, and immediately having authorities come
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Speaker 1: out within the first hour yesterday and go hate crime
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Speaker 1: against Muslims. I think that was a little premature on
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Speaker 1: the chiefs and the mayor's part, don't you.
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Speaker 5: I was very surprised that the first thing out of
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Speaker 5: their mouths was that this is a hate crime, and
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Speaker 5: they made some other statement about it. So hate crime
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Speaker 5: unless it isn't. I got to tell you, I haven't
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Speaker 5: heard that one before. You know, this is law enforcement
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Speaker 5: needs to be one professional and not put forth any
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Speaker 5: politics when it comes down to reporting like this. These
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Speaker 5: individuals are murderers, pure and simple are They are killers
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Speaker 5: and their motivation behind their crime is something that the
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Speaker 5: public needs to know. And I think that that it
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Speaker 5: is transparency is important here. Despite whereever that transparency leads,
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Speaker 5: there can't be politics involved with this is it is
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Speaker 5: against the law enforcement code of ethics, and it is
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Speaker 5: against it is against the natural progression of an investigation.
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Speaker 5: Let's let the investigation take place and then report on it.
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Speaker 1: Agreed. Agreed, What happened to the old days when kids
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Speaker 1: were crazy and went to a school, they would call
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Speaker 1: it a school shooting to we got all the facts
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Speaker 1: and so that's where I had a big problem was
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Speaker 1: these liberal leaders immediately come out and point the finger
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Speaker 1: that way and again we know the liberals of California
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Speaker 1: love justifying allowing kids to transition as miners, and so
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Speaker 1: I have a feeling it's going to come out that
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Speaker 1: one of them was and they didn't want that fact
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Speaker 1: out there. But we shall see Randy Sutton form a plice,
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Speaker 1: lieutenant over in Vegas and founder of the nonprofit Wounded Blue.
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Speaker 1: And Sarah had to run. But our good friend Sara
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Speaker 1: Gonzalaz check out her show over on Blaze TV Unfiltered
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Speaker 1: with Sara Gonzalez. Thank you, guys, appreciate you. Straight ahead
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19:58
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Speaker 1: I don't know about changing the regime.
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Speaker 7: I could do that, whether.
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Speaker 1: You change your regime or not. You know, it's been
20:07
Speaker 1: a rough regime. They've they've killed a lot of people,
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Speaker 1: but it's a country that really needs help.
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Speaker 3: It has nothing.
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Speaker 2: But we don't want to see that.
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Speaker 1: It has been a mess in Cuba. So after an
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Speaker 1: extremely successful mission down in Venezuela and their communist dictator,
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Speaker 1: the drug lord Nicholas Maduro, President Trump says Cuba could
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Speaker 1: be next. That was him commenting yesterday at the White House.
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Speaker 1: Actually it was earlier today, pardon me. The President said
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Speaker 1: that the Cuban people are suffering due to the long
20:41
Speaker 1: standing communist government, but they might not have to suffer
20:45
Speaker 1: much longer. I wonder what that means. Rolling blackouts have
20:48
Speaker 1: been plaguing in the island. They got fuel and food shortages.
20:52
Speaker 1: The government has decided instead of making a deal with
20:54
Speaker 1: the US to and suffering, they think they can maybe
20:57
Speaker 1: hit us. That doesn't make a lot of sense. So
21:00
Speaker 1: check out this report we're told and this is Axio,
21:04
Speaker 1: so you know this isn't some right wing paper. They
21:08
Speaker 1: say that Cuba is spending money to purchase thousands of
21:11
Speaker 1: drones and that they may attack. Gitt Mo are based
21:15
Speaker 1: down there a Corneaxios. They receive classified intelligence showing that
21:19
Speaker 1: Cuba has acquired more than three hundred military drones from
21:21
Speaker 1: guests who Iran. Do you see why Trump was dismantling
21:25
Speaker 1: stuff down South first and then he hits Iran? This
21:29
Speaker 1: is all connected, folks. Now, they've been discussing using these
21:34
Speaker 1: drones against our base when Tatamo Bay on the island
21:37
Speaker 1: of Cuba. Officials also say that Iranian military advisors are
21:41
Speaker 1: in Havana. Oh yeah, maybe help them out with their
21:45
Speaker 1: tech so they can get ready to hit us on
21:46
Speaker 1: the mainland. These concerns come as the DOJ is prepared
21:50
Speaker 1: to unseal an indictment against ninety four year old former
21:54
Speaker 1: dictator Rol Castro, the brother of the original you know
21:58
Speaker 1: who down there, Fidel, over the shooting down of private
22:02
Speaker 1: aid planes back in the nineteen nineties. However, the current dictator,
22:07
Speaker 1: Manual Diez Canal, is warning of a blood bath if
22:11
Speaker 1: the US attempts to strike the island, saying that threats
22:14
Speaker 1: being made against Cuba by the Trump administration or an
22:17
Speaker 1: international crimes the while his nation has no intentions of
22:21
Speaker 1: aggression against anyone, Cuba has suffered, according to him, at
22:25
Speaker 1: the hands of the US who keeps trying to impose
22:28
Speaker 1: war on the Cuban people. No, my friend, we just
22:31
Speaker 1: want you Siko's gone so people can live in freedom.
22:34
Speaker 1: Secretary of State Marco Ruba, himself a Cuban man, said
22:39
Speaker 1: the administration's goal is to have a prosperous island which
22:42
Speaker 1: is friendly with the United States of America.
