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The growing assault on police and law and order in America · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  I'm Kim Kennedy.
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  I'm the host of today's program.
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  We are so thrilled and delighted to be
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  part of the America Out Loud Radio Network.
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  And we bring a wide variety of people
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  to talk with you and share about issues
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  that are really important, and that often I
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  don't think that the attention that is needed,
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  as well as uh important organizations that we
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  think you need to know about.
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  Today I'm welcoming welcoming Michael Letz to the
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  program.
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  Michael is the founder, president, and CEO of
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  Invest USA, a national grassroots nonprofit organization that
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  is helping hundreds of communities provide thousands of
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  bulletproof bests for their police forces.
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  We're gonna talk about that in just a
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  little bit.
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  But I wanted uh talk about um his
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  work with police uh organizations, uh law enforcement
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  agencies around the country and why today that
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  is so needed, because um, if you read
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  the news to any degree, the headlines, you
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  you get the impression sometimes that blue state
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  uh mayors and governors are at odds with
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  law enforcement, and some of them act like
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  they are co-president.
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  Michael, do I overstate the case there, or
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  do you see that too?
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  No, we see that all the time, unfortunately
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  see that all across the country, you know,
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  just to validate what you said just in
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  the last few days.
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  We had this is in a red state
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  now.
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  We had in Georgia, we had the mayor
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  whose uh wife was working as the town
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  clerk, she was very hostile towards law enforcement.
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  So the chief and the police officers complained
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  to some of the city council members.
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  Well, when the mayor found out that they
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  had complained, he fired the whole staff, the
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  chief and all ten officers.
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  Uh just you know, now he has a
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  positive ending because of the fact that two
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  days later the town council had an emergency
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  meeting and reinstated them and then referred him
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  to the attorney general office for them to
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  review whether there was any violation or obstruction
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  of justice.
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  But that just goes to show you, just
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  validating what you said.
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  You know, we've created an atmosphere, especially with
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  mainstream media now.
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  That law enforcement is just bad, that they're
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  they're thugs, that they're just trying to create
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  havoc.
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  And that's a reason behind that.
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  I want people to understand the mainstream media
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  just didn't wake up on the wrong side
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  of the bed one day and decide they
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  were going to go after.
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  There is a coalated movement.
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  They uh go on ahead and destroy America
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  from within.
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  And one of the ways you have to
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  do accomplish that objective is you can't have
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  strong law enforcement.
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  So they have decided to make it their
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  objective to get you to think poorly of
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  law enforcement to vilify law enforcement.
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  I hate to tell you this, Kimberly, but
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  they've done a pretty good job up to
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  this point.
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  That's why we're so entrenched about making sure
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  we change the mindset of the American people
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  to the truth.
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  The truth of the fact is when you
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  look at scripture, what does the Bible say?
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  It says, Greater love has no man than
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  this, and that a man be willing to
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  lay down his life for his friend.
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  That's what law enforcement does.
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  Now, yes, when you're talking about the hundreds
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  of thousands of law enforcement officers across the
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  country, Cameron, you can't have that many people
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  not have a bad apple here or there.
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  That's just that's just we're thank you for
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  saying that, Michael.
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  Because as you're talking, I'm thinking to myself,
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  look, you know, you have good doctors and
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  bad doctors, right?
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  Right.
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  You have great teachers, you have not so
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  great teachers.
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  You have great electricians, you have it's just
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  a fact of life.
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  So there's a system that weeds them out,
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  right?
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  Yeah, there is.
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  You know, we we oversee it very diligently
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  to make sure those officers who are certainly
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  not part of that qualifying or that characteristic
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  should be involved.
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  But the vast majority, you know, they did
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  a survey.
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  Over 98% of officers are valid or very
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  are good citizens.
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  That's one of the highest in any occupation
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  in the country.
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  But the fact that it takes a very
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  special person to be a law enforcement officer
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  because of that very fact.
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  They so much care about their community and
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  providing service, providing protection, they're willing to put
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  their lives on the line literally every day.
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  And it's a shame that uh mainstream media
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  treats them that way.
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  But again, when you understand the overall perspective,
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  they can't destroy America and have a strong
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  law enforcement at the same time.
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  So this is just part of their plan
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  and objective.
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  They're working it very diligently, and thank God
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  for programs like yours, Kimberly, that help the
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  American people understand the truth of the matter.
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  Because folks, it's very evident, as we Kimberly
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  just mentioned.
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  When you look at the vast majority of
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  all the officers across the country on a
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  daily basis, yes, there's a few bad here
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  and there, and that's what the media is
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  going to concentrate on.
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  You don't hear the stories that I see
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  every day.
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  The officer who pulls over uh a vehicle,
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  kids are bouncing around in the back seat.
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  He says, you know, the law is you
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  have to have them restraint.
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  And the guy chokes up.
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  I lost my job a month ago.
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  I'm just trying to figure out how to
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  feed him right now.
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  I can't afford car seats.
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  So what does he do?
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  Oh, uh, you know, that's okay, you go
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  ahead and leave.
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  No, he says, follow me.
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  He drives Walmart.
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  He takes out of his pocket and he
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  buys them car seats.
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  But we don't pay him enough to even
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  pay his own light bill.
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  But yet he cares enough for his people,
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  his constituents that he pays for it out
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  of his own pocket.
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  That happens every single day.
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  Do you ever hear about that in the
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  mainstream media?
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  No, you don't.
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  No, you don't.
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  And there's a reason for that, Michael.
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  Just had a conversation with the constitutional teacher
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  a couple days ago.
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  And uh, we were talking about uh the
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  mayor in California who turns out to be
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  an employee of the CCP, the Chinese Communist
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  Party.
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  Okay, what you know, it's getting conflict there.
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  Pardon my sarcasm, but um and uh and
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  out of that came the uh, you know,
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  and I know you know this, that there
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  are Chinese police forces around the country.
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  13 stations uh during Biden's administration.
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  Wow.
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  Are they still in existence?
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  Do you know?
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  We have shut them all down.
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  Now, I want to be very careful what
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  I tell your listeners to make sure they
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  understand the full truth.
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  Just because we shut them down, talk more
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  than the Trump administration, doesn't mean that they
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  did are not going to they're under the
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  surface, you know, like a mole, they just
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  kind of went underneath the ground, they're gonna
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  pop their head up in some other place.
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  But here's what's interesting is this you just
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  raised.
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  They knew we were coming in to get
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  them.
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  So, what did the Chinese government do?
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  They moved them all out, and they sit
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  in their place, other certified Chinese police officers
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  Certified Chinese police officers who you know are
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  who you know are not involved yet, okay?
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  not involved yet, okay?
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  So they took the ones we were fixing
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  So they took the ones we were fixing
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  to risk out so we couldn't get our
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  to risk out so we couldn't get our
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  hands on them, sent replacements who haven't done
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  hands on them, sent replacements who haven't done
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  anything yet.
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  anything yet, but the fact that they're here
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  But the fact that they're here in this
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  in this country just blows my mind.
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  country just blows my mind.
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  We're in the working now with the State
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  We're in the working now with the State
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  Department to get their visas revoked.
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  Department to get their visas revoked.
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  And as we should, because they you know,
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  And as we should, because that you know,
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  try and do that in China.
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  try and do that in China.
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  And I'm sorry to say, I think Canada
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  And I'm sorry to say, I think Canada
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  uh aids and abets China and there are
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  uh aids and abets China and their immediate
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  immediate neighbor to the north, very concerning.
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  neighbor to the north, very concerning.
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  But um so to me, when I heard
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  that, I thought, well, there you go.
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  That's part of the war on police, because
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  these people would have no qualms about arresting,
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  killing, detaining, and violating our constitution, our bill
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  of rights, because they don't have that in
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  China.
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  That means nothing to them.
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  What does rule of law mean to them?
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  You've got you know all communist Marxist governments
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  are, and I promise I won't go on
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  a rabbit trail, Michael, but that really they're
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  just a bunch of bullies who have uh
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  stolen power and um uh use it as
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  they see fit.
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  They don't they don't want rule of law,
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  they don't want that.
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  Well, what you said, Kimberly, is three things
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  were going on with the Chinese police stations,
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  the 13 that we had there.
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  First of all, the location were always right
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  next to a American law enforcement uh officer
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  agency.
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  Why was that so they could tap into
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  the NCIS system and gain access to intelligence?
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  The second reason they were here is because
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  you know, there are a lot of dissidents
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  that leave from China, don't want trying to
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  escape communism.
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  Well, they send their Chinese police over here
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  to harass them, aggressively uh intimidate them and
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  even assault them if they think that they're
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  saying anything or making China look bad.
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  So they follow you wherever you go.
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  That's the kind of uh mandate that communism
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  has and what a tragedy it would be
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  that most people who are under communism realize
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  how bad it is and are trying to
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  escape, and yet it seems to me that
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  America tried to run towards communism.
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  Isn't that ironic?
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  Yeah, uh and I I wish somebody would
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  um tell the younger generation uh about that.
