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KILLING GRANDMAS, CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS & MALE PREGNANCY · The Rogue Recap with Lynda

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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Rogue Recap. Hot takes, cold facts and
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Speaker 1: zero respect for the official narrative. Sit back, roll your eyes,
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Speaker 1: and let's recap rogue style.
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Speaker 2: What's up, guys, and welcome to the Rogue Recap. It
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Speaker 2: is Tuesday, June second, so happy to be with you today.
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Speaker 2: I want to talk to you about a few different topics.
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Speaker 2: They're not exactly connected with the exception of just that
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Speaker 2: they all stink and they're terrible news and you're probably
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Speaker 2: not hearing it anywhere. So we're going to talk a
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Speaker 2: little bit about the sixty six year old grandmother that
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Speaker 2: was stabbed on an Atlanta train. We're going to talk
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Speaker 2: about the discrimination commissioner, excuse me, the sex discrimination commissioner
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Speaker 2: who wants to talk about male pregnancy. And know that
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Speaker 2: is not a Babylon b story, it is real. I
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Speaker 2: want to talk about how mom Donnie has suddenly decided
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Speaker 2: that one month this isn't long enough to celebrate careers
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Speaker 2: and drans. And then of course we have to get
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Speaker 2: into the fact that he wants to rename the fifty
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Speaker 2: nine Street bridge. It's named after former Mayor Ed Kotch.
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Speaker 2: He doesn't like that. I wonder why, And then I
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Speaker 2: have this super creepy tape of Taller Rico, obviously the
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Speaker 2: candidate running for Senate against Ken Paxton and Texas. I'll
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Speaker 2: explain it when we get to it, but it's super
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Speaker 2: super weird. Today is the California elections. We've got Spencer Pratt,
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Speaker 2: who is the potential candidate maybe the mayor for LA
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Speaker 2: which we desperately need because we have Karen Bass there
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Speaker 2: and obviously she's terrible human being. And then we have
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Speaker 2: Steve Hilton going up for governor. So I'm praying that
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Speaker 2: those two things happen. And last but not least, we
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Speaker 2: are going to hit the manhole covers and why people
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Speaker 2: are coming out of them in the middle of the
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Speaker 2: night in New York City. I would think that a
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Speaker 2: city that is about to come upon its twenty fifth
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Speaker 2: anniversary of nine to eleven would be concerned about people
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Speaker 2: coming out of manholes. In fact, let's just lean into
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Speaker 2: that for a hot second. So we have footage. This
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Speaker 2: came out yesterday, and it's surveillance footage because obviously we
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Speaker 2: have all these flock cameras, we have the CCTV cameras,
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Speaker 2: we have cameras everywhere, and we have two separate groups
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Speaker 2: of men that aren mind you, this is an illegal act.
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Speaker 2: You're not allowed to just open manholes and get into
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Speaker 2: the underbelly of the city. Not for the least of
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Speaker 2: which reasons is that so much of our sewage, our water,
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Speaker 2: our electric, the grid, it's all underneath right the city
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Speaker 2: because there's no place to put it above the city.
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Speaker 2: The city's crowded as it is. But and you know,
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Speaker 2: you have the subways running, all of the trains and
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Speaker 2: the tracks and everything is running underground. So the idea
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Speaker 2: that we have these large groups of men with backpacks
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Speaker 2: going in and out of manholes, It's now happened in
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Speaker 2: the Bronx, It's happened in Brooklyn, and it's happened in Queens.
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Speaker 2: And technically those three areas. There's five major areas that
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Speaker 2: make up the component of quote unquote New York City.
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Speaker 2: But for it to be happening in Manhattan, for it
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Speaker 2: to be happening in Brooklyn, for it to be happening
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Speaker 2: in Queens, I'm like, nobody wants to talk about the
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Speaker 2: guys going in and out of the street. I mean,
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Speaker 2: these aren't just regular guys. These are guys lifting a
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Speaker 2: manhole cover with their backpacks and some kind of tools
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Speaker 2: going down there, down there for a few hours, and
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Speaker 2: then they have the footage of them coming back out
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Speaker 2: in several different areas. We don't think we need to
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Speaker 2: discuss this is thisn't something that we need to look
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Speaker 2: deeper into. I don't know. That's the kind of stuff
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Speaker 2: right when you see it and you go uh huh.
