Eight people were killed in a shooting at a mall in Allen, Texas, on Saturday. The suspect has not been identified, but the name of the shooter has been widely reported and speculated upon by the media. Is this a white supremacist attack? Is this an act of white supremacist terrorism? Or was this a mass shooting committed by someone with a Hispanic background? Is it possible that this shooter is a member of the white supremacist group known as RWDS, a group popular with right-wing extremists and white supremacists? Or is this a shooter who is not white, but has a Hispanic identity and background. What does the media have to say about this person and what does it say about white supremacist ideology and his possible motives? What is the truth about this suspect and what is the possible link between this shooter and white supremacist ideologies? What are the chances that this gunman is not a white American, but is a Mexican-American, or Hispanic, and is actually a White Supremacist? What do we know about the shooter and his background? What does it mean about him and his motivations? What does this mean about the possibility that this is a White supremacist attack and not a mass shooter, or is it just another mass shooting, or something else? What are we to be worried about, and what do we really know about this shooter? and why is the media not telling us more information about this case? what we should be telling us about it ? and why is it important to know the truth? about this particular shooter and how important it is in order to be able to tell us the truth about what happened about it and not just the facts about this case about him or not what he really means how important is it really means to be to be told the whole truth about it? or why it matters is it not just . How important who he really is the truth, ? and what he really should be the truth about what he means about his meaning about the story so much ... Why is he are we should we should know the whole story about this And do we the story about him? in this story? ... and what is his
00:00:00.000Well, folks, it is hard to know what to think these days.
00:00:02.000One of the reasons that it's very difficult to know what to think is because we don't have a common set of facts.
00:00:06.000And one of the reasons that we don't have a common set of facts is because our legacy media do not tell you the whole truth.
00:00:11.000Our legacy media pick and choose which narratives are the ones that you are supposed to be told about because you can't be trusted with the actual facts in many, many cases.
00:00:19.000And what this means is that very often you'll see a crime, and it's perfectly obvious what the motivation for the crime is, but you are not told the motivation for the crime.
00:00:27.000Or there's a crime and you're not told all the relevant facts about the crime because you can't be trusted with those facts.
00:00:32.000But certain other types of crime, the motivation will be made known to you absolutely at the very beginning.
00:00:37.000The identity of the person who committed the crime will be given to you right at the beginning.
00:00:41.000And so you start to think as the consumer, I don't know what to believe.
00:00:44.000Because sometimes the motivations are hidden.
00:00:46.000Sometimes the motivations are handed to me.
00:00:48.000And sometimes I don't know enough about the crime to even tell.
00:00:51.000And when I'm supposed to believe the media, when then they lay out a set of facts that obviously lead toward one narrative, but refuse to lay out a completely different set of facts in another case, that lead toward a narrative they don't particularly like.
00:01:11.000Over the weekend, there's a horrific shooting in Allen, Texas, at a mall.
00:01:16.000And federal officials immediately have come out and mentioned the motivation of the shooter in this particular case.
00:01:23.000According to the Associated Press, federal officials are looking into whether the gunman who killed eight people at a Dallas-area mall expressed an interest in white supremacist ideology on Sunday as they worked to discern a motive for the attack.
00:01:33.000A law enforcement official told the Associated Press the official cautioned the investigation is in its early stages.
00:01:38.000So federal officials are immediately Leaking into the Associated Press and other members of the media that they think this is a white supremacist shooting.
00:01:43.000Now, what's weird about that is that this happened in Allen, Texas.
00:01:46.000I believe virtually everybody who was shot was white.
00:01:49.000The shooter in this case, and we don't mention the names of mass shooters on my program because as a member of the media, I try to do the only responsible thing I can do in this position, which is to not glorify by naming shooters their actual names.
00:02:02.000The name of the shooter, and I won't mention his actual name, is extremely Hispanic.
00:02:08.000And so it is pretty obvious that this not only is an extremely Hispanic name, it turns out that the parents of the suspected Texas mall shooter have actually had to request a translator according to reports cited by Fox News.
00:02:20.000The only details regarding the suspect are that he was in his 30s and lived at home with his parents.
00:02:23.000Apparently he had some background as a security guard.
00:02:27.000There was some talk about him being discharged from the military, that he'd served in the army, and then he'd been discharged for being mentally unwell.
00:02:35.000But there's a person who is not white.
00:02:37.000This is a person with a Hispanic background and he's immediately being labeled by the entire media in terms of white supremacist ideology.
00:02:44.000Now, it's possible this guy is mentally unbalanced and therefore a white supremacist.
00:02:48.000It's possible he's delusional in terms of his own race and therefore he believes that he's a white supremacist or maybe he is just a white supremacist, right?
00:03:29.000And again, this is leading to a lot of speculation about whether we are being told the truth.
00:03:32.000Because again, this is a person with a very, very Hispanic name and whose parents are obviously Hispanic.
00:03:37.000They required an English translator in order to answer questions from the cops.
