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SCOTUS IS WEAK - FT. WORTH OFFICERS ARE WEAK - SENATORS ARE WEAK · The Rogue Recap with Lynda

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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Rogue Recap.
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Speaker 2: Hot takes, cold facts, and zero respect for the official narrative.
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Speaker 3: Sit back, roll your eyes, and let's recap rogue style.
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Speaker 2: Hello everybody, and welcome to the Rogue Recap. I am
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Speaker 2: Linda McLauchlin. It is Wednesday, July fifteenth, and yes, the
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Speaker 2: world is still a hot mess and getting hotter and
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Speaker 2: messier every single day. And I don't think that's just
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Speaker 2: because it is one hundred degrees in the middle of July.
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Speaker 2: But all kidding aside, we're going to hit a few
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Speaker 2: things today, some of which you're hearing about, a lot
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Speaker 2: of which you're not, Hence the name of the show
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Speaker 2: and why we're going rogue here. I want to just
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Speaker 2: lead with my complete and utter disdain for Supreme Court
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Speaker 2: Justice Amy Cony Barrett as well as Elena Kagan. I
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Speaker 2: didn't like Elena Kagan already. I was conflicted over ACB.
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Speaker 2: I am no longer conflicted anymore. I know now that
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Speaker 2: she is a turncoat, lying sack of shit who does
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Speaker 2: not have the fortitude or the moral compass to be
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Speaker 2: a Supreme Court justice. And I have no doubt that
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Speaker 2: President Trump is completely and utterly disgusted and disappointed with
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Speaker 2: his choice of ACB. So this week she went before
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Speaker 2: Congress to ask for more federal funding and a bigger
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Speaker 2: budget for security because she feels that since she made
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Speaker 2: her ruling on the Dobs case that people have come
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Speaker 2: after her and they've threatened her, and she was advised
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Speaker 2: to wear a bulletproof vest and so on and so forth. Amy,
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Speaker 2: I have news for you. You just voted on birthright citizenship.
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Speaker 2: You just voted to allow illgal aliens to come into
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Speaker 2: the United States give birth to their babies on American soil.
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Speaker 2: We also call this having anchor babies because it literally
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Speaker 2: anchors them to the United States, where they now begin
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Speaker 2: collecting and reaping their rewards of being an American citizen
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Speaker 2: in the hopes that one day they'll give back to
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Speaker 2: this great country. Unfortunately, these people do not keep their
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Speaker 2: children here. They take them back to their countries a
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Speaker 2: lot of times in China, a communist dictatorship, where they
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Speaker 2: learn to hate America for the next eighteen years, then
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Speaker 2: come back, attend university and begin their socialist communist dictatorship life.
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Speaker 2: So thanks a lot, Amy, Just so you know that
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Speaker 2: ruling and that disgusting interpretation of the fourteenth Amendment, which
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Speaker 2: was originally put in place to protect people that were
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Speaker 2: freed from slavery and to give them a quality, is
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Speaker 2: now being completely and utterly misaligned to help people that
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Speaker 2: want nothing to do with freedom, that want nothing to
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Speaker 2: do with keeping our nation the way that it has
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Speaker 2: grown into these days was having so many freedoms. Now
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Speaker 2: you want to take that away from kids like mine
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Speaker 2: who cannot and will not ever get congressional budgets to
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Speaker 2: protect them from the very people that you have now
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Speaker 2: allowed to come into our country. Maybe when you took
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Speaker 2: the role of Supreme Court justice, it should have occurred
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Speaker 2: to you that sometimes people were going to be unhappy
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Speaker 2: with your rulings and as a result, do crazy and
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Speaker 2: outlandish things. Because when you are in public office, you
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Speaker 2: are unfortunately at the hands of the public, and because
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Speaker 2: we have so many disgusting judges, which we're going to
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Speaker 2: talk about some of that today as well throughout so
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Speaker 2: many of our circuit courts, both on local and federal levels,
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Speaker 2: that are not having people pay for the crimes that
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Speaker 2: they commit, that are not holding people accountable, that now
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Speaker 2: they're roaming the streets and everyone is in more danger
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Speaker 2: but you see people like you, people like Elena Kagan,
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Speaker 2: people like Justice Sodo Mayor and Kitanji cannot get their
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Speaker 2: heads out of their ass. You know, you're bringing down
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Speaker 2: the average for the rest of us women. I'm telling
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Speaker 2: you right now, I am so disgusted with you. You
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Speaker 2: say that you are a Christian woman, You say that
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Speaker 2: you are here to do the moral and right thing.
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Speaker 2: You are not here to do the moral and right thing.
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Speaker 2: You are here to do the Amy thing. What makes
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Speaker 2: Amy's life easier? Oh, was it a difficult conversation for
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Speaker 2: you to have with your twelve year old son why
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Speaker 2: you had to wear a bulletproof vest or you were
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Speaker 2: getting swatted at your house? Do you know how many
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Speaker 2: of us are swatted every single day? Again, things that
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Speaker 2: you could help to correct from the Supreme Court bench,
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Speaker 2: things that you could help discuss, papers that you could
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Speaker 2: potentially write about these, you know, judges that have weaponized
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Speaker 2: the bench and now are creating and it's literally it
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Speaker 2: should be a new class when when kids go and
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Speaker 2: they study law, it should be lawfare because the lawfare
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Speaker 2: that occurs on a daily basis, where judges who are
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Speaker 2: appointed not because they're qualified, but because they either fit
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Speaker 2: a quota, they've got some DEI higher background, they had
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Speaker 2: somebody who was a friend that was already there in
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Speaker 2: that a court. Who the hell knows. But they are
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Speaker 2: making rules and they are punishing people for things that
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Speaker 2: are far less severe than people who are actually out
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Speaker 2: there committing crimes, committing murders, committing assault, committing rape, committing burglaries,
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Speaker 2: and they walk free. How many more people do we
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Speaker 2: have to see walk free and worry about being in
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Speaker 2: our communities? And yet you want more security, you don't
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Speaker 2: have enough security. It's absurd. This is part of the job.
