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50 - HUNTER PARDONED, TARIFFS, MEXICO, AND DEPORTATIONS · World Ablaze with George Fontes

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let's get on with the show here. Again, this is episode 50, the big 5-0. I told you we'd finally
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hit this episode number, but you know what's crazy is we take a Thanksgiving break. We have a nice,
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nice Thanksgiving with our family, our friends, whoever's important to you in your life.
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we take the weekend, we have libation, smoke cigars, we have football, or whatever you like
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to do. But regardless, here I am Monday, and I'll tell you what a Monday it is. Because over the
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weekend, over the Thanksgiving break into Monday, I mean, we have war in Syria. The U.S. is reported
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as using A-10 warthogs to mow down people over there in support of the efforts.
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Zelensky grows a pair of balls and he's challenging Putin even more.
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Oh, China goes ahead and threatens the US in regards to supplying weapons and missile
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defense systems to Taiwan.
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We have that as well.
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Trump, I guess, I didn't really look into this, but I heard, I'm going to admit, I heard that he apparently is threatening the Middle East,
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stating that if the hostage situation isn't fixed there, and comes to a resolution that the Middle East is in, well, big trouble.
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Big trouble.
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And domestically, what else is going on?
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Oh, yeah, we still have mayors claiming that they will do everything in their power, even to the point of inciting violence.
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by gathering police forces and volunteers to stand up to the U.S. government and their agencies
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so that they can't deport illegal aliens from their cities and states.
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So, willingly and openly admitting that they're, well, just committing treason against the U.S. government.
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Whatever, we'll see how far that goes.
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People are complaining about how expensive their avocado toast is going to be because of tariffs that are,
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So, well, that will be imposed by Trump against Mexico.
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I'll get into that a little bit later.
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But the big story, the big story that everyone's talking about,
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regardless of what's going on around the world,
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and I'll admit, the last few episodes,
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I've been heavy into the geopolitical events that have been going on.
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And I'm going to bring it back a little bit domestically again now.
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Let's talk about the domestic politics that's happening.
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But aside from the avocado toast debacle here,
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Biden, President Biden, Joseph Biden, pardons his son, Hunter Biden, of all crimes, of all crimes, all federal crimes.
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And it's not that he pardons his son.
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Listen, I personally don't care about the pardon.
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Everyone's jumping up and down about it.
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Democrats are losing their mind over it because this was one of the major sticking points that they had.
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the last holdout, the last bastion of moral superiority that they had over the right,
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over the Republicans, and that Joe Biden, damn it, cares about justice, cares about democracy,
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cares about America, and made a firm stand early on that he would not pardon his son under any
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circumstance because he believes in justice and truth in the American way. And the Democrat
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Party and all the far-left people, whatever you want to call them, would always be like,
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yeah, look, look, look.
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See, we care about democracy.
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We care about America.
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We care about justice.
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We're not above the law.
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Nobody's above the law.
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Fuck Trump.
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Fuck Trump and everything that he does and stands for.
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Fuck that guy.
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He's not above the law, and Biden doesn't believe anyone should be above law, and that's why
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he won't even pardon his whole son.
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In fact, I remember when I have a little mashup here of a video where the White House press secretary herself was constantly questioned on this multiple times, multiple times.
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In fact, there are multiple questions being asked about whether or not Biden would pardon his son.
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And the answers have been no.
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In fact, there's a lot of no's.
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Why don't you go ahead and take a listen to this.
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Second one, would the president pardon or commute his son if he's convicted?
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So I've answered this question before.
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It was asked of me not too long ago, a couple of weeks ago, and I was very clear, and I said no.
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Let me go back to the first question of the briefing.
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I know you said not a lot has changed since yesterday and that it's a personal matter,
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but from a presidential perspective, is there any possibility that the president would end up pardoning his son?
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No.
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You've also said several times that the president would not pardon or commute the census for his son, Hunter.
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I just want to make sure that that is not going to change over the next six months.
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The president's saying it would not.
