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Fairfax County and the broader debate over crime policies · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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Good day, listeners, and welcome to Don't Imbibe the Kool Aid.
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I'm Kim Kennedy, and I'm the host of this uh session today, and we are so thrilled to be a part of the America L Radio Network.
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I'm glad that you're listening.
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Um we have another interesting program on tap for today.
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Uh have you heard about how the DOJ is currently investigating Woke Soros back Virginia DA over sweetheart deals given to illegal migrants?
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It's not uh peculiar just to Virginia, it's happening all over.
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But we have invited Dr.
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Rachel Ehrenfeld, author of the Soros Agenda and founder of the American Center for Democracy and the Economic Warfare Institute to join us.
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Dr.
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Ehrenfeld, welcome and thank you for being with us today.
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Thank you for having me.
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Dr.
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Airfeld, we are looking at a uh uh uh tweet from uh Attorney General Hermit uh uh Dillon, and she is saying that Fairfax Fairfax County and attorney uh general Steve Desano, who has a horrendous habit of letting violent illegal aliens and rapists out of jail on notice.
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We have put them the Fairfax County uh Virginia Commonwealth attorney Steve Desano on notice that he is being investigated, and that he the reason for this is that there is a continual uh preference of letting um illegals get off lightly, uh and we're not talking about uh crimes that are uh something that we get a slap on the wrist, we're talking about rapes and serious crime, and there's a long term uh habit uh of a uh of this happening all the time.
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And so with that said, Dr.
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Anfeld, in your book, do you touch on this pattern?
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Do you talk about why this is happening?
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Is there uh evidence that we can find that tells us that this is something planned or is it spontaneous?
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Well, uh sure, uh the source agenda uh I describe uh sources' influence on the judiciary on the justice system, especially the criminal justice system in the United States.
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That was something that he aspired to do since he started his activity, his foundation's activities in the United States in 1993.
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Uh so he has been at it for a long time, and uh yeah he contributed to the election of many uh what we call rogue prosecutors or Soros prosecutors, uh and it has been really we see it all over the country, not only in Virginia.
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So uh I hope that the uh investigation uh into the Virginia prosecutor uh will have some um good uh will be able to uncover good evidence.
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Well, certainly good evidence.
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They have the evidence because we see uh and and people who live in Virginia and probably elsewhere in the United States, because many of the criminals that were let go by this prosecutors by this prosecutor have moved somewhere else.
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So they are not only committing crime in Virginia or they moved to Washington DC, to New York, to New Jersey, who knows, all over the country.
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And the problem in many in in most jurisdictions where Soros had funded when funded the elections of um liberal, it's not liberal, progressive uh prosecutors, many who actually made their umpinions um very clear and stand very clear before the election, and this is how they were elected.
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Many had published um new instructions to the prosecutors, other prosecutors who work at their office, uh how to look at uh crime.
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So they downgraded all kinds of crimes.
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So if you committed um armed robbery, maybe maybe you'll have um you you were arrested, and you actually um were arrested and stayed in prison uh for enough time for the prosecutor to to go before the prosecutor, then maybe and if you are an illegal migrant, uh if you are brown or black, uh boy, you know, uh it's it's your day where when you come before uh the prosecutor or the court uh prosecutor, they may uh charge you with uh so some kind of misdemeanor.
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And if you go before the judge after that, uh and it's a judge again that was elected uh with uh money, because in many places they were elected, uh by uh money that was given to uh given by Soros' related organizations, if not directly, uh then you are lucky.
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And many people uh actually, so we have more criminals actually walking the street uh who are let go by prosecutors and by judges.
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So how many times people were arrested in New York uh for I don't know, or in elsewhere, 15 times, 18 times for all kinds of crimes and not necessarily misdemeanors, uh but uh serious crimes uh of uh of uh uh causing physical harm to people.
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Um, these DAs, Dr.
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Eric Earnfeld, are they in violation of their oath of office?
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Well, yeah, they are, but you have to prove that they are.
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Well, yeah, they are, but you have to prove that they are.
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So um the in the legal framework, uh they can choose what they want from the uh from the menu, okay?
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So the legal framework, they can choose what they want from the from the menu, okay.
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And if they decide that uh well okay, we will charge him for a lesser crime, um for now it's not.
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And if they decide that uh, well, okay, we will charge him for a lesser crime, um for now it's not mandatory to charge them with uh what seems to us laymen uh as a crime.