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Speaker 2: You want to work in public service. You want to
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Speaker 2: make decisions that affect the public. Expect some of the
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Speaker 2: public not to like you. Sorry, not sorry. And if
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Speaker 2: you are making decisions because you are afraid, that's an
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Speaker 2: even bigger problem for the American people because now we
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Speaker 2: know that you are not making a decision that is
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Speaker 2: based in fact, law, I don't know, common sense, none
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Speaker 2: of that is happening. Now you are ruling with the
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Speaker 2: left because you do not want the ire of the left.
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Speaker 2: While I'll tell you what the problem with feeding the
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Speaker 2: beast is that the beast is never satiated. The beast
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Speaker 2: never walks away. The beast gets hungrier and hungrier and
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Speaker 2: wants more and more. And you, of all people, should
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Speaker 2: understand that, right because you have a law degree. You
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Speaker 2: understand what criminality is, or at least you should. But
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Speaker 2: I guess you were absent that day. I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I'm going to leave that right there. I think most
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Speaker 2: of America would agree with me that you cannot rule,
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Speaker 2: and you cannot dictate, and you cannot make sound and
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Speaker 2: decisive judgment if you are afraid of what the other
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Speaker 2: side is going to say. The one thing that fear
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Speaker 2: does is it frightens us, obviously, but it freezes us.
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Speaker 2: It disables us from doing what we need to do.
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Speaker 2: Those that do the right thing and the fear of
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Speaker 2: adversity are the bravest people. You are not one of
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Speaker 2: those people. You need to go. I think you need
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Speaker 2: to resign. I think Kagan needs to resign. I think
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Speaker 2: Soda Mayor needs to resign. But you know who am
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Speaker 2: I let's talk about another scumbag, Bill Gates. So Bill
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Speaker 2: Gates is a horrible human being. Anybody who has done
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Speaker 2: any sort of research into Bill Gates knows that he
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Speaker 2: made trips to Epstein Island. He says that you know
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Speaker 2: he didn't do anything when he was there. Okay, then
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Speaker 2: we know that he has given vaccines all over the world.
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Speaker 2: But it's interesting, once those vaccines are given, we never
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Speaker 2: hear from the people who took those vaccines. Suddenly they're
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Speaker 2: not giving interviews, they're not available for comment, they're not
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Speaker 2: having anything to say. I wonder why that is. Why
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Speaker 2: is it that when you give out a bunch of
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Speaker 2: free vaccines to babies in India, we don't hear about
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Speaker 2: it after the fact. I have a few ideas, but
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Speaker 2: we'll leave this here for right now. I want to
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Speaker 2: talk about something that I have audio of. So the
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Speaker 2: tape I'm about to play is from Newsmax and Rob
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Speaker 2: Finnerty had this doctor on. He's terrific. He does a
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Speaker 2: ton of great information on alternative methods to treat many
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Speaker 2: common diseases and plagues and illnesses. And he is not
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Speaker 2: beholden to the pharmaceutical companies, so he has things that
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Speaker 2: actually work, don't cost a million dollars and help you.
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Speaker 2: So this particular oh, his name is Nicholas Holscher. By
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Speaker 2: the way, he's great. So Bill Gates back in twenty ten,
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Speaker 2: gave a TED talk, And for those of you who
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Speaker 2: don't know, it's this Ted Talks or those think tanks
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Speaker 2: where they go up and people from all walks of
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Speaker 2: life who have reached some sort of status are able
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Speaker 2: to give these, you know, hour to two hour long
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Speaker 2: talks about how they got where they are and what
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Speaker 2: their thesis is on a variety of topics. Okay, So
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Speaker 2: Bill Gates states in this TED talk from twenty ten
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Speaker 2: that he wants to reduce the population by fifteen percent
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Speaker 2: using ding ding ding you guessed it, vaccines. So the
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Speaker 2: plan that he talked about in twenty ten and was
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Speaker 2: actually initiated in twenty twenty one with mRNA injections. Guess
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Speaker 2: how much money Bill Gates spent on the mRNA vaccines
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Speaker 2: that he pushed all during COVID how much of his
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Speaker 2: own money? One hundred million dollars. So he now spends
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Speaker 2: over one hundred million dollars telling the world that his
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Speaker 2: vaccines are safe and that he's invested his own money
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Speaker 2: in it because he wants to be a philanthropist and
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Speaker 2: he believes in saving people. Bullshit, bullshit, bullshit, right, Because
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Speaker 2: we all know that the return on that investment of
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Speaker 2: one hundred million was in the upwards of the billions
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Speaker 2: of dollars, and he was banking. He was banking on
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Speaker 2: people believing him and then people dying. So not only
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Speaker 2: was he winning because he was making all of this money,
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Speaker 2: but he was winning because his desire to reduce the
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Speaker 2: population was now coming to fruition. And let me just
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Speaker 2: remind me you that birth rates right now have collapsed
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Speaker 2: to all time lows. And part of this is because
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Speaker 2: of the fact that we have so many people that
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Speaker 2: are giving these babies these vaccines and then the babies
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Speaker 2: are dying two in three days, two and three days later.
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Speaker 2: I mean, there is story after story after story of
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Speaker 2: these babies dying, and then people will say, oh, my gosh,
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Speaker 2: well that's a conspiracy theory. Okay, Well, if there's a
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Speaker 2: conspiracy theory that involves the death of infants, don't we
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Speaker 2: want to know more. Don't we want to know why
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Speaker 2: I'm having such a hard time kind of just in
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Speaker 2: the last I would say five to ten years, with
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Speaker 2: the overall complacency of the American people towards the death
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Speaker 2: of our elderly and our infants, and quite frankly, even
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Speaker 2: the treatment of animals. You know, there are elements of society,
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Speaker 2: There are elements of this life where you are able
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Speaker 2: to help and lend a hand and protect those who
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Speaker 2: cannot protect themselves, which would be the elderly, infants, the disabled,
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Speaker 2: and animals. Why are we the cruelest of cruel Why
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Speaker 2: do we want to have nine month full term abortions.