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It's still a no.
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It's still a no.
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It will always be a no.
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It's still a no.
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It will be a no.
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It is a no.
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And I don't have anything else to add.
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Will he pardon his son?
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No.
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No, no, never.
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We're not going to do that.
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Because I believe in truth, justice, and the American way.
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So says Joe Biden and the White House.
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Well, then what the fuck happened?
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Why did he change his mind?
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Well, Biden's on his way out.
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Trump is the president-elect come January 20th.
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Trump will be the actual president of the United States.
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And in light of everything that's been happening,
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especially surrounding all of his cabinet picks and his appointees,
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and one in particular, Kash Patel, his pick for director of the FBI.
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Well, I believe that because of all of this, that Joe Biden decided,
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you know what, I better fucking take care of this before my son is thrown away in jail.
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And I think that's what really happened.
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And a lot of people were saying, well, what father wouldn't pardon their son?
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And that's a fair argument and a fair point in and of itself.
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Of course, nobody wants to see their son go to jail, imprisoned,
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or I believe it was charges that would put him away for 20 years or more.
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But I think everyone's missing the point, missing the point about the pardoning of itself.
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because the pardon itself, listen, it dates back all the way to 2014.
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Joe Biden went ahead and wrote this pardon to dismiss anything that Hunter Biden was involved in,
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charged with, potentially charged for, all the way back to 2014 up to December 1st, 2024.
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Now, I want you all to remember those dates because that's important here.
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That's important here.
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Listen, did we care?
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Does America really care that Hunter Biden, I mean, do we care about his involvement with
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guns, hookers, and blow?
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Do we really?
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Do we really?
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I mean, doing drugs, understood.
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You know, it's still a federal crime.
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I get it.
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Many of the drugs that he was doing was definitely illegal.
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But we also have to look at the fact that he wasn't selling them.
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They've never walked in and seen any evidence of where he was, you know,
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he was intending to distribute and make money on drugs.
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It wasn't selling them.
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He was using them.
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Yes, they were still illegal.
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And the drug charges he was convicted of previously,
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and he was in, supposed to be in, I believe it was probation on.
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I believe.
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I could be wrong there.
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But I do know that the gun charges is what they really were trying to push.
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Because as a drug user and a previous convicted person in relation to drug use, you're not allowed to purchase and own a gun.
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Now, do we believe that using all the resources of the Department of Justice, the way they did to convict Hunter Biden, that everything was really about the gun charge?
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If you believe that, I got to tell you, I hate to break it to you, but you're naive.
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It was never about the gun charge.
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See, the whole thing about the gun charge
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and why they were adamant about putting Hunter Biden away
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was so that he would be behind bars.
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So they had him on the inside.
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What they really wanted and what they were really going after
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was the involvement of Hunter Biden and his family
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in their influence peddling scheme.
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Now that's what they wanted.
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they were after everything surrounding the influence peddling scheme.
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Remember the Hunter Biden laptop that held all the evidence,
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all the evidence against the Biden crime family for their influence peddling scheme.
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Now, they weren't going to publicly put that on trial quite yet
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because there's too much in there that implicated too many people involved.
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But this gun charge that they were going after him for would have put him in custody,
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would have put him behind bars, and it would have allowed them to further question him
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and dive into that whole nefarious scheme they had going.
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And going back to the dates of the pardon that was written all the way back to January 1st of 2014,
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why does that matter? Why does that matter?
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because of what I was just talking about earlier
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when it comes to the influence peddling scheme
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that was going on with the Biden crime family.
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And I'll keep calling them the crime family
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because I can, because it's true.
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And in rebut to that,
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every far-left Democrat party person, I should say,
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and Democrat pundit and leftist media outlet would go,
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you can't talk to me about Biden pardoning
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his son convicted of felonies
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when you elected a 34-count felon
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to run the country.
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Well, listen, I don't want to take another two hours
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trying to educate you on those fake felony charges
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in that bullshit case.
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Again, I've already done that.
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Do your own research.