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Speaker 2: And those are the moments that we're going to look
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Speaker 2: back on. God forbid we were ever to be attacked
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Speaker 2: again and say, oh, yeah, remember when we talk to
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Speaker 2: you about those manhole covers and the people coming in
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Speaker 2: and out of them. Yeah, that's why. So that's a
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Speaker 2: super scary thing. I'm hoping that we're going to find
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Speaker 2: out more about it. And given the fact that we
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Speaker 2: have so many people that are coming to the East coast,
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Speaker 2: whether it's New Jersey, whether it's New York, and they're protesting, right,
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Speaker 2: we have all these assholes over at Delaney Hole in
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Speaker 2: New Jersey, which is an ice detention facility, which was
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Speaker 2: erected by Obama. Nonetheless, he was the one who cut
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Speaker 2: the ribbon and opened the doors there. And they're saying
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Speaker 2: it's not sustainable, it's not clean, it's not shut up.
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Speaker 2: These are people who broke the law, and after breaking
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Speaker 2: the law, broke some other kind of law so that
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Speaker 2: the attention of whatever they did was brought upon them.
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Speaker 2: And now we have ICE agents coming and saying, oh,
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Speaker 2: by the way, not only did you rob, murder, mame whatever,
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Speaker 2: you're also here illegally, so now we can detain you,
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Speaker 2: work out the paperwork, and kick your sorry ass back
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Speaker 2: to wherever you came from. There should be why Well
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Speaker 2: White held support for this type of effort. Why why
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Speaker 2: do you want to keep people who are breaking our
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Speaker 2: laws here? Don't we have enough Americans doing that already.
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Speaker 2: You know, if you went to any other country and
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Speaker 2: you didn't have the right to be there, you didn't
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Speaker 2: have a visa, you weren't douring to work visa student visa,
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Speaker 2: you weren't trying to get some sort of you know,
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Speaker 2: path immigration in this country, and you started raping people,
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Speaker 2: and you started beating people up, and you started stealing
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Speaker 2: from people. Do you think other countries would tolerate this?
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Speaker 3: You know?
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Speaker 2: I mean, I gosh, I guess I can't even say
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Speaker 2: that now about certain European countries because we're seeing the
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Speaker 2: mass infiltration and takeover from North African and Muslim countries.
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Speaker 2: We're seeing Sweden is now the rape capital of the world.
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Speaker 2: We're looking at the Netherlands, Belgium, Hungary now just elected
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Speaker 2: a psycho liberal party instead of keeping Victor Orbon there
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Speaker 2: who actually knew how to keep shit straight. I mean, really,
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Speaker 2: I mean, where is there in Europe right now that
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Speaker 2: you can go safely? Poland? I guess Poland's okay. I
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Speaker 2: mean it's a very scary time. And so you look
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Speaker 2: at these people and now we have these New Jersey
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Speaker 2: riots where they're saying that they want to keep you know,
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Speaker 2: these people that are being detained for their crimes which
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Speaker 2: extend beyond their initial crime of coming into the country illegally,
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Speaker 2: and they're protesting. Problem is now that you know, Mikey Cheryl,
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Speaker 2: the governor in name only over there, who's pretending like
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Speaker 2: she gives a shit about what's going on, is saying, well,
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Speaker 2: you know, maybe we do have to cooperate with the
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Speaker 2: federal government. The federal government goes in and they're looking
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Speaker 2: at these people's ideas. They're not from New Jersey, they're
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Speaker 2: not from New York, they're not from Pennsylvania. They're from Portland,
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Speaker 2: they're from California, they're from you know, all of these
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Speaker 2: places that are you know, a plane ride away. These
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Speaker 2: aren't people from the local community protesting their local government.
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Speaker 2: These are people that are being brought in. It's manufactured.
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Speaker 2: They're being paid to cause havoc and unrest for this
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Speaker 2: global mindset of we all need to live as one,
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Speaker 2: whether you like it or not. So Mark way Mullen,
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Speaker 2: who has now taken over as a DHS secretary, came
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Speaker 2: out and he had a few words to say about
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Speaker 2: what is really going on and what will continue to
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Speaker 2: go on. As we pushed back against these people.
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Speaker 3: The individuals that came in from Portland, not from New Jersey,
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Speaker 3: camp from Portland to lead. We've seen that they've been
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Speaker 3: well supplied. Wee we've seen Antifa flags being flown. And
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Speaker 3: once the state police came out and which by the way,
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Speaker 3: awesome group of guys. They understand crowd control very well,
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Speaker 3: and they started pushing the individuals back after they warned them,
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Speaker 3: started making arrest. You saw that the situation quickly got
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Speaker 3: under control. And for us, when we first started calling,
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Speaker 3: they were simply saying they didn't have the resources and
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Speaker 3: it's interesting to me that they finally found the resources
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Speaker 3: and and and started clearing their streets. We can control
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Speaker 3: our billing, we can provide security for own building, but
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Speaker 3: if the city and state streets, it's that is their
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Speaker 3: job to do. However, we will do it if we
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Speaker 3: have to protect our employees.