00:03:42.000Why exactly is it important how fast the media came out with this particular narrative?
00:03:48.000It's important simply because you can tell by way of contrast how slowly the media come out with other narratives that don't actually match their narrative.
00:03:55.000It makes you doubt the narrative in this case because they've been so slow about other narratives.
00:04:02.000So, several years ago there was a shooting at a gay club in Orlando.
00:04:05.000And the original media narrative was this must have been a right-winger who hated gay people and therefore went and shot up the gay nightclub.
00:04:13.000And then there was speculation that this person was actually a repressed homosexual, had gone to the nightclub and shot up the nightclub.
00:04:18.000It turned out that in all likelihood the shooter was an Islamic extremist.
00:04:22.000The same thing happened 20 years ago during the Fort Hood shooting.
00:04:26.000Fort Hood, member of the military, signed up for the military, obviously radicalized by a group like ISIS or Al-Qaeda.
00:04:34.000The shooter in that particular case murdered a bunch of American service members and we were told it was an act of workplace violence because the media decided you could not know what exactly the narrative was that drove this particular shooting.
00:04:45.000Or, to take another example, there have been a bevy of attacks, including shooting attacks, on Jews by members of the Black Hebrew Israelites over the course of the last couple of years.
00:04:53.000Has there been a widespread media examination of the ideology of the Black Hebrew Israelites and their toxic, anti-Semitic, and yes, racist ideology?
00:05:16.000I've been speaking about this for years.
00:05:18.000White supremacy is one of the highest forms of evil on planet Earth.
00:05:22.000But there are many evil ideologies, and only certain types of evil ideologies get exposed by the media right away.
00:05:27.000Here's another example, the latest example, of an ideology that is completely ignored by the media.
00:05:32.000We are still supposed to believe that it is a giant mystery why a woman, who identified as a trans man, went and murdered a bunch of Christian schoolchildren in Nashville.
00:05:41.000We still don't have the manifesto from this person.
00:05:44.000We don't know, supposedly, why this person did what she did, when it is perfectly obvious to everyone why she did what she did.
00:05:50.000But we're supposed to pretend that it's a mystery-wrapped enigma.
00:05:53.000Depending on the ideology, the narrative that is supported by a particular shooting or undermined by a particular shooting, that is when the media decide that you are worthy of knowing the truth about that particular shooting.
00:06:05.000And this is why there's so much confusion.
00:06:07.000It's why there's so much speculation, because now people are led to speculate.
00:06:09.000They're led to say, OK, well, the same media that refused to tell me why this trans shooter murdered a bunch of Christian school kids and they say that it's a mystery wrapped in enigma, that same media is jumping immediately without full information on this, on this other shooting.
00:06:31.000There's all sorts of speculation online about this sort of stuff.
00:06:33.000I'm not saying that speculation is justified.
00:06:35.000I am saying that the mood that leads to the speculation is justified.
00:06:38.000Because again, we are constantly being given partial information by a media that refuses to trust us with actual facts when it comes to crime.
00:06:45.000Instead, we're just told what we are supposed to believe.
00:06:48.000And if we doubt that narrative, then it must be because we are complicit with the ideology that is evil in the math.
00:06:55.000Get to more on this in just one second, because this also extends to the case of Jordan Neely.
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00:08:02.000Meanwhile, The, as we say, officials across the United States are suggesting that white supremacy is the rationale here.
00:08:10.000And there are a lot of people online who are doubting this because, again, this person is of Hispanic background.
00:08:16.000It's kind of weird, at the very, very least.
00:08:19.000That was not the only violence attack that took place near the Texas border over the weekend.
00:08:23.000There was also a terrible attack In Brownsville, according to the Houston Chronicle, seven people were killed after a driver drove a car into multiple pedestrians in Brownsville, Texas on Sunday morning, according to Maria Vareal of ABC News.
00:08:35.000More are being treated for serious and minor injuries at local hospitals.
00:08:38.000Apparently, the police had a male suspect in custody.
00:08:41.000They said he was being taken to the hospital under a 24-hour guard watch, where he's being tested for alcohol and drug use.
00:08:48.000The victims were waiting at an unmarked city bus stop outside of a migrant shelter when an SUV struck them around 8.30 a.m.
00:08:53.000The crash was captured by a surveillance video camera.
00:08:56.000It's the only overnight shelter in Brownsville.
00:08:57.000It manages the release of migrants from federal custody.
00:09:00.000It's not yet known whether the crash was accidental or intentional.
00:09:04.000The one thing we do know is that the driver is apparently Hispanic male, and he's a resident of Brownsville.
00:09:09.000So again, we'll see what the speculation looks like from the media.
00:09:14.000Is it white supremacy from another Hispanic person?
00:09:16.000We don't know the answer to any of this yet.
00:09:18.000But the problem is, if that evidence emerges, or if the narrative emerges, and the media start pushing a particular narrative, a lot of people are gonna doubt that narrative because they're not even-handed in how they approach all ideologies of evil.