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  Um, and and let's end this ridiculous notion
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  that it just hasn't been tried right.
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  It's been tried for over a century.
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  Uh it's been tried since time immemorial, and
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  it doesn't work.
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  Okay, get it through your brains.
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  Um, and we're gonna stay on topic, folks.
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  Is but we feel that this message isn't
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  put out enough that a constitutional republic with
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  all its flaws and it has them because
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  it's run by flawed people, is far superior
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  because it gives power ultimately to the people
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  and it spreads power out, it does not
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  concentrate it in the hands of the few
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  who can do things like this, who can
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  turn on the police and make them the
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  bad guy.
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  And there's a reason that they do that.
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  Um, especially uh when we, you know, I
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  call Trump the president uh of the great
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  revealing.
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  We have learned more, Michael, under him.
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  I mean, I have to admit, when things
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  start first coming out, my mouth was always
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  down to the floor, like what?
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  Now it's kind of like okay, all right,
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  I get it.
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  Uh there's a war going on, and um
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  the the left uh hates him, and I
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  didn't understand why because I would talk to
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  people that I just I hate Trump.
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  Well, which policies you disagree with?
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  I don't know, I just hate him.
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  And I've gotten to the point where I
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  realized Michael, they're just they're just drinking the
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  Kool-Aid, they're just they're mindless, they're not reasoning.
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  They they've just given themselves over to the
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  government and said, Live my life for me.
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  And they're like, Okay, sure, we'll use you,
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  you know, and and they have, but uh
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  more and more thinking people are seeing the
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  fruit of what they're doing, and they've decided
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  that they don't want to jump off a
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  cliff with these people, uh, which is a
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  good thing.
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  But um, in order to uh to take
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  over country, you gotta get rid of resistance.
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  And as we saw at 9-11, who was
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  who was the first line of uh uh
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  coming in to protect?
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  It was the police.
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  That's correct.
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  And so you think America can never forget
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  the image.
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  I know I can't, because I was uh
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  I was there shortly after 9-11.
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  We were put up the day after the
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  assist at 9-11.
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  And when you saw the image of the
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  officers running in, knowing that it had been
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  over an hour, knowing uh they were telling
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  them to get out because of the fact
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  that the structure is fixing to fall, but
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  yet they had their same mindset that they
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  have every day on the street.
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  All right, I'm gonna get out, but let
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  me get one more.
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  I'm gonna go back in and get one
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  more save one more life.
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  They knew good and well they weren't coming
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  out, uh, Kimberly that they were willing to
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  make that sacrifice to get as many people
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  out as possible, and that is stuck with
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  America.
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  It's amazing though how fast we forget, Kimberly.
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  It's amazing how fast Americans forget it.
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  We have a short-term member.
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  It was only what 25 years ago, and
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  it's almost like it didn't happen.
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  I remember the uh singer Darrell Worley wrote
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  a song shortly after Have We Forgotten.
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  And it's like, yeah, Daryl, we have because
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  actually um it's hard, it's extremely difficult for
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  me to believe that nobody in the government
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  knew that that attack was going to happen.
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  And I know that's another conversation, but I'll
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  just put it out there.
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  You're exactly right.
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  You're exactly right.
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  But um, you know, we both believe that
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  uh there is a great reckoning that comes
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  after this life.
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  Uh, if you're in Christ, it's the Bima
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  seed.
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  If you do not know Christ as your
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  saver, it's savior, it's the great white judgment
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  throne, and all these things come out.
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  There is nothing hidden to God.
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  So we keep that in our thinking, it
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  keeps us grounded because it's you know, the
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  abuses that take place, you're kind of like
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  you can go crazy sometimes, you know.
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  But um, you know, and if you're a
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  police lord, yeah, and if you're a police
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  officer, one of the concerning things to citizens
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  like myself and others is that when politicians
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  are sending a signal that it's open, uh
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  you know, open uh field on uh police
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  officers that there was a time when when
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  I was a kid to sit in a
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  cop car was a big deal.
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  It was you were shaking like a leaf
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  because you know, you you you'd hear from
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  your parents, and uh, you know, it was
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  just something you didn't want to do now.
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  Unfortunately, I mean, it's just reading an unfortunate
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  situation in Louisiana, and again, these things aren't
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  isolated.
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  Michael is that a police officer was rammed
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  by a man who was on an ATV
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  and he just died recently from his wounds,
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  and there was no reason for it.
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  Well, there was a reason because he he
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  was feasting on the uh uh the propaganda
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  listening to uh far left uh uh talk
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  about how evil uh authority is police officers,
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  etc.
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  etc.
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  And decide to take it out on the
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  guy who probably was a decent police officer,
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  probably left behind a family, and um, you
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  know, I I know President Trump doesn't like
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  this stuff and he's addressing it, but it
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  needs to be, you know, the I think
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  the news sources needs to be held accountable
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  who say this kind of stuff.
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  Your thoughts?
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  Oh, there's no question.
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  I mean, again, is that we first talked
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  about it's part of their narrative.
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  It's part of their narrative.
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  That's why they're pushing it so hard.
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  That's why they're pushing it so hard.
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  But let me give them a couple results
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  But let me give them a couple results
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  that the American public need to be aware
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  that the American public need to be aware
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  of what this narrative is caused.
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  of what this narrative is caused.
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  Uh unfortunately, Kimberly, I have to report to
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  Unfortunately, Kimberly, I have to report to you,
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  you, we have the highest suicide rate in
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  we have the highest suicide rate in history
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  history among law enforcement.
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  among law enforcement.
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  Wow.
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  Wow.
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  Have we lost so many?
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  Is that is that isolated to region or
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  Is that is that isolated to region or
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  is that across the country?
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  is that across the country?
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  Across the country.
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  Across the country.
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  It's across the country.
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  It's across the country.
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  And people say, you know, it looks like
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  And people say, you know, look at the
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  you can't start.
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  Connell Startle.
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  Well, I want you to think about it
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  Well, I want you to think about it
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  for a minute, Kimberly.
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  for a minute, Kimberly.
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  You're willing to put your life on the
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  line.
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  You're certainly not going to be a millionaire
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  by it, okay?
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  You're struggling just to pay the light bill
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  and all.
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  And yet you would think there'd be some
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  appreciation.
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  And as all you see is negative criticism
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  from the media, who then the public reflects
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  what they're hearing.
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  Nobody tells you thank you.
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  Nobody even acknowledges the jobs you're doing.
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  And this is what their heart tells them
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  to do.
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  This is what their their mission in life
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  is.
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  So it's kind of like, well, if I
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  can't do my mission, what I live.
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  And that's why we have the highest number
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  of suicide rates we've ever had.
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  We have the lowest morale we've ever recorded
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  in the history of law enforcement right now.
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  You say, why is that?
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  We see the worst of the worst.
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  24-7.
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  And we have very few people that ever
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  say, I appreciate what you're willing to do.
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  You know, you can put up with that
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  for a week, two weeks.
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  Try doing that day in and day out
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  for years at a time.
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  It burns you out very quickly.
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  And that's why we have got to reverse
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  this trend.
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  We have to do it.
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  And I think we can, and shows like
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  yours help make sure we get that job
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  accomplished.
• 15:36
  Thank you, Kimberly.
• 15:38
  You know, when you say that, I think
• 15:40
  to myself, are there any organizations out there,
• 15:43
  national support organizations for police officers that if
• 15:45
  people want to get involved and you know,
• 15:48
  maybe just do a drop-in at a police
• 15:50
  station and take some homemade goodies or just
• 15:52
  say, hey, thank you.
• 15:55
  I mean, how can people uh organize that
• 15:57
  way, Michael?
• 15:59
  Is there anything that exists?
• 16:01
  They can do a couple quick things.
• 16:02
  They can go to our site, Investusa.org, make
• 16:05
  a contribution, regardless of the amount to show
• 16:08
  that you support making sure they have safety
• 16:11
  and protection to come home to their families.
• 16:13
  That's the first thing.
• 16:14
  Second thing you can do, anytime you see
• 16:16
  an officer, give him a shot for the
• 16:17
  day.
• 16:19
  Smile, wave and say, thank you for serving.
• 16:21
  That's all you have to do.
• 16:22
  Couple words, thank you for serving.
• 16:24
  And you will just change their morale overnight.
• 16:26
  And then, of course, the third thing, I
• 16:27
  love what you said.
• 16:29
  Trust me, they'll give you a uh uh
• 16:30
  uh startled look.
• 16:32
  But if you want to drop a box
• 16:34
  of donuts by or buy a cup of
• 16:35
  coffee or whatever for the officers and bring
• 16:37
  it down to the precinct, they'd be honored
• 16:39
  to have that from you.
• 16:41
  Uh, even as they uh rent you a
• 16:43
  ticket, they're driving away, wave and smile.
• 16:46
  No, but they're they're doing their job and
• 16:48
  uh they are at tremendous risk.
• 16:51
  And I I take it for granted.
• 16:52
  You know, I grew up yeah, I feel
• 16:54
  like I'm a dinosaur.