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Do a deep dive.
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Stop living on the surface of the information
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and the headlines that are flashing in front of you Why don you just do a little bit of research on how they went about trying to make that stick and then apply it to yourself because it easily could have been you
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because it really came down to
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how expenses were written in a ledger.
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I'll just leave that one there.
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But moving on to the Biden crime family,
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you see, the thing is,
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they have a lot of evidence against Biden,
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against Hunter Biden's involvement.
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in this influence penalty scheme
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and a lot of eyewitness testimony
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that implicates Joe Biden's involvement,
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willing involvement.
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You see, even if you just go to oversight.house.gov,
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a government oversight committee,
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an actual government website,
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it outlines everything that they have
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dating all the way back, I believe,
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even before 2014, back to 2011.
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Don't forget that Hunter Biden was working with his dad to sell influence and information.
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This could literally be considered treasonous against the country of the United States.
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But their involvement involves billionaire business people from Mexico to the Hunter Biden involvement of collecting a multi-million dollar salary from Burisma, the Ukrainian company, and the other corrupt dealings that were going on in the Ukraine with the Biden crime family.
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also involves China and deals for large sums of money.
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It's all in this report.
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It's all in this report.
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It's all there outlined.
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I mean, I'll just take this one right here, for example.
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June 30th of 2020, FD1023 form contains allegations that the then vice president,
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Joe Biden, allegedly engaged in an extortion scheme where he was paid $5 million
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in exchange for certain actions.
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It has pictures of the documents right here in the testimony,
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and you can click on that link, and you can go ahead and read all that.
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Here's another one right here.
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That's in the report.
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Hunter's pitch to Chinese investors was the access to his father, Joe Biden,
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in September of 2011, while his father was vice president.
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See, he wasn't president.
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This is all while he was vice president.
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So Hunter was pitching to the Chinese investors that he can give them access to his father, Joe Biden.
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Let me see.
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What else do we got here?
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On August 30th, 2017, Hunter Biden claimed the Bidens are the best I know at doing exactly what the chairman wants from this partnership.
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Please, let's not quibble over peanuts.
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The chairman is Yi Xiaming, is a Chinese billionaire tied to a CCP intelligence gathering agency.
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Ye stated that CEFC China's visionary is to obtain overseas resources and serve the national strategy.
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So there's your China involvement.
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Look, there's a lot here.
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Oh, and in February of 2014, then Vice President Joe Biden dined with oligarchs from Russia and Kazakhstan
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who funneled millions of dollars to Hunter Biden and his business associates.
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I'm just saying, this is what they were after.
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And this is what I read was just little pieces.
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Like just give me a little taste here.
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You got to really go into this.
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You can go to oversight.house.gov.
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I'm sorry, oversight.house.gov.
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Apologies for that.
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Man, I was getting a little tongue tied there.
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And you can see everything.
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And what I'm going to do is I'm just going to put this link in the show notes
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so that you yourself can click on it and you can go through this yourself.
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So there's that.
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And what else is there?
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Oh, what about this? I'll leave this link as well. How about the judiciaryhouse.gov? How about that? See, they uncovered information that there were CIA contractors that colluded with Joe Biden to discredit Hunter Biden's laptop story. That's right. CIA contractors worked with Biden to suppress the Biden laptop story and to discredit it.
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So, again, why is this pardon a big deal?
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Because it's a sweeping pardon that goes all the way back to 2014, the time periods in which they have evidence against Hunter Biden, his father, Joe Biden, and the rest of their family for being involved in peddling influence with the Chinese, with Mexican billionaires, with Ukrainian diplomats and businesses.
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is, I mean, there was a plethora of evidence against him. This is what matters. Now, a lot
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of people are saying with this pardon that Hunter Biden loses his Fifth Amendment rights. Now,
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I looked into that a little bit. I wasn't really sure about it, but from what I can tell, and I'm
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going to read this excerpt from News Nation, and this isn't the only place I found this. I just
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happened to bring this article up just because it was outlined pretty well and easy for me to
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get right to the point. But the question was asked, does Hunter Biden still have Fifth Amendment
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rights? In this article, they explain Hunter Biden still has his Fifth Amendment rights against
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self-incrimination when it comes to any state charges or potential future charges that don't
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fall under the purview of Joe Biden's pardon trial, attorney John Fishwick told News Nation.