00:09:30.000Meanwhile, Democrats are doing exactly what they do, and they're blaming Republicans.
00:09:33.000So Joe Biden has now come out and blamed Republicans for the Allen, Texas shooting.
00:09:39.000He said in a statement, quote, too many families have empty chairs at their dinner tables.
00:09:43.000Republican members of Congress cannot continue to meet this epidemic with a shrug.
00:09:46.000Tweeted thoughts and prayers are not enough.
00:09:48.000Now he has yet to actually explain what he would do in order to stop mass shootings other than presumably ban quote unquote assault weapons.
00:09:54.000The problem is that the person in this particular shooting was also armed with a handgun.
00:09:58.000So unless he is going to somehow magically deprive people of the guns they already own through a gun confiscation regime, or unless he's going to also ban the sale of handguns, he's going to have a real tough time.
00:10:08.000According to Joe Biden, however, American communities have suffered roughly 200 mass shootings this year.
00:10:14.000According to leading counts, more than 14,000 of our fellow citizens have lost their lives.
00:10:17.000Credible estimates show the leading cause of death for American kids is gun violence.
00:10:21.000And now again, he is not actually addressing the vast majority of shooting cases, which do not look like this mass shooting in Allen, Texas.
00:10:30.000Or innocent people caught in the crossfire between gangs.
00:10:33.000But again, that doesn't fit the narrative.
00:10:34.000So those are not the kinds of crimes that we cover here in the United States.
00:10:37.000Meanwhile, Dick Durbin of Illinois, which last I checked has a city called Chicago right in the middle of it, in which gun crime is at epic levels.
00:10:46.000He says that if you really don't like mass shootings, you should vote Democrat, which is weird because I've noticed that a lot of people get shot in Chicago every single weekend.
00:10:53.000Do you think there is any appetite for any more potential bipartisan efforts to build on the law, perhaps to expand the red flag laws, to keep guns out of the hands of people who are a danger to themselves or others?
00:11:04.000Or is the message to Americans who are tired of living like this simply that that's it, there's nothing more Congress is going to do?
00:11:13.000There is something more that America can do and it's called an election.
00:11:17.000And if people across America are fed up with these mass shootings and killings and the terrible things that are happening even to our children as a result of it, they're going to vote accordingly.
00:11:29.000Yeah, they're all gonna vote Democrat in order to stop people from being shot predominantly in Democrat-run cities.
00:11:36.000Genius-level stuff that Chuck Todd, of course, in the media, again, the media doing their thing.
00:11:40.000Their nerves are that every shooting is either caused by white supremacy or the gun itself.
00:11:44.000Those are the only two real causes of violence in the United States, white supremacy or the gun itself.
00:11:48.000Every other cause must be put out to pasture.
00:11:58.000The only two causes of actual violence in the United States, according to our mainstream media, are the presence of guns in American society and white supremacy.
00:12:04.000Here's Chuck Todd doing the presence of gun in American society.
00:12:07.000This is the second deadliest mass shooting this calendar year.
00:12:11.000When we came on the air last week, by the way, we were following the manhunt for another Texas gunman who had fatally shot five people after he was asked by a neighbor to simply stop firing his gun in his yard.
00:12:22.000This week, six people were killed in Henrietta, Oklahoma.
00:12:25.000In Atlanta, a gunman opened fire in a waiting room at a medical office building, killing one and injuring four others.
00:12:32.000And yet, despite the uptick in mass shootings this year, there's been no change in the political response to this growing gun violence crisis.
00:12:40.000It's yet another example of our broken political situation, where polarization has made governing an action, and any action, impossible.
00:12:49.000The bases of both parties punish anybody that seeks any sort of common ground.
00:13:00.000Now, he noted several shootings in that particular little monologue right there.
00:13:03.000One of the shootings that he noted was one that was right on the border of Texas, in which an illegal immigrant shot a bunch of other people who also happened to be illegal immigrants.
00:13:11.000But that's not an immigration problem that we should have a discussion over.
00:13:33.000If you refuse to name the motivations in certain shootings, but only in other shootings, if you all the time suggest that the only causes of real problem in American society are white supremacy and the Second Amendment, Are you shocked that people stopped believing you?
00:15:05.000It's about that time of year when we gotta have some race riots because the media needs something to cover.
00:15:08.000And so they've decided that this case of Jordan Neely, who is a mentally ill, career criminal black man on the subway system, threatening people for the umpteenth time with an outstanding warrant for punching a 67-year-old woman in the face, And he was put in a submission hold by a U.S.
00:15:29.000The media have decided this is another case of white supremacy, and they're going to go out of their way to make it into a case about white supremacy because, again, there are only two causes of crime in the United States, white supremacy and guns.
00:17:31.000According to his lawyers, he never intended to harm Mr. Neely and could not have foreseen his untimely death.
00:17:34.000When Mr. Neely began aggressively threatening Daniel, Penny, and the other passengers, Daniel, with the help of others, acted to protect themselves until help arrived.