22:45
Speaker 5: They kids the US plan, the US plan.
22:47
Speaker 8: Well, I wouldn't tell you exactly what our plan is
22:49
Speaker 8: because I don't want them to know what.
22:50
Speaker 1: Our plan is.
22:50
Speaker 8: But our plan for Cuba is a prosperous future.
22:52
Speaker 3: That's what we want.
22:53
Speaker 8: It's in our national interest and to have a prosperous Cuba,
22:56
Speaker 8: not to have a failed state ninety miles from our shores.
22:59
Speaker 8: So how do you have a prosper state.
23:00
Speaker 1: Where people can succeed?
23:02
Speaker 8: Understand Cubans, you know this.
23:03
Speaker 1: You understand this.
23:04
Speaker 3: As well as I do. Because of where we come from.
23:06
Speaker 8: Cubans are successful everywhere in the world except one place, Cuba,
23:10
Speaker 8: and so that's what we want.
23:11
Speaker 1: We don't want.
23:12
Speaker 8: We want Cubans not to have to leave that island
23:14
Speaker 8: in order to be successful. But they can't because the
23:16
Speaker 8: current model they have is it's not just them, it's broken,
23:19
Speaker 8: it doesn't work and it will never change as long
23:21
Speaker 8: as the people that are there now are running it.
23:23
Speaker 8: They are closed minded, all.
23:25
Speaker 1: Right, Joining me now to weigh in on this new
23:27
Speaker 1: revelation that Cuba all of a sudden got real tough.
23:31
Speaker 1: I think they're messing and poking the bear. Former foreign
23:34
Speaker 1: policy advisor to President Trump, co host of The Global
23:37
Speaker 1: View and author of Deep State Target, My friend George
23:40
Speaker 1: Papadopolis back on the program. All right, George, we've talked
23:43
Speaker 1: about this when President Trump took out mcduro, and you know,
23:47
Speaker 1: all the players on how those South American nations that
23:50
Speaker 1: are dealing with the drug cartels, dealing with Iran, dealing
23:53
Speaker 1: with China are all connected with Iran in the Middle
23:56
Speaker 1: East and then connected to Russia or China or all
23:58
Speaker 1: of them. Trump sees that big picture. He's trying to
24:01
Speaker 1: dismantle that. What do you make of Cuba buying a
24:04
Speaker 1: bunch of drones from Iran and the word is radio
24:08
Speaker 1: officials are down there trying to train them on the tech.
24:10
Speaker 1: I mean, are these drones capable of I would think
24:13
Speaker 1: going the ninety miles from Cuba over to Florida and
24:15
Speaker 1: hitting the mainland if they decide not just to hit
24:18
Speaker 1: our base. Gittmo, Yeah, you know Dan.
24:21
Speaker 9: Since the early nineteenth century, under President James Monroe, who
24:26
Speaker 9: infamously created the Monroe Doctrine, the United States has sought
24:31
Speaker 9: to basically stabilize its presence in the Western hemisphere and
24:36
Speaker 9: to prevent growing threats, similarly to what we're discussing here
24:41
Speaker 9: with Cuba and Venezuela, and of course, obviously the drug
24:46
Speaker 9: cartels in Mexico and the imbalanced trade agreements of the
24:50
Speaker 9: United States has had with countries like Canada, Mexico and others,
24:54
Speaker 9: And of course that's what Greenland was all about. So
24:56
Speaker 9: the Trump administration has really been taking a systematic approach
25:01
Speaker 9: to stabilizing the Western hemisphere by removing threats cartels and
25:06
Speaker 9: narco terrorists from Venezuela all.
25:09
Speaker 7: The way to Mexico.
25:10
Speaker 9: And now a major thorn remains that is ninety miles
25:15
Speaker 9: off of Florida's southern coast, and that's Cuba. Now, this
25:17
Speaker 9: is a very desperate regime that's now resorting to desperate measures.
25:21
Speaker 9: Now they're trying to blackmail the United States by saying
25:24
Speaker 9: that they're going to attack US with drones allowing Iranian.
25:27
Speaker 7: Operators to operate from there.
25:29
Speaker 9: I don't think that's going to happen, Dan, I think
25:31
Speaker 9: there will be an agreement there, there won't be an invasion.
25:34
Speaker 9: And as Marco Rubio just stated, the Cubans will finally
25:38
Speaker 9: have a very prosperous future with the United States allied
25:41
Speaker 9: with them.
25:42
Speaker 1: So where do you think axios? I mean, they're saying
25:44
Speaker 1: this is coming from our intelligence officials. Somebody leaked something
25:48
Speaker 1: which we know how much SECTF I should say, sector
25:51
Speaker 1: your war, Pete Hegseth and the President hate these damn leakers.
25:54
Speaker 1: But if this is true, what are they doing is
25:56
Speaker 1: this is trying to like posturing like, oh, we bought
25:58
Speaker 1: three hundred drones and we're going to hit if you
26:00
Speaker 1: don't make a deal with us. What's this dictator thinking
26:02
Speaker 1: down there?
26:04
Speaker 9: You know they were doing the same thing with the
26:06
Speaker 9: Russians and the Chinese when there were reports that the
26:08
Speaker 9: Chinese were hosts hosting spy installations, or obviously the Soviet
26:13
Speaker 9: Union had its own presence there throughout the Cold War.
