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Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone 11-17-25 Hour 2 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Speaker 1: Welcome aboard.
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Speaker 4: I have a very special guest and over the last
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Speaker 4: twenty five years of me doing radio, I've built I
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Speaker 4: think a great relationship with some friends at the Heritage Foundation.
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Speaker 4: And this gentleman has been on with me a number
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Speaker 4: of times in the past. He's as smart as it gets.
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Speaker 4: Hans von Spakowski is joining us from that Heritage Foundation. So, Hans,
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Speaker 4: good afternoon, Thanks for waiting around. I appreciate it. I
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Speaker 4: appreciate you coming on.
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Speaker 5: Well, thanks for having me.
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Speaker 4: So, I know I want to cover two if you
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Speaker 4: want ow mine, we can cover two topics in the
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Speaker 4: time that we have. And I know there was a
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Speaker 4: piece in Fox News which You've been on all these
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Speaker 4: major networks talking about this, and of course you can
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Speaker 4: get followed on the X and other locations.
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Speaker 1: It's a great follow But Arctic Frost, if you don't.
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Speaker 4: Mind, I mean maybe some people out there who don't
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Speaker 4: know exactly what this is all about, can you give
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Speaker 4: the abridged version of what Arctic Frost is.
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Speaker 6: The Merritt Garland Justice Department during the Biden administration, approved
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Speaker 6: this huge criminal investigation. It was run by Special Counsel
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Speaker 6: Jack Smith, same guy that you know, of course, went
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Speaker 6: after Donald Trump and in essence, anyone who was associated
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Speaker 6: with Donald Trump. Any conservatives who had voiced opposition to
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Speaker 6: Biden policies and campaign and who raised questions about the
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Speaker 6: outcome of the twenty twenty election became the subject of
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Speaker 6: this huge criminal investigation. It was, frankly one of the
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Speaker 6: most outrageous abuses government power I've ever seen. What's been
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Speaker 6: happening recently is cash Betel at the FBI has been
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Speaker 6: turning over all these documents they've found there to the
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Speaker 6: US Senator of course from Iowa, Chuck Grassley, and he's
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Speaker 6: been making this public and to get folks an idea
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Speaker 6: how big this was. They issued literally almost hundreds hundreds
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Speaker 6: of subpoenas to seize the banking records, for example, of
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Speaker 6: all these conservative organizations and individuals, when they had absolutely
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Speaker 6: no basis for doing that. They even seize the phone
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Speaker 6: records of nine members of the US Senate and a
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Speaker 6: member of the US House, which is an unbelievable attack
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Speaker 6: on Congress. And the very fact that because they raised
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Speaker 6: questions about the twenty twenty election and they were being
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Speaker 6: investigated for that. Let me lee make one final thing
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Speaker 6: about this. People need to understand all of this was
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Speaker 6: First Amendment protected activity. There is nothing criminal about raising
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Speaker 6: questions about the outcome of election.
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Speaker 5: Even if you're totally wrong, it doesn't matter, right, it
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Speaker 5: doesn't matter whether you're right or wrong. It's First Amendment
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Speaker 5: protected activity. This is much worse than Watergate.
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Speaker 4: So what's the criminality of it? How do they justify
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Speaker 4: doing this? What crime?
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Speaker 1: What were they looking for?
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Speaker 5: They tried to claim that Remember.
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Speaker 6: Jack Smith filed a criminal case against Donald Trump in
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Speaker 6: the federal courts in Washington.
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Speaker 3: D c.
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Speaker 6: And he tried to claim that this violated He ad
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Speaker 6: violated federal fraud statues, criminal fraud statues because they tried
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Speaker 6: to defraud the United States of the outcome of the
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Speaker 6: twenty twenty election. I mean, it was a bogus, bogus
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Speaker 6: claim from the start, and certainly they had no basis
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Speaker 6: for even expanding I mean, didn't have a basis for
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Speaker 6: it against Trump, right, They certainly had no basis.
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Speaker 5: Against all these other organizations.
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Speaker 6: This was targeting the political enemies of the Biden administration.
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Speaker 7: But in order to do these investigations and get these
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Speaker 7: these taps, these information, don't they have to present that
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Speaker 7: to somebody who has to sign off on that would
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Speaker 7: I would think, well.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, good point.