• 16:55
  I feel like I was born a thousand
• 16:57
  years ago because things have changed so rapidly.
• 16:59
  But um, it's it's up to citizens to
• 17:01
  be a part of uh maintaining rule of
• 17:03
  law and appreciating those who are on the
• 17:05
  front lines.
• 17:07
  So great point.
• 17:08
  Folks, uh, we are up against our first
• 17:10
  break of this conversation.
• 17:12
  We're gonna come back and uh delve more
• 17:14
  into uh what Michael does.
• 17:17
  And um just uh if you see a
• 17:18
  police officer today, uh tell them how much
• 17:20
  you appreciate them.
• 17:22
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  And I think Michael Letz really fits the
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  bill here of uh describing that and the
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  war on police that you don't hear enough
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  about.
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  Uh war on people in general who try
• 19:23
  to uh enforce the law, Michael.
• 19:26
  We can talk about that a little bit.
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  But before we jump into our conversation, um,
• 19:30
  InvestUSA is something that uh people need to
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  know about in in more depth.
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  Can you tell us what that is?
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  Well, we started Invest USA to 501c3 nonprofit
• 19:41
  charity 32 years ago.
• 19:43
  And I started it from the standpoint that
• 19:46
  I realized that we had officers in my
• 19:48
  hometown, Columbia, South Carolina, that did not have
• 19:50
  vests, and I was shocked.
• 19:53
  I had just gotten uh elected on the
• 19:54
  council.
• 19:56
  And I figured that, you know, I was
• 19:58
  young, I could get that fixed with one
• 19:59
  vote, get it funded, and move on to
• 20:01
  the next.
• 20:02
  Well, my colleagues didn't see the same, and
• 20:04
  they took it out of the budget.
• 20:06
  And so out of frustration, I said, well,
• 20:07
  fine, if they feel that way, we'll just
• 20:09
  raise the money ourselves.
• 20:11
  Unfortunately, Kimberly, when I made that state, but
• 20:13
  I didn't realize I'm still in the process
• 20:15
  of doing that, can't find an exit strategy,
• 20:16
  uh, and don't want to find an extra
• 20:18
  strategy until we can make sure every officer
• 20:20
  is protected and can come home safely to
• 20:22
  their families.
• 20:24
  And that's what it's all about.
• 20:25
  So we buy uh begin with, we bought
• 20:28
  concealable vests, the ones you see underneath their
• 20:30
  their shirts, but those who only stop a
• 20:33
  pistol, crime is different now.
• 20:36
  We have the cartels, we have terrorists, we
• 20:38
  have sex traffickers.
• 20:40
  They're proud of their profession.
• 20:41
  And then so they use long-range rifles, AK-47.
• 20:44
  They give you the most recent example, the
• 20:47
  one the attempted assassination on the president a
• 20:49
  couple weeks ago with a correspondent uh dinner.
• 20:51
  He ran in and shot the officer within
• 20:53
  AK-47 with a long-range rifle, the secret service
• 20:55
  officer.
• 20:57
  Fortunately, you know, uh, I'm just so grateful
• 20:59
  for this.
• 21:00
  Just so grateful for this.
• 21:01
  He was one of the few officers that
• 21:01
  He was one of the few officers that
• 21:03
  had the new technology we given the uh
• 21:03
  had the new technology we given the uh
• 21:04
  active shooter vests.
• 21:04
  active shooter vests.
• 21:06
  And so he was fine.
• 21:06
  And so he was fine.
• 21:08
  He went to the hospital real quick to
• 21:08
  He went to the hospital real quick to
• 21:09
  get checked out to show you how well
• 21:09
  get checked out to show you how well
• 21:10
  he was doing.
• 21:10
  he was doing.
• 21:12
  He kept telling the doctor, can you hurry?
• 21:12
  He kept telling the doctor, can you hurry?
• 21:14
  I have a president to protect.
• 21:14
  I have a president to protect.
• 21:15
  So, you know, I mean, but I could
• 21:15
  So, you know, I mean, but I could
• 21:17
  promise you this.
• 21:17
  promise you this, Kimberly, I saw the shot,
• 21:18
  Kimberly, I saw the shot, I saw where
• 21:19
  I saw where it hit.
• 21:19
  it hit.
• 21:20
  Had he had a concealable vest on, he'd
• 21:20
  Had he had a concealable vest on, he'd
• 21:22
  have been killed instantly.
• 21:22
  have been killed instantly.
• 21:24
  So these vests do work, and that's what
• 21:24
  So these vests do work, and that's where
• 21:26
  we want to make sure every officer in
• 21:26
  we want to make sure every officer in
• 21:27
  America happens.
• 21:27
  America happens.
• 21:29
  I'll be
• 21:29
  I'll be so honored to come on your
• 21:31
  show and say, mission accomplished, we're dissolved with
• 21:33
  charity, it's all done.
• 21:35
  But until I don't want there to be
• 21:37
  another funeral with a small children having to
• 21:39
  wonder what happened to their father or their
• 21:40
  mother when we can prevent it.
• 21:42
  So please do what you can to help.
• 21:44
  And and it's it should be said, folks,
• 21:46
  that um, you know, a lot of rural
• 21:48
  uh Michael told me the last time that
• 21:50
  a lot of rural uh departments can't afford
• 21:53
  these vests.
• 21:55
  And these vests aren't just any old ordinary
• 21:57
  police vests, they're very uh modern, they're up
• 21:59
  to you know, tell us a little bit
• 22:01
  more about them, Michael, the quality of them
• 22:03
  and what they do.
• 22:06
  The difference is back in the old days
• 22:08
  when the concealable vest technology was Kepler, and
• 22:11
  that's nothing but fabric, tightly woven fabric.
• 22:13
  One piece won't stop a bullet, but when
• 22:16
  you put 32 layers together, it stops a
• 22:18
  bullet and dissipates the energy, but only for
• 22:20
  a pistol round because the velocity around so
• 22:22
  much higher with a rifle round.
• 22:24
  We had to create new technology.
• 22:26
  They have a titanium alloy uh uh base
• 22:28
  mixed and plate in them, and that's what
• 22:30
  it does to make sure it stops any
• 22:32
  round that's out there.
• 22:34
  But unfortunately, because it's new technology, we have
• 22:37
  90% of cops who do not have these
• 22:39
  vests.
• 22:41
  And that's a shame.
• 22:42
  And of course, you say, how's it justified
• 22:43
  within departments?
• 22:45
  Well, they look at it and say, you
• 22:46
  know, at least you got something if you
• 22:48
  even have a concealable vest.
• 22:50
  At least you have something, we'll just hope
• 22:51
  for the best and hope it doesn't happen
• 22:52
  here.
• 22:53
  Unfortunately, that's not the way it is anymore,
• 22:55
  Kimberly, because the old days, you know, you
• 22:57
  didn't say that in New York or Detroit
• 22:59
  or someplace like that.
• 23:02
  Nowadays crime is rampant in rural America as
• 23:03
  well.
• 23:05
  Yeah.
• 23:06
  Um it's clear that you know the left
• 23:08
  had a plan, and as you said, they
• 23:10
  they've worked it quite well.
• 23:12
  And there are uh who knows what kind
• 23:15
  of people are in communities uh mid-sized small
• 23:18
  all across this country.
• 23:21
  Um, and I know Trump is is doing
• 23:24
  his best, but he's got his work cut
• 23:27
  out for him, and that's another threat that
• 23:29
  our police uh um are involved with because
• 23:32
  now when I drive, Michael, and I was
• 23:35
  in a town nearby, it's a bigger town,
• 23:38
  uh, you know, a big town not far
• 23:40
  from where I live, and it was clear
• 23:43
  as I was going that there was some
• 23:46
  kind of sting going on because you know,
• 23:48
  you see one police pull somebody over and
• 23:51
  they've got their arms hanging out the window,
• 23:54
  and they you know you you can tell
• 23:57
  they look like foreigners.
• 23:59
  This isn't bad mouthing, this isn't this is
• 24:01
  just saying, you know, I've lived here all
• 24:04
  my life, and then you go another two
• 24:06
  miles and you see the same thing, and
• 24:08
  then you turn at the major intersection and
• 24:10
  you see the same thing.
• 24:12
  So I find myself thinking, is there coordinated
• 24:15
  effort going on between national uh law enforcement
• 24:18
  that filters down to local police officers and
• 24:22
  they're helping to um catch and we should
• 24:25
  say criminal illegals, correct?
• 24:29
  You know, people think that yeah, especially these
• 24:30
  young people.
• 24:31
  Once again, you see this on social media,
• 24:32
  it's so terrible what they're doing, it's so
• 24:34
  awful.
• 24:35
  What would you say to them?
• 24:37
  Right.
• 24:38
  No, you're exactly right, and it is a
• 24:40
  coordinated effort, except for in states or communities
• 24:42
  where they have sanctuary laws where they're trying
• 24:44
  to bar their law enforcement from cooperate with
• 24:46
  the feds.
• 24:49
  But let's talk about what you just mentioned.