26:18
Speaker 9: And now, of course you have this tasset agreement with
26:22
Speaker 9: the Iranians, similarly to the way that Maduro had with
26:26
Speaker 9: the Iranians, where they would allow their terrorist groups and
26:29
Speaker 9: some of these operators operate from But it didn't work
26:31
Speaker 9: out so well for Maduro because he was acting as
26:35
Speaker 9: a direct threat to the United States by having the
26:38
Speaker 9: Iranians and Hesbalon some of these other terrorists organizations and
26:41
Speaker 9: drug cartels operating from there. So this isn't going to
26:45
Speaker 9: bode well for Cuba. This is a failing regime that
26:48
Speaker 9: people are starving, there's an energy crisis, an economic crisis,
26:52
Speaker 9: so they simply don't have the capability to do what
26:56
Speaker 9: I believe is a false report coming out of.
26:59
Speaker 1: XEOS George, even if it's false, I mean, you know,
27:02
Speaker 1: Biden put that twenty five wasn't a million dollar head
27:06
Speaker 1: bounty on Maduro and wanted him gone. If it is
27:10
Speaker 1: indeed true, and they did buy these drones and they're
27:13
Speaker 1: getting trained by the range to potentially attack, could we
27:16
Speaker 1: strike and take him out. I don't mean hitting Cuba,
27:19
Speaker 1: just taking their dictator out and bringing him to America
27:22
Speaker 1: for charges, just like we did with Maduro. Would that
27:25
Speaker 1: be justified If we have the intelligence that says they
27:28
Speaker 1: bought the drones with the intent to hit Gitmo.
27:31
Speaker 9: Well, that's obviously what the preemptive strike is really all about.
27:35
Speaker 9: I mean, that's really what the you know, the so
27:37
Speaker 9: called war on terror made infamous, right, And if we
27:41
Speaker 9: do have intel comprehensive and very you know, you know,
27:46
Speaker 9: real intel that the Cubans are about to hit the
27:49
Speaker 9: United States or its assets, or its people, or even Miami,
27:52
Speaker 9: which you know is in the range of these drones,
27:56
Speaker 9: then absolutely we will be justified similarly the way that
28:00
Speaker 9: we were justified and taking over Venezuela and overthrowing that
28:05
Speaker 9: desk spot down there that was holding his people under
28:08
Speaker 9: an iron thumb while continuously threatening the region and the
28:12
Speaker 9: United States. No one cried over Maduro, and no one's
28:15
Speaker 9: going to cry over the fall of the Cuban regime.
28:17
Speaker 1: Final one, tuya, Let's look at Iran real quick. The
28:20
Speaker 1: President came out and the Vice president today making comments
28:23
Speaker 1: about Iran, the presidents saying we may have to hit
28:26
Speaker 1: them again soon because talks are just a mess. The
28:29
Speaker 1: Vice President said, it's so difficult to negotiate because one
28:32
Speaker 1: hand doesn't know what the other hand's doing. A few
28:35
Speaker 1: seconds left, what do you think is going to happen
28:36
Speaker 1: in Iran, George in the next coming hours your days?
28:40
Speaker 9: I think the President made it very clear that he's
28:42
Speaker 9: going to pause the ballistic missile button against the Iranian
28:46
Speaker 9: regime for the time being, because I think he had
28:47
Speaker 9: tremendous success with the Chinese and the Chinese are now
28:50
Speaker 9: playing ball with the United States to basically curtail the
28:54
Speaker 9: Iranian belligerents in the region and around the world. So
28:58
Speaker 9: keep an eye on how China to States act moving forward,
29:02
Speaker 9: because that was a very important trip that the President
29:04
Speaker 9: just finished.
29:05
Speaker 1: Makes a lot of sense. That's why. Yeah, you get
29:07
Speaker 1: g on your side to help out with the Ran.
29:09
Speaker 1: Don't be hitting and mess up the infrastructure since they
29:12
Speaker 1: rely on getting the oil and natural gas from Iran.
29:14
Speaker 1: Work with China. That's a great point, George, I knew
29:16
Speaker 1: you'd know the inside scoop. Appreciate you so much, Take care,
29:19
Speaker 1: Thanks a Lotdan, Yep. Coming up next another mid term
29:23
Speaker 1: as we speak, voters in Kentucky hitting the polls today.
29:27
Speaker 1: How's it looking for the incumbent mister Massey versus the challenger,
29:31
Speaker 1: mister Gallerrang. We'll talk about it next. For all of
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Speaker 10: President Trump does not need more people in Washington who
30:21
Speaker 10: are trying to make a point, especially from his own party.
30:26
Speaker 10: He needs people willing to help him win, to vote
30:30
Speaker 10: with him when it matters the most, and too often,
30:34
Speaker 10: Thomas Massey has acted like his job is to stand
30:37
Speaker 10: apart from the movement that President Trump leads instead of
30:40
Speaker 10: strengthening it.
30:41
Speaker 1: Oof. The knives have been out for Thomas Massey as
30:44
Speaker 1: he faces the wrath of Republicans in Kentucky's fourth Congressional
30:49
Speaker 1: district who have sided with President Trump over him. Massey
30:53
Speaker 1: has been oh, I would call it a bit of
30:55
Speaker 1: a foreign in President Trump's side. And yes, even the
30:58
Speaker 1: Mega Movement, even though some claimed that him and Marjorie
31:02
Speaker 1: and a couple others are real MAGA and the millions
31:05
Speaker 1: of Americans who support Donald Trump aren't real Mega. These
31:09
Speaker 1: are the same folks that told you MAGA was dead.