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Speaker 2: Why do we want to put healthcare workers and home
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Speaker 2: aids into these facilities where we're dealing with elderly people,
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Speaker 2: some of whom can't walk and can't defend themselves. They've
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Speaker 2: got these cameras inside of these assisted living homes, and
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Speaker 2: these elderly people are getting the ever loving shit kicked
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Speaker 2: out of them by these disgusting quote unquote home health aids.
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Speaker 2: Who is giving out these certificates and licenses? How is
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Speaker 2: that a thing? And then you see the torture of
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Speaker 2: the animals. My God, I truly believe that there is
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Speaker 2: a real and present spiritual warfare currently happening on Earth,
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Speaker 2: no question about it. It's not just in the United States,
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Speaker 2: It's all over the world. And if you are not tight,
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Speaker 2: I'm telling you right now, if you are not tight,
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Speaker 2: and you are not right with our Lord and Savior.
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Speaker 2: You better get there, You better find Jesus, you better
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Speaker 2: get it in your heart. However it is that you
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Speaker 2: need to do that so that you can fight back
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Speaker 2: against the evil that is present in our everyday lives.
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Speaker 2: And if you think I'm wrong, just open your eyeballs
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Speaker 2: and look around. Stop staring at your iPhone for a
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Speaker 2: whole five minutes, and just look at the way that
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Speaker 2: people treat one another, and you will start to see, hmm,
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Speaker 2: that feels really wrong. When you see mobs of teenagers
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Speaker 2: taking over cities, running through the streets causing mayhem, when
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Speaker 2: you see tortured animals, when you see skid row where
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Speaker 2: they're testing out their fetanyl and their heroine on the
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Speaker 2: dogs because they want to see if they go into
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Speaker 2: cardiac arrest and they'll kill them. I mean, what we
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Speaker 2: are seeing every day is so beyond the pale. We
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Speaker 2: have elected representatives mourning the loss of a legal alien,
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Speaker 2: but then saying they don't want to hear or waste
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Speaker 2: their time on the children of American citizens whose lives
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Speaker 2: have been taken by those very sam ilegal aliens. It
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Speaker 2: is so bad and so rampant, and unless we begin
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Speaker 2: to acknowledge it, and the silent majority starts to get
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Speaker 2: very unsilent. We're not going to see an end to this,
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Speaker 2: So full circle back to Bill Gates Numero uno for today.
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Speaker 2: Take a listen to this. This is Bill Gates in
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Speaker 2: twenty ten.
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Speaker 3: Nick, I want to play. This is Bill Gates, who's
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Speaker 3: been very open by the way he was pushing the
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Speaker 3: COVID vaccines on us. You and I have spent months
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Speaker 3: talking about the mRNA spike protein in these covid vaccines
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Speaker 3: that is hurting people, killing people, injuring people on a daily, weekly,
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Speaker 3: monthly basis. Bill Gates has been very open about population control,
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Speaker 3: his words, not mine.
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Speaker 4: Now, the world today has six point eight billion people.
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Speaker 4: That's headed up to about nine billion. Now, if we
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Speaker 4: do a really great job on new vaccines, healthcare, reproductive
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Speaker 4: health services, we could lower that by perhaps ten or
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Speaker 4: fifteen percent.
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Speaker 3: Ten or fifteen percent, by the way, would be more
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Speaker 3: than a billion people.
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Speaker 5: Nick, Yeah, very concerning that. Out of Bill Gates's mouth
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Speaker 5: in twenty ten we heard he literally seeks to reduce
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Speaker 5: the human population by ten to fifteen percent. That is
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Speaker 5: a depopulation effort, and those efforts may very well be
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Speaker 5: underway with the COVID nineteen m RNA injections. Birth rates
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Speaker 5: have now collapsed to an all time low since twenty
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Speaker 5: twenty one.
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Speaker 2: So we have two people citing evidence talking about this
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Speaker 2: horrible series of events that have occurred. And the impetus
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Speaker 2: for bringing this back up again was the loan star
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Speaker 2: tics because we started seeing these loan star ticks that
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Speaker 2: were all over these these farms and farmers all over
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Speaker 2: are saying, you know, what are we doing with you know,
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Speaker 2: the these ticks on our property. We have noise idea
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Speaker 2: where they came from. We have no idea how they
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Speaker 2: got here. We've never seen them before. They don't look
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Speaker 2: like any other tick that's ever been on the property.
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Speaker 2: And now, if that gets into the cows and infects them,
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Speaker 2: it's not giving them lime disease, it's giving them a
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Speaker 2: strain of proteins that when those cows are used for
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Speaker 2: meat production in the United States and a human being
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Speaker 2: consumes that meat, they develop an allergy to that meat,
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Speaker 2: which makes them unable to consume meat products any more. Now,
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Speaker 2: as of right now, no one has a cure for this.
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Speaker 2: They're looking for different cures. Some people think they may
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Speaker 2: have some things that could ease some of the effects.
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Speaker 2: But right now there's no cure. And guess what else
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Speaker 2: Bill Gates is involved in. Oh, yes, that's right, lab
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Speaker 2: grown meat, meat that does not come from cows. How
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Speaker 2: freaking insane is this stuff? This guy is like the
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Speaker 2: Voldemort of life. I mean, honestly, he is evil. He
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Speaker 2: is a terrible person. He lives in his big castle.
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Speaker 2: He is untouchable because he's a gagillionaire, and now he's
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Speaker 2: on this war path against the average American, against the
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Speaker 2: average citizen of the world. This guy wants one thing.
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Speaker 2: He wants global dominance. He wants to be the kingmaker.
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Speaker 2: And quite frankly, people like him, people like Sorows, people
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Speaker 2: like Singham, they all have one thing in mind. How
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Speaker 2: can they get more control, get more money, and have
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Speaker 2: more dominance because that's all they care about. It's very scary.