• 24:51
  We have uh millions, yes, that's the correct
• 24:54
  word, millions of illegal immigrants who came to
• 24:56
  this country who are released from prisons in
• 24:59
  countries all across the world.
• 25:02
  You have to look at it.
• 25:03
  We had open borders.
• 25:04
  If you were the president Kimberly of a
• 25:06
  foreign country, wouldn't you say, well, gee, if
• 25:08
  I could ship all my criminals over to
• 25:09
  the U.S., I don't have to pay for
• 25:11
  them anymore.
• 25:13
  I don't have to pay for security, I
• 25:14
  don't have to pay for their food.
• 25:15
  What a great thing to do.
• 25:17
  And that's what happened.
• 25:18
  And so millions of them came in in
• 25:19
  our open borders across.
• 25:21
  Do you think just because they came to
• 25:22
  America, they suddenly said, I'm gonna turn over
• 25:24
  a new leaf, I'm not gonna commit crimes
• 25:25
  anymore?
• 25:27
  No, they view this as a prime territory
• 25:29
  to start their new criminal uh history uh
• 25:31
  once again.
• 25:33
  And so ICE has been actively involved with
• 25:36
  the new administration of rounding up these illegal
• 25:38
  immigrants and shipping them out.
• 25:40
  But you have the leftist liberal who say,
• 25:42
  Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
• 25:44
  You're being very uncompassionate.
• 25:46
  We need to give these people the opportunity.
• 25:48
  You shouldn't be trying to deport them.
• 25:50
  I asked them the question, this Kimberly.
• 25:52
  What is compassion?
• 25:54
  Compassion is not allowing somebody to rape, murder,
• 25:57
  and destroy your neighbors and your friends.
• 26:01
  That's the exact opposite of compassion.
• 26:04
  Compassion is wanting justice, and that's what this
• 26:05
  administration is doing.
• 26:07
  And so, yes, we are working very actively
• 26:09
  with local law enforcement across the country that
• 26:11
  we can.
• 26:13
  And here's the sad part.
• 26:14
  I want to just leave uh note for
• 26:15
  here.
• 26:15
  Let's just see how bad it is on
• 26:17
  the other side with the sanctuary cities.
• 26:19
  We've had cops that have been fired because
• 26:22
  they arrested someone who was uh attempted murder
• 26:25
  or who was a burglar with an attempted
• 26:28
  rape, found out he was an illegal immigrant.
• 26:31
  Because see, here's what they understand.
• 26:33
  Our judicial system is so corrupt in this
• 26:34
  country now.
• 26:36
  If I arrest you in the commission of
• 26:37
  a crime, you say, okay, I got you,
• 26:39
  you're off the street.
• 26:40
  No, I take you to court, and what
• 26:42
  does the judge do?
• 26:43
  Our crowd uh jails are full anyway.
• 26:46
  You're not that bad.
• 26:47
  You're not gonna do it again, are you?
• 26:48
  We'll put you out on the street, and
• 26:50
  three or four years later, we'll bring you
• 26:51
  back to discuss this crime.
• 26:53
  So they called ICE to say, Hey, I
• 26:55
  know what you'll do with them.
• 26:56
  You'll have them on the first plane out
• 26:57
  of here.
• 26:58
  So let's get these people out of our
• 26:59
  community.
• 27:00
  And because they cooperated with the feds, they
• 27:02
  were fired, uh, doing their job trying to
• 27:05
  protect the American people.
• 27:07
  That's how awkward and distorted this liberal leftist
• 27:10
  ideology has become.
• 27:13
  And that's what makes it so difficult for
• 27:14
  law enforcement.
• 27:15
  We talked about when we first started this
• 27:16
  show.
• 27:17
  Highest suicide rate, lowest morale.
• 27:19
  Why do we get that?
• 27:21
  Because here we are trying to protect and
• 27:23
  do the right thing by the American people,
• 27:25
  and we get criticism from some of our
• 27:27
  own local government officials.
• 27:29
  Uh, and we get prosecuted for doing the
• 27:31
  job that we've been hired to do.
• 27:34
  That's a pretty sad save it to exist
• 27:36
  in America, Kimberly.
• 27:37
  It certainly is.
• 27:39
  And once again, folks, you know, yeah, you
• 27:40
  listen to what people do, not what they
• 27:42
  say.
• 27:44
  That's where you get your truth very often.
• 27:47
  And truly, we are a country that's in
• 27:49
  a second civil war, a very different one.
• 27:51
  Correct.
• 27:52
  Um, and it's blue versus red.
• 27:54
  Uh and uh, you know, when you have
• 27:57
  somebody like Imam Dani who says, you know,
• 27:59
  uh we're not going to cooperate with ICE,
• 28:00
  Who says, you know, we're not going to
• 28:02
  you know, the you you you you can't
• 28:02
  cooperate with ICE.
• 28:04
  You know, you can't have that.
• 28:05
  have that.
• 28:07
  If you if you have people who are
• 28:07
  If he if you have people who are
• 28:10
  elected to offices and swear and take an
• 28:10
  elected to offices and swear and take an
• 28:12
  oath on the Bible that they're going to
• 28:12
  oath on the Bible that they're going to
• 28:14
  uphold the law and they don't do it,
• 28:14
  uphold the law and they don't do it,
• 28:17
  um, it's up to the citizens in that
• 28:17
  um, it's up to the citizens in that
• 28:19
  city in that town to uh ask questions
• 28:19
  city in that town to uh ask questions
• 28:21
  and hold these people accountable.
• 28:21
  and hold these people accountable.
• 28:24
  Um they're not your friend, they're not representing
• 28:24
  Um they're not your friend, they're not representing
• 28:26
  your interests, they're representing some interests, but it's
• 28:26
  your interests, they're representing some interests, but it's
• 28:27
  not yours.
• 28:28
  not yours, the citizens.
• 28:31
  These people are are trying to take over
• 28:32
  the country.
• 28:34
  Well, that's man, that's radical that no, no,
• 28:36
  no.
• 28:38
  There's ample evidence.
• 28:39
  Look at Minneapolis, look at Boston, look at
• 28:41
  California.
• 28:42
  Um look at uh what's happening in Texas,
• 28:46
  uh, and um, you know, in Israel, uh,
• 28:50
  I believe all citizens are armed, Michael.
• 28:53
  Is that so?
• 28:54
  That's correct.
• 28:55
  And I think we might get to the
• 28:58
  point here where it would be wise for
• 29:01
  all true uh citizens who love our constitutional
• 29:03
  republic who do not want sharia, don't want
• 29:06
  Marxism, where they'll have to do the same
• 29:08
  and defend their bill of rights uh to
• 29:11
  to bear arms, and uh because uh with
• 29:13
  uh with the time we have left in
• 29:16
  the segment, folks.
• 29:18
  Um Michael, when you were talking, I was
• 29:21
  thinking about some of the citizens who have
• 29:24
  taken it upon themselves to defend uh people.
• 29:27
  You've you've got two subway situations.
• 29:29
  You've got Daniel, I forget his last name
• 29:31
  up in New York uh city, and and
• 29:33
  the people, the two women he defended, testified
• 29:35
  that it was necessary that it would be
• 29:37
  needed.
• 29:39
  Then you have that unfortunate young woman in
• 29:42
  Charlotte Baltimore who lost her life.
• 29:45
  Uh for what reason, I'm not sure.
• 29:48
  Um, she was randomly stabbed, and uh, but
• 29:50
  when the president spoke at his uh wonderful
• 29:53
  State of the Union address a couple months
• 29:56
  ago, the um silence from the left blew
• 29:59
  me away.
• 30:01
  I mean, I knew they were bad, but
• 30:04
  to their lack of reaction told me everything
• 30:06
  I need to know.
• 30:08
  So to say that um that people need
• 30:12
  to support the police, and um maybe uh
• 30:15
  learn more self-defense tactics themselves.
• 30:19
  Am I way out on the limb?
• 30:20
  What do you say?
• 30:21
  No, you're exactly right.
• 30:23
  In fact, we're encouraging everyone in America to
• 30:25
  exercise their constitutional second amendment right and make
• 30:27
  sure they're armed to make sure you know
• 30:29
  how to use it, make sure you're trained.
• 30:32
  I tell people this, this really impuriates the
• 30:33
  left.
• 30:34
  You want to talk about great family activity?
• 30:36
  Take your kids to the range.
• 30:38
  Show them how to use a firearm, show
• 30:40
  them how to shoot, show them how to
• 30:42
  be professional with it so you don't have
• 30:44
  to worry about them playing with it as
• 30:46
  a toy and hurting somebody.
• 30:48
  That's a great family unifying activity.
• 30:51
  So make sure that you take your kids
• 30:52
  uh to the range, but let me further
• 30:53
  elaborate on what you said.
• 30:55
  Two quick things.
• 30:56
  Let's talk about Mandani in New York City
• 30:57
  for a second.
• 30:59
  They started they're supposed to have 45,000 officers,
• 31:01
  they're down to 25.