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Speaker 2: But how scary is that. You know, the Department of
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Speaker 2: Homeland Security is coming out and he's saying, listen, you
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Speaker 2: know this is not okay. You know, we have our
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Speaker 2: guys in there. They're doing the right thing. They're fighting back,
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Speaker 2: and they're trying to protect the public. You know, people
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Speaker 2: who are here again illegally committing crimes. The public deserves
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Speaker 2: to be protected from them. Why is it that Soros
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Speaker 2: and Neville Singham and the Antifa movement want to endanger
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Speaker 2: the public. What's in it for them? Oh? I know,
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Speaker 2: it's because of the fact that we have a situation
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Speaker 2: where they're going to go out and commit these crimes
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Speaker 2: again and then innocent people become victims. How many more
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Speaker 2: American citizens, how many more children have to die at
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Speaker 2: the hands of illegal aliens. And let's also remember that
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Speaker 2: these stupid ask liberals that are outside of this particular
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Speaker 2: ice facility They think that anyone who's brown can't be
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Speaker 2: a Republican, can't be working for the man, can't be
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Speaker 2: an Ice agent themselves. Don't forget we played this last
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Speaker 2: week in sound bites. These people are cheering when they
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Speaker 2: see these two Hispanic guys leave Delaney Hall and the
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Speaker 2: black and there's two black agents and a white agent
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Speaker 2: that is on that are on the inside of the fence.
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Speaker 2: And they're cheering for these two Hispanic guys because they
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Speaker 2: think they're DTEs being released. Meanwhile they're agents. How racist
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Speaker 2: is that? Take a listen, I.
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Speaker 3: Don't care.
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Speaker 2: Assume just assume.
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Speaker 4: That they got.
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Speaker 2: Like, think about that. It's so racist. You're assuming that
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Speaker 2: because they're two Hispanic guys, maybe they work there. You know,
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Speaker 2: not everybody is hop in the fence and trying to
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Speaker 2: get over on the government. But the Liberals are so
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Speaker 2: in the tank for the people that are doing this.
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Speaker 2: It is truly obscene that there is no end for
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Speaker 2: you know, their complete denial of what is reality, and
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Speaker 2: reality is that the average American person could give a
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Speaker 2: shit less about your stupid protest or that you're being
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Speaker 2: paid by people who are single handedly upending this nation
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Speaker 2: because they have no desire to celebrate two hundred and
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Speaker 2: fifty years of the greatest experiment towards equal freedom for everybody.
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Speaker 2: Not to say that we don't have our faults, Duh,
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Speaker 2: we do. Everybody who starts a new project makes mistakes.
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Speaker 2: You have hurdles to climb, you have hills to fall
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Speaker 2: down and roll down and everything else. But then you
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Speaker 2: find your way idea that we still have to have
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Speaker 2: this victim mentality is such a crock of shit. It's
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Speaker 2: like these women the other day that we're saying we
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Speaker 2: need five days off a month because we are our period.
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Speaker 2: I'm like, you guys are such morons. We have women
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Speaker 2: that led the feminist movement. Let me be very clear,
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Speaker 2: I'm not a feminist by any stretch. I actually think
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Speaker 2: they're morons too. But we have decades of these women
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Speaker 2: fighting to not be judged for having a period. We
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Speaker 2: want to be judged because of what we're capable of doing,
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Speaker 2: not because we're a woman, not because we have our periods.
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Speaker 2: They don't want it. And now you've got these dumb
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Speaker 2: ass women going and we should be given five extra
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Speaker 2: days off because we mentionor it. What you know, God
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Speaker 2: gave you that task in life to enable you the
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Speaker 2: ability to bear children. It is a gift. And trust me,
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Speaker 2: I'm with you once a month. That doesn't feel like
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Speaker 2: such a great gift. I got it. But the idea
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Speaker 2: that you can't go to work, you can't do your job,
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Speaker 2: you are weak. You know, those men who storm the
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Speaker 2: beaches of norm and World War two are crying in
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Speaker 2: their graves. You it's an embarrassment. Sack up and get
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Speaker 2: to work. That's the stuff that drives me nuts. I'm
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Speaker 2: telling you, I am so at my end. And while
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Speaker 2: they're screaming about how they need five more days so
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Speaker 2: that they can, you know, be a woman, we have
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Speaker 2: horrible things happening, and we'll go back to where we
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Speaker 2: start at the show. Today, we have this poor woman,
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Speaker 2: Margaret Swan, sixty six years old. She's on a train
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Speaker 2: in Atlanta, sitting there bothering absolutely nobody right, doing nothing,
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Speaker 2: and this guy comes on, you know, repeat offender, has
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Speaker 2: a record, homeless guy, YadA, YadA YadA, comes up and
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Speaker 2: stabs her in the throat. Margaret was a mother of three,
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Speaker 2: a grandmother of five, a great grandmother of four. Now
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Speaker 2: she's fighting back this scumbag. His name is John Elijah Matthews.