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Speaker 6: In fact, for example, the judge who approved the subpoenas
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Speaker 6: secret subpoenas of.
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Speaker 5: The phone records the US Senators was our old.
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Speaker 6: Friend, Judge Bosberg of the d C Circuit, who's been
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Speaker 6: involved in so many things. He, by the way, blatantly
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Speaker 6: violated federal law. There is a federal statute that protects
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Speaker 6: US Senate communications and in fact says that if there's
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Speaker 6: some kind of of a subpoena or other lawful process
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Speaker 6: issued to get their records, they have to be notified.
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Speaker 6: And it specifically says no court, no judge, can override
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Speaker 6: that statute and keep it secret. And yet that's exactly
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Speaker 6: what Boseburg did. That's exactly what Jack Smith did, violating
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Speaker 6: that federal statute.
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Speaker 1: So where does this end up ONNS? Where does it go? Well,
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Speaker 1: I tell you.
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Speaker 6: Part of the problem here with a lot of this is,
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Speaker 6: you know, the statute limitations is five years under most
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Speaker 6: federal statutes, and we're pretty.
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Speaker 5: Much past that. But what has to happen is I
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Speaker 5: think two things.
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Speaker 6: First of all, listen to everybody out there, including you,
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Speaker 6: by the way, everybody should check the lists that the
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Speaker 6: Senator has put out of the people whose records were
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Speaker 6: secretly sees. And if you see your name on a list,
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Speaker 6: you see it or your organization on the list, you
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Speaker 6: need to immediately file a Freedom of Information Act request
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Speaker 6: with the FBI the DOJ to demand copies of whatever documents,
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Speaker 6: whatever files they got from you. And then once you've
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Speaker 6: gotten that, take a look and see whether you believe
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Speaker 6: you've got a civil rights lawsuit that you can file
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Speaker 6: against the FBIDJ and people like Jack Smith. The other
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Speaker 6: thing that needs to happen is continued disclosure of this
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Speaker 6: so we can get the names of every single federal
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Speaker 6: employee who was involved in this at the FBI and
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Speaker 6: the Justice Department to ensure that they no longer work there,
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Speaker 6: because none of them can be trusted to ever be
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Speaker 6: in a government position.
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Speaker 4: I tell you say that about you know, me being
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Speaker 4: on a list or someone else who might be in
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Speaker 4: this media on a list, or you might be on
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Speaker 4: a list. I was just going to ask you, I mean,
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Speaker 4: Heritage Foundation has to be public Enemy number one of
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Speaker 4: these guys, Right, were you guys on this.
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Speaker 5: List for some reason? We weren't. But I'm involved with another.
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Speaker 6: Organization which you guys may have talked to before the
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Speaker 6: Public Interest Legal Foundation. They were on the list and
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Speaker 6: their bank records were seized without them knowing a thing
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Speaker 6: about it.
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Speaker 5: In fact, you know, the only person.
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Speaker 6: Whose company whose phone company refused to turn over the
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Speaker 6: records was Ted.
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Speaker 5: Cruz's company AD and D.
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Speaker 1: They said they.
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Speaker 5: Wouldn't turn over the records, and so his records.
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Speaker 6: Didn't get turned over, But every other phone company they
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Speaker 6: all turned it over.
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Speaker 1: Wow.
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Speaker 4: Hans von Spakowski is with US Heritage Foundation Heritage dot
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Speaker 4: org And unfortunately you don't have too much time, but
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Speaker 4: I wanted to ask you a second question on a
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Speaker 4: second topic, which was what had happened out in Berkeley.
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Speaker 4: And you know this whole idea about them, you know,
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Speaker 4: almost physically getting violent over turning point in some of this.
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Speaker 4: Can you give everybody that thirty thousand foot view of that.
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Speaker 4: Those who may have missed that story, Well.
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Speaker 6: Look, the university should have known this was coming. They
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Speaker 6: clearly did not prepare the kind of security that was
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Speaker 6: needed to prevent this from happening. The Just Department is
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Speaker 6: opening up an investigation of them, and they should because
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Speaker 6: there's a possible federal case for the university violating the
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Speaker 6: civil rights of these students. The rights of these students
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Speaker 6: to peacefully enjoy their education. That's a violation of federal
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Speaker 6: law and the university needs to be hit with this.