00:17:41.000He's an infantry squad leader at the U.S.
00:17:44.000He's worked for multiple years as an instructor of water survival as well as an infantry squad leader.
00:17:48.000Prior to this, he was an infantry assaultman.
00:17:52.000And apparently, he's also taken part in a bunch of courses, including advanced assault marine course, an urban breachers course, and a water survival course.
00:17:59.000It is unclear at this point whether Daniel Penney is still going to be charged.
00:18:02.000Now, the actual reason why Jordan Neely was on the street threatening people for years on end is very clear.
00:18:11.000The reason that he was on the street is because the system failed him over and over and over again.
00:18:18.000So the New York Times did a long piece over the weekend about Jordan Neely and who he was.
00:18:22.000So first, the media have decided that he was simply a very sympathetic person who did Michael Jackson dances in the subway system.
00:18:27.000And those are all the videos that have been passed around by the mainstream media.
00:18:31.000In controversial cases, particularly race-based cases, what they will do is they will take When it comes to a white on black crime or alleged crime, they'll take pictures of the person who is the victim and then they will use pictures that are like five years old or they'll use people.
00:18:44.000Again, we're talking about controversial situations, not when it's like a clear victim.
00:18:49.000When that happens, you will see pictures that are not most recent taken to make the victim appear as innocent as possible, as opposed to a person who may have been involved in the crime or in the controversial situation.
00:19:00.000The most obvious example being Michael Brown.
00:19:02.000The Michael Brown shooting in Ferguson, Missouri, in which Michael Brown actually attacked a police officer.
00:19:07.000When the media trotted that out, the picture they used of Michael Brown was Michael Brown at graduation.
00:19:10.000The picture they did not use of Michael Brown was the video of Michael Brown essentially beating up a store manager at a local storefront minutes earlier.
00:19:19.000So when it comes to Jordan Neely, they're doing some of the same sort of stuff.
00:19:21.000They're ignoring all of the video footage of Jordan Neely getting aggressive with people.
00:20:00.000You remember just a couple of years ago during COVID when you went to the grocery store and there was nothing on the shelves, when the warehouses were closed down, and when you couldn't go to a restaurant.
00:21:39.000Daniel Neely testified at the boyfriend's trial when he was 19, a fight every day.
00:21:42.000Neely attended Washington Irving High School in Manhattan, where classmates were aware of his loss.
00:21:46.000Perhaps to deflect from talking about his painful experience, he leaned into his childhood love of Michael Jackson, which by then had grown into a fine imitation.
00:21:53.000But then, Neely dropped out of school.
00:21:55.000This is like a checklist of failures of American society.
00:21:59.000People growing up in single mom homes, with abusive boyfriends, and then dropping out of high school.
00:22:04.000Okay, this is like, you want to create a chart of how to fall between the cracks of American society and end up in horrible situations?
00:22:15.000In later years, he turned up on social media, executing highly choreographed Michael Jackson impersonations in the subways, dressed like the performer in his prime.
00:22:23.000He was well-known for years to social work teams that reach out to homeless people on the subways.
00:22:26.000He had hundreds of encounters with them, according to an employee of the Bowery Residence Committee, a non-profit organization that does subway outreach for the city.
00:22:33.000Neely was on what outreach workers refer to as the Top 50 list, a roster maintained by the city of the homeless people living on the street, whom officials consider most urgently in need of assistance and treatment.
00:22:43.000He was taken to hospitals numerous times, both voluntarily and involuntarily, said an employee.
00:22:48.000Nearly racked up more than three dozen arrests.
00:22:51.000Most were of the sort that people living on the street often accrue while homeless, turnstile jumping, trespassing.
00:22:54.000At least four were on charges of punching people, two of them in the subway system.
00:22:59.000Outreach workers noted, nearly heavily used K2, the powerful, unpredictable synthetic marijuana.
00:23:04.000So, drug abuser, mentally ill, living on the streets, Single, parent home, dropped out of high school.
00:23:12.000I mean, like, again, every possible checkmark.
00:23:14.000And all of these should lead to, you know, some actual interesting societal conversations about things we can do to prevent this sort of stuff.
00:23:20.000We're not going to have any of those conversations.
00:23:22.000We're going to talk about the fact that Jordan Neely was black.
00:23:23.000We're going to talk about the fact that Daniel Penny was white.
00:23:25.000That's the thing the media want us to talk about.
00:23:27.000In June 2019, an outreach worker noticed that Neely had lost considerable weight and was sleeping upright.
00:23:31.000Around that time, he was reported to have banged on a booth agent's door and threatened to kill her, according to the worker's notes, and then he was gone.
00:23:37.000In November of 2021, Neely punched a 67-year-old woman in the street on the Lower East Side, breaking her nose.
00:23:43.000He was charged with assault and, awaiting the resolution of his case, spent 15 months in jail.
00:23:48.000He pled guilty in a carefully planned strategy between the city and his lawyers to allow him to get treatment and stay out of prison.