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Speaker 2: He slits her throat, then he stabs her eighteen more times,
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Speaker 2: leaves her dead. She's dead because this scumbag wanted to
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Speaker 2: come on the train and attack her. She'd not bothered anybody.
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Speaker 2: Here's the best part, and this is the stuff that
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Speaker 2: it's you know that it goes back to that whole
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Speaker 2: concept of what would you do right? Nobody helps her.
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Speaker 2: Nobody on the train helps her. There's one hundred people
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Speaker 2: on this train. Not one of them stepped in front,
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Speaker 2: tried to stop, said to a friend, sit and send
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Speaker 2: to her, or just a passenger, could be a stranger. Yo,
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Speaker 2: we got to go stop this guy who's gonna kill
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Speaker 2: this woman. We got to do something. These are the
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Speaker 2: moments that separate you from the herd where you say
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Speaker 2: that woman's life matters. Now, this is a black on
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Speaker 2: black crime, so we're not hearing that much about it,
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Speaker 2: just like we didn't hear that much about Irina Krutzka
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Speaker 2: when she was murdered by a career criminal because that
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Speaker 2: was black on white crime. The only time we hear
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Speaker 2: about these crimes is when it's white on some minority,
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Speaker 2: because then it fits a narrative that America is terrible.
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Speaker 2: America is racist. White people are privileged. We think we
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Speaker 2: can do X, Y and Z all the bullshit right
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Speaker 2: instead of it just being about life. Here's this guy,
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Speaker 2: he's got a record, he's got a knife, and he
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Speaker 2: is killing a sixty six year old grandma. Why isn't
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Speaker 2: anybody helping her? I know you're scared. I would be
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Speaker 2: scared too, But don't you want to help somebody? How
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Speaker 2: can you watch somebody? I couldn't watch a dog, a cat,
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Speaker 2: a human, anybody being stabbed to death and not go
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Speaker 2: in and try to stop it. I just I really
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Speaker 2: am trying to understand the callousness of people. I'm trying
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Speaker 2: to understand where we are as a country that we
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Speaker 2: can't help a grandma on a train. This is the
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Speaker 2: local reporter rec sunting this situation. Take a listen.
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Speaker 5: This morning, we've learned from the arrest war that the victim,
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Speaker 5: sixty six year old Margaret Swan, was stabbed eighteen to
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Speaker 5: twenty at times, and that the suspect, twenty five year
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Speaker 5: old John Elijah Matthews, was located on the platform here
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Speaker 5: at Oakland City Station shortly after the stabbing, and that
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Speaker 5: other writers were able to give a description of his
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Speaker 5: clothing to Martyr police before he was taken into cassidy.
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Speaker 5: And now very soon about an hour and a half,
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Speaker 5: we know he's going to be making his first appearance
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Speaker 5: from Fulton County Jail. Marta calling this incident a senseless
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Speaker 5: act of violence. Now, after the stabbing, we know trains
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Speaker 5: here at Oakland City they were stopped temporarily on Saturday
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Speaker 5: and about one hundred passengers were transported via shuttle to
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Speaker 5: their final destinations. Let's take a look now at some
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Speaker 5: of the violent Marta incidents that have occurred since twenty twenty.
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Speaker 5: This includes buses, trains, and also parking lots, seventeen homicides,
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Speaker 5: three hundred and forty nine aggravated assaults, majority of these
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Speaker 5: incidents happening on trains. Now, this stabbing comes a little
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Speaker 5: bit about a week after another stabbing happened at Georgia
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Speaker 5: State train station. A man was stabbed there multiple times,
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Speaker 5: but he survived. And we were also here at Okland
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Speaker 5: City about a month ago after a teenager was shot
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Speaker 5: and killed but getting off on the bus here. Now,
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Speaker 5: one woman we spoke to says she does not feel
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Speaker 5: safe writing Marta, even with security present hearing song.
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Speaker 6: Was stabbed just initially anywhere is that's crazy, honestly, especially
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Speaker 6: for our families well too, because the call that they
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Speaker 6: have to you know, receive like hey, you know she
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Speaker 6: has passed.
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Speaker 2: I feel like that's pestimatic.
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Speaker 5: And in a statement released over the weekend, Marta says
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Speaker 5: that they are actively investigating this situation. They also say
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Speaker 5: they do understand the fear this may cause writers.
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Speaker 2: They understand the fear this may cause writers. Yeah, rogue
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Speaker 2: judges who don't give a shit about the public and
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Speaker 2: want to feel good about themselves, so they let repeat
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Speaker 2: offend back out on the street because they feel like
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Speaker 2: they can't they can't, I guess, operate within the confines
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Speaker 2: of the law, so instead they do this dumb shit
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Speaker 2: where they let some guy who has all just a
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Speaker 2: rap sheet back out and then he murders an innocent person.