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Speaker 6: They obviously, like I said, didn't take the steps necessary
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Speaker 6: to do it. And if they don't expel the students
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Speaker 6: who were arrested, that tells you they're not taking this seriously.
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Speaker 4: And I think UC Berkeley receives hundreds of millions in
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Speaker 4: federal funds.
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Speaker 1: Every single year, right, yes.
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Speaker 4: So that puts them even more under this microscope. And
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Speaker 4: you know, in a general sense, the whole and I
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Speaker 4: think we may have talked about this in the past.
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Speaker 4: I talk about it a lot, but the whole idea
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Speaker 4: of going to college is a free exchange of thoughts
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Speaker 4: and ideas.
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Speaker 1: I mean, God, that's what it's about.
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Speaker 4: And every time you turn around, these these ultra progressive
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Speaker 4: groups are trying to shut that down.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, they they want the other side to be silenced.
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Speaker 5: They do not want us to speak.
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Speaker 6: They don't believe in the First Amendment because look, they
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Speaker 6: are in essence totalitarians, and they do not like anyone
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Speaker 6: opposing them, and they don't want anyone speaking up and
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Speaker 6: opposing them.
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Speaker 5: And that's why, Look, all it was all the violence
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Speaker 5: are seeing.
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Speaker 6: Where's it coming from the left side of the political amount?
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Speaker 4: Absolutely on thousand percent, Hans. I know you're a super
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Speaker 4: busy man. I really appreciate it. Where can folks find
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Speaker 4: out more about you and and everything that's going on
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Speaker 4: at heritage They.
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Speaker 6: Can go to Heritage dot org, Heritage dot org and
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Speaker 6: see everything.
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Speaker 8: I right there.
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Speaker 4: I appreciate you, brother, I appreciate you coming on on.
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Speaker 1: And thank you so much. I'll talk soon. Surely you
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Speaker 1: got it.
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Speaker 4: There you go, Hans von Spokowski Heritage dot org. You
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Speaker 4: can go follow him on the X. It's a great
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Speaker 4: follow on the X as well. All right, so we
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Speaker 4: Let that's sink in for a second. This happens, right.
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Speaker 4: Trump is at least getting people to donate to build
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Speaker 4: a ballroom, by the way, I'm mister fiscal conservative, but
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Speaker 4: if other people are going to pay for it, the
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Speaker 4: White House, Washington needs a meeting place for these guys
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Speaker 4: to go have their fancy important you know dinners. I mean,
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Speaker 4: we can't be in a tent outside, which is exactly
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Speaker 4: what they do. So yeah, I'm sorry, I have no
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Speaker 4: problem with this. And I know this is kind of
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Speaker 4: sunk out of the headlines recently.
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Speaker 1: I mean, it was a big deal for a little while.
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Speaker 4: The Democrats screamed and yelled about it bulldozers, you know,
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Speaker 4: because there was all this action going while you know,
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Speaker 4: the folks were not in action, like we had a
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Speaker 4: forty two day breakdown of the government. But I mean,
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Speaker 4: I'm just saying, you know, you got these multi million
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Speaker 4: dollars billionaires actually who are owning these football teams and
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Speaker 4: their stadiums in some cases are subsidized by the taxpayers
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Speaker 4: who then have to go and buy tickets and buy
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Speaker 4: their hot dogs, and they're souvenirs and all of that stuff,
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Speaker 4: and they're paying for it.
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Speaker 1: So it's a be a win win for the owner.
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Speaker 4: And sure it's an economic boon in some cases, boom
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Speaker 4: in some cases. But this whole idea of Trump and
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Speaker 4: building another room so that they can have a fancy
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Speaker 4: get togethers.
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Speaker 1: I don't have a problem with that, and I don't
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Speaker 1: understand why anybody does.
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Speaker 4: So anyway, there's also it was a big brujha, if
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Speaker 4: you will, with food stamps, right So we were talking
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Speaker 4: about food stamps and how much that we have spent
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Speaker 4: in food stamps, and I don't have a lot of
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Speaker 4: time to get into it obviously now with the music.
