ALL HANDS ON DECK AT DA NAIL SALON
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Summary
Today on the show, we just found out how much it costs to deport each illegal and the number explains why no one is getting deported. Then, in our wasteful spending section, we found out that trans illegals are getting taxpayer funded sex change operations in California. And last but not least, in Urban Decay, a man wentogled how to kill his girlfriend with a hammer and then they caught him.
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All right. Welcome back to Flag of Stocks, a podcast episode 346. Today on the show,
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we just found out how much it costs to deport each illegal and the number explains why no
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one's getting deported. Then in our wasteful spending section, trans illegals are getting
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taxpayer funded sex change operations in California. What? Then we got some new weird
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sex perverts at Disney again in Cringe of the Week. And last but not least, in Urban Decay,
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a man googled how to kill my girlfriend with a hammer and then he did it luckily they caught him
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all this and more it's like us talks to podcast episode 346 ranked the best news podcast
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Imagine I change anything seriously about me.
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I can't even change my glasses because of the audience here.
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That's like what happened to Frankie Muniz when he was Malcolm in the Middle and then
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he never became a grown up because he was always-
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Don't just fire a ricochet shot at Frankie for no reason.
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And he looked like an adult by the time he was 16 and then never changed.
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I have a little beef after he did the weird trans reboot of the show.
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The creator of the show I have beef with, you know.
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It takes, and that's one of the things we talked about a long time, not to get too derailed,
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but we talked about that a long time, how it's like harder to speak out.
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You get one guy who's like this, and you're like, am I going to ruin the reunion because I'm going to take the stand against the non-binary?
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He just needs to bite his tongue, and deep down, he's a show watcher.
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Last episode, Richard Rappoy did cook on a really important point, and I wanted to reiterate his point.
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And the point was, if people paid taxes, if everyone paid taxes in a lump sum every April,
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Because the way it's structured now, people pay out a piece of every check.
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And then when April comes around, they get a refund check of $1,200.
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And it's actually like, oh, cool, a free $1,200.
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But if it was the other way around, and you had to pay out, and then you realized, wait,
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like a third of my work days are just to give money to the government. And then they're spending
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it on illegals, getting transgender surgery in California. It would make you go crazy. Um,
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and then the, you know, the way it is instead is it's almost fun. You get like, I get money back.
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This is a good thing. And it's like the opposite. Yeah. That's a bad trick. They give you money.
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And then you notice during tax refund season, which, uh, if you're a refunder, you're,
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you're looking to file your taxes January 1st. If you're me, 1099 type, like random self-employed
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almost, then, uh, you're waiting until the last minute. And we, we do notice an uptick in urban
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decay around the, uh, water parks, you know, cruise lines during tax refund season. So
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my advice boil a restaurant. Yes. My advice is to wait, wait until you do any big trips. Cause
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they could get ruined by tax refunders. That's a good point. Yeah. Whenever I do my taxes,
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the guy says, well, because it's within like three days of the tax day, I'm going to have
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Also, last episode, we talked about how California profits more per gallon of gas than Chevron
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I forgot to mention, they profit 10 to 15 times more than Chevron does.
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And I just left that off the notes for some reason.
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Speaking of tax and tax burdens, we have a tax burden stat that will make you guys pretty
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The per capita tax burden in the United States is $16,600.
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Eliminate all social welfare, and it falls to $3,500.
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The primary purpose of the United States government is violent wealth redistribution.
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We're all paying to support the least productive members of society so they can have six kids and get their nails did.
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And then I know we can't come up with a number, but what would the per capita tax burden in the United States be if we eliminated fraud?
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We're going to get into it a lot this episode about increasing taxes and stuff.
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And, man, these people just want to spend, spend, spend all of our shit.
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Stuff like $500 haircut and massage vouchers to migrants.
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That's what Michelle Wu is doing in Boston.
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Yeah, Mayor Boston Wu is handing out $500 vouchers to migrants so they can enjoy
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always says like capitalism isn't working yeah we need a new system this isn't working it's like
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is this what capitalism is i don't know no this is some sort of weird thing where you just do
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favors for the most fucked up people who are the base of your voting block i really don't
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understand it but uh michelle woo she keeps doing it right yeah she keeps doing it and when it comes
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to welfare ice should be at some acupuncture studios yoga spots you know i think we should
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set up shop checking papers at the massage place and uh we we talk about welfare obviously a lot
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but shouldn't people who get welfare not be allowed to vote because they're only going to
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vote for the people who are going to give them welfare isn't that a conflict of interest of
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course of course it is it used to be it used to be white landowners you know that's where we had
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vision now the ebt's they they vote for their own ebt and it's a doom cycle and if we were to go
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back to that and I'm not allowed to vote, that's fine with me. I don't deserve it. I'll get some
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land. I'm not losing my ability to vote. I'll move some investments around. I'm getting land. I'm
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They paid out a billion dollars in improper SNAP benefits.
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Yeah, they paid out $1 billion in improper SNAP payments,
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while 75% of able-bodied recipients didn't work.
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And I'm sure they're going to adjust and improve this based on the findings, right?
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But, well, they actually legally have to if they want to get the money,
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You never go, hey, you've been able-bodied
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Imagine in any other business, someone scams you.
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You know, and Massachusetts just goes, whoopsie.
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Should we implement a new process so that we start checking?
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And while stuff like this happens with no recourse, everyday productive citizens continue to get squeezed.
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Yeah, this guy said, Minnesota is so retarded.
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We give hundreds of billions of dollars to daycares and autism centers, and they don't verify.
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they are an actual business or have kids or clients there.
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My licensed and insured contractor had to get a permit to unhook and re-hook my sink.
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Then we had to have a city inspector verify the work.
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The government literally does more auditing on a citizen installing a sink
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than they do to verify that learning centers getting millions actually have kids there.
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And what's the worst that can happen when you uninstall and reinstall your sink?
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Like, it's not like, oh my God, 20 million dead in sink catastrophe.
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Or you're like cutting the city pipes or something.
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It's like you're putting in a sink in your kitchen.
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And so this is one of those things that's just, we're going to kind of go back and forth between examples here.
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But they make it so easy to scam and so hard to kind of like improve your life.
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It's like stop improving your life and just take the free needles and do the Fent.
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You're not trying to fucking change your sink, are you?
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Yeah, you could do Fent on the street if you want, but you can't change your sink.
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Then like we mentioned in the intro, California is giving out free sex changes for transgender illegals with taxpayer funds.
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Yeah, which is a sentence like you would show to George Washington and he'd try to go to war.
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he wouldn't even be able to understand what it means.
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And we're not going to read it too much out of it,
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but basically it's these homeless illegals
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And so therefore, they're all eligible for it.
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Somebody said they were talking to one of the trans,
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And then they asked a question about immigration status.
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And yeah, and these are like brutal trans,
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like, you know, uh, people from what Ecuador or something. And yeah, so they just get gender
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affirming care, cross-sex hormone therapy and, uh, Alondra, they describe a muscular man in a
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camouflage shirt and dyed hair tied behind his head. And I think he had, uh, some bolted on tits.
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So that's what you pay for. You did. I know at least let us see him. At least he looks good.
