On today's show, we discuss the recent shooting of an 18-year-old man by a police officer in Washington, D.C., and the reaction from the city's police department. We also hear from the victim's family and friends.
00:02:05.000So the breaking news, the reason we're a little bit late this morning, I don't know if everyone's been following us, it's trending right now.
00:02:10.000Hashtag, I don't know if I have to say it anymore, justice for Dion.
00:04:21.000Now here's the thing, people are saying, hey, hey, hey, you conservatives out there, you're pro-Second Amendment until a black person has a gun?
00:04:26.000No, no, no, hold on a second, hold on a second.
00:04:28.000We are pro-Second Amendment provided that you understand what the Second Amendment is.
00:04:31.000You cannot aim a gun at a cop, brandish a gun at a cop.
00:04:33.000Do you really think that with this police interaction, and what is not in dispute, is there was a call, two men immediately fled on foot, okay, and then he pulled out a firearm.
00:04:41.000So, you just have to at this point, the only thing that remains, he had a firearm, they fled, you think that again, if you're pro-Second Amendment, he said, Hey officer, I'm sorry that my other thug friends ran on foot.
00:06:37.000Right now Fauci is talking about how, well, we don't want to rush the vaccines.
00:06:41.000Listen, if this virus is as bad as you have made it out to be, people shouldn't care if you grow an arm from your forehead.
00:06:48.000People shouldn't care if your kids look like they were born in Alabama, okay?
00:06:52.000I don't care if I have flipper grandkids if this has the mortality rate of Ebola.
00:06:56.000But the fact is, that's why they're not going to accelerate a vaccine, because we When the threshold is pretty low, it's easy for the side effects to outweigh the benefit of the vaccine.
00:08:07.000And then also Governor Cuomo threatening Donald Trump.
00:08:11.000I am really concerned with these kinds of stories now, because these are opportunities to at least teach children how they should interact in polite society, black, white.
00:08:23.000Instead, right now when you say, this is a lynching, this is unjustified, that by default insinuates that the behavior of running away from a police officer or aiming a gun at a police officer is justified.
00:08:36.000In the case of Jacob Blake, who people have martyred, it's saying, it doesn't really matter if you rape a woman, allegedly, then violate a restraining order, show up, steal the keys, toss some kids in the car and reach for a knife in the floorboard after fighting off officers.
00:08:49.000And so instead of telling kids, hey listen, this is probably how one should interact with police officers, which we always learned as kids.
00:09:09.000It'll just end up with more people being shot or more people having to be physically restrained when otherwise they would've been just fine.
00:09:17.000Yeah, and we can't do choke holds, so what do you think's gonna happen?
00:09:19.000Is anyone really surprised at the idea, ignore the cops, they're all here to kill you, don't respect the cops, cops are all bastards, pigs, whatever it may be.
00:10:30.000I don't think the officers did make a mistake.
00:10:31.000But let's say that the guy didn't actually resist arrest, wasn't actually an alleged rapist, and didn't actually tell the officers that he had a knife.
00:10:39.000Okay, but he was reaching into the car.
00:10:41.000Now, does it mean that that cop is racist because he shoots the guy?
00:10:45.000Or could it be a mistake because you're scared and you want to go home?
00:13:29.000You know, I think Cuomo's just gonna roll out the red carpet and see if he can lure Trump into one of those senior care centers where he killed all the rest of his citizens.
00:13:40.000And it won't trick Trump, but Joe Biden will be lured like Yogi Bear with a pie in the windowsill.
00:14:39.000Hey, we are going to be talking about Nancy Pelosi's haircut.
00:14:42.000We are going to be talking about mail-in voting.
00:14:43.000But actually, later on today, back by popular demand, we are going to have another Asian Off.
00:14:50.000And as you may remember, last time they were drinking to see
00:15:01.000who got the most pink, which determined who was the most We have half-Asian lawyer Bill Richmond, and then we have Tokunawan here, who really looks like he'd be Italian.
00:17:19.000But not for something that shouldn't matter that much, if not for the fact that you are so deeply terrified, the kind of terror that is rooted in your soul, that will require years of therapy to fix, that people figure out your hypocrisy.