31:12
Speaker 1: Even though let's see ask mister Bill Cassidy down in Louisiana,
31:16
Speaker 1: who just lost his bid because Trump endorsed someone else.
31:19
Speaker 1: Asked those five Indiana state senators who lost their gigs
31:22
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks ago. Weeks ago, asked Ken Paxson,
31:25
Speaker 1: who just got the endorsement over John Cornyn. Yeah, Maga's
31:29
Speaker 1: not dead and President Trump's endorsement matters. Now, this all
31:35
Speaker 1: kind of started, and there's a bunch of examples, but
31:37
Speaker 1: we'll name one. Massy voted against the one big beautiful
31:41
Speaker 1: bill That was that massive piece of legislation which gave
31:43
Speaker 1: ICE a lot of money to do their job and
31:45
Speaker 1: kick out all the illegals that Joe led in. By
31:48
Speaker 1: the way, that bill also cut taxes on tips and overtime,
31:54
Speaker 1: and it made the previous Trump tax cuts from his
31:56
Speaker 1: first term in sixteen permanent. Oh, by the way, it
32:00
Speaker 1: also cut over one point three trillion dollars in spending.
32:04
Speaker 1: I guess we forgot all those right, Thomas. Soon after
32:08
Speaker 1: that opposition, if Democrats and Massy has succeeded, ICE would
32:12
Speaker 1: have been defunded. Taxes would have skyrocketed for millions of Americans.
32:16
Speaker 1: But Massey decided to come out and said Epstein files
32:20
Speaker 1: need to be released. Don't worry about doing anything else.
32:23
Speaker 1: And again I don't disagree. Of course, we all want
32:27
Speaker 1: to know who the scumbags were that went to the
32:29
Speaker 1: island and molested and raped young women. Nobody's saying we
32:34
Speaker 1: don't no matter where it goes. But there's also other
32:37
Speaker 1: work you have to do to keep the government funded,
32:40
Speaker 1: to keep things going. And by the way, all you
32:44
Speaker 1: have to do is look at all the endorsements he
32:45
Speaker 1: picked up from radical lefties over the last week. That's
32:48
Speaker 1: what was surprising to me. Literally, Democrats, media organizations, people
32:54
Speaker 1: on the left literally said this guy like farf Democrat
33:00
Speaker 1: California Congressman Roe Conna. Yeah, they've been chewing up for
33:06
Speaker 1: a long time now. When the President followed the law
33:10
Speaker 1: which allowed redactions to protect certain people's names, he claimed
33:15
Speaker 1: that he was covering stuff up. He smeared the president.
33:18
Speaker 1: He said this was like an Epstein administration, right, and
33:21
Speaker 1: he claimed that Republicans and Trump were protecting pedophiles. That's
33:25
Speaker 1: not going to sit very good with the President of
33:27
Speaker 1: United States, Thomas, especially then when you put commercials out
33:31
Speaker 1: claiming that you voted with Trump ninety percent of the
33:34
Speaker 1: time and you're more Magga than him. And you've always
33:37
Speaker 1: endorsed and supported Trump. That's not true. You lied to
33:40
Speaker 1: your voters, your constituents, and according to the polls, and
33:44
Speaker 1: we're going to know real soon. I think it's going
33:46
Speaker 1: to bite you in the butt. Now, this prompted what
33:49
Speaker 1: you heard at the start of this segment. You heard
33:52
Speaker 1: a clip from our Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, who
33:55
Speaker 1: went down to Kentucky yesterday and appeared alongside Massi's Republican opponent,
34:00
Speaker 1: ed Gaalrang, a Navy seal Vet. Hagsath, took time away
34:04
Speaker 1: from his official duties to help campaign for him, saying
34:07
Speaker 1: that Massy engages in too much grand standing while taking
34:11
Speaker 1: too few good votes to justify his continued presence in Congress.
34:16
Speaker 1: Mister Gallrain, he says, is the opposite and has the
34:20
Speaker 1: real courage to be part of the solution and says
34:22
Speaker 1: he will help pass the MAGA agenda. Now, let's talk
34:26
Speaker 1: about the polls and how tight they were going into
34:28
Speaker 1: the race tonight. In the closing stretch, Gallrain pulled, Well,
34:33
Speaker 1: look at the numbers, I'd say quite a bit ahead
34:36
Speaker 1: of an incumbent. Massy originally held a very strong lead
34:40
Speaker 1: for months, but it collapsed. Galrain maintained somewhere around forty
34:45
Speaker 1: eight to forty nine percent and Massey forty three percent.
34:49
Speaker 1: Earlier today, I caught up with Florida Congressman Randy Fine
34:53
Speaker 1: to discuss not only this race, but the midterms and
34:56
Speaker 1: the future of the MAGA America First Movement because there's
34:59
Speaker 1: been so much division within the ranks. Randy, nice to
35:03
Speaker 1: see again, Thanks for coming on. Let's first go to
35:06
Speaker 1: Kentucky and then we'll hit a few other things out there,
35:09
Speaker 1: some redistrict that's going on in some southern states close
35:12
Speaker 1: to you, and also some of the races that are
35:14
Speaker 1: coming up next Tuesday and beyond. But first, let's just
35:17
Speaker 1: get this one out of the way. Your take on
35:20
Speaker 1: Thomas Massey's let me call it like I see it,
35:24
Speaker 1: fall from grace and the grace of President Trump.