• 31:04
  I know another 5,000 that are fixing to
• 31:05
  leave, so they're less than half of what
• 31:07
  they can.
• 31:09
  They can't protect the city that way.
• 31:11
  So, what is Mandani doing in the difference?
• 31:13
  And here's what's shocking, really well concern your
• 31:16
  your your viewers is the Muslim Brotherhood, as
• 31:18
  and we've got copies of this now.
• 31:21
  This is not hearsay, I've seen it myself,
• 31:24
  has issued a plea uh to all of
• 31:26
  its Muslim uh residents in America.
• 31:29
  And what have they said?
• 31:30
  If you're a male or female, but especially
• 31:32
  if you're a male, uh Muslim, we want
• 31:34
  you to go join the police department.
• 31:37
  We want you to make it a priority
• 31:38
  to become a police officer.
• 31:40
  They're intent on taking over.
• 31:42
  And what are they doing in New York?
• 31:44
  They have their own law enforcement division, they
• 31:46
  call it law enforcement, and they're allowed to
• 31:48
  get away with it.
• 31:50
  The cars look exactly like a New York
• 31:52
  police car, except for their Muslim, and they
• 31:54
  patrol and they uphold Sharia law in various
• 31:56
  districts where they think there's a lot of
• 31:58
  Muslims.
• 32:01
  But the Mondani's stated position is he wants
• 32:03
  to expand that to all of New York.
• 32:07
  I didn't realize that my the Sharia law
• 32:09
  was even enforceable in this country.
• 32:11
  Technically, it's not.
• 32:12
  They're doing it anyway.
• 32:14
  So these are some of the things that
• 32:15
  you need to be concerned about.
• 32:18
  It gets to the point of what you
• 32:19
  just said, folks, law enforcement is being torn
• 32:21
  apart.
• 32:23
  It will come upon you if you want
• 32:25
  to protect and defend your way of life
• 32:26
  and your loved ones, you're gonna have to
• 32:28
  be the one to have to do that.
• 32:30
  Law enforcement will certainly be there to assist,
• 32:32
  but gone are the days to where you
• 32:33
  can just rely on law enforcement to do
• 32:35
  that.
• 32:36
  We don't have the capability or the forces
• 32:38
  to do that anymore.
• 32:40
  Sounds like you're saying to me that the
• 32:42
  fight is too great for just police, that
• 32:44
  they need citizen involvement to one degree.
• 32:47
  We need to uh be more organized, Michael.
• 32:50
  Um I was not aware that was happening
• 32:51
  in New York.
• 32:52
  Um that is new to me, and that's
• 32:54
  important information because you know, I I always
• 32:56
  say when I have guests who come on
• 32:58
  and say things like that, just try and
• 33:00
  do that in their countries, you know.
• 33:03
  Just try to even live in their country,
• 33:04
  much less try to do it.
• 33:06
  Indeed.
• 33:06
  And if you do do it for, you
• 33:08
  know, some outrageous reason, you would disappear like
• 33:10
  that.
• 33:12
  Um, you know, if if you were trying
• 33:14
  to be a mayor in a Chinese city
• 33:16
  and trying to spread uh liberty through a
• 33:19
  constitutional form of government, you would be gone
• 33:21
  never to be heard from again.
• 33:23
  And uh I think you know, I hope
• 33:26
  it's not too little too late, but um
• 33:29
  citizen involvement is absolutely necessary.
• 33:32
  And uh I'm thankful that you're bringing this
• 33:34
  to our attention because I'm watching what's going
• 33:37
  on in Texas where they're trying to now
• 33:39
  that the governor is fighting back there.
• 33:41
  Correct.
• 33:42
  Um, and good for him, but we need
• 33:44
  to be aware of that, and we need
• 33:47
  to recognize this and stand on the fact
• 33:49
  that uh we are a constitutional republic.
• 33:52
  And the reason I don't think we're as
• 33:54
  far gone as Western Europe, uh, where they
• 33:56
  you notice how all of this people surrender
• 33:58
  their right to bear arms and all heck
• 34:00
  breaks loose, right, Michael?
• 34:03
  Correct.
• 34:04
  Yeah, uh the Jews could not bear arms
• 34:06
  in right before World War II.
• 34:09
  Look what happened.
• 34:11
  Uh Americans aren't like that.
• 34:13
  Uh people are holding on to their guns,
• 34:16
  and it it does amazingly, it holds back
• 34:18
  crime, it holds back criminals of all kinds.
• 34:21
  Um, when you're willing to shoot, uh, and
• 34:23
  you know, your life or mine, sorry, you
• 34:24
  know, I'm gonna do what I have to
• 34:26
  do.
• 34:28
  Um what uh what do you suggest uh
• 34:31
  citizens?
• 34:34
  Uh we have two minutes left before a
• 34:35
  break.
• 34:36
  Um we we might have to go to
• 34:38
  the next uh segment, but um what do
• 34:40
  you what do you suggest to people that
• 34:42
  they do to um you know, should they
• 34:45
  be writing to their governor, their mayor?
• 34:47
  Uh what what are your thoughts?
• 34:50
  Yes, uh and let me add to what
• 34:51
  you're saying, you've got a great point there,
• 34:53
  Kimberly.
• 34:54
  Is this is what I tell uh folks
• 34:56
  all across the country, because we're all across
• 34:57
  the country doing speeches and you know shows,
• 34:59
  etc.
• 35:00
  On shows, et cetera, is folks, it is
• 35:01
  Is folks it is time for you to
• 35:02
  time for you to espouse the values that
• 35:03
  espouse the values that you say you believe
• 35:05
  you say you believe in.
• 35:05
  in.
• 35:07
  You have faith, you have principle, and it's
• 35:07
  You have faith, you have principle, and it's
• 35:10
  time you exercise that.
• 35:10
  time you exercise that.
• 35:12
  And what do we mean by that?
• 35:12
  And what do we mean by that?
• 35:14
  The only way to exercise it is your
• 35:14
  The only way to exercise it is your
• 35:16
  voice must be heard.
• 35:16
  voice must be heard.
• 35:18
  Take this show right now.
• 35:18
  Take this show right now.
• 35:20
  Why are you not listening to this show
• 35:20
  Why are you not listening to this show
• 35:22
  when you go to work, say I don't
• 35:22
  when you go to work, say, I don't
• 35:24
  know if you even know about Kimberly Kennedy
• 35:24
  know if you even know about Kimberly Kennedy
• 35:25
  show, but you know, I was listening to
• 35:25
  show, but you know, I was listening to
• 35:27
  that, and here's what we talked about.
• 35:27
  that, and here's what we talked about.
• 35:29
  Why are you?
• 35:29
  Why are you not espousing those things?
• 35:31
  You see, when you listen to something and
• 35:33
  then don't have the uh strength to go
• 35:36
  talk about it, it does nobody any good.
• 35:39
  God expects you to use your voice.
• 35:41
  America, we have to rise united with our
• 35:43
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• 35:44
  I firmly believe that the liberal uh uh
• 35:48
  democratic policies are a minority, but they seem
• 35:51
  like they're a majority because they speak out.
• 35:54
  We don't.
• 35:55
  It's time for us to speak out, and
• 35:57
  of course, certainly we should exercise that at
• 35:58
  the voting uh booth as well.
• 36:00
  But right now, you control the discussion and
• 36:03
  the verbiage in your area.
• 36:06
  Make sure it's reflective of truth.
• 36:08
  And if somebody says something, you know, I
• 36:12
  can't believe that Trump did this or conservative.
• 36:15
  Set the record straight.
• 36:17
  Because I will promise you this truth is
• 36:19
  defendable.
• 36:21
  Their lies are not.
• 36:23
  And so you always have the upper hand
• 36:25
  by just determining to exercise it.
• 36:28
  And that's what I encourage people to do.
• 36:30
  Second thing I do is what we just
• 36:31
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• 36:32
  Make sure that you know how to use
• 36:33
  an armament.
• 36:34
  And the third thing I want to throw
• 36:36
  out real quickly here, Kimberly, is the left
• 36:38
  is saying it's a horrible thing that the
• 36:40
  president brings in the National Guard to assist
• 36:42
  and all folks.
• 36:44
  What Kimberly just said is accurate.
• 36:46
  We don't have the resources from a law
• 36:48
  enforcement standpoint right now.
• 36:50
  We're gonna have to engage additional assistance from
• 36:52
  the guard from the military until we can
• 36:54
  get our numbers back up.
• 36:56
  So don't buy the left's uh venom that
• 36:59
  this is somehow a military overthrow or takeover.
• 37:03
  We are just simply making sure that we
• 37:04
  want to restore justice.
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  We have a plan.
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  It will work.
• 37:08
  We just have to work it together.
• 37:09
  Yeah, let's let's make uh rule of law
• 37:11
  great again.
• 37:12
  Uh well stated, Michael.
• 37:14
  Folks, we gotta run.
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  Kim Kennedy here, your host today.
• 38:31
  Um, don't imbibe the Kool-Aid.
• 38:34
  And we've given you some really good reasons
• 38:35
  to say why you should not.