00:18:02.000Can you imagine criminals using this excuse for like a drug sting?
00:18:05.000To be fair, at first I thought it was absurd, but we actually do have, this is also why we were running late today, we do have the exclusive security camera footage.
00:18:13.000We want to be fair, credit where it's due.
00:18:15.000We do have new security footage that shows, indeed it was a setup, and this is how it played out.
00:19:17.000I mean, did you call and ask to get a blowout?
00:19:21.000Did you in fact either request, which seems to be most likely, or respond in affirmative that you would like them to perform a blowout which was illegal for all other citizens of your municipality?
00:21:53.000If you live in an area where you can go to where her office is, And you haven't been able to get a haircut because your entire place is shut down, or you work in a salon and you happen to be cutting hair of your family at home, or wherever you're illegally allowed to do it that you're doing it, just take all that hair and dump it on the front of the lawn.
00:22:09.000Hair clippings, and then take a poop there, because that's a lot.
00:22:46.000And I don't know the political affiliation of the salon, but again, these are the real-world consequences.
00:22:51.000It's a funny story, you know, because she's a horrible- it's funny, if I say the B-word, I'll get banned on YouTube for referring to a woman.
00:22:58.000But I can go, you a bitch, and a bitch, and a bitch, and a bitch.
00:23:18.000People forget the actual real-life consequences.
00:23:19.000Again, it's not just about your lives, and of course many Americans have to protect their lives right now, but it's just as valid to protect your livelihoods when people are burning down your businesses.
00:23:28.000Now, I'm not, of course, saying protect your salon because it's being shut down by the government with force, but what I am saying is it's just as consequential.
00:23:36.000We laugh because Nancy Pelosi's a hypocrite, but guess what?
00:23:40.000There are countless, I mean not countless, there probably could count them, but it's quite a few salons and businesses in San Francisco that have had to shut down because Nancy Pelosi wants to play orange man bad with Donald Trump.
00:23:51.000These people lose their ability to make a living and their employees.
00:23:55.000And we often forget that you do need to look at the pros and the cons of a shutdown.
00:24:02.000No, no, we do care, but it does matter.
00:24:03.000There are things, by the way, more important than a .3% mortality rate, which if we said three months ago would get us banned on Facebook and YouTube, even for a doctor.
00:24:13.000There are things more important than life.
00:24:54.000They've been running this all morning and everybody's saying that that's a felony, that the president just encouraged people to go out and commit a crime.
00:25:00.000No, he was making a point, like if you cast your ballot by vote, I'm sorry, your vote by mail, you have no idea if it got counted, if it got there at all, if it got they got counted and so what he's saying is like,
00:25:10.000hey, if you trust that system, the only way is to go down there and try to vote
00:25:13.000and to see if it's already been counted.
00:25:14.000Now Bill, you made a good point, not all votes are counted before the election,
00:25:17.000but that's the way that it's supposed to work.
00:25:18.000If you've been sent an absentee ballot on the other hand, all you have to do is try to vote and they'll say,
00:25:23.000sir, you've been sent an absentee ballot, you can't vote.
00:25:27.000I can invalidate that ballot right now and you can vote, or you can miss the ballot.
00:25:30.000And in nearly every state, and that's what we'll get to, an absentee ballot,
00:25:32.000there is a difference between what is currently being proposed as mass mail-in voting
00:25:36.000and absentee ballots, which are totally valid and I have no problem with.
00:25:40.000I think people should use absentee ballots if they're going to be traveling.
00:25:43.000Many states don't require a reason, you do have to request it in the vast majority of states
00:25:47.000and there's a verification process, which is not the case with the currently proposed
00:26:15.000Anyway, for those of you who don't believe me, this is one, I believe that it's so definitive in who is in control of this interview with Beans Blitzer and Bill Barr that I don't want to taint the jury pool.
00:26:28.000As far as widespread fraud, we haven't seen that since... Well, we haven't had the kind of widespread use of mail-in ballots as being proposed.
00:26:36.000We've had absentee ballots from people who request them from a specific address.
00:26:41.000Now what we're talking about is mailing them to everyone on the voter list when everyone knows those voter lists are inaccurate.
00:26:48.000People who should get them don't get them, which has been one of the major complaints in states that have tried this in municipal elections.