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So I would call it uh an armed robbery.
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Uh but the the prosecutor may say, well, it was really um he had a weapon with him, but he really didn't mean to use it.
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And uh the people misunderstood his his um his intentions and he really didn't steal um uh I don't know, he didn't break the the vault in in the vault in the apartment, and he didn't steal uh 100,000 dollars, he only took something in uh, you know, he he wanted to eat somewhere or making our kind of thing.
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They're dumbing down crime, the definition of it.
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Absolutely, absolutely.
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So we had Bragg in New York who came to office, and he he actually had the list of uh how to define um down really downgrading uh crimes and and and how to approach this.
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So also even if the police uh get to arrest the the criminals, um very often you know, okay, so they arrested them, and within two hours they will see them walking in the street and and and stealing something or selling drugs or committing some other crime.
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So it doesn't encourage, even if the police uh has not been ordered by their um commissioners or the mayor of the locality uh to let these people go, uh to let this criminal go.
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Uh they are discouraged, and very often now, more often than before, they are uh the the policemen uh women are actually physically attacked.
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So there are more physical attacks, uh there are more stabbing.
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Uh many of the illegal migrants um who came from um Africa and the Middle East, many of them are Muslims, uh and they're they carry guys, they carry uh knives all the time.
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They carry machetes, uh, you know, it's not something that people usually walk around on the street.
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Is this crime limited to our big city at this point, Dr.
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Ehrenfelder, or is it all across the country in various communities?
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Well, it's all over the country, but it's more pro it's more visible and more uh in big uh in urban cities, be in urban places because that's where the most of the illegal migrants go to.
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Uh they can strive, they can have uh they meet friends, and they go to uh um blue states and and blue cities.
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I mean uh those who give them uh sanctuary.
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Uh they they are less often in red states and where law is actually being enforced.
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So that's that's really what is happening.
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Uh it is a huge problem, and one of the major uh uh one of the major um uh basis of of uh of uh secure society and and the role of the government is to secure the society to make sure that there is law enforcement.
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Uh otherwise you cannot really who wants to live in a society like that.
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Um in the wide Dr.
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Airfeld, do you have an exact count of how many Soros back TAs are in office?
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Do you happen to have that data?
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Well, there has been there have been something like 47, but there were probably more, and since then there were elections, and I didn't really follow the numbers, but we are we are we will be facing new midterm elections, and I'm sure, and I know that uh the SOROS different entities are spending huge amounts of money, millions and millions of dollars, in order to uh get actually candidates who are very um progressive.
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Um most of them like Mandami here in New York, uh they call themselves socialists, they are actually communist.
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Uh and we have now somebody in Maine who is not only a communist, but he is also uh a Nazi, a fascist.
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I mean, you got all the combinations, okay.
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Uh it's it's and he probably is not the only one, and you see how in most places you see a marriage of convenience, um really uh not interest but convenience between the progressive left and um radical Islamic uh organizations.
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Uh so and they facilitate each other if they come.
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For example, the in in Washington DC only this week the judge, uh a judge um apologized to the um to the uh person who wanted to Aaron Cole who wanted to assassinate the president and members of the cabinet, uh at the uh reporters uh dinner, um what is it, two three weeks ago?
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Uh he apologized, he apologized to him for uh for being in prison for the uncomfortable conditions that he's in.
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I mean, and this judge, this this uh this judge is uh happens to be a Muslim.
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Uh so I mean you can't there is really no it really shakes the um the trust of the people in the justice system and we had a fantastic I mean we had a very good justice system.
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So I mean you can't there is really no it really shakes the um the trust of the people in the justice system and we had a fantastic I mean we had a very good justice system so certainly on Dr.
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So I'm talking for airfeld, you know.
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Airfeld you know I don't know what you think of this idea I was talking with the guests uh earlier this week and we were talking about the idea that people who want to run for office need to take a comprehensive test to show their understanding of the constitution and swear to uphold it.
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I don't know what you think of this idea.
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I was talking with the guests uh earlier this week, and we were talking about the idea that people who want to run for office need to take a
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Yeah I completely I completely agree with you uh anybody who is anybody who is running for any elected position, any elected office, um should be should be actually should be able to pass a test uh and swear to uphold the constitution.
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Yeah, and if they don't, then they can be removed.
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Yeah, yeah.