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Speaker 2: I'm just telling you about this. Please pay attention because
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Speaker 2: this is not something to be taken lightly. Okay, next
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Speaker 2: thing we're going to talk about today is Mitch McConnell. Now,
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Speaker 2: Mitch McConnell has been a lying scumbag rhino for decades. Okay,
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Speaker 2: he's married to Eleene Chow, who is the daughter of
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Speaker 2: Beijing billionaires. They own many many businesses in China, and
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Speaker 2: she was recently in Beijing with her buddies while McConnell
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Speaker 2: has had this massive fall and supposedly, well, the story's
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Speaker 2: changed a few times, right, First he had pneumonia, Then
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Speaker 2: he fell down because he had polio as a kid
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Speaker 2: and he's having some effects from that. Then you know,
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Speaker 2: maybe he tripped on the floor. We've got a lane
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Speaker 2: over in China. While her husband's in the hospital. Nobody
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Speaker 2: has seen or heard from Mitch. The only people that
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Speaker 2: are talking about it are not able to produce any
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Speaker 2: proof of life other than this stupid picture that they
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Speaker 2: posted the other day, which as soon as they posted
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Speaker 2: it on the website, everybody started running it through AI
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Speaker 2: generators and saying, is this AI, because that's what we
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Speaker 2: do and guess what it was AI. And they also
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Speaker 2: noticed that the picture was being reused and recirculated from
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Speaker 2: a twenty twenty three post where Mitch was in some
17:46
Speaker 2: sort of rehab facility, so they reused that, but then
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Speaker 2: they added different things to it. But then when they
17:51
Speaker 2: looked at it, like, for example, there was a newspaper
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Speaker 2: in the picture, they saw that everything on the newspaper
17:56
Speaker 2: was like gibberish, which is what happens when you use AI,
17:59
Speaker 2: or like the finger were in a weird position, so
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Speaker 2: on and so forth. So they know that the pictures bullshit,
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Speaker 2: and nobody's giving a statement like, if you know, Mitch
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Speaker 2: McConnell is so healthy that he does not need to
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Speaker 2: be hooked up to IVS, If Mitch McConnell is doing
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Speaker 2: so well that he doesn't have to have any sort
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Speaker 2: of anything on him. In this picture he looks like
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Speaker 2: he's just sitting in a chair in a hospital room,
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Speaker 2: Then why aren't we able to go in with an
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Speaker 2: iPhone and have him doing a message to his constituents
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Speaker 2: and the rest of the body of the Senate. Hey, guys,
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Speaker 2: I'm voting by proxy for my hospital bed because I'm
18:29
Speaker 2: not allowed to leave. But I'm on it and I'm
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Speaker 2: paying attention. I mean, you look at these posts from
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Speaker 2: people like Scott Jennings, and I know Scott's from Kentucky,
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Speaker 2: and I guess he's a good old boy, but I mean,
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Speaker 2: what a load of shit he's like. Yeah, I talked
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Speaker 2: to him for twenty minutes today and he said, bah
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Speaker 2: blah blah, blah bah, No, he didn't. He didn't say anything,
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Speaker 2: and nobody's seen him and nobody's talked to him. Oh
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Speaker 2: and by the way, while he's in the hospital, they're
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Speaker 2: having the rugs replaced in his house or having the
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Speaker 2: floors redone in his house. Elaine, I guess, is very busy.
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Speaker 2: Maybe he tripped on the rug Maybe that is why
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Speaker 2: he's in the hospital. But there is this reporter, her
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Speaker 2: name is Desiree Townsend, and she has been reporting every
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Speaker 2: single day about Mitch McConnell in his fault. So she writes,
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Speaker 2: it is day thirty two of the medical mystery that
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Speaker 2: is Mitch McConnell. His hospitalization is now closing in on
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Speaker 2: five weeks. But for what officially was described as a
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Speaker 2: mild case of pneumonia and a fall without a concussion
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Speaker 2: or broken bones. Why is this continued hospitalization necessary? Little unusual?
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Speaker 2: I'll let you hear her do some of this reporting.
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Speaker 2: She's spot on. God bless her, She's the only one
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Speaker 2: doing it.
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Speaker 6: Desiree Townsend here again outside of George Washington University in Washington,
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Speaker 6: d C. For the medical mystery that is Mitch McConnell.
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Speaker 6: Today marks day thirty two of Senator McConnell's hospitalization for
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Speaker 6: what his office officially described as a fall in a
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Speaker 6: mild pneumonia, making his nearly five week hospital say increasingly unusual. So,
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Speaker 6: according to a sament issued by his office, McConnell is
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Speaker 6: currently in rehabilitation, likely in the hospital's a Cute Rehabilitation Unit,
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Speaker 6: a sixteen bed facility on the fourth floor here. According
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Speaker 6: to George Washington University Hospital, it provides twenty four hour
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Speaker 6: rehabilitative nursing care for patients to require at least two
20:09
Speaker 6: types of therapy following conditions such as a brain injury,
20:13
Speaker 6: multiple trauma, stroke, or neurological disorders. Based on the official
20:18
Speaker 6: description of his condition, a fall with no reported broken bones, fractures,
20:22
Speaker 6: or concussion followed by mild pneumonia, a hospitalization approaching five weeks,
20:28
Speaker 6: along with an extended stay in the acute rehabilitation unit
20:31
Speaker 6: does not align with his publicly stated current condition. So
20:34
Speaker 6: what is going on here? Perhaps Mitch McConnell does not
20:37
Speaker 6: want to return home to his DC home until his wife,
20:40
Speaker 6: Elane Child finishes installing the new floors, or possibly could
20:43
Speaker 6: it be gw is overbilling Medicare, Or maybe just maybe
20:48
Speaker 6: someone is actually lying about what happened to Senator McConnell.