00:26:57.000People who get them are not the right people.
00:27:00.000They're people who have replaced the previous occupant and they can make them out.
00:27:04.000And sometimes multiple ballots come to the same address with several generations of occupants.
00:29:17.000Some states are experimenting with sending out absentee ballots through a verification process, but sending it out automatically.
00:29:23.000The general rule, though, is the difference between absentee ballot voting, and even factcheck.org was saying this is not really... No, you have to request it.
00:29:31.000You have to send in a request, meaning you have to send that request with a return address that has to be verified.
00:29:37.000Many states require identification, or they verify a signature.
00:29:41.000It's a multi-step process as opposed to, and you get a ballot, and you get a ballot, and you get a ballot, And by the way, you should hit the notification bell, because subscriptions don't mean a whole lot on YouTube, and notifications let you know that we're doing the show every day at 10 a.m.
00:29:55.000Good Morning Mug Club, and then specials whenever there's an election, town hall, debate, and of course Mug Club.
00:30:00.000Every other day of the week you get twice the show.
00:30:23.000And even with a mostly standardized process, with absentee voting, different from mail-in voting, we have problems.
00:30:31.000So the process that already requires several verifications, it's like when you create an account, whether it's Google or Twitter, you give them your phone number.
00:30:39.000Don't you think that that makes a little bit of a difference compared to just creating it with a random email where it's never confirmed?
00:30:50.000And then there are states like California that allow ballot harvesting, right?
00:30:53.000So you've mailed out these millions of ballots to people and somebody comes around and says, hey, I'll take your ballot for you and I'll go turn it in.
00:30:59.000It's coronavirus, you're old, you shouldn't go outside, right?
00:31:35.000I thought there was more read between the lines.
00:31:39.000But you know, like for example, YouTube.
00:31:41.000The way YouTube kind of blames the issue is that they cannot review material at the large scale because now they have to employ robots and the robots just happen and not like conservative voices.
00:31:52.000And they also employ random people, by the way, who mass flag conservative videos.
00:31:56.000Right, and they just can't control those people because those people didn't get instruction or whatever.
00:32:00.000But what the issue here is, he's pointing out, is that sure, maybe some states who have done this for a while, they're used to doing it, they still have some problems, right?
00:32:09.000So imagine if states who have been doing this for years have some problems, what will happen to states that happen to switch it in Corona?
00:32:18.000People can barely do anything in life right now from a business standpoint.
00:32:22.000Government is already having a lot of problems, but now you're going to implement a brand new system into these states, and then what is going to be the likely outcome?
00:32:29.000Besides even just having a problem and a question about harvesting or other things like that, you then have the problem of when are these votes even going to be counted?
00:32:36.000Where are the staff to be able to count these?
00:32:38.000Where is the ability to have these types of checks?
00:32:41.000That's why we have in-person voting in the first place.
00:32:43.000Well, what's funny is they constantly blame, right, Donald Trump.
00:32:45.000They're saying he wants to erode trust in American institutions like the FBI, the DOJ.
00:32:50.000Yesterday, the number one trend was it was Democrats trying to get rid of the Electoral College.
00:32:55.000And right now they want to push mass mail-in voting that many Americans, I think a plurality
00:33:01.000of Americans, believe will be more likely to result in fraud than in-person voting.
00:33:06.000So who is it who wants to erode the trust in American institutions?
00:33:12.000You don't want us to be able to vote in person, or to be required to vote in person, despite the fact that Geppetto himself Said, it's just as safe as going to the grocery store, and this really comes down to also intent.
00:33:24.000Do you really believe that Nancy Pelosi, the main one who's championing this idea of mail-in voting, do you really believe that she's afraid to go out and vote in person when she's getting a blowout?
00:33:52.000If the numbers that I gave you a minute ago weren't good enough, how about millions?
00:33:56.000In 2016, millions of votes were either not counted because they were filled out incorrectly, lost in the mail on the way out, or lost in the mail on the way back or received after the deadline.
00:34:10.000If it's not just determined by the popular vote, which can be in the margin of a couple hundred thousand votes and a population of 300 plus million people, you have states that have to be held accountable for their process, for their representatives.