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How do you see I was curious to know uh as we head towards our break, we've got a couple minutes before we do that.
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We'll probably have to tackle the meat of this question the next one.
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But there's always a reason behind why the left does what it does and uh their famous never let a uh crisis go to waste.
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What do you see them doing with these DAs to reshape uh prosecutors?
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Now already we are witnessing it every day.
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Uh I mean, so next time if somebody will try to assassinate, well I hope not, uh, but if somebody will try to assassinate an elected official in the United States, the judge may just uh let him go, get him off.
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Uh and you have also the uh social media uh you have many, especially younger uh people who um support and support this um news so-called socialists, but it's really communist um candidates and ideas.
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Because they have not it's repackaged, it's it's the same package actually, it's uh different names, and but but they they have been indoctrinated uh from from the get go.
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They've been indoctrinated since they went to kindergarten.
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That's right.
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And uh they don't understand our form of government.
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And they were not, and they were not uh the teachers, the teachers union, uh very much on the left, uh very much pro radical Islam actually, uh promoting that too together.
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Uh which is kind of funny because at the same time uh they talk about women's rights and about transgenders and whatever, and but the radical Muslims that they support are killing uh rad uh uh killing transgenders uh and and and homosexuals.
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So it doesn't make much sense, but for them to go together in order to defeat the constitution, to defeat the conservatives, to defeat the Republicans, that's fine.
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To go after Christians, to go after Jews.
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That's fine too.
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The enemy of my enemy is my friend, as uh uh son uh young said.
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Folks, my memory is terrible today.
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Bear with me, please.
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But we are up against a break.
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Uh Dr.
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Aaron Feld, um great conversation.
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We have a lot more to talk about, but we must take a break.
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We are talking with Dr.
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Rachel Enfeld.
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Excuse me, Dr.
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Aaron Feld.
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Uh sorry for mispronouncing your last name, but um, we are excited to have you here having a very interesting and uh well-researched conversation.
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Uh you are listening to Don't Imbibe the Kool-Aid.
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I'm Kim Kennedy, I'm one of the hosts of the programs.
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We're talking about um DAs gone wild, DAs out of control in major cities across the country, focusing on what's happening in Lalden County in Virginia, and how uh President Trump has gone on the offensive and said, Well, wait a minute, you guys are out of control.
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You're supposed to be keepers of the law.
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Um you're acting as one of the lawbreakers, uh, immigrants who are breaking laws constantly, getting a slap on the wrist, turned out.
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They might leave a city, go to another city, do the same thing, and nobody seems to give a darn, which is wrong.
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And uh innocent people are being harmed.
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If you happen to catch the president's speech, uh State of the Union speech over a month ago, he addressed this, and there were just some heart-wrenching people on who um the president cited their cases, and uh there is a method to their madness because um the left knows exactly what they're doing.
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They have a playbook, they're following it.
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Some people, Dr.
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Ehrenfeld, think that um the uh uh some of our government has become like a a mafia, uh a crime syndicate.
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Do you do you think that's an exaggeration?
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No, that's uh yeah.
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Um the uh the government.
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Um I don't think that um well, maybe maybe um Schumer and um and a few of his friends, many of his friends would describe this um the Trump administration as a mafia.
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I don't think that well, maybe maybe Schumer and a few of his friends, many of his friends would describe this the Trump administration as a mafia.
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I mean they're trying to uphold the law.
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I mean, they are trying to uphold the law.
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Um the to enforce the law, to uphold the law.
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Uh the what
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The what happened during the Biden, well, it didn't start with Biden, what but uh what uh Obama kind of led the charge of um of portraying uh America, portraying uh the United States to the whole world as the colonialist um uh colonialist country where law and order are uh uh implemented um uh unequally and uh he started I mean he he he was choosing him uh uh electing him as a president was the best example that Americans really are not racist however as the left usually uh actually does very well they are um they are um uh they are able to use the opposite of what is happening and the opposite of what you see uh and tell you no no what you see uh uh is is actually not not accurate.
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Um we will tell you what it is that you are seeing.
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It's like everybody saw on television live, I saw it too, uh how um at the attempt to assassinate President Trump a few weeks ago, and there were what 2,000 reporters, and some of them later, and they were scared to death, and they were under the table fearing for their lives, and then some of them went out uh on the left and said, well, oh yeah, well, maybe it was not an assassination attempt, you know.