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However, since he is essentially immune from any charges during a 10-year period,
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he no longer needs to assert his Fifth Amendment rights,
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and that opens the door for him to be called upon in investigations of others, including his father.
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So, he doesn't lose his rights.
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They just no longer apply, Fishwick said, calling the situation uncharted territory.
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The Fifth Amendment protects individuals from self-incrimination,
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which is the act of providing information that could be used against them in a criminal case.
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So that being said, he doesn't have to testify against himself,
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obviously give information that would incriminate him,
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but he's already been pardoned, so that doesn't matter.
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So he could still now be called to testify against his father and his family,
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as well as his other business associates that were involved in this influence peddling scheme.
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So I'm trying to understand the strategy here in Joe Biden pardoning his son.
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I get that he was scared.
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Look, Trump's now in office.
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He's made it very clear in the past that he would go after his political opponents in retribution for what they did to him.
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And they're scared to hell that Kash Patel is his pick for FBI director because Kash Patel does not fuck around.
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He is just, he's going to just go after it and he doesn't care.
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So maybe Biden got scared, but did he think this through?
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Did he think about the fact that now Hunter Biden can't just pull the Fifth Amendment and not testify,
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even though he is involved in this influence peddling scheme?
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No, he can't.
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It doesn't matter because regardless of what he says, he's not going to go to jail.
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Anyway, he's immune.
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He's pardoned.
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But everyone else involved is not immune.
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And so now Hunter Biden becomes a major witness to this influence-peddling scheme.
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So while everybody's crying and screaming on social media about this pardon and the left
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is saying, fuck you MAGA motherfuckers, or how dare you try to tell us about moral high
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ground when you have a 34-count felon as a president.
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You know what?
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That's not what this is all about.
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And if that's what you're stuck on, I'm sorry, but you're just low information, idiots.
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I just got to say it.
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You are.
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The bigger picture in all this is Hunter Biden is now, if called for questioning, is a key
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witness and must now testify against his father and any other person involved in the influence
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peddling schemes.
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You see, it was never about the guns and the hookers and the blow.
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Believe me, it really wasn't.
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It was about this laptop.
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It was about the Biden crime family's involvement in an influence and information peddling scheme.
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Now, let's discuss the over-so-important rising price of your avocado toast.
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The kicking, the screaming, the gnashing of teeth when it comes to the price of avocados possibly going up
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as Trump threatens sweeping tariffs against Mexico in response to their complicitness
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in the amount of illegal immigrants that are just flooding in over our borders
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and, of course, the drugs that are coming into our country.
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Mexico will not take responsibility.
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Look, is it Mexico's responsibility to stop the immigrants from coming into the U.S.?
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I'm not really quite sure it is their responsibility.
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although the United States has asked for help more than once throughout the years regarding this.
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And recently, well, especially under Biden's administration for the last three and a half,
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four years, we've seen a huge influx of immigrants.
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And guess what? It's not just people from Mexico.
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In fact, the majority aren't even from Mexico that are coming in over illegally.
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It is people from South America, Somalia, India, Kenya, China.
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I mean, you name it.
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These people that are coming in across Mexico's southern border, taking the treacherous trip all the way up through the southern border of Mexico, all the way up into the northern part of Mexico, and then crossing our border.
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So, while Mexico may be hands-off and saying, hey, it's not a responsibility, we're not the ones forcing these people over here, we're not supporting it, you aren't controlling your southern border either.
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You see large caravans of illegal immigrants, quite technically, invading your own country,
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and you're not even stopping that from happening.
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You know why you're not?
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Because you know they don't want to stay in your country.