35:30
Speaker 11: Well, look, I think he's your typical career politician. When
35:33
Speaker 11: he first got elected, he said he'd only run for
35:36
Speaker 11: three terms. He's now running for his eighth. And I
35:39
Speaker 11: think he started to believe his own exhaust and he
35:42
Speaker 11: started wanting to be liked by the New York Times
35:45
Speaker 11: and the radical left. And so you see that Republicans
35:49
Speaker 11: hate the guy, but the looney.
35:50
Speaker 7: Left loves them. When Roe Kanna is.
35:53
Speaker 11: Talking about you, you know you've got a problem. But
35:56
Speaker 11: the other thing is he's engaged in the.
35:57
Speaker 7: Greatest form of hypocrisy.
35:59
Speaker 11: We talked about the Epstein files, but we actually now
36:02
Speaker 11: need to go and look at the Massy files.
36:04
Speaker 7: We've had an ex.
36:05
Speaker 11: Girlfriend of his come forward and say he pressured a
36:08
Speaker 11: congresswoman to give her a job, and then when they
36:11
Speaker 11: broke up, he pressured that same congresswoman to fire her.
36:14
Speaker 11: These are exactly the sort of creepy behaviors that we
36:17
Speaker 11: learned about with Epstein. And so I think he's everything
36:20
Speaker 11: that's wrong with Washington. He is the swamp, and hopefully
36:23
Speaker 11: tonight his reign in Washington will come to an end.
36:26
Speaker 1: Now, Randy, I know what some ridiculous podcasters and other
36:31
Speaker 1: talk show hosts around this country are going to say.
36:33
Speaker 1: The minute you and I are sitting here on camera
36:36
Speaker 1: trashing mister Massey and you happen to be Jewish, They're
36:40
Speaker 1: going to say, Randy and Dan Ball got paid by
36:43
Speaker 1: Bibby and Israel and the Jews to say this. So
36:46
Speaker 1: let me get this out of the way for all
36:48
Speaker 1: those idiots on the extreme left and the extreme right
36:51
Speaker 1: who espoused this garbage every damn day on their shows
36:55
Speaker 1: and on x Randy. Were you paid by anybody from
36:59
Speaker 1: the Israeli goverman already rich Jew to trash talk mister
37:03
Speaker 1: Massey or to come on my program and do so,
37:06
Speaker 1: not at all.
37:07
Speaker 7: No one has to pay me.
37:08
Speaker 11: Part of the reason I dislike the guy is because
37:11
Speaker 11: I am Jewish and he traffics in anti Semitism. Jews
37:15
Speaker 11: don't need to be paid to dislike Thomas Massey. Thomas
37:19
Speaker 11: Massey makes it very easy to do that for free,
37:22
Speaker 11: and Jewish Americans don't want someone who traffics in jew
37:27
Speaker 11: hate to serve in Congress. Thomas Massey just last Friday
37:31
Speaker 11: said that every dollar that's being spent to take him
37:35
Speaker 11: out is coming from Israel. Well, Jewish Americans who've never
37:39
Speaker 11: been to Israel are giving money to ed Gaal Ryan
37:42
Speaker 11: because they don't want him in Congress and that sort
37:44
Speaker 11: of Jew hate trafficking has no place in our party.
37:48
Speaker 7: So look, Jews dislike Massey.
37:50
Speaker 11: It isn't because they're paid, It's because Thomas Massey makes
37:53
Speaker 11: it really easy to dislike him.
37:55
Speaker 1: And everybody complains about the billions that America gives to Israel.
37:59
Speaker 1: Didn't Bibbil Week go on the record and literally say
38:02
Speaker 1: he doesn't want the three point eight billion that we
38:04
Speaker 1: set aside every year for Israel. He said, keep it.
38:06
Speaker 1: We don't need the money anymore.
38:08
Speaker 7: That is what he said.
38:09
Speaker 11: And he said that because he wants to eliminate this
38:12
Speaker 11: argument that jew haters like Thomas Massey use and other
38:15
Speaker 11: people use. Israel used to need our money. They were
38:18
Speaker 11: a poor country for a long time. Now it's one
38:20
Speaker 11: of the wealthiest countries in the world, fueled by innovation
38:24
Speaker 11: from the brilliant Jewish minds that are inventing many of
38:27
Speaker 11: the technologies that the jew haters use every day. So
38:32
Speaker 11: I think these are people who are just broken. I
38:34
Speaker 11: think Thomas Massey's fundamentally a broken person. And again he's
38:38
Speaker 11: got no place in Congress. And hopefully by the time
38:41
Speaker 11: the night is over, his time in Congress will be
38:43
Speaker 11: coming to an end.
38:44
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're going to know that very shortly. By the way,
38:46
Speaker 1: I spoke with that woman Cynthia West at lengths almost
38:49
Speaker 1: a half hour conversation last week. I got to say
38:51
Speaker 1: my opinion, I believe the woman's story, totally believe her story.
38:55
Speaker 1: That's my opinion.