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Uh they heard the the shots, um, but they uh it's it's it's unbelievable, uh but it's true.
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Uh so they try to convince you that what you heard and what you saw and what they themselves saw was not actually what it was an attempt to assassinate the president.
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And and and and them too, because if if uh if he was able to get into uh into the uh hall uh they could have been killed too.
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Uh so that's uh I mean that's ridiculous, but that's what they are saying, or take the uh the war against Iran.
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Uh aren't they aren't they um uh can they understand that if Iran has a nuclear bomb, they will actually use it against the United States that they can kill, they can be dead, don't they understand it?
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And if they actually gain uh um uh supremacy and and are able to take over any any part of the United States, if not all, uh you will be either killed if you are not willing to convert to Islam, or you'll be enslaved.
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Uh so what is so difficult to understand?
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Uh and it's not it's really saying that they are ignorant and they don't know and they were not taught about it in school, etc.
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For crying out loud, the history is is uh uh it's not difficult to see.
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You see that they are today, yesterday, the day before, and tomorrow, you can see them actually hanging uh people in public on huge cranes in the center and the center of the city in order to intimidate others from criticizing the government.
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And the mainstream media knows this, Dr.
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Aaron.
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And they are not showing any of this.
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Nothing.
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And they are and they call them moderates.
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I mean, this is this is uh this is really uh this is terrible.
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Yeah.
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So the thing is that the again I will go back to say that uh decades of indoctrination of children from kindergarten uh throughout school uh has really um has resulted in what we are having today in many more places.
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So even in uh I I have uh friends and people that I know, and they are writing to me and they're saying, well, uh what can I do?
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I have a 16-year-old uh daughter who likes my who thinks that Mamdami is wonderful, who is uh a communist and Muslim, a radical Muslim to booth, um who is an anti-Semite, and this friend who wrote to me is Jewish, and he said, and she thinks she thinks he's wonderful, and uh she wants to go and study in some university which is known for its uh uh progressive uh curriculum where where uh pro Hamas demonstrators are demonstrating every day.
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So how can you how can you explain it?
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And that's not what she hears at home, and that's not the conversation that her parents or their friends are discussing.
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So but the influence uh of the school of the teachers uh and the other children who are youngsters who are at school with her who have been indoctrinated similarly, most of them uh influences it, and and if she goes to social media, all you see is really pro-Hamas and Pro Mandami, how wonderful is what he's taxing, he's taxing everybody to the kazoo.
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Uh many people, um many people that I know have actually left New York already.
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Yeah, and that's who wants to have uh any business here when you have to actually give all the money to the uh uh to the city.
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Uh and and to do what to bring in more to pay for more illegal migrants?
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Uh this is insane.
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The same in in Washington uh in Seattle in Washington.
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Uh she actually did the new mayor said, okay, who needs billionaires?
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Millionaires, you know, they can go somewhere else.
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Uh you know, they can go somewhere else.
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Who will who can she tax as much as billionaires so that the city she can pay uh city workers to do what they're doing?
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Who will who can she tax as much as billionaires so that the city she can pay uh city workers to do what they're doing?
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It's really people who have stepped out of their minds, Dr.
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It's really people who have stepped out of their minds, Dr.
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Airfeld.
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Ernfeld.
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They have they're they're just not rational people at all.
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They have they're they're just not rational people at all.
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Which brings me I wanted to uh I wanted to remind our listeners real quickly about the book that you've written about Soros, uh folks.
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Which brings me I wanted to I wanted to remind our listeners real quickly about the book that you've written about Soros, uh folks.
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The name of it is the source agenda, and uh Dr.
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The name of it is the Soros Agenda, and uh Dr.
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Rachel Ehrenfeld, who we're talking with, she's the founder of the American Center for Democracy and the Economic Warfare Institute.
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We're gonna talk about that in just a little bit, but you know, Zoros' name is bandied about quite a bit, but how many of us know his track record?
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And I think this would be with the the time we have remaining in this segment.
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Can you uh give us some uh read the book?
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Read the book.
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Let me say uh give us a clip, you know, the clip notes of it.
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Um tell us just a little bit.
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This man uh has tried his ideas before uh with horrible uh results.
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Well, his uh his idea when when he came here and he just began um uh he he set up his uh open society institute as it was called at the time, now it's the open society foundations.
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Uh he said that he he's opening it because he wants to change the United States of America.