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They are just traveling through to cross the U.S. border to come into our country illegally.
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So you could throw your hands up and you could claim, hey, Mexicans aren't, we're not the
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problem.
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We're not the problem.
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We're not in support of this.
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Well, you kind of are.
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You kind of are.
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You're not even controlling your own southern border
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and stopping people from entering your own country illegally.
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You're willingly letting this happen.
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You're a willing participant, quite literally.
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You know exactly where these people are coming.
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It's not a small group of people.
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I mean, we've seen the videos.
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It's thousands of people in a large caravan, traveling together,
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going all the way through Mexico, the entire country of Mexico, it seems,
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just to get to our borders.
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So, no, you can't just throw your hands up and act as if it's not your problem.
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You not the issue here We are doing all we can No you quite literally not So Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum pushes back on Trump threat of tariffs And I have a clip here of her response
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And I got this video, I got it off YouTube, but it's from DW News. And let's play this
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real quick. Let's hear what she had to say.
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Now, the Mexican president, Claudia Sheinbaum, has suggested that her country could retaliate against tariffs proposed by the U.S. president-elect Donald Trump with its own import taxes.
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Sheinbaum also warned of dire economic consequences for both sides.
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Trump has threatened to impose 25 percent import duties on Mexico and on Canada unless they clamp down on migrants and drugs crossing the border.
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Now Shane Baum said Mexico had already done a lot to stem the flow of migrants and that U.S. demand is responsible for the flow of drugs.
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Mexico and Canada are America's top trading partners.
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Now Mexico's president argued that tariffs would hurt both countries and especially U.S. companies based in Mexico.
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after one tariff will come another and another until we put our common businesses at risk
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for example mexico's main exporters to the united states a general motors
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stellantis and ford motor company which came to mexico 80 years ago why put a tax on them
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that puts them at risk.
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It's not acceptable
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and would cause inflation and job losses
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in both the U.S. and Mexico.
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All right, so let's respond to that.
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Firstly, I'm going to go over the exports
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from the U.S. and Mexico,
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exports and imports to each other, basically back and forth.
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But she brings up that two of the most major players that could be hurt are two U.S. automakers,
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U.S. companies, by the way.
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You see, what happened is, given all the sanctions against China and the fact they kept stealing
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technologies and using it for their own purposes, U.S. automakers looked to Mexico as a viable
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option to build their own manufacturing plants.
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Now, she wants to talk about how it's going to hurt jobs.
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Not taking care of your southern border and being complicit in the mass illegal migration
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into the United States is also taking jobs from Americans.
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It's hurting the U.S. economy.
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We're already getting hurt by this.
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We can't support them.
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We just can't.
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And Mexico's stance is it's going to hurt jobs.
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It's going to hurt people on both sides.
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It's already hurting people on both sides.
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In fact, aside from jobs, it's costing U.S. taxpayers over $150 billion.
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And that is the figure just from 2023, which has effectively cut in half the amount that
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U.S. makes on exports to Mexico.
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So the fact that you're worried about U.S. automaker plants being tariff to death or U.S. automakers, well, they may just pull out and build factories back in America.
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And yes, it will be expensive, but I think this is the point that everybody misses in Trump's tariff policies.
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He knows it's going to raise prices.
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He's not an idiot.
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Of course it's going to raise prices.
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But he's playing a long game here.
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And he knows that people are going to seek alternatives.
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When you start to see imports from other countries that may even be viewed as having a lesser quality product,
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and I said maybe, not all, but maybe viewed, then Americans are going to make decisions.
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they're going to ask themselves, why am I spending the same amount for an import when I can just buy
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a U.S. made product? And if people start buying U.S. made products again, that will then trigger
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U.S. manufacturing again. You see, there's a method to the madness here. Will it hurt in the
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beginning? Absolutely. Will your avocados cost more? Sure. But let's talk about the avocado debacle
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here. The avocado industry in America was very huge. In fact, it was led by California.