• 38:37
  Um, we've had a great conversation here with
• 38:38
  Michael Letz.
• 38:40
  I'm going to ask him once more to
• 38:42
  tell us about Invest USA because it's really,
• 38:44
  really important and it's something that we all
• 38:46
  need to be involved in supporting.
• 38:48
  Michael, would you remind us once again?
• 38:51
  Sure.
• 38:51
  If they go to our website, that's I
• 38:54
  N V E S T USA.org.
• 38:56
  It's a charity, and you can make any
• 38:58
  kind of contribution.
• 38:59
  I tell people the reason I don't care
• 39:01
  what the size of the contribution is, let
• 39:02
  me tell you what we do with your
• 39:04
  contribution, what we're doing in the next week.
• 39:06
  We're going into Florida, handing out a bunch
• 39:07
  of vessels of agencies that need them all
• 39:09
  across Central Florida.
• 39:11
  We prioritize our requests this way.
• 39:13
  If you've lost an officer just in the
• 39:15
  last few days, killed in the line of
• 39:16
  duty, we want to make sure your agency
• 39:18
  gets immediate protection.
• 39:20
  And here's what we do.
• 39:21
  We do it in honor of the officer
• 39:22
  that was killed.
• 39:24
  And we want to be able to tell
• 39:25
  during these media events across the country that
• 39:27
  look, it's not invest just handing you a
• 39:29
  vest.
• 39:31
  This is America handing you a vest.
• 39:33
  Millions of people, maybe even contribute only a
• 39:36
  dollar or two, but millions of people support
• 39:38
  what you're doing.
• 39:40
  We have your back, just like you have
• 39:42
  our community's back, and we thank you for
• 39:43
  your service.
• 39:44
  That's what I want us to be able
• 39:45
  to do.
• 39:46
  Go to our website, show your support for
• 39:48
  our first responders.
• 39:50
  They need it more now than they've ever.
• 39:51
  We're under the biggest threat we've ever had
• 39:53
  in our history.
• 39:55
  And you know, for those who might be
• 39:57
  a little skeptical, Michael, you know, let's let's
• 40:00
  give them some details about how, first of
• 40:03
  all, police officers have the highest suicide rate
• 40:05
  ever in uh known history of, you know,
• 40:08
  as far back as we can go uh
• 40:11
  amongst law enforcement.
• 40:14
  What's happening across the country to some of
• 40:15
  our police officers?
• 40:17
  Well, what you're seeing is very clearly there's
• 40:18
  a threat.
• 40:20
  We're at war, I like the words you
• 40:20
  use.
• 40:21
  We were at war uh in this country
• 40:23
  between good versus evil, and their attack is
• 40:25
  on the good or on law enforcement, is
• 40:27
  one of the areas, primary targets of area
• 40:29
  of attack.
• 40:32
  And so what they're trying to do is
• 40:33
  characterize law enforcement as being the worst of
• 40:35
  the worst.
• 40:36
  We're thugs, we uh take children off of
• 40:39
  uh streets and ship them back to country
• 40:41
  without their parents.
• 40:43
  You name it, we're the problem.
• 40:45
  And when you realize that we actually we're
• 40:48
  willing to put our lives on the line
• 40:50
  to protect you, we don't get paid very
• 40:52
  little, uh, no respect.
• 40:55
  We expect you work overtime, we have the
• 40:57
  highest divorce rate in this profession of any
• 41:00
  profession in the in the in America.
• 41:02
  You took at all that pressure, we see
• 41:04
  the worst of the worst every day.
• 41:06
  And all that's building up, and then do
• 41:08
  you think nobody cares?
• 41:11
  It's amazing why we have the mental stress
• 41:13
  that we have, why there's so many suicides
• 41:15
  because they think nobody cares.
• 41:17
  You can be a part of the solution
• 41:18
  to that.
• 41:19
  Just simply tell an officer today, anywhere you
• 41:20
  see one, even if they're in the car,
• 41:22
  just wave to them.
• 41:23
  So all you have to do is wave
• 41:25
  or smile if you see them on the
• 41:26
  street and say, Thank you for your service.
• 41:28
  The line that everybody can remember.
• 41:30
  That's all you have to say.
• 41:31
  You will change their morale significantly, and it
• 41:33
  will benefit you because when you have uh
• 41:35
  cops who think they're appreciated, they will double
• 41:37
  down on their effort to make sure you're
• 41:39
  protected, you're safe, and that's what America needs
• 41:41
  right now.
• 41:44
  Here, here, and and you know, as you're
• 41:46
  talking, I just reminded myself that my church
• 41:48
  has a uh a police support network at
• 41:51
  the church at a chaplain.
• 41:53
  And um, and if you're a poor part
• 41:56
  of an organization, folks, you know, you know,
• 41:59
  you're involved politically, whatever, say to them, hey,
• 42:00
  Politically, whatever, say to them, hey, let's invite
• 42:02
  let's invite uh let's have an honor our
• 42:02
  uh let's have an honor our police day
• 42:04
  police day or something like that.
• 42:05
  or something like that.
• 42:07
  Find make reasons to uh show support and
• 42:07
  Find make reasons to uh show support and
• 42:10
  let them know that you want to uh
• 42:10
  let them know that you want to uh
• 42:13
  be a part of um uh retaining freedom
• 42:13
  be a part of um uh retaining freedom
• 42:16
  uh in our country and assist police as
• 42:16
  uh in our country and uh assist police
• 42:18
  you can.
• 42:18
  as you can.
• 42:21
  The times that we live in are such
• 42:21
  The times that we live in are such
• 42:23
  that our liberties are under assault, we see
• 42:23
  that our liberties are under assault.
• 42:25
  it all the time.
• 42:25
  We see it all the time.
• 42:26
  This isn't just idle talk, this isn't just
• 42:26
  This isn't just idle talk, this isn't just
• 42:28
  you know.
• 42:29
  you know some far right rhetoric.
• 42:31
  No, it's not.
• 42:32
  It's we're we're watching Liberty under attack.
• 42:36
  Um we've seen it, we've seen if you
• 42:38
  watched President Trump's uh State of the Union
• 42:41
  address, which was incredible, uh Michael.
• 42:44
  I I just still think about the and
• 42:46
  and the people that were there and the
• 42:49
  things that are happening, and you realize that
• 42:51
  this isn't just well, this is isolated.
• 42:54
  No, it's not, they're just a representation that
• 42:56
  there's a lot of am I wrong in
• 42:59
  saying that a lot of the abuses of
• 43:01
  criminal illegals goes unreported.
• 43:04
  That is correct.
• 43:05
  You know, a lot of things go reported.
• 43:06
  This is how strong the leftists have become.
• 43:09
  We talked about, you know, armed citizens, are
• 43:11
  they of value or not?
• 43:13
  The FBI knows the statistics, they just don't
• 43:15
  ever publicize it.
• 43:16
  Over 100,000 cases annually that we can document
• 43:19
  of crime that has been averted because there
• 43:22
  was an armed citizen when the crime was
• 43:25
  fixing to take place.
• 43:28
  You don't hear those stories, do you?
• 43:29
  No, you don't.
• 43:30
  So, you know, I mean, we know just
• 43:31
  what you said.
• 43:33
  The evidence is there, it's the fact of
• 43:36
  the matter is they don't want to report
• 43:38
  it, just along with all the criminality that's
• 43:40
  happening because of illegal immigration.
• 43:42
  They underreported or they don't report at all.
• 43:44
  You know, I love what you said because
• 43:45
  I want to elaborate on two things you
• 43:47
  said real quickly.
• 43:48
  When you go to our website, there's a
• 43:50
  couple we have all kinds of programs.
• 43:52
  One of them is called Bless the Vest.
• 43:54
  We're asking every house of worship in America
• 43:56
  to adopt a cop.
• 43:59
  Uh just one.
• 44:01
  And what you do is you bring that
• 44:02
  officer in.
• 44:04
  He doesn't have to be a member of
• 44:04
  your church.
• 44:05
  He doesn't have to.
• 44:06
  You you tell the department you want to
• 44:08
  provide him with a vest to make sure
• 44:10
  you bring him and you hand that vest
• 44:12
  during a worship service, you pray over the
• 44:14
  vest, you pray over the officer, then you
• 44:16
  tell the officers he's leaving.
• 44:18
  Look, I you don't have to be a
• 44:20
  member here, but we want you to know
• 44:21
  we're praying for you.
• 44:22
  This house of worship stands behind you.
• 44:25
  If you or your family ever need anything,
• 44:28
  any service or stress relief or whatever, or
• 44:31
  just want to talk, here's home.
• 44:34
  You come by any time.
• 44:36
  If we did that across this country, if
• 44:38
  every house of worship would do that, we'd
• 44:40
  have a major revival happen in this country.
• 44:42
  That's a key aspect.
• 44:43
  Second thing is we have pennies for police,
• 44:45
  where we ask every school they to adopt
• 44:47
  a program where they ask their kids to
• 44:49
  go home and ask mom and dad for
• 44:51
  the change.