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Speaker 2: Why is it not their job to protect the innocent person?
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Speaker 2: You know? The president of l Salvador Bukayley, he recently
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Speaker 2: said something and I thought, man, it was so spot on,
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Speaker 2: and I'll misquote it a little bit, but you'll get
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Speaker 2: the gist, and it was essentially, how can we side
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Speaker 2: with criminals because by siding with criminals, we are hurting
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Speaker 2: the innocent. Our job is to protect the innocent and
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Speaker 2: capture the criminal. This idea that we have to give
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Speaker 2: people second chances and third chances. These aren't people with
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Speaker 2: second and third chances. These are people with thirty two chances.
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Speaker 2: Time's up, time to go to jail. We're done. I
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Speaker 2: just don't you feel that way. I really do. I'm
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Speaker 2: kind of at that spot where common sense needs to
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Speaker 2: become common again so that we can stop having discussions
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Speaker 2: about Grandma's being murdered. Or in this next story that
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Speaker 2: I mentioned before, where we have this doctor. Her name's
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Speaker 2: Anna Cody. The story is out of Australia and she's
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Speaker 2: in front of their Senate and arguing for the rights
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Speaker 2: of something called, wait for it, potential pregnancy. Now. I
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Speaker 2: don't know about you. I've been pregnant in my life.
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Speaker 2: I don't know what the hell potential pregnancy is. But
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Speaker 2: potential pregnancy, in her eyes, is a man who could
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Speaker 2: potentially be pregnant because he is a trans woman, or
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Speaker 2: as I like to say, a dude who's dressing like
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Speaker 2: a woman pretending to be a woman. But he's a dude.
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Speaker 2: I know it's a difficult concept, but a real one.
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Speaker 2: So this doctor goes before the Australian Senate and it's
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Speaker 2: like they're wasting taxpayer dollars on these hearings and this
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Speaker 2: woman is asking her this question and it's like okay,
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Speaker 2: like you know, I don't really understand. Like if it's
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Speaker 2: a trans woman, it is still a biological male. This
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Speaker 2: person does not have a uterus. Only women have uteruses
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Speaker 2: in which they carry their children. So even if let's
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Speaker 2: just say for a second, as disgusting as this is,
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Speaker 2: you've gone the extra length to chop off your dick
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Speaker 2: and become a woman, right, turn your genitalia into whatever
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Speaker 2: the hell it does. They do, and I'm so grateful.
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Speaker 2: I do not know so that you can be a woman,
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Speaker 2: you still don't have a uterus, you can't give birth.
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Speaker 2: So listen. This is doctor Annacoty debating this with one
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Speaker 2: of the senators from the Australian Senate that she's sitting before,
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Speaker 2: trying to justify this coust.
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Speaker 1: From the Commission specifictive what is a woman? An adult
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Speaker 1: female human? Thank you, and includes a transgender woman.
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Speaker 7: A biological male can't become pregnant, but the grounds of
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Speaker 7: pregnancy includes potential pregnancy as well as pregnancy.
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Speaker 1: But if they can't become pregnant, how can you then
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Speaker 1: become potentially pregnant.
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Speaker 7: If someone is treated unfairly on the basis of pregnancy
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Speaker 7: or potential pregnancy, then that is unlawful discrimination on the
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Speaker 7: basis of pregnancy.
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Speaker 1: So if a bloke came in and they said are
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Speaker 1: you going to have children? Which is the same question,
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Speaker 1: really and he said, oh yeah, maybe, are you saying that,
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Speaker 1: he could also claim that ground.
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Speaker 7: If he didn't receive the job because they can't get pregnant. No, no,
20:46
Speaker 7: not a man who is seeking a position. Then it's
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Speaker 7: not going to apply to a man.
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Speaker 1: They're both biological men. It makes no sense. A biological man.
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Speaker 1: You started, a biological man can't get pregnant. Am I correct?
21:04
Speaker 1: Because if I'm not, I've got to go back to school,
21:06
Speaker 1: I seriously do.
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Speaker 7: That's correct, Senator. But someone who is a transwoman may
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Speaker 7: be assumed to be pregnant or to be able to
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Speaker 7: be pregnant.
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Speaker 1: So what stops a man putting on a dress, walking
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Speaker 1: in and climbing the protections he is now a woman?
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Speaker 1: You've admitted that.