00:34:22.000There's also a reason for the Electoral College that New York and California shouldn't determine how the rest of us live, because guess what?
00:34:27.000In this day of viruses and blowouts, they're the worst!
00:35:54.000We're already going to have a lot of absentee voting.
00:35:57.000But when you look at those other states, who's going to be mostly affected?
00:36:00.000Local elections are going to have some of the biggest impact because they don't have
00:36:04.000the electoral college at all to affect your local, your county, or your state elections.
00:36:08.000And those are often separated by dozens of...
00:36:09.000of votes. Exactly. So now you've got dozens of votes that maybe came in early, you've got thousands
00:36:14.000of votes that came in late, and then what are the elections going to look like? What are people going
00:36:17.000to be able to do? How's the planning even going to happen?
00:36:19.000So remember the huge deal the Democrats made about Florida? About machines that were tough to
00:36:24.000operate? What do you think is going to happen when you send out ballots to addresses that likely don't
00:36:29.000even exist to people who don't know how to use an iPhone?
00:36:32.000Do you think they're going to hit that punch card perfectly?
00:36:35.000Do you think they're going to use a number two Scantron-friendly pencil?
00:36:40.000And only one side is putting forward this process that's fraught with fraud and has all these problems with it because it's easier for them to win.
00:36:47.000Donald Trump wants to erode trust in American institutions by using the same method of voting as we have used since the beginning of the founding of our country.
00:37:26.000And if you've done the mass mail-in vote, I think you should be deported.
00:37:31.000Speaking of absurd stories, we're going to get to hear a story in California where it's going to be legal to engage in anal sex with a minor and not having to register with a sex offender watch list.
00:40:24.000Now his latest bill that was passed yesterday is where it makes it so that adults who have sex with same-sex minors don't have to go on the sex offender registry if a judge declares it not necessary.
00:40:38.000In other words, if it's within a 10-year gap in California, And it's that range between 14 and 17, so if someone is 24 years old, they have sex with and groom a 14 year old.
00:40:47.000Now, if it's sodomy, so oral or anal sex, they don't necessarily have to go on a sex offender watch list if the judge, also in Northern California, determines, who knows, that you don't have to.
00:41:00.000I don't know why this is something that people are deciding to push.
00:41:03.000And keep in mind, this is also, you can go read Scott Wiener's profiles, it's being marketed to gay people!
00:41:26.000They said it's helping out LGBTQ people.
00:41:29.000Yeah, there's an epidemic of LGBTQ not being able to statutorily rape minors without having to go through the horror of introducing themselves to their neighbors.
00:41:50.000So I mean, you know, if you are committing, if you commit statutory rape, it could just be that the parents of the 17 year old that you slept with in year 19 are pissed off that you did that, right?
00:41:58.000If you have vaginal sex, you don't automatically go on a sex offender registry.
00:42:41.000That's a great point, because you can't make the argument that there's a bunch of 19-year-olds out there trying to groom 15-year-old girls.
00:42:48.000It's not necessarily the same thing, but there are tons of older men who are trying to groom young boys.
00:42:55.000Listen, the Kevin Spacey thing, that was an open secret, okay?
00:43:01.000Older men in the gay community, Milo Yiannopoulos talked about this, with teenagers.
00:43:05.000It's not the same thing as like a 50-year-old, an uncle with like a 6-year-old kid, but it's very common for 14, 15-year-olds to have relationships with people who are 24, 25, or in their 30s.
00:43:14.000And you know that once this law goes into place, it'll destigmatize it.
00:43:16.000And of course, it's just going to be a lot easier for these folks.
00:43:19.000It's interesting that they delineated now to make sure they went out of their way
00:43:21.000to include oral and anal sex and then market it, basically promote it toward the
00:43:26.000gay community. And then that's how it was passed. It is something that, um,
00:43:30.000listen, I understand it. Let's say a 14 or 15 year old boy, obviously they already are sexually mature,
00:43:35.000but to act as though these kids are capable of making longterm sexual
00:43:40.000decisions and that they are not being abused.
00:43:42.000If you think it's an abuse of power for Harvey Weinstein to put someone on the casting couch, what do you think about a 14-year-old kid and a 24-year-old college grad?