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no comment yeah so this is like an example of transgender for everyone as trump put it yeah
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yeah and you wonder which was right which part of the slippery slope were we on i think we're
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like towards it's over i think it's towards the bottom and we're going like yeah full speed
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you ever gone too fast down a hill like uh sledding and you kind of and there's a fence
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there and you're like no way i'm gonna hit that we're there we're through it and now we're like
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we are probably paying for transgender surgeries
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probably attracts the world's transgenders
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And then what do we know about the world's transgenders?
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perversion and child sexual abuse rates way higher than gen pop even some uh you know we
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obviously know about suicides in that community and we've seen the this yeah they go crazy and
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they probably are in some shithole country and then california is like mecca to them yeah gotta
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get to california and get the tits bolted on that's what we're attracting yeah uh attracting
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the best of the best or whatever they say and then uh california is also making it illegal for
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and get an investigative journalist to investigate fraud after what Nick Shirley exposed.
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Yeah, he said California is trying to pass a bill that would criminalize investigative
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journalism with misdemeanors, $10,000 fines, imprisonment, and content takedown.
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The proposed bill is titled AB 2624 and was made after I exposed mass fraud by immigrant
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groups in America. And yeah, California Democrats advance Stop Nick Shirley Act to
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criminalize investigative journalism. We don't know if it'll pass or not.
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And it was weird because that bill was proposed by a legislator who is also the wife of the attorney general of California.
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And you'd think the attorney general of California would want fraud uncovered and be grateful for the work Nick Shirley types have done, but it's the opposite.
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Yeah. And it's interesting, actually, when Nick Shirley kind of was doing it, going to California after he did the Minnesota stuff, there was initial reaction where the Gavin Newsom's Twitter or like the people who run Gavin Newsom's Twitter kind of shit talked to him and made memes about him like showing up to film kids.
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that was the implication. Like you're trying to film kids at the learning center. And then since
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then Newsom has kind of like been almost distancing himself from what those tweeters did, the people
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who work for him. Like fraud is important because like, obviously it's one of those 80, 20, 90, 10
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issues. Yeah. Well, who's on the other side of fraud's fine. But so, and we've talked about this
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when the left ends up just taking the opposite side of the right and then finding whatever they
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can. And it's like, wait, do I like fraud? No. What am I doing? Then you step away from the
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computer. It was one of those moments where like these people had this initial reaction to
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counter signal Nick Shirley, who's just kind of like a young kid finding legitimate fraud front
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offices. And then their immediate reaction was, let's kind of make them look like a pedo,
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filming kids. Right. So Newsom's backtracked a little bit, but obviously some members of the
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Democrat party didn't get the memo. Yeah, very true. And we have another example here of normal
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citizens getting squeezed. This is in California. Graham Stephan talks about, is that how you say?
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Graham Stephan, I think. He's like a podcaster, YouTuber, mostly personal finance, right?
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And so we're just going to read what he said here because this is kind of like getting
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boa constricted by the bureaucracy while all the real money goes to frauds, right?
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So he said, I've spent a decade telling people to do what I do, buy and hold. Now I've decided
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to list my entire real estate portfolio for sale and walk away. It started slow, the bills,
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the maintenance, the tax increases, but the final straw was when I tried to develop an ADU,
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accessory dwelling unit, basically like a little house behind your house,
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to do exactly what the city of LA claims it wants investors like me to do, create more housing.
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You'd think they'd make it easier, but after two delayed inspections, a sewer pipe replacement that
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needed 75 days advance notice and a city-owned tree that became my responsibility, I've had
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enough. The identity of being a real estate guy is very hard to walk away from, trust me.
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For a long time, I stayed just because real estate was my thing. It's how I started. It's what I'm
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known for. It led to every good thing in my life. But that blinded me to the fact that just because
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something served me in the past doesn't mean things haven't changed in the present. He goes
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on to say he's basically selling all his houses in California and he's going to put them in
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treasuries or the stock market, broad market ETFs, and I think a little bit of Bitcoin.
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But the point is that this guy is a well-to-do man who's trying to add housing to California
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and they made it virtually impossible. And he's renting this house, managing it, taxis,
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getting squeezed everywhere, holding this giant risky asset that you can kind of get
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like sued for or have a tenant who overstays and you have to go six months before you can evict
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them. And he's just calling it quits on it, even though it's part of his identity because they've
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strangled him too much. He can only make 4% on like a giant risky asset to hold. Right.
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And that's who they go after. That's who they make life hard for. If you're a homeless or
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transgender illegal, life's easy. Yeah. Here you go. We'll serve it right up. If you're trying
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to make moves and invest and do it yourself, they make it impossible. And that's not greedy
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landlord shit. That's literally adding more housing to a neighborhood, right? Your ability
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to rent out a new space in a, in a nice neighborhood. And it's just exactly like
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the Minnesota thing that we showed where you need an inspector to get the sink. You need a bunch of
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shitty bureaucrats, uh, to like sign off on all these things and they make it miserable for you.
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And you go back, obviously it's kind of like a boomer meme, but the golden gate bridge was built
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in like a year, the empire state building took 400 days, you know, and now you need a 75 day
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notice to tell your tenants that the water's going to be shut off for one day, 76 days in
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the future from now. So, uh, it's all this handholding shit. And then it's like, is that
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American? Is that, does that feel like the vibe of like an American capitalism is now working?
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Uh, yeah. And, and that's why, uh, we've always joked that don't mess with Texas now. It's like,
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they're messing with you brother you got indians in frisco that's old they're messing with texas
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and uh the american spirit of like building to be an american now it's like what's the number
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one thing paperwork deadlines red stupid shit right so true uh and then our next story is in
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new york uh in new york city they just passed some new taxes for rich new yorkers with second homes
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when i ran for mayor i said i was gonna tax the rich
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I'm thrilled to announce we've secured a pied-Ã -terre tax, the first in New York's
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This is an annual fee on luxury properties worth more than $5 million, whose owners do
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Like for this penthouse, which hedge fund CEO Ken Griffin bought for $238 million.
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This pied-Ã -terre tax is specifically designed for the richest of the rich, those who store
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their wealth in New York City real estate, but who don't actually live good.
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But even so, they're able to reap the huge financial rewards,
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owning property in, dare I say, the greatest city in the world.
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And obviously, you know, the new taxes, that sucks.
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But at least the Democrats are getting what they voted for.
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Momdani voters are like, yeah, that's what I'm saying.
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Like Republicans, we vote and we get let down and no one does anything.
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Democrats, they vote Momdani and he's like aggressive
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and he's just going through the checklist of things he promised and delivering,
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even though it's anti-American and not in the city's best interest.
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It's obviously French, but like this old-school waspy thing,
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We're going to use pied-Ã -terre to take some money from you.
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The other weird thing is, like, singling out Ken Griffin.
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You just have to like villainize a billionaire, which is kind of, you know, and we know it's
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And Kathy Hochul, they're kind of both taking credit for this, Hochul and Momdani.
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And in the article, it said, we're talking about people who are ultra wealthy.
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I mean, there are literally Russian oligarchs buying up properties, driving up the property
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And it's like, okay, so where's the carve out for foreigners?
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Where's the carve out for international people, right?
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And, you know, it's not, it's almost stupid to argue against this.
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This is what the, this is the direction the city is going in.
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And that's been the case a long time with rich people holding money in New York.
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When I was there in 2012, Midtown Manhattan, tons of Chinese rich people just had apartments
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that were just empty and you see floors of empty apartments.