20:54
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think she's spot on. I think somebody is
20:57
Speaker 2: lying about what happened to Senator McConnell. And I think
20:59
Speaker 2: that the reason that they're lying about that is for
21:02
Speaker 2: a few things. Number One, they know that if they
21:05
Speaker 2: get somebody in that seat who is a Republican who
21:08
Speaker 2: actually is awake and alive, we actually might start to
21:11
Speaker 2: get something done in the Senate. So we lost Senator
21:15
Speaker 2: Lindsey Graham. Now his sister is taking over. We're trying
21:18
Speaker 2: to get the Save Act to happen in the next
21:20
Speaker 2: two weeks because that has to happen before August third
21:23
Speaker 2: to fulfill the ninety day Obligatory Rules commitment for having
21:30
Speaker 2: any voter rules adjustment prior to a general election. Okay,
21:34
Speaker 2: so we've got two weeks, guys, that's a real thing.
21:36
Speaker 2: I talked about that last night. Or we also have
21:39
Speaker 2: all the pro forma voting that's going on. So the
21:42
Speaker 2: President has a bunch of people that he's trying to
21:44
Speaker 2: get into their appointed seats, and they have to go
21:48
Speaker 2: through these nomination hearings and these interviews and such. With
21:52
Speaker 2: all these senators. But because they just keep gabbling in
21:55
Speaker 2: and out and doing these pro forma sessions, we can
21:58
Speaker 2: never actually get them into the administon of positions that
22:00
Speaker 2: they're supposed to be in. Because John Thune and McConnell
22:04
Speaker 2: and Cornyn and Tillis and Murkowski and all the other
22:08
Speaker 2: Rhinos hate Donald Trump more than they love America. Every day,
22:13
Speaker 2: all day. They are the Palestine to our Israel. They
22:16
Speaker 2: hate us more than they love their own. So just
22:19
Speaker 2: remember that, every day, all day. We'll keep you up
22:22
Speaker 2: on McConnell. I personally think he's probably on life support
22:26
Speaker 2: and they just don't want to report it, which is
22:27
Speaker 2: you know, he's not up for reelection. Obviously, he's already
22:30
Speaker 2: said that he's not running for reelection. So I don't
22:33
Speaker 2: know why any other reason we wouldn't allow somebody to
22:36
Speaker 2: come in and actually do the job and represent the
22:38
Speaker 2: American people. But so on and so forth. Here we are.
22:42
Speaker 2: So let's talk about another really fun thing. This clip
22:45
Speaker 2: that I'm about to play is from May. Actually I
22:48
Speaker 2: completely missed it, but I absolutely hate Chris van Holland.
22:52
Speaker 2: He's a Senator from Maryland. You probably remember him because
22:56
Speaker 2: he went to visit Kilmar Abrago Garcia, who is the
23:00
Speaker 2: MS thirteen gang banger who was in charge of human trafficking,
23:05
Speaker 2: sex trafficking, assault, beating up his wife, you know, you
23:09
Speaker 2: name it. He was guilty of it, and he was
23:11
Speaker 2: being deported. Chris Van Holland decided that he was more
23:16
Speaker 2: important to go visit than any of the people that
23:19
Speaker 2: had died at the hands of illegal aliens in his
23:22
Speaker 2: state of Maryland, which there are plenty, and he flew
23:25
Speaker 2: to Venezuela to go see Kilmar Abrego Garcia. So don't
23:31
Speaker 2: forget that this is who we're talking about. So he
23:33
Speaker 2: was in the Senate hearing, and Cash Betel, the FBI director,
23:38
Speaker 2: was in the hot seat that day and facing questioning,
23:41
Speaker 2: and Chris van Holland starts to question Patel in a
23:45
Speaker 2: very disgusting way, and Cash Patel lays the ultimate smack down,
23:51
Speaker 2: and you know what, it's so great, and I hate
23:53
Speaker 2: Chris Van Holland so much, so I just had to
23:55
Speaker 2: play this and include it in today's show.
23:58
Speaker 3: Not lied to Congress.
23:59
Speaker 7: I didn't ask, And to Congress, is you do you
24:02
Speaker 7: I'm not testifying here, sir, and I don't lie.
24:04
Speaker 3: Maybe the next time you run up a seven thousand
24:06
Speaker 3: dollars bar tab.
24:07
Speaker 2: We can talk about it.
24:07
Speaker 7: Well, see there you go line again. Do you suggest
24:10
Speaker 7: the report? I'll post it right now. You suggested it
24:12
Speaker 7: was public. It wasn't public money, as you know. That
24:15
Speaker 7: was for a fifty members laff part.
24:17
Speaker 2: So it was a seven thousand dollars bar tab.
24:19
Speaker 7: Mister, I'm glad. Let me just say and closing, mister chairman.
24:23
Speaker 7: Two things.
24:25
Speaker 2: So he runs up this seven thousand dollars bar tab,
24:28
Speaker 2: he tries to lie about it. He tries to say
24:30
Speaker 2: it's for X, Y and Z. They're using you know,
24:33
Speaker 2: various moneies that they shouldn't be using, misappropriation. It goes
24:37
Speaker 2: before the FEC, who gets to obviously, you know, look
24:41
Speaker 2: through it and see how you know people are spending
24:43
Speaker 2: the American people's money, and Chris van Holland is obviously
24:46
Speaker 2: using it to go see members of MS thirteen and
24:49
Speaker 2: rack up seven thousand dollars bar tub. So I don't
24:52
Speaker 2: care if it was for a fifty person party or
24:55
Speaker 2: just him and a bunch of illegal aliens that he
24:57
Speaker 2: went to see in Venezuela. It's our tax dollars and
25:00
Speaker 2: he's using them to get wasted. So he's a scumbag.
25:02
Speaker 2: So there's that. That's always fun. Okay, I have to
25:06
Speaker 2: play Mary Miller, a congresswoman from the Great state of Illinois.