00:24:26.000And then he shows up next on the subway harassing people where he's put into a submission hold by Daniel Penny.
00:24:31.000On April 9th, when outreach workers approached him in a subway car at the end of the line in Coney Island, Neely urinated in front of them.
00:24:37.000When the outreach worker went to call the police, Neely shouted, just wait until they get here.
00:25:11.000As opposed to a career homeless person, criminal and drug abuser, who was left to percolate in his own misery by the city of New York, and then died because he was harassing people on the subway system.
00:25:27.000Only one narrative is the narrative that is important for us to discuss on a national level, not how we treat the mentally ill, not the fact that if you look at a chart of people who are in mental facilities and a chart of people in jail, Go back in time, what it looks like is people in mental facilities here and then it drops radically.
00:25:42.000And if you see people in jail, it goes up.
00:25:43.000We're treating, we're using law enforcement to treat mental illness now because of the idiotic move during the 1960s and 70s to deinstitutionalize people.
00:25:51.000One of the worst moves in American history, particularly people with mental health disorders.
00:25:54.000But we're not gonna have that conversation.
00:25:56.000We're gonna have the race conversation.
00:25:58.000So Al Sharpton is out front saying the Marine must be prosecuted.
00:26:02.000I say, I know y'all gotta do an investigation, do what you gotta do, I'm not attacking nobody, but I'm saying this man needs to be prosecuted.
00:26:14.000Because what you will do if you do not prosecute him, in my judgment, is you will set a standard of vigilantism that we cannot tolerate.
00:26:26.000The precedent alone is a threat to all of us.
00:26:32.000That if we tolerate people on the subways defending themselves, that's a threat?
00:26:38.000The threat is not people on the subway system who are mentally ill harassing people, assaulting people, punching 67 year old women in the nose.
00:26:45.000That's not the actual threat, according to Al Sharpton.
00:26:46.000That's a conversation we don't have to have.
00:26:48.000The threat is white vigilantes taking out black Alleged criminals, according to Al Sharpton.
00:28:31.000Subway service had to be suspended through Queens and parts of Manhattan, impacting thousands of people because of a few, you know, under 100 people.
00:30:11.000And then he shot that guy again, leaving him dead at the scene.
00:30:15.000This shooter, a black homeless man, was also caught on surveillance video firing shots at a security guard and another person outside the Quick Trip when officers arrived who was standing outside the store and admitted to shooting both men.
00:30:25.000According to the Tulsa Police Department, he was arrested and charged with two counts of first-degree murder, two counts of shooting with intent to kill, one count of malicious intimidation or harassment.
00:30:32.000The latter charge is Oklahoma's version of a hate crime.
00:30:39.000They will never make the national news.
00:30:41.000And then you wonder why people get skeptical of the media narratives.
00:30:44.000Why people start to believe whatever information comes across the transom.
00:30:47.000Why people are simply looking at Twitter and scrolling to see if anybody they trust is giving them better information than the legacy media.
00:33:33.000Or does this look like a giant line of people who are about to get into Disneyland?
00:33:37.000Because that's really what they think.
00:33:39.000And by the way, they're probably correct.
00:33:40.000They're going to be put into migrant facilities and then they will be given a, why don't you come back a little bit later date and we will assess whether you actually have a realistic asylum claim.
00:33:48.000And then they will just disappear into the interior.
00:33:49.000And then 15 years down the road, Democrats will decide that they actually have been here through no fault of their own and we should give them some form of amnesty.
00:33:55.000They understand this, which is why they are here.
00:33:57.000Everything changed when Barack Obama decided in 2012 that he was going to unilaterally go around Congress and simply legalize millions of people.
00:34:03.000When that happened, everybody understood that there was a giant neon flashing light above the American border that said, come on in, the weather's great.
00:34:11.000And that's what's been happening ever since.
00:34:13.000Alejandro Mayorkas, in an attempt to pretend that he actually knows what the hell he is doing, the Department of Homeland Security head, he actually visited the border.
00:34:24.000The border is secure because we are maximizing our resources to deliver the most effective results to our border with the most extraordinary workforce in the world.
00:34:35.000But Hidalgo County Sheriff Eddie Guerra disagrees.
00:34:43.000There's a lot of places on the southwestern border that our federal partners do not have control.
00:34:52.000And by the way, if by secure, you mean that even the people who are processed normally just get released into the interior, then sure, it's secure.
00:34:58.000Because that's actually what's happening right now.
00:35:00.000Apparently, there are over 2,000 migrants, including kids, sleeping on the streets of downtown El Paso, according to Jorge Ventura Media.
00:35:06.000And they expect those numbers to skyrocket once Title 42 expires. The New York Times has already
00:35:10.000reported that thousands of kids have been trafficked across the American border. And
00:35:14.000then they're just sent to essentially slave labor inside the United States,
00:35:18.000thanks to the Biden administration. The Biden administration was told about it,
00:35:21.000they did nothing. Even Democrats are upset about this, so long as they actually live on the border.