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doesn't mean it's good. But like you said, why not go after non-Americans or foreign people or
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immigrants who have that? Yeah. Instead of every rich American who like owns American based
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businesses. Because his voting base is a lot of foreign born people. And we, you know, Mom Donnie,
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he's delivering his promise, whatever. But this whole thing, like the main crux of the issue for
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us, like it's hard to really argue, oh, these billionaires, like a guy who has like a $10
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million second condo. To be honest, I don't care that much. But Mamdani in general, it's just going
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to go off the rails so quick. And then it doesn't fix the problem, which is spending. New York City
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has these giant programs, giant pensions. Every city is addicted to pensions that they have to
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just keep going, keep raising property taxes, keep adding new things. And it doesn't matter
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if you socked it to the billionaires, right? If you just spend it and waste it and nothing ever
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comes back, right? And if you track down all the waste and got rid of it, you'd have that extra
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money you're looking for, but the whole machine is built on that fraud and it's used in a good
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way for them. Yeah. New York is one of the highest tax cities there is. Do you think they weren't
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getting enough already it's all spending and that's the whole point it's all spending and the
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services that you could get could be so much more if they prioritize like real shit instead of like
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paying for an illegal to live you know yeah it's so true that's the thing i i just i hate
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like life bills i hate life like the government is paying for you to live in a house somewhere
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and and your meals and what's your plan to get off of this nothing i'm gonna keep running this
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If you're a New Yorker, you should have seen it coming, right?
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But especially a rich New Yorker, you definitely should have seen it coming.
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It's going to go directly to governments, according to Marco Rubio.
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The United States has spent billions of dollars over the years in helping with health strategies all across the world.
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What we learned over time, and especially after coming here, is that oftentimes, and I'm oversimplifying it, but this is an accurate description.
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What would happen is we would go to a country and say, we're going to help you with our health care needs.
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Then we would drive over to northern Virginia somewhere, find an NGO, one of these organizations, give them all the money,
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tell them go to this country and do their health care program for them.
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That NGO would then take about some percentage of that money for their overhead and administrative costs.
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And by the time it got down to it, the host country had very little influence.
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that was sort of imposed on them and only a percentage of the overall money ever actually
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reached the patients and the people on the ground so instead of doing that they're now going to give
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the money directly to the governments and i guess that's good news but this is what a republican
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victory looks like it's like after years of wasting trillions of dollars we're going to send
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the trillions of dollars directly to the third world governments instead of the ngos yeah that's
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Mamdani gets his face close to the camera and
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give, we're going to give it to a different guy now. We're going
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justice we're seeing, especially now that Trump's in office. We know everyone who did all the bad
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stuff and then nothing happens. Can you read that tweet, please? Yeah, it's a combination of a bunch
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of people who should be facing justice but aren't. Swalwell will get his full pension and benefits.
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Claudine Gay gets $900,000 a year as a continuing professor at Harvard. Andrew McCabe is receiving
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his full pension and benefits. Peter Stroke not only receives his full pension, but also $1.2
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million. They pay no price. They just cash out. There you go. Dr. Fauci is on a book tour and
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he's a multimillionaire. Yeah. So, you know, there's nothing left to say. Like we want
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something. We're not getting enough. I thought, I thought there were some campaigns about vengeance.
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I remember revenge tour. Remember revenge tour? I remember some things like that. And I don't
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think we've really, uh, I don't think anybody's even faced any consequences yet. Yeah. And then
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the, uh, the Swalwell stuff, obviously you guys have seen how that's been developing. Kissing
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prostitutes kissing the hookers lips come on uh and it's kind of ushering in like a blackmail
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exposure season yeah and hopefully that continues uh but with the swallow thing if you think about
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it he was on video doing whatever he was doing there's more videos of him allegedly and it's
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like if that was shot by like a random person passing by or like a random intern that video
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would have gone out pretty fast after and it would have been a huge story but it wasn't it wasn't
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released. It was held to blackmail him. And then you kind of think, all right, who shot that video?
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Was that an op where you're like shooting the video, collected the blackmail? Now we have
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Swalwell. We'll hold this till we need it. And he kind of gives you like a bigger, darker picture
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of what's going on. It wasn't just some random like party guy filming. It was probably someone
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who's in the blackmail business. It's the guy on the other bed. Who's in that room? Who is that?
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What country does he work for? We have some news out of Fairfax County Schools, which is in
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Virginia obviously has been getting smoked lately ever since Spanberger.
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The school board just voted to eliminate Veterans Day and voted to keep Indigenous People's Day as official holidays.
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I think Virginia might be like the biggest, fastest decline of like quality of life and like freedom in a state's history.
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The way the left and the right are so different now, we're seeing larger swings ever.
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It's just things do move slow and you'll notice that decay slowly.
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But the swings in politics are bigger than ever.
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Scott Besson apparently got physical with someone when they were arguing about the economy.
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Rumors are swirling that Scott Besson got into a physical fistfight with Kevin Hassett
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this morning over economic policy disagreements.
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So he's getting physical over his passion for economics
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And if you guys don't know this, Scott Besson is gay.
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Yeah, I love that we have a snarky gay treasury secretary
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and who frequently just beats the shit out of people
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And then Scott Besson in a press conference a few days ago also said that we're about to go through a Bretton Woods realignment.
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And Bretton Woods initial realignment was during World War II where countries agreed to peg their currency to gold.
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So if we are doing that, that obviously would be a good thing.
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And then Trump also mentioned the reset of all resets a few days ago, and he said it's coming.
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So hopefully the reset means the money goes up?
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Usually a reset means like some horrible crash.
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I don't know why I'm thinking more clearly than you, but anybody who tries to get back on the gold standard gets executed.
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And maybe it's a combo of gold and oil and Bitcoin.
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Maybe it's a new pegging of like multiple things.
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Whatever Scott Besson wants to peg, let him peg.
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We have an update when it comes to our education system.
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This is something I thought was interesting and also tells us why we're in the situations
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This is faculty ideology in the United States from 1969 to 2022.
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middle of the road conservative or far left and liberal. And you can see the trends here,
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far left and liberal shot up. And then Ian Miller said, what's impressive about this is that the
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education system didn't just eliminate virtually all conservative thought as it moved toward
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left-wing extremism. They got rid of almost anyone who was in the middle too. Anyone who
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doesn't fully comply with the group think isn't welcome. Isn't that crazy? Everyone thinks like,
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oh, the left went left and the right went right. The right kind of stayed where it was. The left
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went crazy left. And then in colleges, they get rid of any professor who's not super far left.
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I wonder what questions they ask on the interviews to get that, to eliminate people in the middle.
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So transgender illegal sex change surgery. And you have to go like this. You have to go this.
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Why not? They're not hurting anybody. And it's crazy too, because we know that the far left's
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worldview is so rigid. The ideology is so rigid. You can't disagree abortion up until the day after
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birth. Everyone, there's no one is illegal. There's no borders or whatever. And like,
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if you just run it through, it's like hard to agree with every single thing. And then that's
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who they fill the professor jobs within these universities. And then the right, according to
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this article and common sense is, has a more of a diversity of thought on the political right than
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the political left. So on the right, you can have some people who agree or disagree, but they're all
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generally right wing on the left. Once you disagree, you're a Nazi. So it's crazy how they
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did that. They made the professors only far left when the right has actually a diversity of thought.