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Speaker 1: Playing, But.
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Speaker 4: After Biden became president, essentially the amount of money that
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Speaker 4: went to food stamps per year, it's actually almost tripled.
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Speaker 1: So right now you're talking about over eight billion.
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Speaker 4: Dollars a month in food stamps or food assistant programs
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Speaker 4: for folks in America.
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Speaker 1: The big problem here, ladies and gentlemen.
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Speaker 4: Aside from the astronomical cost of that is the fact
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Speaker 4: that there are forty two million people who need food assistance.
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Speaker 4: That is a major issue that has to be dealt with.
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Speaker 4: I appreciate it.
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Speaker 8: Thank you, brother man. What an honor to be on
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Speaker 8: That's right, Yeah, we watch it, don't. I don't generally
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Speaker 8: So I have Lamb and Genty playing tonight. But the
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Speaker 4: me ask you a couple of things. You can hang
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Speaker 4: out with us until the top, I hope. So I
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Speaker 4: want to throw a couple of ice related questions at you.
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Speaker 4: And you know, we talked about this a little bit
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Speaker 4: today and we can get into the nitty gritty of
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Speaker 4: what's going on in Connecticut.
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Speaker 1: But let me just ask you.
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Speaker 4: You know, the Biden administration repeatedly imposed sanctuary style policies
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Speaker 4: and enforcement priorities that effectively handcuffed ice agents, you know,
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Speaker 4: allowing millions of illegal aliens to come in, including those
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Speaker 4: with criminal records, and they remain in this country to
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Speaker 4: this very second. And Trump is trying to negate a
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Speaker 4: lot of that and you know, flipping around and send
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Speaker 4: these people packing where they belong. So you know, from
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Speaker 4: a low enforcement person, how demoralizing was it during Biden?
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Speaker 4: And then how at least uplifting from the president's perspective
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Speaker 4: is it now?
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Speaker 8: Well, that's you know, that's a great way to frame it. Lee,
26:12
Speaker 8: that you really did it perfectly. If folks go back
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Speaker 8: to twenty twenty, the summer of twenty twenty, the so
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Speaker 8: called Summer of Love, law enforcement around this country was
26:21
Speaker 8: demoralized incredibly, And if you look around the country, you'll
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Speaker 8: see recruitment and retention on law enforcement is down considerably.
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Speaker 8: What else is down is the clearance rate of crimes.
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Speaker 8: That's the according to the uniform crime reports from nivers
26:36
Speaker 8: from data, the amount of which we solve crime is
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Speaker 8: significantly lower. Fatal crashes are up around the country because
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Speaker 8: we have a decrease in traffic enforcement. These are having
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Speaker 8: real effects on lives. And what I'm watching now is,
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Speaker 8: of course, is we know Donald Trump won the presidency
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Speaker 8: in twenty twenty four. As it often happens, the pendulum
26:55
Speaker 8: starting to swing back because communities are realizing, hey, we
26:58
Speaker 8: need law enforcement. We have criminal we have evildoers out here.
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Speaker 8: We need our law enforcement for the reasons that I
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Speaker 8: just outlined. So now the Democratic Party have set their
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Speaker 8: sites on a different group to paint law enforcement in
27:09
Speaker 8: a bad way, because we have to start with this.
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Speaker 8: I've been a police officer for twenty three years, right,
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Speaker 8: I've been a legislator for five and studying these issues
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Speaker 8: pretty closely in the legislature. Law enforcement at times, especially
27:20
Speaker 8: to the average citizen, it's just not pleasant. It's not
27:23
Speaker 8: a pleasant thing to watch, it's not a pleasant thing
27:25
Speaker 8: to be involved in. Just to put things in a
27:28
Speaker 8: perspective for your listeners, police officers in the United States
27:32
Speaker 8: of America experienced traumatic incidents eight hundred to one more
27:35
Speaker 8: than the average person. Because police work is not pretty.