38:57
Speaker 11: She approached me a year ago and actually at a
38:59
Speaker 11: republican An event in Florida and told me many of
39:02
Speaker 11: the same claims that she's making now.
39:04
Speaker 7: I didn't go public with them out of respect for her.
39:08
Speaker 11: You know, I have more respect for the victims of
39:10
Speaker 11: Thomas Massey than Thomas Massey seems to have for the
39:13
Speaker 11: victims of Jeffrey Epstein. So you know, he believes they
39:16
Speaker 11: should be named and humiliated and embarrassed. Maybe it's because
39:19
Speaker 11: he's got these these i'd call them skeletons. Maybe I
39:23
Speaker 11: should call them pine cones in his closet.
39:25
Speaker 1: Oh, okay, I've heard about that. If you don't know
39:28
Speaker 1: the reference, go online, folks. Let's switch gears. President Trump
39:32
Speaker 1: came out today and finally, and I was waiting for
39:34
Speaker 1: this one, endorsed my friend the man. I endorsed ages
39:37
Speaker 1: ago for Senate Ken Paxton down in Texas over the
39:41
Speaker 1: incumbent John Cornyn. I only got a point to Louisiana
39:44
Speaker 1: and the result of that election of the night where
39:46
Speaker 1: Bill Cassidy lost his bid and he was the incumbent Rhino.
39:51
Speaker 1: Don't go against Trump. I would think that John corn
39:54
Speaker 1: is sweating bullets right now. And of course, as usual,
39:57
Speaker 1: the Murkowski's in the columns of the Senate, the rhino
40:00
Speaker 1: in the Senate, Republicans they call themselves, are out lambasting Trump,
40:04
Speaker 1: all upset that he backed Ken Paxton. I for one,
40:06
Speaker 1: am not Randy.
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Speaker 11: Your thoughts, well, Look, this is Donald Trump's Republican Party.
40:11
Speaker 7: We all get to work in it.
40:12
Speaker 11: And no endorsement in American history has been more powerful
40:16
Speaker 11: than that of Donald Trump. It's why I'm in Congress.
40:19
Speaker 11: I'm honored to have been endorsed by President Trump in
40:22
Speaker 11: three different elections in two years. The first two I won.
40:25
Speaker 11: I'm going to win this one as well. But President
40:28
Speaker 11: Trump is the quarterback of the team. He is the leader,
40:31
Speaker 11: and politics should be a team sport. And when your
40:35
Speaker 11: captain has an agenda that the American people voted for
40:38
Speaker 11: and you have a very narrow majority, people should be
40:41
Speaker 11: supporting the quarterback. What we have is people on the
40:44
Speaker 11: team who want to run to the sidelines every time
40:47
Speaker 11: the quarterback calls a play.
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Speaker 7: And that's why those people all need to go.
40:51
Speaker 1: I totally agree. I wish please people in those states
40:55
Speaker 1: where we got these rhinos like the Murkowski's, the Collins
40:57
Speaker 1: and the rest. Can we please when they're up in
40:59
Speaker 1: a few years you primary them so we can get
41:02
Speaker 1: on with business. Randy, thanks for coming on. Appreciate it.
41:06
Speaker 1: I won't be waiting for my check from you because
41:08
Speaker 1: we don't do that here. Thank you, Anie, good to
41:11
Speaker 1: see you. Take care all right. Straight ahead after the break,
41:15
Speaker 1: the judge in the case of the alleged murderer, this
41:19
Speaker 1: clown Luigi Mangioni, who they say walked up and shot
41:23
Speaker 1: that CEO in the back of the head. Well, the
41:25
Speaker 1: judge now has excluded some of the evidence from his
41:27
Speaker 1: backpack in the trial because of the way cops conducted
41:31
Speaker 1: the search. So could that get him off? Let's hope not.
41:35
Speaker 1: And you got to see what some of the crazy
41:36
Speaker 1: fangirls were saying out in front of the courtroom yesterday
41:40
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42:27
Speaker 1: Welcome back, an update for you. Now, old Luigi Mangioni
42:31
Speaker 1: had another trial date. The judge agreed now to block
42:34
Speaker 1: certain pieces of crucial evidence from the trial. That sound good. Yesterday,
42:41
Speaker 1: the alleged killer found himself back in court for the
42:43
Speaker 1: shooting of Brian Thompson, the United Healthcare CEO. The judge
42:48
Speaker 1: have now blocked prosecutors from using some of the evidence
42:51
Speaker 1: that was found in his backpack when he was detained
42:55
Speaker 1: out of Pennsylvania McDonald's. Now, we're trying to confirm exactly
42:59
Speaker 1: what they are, but here's what it sounds like. A
43:02
Speaker 1: loaded magazine, his cell phone, a passport, and his wallet
43:09
Speaker 1: which also had a computer chip in it. However, the
43:13
Speaker 1: judge says he is allowing the three D printed gun
43:17
Speaker 1: and a journal found in the backpack presented to jurors.
43:22
Speaker 1: So what could this mean for the prosecution for his defense,
43:27
Speaker 1: what's the jury going to see here? And think about
43:29
Speaker 1: this and how did police bungle this one? I don't
43:35
Speaker 1: get it, So joining me now to weigh in former
43:39
Speaker 1: head New Jersey County prosecutor and criminal defense attorney or
43:42
Speaker 1: pell Bob byankey back on the program. Bob, you know
43:45
Speaker 1: the law, you know the rules search and seizure. Here's
43:48
Speaker 1: the deal here, and I get it. You gotta have
43:50
Speaker 1: a warrant, and I'm big on no overreach from law enforcement.