25:10
Speaker 2: She's fantastic and she she was questioning someone the other
25:18
Speaker 2: day who I'm pulling up. I want to pull up
25:20
Speaker 2: exactly who he is here. But this audio is so
25:23
Speaker 2: crazy that when I saw it, I actually thought that
25:26
Speaker 2: this was I thought this was a Babylon be story.
25:30
Speaker 2: I thought it was fake. So I was talking to
25:33
Speaker 2: her chief of staff the other day and I was like,
25:35
Speaker 2: I wow, no words. So Mary Miller is speaking to
25:39
Speaker 2: the chancellor of the University of California, San Francisco, and
25:44
Speaker 2: he believes that men can get pregnant, So just hear
25:49
Speaker 2: me out. She says, has a non biological woman ever
25:53
Speaker 2: had a baby and his name is Hagwood? And he says, well,
25:57
Speaker 2: a transgender person can. Miller explains, but that's not a
26:01
Speaker 2: biological woman. Like, I don't understand what you're talking about.
26:05
Speaker 2: So you have to hear this exchange. This is a
26:08
Speaker 2: person who runs, okay, a university, and not just any university,
26:14
Speaker 2: the University of California, San Francisco. This person thinks that
26:20
Speaker 2: men can get pregnant just tag alism.
26:27
Speaker 1: Doctor Haygood. You see SF's classroom guide titled Framework for
26:34
Speaker 1: Gender and Sex Concepts in Teaching advises against using the
26:38
Speaker 1: term pregnant women. Instead, it says to use pregnant people,
26:44
Speaker 1: who are pregnant people compared to pregnant women just curious.
26:48
Speaker 8: So that is part of a curriculum to help our
26:51
Speaker 8: students who are facing a wide diversity of patients. Of course,
26:56
Speaker 8: the vast majority of pregnancies are in women, and I
27:00
Speaker 8: have absolutely no problem with using the word pregnant women.
27:03
Speaker 8: I use it.
27:04
Speaker 1: Myself as a non biological woman ever had a baby?
27:09
Speaker 8: A transgender person can?
27:11
Speaker 1: That's not a biological woman. Has a non biological woman
27:15
Speaker 1: ever had a baby?
27:16
Speaker 8: I would us we take care of transgender doctor.
27:22
Speaker 2: So think about that for a minute. She's asking him
27:26
Speaker 2: a scientific question, not an ideological question, not a personal
27:31
Speaker 2: opinion question, a scientific question. Can a non biological woman
27:38
Speaker 2: have a baby? The answer to that is no. You
27:41
Speaker 2: need a uterus, You need to be able to menstrate monthly,
27:45
Speaker 2: you need to be able to have a place in
27:47
Speaker 2: your body where a baby goes. So while all of
27:51
Speaker 2: these lunatics out there that are subscribing themselves to this
27:54
Speaker 2: transgender lifestyle and putting themselves on hormones and drugs for
27:58
Speaker 2: the rest of their lives because they have fallen prey
28:01
Speaker 2: to the syop, which is just a medical monetary grap
28:05
Speaker 2: because once you become part of the transgender cult, they
28:09
Speaker 2: run your brain ragget with all sorts of drugs. You're
28:12
Speaker 2: completely doped up all the time. You're on SSRIs and
28:16
Speaker 2: all other kinds of shit. And the problem here is,
28:19
Speaker 2: and it's a simple one, is that unless and until
28:23
Speaker 2: we stop giving these people one iota of our time,
28:28
Speaker 2: we're going to continue to have people in positions of
28:32
Speaker 2: authority feel like, very similar to Amy Cony Barrett actually
28:37
Speaker 2: that they have to give them audience, they have to
28:40
Speaker 2: let them be heard, otherwise they feel the wrath of
28:43
Speaker 2: the lunatics. I mean, this is just one of those things.
28:46
Speaker 2: It's absolute bullshit. So we'll leave that there for now.
28:50
Speaker 2: These are more crazy universities reason, you know, nine hundred
28:54
Speaker 2: and thirty seven not to send your kids to college, right,
28:57
Speaker 2: especially in California. Judge Katrina West, I'm sure you haven't
29:02
Speaker 2: heard about this, and I don't know that we will,
29:04
Speaker 2: So Judge Katrina West Democrat. I'm sure you're stunned. Is
29:09
Speaker 2: the woman who just sentenced the illegal alien who was
29:14
Speaker 2: driving his truck in California. He had an illegal CDL,
29:19
Speaker 2: couldn't speak, couldn't do anything with you reading the signs
29:24
Speaker 2: in English, absolutely nothing, and didn't know how to drive
29:29
Speaker 2: the truck properly, and killed three people, three people with
29:33
Speaker 2: his truck. This woman sentenced him to under five years.
29:38
Speaker 2: So you're here illegally, you have an illegal CDL, you
29:41
Speaker 2: can't speak or read English, so which means you can't
29:44
Speaker 2: read the signs on the highways, and you took the
29:47
Speaker 2: lives of not one, not two, but three people. And
29:50
Speaker 2: Judge Katrina West thinks those three lives are only worthy
29:56
Speaker 2: of five years or less. Think about that for a minute,
30:00
Speaker 2: how sick that is. And then you wonder why people
30:03
Speaker 2: are repeat offenders. Why wouldn't they be It's so easy
30:07
Speaker 2: to be a criminal. So this is the type of
30:10
Speaker 2: stuff that I'm talking about with the acbs of the world,
30:13
Speaker 2: where they have power, they have some things they can do,
30:16
Speaker 2: but they don't do it. And so now we all
30:18
Speaker 2: pay the price of having these psychos in our society. Okay,
30:23
Speaker 2: last thing we're going to do today. Have you guys
30:26
Speaker 2: heard about the forth Worth, Texas cops. If you haven't,
30:31
Speaker 2: get ready to lose your mind, because it's really going
30:33
Speaker 2: to piss you off. So last week there were three
30:37
Speaker 2: different encounters with three different police officers of the Fort Worth,
30:42
Speaker 2: Texas Police Department. I don't know what's going on in Texas.