27:39
Speaker 8: So what the Democrats have gotten really good at doing
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Speaker 8: when they need numbers, is they will take a bunch
27:44
Speaker 8: of little clips of videos of the not so pretty
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Speaker 8: part of law enforcement and they'll put it around to
27:49
Speaker 8: disparage an entire group of people. Now right now their
27:52
Speaker 8: sites are set at ICE. And what frustrates me the
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Speaker 8: most about that is you have legislators from around the
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Speaker 8: country who have been in Congress twelve in eighteen twenty
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Speaker 8: years disparaging ICE agents for enforcing the very laws that
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Speaker 8: they have not changed. That's what frustrates me. They're running around,
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Speaker 8: Look at these bad ICE agents enforcing these laws and
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Speaker 8: forcing these laws. I've done nothing to change them. I'm
28:14
Speaker 8: going to go have a margarita with a human trafficker.
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Speaker 8: The ICE agents are the bad guys and trying to
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Speaker 8: flip the script. But you know, I really hope the
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Speaker 8: people in the United States of America are better to
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Speaker 8: watch that to see what's going on and will not
28:28
Speaker 8: get douped by that again like they were in twenty twenty.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like so well said, it's got to be
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Speaker 4: so frustrating. You see in your Democrat colleagues in Connecticut,
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Speaker 4: which is one of the bluest states out there, have
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Speaker 4: been guilty of this, and you know other states around
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Speaker 4: the country have been guilty.
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Speaker 1: Of it as well. Where you are exactly right.
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Speaker 4: They are taking the side of drug dealers, taking the.
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Speaker 1: Sides of gang bangers.
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Speaker 4: They're taking sides of people who have consistent lets, people
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Speaker 4: who just made a mistake or did something wrong and
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Speaker 4: they're sorry for They're taking the side of hardcore stone
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Speaker 4: coal killers.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, and people who want it, who want to fight
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Speaker 8: law enforcement. Again. You could take what I just said
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Speaker 8: down to the state level. It continues to shock my
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Speaker 8: conscience that you have legislators who write laws and don't
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Speaker 8: want anybody enforcing the laws. That they write a law
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Speaker 8: with no enforcement behind it. Lee is nothing more than
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Speaker 8: a suggestion, we don't what's the point of having laws
29:27
Speaker 8: if we don't have any enforcement around them. And then
29:29
Speaker 8: they take and they you know, they say, well, ice agents,
29:32
Speaker 8: we don't want to cover in their faces. There's fifty
29:34
Speaker 8: thousand dollars bounties on these guys, if not more, I
29:37
Speaker 8: mean the assaults on them. Look, the Democrats dispute the
29:42
Speaker 8: White Houses claim that they're up one thousand percent, but
29:44
Speaker 8: they acknowledge that the charges of you know, violence against
29:48
Speaker 8: law enforcements up twenty five percent. They even the naysayers
29:52
Speaker 8: acknowledge that. So why because people are felt empowered that
29:57
Speaker 8: they're doing good by running a police for a police
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Speaker 8: officer over with a car, resisting arrests, not putting the
30:04
Speaker 8: window down. All the stuff pushed by the progressive left
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Speaker 8: that continues to get pushed on.
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Speaker 3: And what do we have.
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Speaker 8: We have violent crime in our cities. We have police
30:13
Speaker 8: officers who can't solve crimes unless remind your listeners about
30:16
Speaker 8: this league. When I started in law enforcement twenty three
30:18
Speaker 8: years ago, you're at surveillance in your major stores, in
30:20
Speaker 8: your banks. Today, there's surveillance. One hundred two people has
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Speaker 8: one on their front door, They're in every corner. Cities
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Speaker 8: around the country have surveillance cameras around their cities to
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Speaker 8: see what's going on. And we're solving thirty percent less
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Speaker 8: crimes right, a thirty percent reduction down from an average
30:36
Speaker 8: of twenty four down to seventeen percent of And by
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Speaker 8: the way, that has nothing to do with with diversionary
30:43
Speaker 8: programs and prosecution. The clearantry just talks about arrests and
30:47
Speaker 8: not even an arrest if you have a murder suspect
30:50
Speaker 8: in Seattle who the police established probable cause that they
30:53
Speaker 8: can't arrest him and he jumps off a bridge. Say
30:55
Speaker 8: that still counts as cleared even though he's never arrested.