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And over the years, what happened was the industry figured out that they can buy avocados from Mexico
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cheaper. And in doing so, they cannibalized, stripped, gutted, and killed the avocado industry
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in California and in the U.S. in general.
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Now, we still do it, still grow them, sell them, and you can buy them.
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But our willingness to look for a cheaper product from another country
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killed the avocado production prominence in California.
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Now, let's talk about what Mexico exports into the U.S.
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Now, in total, and this was 2022 numbers, we're still waiting for current numbers to come out.
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It's usually every two years or so they do these reports.
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But Mexico exports to the United States are in the sum of about 453 billion.
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And their top exports are literally vehicles, machinery, believe it or not, nuclear reactors and boilers.
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I didn't realize we were even getting that from them.
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There is electrical, electronic equipment, optical, photo, technical, medical apparatuses, furniture, lighting, science.
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I mean, there's a bunch of stuff here, but the biggest thing is literally vehicles.
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Now, everything else is really because of manufacturers or companies building manufacturing plants in Mexico to have their products manufactured there because guess what? It's cheaper.
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It's not because it's a Mexican company selling a Mexican product.
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aside from the agriculture.
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And I would say probably some of the furniture
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and maybe like, you know, some beverages
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or some Mexican foods, things like that.
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I'm not saying Mexico doesn't make anything
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because they do,
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but the majority of what they're exporting back to us
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are things that are literally being produced there
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on behalf of the ownership of a U.S. company.
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Now, let's take that into perspective.
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Worst case, if everything gets too expensive in Mexico,
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they're just going to have to pull their production plants
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and everything back into the U.S.,
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or they're just going to find other places where they can do so cheaply.
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Now, in turn, we also export a lot of product to Mexico.
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It's less.
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It's $323 billion or so.
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But our top exports to them are electrical and electronic equipment,
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machinery, again, nuclear reactors and boilers from us to them, mineral fuels, oils, distillation
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products, vehicles other than railway and tramway.
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So we also export a lot of vehicles to them.
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And to be honest, the types of products, if you read this, and I got this from trading
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economics.com, and I'll put these links in the show notes.
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But what you're going to find is what's really weird about it is what we export to them is
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almost in turn the exact same thing they export to us.
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So we're just trading the same types of products back and forth.
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So in reality, you can literally buy as a consumer things that we're exporting to Mexico
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and Mexicans can buy what they're exporting to the US from their own country as well.
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So this whole thing seems like literally just a good faith trade agreement amongst the two
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countries so that we bolster each other's economies.
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But is it necessary?
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I'm not an economist.
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I'm not going to say it, whether it is or isn't.
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But I'm going to leave these links in the show notes so you can compare yourself.
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but with everything being said
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the first thing that people were crying about
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were the cost of their avocados going up
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not even realizing what is being exported
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and imported between the two countries
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and the tariffs are
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well, the tariffs are something
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it's a tool that President Trump has in his back pocket
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that he can use
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because Mexico's economy is fairly heavily dependent
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on U.S. consumerism.
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And let's not even talk about how much money
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is brought into Mexico through tourism as well.
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Tourism is a huge part of Mexico's income.
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Now, while Mexico's president is acting tough
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and drawing a line on the sand against President Trump,
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which as a sovereign nation, they have every right to do,
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you got to wonder how much of this is forced on her
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by the Mexican cartels.
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Because she also made a statement that
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you know basically while we might be whining about all the drugs coming in the country she says
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that the drugs wouldn't be coming to our country if there wasn't a demand for it basically
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america's consuming the drugs so that's the reason why they're being brought across your borders
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she didn't even speak to even trying to help stop that either now let me read a little something i
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I got from the Gateway Pundit, where in this article, they have someone from the Baker Institute, a scholar named Rodrigo Montes de Ocha.
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Basically, this was in a Fox interview, I believe.
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But this sheds a little bit of light on things.
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It goes on to say, now with the coming Trump administration, everything is going to be much more complex because they will not only focus on immigration,
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but also on trade and security.