30:45
Speaker 2: I really don't. I don't know if they're syh opping people.
30:48
Speaker 2: I don't know if they're putting chemicals in the water.
30:50
Speaker 2: I really don't know, and I mean that sincerely. But
30:52
Speaker 2: these are police officers who are going up to Christian
30:57
Speaker 2: street preachers, okay, who are at events for Pride events
31:03
Speaker 2: in Texas, and they are being told that their speech
31:09
Speaker 2: where they are talking about the Bible, and they are
31:12
Speaker 2: talking about how they do not support the LGBTQ community
31:17
Speaker 2: and they feel like it's a sin because they're devout
31:19
Speaker 2: Christian preachers. So they're there and they're talking about all
31:23
Speaker 2: these things, and these police officers come up, three different
31:27
Speaker 2: police officers, not one, okay, and tell them that they
31:31
Speaker 2: will be given a summons, potentially arrested and cited for
31:36
Speaker 2: their offensive speech. So, for those of you who are
31:40
Speaker 2: not clear, we have something in the United States called
31:43
Speaker 2: the First Amendment, which gives us the right to say
31:46
Speaker 2: what we please. If you are behaving in a disorderly manner,
31:50
Speaker 2: if your conduct is such where you are prohibiting another
31:54
Speaker 2: person's free will of free speech, if you are causing
31:56
Speaker 2: bodily harm, sure all of that would not be protected
32:00
Speaker 2: under the First Amendment. But if you are standing somewhere
32:03
Speaker 2: and you are just speaking, you cannot be arrested for
32:06
Speaker 2: what you are saying, whether it offends you or not.
32:08
Speaker 2: If that was the case, then everybody in New York
32:10
Speaker 2: would be arrested today because when you walk down to
32:12
Speaker 2: New York City Street, I guarantee you you're going to
32:14
Speaker 2: be offended. You ride the subway, you're going to be offended.
32:17
Speaker 2: But in everyday life, someone is going to offend you.
32:21
Speaker 2: And the fact that you are offended is not the
32:23
Speaker 2: person who offended you's fault. You are in control of
32:26
Speaker 2: how you react to something. In fact, that's really the
32:28
Speaker 2: only thing you control, because you can't control anybody else.
32:31
Speaker 2: But so these police officers, these street preachers are out there,
32:35
Speaker 2: and these cops come up and they threaten this preacher.
32:40
Speaker 2: Here's the funny part. The one guy is a twenty
32:44
Speaker 2: six year veteran. He's a federal law enforcement officer. Take
32:48
Speaker 2: a listen to this. It seems like music, not talking.
32:55
Speaker 2: If someone is offended by your talking, then we are
32:59
Speaker 2: the fun.
33:00
Speaker 7: The violation of your life.
33:02
Speaker 2: If you shut us down the speech, okay, then am
33:07
Speaker 2: I going to them? We'll go over there.
33:09
Speaker 3: Wait, you're gonna take us for offensive speech?
33:11
Speaker 5: Yes?
33:11
Speaker 7: Absolutely?
33:12
Speaker 5: Are you serious speech? You're gonna sign us for again?
33:15
Speaker 1: Conduct? Oh no, no, no.
33:17
Speaker 3: No disorder.
33:18
Speaker 2: The conduct has to be accompanied by conduct.
33:22
Speaker 1: This is the conduct I retired.
33:23
Speaker 2: Police officers for who twenty six years?
33:27
Speaker 8: Federal law enforcement?
33:28
Speaker 4: Federal So this has nothing to do with local.
33:31
Speaker 3: Wow, do with local?
33:33
Speaker 2: Look what everyone need that you can do?
33:36
Speaker 3: Says whatever it says?
33:38
Speaker 5: Eighty y'all know the laws for will I'm not gonna
33:41
Speaker 5: left up.
33:42
Speaker 8: So I just want to clarify.
33:44
Speaker 3: If anything is said that's offensive, You're gonna write a ticket.
33:47
Speaker 1: My complaints that your language or what you're saying is offensive.
33:52
Speaker 2: So how crazy is that? If someone complains that your
33:58
Speaker 2: language is offensive, then I'm going to write you a ticket. Well,
34:01
Speaker 2: who gets to determine what's offensive? That is the most
34:04
Speaker 2: subjective thing in the world. There are so many things
34:08
Speaker 2: that I find offensive and other people would call it poetry,
34:11
Speaker 2: art music. I think it's disgusting, but somebody else is
34:14
Speaker 2: going to love it, buy it, play it all the time,
34:16
Speaker 2: listen to it all the time. You know. I look
34:18
Speaker 2: at people who watch, you know, these crazy shows on HBO.
34:22
Speaker 2: I find them incredibly like repulsive, vulgar, crass. But somebody
34:28
Speaker 2: else is going to listen to it. This podcast, the
34:30
Speaker 2: things I'm saying right now are going to offend it.
34:32
Speaker 2: They're going to offend fifty percent of the United States
34:35
Speaker 2: of America because I lean to the right. Okay, fine,
34:39
Speaker 2: I think I'm rooted in common sense. Somebody else else
34:41
Speaker 2: is going to think I'm a lunatic for what I believe.
34:44
Speaker 2: And this woman is saying, if somebody is offended by
34:47
Speaker 2: what you're saying, I get to write you a ticket. Now,
34:50
Speaker 2: mind you, he is a Christian preacher at an LGBTQ
34:54
Speaker 2: event in a public park that is open to the public.
34:58
Speaker 2: It doesn't say open to people who's support us. It
35:00
Speaker 2: doesn't say nobody's allowed. And it's in a public park,
35:04
Speaker 2: so even though you may have a permit to be
35:06
Speaker 2: in some part of the park, it doesn't mean that
35:09
Speaker 2: you are allowed to take over the park, and it
35:10
Speaker 2: doesn't mean that other people aren't allowed in there as well.
35:13
Speaker 2: Here's the second Fort Worth, Texas police officer ought to.