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Yeah. Crazy. Doesn't make sense. All right. We're in our migrant section now. We have another Scott
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Besson potential thing. Yeah. Treasury Secretary Scott Besson says President Trump is preparing
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an executive order forcing banks to collect citizenship data from customers. And this is
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consistent with what we've been hoping for, which is less combative one-on-one ice agents
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in the streets and more secretive. Well, we're going over your bank's head. We're forcing your
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bank, your rent, whoever you rent from, your employer. That's where we need to attack illegal
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immigration from. So I like to see it. And I don't think these headlines really come out unless
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it's going to happen. Yeah. So thank you, Scott Besson, again, for telling us what Trump is going
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to do. I'm sure it was his idea. Appreciate it. And then we have a housing shortage update as
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well. Yeah. White House economists estimate the U.S. is short at least 10 million single family
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homes. And then you start counting the people Biden brought here and the Haitians and everybody
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and you go, huh, 10 million. And then 20 million came under Joe Biden, if not more. That's like
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the conservative number they're saying. Yes. I think it's probably even more. And then we have
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50 million illegals here in general. And then Logan Hall said 100 million deportations is
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literally the fix everything button. Yeah. And that's the key. And that's the maybe the harsh
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reality people don't want to deal with. And how do you get 100 million if you can't go into
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Minneapolis without getting chased by liberal women on SSRIs? You stop the banking. You stop
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the employers. You stop their ability to rent. Can't drive a car. Yeah. Yeah. So we got to do
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those things to save our country. So true. And then we do have another one of those examples
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of like good news, but it's actually like bad news?
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The USCIS has successfully pushed naturalizations
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And that sounds good, but we were naturalizing 80,000 people a month.
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So we need that pendulum like it swung and it's coming back,
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It would be negative and whatever, but that's another right-wing win for us.
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marquane mullen he was on laura and what he said makes me not confident in him type of covered
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persecution right to you know qualify as they take advantage of the united states generosity
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but the problem is is that we want immigration we want legal immigration people that want to
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make the country stronger we're a nation of immigrants we understand the right kind of
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immigrants but the right kind of immigrants that's right we want mass deportation but
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that's what the american we want to deport all those individuals that came in illegally here's
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the catcher. How much does it cost to deport an illegal alien? $18,225 on average to go through
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the prosecution to deport individuals. Now, if you think about it, underneath the Biden administration,
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20 million individuals came here illegally. If we go through the process on every single one of
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those, do the math on that at $18,225 per person. Why does it cost that much? Because of the way
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the walls are written that's why it costs that much and we're a nation of immigrants he sounds
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like brylon holahan i know i know it's not good instincts it's not the time for that and it's
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worth every penny to deport these people because they're they're lifelong leeches most of them
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we've shown you guys on the show the welfare rate of immigrant families it's almost it's at 50
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percent and then you don't get me started on the somalis or the afghanis where they're up towards
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like 70%. So bad. So, um, it's, it's like paid to go away. You pay them to go away. And obviously
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you're not paying them the money. That's just what it costs overall in terms of like a legal
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battle, holding them, transporting them, all that stuff. Um, but yeah, this is like, we've said it,
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you spent how much on COVID, how much on this, this is like a national emergency. So I don't
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really want to hear how much it costs. Right? Yeah, that's true. And that's how I feel about
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it too. And here's the thing. It doesn't cost $18,000 to deport somebody. It costs maybe a
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thousand bucks. You put them on a bus with a bunch of other people. You have to pay the bus
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driver. You have to own the bus and you have to send them right over the border and you dump them
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or you send them into Central America and you dump them or you fly them somewhere and you dump them.
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It doesn't cost $18,000. And I did the math, believe it or not. 50 million illegals times
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$18,250, it's about a trillion dollars, which is a lot, but it's also probably how much they
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take a, you know, in a few years on benefits. Yeah. And their run rate is high and we'll hit
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a trillion sooner, sooner than later. But what Mark Twain said was interesting how
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it costs $18,000. So if you do the math, that's a trillion dollars. All right, well, that's not
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a reasonable option. Let's work on some sort of amnesty thing because a trillion dollars to
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deport everyone that's crazy and it's like the system was made on purpose so deportation wasn't
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a rational option yeah totally you know like that's what we're dealing with and like instead
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of trying to operate within the bounds of that faulty system that was purposely made to keep
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everyone here illegally we should maybe revamp the system get the buses and just start pushing
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the people maybe how about a caravan remember the caravans here reverse caravan yeah if everyone
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all the engineers and lawyers they can help them on the way back too raise your hand if you helped
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a caravan on the way here it's like okay get them gone let's all meet in el paso yeah and we're
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gonna walk over to california and down into mexico like they caravan here they walked here
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they can walk out maybe but the whole the key takeaway is the whole system is made so all right
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let's spend all this money to deport everyone boss this is too much this isn't a nor this isn't a
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good plan all right let's get together and try to figure out amnesty and that's the trick that's
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the trap yep uh we have more bad immigration news uh the temporary protected status thing that we
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talk about all the time it's not really temporary yeah um well we're getting into this because of
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a vote on haiti the house uh resolution blocking trump from deporting 350 000 haitians has passed
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in the house and seven republicans voted for it along with 212 democrats and it now goes to the
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senate for a vote so that's the context in which we're talking about this and then we keep hearing
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that temporary temporary protected status somalia 35 years sudan 28 years was when they got their
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temporary protected status honduras 26 nicaragua 26 el salvador 24 haiti 16 years and you can see
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the rest there but haiti a 2010 earthquake and now they're still here haiti's temporary protected
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status is old enough to drive and an earthquake happened in 2010 right and yeah and now we need
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to take them. And then the people, the Republicans are cats. They're eating our cats. They're in
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Charleroi, Pennsylvania, and like basically Amish towns almost. Yeah. And then all the Republicans
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that voted with the Democrats on this to block are endorsed by Trump. Yes. So it's kind of our
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own fault. And then this is one of those where we talk about how right wing the state is and then
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the people. Two of these people are from Florida and you'll see a lot of crossover from the
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Republicans who are wanting to do the Dignidad Act. Yeah. The Dignidad Act. And so what's so
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fascinating to me, right, is this is going to the Senate where it probably won't pass. And then it
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certainly will be vetoed by President Trump. And there's definitely not the numbers to override a
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veto in some pipe dream world where we all of a sudden really care about Haitians for some reason.
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Right. And so all of these, this is the six who voted initially. One more got added. But all of
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these people put their neck and political career on the line for something that's not even going
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to pass. And all it did was expose them as being like traitors. Yeah. And it's like, it's like
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when you run away screaming from a grenade or something and then it doesn't go off and then
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you're like, oh, that was crazy. Right guys. And then everyone's looking at you like you're a huge
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pussy. And so that's what these guys did with their political careers. Right. Like, and Maria
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Elvira Salazar. You should be gone. You're getting primaried. Mike Lawler, your creepy face keeps
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popping up everywhere. What do you care about Haitians? Does that beard go down to the shirt?
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Yeah, I think so. Don't even look too hard. I can't see from here. I don't even want to know.
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He's disgusting. He's a creep. And then Don Bacon was talking about how we need these people to
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work jobs. What job? To what end? Why do we need people to do jobs? I can't think of a thing we
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would need a Haitian for that we don't already have an illegal for? That's what I'm saying.