• 44:53
  Just the change in the house.
• 44:55
  You know, a dollar, pennies, two dollars a
• 44:57
  quarters, whatever they have, all of them bring
• 44:59
  it back, put it in a bucket, hand
• 45:01
  vest will make up the difference, whatever it
• 45:03
  is.
• 45:05
  They will then buy because every school now
• 45:07
  has a school resource officer.
• 45:09
  They will buy the vest for that officer.
• 45:11
  You talk about changing the attitude of our
• 45:14
  young people towards first responders.
• 45:17
  They now feel like that's my guy.
• 45:18
  I help with that vest on him.
• 45:20
  He's my cop, he's my friend.
• 45:22
  That's what we need to have being having.
• 45:24
  Programs like that have got to take uh
• 45:26
  route all across America if we're going to
• 45:28
  change and win this war.
• 45:31
  That's totally awesome, uh, Michael.
• 45:33
  That's really that's going on the offense.
• 45:36
  It's letting you define what law enforcement really
• 45:39
  is and taking it to kids directly.
• 45:42
  Um I'm gonna ask you, listeners, take this
• 45:46
  and share this podcast and share the information.
• 45:50
  This is uh, you know, we're we're we're
• 45:51
  in a war.
• 45:54
  I don't know how close people are projecting.
• 45:56
  Well, it's gonna break open to open warfare.
• 45:58
  I don't know that I I can't predict
• 45:59
  the future.
• 46:00
  But the indications are that um it's clear
• 46:02
  the left is not backing down.
• 46:04
  They've dug in their heels, they've been stealing
• 46:06
  tax dollars for a long time for their
• 46:07
  own agenda.
• 46:09
  It's been revealed.
• 46:10
  And instead of being contrained, it's just the
• 46:13
  opposite, Michael, they're doubling down on their crime.
• 46:15
  And uh, it's like, you know, we it's
• 46:17
  up to we, the citizens to be involved
• 46:19
  in the solution.
• 46:21
  We just cannot say, well, this representative will
• 46:23
  take care of it.
• 46:24
  Well, this police officer, no, we need to
• 46:26
  be involved to whatever degree we can, and
• 46:28
  we need to discover what that involvement looks
• 46:29
  like.
• 46:31
  And um, Michael, what you're doing is a
• 46:34
  big part of that, how we can help
• 46:36
  us support rule of law because the alternative,
• 46:38
  uh, as we've seen in uh what Venezuelan
• 46:40
  just went through when you have chaos and
• 46:43
  confusion and law and order breaks down, it's
• 46:45
  very ugly.
• 46:47
  A lot of people die.
• 46:49
  Oh, you're right.
• 46:50
  One other thing I wanted to have we're
• 46:51
  just fixing to unveil this, not doing it
• 46:53
  yet, probably in the next week or so.
• 46:55
  We have uh put together a graphic novel.
• 46:59
  Now, in my day we called it a
• 47:00
  comic book, okay.
• 47:02
  That just dates me.
• 47:03
  They've changed the name.
• 47:04
  Is it a comic book?
• 47:05
  It's called a graphic novel.
• 47:06
  It's the same thing as a comic book.
• 47:08
  We have three characters in it, three superheroes
• 47:11
  who were one is Michael Stone, who is
• 47:14
  a law enforcement officer, one is uh Karen
• 47:16
  Hart, who is the paramedic, and one is
• 47:19
  Jimmy Flame, who is a firefighter.
• 47:22
  They have special uh uh ability, they work
• 47:24
  with local agencies.
• 47:27
  The great part about this is here's the
• 47:28
  drive.
• 47:30
  We want to get this into every hand
• 47:32
  of every kid in every school in America
• 47:34
  so that they can see the positive of
• 47:36
  what contributions of our first responders and not
• 47:38
  have to hear all the negative that goes
• 47:40
  on in the mainstream media.
• 47:43
  The other great thing about this graphic novel
• 47:45
  is they work active cases that are relevant
• 47:46
  in the news.
• 47:49
  The first issue that is coming out, we're
• 47:51
  taking on China.
• 47:53
  What is China doing to disrupt the uh
• 47:56
  farm or the food supply country in America,
• 47:58
  and we're investigating all these uh superhero uh
• 48:01
  characters are investigating that.
• 48:04
  You'll love it.
• 48:05
  It teaches character, it teaches values, and it
• 48:07
  shows the importance of our first responders across
• 48:10
  America, and we're gonna make sure that we
• 48:12
  do everything we can to get every uh
• 48:14
  child to have one.
• 48:17
  So by pointing talking to your viewers, you
• 48:18
  want to know what you can do, get
• 48:20
  a couple copies and take them to a
• 48:21
  local library or take them to a uh
• 48:23
  school and say, hey, I want to leave
• 48:25
  these for kids to be able to to
• 48:26
  check out and for kids to be able
• 48:28
  to read.
• 48:30
  So, where do you get these at, Michael?
• 48:31
  These books.
• 48:32
  Well, we just cut the deal.
• 48:33
  They're gonna be a Barnes and Noble is
• 48:35
  going to be the one doing it across
• 48:37
  the country and all their stores, 800 over
• 48:38
  over 800 stores.
• 48:40
  Of course, you can go to our website,
• 48:41
  the Invest uh USA.
• 48:43
  uh and be able to order uh uh
• 48:45
  the uh grab.
• 48:47
  It's called Bulletproof.
• 48:48
  And the first edition is it's they just
• 48:51
  showed it to me yesterday, it's complete.
• 48:53
  We're fixing to announce the press conference across
• 48:54
  the country and unveil it in the next
• 48:56
  couple weeks.
• 48:57
  Okay, well, we'll be in touch with you,
• 48:59
  keeping tabs on that.
• 49:00
  Keeping tabs on that.
• 49:01
  Thank you.
• 49:01
  Thank you.
• 49:01
  And uh, I think that's marvelous.
• 49:01
  And I think that's marvelous.
• 49:03
  With a little bit of time that we
• 49:03
  With a little bit of time that we
• 49:05
  have left, I want to um I I
• 49:05
  have left, I want to um I I
• 49:07
  just I just feel that the left is
• 49:08
  just I just feel that the left is
• 49:09
  on a marvelous job of uh slandering ice,
• 49:10
  on a marvelous job of uh slandering ice.
• 49:11
  and I know you know a lot about
• 49:13
  them.
• 49:13
  And I know you know a lot about
• 49:14
  them.
• 49:16
  And uh tell us who they are and
• 49:16
  And uh tell us who they are and
• 49:19
  what they do and what they're not doing.
• 49:19
  what they do and what they're not doing.
• 49:22
  Oh, here's what's interesting.
• 49:22
  Oh, here's what's interesting.
• 49:23
  ICE is, of course, you know, our these
• 49:23
  ICE is of course, you know, are these
• 49:25
  with all our immigration, you the those who
• 49:25
  all our immigration, you the those who come
• 49:27
  come in here illegally.
• 49:27
  in here illegally, uh ICE.
• 49:29
  Uh ICE is the one that is charged
• 49:31
  with checking their status if they're not here
• 49:32
  legally, or if they came in legally at
• 49:34
  a visa, but the visas expired and they're
• 49:36
  supposed to leave and they haven't.
• 49:38
  ICE is in charge of getting rid of
• 49:39
  them.
• 49:40
  Now, ICE has two venues that we've done
• 49:42
  under this administration.
• 49:44
  We normally we would just put them all
• 49:46
  together, just dealing with illegal immigration.
• 49:48
  What we're doing first and foremost now is
• 49:51
  dealing with illegal immigration who have criminal records.
• 49:53
  Remember, I told you about all the jails
• 49:55
  across the world that send all their criminal
• 49:56
  convicts here.
• 49:58
  We've got that list, we're going through it,
• 50:00
  we're making sure we get them all deported.
• 50:02
  That's the first thing.
• 50:03
  Second thing is we're going to make sure
• 50:05
  that those that are still here illegally, even
• 50:08
  if you haven't committed crimes, folks, we have
• 50:10
  laws that you can't be discriminatory against.
• 50:13
  Oh, well, that's just a small law.
• 50:14
  We're gonna let you go ahead and violate
• 50:15
  that one.
• 50:16
  We are a nation of rules and law
• 50:19
  and order in this country, and so they're
• 50:21
  having to make sure that they do what
• 50:23
  is necessary to uphold the laws that Congress
• 50:25
  passed.
• 50:27
  Now you ask a very simple question.
• 50:29
  Why is that uh negative?
• 50:31
  It's because the left has a reason for
• 50:33
  keeping them here.
• 50:34
  Twofold.
• 50:35
  They want the criminals here so that they
• 50:38
  can scare you into because crime elevates, scare
• 50:40
  you into just saying, Oh, I have to
• 50:42
  just trust the government.
• 50:45
  The government said they'll take care of me.
• 50:46
  Well, yes, they did, but you want to
• 50:47
  tell how they said they're going to take
• 50:48
  care of you.
• 50:49
  They've already publicized this.