00:43:50.000We shouldn't be encouraging that, allowing that kind of sick, twisted grooming.
00:44:07.000But the thing is, unilaterally, if you were to try and promote a bill right now to the overall heterosexual community, if Donald Trump were to get up there and say, and listen, part of my platform for the next four years, not a single, not one, some people say one, frankly, not one more 25-year-old will be punished for diddling with his digits a 12-year-old, that won't happen in my America.
00:45:23.000I will pass on my AIDS at will, good sir!
00:45:27.000I do not yield my time, I shall yield my AIDS to all!
00:45:32.000So, you know, one of the big differences between misdemeanors and felonies is there's a whole different level of consequence when you have felonies, right?
00:45:38.000Felonies are reserved for things where you're, like, doing deliberately harmful action, right?
00:45:43.000You know, whether it's assault or murder or whatever it may be, and the misdemeanors are the more minor ones, right?
00:45:48.000But now in this situation, what he has argued is that if you deliberately infect someone with AIDS, you know that you were infecting them with AIDS.
00:46:01.000Someone get in a DeLorean and tell Tom Hanks in Philadelphia.
00:46:04.000I know that I'm blurring the worlds of fiction and nonfiction, but the point is, this is a really messed up situation.
00:46:11.000I wonder how he would feel because he's in San Francisco, right?
00:46:13.000I wonder how he'd feel about somebody knowingly being a COVID super spreader, not disclosing to people before he or she kisses somebody else that they have COVID.
00:46:22.000You just described his foreword for Bernie Sanders' latest romance novel.
00:46:29.000By the way, in case you guys don't remember, Bernie Sanders wrote erotica back in the day.
00:46:39.000Type in Bernie Sanders erotica and it was about a woman when she's having sex with her husband is secretly fantasizing about having sex with three guys.
00:47:17.000The Scott Wiener is also pushing another bill, Bill AB-2218, in which They would provide taxpayer-funded sterilization and sex change hormones for, and I call this child abuse, for children.
00:47:45.000This is about people who are just living their lives.
00:47:48.000Let's make sure they can access health care.
00:47:50.000And yes, trans children are trans and they are also members of our community and they are our children and we should be embracing them for who they are and providing them with the health care that they need.
00:48:06.000He wants to embrace them with a needle.
00:48:36.000But they aren't sexually developed, but we're going to allow them to undergo procedures that will affect their sex life forevermore, namely that a lot of them can never experience an orgasm.
00:48:44.000By the way, I don't know if it's related or just random, but a 42% attempted suicide rate, I would think, not climaxing has something to do with it.
00:49:45.000Well, listen, we don't have data on mail-in voting on a massive scale across the entire country, but we do have unique data points available to us that would suggest fraud occurs.
00:49:55.000Now, we don't have massive data of an entire generation of kids who have been on puberty blockers as young as six years old, but we do have data that shows us that men with high levels of estrogen are manipulating the testosterone levels in women.
00:50:08.000These kinds of endocrine disruptors Lead to cancer.
00:50:12.000Now, we can't say we have massive data because we haven't done it yet.
00:50:21.000It's very, very well known and for some reason all of a sudden science doesn't matter because we want to get some dollar-dollar bills from Uncle Sam to cut off your pee-pee.
00:50:30.000Well, and do you see how he couched it, too, as health care?
00:50:34.000This is one of the problems with saying that health care is a human right, because then you can start stuffing things into it and say, oh, well, this is just health care.
00:52:14.000We're going to get Reg the Bandit to look it up and find out if there are any redeeming qualities of politicians named Wiener, but I feel like they all not only do like one thing bad, but then they do multiple things bad, and they all involve sex in some way.
00:53:38.000Like a lot of things with COVID, right now there have been some shortages for some coffees, so we haven't been able to get the vintage roast namely because we want it for you guys out there.
00:53:45.000We don't want to buy a lot, but we've been using the silencer smooth, and that's delicious too.
00:53:49.000I'm not a dark roast man, just like I don't like my steak butterflied and extra well done, but You do you!
00:54:34.000Look, I think the biggest thing I don't understand about the Nancy Pelosi thing is I did not realize skeletons with skin stretched over their skeletons, over their bones, I don't understand.