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Or that we can't wait. Yeah. We already have illegals. What do we need Haitians for on top?
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Yeah. And then if anything, Haiti should be getting our people there. That's what we were
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talking about before the show. Like if, if you were serious about like fixing a country, right?
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Just letting in hundreds of thousands of them to a better country doesn't really give them the
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tools to do anything what we should do is send white engineers to haiti and be like hey we're
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gonna help you fix your water supply get a couple things up and running make sure the electrical
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grid works maybe you guys will have a shot we should have white people in some like class
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above haitians who are there to supervise for a while it could be like a graduate program like
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we send people from from stanford yeah to haiti and they'll have like an ipad and a drone and
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go all right we're gonna put an infrastructure thing here and a telephone pole here yeah i don't
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know what people do to stay alive. Otherwise we're going to pay for their welfare the entire
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time they're here at rates higher than 50%. And so, um, it's just so stupid to try to do this
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and try to help. And then Republicans nuke their whole reputation on something that's not going to
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pass. And it's so stupid and it makes no sense. And then we can see it so clearly and we call it
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out and then everyone maybe hears it and then they just still do it. Yeah. Like there's no
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changes even though people are aware of all the fraud and all the tax dollars and all this weird
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stuff and then it's like ah they found out we're gonna keep doing it yeah and here's to keep the
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illegals coming here's an example of the type of stuff that Haitians are up to just this past
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weekend this is like an older article but just this past weekend at least 184 people were killed
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in violence orchestrated by the leader of a powerful gang in the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince
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this raid or whatever you want to call it targeted elderly people he suspected of
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And then he went on to kill at least 100 people
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Friday and Saturday with machetes and knives.
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So maybe 500 white people who know how to clean water
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and do some infrastructure should be there
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Because otherwise, gangs of machete hackers are there.
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And even like the idea, like what you said is true.
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Like, oh, we can send engineers to go help them.
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And then the water purifying plant will be down in five years from now.
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The train tracks will be stripped for iron or whatever.
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Lauren Chen had a good tweet I wanted to squeeze in here.
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We were told that we had to let in migrants to pay for our aging populations, but it turns out the migrants are net drains on our societies, so now we have to raise the retirement age on our aging populations to pay for the migrants.
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And then the migrants also bring in abuela.
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Yep, and then a lot of the illegals are doing crimes, obviously.
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Police say 26-year-old Ola Olicatan Adon Adel is the man behind three different shootings in
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DeKalb County. Two women are dead. One man is in critical condition. In Brookhaven,
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he's been charged with aggravated assault and possession of a firearm during the commission
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of a felony. What we know now is that this individual was involved in an incident
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in DeKalb County, followed by an incident in Brookhaven, and later another incident
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in DeKalb County. So here's the timeline. It all started around 12.50 Monday morning when DeKalb
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County police found a woman shot multiple times outside the checkers on Wesley Chapel Road. She
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died from her injuries. Then almost two hours later, Brookhaven police responded to this Kroger
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on Peachtree Road to a 49-year-old man shot multiple times while sleeping outside the shopping
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center. He's in critical condition. And the third shooting happened four hours later around 6.50
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But he only spent 120 days in prison and was let out on early release.
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And then he murdered two women, then severely, brutally injured a guy who was sleeping.
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But he came here just like our grandparents did.
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We have another example here, a Modelo DUI that killed some people.
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Two young children who were riding their bikes have passed away after being hit at 90 miles per hour by a drunk, illegal alien with a previous DUI.
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Eri Roblello Perez, the victims are 12-year-old and 9-year-old.
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He had previously been charged with alcohol-related offenses and driving without a license,
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And the mother witnessed the whole thing and desperately tried to save both.
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Kids will play near a street that's like a 40-mile-per-hour zone.
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And what's the number one predictor of criminality?
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or maybe like a video that was meant to be nice
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someone sets up a free food stand and we'll just play it in the background so the guy sets up a
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free food stand take what you need people are coming they're taking things a thing of milk
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taking some bread and we can kind of fast forward through because it is a long video
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people are taking people are dropping off more stuff the guy in the wheelchair gets some stuff
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everyone's kind of taking what they need and it's nice and then some african migrant types come
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And I think it might be because of white colonialism.
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Because like white people took everything 200 years ago
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and this is them getting back at white people.
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Except people are so stupid that they just think
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There's no thought process about 400 years of whatever.
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Yeah, white supremacy operates mysteriously.
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It produces better outcomes for Asians than whites, earnings, education, health.
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It installs and celebrates institutional racism against whites, example, in college admissions.
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And it suppresses statistics on black dysfunction.
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So if this is what white supremacy looks like, we're a white supremacy nation, and we brought in like 50 million illegal, we're not doing a great job at it.
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We're not very good at this whole thing, right?
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Discriminate against whites at every college, and we hide all the dysfunction from blacks.
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And this is another clip that could be also seen as radicalizing.
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You would have had two girlfriends if there weren't any migrants here.
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They get along because you're the man because there's no migrants around
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look at this man and we'll fast forward but like look at this yep this is what we had yeah and
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then this is 1992 not that not that crazy uh far off so someone who was a little kid in that video
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watched the whole thing go bad that's the part people saw both sides and obviously i'm not
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against all immigration there are some good things immigrants do for people and we have an example on
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this next clip guys this is delhi's viral butter chicken roll and i finally tried it this is from
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junija's eating plaza in merchant market and cr wow just look at the stuffing juicy creamy butter
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chicken wrapped inside a soft rule every bite is literally dripping with flavor see we do need some
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immigrants so whoever promises to make this can stay but you have to wash your hands yeah or use
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a glove i was gonna say whoever makes this can come visit teach a white man exactly how you do
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it and then go home but you get a free vacation out of it okay that's that's my deal i'm willing
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to compromise okay thank you willing to work across the aisle but yeah but you know there
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is that's like the best immigration thing i can think of or maybe elon musk and what he's doing
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because he's an immigrant yeah he's a different kind of immigrant though all right well that's
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the end of the migrant section now moving on to the final page of housekeeping where i can say
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whatever i want use opportunity to go to post helpless juicy i'll leave a like comment comment
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again then start yapping po boxes before notifications you'll be on old episodes you'll
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be watched and the length of this episode you can send to the boys in the group chat okay thank you
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good job uh i got a little uh thing it's a lymphatic drainage brush and i go like this
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and it gets all the stuff out of my face so you see my big face yeah you might think oh you have
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a big fat face this is actually just full of toxins it's all puffy it's not fat it has something
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to do with my diet or any of the choices i've made it's not your fault it's not my fault at all
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it was uh it was just done to you it was the toxins the whole time okay you go like this
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and you go like this and then you push it out and it feels really good and then you get it to your
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neck and then you push it out and then i don't know it goes in here yeah it gets lower it goes
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through your heart and you get dyno or you go like this and push it out of your mouth but yeah it's
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This is just a puffy-face problem, and I'm working on it.
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Tenth person linked to top-secret U.S. nuclear research has disappeared without a trace,
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So another alien scientist is gone, taking the total to 10 now.
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And you've seen that get covered in the mainstream, too.
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Well, the alien ships use a certain type of free energy,
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anti-gravity propulsion that I think is tied into nuclear
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And those guys were reverse engineering the alien stuff,
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But the good news is they could be at the underground bases
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And then we're all going to have to go underground,
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And then we're going to go, wow, underground bases.