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Speaker 2: I mean, if I if I'm not hearing this right,
21:30
Speaker 2: Like you're watching this and it feels like it could
21:33
Speaker 2: be like a Saturday night skip or something ridiculous, right,
21:36
Speaker 2: But no, these are elected officials. This woman has the
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Speaker 2: letters DR in front of her name. I don't know
21:43
Speaker 2: where she got those letters. I have no idea where
21:45
Speaker 2: she went to medical school. I can tell you that
21:48
Speaker 2: I would never ever go to her for anything because
21:51
Speaker 2: she can use the words potentially pregnant. There is no
21:58
Speaker 2: potential pregnancy. Potential pregnancy is if you're a chick and
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Speaker 2: you're having unprotected sex and there's a potential that you
22:06
Speaker 2: might get pregnant. Sure, okay, but if you're a man,
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Speaker 2: even with gender reassignment surgery, you cannot be potentially pregnant.
22:16
Speaker 2: And then she's like, well, if it's a trans woman
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Speaker 2: and they are perceived to be a woman, then the
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Speaker 2: employer might think, hmm, maybe someday they're gonna get pregnant.
22:25
Speaker 2: So now you want to take I mean we're talking
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Speaker 2: about what IF's to the nth degree. You want to say,
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Speaker 2: what if somebody saw me? What if when they saw
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Speaker 2: me they thought that I looked like a woman. What
22:38
Speaker 2: if when they saw me they thought that I looked
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Speaker 2: like a woman that could be pregnant. What the hell
22:42
Speaker 2: are you guys talking about? I mean, oh my god,
22:46
Speaker 2: it's exhausting. Like when I see stories like this, I
22:50
Speaker 2: start to think to myself, it's just too hard to
22:53
Speaker 2: have a common sense conversation. And then you've got asshole,
22:56
Speaker 2: Mom Donnie, who is you know, a practicing Islamic radical
23:01
Speaker 2: and he's claiming that he's standing with the queer and
23:04
Speaker 2: trans New Yorkers. I'm like, I'm so sorry. Has anyone
23:07
Speaker 2: read the Quran lately? We do know that they stone
23:10
Speaker 2: and murder these people to death, and that in every
23:13
Speaker 2: majority Muslim country this is illegal. Like gays and lesbians,
23:17
Speaker 2: it is illegal. How can you say? This is what
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Speaker 2: he puts out? Mom Donnie says, one month isn't long
23:25
Speaker 2: enough to celebrate queer and trans New Yorkers. First of all,
23:29
Speaker 2: can someone please tell me why I'm celebrating who you
23:32
Speaker 2: decided you wanted to sleep with. Honestly, this is something
23:36
Speaker 2: I need to celebrate. You want to celebrate equal rights.
23:39
Speaker 2: You have equal rights. You can now get married as
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Speaker 2: a gay person, you can live together, you can do
23:46
Speaker 2: all the things regular married people do. Hooray. Why are
23:49
Speaker 2: we celebrating this for a month? You know, veterans put
23:52
Speaker 2: their life on the line, they go to war, they
23:55
Speaker 2: lose their legs, they lose their sight, they lose their families,
23:58
Speaker 2: they have PTSD, have one damn day, one day, and
24:04
Speaker 2: now we have this guy saying we need to have
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Speaker 2: more than a month because you know how you like
24:10
Speaker 2: to have sex. It's disgusting not to mention the fact
24:14
Speaker 2: that the trans movement has so many conflicting agendas and
24:18
Speaker 2: it has very little to do with freedom and everything
24:20
Speaker 2: to do with ideology. Truly. That's where we're at. And
24:25
Speaker 2: let me tell you something else, mom. Donnie is out
24:28
Speaker 2: there riding bikes and walking with people that are gay
24:32
Speaker 2: in trans and fly in the flag and all this
24:34
Speaker 2: other bullshit. But he's skipped the Israeli Day parade and
24:37
Speaker 2: he says, well, you know, I've made my opinions of Israel.
24:40
Speaker 2: You know very clear. That may be so, but you
24:43
Speaker 2: have tons of Jewish people that live in New York City,
24:47
Speaker 2: over which you now are the mayor. By rights, you
24:51
Speaker 2: should be out there with that community and saying, while
24:54
Speaker 2: I don't agree with Israel, these people are my people.
24:57
Speaker 2: They live here in New York. They are law abiding
24:59
Speaker 2: cities synced, they are celebrating their faith and culture. I
25:02
Speaker 2: will walk alongside. But no, he skipped that. And now
25:06
Speaker 2: he wants to change the name of the Queensboro Bridge
25:09
Speaker 2: because it's named after Ed Kotch, who's a former mayor.
25:11
Speaker 2: And oh, I wonder why you want to do that.