43:54
Speaker 1: But here's my question. Cop shows up and correct me
43:58
Speaker 1: if I'm wrong. You get a phone call from somebody
44:00
Speaker 1: inside that McDonald's, going I think that guy that shot
44:03
Speaker 1: somebody in cold blood in the head is sitting in
44:05
Speaker 1: my McDonald's. Can you come here? And I think it
44:08
Speaker 1: was a female officer right shows up and this is
44:11
Speaker 1: the guy that matched the description. I take him in a
44:12
Speaker 1: cust that he's got a backpack. Aren't you allowed to
44:14
Speaker 1: search it to make sure there's no bombs or weapons
44:17
Speaker 1: they could get to hurt the cop or the public.
44:19
Speaker 1: How can the judge go, Okay, it was illegal search
44:22
Speaker 1: and seizure, so I'm gonna let some of the items
44:24
Speaker 1: in but not the other items. This one's weird to me.
44:27
Speaker 3: Please explain this is this is a great question. This
44:30
Speaker 3: is like go to law school kind of question here.
44:32
Speaker 1: So you did me when?
44:34
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, So, as you know, and let's make it
44:38
Speaker 3: more complicated. There's federal search and sizure law and state
44:41
Speaker 3: search and sizure law. Says, you know, the judge in
44:44
Speaker 3: federal court has ruled all of this is admissible. It
44:47
Speaker 3: all comes in because pursuit the federal case law. There's
44:51
Speaker 3: a rationale and a justification for it. But states have
44:54
Speaker 3: the ability to make police work even more difficult, and
44:58
Speaker 3: that is New York, New Jersey world I'm from. They
45:00
Speaker 3: give more rights to the defendant. So, as you noted,
45:04
Speaker 3: in these states you have to have a warrant in
45:06
Speaker 3: order to see something. However, there's a thing called an
45:09
Speaker 3: exception to the warrant requirement, and you're kind of right
45:12
Speaker 3: where it's at where prosecutors are saying, look, there was
45:15
Speaker 3: a certain amount of due diligence we had to do
45:18
Speaker 3: to make sure that there was no bombs, no weapons,
45:20
Speaker 3: no guns, no nothing to protect us. What the judge
45:23
Speaker 3: here ruled, though, whether you like it or not, is
45:26
Speaker 3: that when they took the backpack away, that safety danger
45:30
Speaker 3: was over. Because Mangioni did not have control over the backpack,
45:34
Speaker 3: so anything that they had searched prior to going to
45:37
Speaker 3: police headquarters is going to be thrown out. I'll just
45:40
Speaker 3: go one step further. The judge found an exception to
45:42
Speaker 3: the warrant requirement when they got back to headquarters and
45:45
Speaker 3: they inventory searched it, because that's an exception to the
45:49
Speaker 3: warrant requirement. So she rather the judge rather in this
45:52
Speaker 3: particular case in the state, judge said the gun and
45:55
Speaker 3: the manifesto are admissible as an exception to the warrant requirement.
46:00
Speaker 3: Let's put it down the brass tax here. That's the
46:02
Speaker 3: bottom line. Prosecutors want those two pieces of evidence. That's
46:06
Speaker 3: what's crucial for their case.
46:07
Speaker 1: But here's my thing, Bob, what's on that computer chip
46:10
Speaker 1: he felt with such a big deal, right, the little
46:12
Speaker 1: thumb drive thing or whatever he had in his wallet.
46:15
Speaker 1: Could that have more stuff incriminating him or other plans
46:20
Speaker 1: or I don't know. I just to me, it's kind
46:22
Speaker 1: of let me use the phrase half asked, right, And
46:25
Speaker 1: I get the law. And again, I don't want cops
46:28
Speaker 1: ever abusing their power and searching me if they're not
46:31
Speaker 1: allowed to, or my vehicle or my contents. But again,
46:33
Speaker 1: you had a guy wanted for murder. One he's on
46:37
Speaker 1: video shooting somebody in cold blood in the back of
46:40
Speaker 1: the head. And the gun which you found is fine.
46:44
Speaker 1: But then because you searched it later, none of that's fine.
46:48
Speaker 1: I get it. I get it. It's the law and
46:50
Speaker 1: the books in that state.
46:53
Speaker 3: Hey listen, when I was prosecutor, I had a fight
46:56
Speaker 3: all the time with the cop side. We had the
46:57
Speaker 3: lawyer's side on the cop side, because I was always
46:59
Speaker 3: telling them, if you have to sneeze near a client,
47:02
Speaker 3: get a warrn, get a warn get a warned, because
47:05
Speaker 3: we just don't want this to happen. But I gotta
47:08
Speaker 3: be fair through these cops. I've been actually pretty critical
47:10
Speaker 3: of them. But when I heard the judge's decision, I
47:12
Speaker 3: think these guys tried to do the right thing, even
47:14
Speaker 3: though they boxed it up a little bit. But you know,
47:16
Speaker 3: we have that constitution right either way.
47:18
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, And that's why I say, Look, I don't
47:20
Speaker 1: want to ever give because let's be real, there's always
47:23
Speaker 1: some bad apples in every profession, and you get some
47:25
Speaker 1: cops they do abuse their power, and so sometimes there
47:28
Speaker 1: is illegal search and seizure and that should never happen.