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In rushing to meet the results of Trump's policies,
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it's expected that Mexico may increase immigration enforcement.
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May, of course.
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And submit to working with U.S. authorities.
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That is why Trump went so far as to say during the campaign
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that if Mexico did not cooperate on these issues,
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he would make public the U.S. government's intelligence information
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on politicians in Mexico who are related to drug cartels Considering the cartels influence in Mexico Scheinbaum was elected after a record number of presidential candidate assassinations
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Now, this information was per Reuters.
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It's safe to say this would likely expose
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a significant amount of lawmakers.
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For Scheinbaum in Mexico in general,
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the expectations over the next four years are clear.
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Behave and help Trump's America restore order or else.
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Now, given that this exposes a little bit of the possible or more likely the direct involvement of Mexican cartels control over President Sheinbaum and the fact that she was elected only due to the fact that there were so many political opponents for the presidency in Mexico assassinated.
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maybe she is worried because it sounds to me like the cartels have control of her and if she doesn't
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stand strong and look as if she's opposing president trump she knows she's dead so stand
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strong look like you're not scared but you know you're scared and president trump doesn't give a
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shit because he's tired. We're all tired. We're tired of our neighboring countries, our allies,
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not really supporting us in our own efforts, not supporting our country whatsoever. Look,
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we have a neighbor just to the south of us that we want to remain good neighbors with
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that doesn't even patrol or protect their own southern border, is a willing participant in
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letting people invade their borders because they know that they're on their way to the
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United States, can care less about the drugs being funneled all the way through Mexico
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into the United States.
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Makes you wonder, who's getting paid to let this happen?
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Is this an admission of corruption of the Mexican government itself?
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It just very well may be.
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So while you're crying about your avocados going up in price, you're ignoring the real reason why Trump would even impose this 25% tariff on Mexico.
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It's because the safety of our country is consistently being compromised and Mexico has been complicit in everything that has been going on.
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And aside from tariffs, if Mexico doesn't clean up their act and actually help their ally, being us, the United States of America, President Trump has already threatened to use U.S. military against the drug cartels.
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Trump is done.
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America is done.
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We've asked for your help.
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we've been waiting and waiting for you to get your country together
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and take it back from the drug cartels.
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And at this point, everyone knows the cartels are running everything in Mexico,
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just about everything, probably 90%, maybe 95% of everything going on in Mexico
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is ran by the drug cartels.
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And so Trump is done.
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He's like, look, I'm giving you a chance here to step up
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and be a real government of the people for the Mexican people.
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And if not, we're going to have to take care of business
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because your failure to stand up to the cartels
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and take control of the situations
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is directly affecting the United States of America
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in a very negative and harmful way.
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Now, in discussing Mexico,
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we did touch on the illegal immigration issue we have
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and how Mexico has been complicit in this whole thing
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and putting their hands up and not taking responsibility,
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even though they're allowing people to invade their southern border
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and literally just take the trek all the way through Mexico up into our border.
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We have another issue.
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We got a bunch of blue city mayors who think that they're on the right side of history
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by publicly announcing that they're willing to commit treason against the U.S. government
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for enforcing the law of illegal immigration.
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It's been said by mayors in the city of LA, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston.
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And the biggest idiot of them all who's been extremely vocal is the mayor of Denver.
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Now, this gem of a person here who completely opposes the United States of America,
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sounds like he wants to secede and just run his own little country there in Colorado.
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Denver Mayor Mike Johnston.
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This guy's an idiot.
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I'm sorry.
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I can't be nice.
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This guy's a fucking idiot.
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I'm just going to say it.
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Mike Johnston says he will deploy cops, 50,000 volunteer citizens in a Tiananmen Square moment
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to stop President Trump's mass deportation plans.
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So this guy, the most vocal of all these, as my brother would say, blue donkey mayors,
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and I don't know if they're virtue signaling, if they're trying to win brownie points from
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their supporters, but saying that you're willing to commit treason against the United States
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for enforcing laws that are literally there to protect the citizens of the United States
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is not the way to go about it.