00:54:45.000Aren't we all skeletons with skin on the inside?
00:54:49.000No, I'm pretty confident I have fat in there.
00:54:53.000Half-Asian lawyer Bill Richmond has not had a drop to drink, of course, but Tokunawa has.
00:54:59.000And what, are we looking to see who they are?
00:55:00.000Okay, quarterback Garrett is going over.
00:55:02.000So half-Asian Bill, explain to them what it is that you will be doing.
00:56:04.000The most Asian is the one who, you still should win the challenges, but obviously the one who parallel parks the most poorly is clearly the most Asian.
00:57:31.000Alright, so- I definitely have- I parked my car in LA, like in South Central, like in between two cars where there was no- like you couldn't even put a penny in between.
00:58:27.000Yes, essentially they will be using this vehicle to park between these four cones and whoever is the most successful by being between 12 and 18 inches from the curb will be the winner.
00:58:42.000Tell him to put on his helmet and his bulletproof vest.
00:59:49.000We're going to put that on the line and I believe we have some chyrons here as this is going because, of course, we're an official news entity.
00:59:55.000You can let us know, play along, tweet at us about who you think will win.
00:59:58.000Alright, let's get Tokunawa and let's get him in the car for the Asian Rose Chef.
01:10:33.000So I'm looking forward to it and I do appreciate it.
01:10:35.000Afterwards hopefully we will shake hands and share a beer.
01:10:38.000Next week we have some great shows for you.
01:10:40.000We have, I believe, Rand Paul on the program.
01:10:42.000We have Sarah Huckabee Sanders on the program.
01:10:45.000We have a special coming up September 14th, a live stream in the evening and some super videos coming on down the pike.
01:10:51.000But we haven't been doing as much of them because there's so much news happening right now and leading up to election.
01:10:56.000We want to be here with you because we know, for example, right now I don't think there's another show that's going to be showing you that Instagram footage of Dion, who was shot by the police.
01:11:05.000You're not going to find that in the social media.
01:11:08.000So we often are going, oh, we're going to plan a super video, and then we go, we just got hit the news this morning because this is important and people are being lied to.
01:11:16.000And you know what I think is happening actually quite a bit right now?
01:11:18.000A big problem with You know, younger people are more likely to be depressed.
01:11:23.000They're less likely to be resilient, for example, in this COVID pandemic.
01:11:27.000They're more likely to often be afraid.
01:11:32.000We see how they're now interacting with police officers.
01:11:34.000A big part of the problem that I see going on is, we always are told this, and you've even seen it, surprisingly, I know it's a news agency, but I saw someone on CNN saying that they need to follow their heart.
01:13:07.000Your heart is this sort of feeling that you have but you can't explain, but sometimes we feel things that are wrong.
01:13:12.000For example, King at the Black Lives Matter, a terrorist organization, changed my mind and said, what you're talking about is logic and facts, but I gotta tell you how I feel.
01:13:22.000Now, if we were to follow this sort of cultural, this, I guess, idiom, for lack of a better word, it would be, well, obviously, uh, put it on the scoreboard, a W for a king.
01:13:38.000All right, and Joe Louis actually isn't here right now because he's stealing some of Half-Asian Bill's donuts, and, you know, I'll use a rolled-up newspaper.
01:14:17.000Because now, through years of training and discipline with his previous owners, and now with us, that we've stepped it up, because his feelings, his instincts, his heart have been shaped through that training, discipline, and boundaries.
01:14:29.000And now Joe Louis is Heart, where people go, oh, he's such a friendly dog, he's so sweet, even though he looks like an absolute murderer, you would think that he should be on the Green Mile, but people are surprised the Hodge twins got over their fear of dogs because of Hopper and Joe Louis.
01:14:43.000These are rescues, and one was from Detroit!
01:14:45.000But now, people say, oh, they're such a sweet dog because the heart of this dog, through discipline, through boundaries, through training, seeks to please me!
01:17:12.000So before you even trust it, which you shouldn't do, you should always apply over that, copy-paste your discernment and your logic, maybe in tandem with your heart.
01:17:20.000But first, before you follow in, let me ask you this, who is your heart serving?