25:13
Speaker 2: Could it be that he's also Jewish? And that makes
25:15
Speaker 2: you uncomfortable? You can't just go around erasing people's history
25:19
Speaker 2: like it's this. This whole idea that we are going
25:24
Speaker 2: to erase and replace is becoming so frightening. Whether you're
25:29
Speaker 2: talking about you know, our ancestors and things that happened
25:34
Speaker 2: in the seventeen and eighteen hundreds, whether you're talking about
25:38
Speaker 2: people that have made mistakes during various movements in our country,
25:42
Speaker 2: whether it was you know, freedom of religion or women's
25:45
Speaker 2: rights to vote, or you know, slavery and the abolitionists
25:49
Speaker 2: and so on and so forth. All of that history
25:52
Speaker 2: is important. It makes up the fabric and the color
25:54
Speaker 2: of who we are as a nation. And now people
25:58
Speaker 2: like this want to come in and say, no, I'm
25:59
Speaker 2: not interesting, I'm gonna get rid of that. So we've
26:02
Speaker 2: got this really scary guy right now, who's another one
26:07
Speaker 2: big on the trans and all that crap. James tall Rico,
26:10
Speaker 2: and he is going to be running for Senate in
26:12
Speaker 2: Texas up against Ken Paxton. So he won his primary
26:16
Speaker 2: and Paxton won our primary for the GOP. And this
26:21
Speaker 2: guy put out this post. I want to make sure
26:23
Speaker 2: that I give him credit because I really did think
26:25
Speaker 2: it was spot on. His name is attorney Shaldon Daniels,
26:29
Speaker 2: and he writes, this guy gives me the creeps. Yeah,
26:32
Speaker 2: me too. He did a great job. He pulled two
26:35
Speaker 2: clips of tall Rico speaking. They are day apart ones
26:38
Speaker 2: on CBS, on's on MS now, and he's not talking
26:43
Speaker 2: to the interviewer. He is reciting a script. This is
26:48
Speaker 2: so scary. Now what I'm about to play. You are
26:51
Speaker 2: two different days, two different interviews, on two different networks,
26:55
Speaker 2: and this is James tallerco answering a question. Just take
26:58
Speaker 2: a listen.
27:00
Speaker 4: You know, I've gone to every corner of the over
27:02
Speaker 4: the course of this campaign, from Beaumont too, from Amarilla
27:07
Speaker 4: or Brownsville, everywhere in between. And I can't tell you
27:09
Speaker 4: the number of people who come up to me at
27:12
Speaker 4: the end of these events and which were I'm not
27:15
Speaker 4: a Democrat. They're like, they're in the Women's Protection program.
27:19
Speaker 2: What how scary is that? Guys? Imagine being so programmed,
27:26
Speaker 2: being so in the tank, having your words scripted so
27:30
Speaker 2: much that you were unable to speak during an interview
27:35
Speaker 2: about the topics that you're covering daily. And I understand
27:38
Speaker 2: you're going to have talking points. Don't get me wrong,
27:41
Speaker 2: that's not talking points. That is somebody who is rehearsed
27:44
Speaker 2: and is not being themselves. That's a to me, that
27:48
Speaker 2: is a very scary, AI feeling kind of thing. I
27:53
Speaker 2: just saw that and I was like, uh oh, that
27:55
Speaker 2: is so creepy. And speaking of people running for office,
27:58
Speaker 2: like I said, today is the Cawn primary. We have
28:02
Speaker 2: Karen Bass, who burnt down the Palisades, is definitely in
28:06
Speaker 2: bed with big dollars and money laundering and appropriation and
28:11
Speaker 2: people come in and send the money in from the
28:13
Speaker 2: Middle East and China, and she's definitely a wacko communist,
28:19
Speaker 2: socialist lunatic who could care less about the people of
28:23
Speaker 2: Los Angeles. And we've seen that because not a one
28:25
Speaker 2: of them is rebuilding their homes in the Palisades. I
28:27
Speaker 2: have several friends that lost their homes in the Palisades fires.
28:30
Speaker 2: It is heartbreaking. I mean, they've literally had to uproot
28:33
Speaker 2: their entire lives and move to other states because they
28:36
Speaker 2: couldn't even get into their properties because Karen Bass wouldn't
28:38
Speaker 2: let them. I think, how weird that is. It's kind
28:42
Speaker 2: of like when we had those terrible fires in Hawaii
28:44
Speaker 2: and they wouldn't let the press in and they wouldn't
28:46
Speaker 2: let the people in, and I'm like, why why are
28:49
Speaker 2: you not letting people in to capture take pictures, get
28:53
Speaker 2: back to their property to see what disrepair its in,
28:56
Speaker 2: Like it was so so shady. And now we have
29:00
Speaker 2: Spencer Pratt and we have Steve Hilton, and these guys
29:02
Speaker 2: are sort of you know, they're leading the charge here
29:05
Speaker 2: right because California has a jungle primary, so the top
29:09
Speaker 2: two candidates are the top two candidates. Doesn't matter if
29:11
Speaker 2: it's a Democrat and Republican, two Republicans two Democrats, it's
29:15
Speaker 2: just the top two candidates are the ones that are
29:17
Speaker 2: propelled forward. So I'm like, wow, that's that's pretty wild.