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Well, um what is it?
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30 years later, uh he did.
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He was very successful.
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What is it?
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Uh yeah, 30 years later.
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Um and he worked uh he he developed his own um guerrilla uh lobbying if you want, which is not well, he he didn't actually spend a lot of money going to lobby Congress, sure.
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He paid for the election, he funded the election of uh everybody progressive left, yes, uh including presidents, but what he did in order to change the agenda, he didn't go, he didn't lobby Congress to change laws.
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No, he went to states, and he lobbied states, he spent a lot of money in states in order to change local laws.
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So when there were local elections, uh he always paid for those who um supported his uh ideas, uh and uh of course he paid for their election.
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So the he understood that changing the justice system would uh get him what he wants because the country is a country of law and order, and if you change the law, there is no order, right?
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So what he did, he started by um he he wanted to see how easily or how easy it would be to change uh the American public's um mind frame, values, uh things that they believe in.
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Um so the first thing that he chose was drug legalization.
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And why?
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Well, drug legalization, because so many people in the early 90s, uh we had huge uh crack uh epidemic in the country, and many of the people who were arrested, selling drugs, uh doing drugs, etc., committing crime under the influence of crack were blacks.
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So he said, this is this is really so he here he was killing two birds at the same time.
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This is the legal system, drug, actually three.
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This is the legal system, drugs which he wanted to legalize, and also uh racial discrimination.
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So here's justice and also societal problem.
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Uh and uh he went first to Arizona and California, and uh he Arizona actually objected to his interest in legalizing all drugs.
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So he decided, okay, so he will change it, and he decided to call that's when we actually were introduced to the phrase medical marijuana.
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There is no such thing as medical marijuana.
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You can.
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Marihuana is an amazing uh plant, and you can shrub, and you can actually um develop from uh effective ingredients in the plant, all kind of medicine, but you have to study it and you have to work on it in the lab, and you don't just give it to people to smoke or to eat, and it because it includes actually smoking, it can cause lung cancer faster than you just smoke a cigarette.
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Uh and uh all kinds of other side effects, which now, after many states have legalized not only medical marijuana, but recreational marijuana, uh now they are having second thoughts.
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Well, actually, yeah, they the states make some revenues, have some millions of dollars in taxes from selling marijuana, but uh there are all kinds of side effects, especially for younger people who are getting psychotic, uh, who commit suicide, who uh commit crimes, uh, who cannot advance in school, uh, and there are all kinds of illnesses that are actually affecting the DNA, uh, like cancers, etc., which are really horrible.
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So now they decide, okay, so let's study it more.
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And the government and Trump administration said, well, we have to study actually to study more what are the effects of this uh of this drug, because uh unlike what Soros had promised when he went to his campaign to legalize uh marijuana, so-called medical marijuana, marijuana is addictive.
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He claimed, no, no, marijuana is not addictive.
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So he spent a lot of money on it, and the whole movement to legalize drugs was really funded by him.
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So uh he was very successful by changing it, going from state to state, from city to city, uh, and that's how he was able to get so many uh so many uh states, uh, most states in in in in the union are uh have legalized marijuana, at least medical marijuana, if not operational one, and that's terrible.
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Terrible.
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And that also uh leads to use of more other more serious drugs.
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And that also leads to use of more other more serious drugs.
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So uh many people died from uh hundreds of thousands of people died from fentanyl, which was mixed in marijuana to begin with.
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So many people died from hundreds of thousands of people died from fentanyl, which was mixed in marijuana to begin with.
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So they didn't know what they are taking.
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So they didn't know what they are taking.
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Um this is this is really bad stuff, and and of course, at the bottom of it is that the politicians and the in on all levels are making more money, that's what it's all about.
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This is really bad stuff.
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And of course, at the bottom of it is that the politicians and the in on all levels are making more money.
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That's what it's all about.
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No.
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No, it's not.
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I don't know.
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I don't know.
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The politicians made money.
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But the politicians who supported it, were more likely to receive money for their election and support for their election from some kind of Soros affiliated entity.
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We can say that.
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The idea of serving people, the idea of being a statesman, governing is passe.
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It's all about in my observation, based on what I see, not what I hear, it's all about manipulating taxpayers and lying to them to uh police them.
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Well not see examples of it all over.
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Yeah, well, yeah, we see it uh too often and too much.