00:35:25.000Representative Henry Cuellar, who's a Democrat from Texas, he said, I stopped even bothering
00:35:28.000calling the White House, they're not doing anything.
00:35:30.000Do you have confidence in Secretary Mayorkas? I do.
00:35:38.000I just think that there were other forces, and I'll leave it like that, that were holding them back, holding the career people like Troy Miller and like Raul Ortiz and other, you know, the border patrol chiefs that we have down there.
00:35:50.000What are the forces holding them back?
00:37:44.000He should say that he is sending 1,500 troops to secure the border.
00:37:47.000But he has to maintain the lie, on the one hand, that the border is already secure, and on the other hand, he has to wink and nod to his left-wing base that he's going to let as many people through as possible.
00:37:55.000We're in a situation now where those 1,500 people at the border, they're not there to enforce the law.
00:38:00.000They're there to free up the border agents that need to be on the border.
00:38:06.000And we're having another 1,000 people coming in, or asylum judges, to make judgments, to move things along.
00:38:17.000Meanwhile, Representative Yvette Clark, Democrat of New York, she sort of let the cat out of the bag.
00:38:21.000She said, well, maybe the reason that we're doing this is to put pressure on the Republicans to pass comprehensive immigration reform.
00:38:26.000So I guess the plan for Democrats is we're going to threaten you with millions of illegal immigrants entering the country so that you will pass a bill that allows millions of illegal immigrants to enter the country.
00:38:40.000I think what Secretary Mayorkas has prepared with the CBP One app that enables people to actually apply for asylum, seek a pathway to the United States via an app, it is a laudable endeavor.
00:39:00.000And at the same time, it's critical that we build the pressure for comprehensive immigration reform.
00:39:08.000You know, people are coming to the U.S.
00:39:10.000because their homes of origin have become inhospitable and inhumane in terms of their safety, their security, and the promise for the future for them and their families.
00:39:24.000Oh, well, then I guess that you're going to use the threat of destroying America's border in order to get people to actually sign off on the destruction of America's border.
00:39:41.000What it really means, the Fed is going to have to keep raising those rates.
00:39:43.000As the Fed raises those rates, it squeezes the banks because the banks have a lot of their asset base in bonds that have now been devalued, which means the Fed is going to have to step in and fill in all of that money.
00:39:53.000That money's gonna have to come from somewhere.
00:41:20.000The good news is that if you are a Democrat, you can continue to maintain this fiction that you can unilaterally take over the spending mechanisms of government despite not actually running the House.
00:41:31.000And you can do so by getting your paid shills like Lawrence Tribe to shill for you.
00:42:28.000Most important, could this interpretation open the door for dangerous presidential overreach if Section 4 empowers the president single-handedly to declare laws he likes unconstitutional?
00:42:44.000So the question now isn't whether the president can tear up the debt limit statute to ensure the Treasury Department can continue paying bills.
00:42:50.000The question isn't whether the president can, in effect, become a one-person Supreme Court.
00:42:53.000The right question is whether Congress can invoke an arbitrary dollar limit to force the president and his administration to do its bidding.
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00:45:10.000And Vladimir Putin came in and was like, I'll run this place.
00:45:12.000And Barack was like, that sounds good, Vlad, you do it.
00:45:14.000And that is why Russia now has a presence in Syria.
00:45:16.000The same thing is now happening in Ukraine.
00:45:19.000So after a year of the United States funding the war in Ukraine, I think correctly to repel the Russian invasion, now, because Joe Biden refuses to articulate a way out of this morass, they're turning to China.
00:45:29.000According to the Wall Street Journal, some U.S.
00:45:31.000and European officials said they believe that Ukraine's planned spring offensive could pave the way for negotiations between Kiev and Moscow by the end of the year, and China could help bring Russia to the table.
00:45:40.000The willingness to encourage negotiations and seek out a role for China in talks represents a shift in Western thinking, particularly in the United States, which has been highly skeptical of any involvement for Beijing, giving China's longstanding support for Moscow.
00:45:50.000Secretary of State Antony Blinken publicly expressed cautious optimism recently Beijing could help defuse the conflict.
00:45:56.000The approach is based on the belief that neither side has the ability to continue fighting indefinitely and that Beijing's willingness to play a role in international peace talks should be tested.
00:46:04.000Still, they remain uncertain about Russia's willingness to negotiate a ceasefire.
00:46:06.000So, we're now going to bring Russia to the table and empower Russia in all of this?
00:46:28.000Three, minimizing both Russia and China's influence in Europe, because Russia would cut itself off in terms of oil, which they did, and that made Europe more dependent on the United States.
00:46:36.000And meanwhile, China was backing Russia, which meant that Europe should not be looking with warm eyes toward China, especially given China's aggression and their attempt to take over Taiwan.
00:46:49.000And somehow Joe Biden has blown that third one.
00:46:51.000So he's now going to bring China back to the table and make China a part of this negotiation.