• 50:51
  It's those guns that cause problem, not the
• 50:53
  people that shoot the gun, but it's the
• 50:55
  gun itself that causes all the problem.
• 50:57
  We're going to confiscate all the weapons.
• 50:59
  Why is that important?
• 51:00
  They can't control you, Kim, if you're an
• 51:02
  armed citizenry.
• 51:04
  We learned that in World War II.
• 51:05
  Japan never attacked America when they were asked
• 51:07
  after the war why they didn't.
• 51:10
  They said, Well, you think we're crazy with
• 51:11
  all the people who have guns in that
• 51:12
  country.
• 51:14
  You're the biggest army ever recorded in history
• 51:15
  when you consider all the people who have
• 51:17
  guns.
• 51:18
  So they have to eliminate that problem.
• 51:20
  And that's what they're attempting to do.
• 51:22
  They want to take your guns.
• 51:23
  So they want crime to go up with
• 51:24
  illegal immigrants.
• 51:26
  Plus, the other thing that they want is
• 51:27
  they're using them for illegal votes.
• 51:29
  And we know that for a document.
• 51:31
  I mean, that's that's documented.
• 51:32
  That's not my opinion.
• 51:34
  That's not hearsay.
• 51:35
  I can provide all the documentation time and
• 51:36
  time again.
• 51:38
  They use them to influence the outcome of
• 51:39
  elections.
• 51:41
  Right now, they really need that because they're
• 51:42
  not in power at the moment, and they
• 51:44
  desperately want to get back.
• 51:46
  And so you can see they're going to
• 51:48
  fight anything that we do to try to
• 51:50
  gain uh regain power and control.
• 51:52
  That's why they put them in a negative
• 51:52
  light.
• 51:53
  Anything they can think of.
• 51:54
  They want you to believe that ICE has
• 51:57
  no heart, that ICE is taking little kids
• 51:59
  off the street and shipping them back to
• 52:01
  Lord knows where because we don't care about
• 52:03
  all that is just false narrative.
• 52:06
  It's lies by the left to get to
• 52:08
  your emotions to cause you to be against
• 52:10
  principle and value.
• 52:13
  And that's what this fight is about.
• 52:15
  It's not about ICE, it's not about law
• 52:17
  enforcement, it's about the values and principles that
• 52:18
  made this country great.
• 52:21
  They hate values and principles, they hate conservative
• 52:23
  ideology, they want you to be a slave
• 52:26
  to their ideology.
• 52:28
  And quite frankly, you had four years of
• 52:30
  that a little while back, uh, a year
• 52:32
  ago, it didn't go too well, did it?
• 52:34
  I mean, when you had open borders and
• 52:36
  everything else, crime was rampant, prices were going
• 52:38
  nuts.
• 52:40
  Folks, it's a failure.
• 52:41
  Communism has always been a failure.
• 52:44
  Let's make sure that we rally together to
• 52:45
  provide the values and principles that made this
• 52:47
  country great.
• 52:49
  Let's bring them back to this country once
• 52:50
  again.
• 52:52
  Touche, so well said, Michael, uh wonderfully stated.
• 52:56
  And you know, folks, um, you just look
• 52:58
  at the evidence uh that our president has
• 53:00
  laid out his case beautifully.
• 53:03
  And look at the way they're fighting back,
• 53:05
  because he understands quite clearly that um he's
• 53:08
  striking at the beast of the belly that
• 53:10
  if elections were truly legit, most of those
• 53:13
  people wouldn't win, Michael.
• 53:16
  I don't think that's an overstatement, do you?
• 53:18
  No, not at all.
• 53:19
  In fact, we've done the research.
• 53:20
  Here's the interesting part about it.
• 53:22
  When we run the numbers, if the elections
• 53:25
  were done uh with integrity, there would always
• 53:28
  be about 295 to 300 Republican congressmen versus
• 53:31
  the 160 that would be elected from democratic
• 53:34
  areas.
• 53:37
  The only way they were able to win
• 53:39
  and gain majority or control of the House
• 53:41
  or the Senate is they have to do
• 53:42
  it, they have to steal.
• 53:44
  And they become very adept at it, and
• 53:46
  then they look at you and try to
• 53:49
  make you the bad person for challenging, you
• 53:51
  know, simple, basic honesty and integrity.
• 53:54
  Folks, if you don't want to live in
• 53:56
  an honest and integrity country, move.
• 53:58
  There's plenty of countries in this globe that
• 54:00
  would be happy to have you to be
• 54:02
  part of their corrupt process, but America's not
• 54:03
  one of them.
• 54:05
  Thank you.
• 54:07
  So well said, uh, Michael.
• 54:09
  Um, that's where I would say America love
• 54:10
  it or leave it.
• 54:12
  And uh once again, I think it needs
• 54:15
  to be restated, as I had to do
• 54:17
  in our last uh segment talking to somebody
• 54:19
  about um, you know, unions.
• 54:21
  We're not we we're not anti-union.
• 54:23
  We said that in that conversation, it should
• 54:25
  be said that this isn't uh a blanket
• 54:27
  place are right all the time, you know.
• 54:29
  Blah, you know, we're not saying that there's
• 54:30
  not corruption.
• 54:32
  There is.
• 54:32
  We we acknowledge that.
• 54:34
  What we are extremely concerned about is the
• 54:37
  war on law enforcement, which there's tons of
• 54:39
  cases about that.
• 54:42
  When there's bad cops, you know, you deal
• 54:43
  with it, right?
• 54:45
  You know, I I feel I know you
• 54:47
  well enough, Michael, that um, you know, that
• 54:49
  that's that's a given.
• 54:51
  So we want to put that out there.
• 54:53
  We also uh should mention that you have
• 54:54
  a book, correct?
• 54:56
  That's correct.
• 54:57
  Truth uh lies in control, and I'll give
• 54:59
  you the two-second overview of that.
• 55:01
  People ask all across the country, how did
• 55:03
  America get to be so bad off?
• 55:05
  And instead of giving the same speech over
• 55:07
  and over again, we put it in a
• 55:08
  book.
• 55:09
  You can find out it's our history of
• 55:10
  our country.
• 55:11
  It tells you how we got to where
• 55:13
  we're at today.
• 55:14
  Bottom line is we brought it on ourselves.
• 55:16
  We gave up the faith and values and
• 55:18
  principles that made this country great.
• 55:21
  You're right.
• 55:22
  Up the principle of God's word, which you
• 55:23
  know, we did of the government.
• 55:25
  We we allowed the government to take it
• 55:27
  over because we didn't want to be bothered.
• 55:29
  Well, boy, we'd be bothered now.
• 55:31
  What a horrible decision that was made back
• 55:32
  then.
• 55:33
  The great part about it is this there's
• 55:35
  always time to fix things.
• 55:37
  There's always time to change back to uh
• 55:39
  seek God's forgiveness and to uh re-restore as
• 55:42
  a nation, you know, blessed as the nation
• 55:45
  whose God is the Lord.
• 55:48
  Amen.
• 55:48
  And yes, he he is the only hope,
• 55:50
  not just for the country, but for the
• 55:52
  world, Jesus Christ.
• 55:54
  And we say that without apology, and we
• 55:58
  say that because if you compare our country
• 56:00
  To where we were at uh 20, 25,
• 56:01
  to where we were at uh 20, 25,
• 56:03
  30 years ago.
• 56:04
  30 years ago, we have continually gone downhill.
• 56:05
  We have continually gone downhill.
• 56:08
  And that is that is by design, folks,
• 56:08
  And that is that is by design, folks,
• 56:10
  because the goal is to push God um
• 56:10
  because the goal is to push God you
• 56:12
  you know, out of uh people's uh mindset,
• 56:13
  know out of uh people's uh mindset.
• 56:14
  and it it's just not going well for
• 56:16
  And it it's just not going well for
• 56:16
  us.
• 56:17
  us.
• 56:18
  So, Michael, I do appreciate you saying that.
• 56:18
  So, Michael, I do appreciate you saying that.
• 56:20
  And I love this conversation.
• 56:21
  And I love this conversation.
• 56:22
  I'm so glad that uh you were you
• 56:22
  I'm so glad that uh you were you
• 56:24
  join us, and I know we'll be talking
• 56:24
  join us, and I know we'll be talking
• 56:26
  with you again in the near future.
• 56:26
  with you again in the near future.
• 56:29
  We look forward.
• 56:29
  We look forward to it.
• 56:30
  We look forward to all of us joining
• 56:31
  together in the fight.
• 56:33
  It is a war, but it's a fight
• 56:34
  worth having.
• 56:38
  If America goes down, you tell me where
• 56:39
  you're going, because I don't know what other
• 56:40
  place to go.
• 56:42
  Here, here.
• 56:43
  Well said.
• 56:43
  I think that's a great place to stop
• 56:45
  our conversation.
• 56:46
  Unfortunately, we are up against the clock.
• 56:48
  Listeners, thanks for joining us.
• 56:49
  Look forward to uh you joining us again
• 56:51
  in the near future.
• 56:52
  Thank you.