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Uh but uh not all politicians are similar, and there is a huge and there is this huge uh difference between uh conservatives and republicans and people who support the constitution and those who are who are against it, who are against America, really.
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Um so um which you can say that what was once the Democratic Party, which was not actually very pro-America to begin with, uh, or pro the constitution, and uh they are doing everything they can in order to destroy it and fast.
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There are those who are fighting back, a lot of uh citizens.
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One of the good things that have come out of uh the last uh 15-20 years is that it has mobilized a lot of citizens to fight for their liberty and fight for the country, and there's been some good results.
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Uh Donald Trump, I think is one of them.
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You are listening to Don't Imbibe the Kool-Aid.
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We strongly encourage you not to.
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And today we have with us Dr.
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Rachel Ehrenfeld.
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She is the author of the new book, The Saurus Agenda.
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Highly recommend that you get this and read this.
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We've been discussing it for the last 40 minutes.
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And she also on that same website, uh American Center for Democracy and Economic Warfare Institute, that would be AC Democracy.org, that's AS and Apple, C is in cat, democracy.org.
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She has some very interesting uh takes on um the rise of anti-Semitism and how um some very clever people in the world today are reframing uh the Jewish state as the bad guys.
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Um can you uh share with us what your research has netted from that, Dr.
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Earfeld.
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Uh sure.
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Um yeah, well, anti-Semitism in the United States uh has increased tremendously.
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And they are some uh at least 17 reported incidents daily of anti-Semitic anti-Semitic attacks against uh Jews or Jewish businesses, um and uh uh Jewish property.
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And um it is really um there have been um uh uh and the attacks, like the attacks against the police, if you want, the law enforcement, uh, are getting it's not only more frequent, but they are also more violent.
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So um uh and and why are they more violent?
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Because those who have been demonstrating since uh a Hamas attack, um a terrible attack on Israel in October of uh 2023, October 7, 2023, uh the Hamas supporters uh which include not only radical Muslims, but organizations such as the SARS organization, if and and code pink, which is funded by the Chinese, have funded the day after on October 8th, you already had demonstrations pro Hamas against Israel.
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The Hamas uh murdered, butchered uh 1200 people, uh babies, pregnant women, old women, children, parents uh with their children, you name it, and took 251 um uh uh people hostages uh to Gaza, which were uh finally released only uh earlier this year.
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Um but um instead of uh demonstrating against Hamas against radical Islam, against Iran, who was funding as well as training Hamas, Turkey and Qatar, uh they were demonstrating against Israel.
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And uh they decided since they committed the genocide, the Hamas committed genocide against the Jews uh in Israel, they decided to actually reverse it.
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Since they committed the genocide, the Hamas committed genocide against the Jews in Israel.
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They decided to actually reverse it.
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And they said, no, no, no, no, the Israelis actually are responsible for it, and they killed I don't know how many thousands of Palestinians.
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And they said, no, no, no, no, the Israelis actually are responsible for it, and they killed, I don't know how many thousands of Palestinians.
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Not true.
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Not true, complete lies.
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Complete lies.
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When Israel responded, of course, it was attacked everywhere.
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When Israel responded, of course, it was attacked everywhere, and they invested so much money.
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And they invested so much money in propaganda through social media, paying politicians, having demonstrations, sittings in campuses, all over the place.
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The number of radical the number of Muslims in this country is not very large.
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They are really a small minority.
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But they are very well funded, are supported by the by the radic by the radical left.
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And because they decided that this is free speech, they can demonstrate, and you can demonstrate in the United States for anything, any time.
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But this is incitement.
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And they were harassing Jewish students, they were harassing Jewish people on the streets.
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But defaming is an issue for free speech.
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But this is not free speech.
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This is incitement.
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And the fact that this we did not have law enforcement really intervening.
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It makes me wonder are they in agreement with these people?
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Which is irrelevant because the you know the law is the law.
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But you know, how have we gotten to this point where anti-Semitism is just flourishing?
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I believe it is in part, Dr.
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Erfeld, that the Judeo-Christian foundation of this country has been eroded so seriously.
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Yes, and and they are, and we already see, and we have seen how um the progressive left, uh, together with the Muslims have been going after Christians.
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Yes.
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So you have here and elsewhere in Europe, etc.
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in Africa, they burn churches, they harass Christians, uh, and here uh during uh during Biden.
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I'm guessing you're aware of what's happening in Iran, Dr.