29:22
Speaker 2: You know that we could really have a Republican running California.
29:25
Speaker 2: I pray that it happens. It would be it would
29:27
Speaker 2: actually be really amazing. But the idea that people are
29:30
Speaker 2: still on the fence and they're not sure who they're
29:34
Speaker 2: voting for. I'm like, uh, guys, you have crackheads on
29:38
Speaker 2: the street. You have crackheads taking dogs, homeless dogs and
29:42
Speaker 2: sticking them with fentanyl needles to see if they die
29:45
Speaker 2: so that they don't kill themselves. But the dog dies
29:47
Speaker 2: a horrible death in the middle of the street. Nobody's
29:50
Speaker 2: protecting the animals, and you've got all these crackheads and
29:53
Speaker 2: homeless shooting up because they can get it for five
29:55
Speaker 2: bucks a pop. I mean, really, it's it is such
29:59
Speaker 2: a state of destitution and disrepair to a level that
30:04
Speaker 2: is so demonic and evil that the average person that's
30:08
Speaker 2: just trying to live. I mean, you know, California has
30:11
Speaker 2: so many beautiful things about it, but when you look around,
30:14
Speaker 2: you're surrounded by the evil that is trying to overcome
30:18
Speaker 2: that state. And it's headed by Gavin Newsom, who is
30:22
Speaker 2: truly a terrible human being and is the puppet of
30:26
Speaker 2: so many terrible people, but also care and Bass and
30:30
Speaker 2: they just have an agenda. They don't care about community,
30:33
Speaker 2: they don't care about getting their state back to what
30:36
Speaker 2: it once was they care about how much money can
30:39
Speaker 2: they make on the pain in the backs of the people,
30:41
Speaker 2: and they're doing it every single day, guys. And speaking
30:44
Speaker 2: of that, I want to end tonight on something that's
30:47
Speaker 2: really serious. We have a real problem in America, you know,
30:51
Speaker 2: with affordability, particularly with our elderly. And I believe it
30:57
Speaker 2: is our duty, you know, as human beings to take
31:00
Speaker 2: care of our children and to take care of our elderly.
31:03
Speaker 2: And there is this growing trend. Wall Street Apes had
31:06
Speaker 2: this out on X a couple days ago, and he
31:10
Speaker 2: bullet pointed a few of these statistics with regard to
31:13
Speaker 2: our seniors. So you listen to this. A record twelve
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Speaker 2: and a half million senior households, more than one in
31:19
Speaker 2: three seniors our quote unquote house tour. They spend over
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Speaker 2: thirty percent of their income on housing. Forty five percent
31:27
Speaker 2: of senior households can't cover the basics. Eighty percent are
31:32
Speaker 2: financially vulnerable. Twelve million of them are sixty five plus
31:36
Speaker 2: they are still working, which is the highest rate in decades.
31:40
Speaker 2: Fourteen million seniors face food and security. Fifty eight percent
31:44
Speaker 2: of older renters are costswured in spending thirty percent of
31:47
Speaker 2: their income on the rent. And here's the worst part.
31:50
Speaker 2: Low income seniors die and average nine years earlier than
31:53
Speaker 2: high income seniors. They're working too hard. The golden years
31:57
Speaker 2: of your life are supposed to be just that, a
32:00
Speaker 2: time and a place where you can go, okay, I
32:02
Speaker 2: can take a breath. But instead they're being choked out
32:06
Speaker 2: by a system that gives to illegal aliens and crackheads
32:10
Speaker 2: and leaves our elderly to just spend for themselves in
32:15
Speaker 2: an economy that they have. They're like, what is going on?
32:17
Speaker 2: They're getting robline on their Social Security, they don't know
32:20
Speaker 2: what they're doing with their Medicare and their Medicaid costs.
32:24
Speaker 2: And the only people that this nation seems to be
32:26
Speaker 2: serving right now are the illegal aliens and the criminals,
32:29
Speaker 2: because the regular people doing regular things and following the
32:32
Speaker 2: rules cannot circumvent the amount of drama that is going
32:35
Speaker 2: on all the damn time. So I hope you'll pray
32:38
Speaker 2: for our seniors, and I hope you'll pray for our
32:40
Speaker 2: president as he deals with so many backstabbing assholes in
32:43
Speaker 2: the White House, and of course these massive decisions that
32:45
Speaker 2: it's making about Iran. I am Linda McLaughlin. This is
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