00:46:55.000Just genius level stuff from a man who refuses all leadership when offered to him.
00:47:01.000Meanwhile, speaking of the failures of the Biden administration on the Middle East, it is impossible to see how Biden could have failed any worse than he's failed in the Middle East.
00:47:09.000He has fostered a budding relationship between Saudi Arabia and China and Iran.
00:47:14.000And now the Arab League has decided to readmit Syria.
00:47:18.000According to the New York Times, when Syria's neighbors and peers ejected it from the 22-member League in November of 2011, months after the Arab Spring uprising began, the move was seen as a key condemnation of a government that had bombed, gassed, and tortured protesters.
00:47:30.000Now, the region is normalizing relations, increasingly convinced that Arab countries are gaining little from isolating Syria as the United States has urged them to.
00:47:37.000That leaves Syria poised for a triumphant return this month in Saudi Arabia at the Arab League's next summit.
00:47:42.000Perhaps represented by Bashar al-Assad.
00:47:45.000So Joe Biden has now ushered in a new era of pan-Arabic cooperation or pan-Islamic cooperation across this region in opposition to American interests.
00:48:01.000It's a Washington Post ABC News poll, and it is devastatingly bad for Joe Biden.
00:48:05.000In fact, even George Stephanopoulos, who is the lackey du jour for this administration, literally, the fact that, again, it'll never cease to astonish me that George Stephanopoulos poses as some sort of objective moderator when he literally was the pressman for Hillary Clinton.
00:48:20.000Here's George Stephanopoulos talking about Joe Biden's approval rating.
00:48:25.000Our brand new poll conducted with the Washington Post, it shows major challenges for President Biden.
00:48:29.000His approval rating is at 36%, a career low.
00:48:32.000More Americans now say Donald Trump did a better job handling the economy, and Trump is leading Biden in a 2024 matchup.
00:48:40.000Oh, well, that's not good for Joe Biden.
00:48:43.000Now, Republicans, I think, can be taken in very easily by the poll suggesting that Biden is eminently beatable.
00:48:48.000And they might think, OK, well, we can nominate whoever.
00:48:50.000Well, let's see how durable this poll is, right?
00:48:52.000Again, the poll shows that Trump would beat Biden by about seven points.
00:48:55.000Same poll shows DeSantis beating Biden by about seven points.
00:48:58.000So what this really says, the American people don't like Joe Biden very much.
00:49:01.000But let's see what the polls continue to show as Donald Trump continues to lead the Republican presidential primary.
00:49:08.000What the polls really suggest is that people don't like Joe Biden, like, at all.
00:49:12.000Question in the poll, would you like the Democratic Party to nominate Biden to run for a second term as president, or would you like the Democratic Party to nominate somebody else?
00:49:19.000Democratic leading adults, 58% somebody else.
00:49:34.000Independents, 77% say they do not want Joe Biden to be the nominee.
00:49:39.000Do you approve or disapprove of the way Biden is handling his job as president?
00:49:42.000He's back down to 36% in the polling data.
00:49:46.000Again, 54% of Americans say that Trump did a better job with the economy than Biden, which obviously is true.
00:49:50.000We didn't have 40-year high in inflation.
00:49:53.000As far as do you think Biden or Trump is honest and trustworthy, they think Biden is more honest than Trump by about an 8 percentage point margin, 41 to 33.
00:50:02.000When asked who has the mental sharpness it takes to serve effectively as president, 54 to 32 Trump.
00:50:07.000In good enough physical health to serve effectively as president.
00:50:15.000In a Trump versus Biden matchup, you have about 36% say they would definitely vote for Trump, compared to 32% for Biden.
00:50:22.000Another 9% say they would probably vote for Trump, versus 6% who they'd probably vote for Biden, 18% undecided.
00:50:27.000So that puts Trump's numbers in that general election matchup at 45%, in terms of definitely or likely to vote for him, and it puts Joe Biden at 38.
00:50:34.000So 47 to 38, 45 to 38 in that particular poll.
00:50:36.000to 38 in that particular 45 to 38 in that particular poll.
00:50:39.000Same poll shows DeSantis versus Biden 42 to 37.
00:50:43.000So what that really says is that people really don't like Joe Biden at all.
00:50:47.000Now, Republicans are going to have to earn more than 42% if it's Ron DeSantis, and they're probably going to have to earn more than 45%.
00:50:52.00045% ain't going to put you over the top.
00:50:54.000The real question is whether those 18%, how those 18% split in the Trump vs. Biden vote, and how the 21% split in the DeSantis vs. Biden vote.
00:51:02.000Again, this is the question for every election.
00:51:04.000Because in the lead up to every election, it's those undecideds in the middle who represent the entire margin of defeat or victory for a candidate.
00:51:11.000In 2016, independents who were deciding on the last day split in favor of Trump.
00:53:13.000Between fathering children with strippers and doing cocaine off carpets and What is it?
00:53:23.000Name each sin that Hunter Biden has not committed.