30:58
Speaker 8: So these are literally the amount of cases that we
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Speaker 8: solve is significantly down. We need justice for victims, and
31:04
Speaker 8: the left side continues to ignore law abiding victims in
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Speaker 8: this country. And you know, this whole issue of ICE
31:13
Speaker 8: frustrates me because you know, they act like, oh, this
31:17
Speaker 8: is a civil violation, like you know, it's like an
31:19
Speaker 8: unpaid parking ticket or something. Most of these crimes, if
31:22
Speaker 8: you went to this country illegally, it's punishable by a
31:25
Speaker 8: jail sentence. I mean, there's certain civilized civil violations. You know,
31:28
Speaker 8: if you overstayed your visa, education visa overstated, But if
31:32
Speaker 8: you went to the country illegally, it's a crime. I
31:35
Speaker 8: don't know why we're downplaying this. And you're absolutely right.
31:39
Speaker 8: Joe Biden encouraged sanctuary cities, and can I just talk
31:45
Speaker 8: about that for a secondly, yeah, please do. So what
31:48
Speaker 8: happens in these sanctuary cities is it forces ICE agents.
31:53
Speaker 8: This is all a plan. By the way, it forces
31:55
Speaker 8: ICE agents to take things to the street. So let
31:57
Speaker 8: me paint you a picture. Tom Vohman has said numerous times.
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Speaker 8: Christin Nolan has said numerous times, we're looking for the
32:04
Speaker 8: worst of the worst. Right, we've all heard that that's
32:07
Speaker 8: exactly what they're doing. But when you have the worst
32:10
Speaker 8: of the worst locked up in a jail cell in Chicago, Illinois,
32:15
Speaker 8: and the laws of that state or that city will
32:17
Speaker 8: not allow ice into that jail cell to take that
32:19
Speaker 8: person into custody, they have to wait until they get out,
32:22
Speaker 8: and when they do, they're chase somewhere down the street
32:25
Speaker 8: in a community where there's other people here, here here illegally.
32:29
Speaker 8: And when the ice agents get to that community to
32:31
Speaker 8: arrest that worst of the worst criminal and they see seven, seven,
32:35
Speaker 8: eight other people they know are here in violation of
32:37
Speaker 8: federal law, they're taking them into custody too. And what
32:40
Speaker 8: happens It gets pictures videos. Right. So instead of the
32:44
Speaker 8: controlled environment safer for everybody, the Democrats have taken it
32:49
Speaker 8: out of that with their policies, put it to the streets.
32:52
Speaker 8: They can get their video clips to disparage law enforcement
32:54
Speaker 8: and then pick one of those seven or eight not
32:56
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32:58
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38:42
Speaker 8: create themselves and then turn around and blame the people
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Speaker 8: who are enforcing their laws have done nothing to change.
38:48
Speaker 8: It's just frustrating for sure.
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Speaker 4: So how can ICE effectively protect American communities in a
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Speaker 4: state like Connecticut where they are under the microscope, where
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Speaker 4: there is an opposition to them every time they turn around?
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Speaker 1: What would what would your general advice be to them?
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Speaker 8: Well, exactly what they're doing. They're just coming in and
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Speaker 8: doing their job without the support for local law enforcement
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Speaker 8: and around. Look, I'm not going to call it necessary obstruction,
39:13
Speaker 8: but there's certainly a lack of cooperation. And as I
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Speaker 8: said earlier, when that happens. So if you play two
39:20
Speaker 8: scenarios out, you have a guy that's been arrested in
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Speaker 8: Connecticut or Chicago, Illinois, or any of these sanctuary states
39:26
Speaker 8: or cities which pretty much most from the northeast. You know,
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Speaker 8: when you when you have a guy who's sitting again
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Speaker 8: been arrested for felony assault and he's here illegally, right,
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Speaker 8: he came across the country illegally or overstate his visa,
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Speaker 8: whatever the case may be, and he's been arrested for
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Speaker 8: second degree of assault. In years past, before this sanctuary
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Speaker 8: city stuff, ICE would send law enforcement a detainer, say
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Speaker 8: hang on to this guy, we're going to come get them,
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Speaker 8: which which any police law enforced agency does for each
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Speaker 8: other all the time, every single day in this country,
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Speaker 8: every day. But now they can't do that. So what
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Speaker 8: does ICE have to do? Okay, Well, if I call well,
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Speaker 8: you know, the Chicago PDE and they can't, they're not
40:03
Speaker 8: going to hang on to him for me, So I
40:04
Speaker 8: can come there or at Hertford PD here in Connecticut
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Speaker 8: and they're not going to hang on to me. Well,
40:09
Speaker 8: I got to wait hang on to him for me.