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You're a fucking dumbass.
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you should be removed from your elected office immediately
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no second chances
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you're willing to try to rally volunteers
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like actual US citizens
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you're trying to rally the people of the United States
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up against the United States government
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for protecting the citizens of the United States
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what fucking logic is that Mike Johnston
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what is your fucking problem
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there's no win in this fight Mike
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there's no win
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and you're not doing anybody any favors
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you know
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I love
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the new pick
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as our borders are
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the borders are that Trump put into place
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I'm going to play his reaction
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to Mike Johnson
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out there in Denver
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Tom you heard
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this mayor out there
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in Colorado.
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I want to get your reaction to it.
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And I want you to be clear about who has jurisdiction,
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the federal government or state and local governments.
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And if you're a sanctuary state or city,
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are you breaking the law?
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You're absolutely breaking the law.
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All you have to do is look at Arizona versus U.S.
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You'll see these breaking the law.
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But look, me and the Denver mayor, we agree on one thing.
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He's willing to go to jail.
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I'm willing to put him in jail.
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Because there's a statute.
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It's Title 8, United States Code 1324, Triple I.
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And what it says is, it's a felony if you knowingly harbor and conceal illegal alien from immigration authorities.
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It's also a felony to impede a federal law enforcement officer.
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So if we don't want to help, that's fine.
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He can get the hell out of the way.
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But we're going to go do the job.
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President Trump has a mandate for American people.
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We've got to secure this country.
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We've got to save American lives.
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And I find it shocking that any mayor of a city would say,
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The president, trust me, clear.
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We want to concentrate on public safety threats and national security threats.
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I find it hard to believe that any mayor or governor would say they don't want public safety threats removed from their neighborhoods.
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I mean, I don't know what the hell is going on in Denver, but we're going to go and we're going to fix it.
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If you don't want to fix it, if you don't want to protect his communities, President Trump and ICE will.
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Way to go, Tom Homan.
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See, this is what we need more of.
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This is what we need more of.
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Just put these guys back in line.
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Seriously.
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A reality check, a little gut punch once in a while is what you need, right?
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All these wannabe tough guy motherfucking pussies who think that they're standing on
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the right side of history here and being virtuous and doing the right thing.
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No, you're fucking not.
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You're just not.
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All you're doing is putting your people in danger, the people that you're there to protect.
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You're putting them in danger.
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You literally believe that harboring illegal immigrants, illegal, not legal, illegal, illegal.
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These are people that invaded the border.
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Look, we can argue all day if you want about, well, they're good people looking for a better
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life.
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I get all that.
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I get all that.
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But the majority of our problems aren't from those people.
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The majority are from the Venezuelan gangs that are coming in over our borders who have already taken over, I don't know how many cities, who are spreading like wildfire across the United States.
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We're talking about murderers, rapists, thieves, unchecked.
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Hell, we're not even talking about the terrorists that have come in over our border and have literally been caught.
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and you can check this out on the Border Patrol's own website.
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The data information is right there.
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It's not being hidden from you.
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You just choose not to believe it, but it's happening.
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So how can you stand in defiance of the U.S. government
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and federal agents literally enforcing a law
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that is there to protect the citizens of the United States?
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even the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals had to get involved to remind everybody about the law.
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A panel of three judges on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously ruled that the
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federal government has the authority to deport illegal aliens over the objections of any and
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all local authorities. These idiots that are defying the United States government from
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protecting their own citizens need to be removed. As I said, they need to be removed. They need to
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be removed from office, never able to run for any office again, never able to work for any
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government agency again. You have made it very clear that you are against the United States of
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America, that you are willing to commit treason from within our own borders. I'm sorry. Actually,
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I'm not sorry. You need to be removed. Period. Period. All right, everybody, that's the end of
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The show, I apologize for ending on such an aggressive note there,
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but it had to be said.
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And listen, if you're not in support of America,
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then you need to get the fuck out.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm done.
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Thanks for listening.
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