00:53:25.000It's very difficult to imagine them at this point, honestly.
00:53:29.000The Wall Street Journal points out that Joe Biden sounding off on this sort of stuff isn't exactly great, especially because, again, his Attorney General Merrick Garland is the one who's gonna have to review the case.
00:53:37.000When the President says that he sees nothing here, and then Merrick Garland is the one who works for him, that's obviously some inappropriate signaling.
00:53:43.000He should just say, listen, I can't speak about this.
00:54:04.000The only thing about this that is interesting to me is that historic institutions ought to be preserved in Western society as sort of a general rule.
00:54:11.000So, it is a historic moment when Britain crowns a new king for the first time in, what, 80 years?
00:54:45.000King Charles III, crowned today as the 62nd I mean, he's not really in charge of anything, right?
00:54:51.000I mean, it's a ceremonial figurehead post, but I kind of like ceremonial figurehead posts.
00:54:56.000In fact, the case for an American monarchy has actually gotten stronger only in the sense that we already have a monarchy, we just elect him, and then he actually has power.
00:55:04.000So our elected monarch actually has power.
00:55:20.000Prince Harry was sidelined at the King Charles coronation.
00:55:24.000Which is hilarious and he deserves it because he's a jerk.
00:55:27.000According to the Wall Street Journal, Prince Harry sat several rows back in Westminster Abbey on Saturday, watching as his older brother Prince William knelt and pledged loyalty before his father, King Charles III.
00:55:35.000So first of all, it would be kind of awesome if there was actually like a royal infight, like the olden days.
00:55:40.000And it was actually like, if Prince William betrayed King Charles and tried to overthrow him, I'd be there for it.
00:55:46.000I think most, actually most, I think many of the members of the British nobility would be there for it as well.
00:55:52.000The moment halfway through the King's coronation was a striking image of a family disunited and a reminder of the differing paths the two royal brothers have taken in the last three years.
00:56:00.000So Prince Harry was relegated to the back row.
00:56:02.000Apparently Meghan Markle did not show up.
00:56:04.000On Saturday, Prince Harry was in London for a whistle-stop tour without his wife, Meghan Markle.
00:56:07.000Both had been invited to the service, but Miss Markle opted to stay in California with her children.
00:56:12.000Yeah, man, it's so awkward, and I kind of love it.
00:56:16.000The thing that I do hate, and it's really obnoxious, is this attempt now.
00:56:21.000It's like, you know, now's an amazing time to talk about the history of British slavery.
00:56:26.000Is now an amazing time to talk about that, and also why?
00:56:30.000So Christiane Amanpour decided now is like an amazing time to talk about that, which is weird, because Britain ended slavery literally throughout the world in the 1800s.
00:56:39.000So, if it had not been for Britain, slavery would still be the rule rather than the exception across the world.
00:56:45.000So yes, did Britain engage in the slave trade?
00:56:51.000Also, would the world be developed in nearly the same way now if Britain had not been the dominant force on the globe from essentially the 18th century to the mid-20th century?
00:57:02.000But now we're supposed to talk about the evils of Great Britain.
00:57:05.000Again, Britain literally, because it ruled the seas, was able to stop the global slave trade.
00:57:10.000Which, by the way, still continues in a lot of places in Africa and the Middle East, I should point out.
00:57:13.000Here is Christiane Amanpour, however, going after King Charles, who apparently is pro-slavery or something.
00:57:18.000The idea of empire has become something that's not as wanted as it used to be, clearly, for obvious reasons.
00:57:26.000And that whole colonial experiment has essentially evaporated, if not evaporated.
00:57:33.000This is really important to also talk about, the idea of reparations and other such things, which this king ...has said he's willing to entertain investigations into even the royal family's history of slavery and the like.
00:57:49.000And it's really important to talk about this.
00:57:53.000So it's important now to talk about the history.
00:58:06.000Okay, do we also have to talk about the fact that many of the countries that Britain actually colonialized are doing significantly better, economically speaking, than the neighbors that Britain did not colonialize?
00:58:14.000And that actually happens to be an economic fact on the ground in a lot of these places.
00:58:19.000So how exactly do you calculate that out?
00:58:20.000How does that become part of the calculus?
00:58:26.000So Richard Dreyfuss, who I really enjoy as a performer, he was asked about the new rules from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which is that you have to have basically diversity requirements for the Oscars.
00:58:36.000And Richard Dreyfuss, that dude does not, he does not play.
01:00:13.000I'm gonna read it slowly, so you understand.
01:00:15.000Trans woman is cleared of flashing her penis at three women using Ohio YWMCA after judge ruled she's too fat for her genitals to be visible.
01:00:28.000Yeah, see if you can follow the, I mean, that tells a tale right there.
01:00:41.000The defense in this particular case was that a trans woman, meaning a dude, who flashed his junk at three ladies at the YMCA in the female changing room could not have done so because he's such a giant fatty that no one could see his twig and berries.