40:10
Speaker 8: I have to wait until they release the guy. And
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Speaker 8: then they release him, then they go find where he was,
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Speaker 8: where is he living, who's he living with? And he
40:17
Speaker 8: ends up and they end up taking all these other people,
40:19
Speaker 8: or they end up taking the guy into custody in
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Speaker 8: the streets and whatever, which is not a controlled environment.
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Speaker 8: So one of the big pushes in Connecticut right now is, well,
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Speaker 8: we don't want ICE agents taking people into custody and courthouses,
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Speaker 8: you know, in the public areas, which is what they've
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Speaker 8: been doing. And you wonder why they don't want him
40:34
Speaker 8: doing that lee, because when somebody goes into a courthouse,
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Speaker 8: what do they have to walk through a metal detector?
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Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 8: Right, So when these ice agents go in there, they
40:44
Speaker 8: know that this guy's not armed, so they're trying to
40:47
Speaker 8: do it as safely as possible. But in Connecticut, the
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Speaker 8: Supreme Court justice, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,
40:53
Speaker 8: and now the legislature have put up policy says no more,
40:56
Speaker 8: we don't want you doing it in safe environments. We
40:58
Speaker 8: want you doing it out in the street where you
41:00
Speaker 8: don't know what you're getting into. And by the way,
41:03
Speaker 8: you've been covering your face so that people don't know
41:05
Speaker 8: who you are so your family doesn't get targeted. Nope,
41:07
Speaker 8: we're gonna make that illegal too, because they're doing everything
41:10
Speaker 8: they can to try to get these guys hurt. That's it.
41:13
Speaker 8: And they make all these other claims, Well, it's about
41:16
Speaker 8: safety and security in the courthouse, you know, it's about
41:19
Speaker 8: you know, stoking down the feary communities. It's nonsense because
41:23
Speaker 8: they only target a law enforcement We talked on your show,
41:26
Speaker 8: and you heard me do quite a speech about this
41:28
Speaker 8: in Hartford when I was curious about it. Bail enforcement agents,
41:32
Speaker 8: they weren't around and take people in the custody every
41:34
Speaker 8: single day in this country. Maybe some of the listeners
41:36
Speaker 8: have heard of Dog the body hunter or watch what
41:38
Speaker 8: he done. He's not a law enforcement officer. They're taking
41:41
Speaker 8: people in on civil bonds and they can still do
41:43
Speaker 8: in a Connecticut in courthouse is masked up whatever they
41:46
Speaker 8: want because for some reason that's safer. You know that
41:50
Speaker 8: that doesn't create in any sort of problems. It doesn't
41:53
Speaker 8: even make any sense. They're targeting ICE agents to get
41:56
Speaker 8: these guys hurt and I have been hurt. We've had
41:58
Speaker 8: shootings at ICE facilities, We've had ran with cars. And
42:01
Speaker 8: where's the left, Where's the left condemning his violence?
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Speaker 1: Nowhere to be found. What a great point.
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Speaker 4: By the way, it's a great point about you know,
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Speaker 4: the ICE agents going to courts because they know these
42:12
Speaker 4: guys aren't going to be armed, it's the perfect spot
42:16
Speaker 4: to get them. Greg, I wish we had more time.
42:18
Speaker 1: Listen.
42:18
Speaker 4: I appreciate you. I know you gave up tonight to
42:21
Speaker 4: come on with us, so we'll we'll again. We're in
42:24
Speaker 4: total gratitude towards you. I thank you very much. But
42:26
Speaker 4: I'll see you on Monday and have a great week.
42:28
Speaker 8: Brother, it's been my honor man. Thank you so much.
42:30
Speaker 1: All Right, kid, have a going stay.
42:31
Speaker 4: Representative Greg Howard an absolute and I know we hate
42:34
Speaker 4: to want to say this, but an absolute rising store
42:36
Speaker 4: in the state of Connecticut, certainly in the Republican Party.
42:39
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