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And they're going to go, yeah, just in case an event happened.
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And a lot of people are not going to make it underground.
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and you're going to say, say, I'm a fucking idiot.
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This is like you talk to your parents at parent-teacher night.
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The next clip can be categorized as stuff you didn't know about.
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It is a little bit of a long clip, but it's worth it.
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You push, and you run, and you push, and you run.
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I see the technique, and they're just racing each other, huh?
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And they're racing each other, pushing the sled, and then you hand it off to your partner.
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so you get what's going on right oh yeah and they're pushing and you steer it
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and it's an interesting sport and here's where it gets really interesting
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you ready for this you're not going to see this coming
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what was that they just launch it there's a person inside steering it now oh my god the third leg
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I think there's another driver a chance to roll because I think each driver is qualified.
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And at first I was like, how is, are they just hoping they just like pushed it in the right way where it goes with the road?
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And then someone picks it back up at the end to finish.
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But did you, weren't you surprised when they pushed it and it kept going?
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he makes things up and likes to pretend well that's not made up i know but if i said oh i
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have the sport and you're gonna lay down in a sled i'm gonna pass it to you and then you're
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gonna drive you go this is stupid and then they're on tv how do you get into that i don't know you
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break your legs or well the driver like used to be a race car or something he gets hurt really
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or a toboggan yeah bobsled it's kind of bobsled off season stuff summer bobsled summer bobsled
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training, and then not everyone makes it to the Olympics, all right, we might as well
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I had a little bit of an encounter with some people yesterday, and it was caught on camera,
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and it's not my proudest moment, but I'm obviously going to show you guys before you see it on
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yeah that's you you see it takes three guys to hold me down well you know what here's one of
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the things that i have a problem with all right they eventually get him right yeah yeah here's
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one of the things i have a problem with this guy is on his back has his neck and then oh shit i
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forgot i can't choke somebody because of police rules and then they just have to wrestle him even
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harder just choke his ass out yeah that's true so i'm okay okay took three of them to wrestle me
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down i did look kind of fat and sloppy with the titties out but that's normal i am okay you're
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not fat you just have lymphatic issues yeah and i'm working on it okay there you go all right
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well that's the end of housekeeping we're now moving on to cringe of the week
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all right our first stories from cringe take place at disney and disney parks throughout
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the country. There's a couple here, but we're going to start with a lady who brings a fake
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baby to the Disney water park. And here she is. And everyone thinks, oh, it's just like a mom and
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a baby taking pictures and enjoying the water park. But it's actually a fake baby. And this
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person is insane. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. This person is clinically insane or just doing it for
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social media. There's two routes. I'm trying to get people riled up on social media or something
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traumatic happened to me and i'm coping in an extremely unhealthy way now it's one of those two
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either or a coin flip right but i wonder um like you think it's all for a bit and if you met her
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she'd go oh i know i just piss people off i don't even carry this thing around i just shoot this in
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five minutes and then i enjoy my trip that's it could be it could be but uh the body tells me
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something the type body is telling me something that maybe this is real maybe had a tough time
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And like, you can't make fun of someone for that,
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but you can call out the unhealthy coping afterwards.
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I can't even imagine what you're going through.
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You know, it becomes like this, no, no, no, no, no.
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No, I do know enough to know that this is not the right way.
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was shot in the same weekend Lindsey Graham was
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There was that princess that time with the mustache.
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But now Leather Daddy's in town, so step aside, brother.
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And then speaking of trans and trans stuff, I thought this was an interesting stat.
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When Bruce Jenner became Caitlyn, the popularity of the name Caitlyn crashed.
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It went from 588th most popular baby name to dropping out of the top 1,000, and you can see it just kind of nuking.
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And he decided to go by Caitlyn, and then the whole thing was, call me Caitlyn.
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So, like, that was the catchphrase for it, so it absolutely nuked the name.
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And everyone with the baby list name just went.
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And I think Alexa kind of got ruined almost, too, with Amazon.
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So you can get derailed by, you know, Joe Biden, other people's choices.
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But you can get, you can get kind of one-shotted by like something outside of your control and it sucks.
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I mean, there was that whole office space bit where, what was the guy's name?
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And he refused to change his name because Michael Bolton.
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Hopefully no Richard Ratboy does anything bad.
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And remember that one time there was, oh, she calls me Ratboy?
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That was almost that person ruining Ratboy for you with that non-binary couple.
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The limbless trans Ratboy calls him booger face and shit eater and piss drinker.
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We had to have a talk after and like, do we still want to keep the name Ratboy?
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We should impose our will on them, not the other way around.
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All right, next we have a clip from couples that over communicate.
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Do you want to turn off the TV and go snuggle in bed?
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I feel like we haven't had much time to connect this week.
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It didn't feel like pressure, and let's see where things go.
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It's like all this female corporate talk in a relationship now.
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Yeah, these people's parents are out of the picture,
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And you spend like multiple minutes talking about something that takes like 30 seconds.
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Hey, honey, I'm going to take out the trash now, if that's okay with you.
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Are you feeling okay with me taking out the trash?
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It's like, yeah, I appreciate you asking, but I would also appreciate if you wore your shoes
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because when you go out barefoot, you do track in dirt, and I am the one who mops the floor.
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And maybe it's time to double bag it because, you know, remember that leak two years ago?
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So, yeah, maybe we can learn from this, and maybe when you come back, I'll tell you more.
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Oh, thank you for considering me and the cleanup for the bag were to rip again.
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And maybe we can agree to have some days where you mop the floor.
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And then the task itself is 30 seconds and the conversation is four minutes.
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And this is kind of like the Disney baby that we just talked about.
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Like, did she brutally cheat on this guy and lose all trust and they're desperately getting back together and now they have to talk like this?
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and like we're doing it kind of as like content
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And then that's not how you have to talk in real life.
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And a man and a woman who are in a relationship together,
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you should basically be able to communicate pretty easily.
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Like there's this assume beneficial thing that goes up,
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Joe Biden did some sort of C-SPAN presentation at a college, which I didn't know he was still out talking to people.
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He spoke to a black guy and he called him on stage and he said he looks like Barack.
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Turn around one guy and say, Barack, what are you doing?
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And people on the right were like tweeting this clip
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or whatever the fuck Joe Biden is at this point?
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aren't allowed to look like other black people
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Like, that's the part I don't fully understand.
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And on the right, you shouldn't be trying to say Joe Biden's racist.
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What you do get in trouble for is when you compare black people to certain animals.
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For example, the new up-and-coming sprinter Gaut Gaut from Africa.
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And you also probably would get arrested if you drew him.
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And you look at that picture and you go, you look like a normal guy.
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This nail salon in Buckhead has a special technique to attract customers.
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So she's got some sort of, like, mimosa, a hookah, a foot bath with orange peels.
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some flower petals and stuff, lavender maybe.
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And then they roll it out with a dough roller,
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And the nail salon people know how to run up the charges.