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Erfell?
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Yeah, well, and during during uh Biden administration, uh they sent the FBI after Christians.
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So yeah, the Judeo-Christian of uh of uh of this country, the Judeo-Christian really origin of the Constitution, um of the United States has been, and this is what Soros had decided to do.
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He needs to change it.
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Not only that, he actually had his version, he wrote some somewhere, he had his version of the amendments to the constitution.
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They said, What constitution?
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What?
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It was written 250 years ago.
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Uh you know, things have changed since.
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What did they know?
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They didn't have they didn't have all kind of technology, and they didn't have this and didn't have that.
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So forget about uh the constitution.
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What did they know?
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It's it's uh anarchic, he has better ideas.
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Okay, Soros himself, by the way, George is 96.
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96.
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He was born in uh 1930, and he in August, he will be 96, and um he uh uh he lived through uh Nazism, he he lived through communism, and he came out and uh what he really likes apparently his version of communism, if you want.
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Uh so um and and he he used for many years, if you criticize what Soros was preaching and doing and what kind of policies he he lobbied the government to do, uh not only the US government but other governments as well and international organizations and funded them, and like uh illegal migration, uh and open borders.
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Uh if you attacked, if if you criticize any of that, uh you immediately was you immediately were labeled as an anti-Semite.
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So what he did, he trivialized uh he trivialized anti-Semitism uh because it was oh no, you cannot criticize uh Soros, who was born into a Jewish family, he's agnostic.
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That's unbelievable, isn't it?
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Yeah.
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It's hard to understand.
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He tell and he does not support the Jewish state of Israel.
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Okay.
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So uh it is really it is um he caused so much so much um uh trouble uh for the Jews uh in general, it's it's um it's it's horrendous.
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Um yet the uh progressive uh left um people are still continuing to support him.
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Now his son uh Alexander is running the foundation, and they are spending many, many, many millions of dollars to elect everybody that is running for office who agrees with their policy, uh with their ideas, uh of actually changing the United States of America and having a new constitution and packing the packing the Supreme Court and everything, uh and having judges that will let um criminals back to the streets.
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And your Dr.
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Erfeld, in your observation, do you think the left is more committed and more uh right?
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Absolutely.
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So what I say is well, where where is the where is the right?
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Uh where are the Republicans?
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Why aren't they fighting that?
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They have there are many, many wealthy people who can actually uh contribute even more money than Soros and his friends are funding, although they are getting also a lot of money from Qatar, from Turkey, from Iran back, probably from uh the billions that Obama gave them.
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Uh they can fight back, but they are not.
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So uh uh definitely not enough.
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Uh and Trump cannot do everything on his own.
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Uh and Trump will be around only for what three three more years, and that's it.
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Uh so uh but where are you?
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Or uh their version of a king, I think.
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Or uh their version of a king, I think.
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They they they they're not involved in the process in non-presidential elections.
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They they they they're not involved in the process in non-presidential elections, they're not voting in primaries, they're not voting uh people and state.
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They're not voting in primaries, they're not voting uh in people and state.
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That's how Van Damian.
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That's how Van Damian that's just so cool.
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That's just so Van Dami.
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That's how Van Dami, that's how Mam Dani was elected in New York.
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That's how Mamdanny was elected in New York.
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Out of nine million uh uh voters, potential voters in New York, uh I think only one million voted for him.
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Out of nine million uh uh voters, potential voters in New York, uh I think only one million voted for him.
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So the Republicans didn't go uh
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So the Republicans didn't go uh didn't go uh to vote.
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So now they are complaining about Mandami uh running the city to the ground.
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Uh that's uh that's wrong.
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They have been they knew, for example, uh what is it two years ago that Soros was uh planning uh he made an announcement about his plans to buy radio stations, okay?
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400 radio stations.
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The Republicans knew about it, everybody knew about it.
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It was published in the newspapers, the business papers.
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And nobody tried to buy uh to challenge his his uh purchase.
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Why not?
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So later on they complained, oh now he owns so many radio stations uh in the country.
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Where are you?
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Why didn't you try to buy it?
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So I I don't understand uh or here in New York, uh trying to suggest some uh ideas to um to the Republican Party of what to do, uh you are not very welcome if you are not one of them.
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So I don't know, I think that this should be that the progressive left and the radical Islam should be fought very aggressively uh and and uh with with lots of funds uh by an education.