47:31
Speaker 1: But again, when you don't know what's in a bag
47:33
Speaker 1: and you're taking a guy in that just shot somebody
47:35
Speaker 1: in the back of the head, I want to not
47:37
Speaker 1: just search him, but I'm searching everything to make sure
47:40
Speaker 1: I don't get killed or blown up. Final one to you,
47:42
Speaker 1: I just wanted people to see this. There has become
47:45
Speaker 1: this cult following of this Mangione guy. I guess because
47:48
Speaker 1: he's an attractive young man, right, and so there are
47:50
Speaker 1: crazy people out there that hate big pharma and big
47:53
Speaker 1: medicine so much. And I'm no fan of big medicine
47:56
Speaker 1: and big pharma at all. If you watch this show,
47:58
Speaker 1: you know it, Bob. But this is discussed thing. I
48:00
Speaker 1: just want to roll real quick and get your thoughts
48:02
Speaker 1: on the back end. I'll let you run rolling. His
48:04
Speaker 1: children are better off without him.
48:06
Speaker 5: They need to learn to not mean like their dad
48:08
Speaker 5: and enjoyed the blood money pit?
48:13
Speaker 1: Was that? What was that?
48:15
Speaker 3: I didn't get that.
48:15
Speaker 7: What you said I'm standing on this is Ryan Thompson.
48:19
Speaker 7: I don't give a blind Millions of.
48:21
Speaker 1: Americans liked it. Millions of Americans suffer every single day.
48:27
Speaker 1: Last I thought that was when I come to a pulquer.
48:30
Speaker 1: We had a literal infantly Hitselah because of how negligent
48:34
Speaker 1: of her health insurance was.
48:36
Speaker 9: She died.
48:37
Speaker 1: An infant died.
48:39
Speaker 8: So if you guys are okay with someone like Ryan
48:41
Speaker 8: Thompson's being around and that being a part of our society, that.
48:45
Speaker 6: Says more about you as a person, because you look
48:47
Speaker 6: absolutely monsterous defending someone like that participates in social murder.
48:52
Speaker 7: That's what we're mad.
48:55
Speaker 5: Social murder.
48:56
Speaker 4: Teach Remisebule for more deaths than Osama bin Laden. And
48:59
Speaker 4: I remember Americans celebrating Glenn Osama bin Laden was killed.
49:04
Speaker 1: It's not like we don't.
49:05
Speaker 4: Understand heroic violence or like when violence so good, there's.
49:13
Speaker 1: A that's like as American as America got. I mean,
49:17
Speaker 1: why do we protect the Second Amendment so much to
49:19
Speaker 1: say to allow.
49:20
Speaker 4: People to shoot up skills or is it a.
49:25
Speaker 1: Wow fangirls? Actually I see shaking her head supporting saying, well,
49:30
Speaker 1: he's a CEO of a big health company, so he's
49:33
Speaker 1: responsible for mass murder when they don't fill people's request,
49:37
Speaker 1: you know, for their meds or for their healthcare. So
49:39
Speaker 1: he deserves to die like that that's justifiable. And by
49:43
Speaker 1: the way, those fangirls had press passes somehow, and it's
49:48
Speaker 1: in New York, right. Somehow, in New York, the court
49:50
Speaker 1: system decided to make some wacko liberals that think it's
49:53
Speaker 1: okay to shoot people journalists just your final thought, bub.
49:58
Speaker 3: My father thought is that this is despicable commentary and
50:03
Speaker 3: thought process. It's actually frightening to me more than you
50:07
Speaker 3: want to think of your own despicability. Go have at it,
50:10
Speaker 3: But this is such a sad commentary about what's going
50:14
Speaker 3: on in our country. I don't care whether you're on
50:16
Speaker 3: the right or on the left or anywhere in between
50:19
Speaker 3: to think that it's okay to have another person fire
50:22
Speaker 3: from behind you, coward another human being in cold blood,
50:26
Speaker 3: and justifying it for whatever reason it is said. And
50:28
Speaker 3: as a prosecutor, I'll tell you this is probably the
50:31
Speaker 3: biggest concern I have in the case, is that I
50:33
Speaker 3: get one out of twelve jurors that thinks like this,
50:38
Speaker 3: and I'm going to be fighting like hell to a
50:40
Speaker 3: hung jury. But it's really a sad commentary on the
50:43
Speaker 3: decay of our society.
50:45
Speaker 1: Totally agree, Bob, and I also think it could create
50:48
Speaker 1: repeat offenders, copycats. That's the scary part when they see
50:52
Speaker 1: women out there going yay, good for you. Hey, we
50:55
Speaker 1: killed Hitler because he was killing people. Well, healthcare people
50:58
Speaker 1: kill people, so it's okay to kill I mean, this
51:01
Speaker 1: mindset has got to stop. It's because certain people in
51:05
Speaker 1: our society have dehumanized others by calling them names. That's
51:09
Speaker 1: why folks didn't care about Charlie Kirk getting murdered. That's
51:12
Speaker 1: why folks didn't care about Donald trumping shot at two
51:14
Speaker 1: three times. This is disgusting. It's got to end. I
51:17
Speaker 1: agree with you, Bob, Thank you so much.
51:18
Speaker 3: Appreciate my pleasure.
51:19
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