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I think the Vietnamese are evolving and they're learning how to target, uh, black customers who
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want to spend like they're on some luxury trip or something. Yeah. You spend 50 cents for an
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orange, you slice it up, you use it across like three customers, put it on their legs and you
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say $30 citrus peel charge and you pour on some hot liquid, you give her a hookah, turn her into
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a seafood boil and you might need to have her pay before she starts the service. That's the only
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thing because you could lose bank. I would run off on this service if I was a certain type of
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lady. Uh, and the nails are, uh, you know, obviously we've talked about how obstructive
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they are to day-to-day tasks, but they look good. They came out great. But yeah, I want to know how
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much this costs and I want to know how much, you know, a good business is always trying to upsell
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you. A good business always has add-ons or different pricing tiers. And I think we just
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found the top of the nail salon market. Yeah. I don't agree with nails like that. It's not
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something i would ever get but it is art yeah that's like hard to do and that person who did
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it is talented i certainly don't fault the vietnamese ladies for gutting this woman for
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as much as she can give so true you know all right our last clip that's tax that's tax refund shit
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too remember what i was saying earlier about tax refund got you acting crazy this is the type of
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shit you do i finally got my refund give me the full package you start smoking the hookah you go
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crazy so they cut up a 50 cent orange into a third and go oh we're giving you the special stuff
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all right our last clip from cringe is an example of black prom it's black prom season again
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and they're out and about copyright music over it but they have this big intro for this young
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man in the blue tux with the nikes or whatever basketball shoes 2026 keyland watch his dad
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You only get not allowed to go to prom if you did something horrible, right?
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It's like, oh, we're so proud of you going to prom with all those in-school suspensions
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They said you weren't allowed to go, but you're going.
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You don't have to graduate to go to prom a lot of times.
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Well, I'm happy for him, and we're not being mean.
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That's the end of Cringe, and I'm moving on to Urban Decay.
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all right our first story from urban decay a man was caught after he killed his trans
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girlfriend with a hammer and he googled how to kill someone with a hammer before killing his
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trans girlfriend with a hammer prosecutors say we're going to read some context here uh prosecutors
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said the two spent part of easter sunday together and video showed them returning to curtis's
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apartment building that evening sometime between 11 40 p.m that night and the early next morning
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Bell struck Curtis repeatedly in the head with a hammer.
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Prosecutors alleged surveillance video then shows Bell leaving the apartment building alone at 1 a.m. on the morning after Easter.
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Inside Bell's backpack, investigators allegedly found a tool belt containing a hammer with suspect blood on the claw.
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Suspect blood was also found on the screwdriver and a tablet found in the backpack.
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A search of Bell's phone uncovered two searches that prosecutors say were made before Curtis's death, how to kill someone with a hammer.
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And if a person gets hit in the head with a hammer while sleeping, what happens?
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And he didn't even get rid of the murder weapon.
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So he comes in to eventually talk to the police and he's got a bloody hammer, bloody screwdriver, bloody tablet.
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And then the tablet has the searches how to kill someone with a hammer.
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And then if you think about it, there's a dead trans person all smashed in.
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First suspect, boyfriend leaving the apartment on camera with a hammer.
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Oh, his backpack's full of shit that did it.
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We don't even have to go talk to the garbage truck guy on the route.
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And we don't even have to go talk to the south side cop.
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Did you Google how to kill someone in the head with a hammer
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and then your trans girlfriend is dead with a hammer?
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We're going to have to make the story a little harder.
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Does it make for a good episode of Law and Order?
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Their domestic partners beat them at 600% rates of a normal relationship.
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And it's just some stupid 65 IQ black guy who kills his fucking boyfriend with a hammer.
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And then right-wingers somehow get blamed when it's a hood thing.
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All right, our next story, it's just a tweet and it's super sad.
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Yeah, and the suspect claimed he was murdering for self-defense, and it's another black-on-white murder.
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And if you look at the picture, look at the picture side-by-side of these two, which of the two people you think needed to act in self-defense?
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Yeah, he feared for his life when this petite, attractive white woman approached him or something.
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And he's like a dead-eyed career criminal with multiple mug shots.
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And that doesn't necessarily have to be dreads.
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This is how Robin Williams looked after he got out of Jumanji.
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So if you see any Jumanji types, we're throwing that in the walkaway category.
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If you see anyone, it looks like they may have just escaped the game Jumanji.
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They were waiting for 30 years for someone to roll doubles.
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We explained a right-wing win, which is you stop some profuse bleeding,
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Yep. Turns out the homicide rate in Baltimore has gone down 60 percent since 2021.
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And here's Mayor Brandon Scott talking about it.
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And listen to his like marble mouth, nothing explanation at the beginning.
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Solutions that hold gun companies, gun traffickers and gun offenders accountable.
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Solutions that bring together community members, police officers and trusted violence voices to intervene in those conflicts.
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Solutions that offer folks a chance to change their life and choose a better path, but will hold them accountable if they continue to harm others.
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These smart on crime solutions have reduced homicides and non-favorite shootings in Baltimore by 60% in the last five years.
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did you increase funding for the police? Are you keeping repeat offenders off the streets?
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What's the trick? Well, we brought stakeholders, community members, police,
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and everyone together. And then we said, and we, we, we got the gun companies too.
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It's all like nothing statements. What policy did you keep people in jail? Cause then that's
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also the DA's job. It's not really the mayor, right? Exactly. But go ahead. No, go ahead.
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Oh, here's what really happened. The murder rate is still bad. That's the key. So it was a 60%
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decrease and that sounds good. But the 60% decrease was from 2021 when the numbers were
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really, really bad. And I have the numbers here. In 2021, the homicide rate in Baltimore was 58
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for every 100,000 people. And now it's 22.7, which is a 60% decrease, which sounds good.
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and it is a solid decline, but it's still five times the national average of 4.2 per 100,000
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people. El Salvador is two per 100,000 people. So it's a good decline, but it's still way worse
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and more violent than like the most violent African countries. We have some stats here.
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South Africa, their homicide rate per 100,000 is between 36 and 42. So in 2021, Baltimore's
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homicide rate was worse than South Africa, and now it's slightly better.
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Worse than Nigeria, worse than the Central African Republic, worse than Namibia.
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And so basically, we all know what happened in 2020 when police lawlessness came out. There was
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like an entire year of crazy crime stats and murders and lawlessness. And so the mayor now
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is circling the block and being like, 60% drop from the worst year in recent history, right?
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So they're bragging about it. And then the main point is like, okay, what, what policy led to this? There's this vague, like, we're, we're, we're giving people chances. It's like, okay, but why did the murders go down? It's like, we're corroborating with police, but, but why? Who stopped the murders?
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And then he's riding just a declining trend and then trying to take credit for it.
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Victory has a thousand fathers, but defeat is an orphan.
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This is one of those examples where it's just like, come in and take credit for this.
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And the murder rate's still bad and comparable to some African countries.
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Yeah, it's still five times our national average.
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And if you wanted to maybe find a way to justify it or explain what happened,
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You could say, was it the 37,000 illegals that Maryland deported in the last few years?
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But obviously, as a Democrat, you can't acknowledge that that had any help on crime, right?
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Because according to Democrats, actually, immigrants commit crime at a lower rate than Baltimore.
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But yeah, this whole thing where they don't have any policies.
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Like we've been talking about San Francisco a little bit.
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You can make a case for San Francisco's taking a few steps.
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I haven't seen anything out of Baltimore that's even close to similar.
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It's like saying, hey, I bought stock in 1930, right after the 1929 crash.
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You're cherry picking a point to compare it against and then patting yourself on the back for it.
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This is why everyone's trying to move here now, now that it's safe.
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Now that it's safer than Nambia, people are trying to get here.