35:18
Speaker 4: Be where you want to be. What can you tell
35:20
Speaker 4: her too that she can't cite us? First feet speech
35:23
Speaker 4: is offensive because she threatened to cite us.
35:24
Speaker 8: If we have offensive.
35:25
Speaker 4: Speech depends what you're saying. Who's offended.
35:27
Speaker 3: So if I say it homosexuality, it does so free
35:29
Speaker 3: speech is not included.
35:31
Speaker 2: No threats, no threats, no threats, no humor.
35:34
Speaker 5: They find out somebody who calm certain words and they
35:36
Speaker 5: feel offended by that. Unfortunately, that is the part of
35:39
Speaker 5: the So if.
35:39
Speaker 3: I call somebody and I'm just saying this for publication,
35:41
Speaker 3: if I say you're a fagot and they get offended,
35:43
Speaker 3: you're gonna sighten me.
35:44
Speaker 4: That is a classy ticket a portion.
35:46
Speaker 5: I'm the one who makes the rules.
35:47
Speaker 4: But that's why they tell you.
35:48
Speaker 3: I just wanted to get down video from my man.
35:51
Speaker 4: It's very vague and what it is. I can't do
35:54
Speaker 4: much better other than my job, right and we understand that.
35:57
Speaker 3: We know you got you got this.
35:58
Speaker 1: You got to deal with your.
36:02
Speaker 5: It can be where you need to be, and that's
36:06
Speaker 5: what the courts are for.
36:08
Speaker 2: Your fault. This police officer, this police officer is now
36:14
Speaker 2: supporting the other police officer, the lunatic woman, and he
36:18
Speaker 2: is saying that it's a classy felony if you say
36:21
Speaker 2: a word that is considered a slur against another person,
36:26
Speaker 2: and you can get a citation for saying that. That's insane.
36:32
Speaker 2: Protected speech is protected speech. That's the first Amendment. So
36:37
Speaker 2: this goes on, this becomes you know, this story has
36:40
Speaker 2: been going everywhere. Libs of TikTok God Bless him were
36:43
Speaker 2: the first ones to cover it and they put it
36:45
Speaker 2: out there, and then the Fort Worth Police Department actually
36:49
Speaker 2: blocked libs of TikTok on social media, which here's what's funny.
36:55
Speaker 2: That's actually any legal offense. So you're not like to
37:00
Speaker 2: do that as a public service, you know, being a
37:04
Speaker 2: law enforcement you are not allowed to block a member
37:07
Speaker 2: of the public who is covering a story because you
37:09
Speaker 2: don't like what they're saying about you. You're not a
37:11
Speaker 2: private person, you're not a celebrity, you're not you are
37:15
Speaker 2: literally serving the public, So you can't block somebody because
37:18
Speaker 2: you don't like what they're saying. There's a whole bunch
37:20
Speaker 2: of laws that support that. So then Fort Worth, I
37:24
Speaker 2: guess it was today. Looks like it came out today.
37:28
Speaker 2: This is the police chief of Fort Worth, Texas. His
37:32
Speaker 2: name is Eddie Garcia, and he admits that his officers
37:37
Speaker 2: were wrong. Oh how interesting, But listen to this bullshit mayical,
37:43
Speaker 2: but you got to hear it.
37:45
Speaker 9: The biggest issue I think that I have is just
37:47
Speaker 9: the conversations in the way that we were describing what.
37:51
Speaker 2: Is lawful what isn't lawful.
37:52
Speaker 9: When we're right, we're right, and we're wrong, we're wrong,
37:55
Speaker 9: and there certainly was a better way to have that communication,
37:58
Speaker 9: and we were wrong in the in the manner in
38:00
Speaker 9: which we communicated that. Certainly we're going to take accountability
38:03
Speaker 9: for it.
38:04
Speaker 2: Take accountability for it. The only thing that you can
38:08
Speaker 2: do is to fire the police officers. In fact, he
38:11
Speaker 2: should probably resign because if those police officers are unclear
38:16
Speaker 2: about the law and they feel like they are getting
38:19
Speaker 2: that information and those rules from you, and that is
38:22
Speaker 2: where they understand the law from, then I would say
38:25
Speaker 2: that that rests with you. You are the problem. I
38:29
Speaker 2: don't know that he's going to do that because I
38:31
Speaker 2: have no idea who this person is or what his
38:34
Speaker 2: beliefs are, if he's an honest person, a trustworthy person,
38:36
Speaker 2: an honorable person who knows. But from the likes and
38:39
Speaker 2: the looks of what we've seen and heard here from
38:42
Speaker 2: these two Fort Worth police officers, and there was a
38:44
Speaker 2: third one brought in. There was a supervisor brought in
38:46
Speaker 2: as well. And even the fact that she said, oh,
38:49
Speaker 2: so that's federal law enforcement, that's got nothing to do
38:52
Speaker 2: with local I'm like, uh, ma'am, I'm pretty sure that
38:56
Speaker 2: what he's talking about is the First Amendment and it
38:58
Speaker 2: kind of applies in all areas of law. I mean,
39:01
Speaker 2: you know, just stay asking for a friend. But these
39:03
Speaker 2: are the things that we're dealing with all the time.
39:06
Speaker 2: They're very serious, they're very impactful, and they are hurt
39:11
Speaker 2: everyday American citizens that are expressing what they are doing
39:15
Speaker 2: and how they are doing it, and they are allowed
39:17
Speaker 2: to do it that way they are. So we're going
39:19
Speaker 2: to be following this. We're going to be taking a
39:21
Speaker 2: deep dive later tomorrow and the next day into all
39:24
Speaker 2: of the hearings that we've had this week as well.
39:26
Speaker 2: We had Todd blanche in front of the Senate Committee
39:29
Speaker 2: today and the house. We've got worsh and we still
39:33
Speaker 2: have more to go over from Kagan and Barrett. I
39:35
Speaker 2: have no doubt we're going to get to all of it.
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