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American citizens who want to live in a law and order country.
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One of the things, and I say this all the time, and I'll continue to say it, is we lost the art of debate in this country.
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But remember the good old days when you discuss these things.
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We need to bring it back, not uh attack, not to fight.
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But let's put let's take someone like you and put your research out.
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Let's let's say let's tell people what Sharia really is.
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What the rights of women are under Sharia.
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I know for a fact that women in Afghanistan now cannot be educated, they cannot be seen in public without a man.
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They cannot try to.
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We cannot actually, they cannot actually speak uh because their voice is uh they are not supposed men are not supposed to hear their voices, women's voices.
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Uh this is this is uh this is uh yeah, Afghanistan is a good example, and the Biden administration gave back Afghanistan to uh gave away Afghanistan to the Taliban who are um who are actually ruling with uh super sharia.
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Sharia is Islamic law, which uh going back to the uh uh seventh century, and uh women have no rights, and uh uh everything that a person does from uh waking up uh to going to sleep, everything that he does personally, um politically, in the family, in relation to everything is being controlled by uh Sharia, by Islamic law, and he if he doesn't conform, uh he can be killed, he can be punished.
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So how do you think the uh pink and purple-haired ladies on TikTok would uh adjust to that, Dr.
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Airfeld.
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You know what?
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They will adjust to that because they have they have never uh they were never challenged to think they were always followers, okay?
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So that's that's what you get from uh being a follower and being indoctrinated.
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Well said.
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When I just take a couple of minutes to talk about your website, uh what's it about?
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What will people find when they go there?
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What will they learn?
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Well, there are more than 1,500 articles.
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So when Googling for different topics, it would be good to go and look at on the side of what kind of topics, because it's about national security and uh American constitution and freedom and democracy and uh all kinds of international uh issues uh related also to businesses.
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Um and uh they can look up uh there is a list of uh of topics and they will find uh they really should uh free speech.
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I I um I was sued by uh after 9-11 I published a book about Eros financing and called Funding Evil, and Saudi billionaire who owned the biggest bank in Saudi Arabia, uh sued me for libel in England, not here, and I counter sued him and fought for my free speech because I'm an American citizen, I have free speech.
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We are the only one that have free speech in the in from the constitution.
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So um our annual right, so sort of so um I um I I it turned out that the free speech laws in the United States did not protect from uh uh the enforcement of foreign libel laws, foreign libel judgments in the United States.
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So the the justices said, well, you know, if uh if the law changes, you can come back to court, which kind of you never hear uh a statement like that, right?
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So I got the message and I I worked uh and had some help from uh actually at the time it was a Democrat uh uh assemblyman here and my lawyer and others, and we managed to uh actually have a law passed uh in the United in first in New York uh that uh uh pre prevents uh the enforcement of foreign libel judgments in New York uh for reporters and publishers.
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And then I and I went to Congress because I said that should that's that has to be actually federal law.
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It should be for everybody who's writing, so we are exposing who is funding Hamas, who is funding terrorism in this country, who is funding uh anti-American demonstrations, uh people want to assassinate uh uh our elected officials.
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Uh so um we had actually uh uh it took seven years and uh the whole story and uh in 2010 actually um Obama didn't want to sign it, but Khan was forced really to do that.
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Seven years and uh the whole story, and uh in 2010 actually.
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Um, Obama didn't want to sign it, but Khan was forced really to do that.
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Uh he signed a law saying that no foreign libel judgment can be enforced in the United States.
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Uh he signed a law saying that no foreign libel judgment can be enforced in the United States.
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Uh and if anybody wants to sue for libel from abroad, they should come to the United States and sue according to our laws.
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Uh, and if anybody wants to sue for libel from abroad, they should come to the United States and sue according to our laws.
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So that's
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So that's uh so the British uh bar uh lost uh many many millions of pounds because everybody was going to England uh in order to sue.
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Uh so they cannot do it.
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Guess what?
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We are we're out of time.
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And we can talk, we could talk with you endlessly.
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We appreciate so much of what you have to offer, substantive conversation.
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Listeners, thanks for being with us.
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So glad you tuned in to don't imbibe the look forward to hearing uh from you again soon and talking with you in the near teacher.
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Thank you and study the constitution.
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Yes, very much so.
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Yes, thank you, Dr.
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Anfeld.
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Thank you.
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Bye.
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Bye-bye.