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All right, our next story is about a Charlotte judge who knocked down the bond on a shooter.
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Officers arrested Luis Marcano, saying that he had fired that gun while under the influence of alcohol and narcotics.
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Investigators say his wife tried to wrestle the gun away from him and then accidentally shot herself in the stomach.
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We're working to find out more about that woman's condition tonight.
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So knock down that bond from a million dollars to 25K.
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He's only been here a couple of years with his new transnational gang.
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And he just, you know, it wasn't even a real baby.
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That's like what's going through the mind of a shitty judge.
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Let's cut him some slack and drop his bond, what, 20X?
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is running for re-election in November of this year.
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It's one of those things you don't really pay attention to
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maybe in years past where you kind of just vote for Trump
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But judges like this are more dangerous than the criminals
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because at least the criminals are at one place at one time,
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they're one guy, and they're wearing an ankle monitor.
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Yeah, this all funnels to her, and then she does more.
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She has, like, dozens of violent criminals that are out because of her.
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So she represents, like, dozens of violent offenders
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when one violent offender on that corner and one in the other part of town.
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And a criminal acting as a criminal is nothing outside of the ordinary.
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A criminal is a criminal, and that's, like, that's the game.
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But a judge doing it, that's where it becomes, like,
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unacceptable, right? Yeah. And obviously we've been talking a lot about how judges are deeming
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repeat offenders as unfit to stand trial or not competent enough to stand trial. And I found a
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tweet that I thought sums it up. Yeah. The notion that retardation is a mitigating rather than
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aggravating factor in regards to criminal culpability is sufficient on its own to
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condemn an entire legal philosophy. That's how we feel. I agree with that. Yeah, completely.
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All right. The next judge does a better job of keeping violent offenders in custody.
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I know I can help him do better. Just keep him closer to me.
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The mother of 16-year-old Cody Doggett told the judge she could keep him out of trouble if he were released and that he's a good student at Jones High.
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I just let him go out one day. He don't even really go out the door. He just went out this one day and things happen.
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That shooting happened outside Sister Soul Food in Paramore at about one o'clock on a Sunday back in February, a time when the restaurant was busy with the after church crowd.
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Orlando police have said there was a fight and that multiple people started shooting.
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The arrest report for Doggett says investigators identified him using surveillance video from nearby businesses.
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He allegedly told them that he ran at first when he heard shooting, but then came back with a gun that he said he found and started shooting the gun himself.
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One of those shots allegedly hit a 15-year-old boy in the head.
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Cody is a good kid. He's just at the wrong place at the wrong time.
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And I know my son is like, fear of this. He's going through it.
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But the prosecutor pointed out that Doggett came back to the restaurant to fire those shots
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The state arguing he's a danger to the public, and the judge agreed.
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I appreciate that his family thinks that they can supervise him.
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However, the court does not share that confidence.
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I bet she was going to say, well, the judge was going to ask, well, what's his GPA or something?
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And then he ran from the shooting, which would be making sense.
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And then you found a gun and then returned and then returned fire.
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And then the mom is just like, he never even leave the house.
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No, I can't relate to shooting people and shooting a 15-year-old in the head and shooting a gun four times at a soul food restaurant.
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That would never happen accidentally in my life.
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And I know this is kind of an off-topic thing.
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Orlando is kind of becoming this black nightlife shithole.
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I see a couple, I follow a couple of Instagram accounts
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We're going to cover it in Bonusland today, yeah.
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These groups of black kids are just like walking around
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in certain parts, it's becoming a weird shithole.
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You have these freak Disney adults and leather daddies
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And then you have these black shooting gangbangers.
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Our first clip from Uplifting is a whale drinking milk.
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I did not know it was just shoot it out and get there to catch it time, though.
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And you never see whale milk offered, even in like an exotic way.
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I've seen Chinese people cut up a whale shark live while it's squirming.
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Points it at like a student or something, and he comes in and charges him.
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Second guy comes in, helps him disarm, gets the gun.
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And I think the principal took a shot to the leg, but this is an old school type of guy.
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You could put him in charge of a lot of things.
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He's not giving out $500 vouchers for yoga and acupuncture.
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If you're a show watcher, we'll send you a bunch of shirts.
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Sometimes you see all the stuff we cover, and you might get down and depressed.
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I do have a little bit of a motivational speech from this guy for you guys.
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The biggest fucking mistake you made with me, Steel Team Six,
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is that this is what I do for a fucking living, bro.
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these past two years especially with my immortality my archangels the lord christ the entire fucking
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kingdom of heaven it's been super fucking easy bro it's been a pleasure crushing you get the
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fuck out of my way he doesn't stop that's true you don't stop okay i thought that was motivational
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yeah that felt good a little unbalanced little unbalanced but there is some truth to what he's
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saying there and there's a lot of forward momentum yeah and how he you know he's a downhill guy
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Oh, you don't want to be, uh, you know, you don't want to be, you want to be downhill guy.
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Fury from LGBT community as Tennessee declares June as nuclear family month and drops pride.
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That's like, uh, it's, that's also a right wing win.
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but uh that's kind of funny to me because we always joke about leftism wearing like uh your
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religion as a skin suit or something and i i like it's uh being done to them june that's what do
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you mean nuclear family month we got a parade for pride month never heard of it that's like a win
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but it's like it's like one of those right wing wins where oh we had like 20 years of june being
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like pride month. And now it's stopped. Piss play, pig shit. Yeah. All right. Our Pure
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Americana clip of the week is actually a story and it's an uplifting story. Can you read the
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tweet please? Yeah. It's about the projected descendants of conservatives versus liberal
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and indexed to a hundred. So basically conservatives are having more kids.
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Liberals are not, and they are living stupid, unfulfilling lives, I guess.
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Liberals are having fewer kids, blah, blah, blah.
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The other point is they're trying to derail this
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Yeah, well, and that's where, that's not on the graph.
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And so the natural order of things should go like this.
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And then it becomes such a strong thing, strong country, because only conservatives had kids,
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that eventually those kids or their kids become liberal.
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Like you ebb and flow, good times, hard times, good men, good times, hard men, whatever.
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But they're derailing it with migrants and foreigners.
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You can't win with this graph when you just say,
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all right, 50 million illegals who have a bunch of kids.
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because you're replacing them with foreigners,
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But it is nice, but it's not uplifting anymore.
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We have a happy birthday to Natalia on April 14th.
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They love the lore and they are even starting to talk like us.
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I don't know how much you want to talk like us.
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and he sends the link to the boys in the group chat.
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We have a happy birthday to Hannah on April 16th
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And then on some days when Jake is late on Tuesdays or Fridays from work,
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she gets mad because they're delaying the show-watching time.
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And they're avid show watchers, the Tom and Dan twins.
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Thank you guys for watching all the way through.
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We have a great bonus land coming tomorrow at 11 a.m. on Fleckustalks.com.
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And there's specials and all kinds of cool stuff.
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And the bonus lands lately have been really fun.
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Me and Rapway have just been like laughing and having a really good time in bonus land lately.
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We're heading to the bathroom, you know we gotta go.
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This flicker's in red, boy, just uploaded the show.
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On the last page of housekeeping we're letting flakers cook
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There's uplift in gold and fleck as pets get controlled
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We won't stop till the world is rid of all the pit bulls
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Then just make sure you're subbed to bonus land
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I feel like we haven't had much time to connect this week.
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