00:06:03.440But the actual solution would be just arresting people who do crimes and you don't need a robot dog.
00:06:09.220But this is like that theme we've talked about where we are convinced the only way to solve the problems we have is to like usher in a surveillance state when we have laws in the books to arrest people if we actually wanted to.
00:06:21.380And to be honest, this one didn't really get me.
00:22:56.520He's basically saying America is like a colonizing, genocidal state, and that's all it really is forever.
00:23:02.960And Adolf Hitler learned about genocide from Abraham Lincoln, which, by the way, genocide, ethnic cleansing, like different to the other, killing and wiping out the other, literally started before any written history.
00:23:15.960That's obviously something that's been like warring tribes or, you know, geographical conflict forever.
00:23:26.220And he's obviously very critical of America.
00:23:28.380But couldn't you apply that same critical lens to Somalia, all these Middle Eastern countries, the northern, any country in Africa and be like, oh, yeah, they just killed these people for no reason.
00:23:40.560Oh, this warring tribe, they killed all these women and children.
00:23:43.380And, you know, you could like look at it with that same lens.
00:23:45.880Like we've actually had a better record compared to the rest of the world.
00:24:39.600And our last question of the night is, if elected, what is one decision that you expect to make that may be unpopular with some voters, but you believe ultimately would be in the best interest of Fayette County?
00:26:57.840And I'm also, I had in the past a little bit of like, remember when we talked about the class of 2020 versus the class of 1990 migrants and how drastically different there is?
00:27:09.680I'm starting to, like, our neighbors who have been here for years, that could be a Venezuelan criminal who got here in 2021 under Joe Biden.
00:29:39.740But, you know, I don't think black people like Tallarico.
00:29:41.940So I'll read the summary of what actually happened.
00:29:45.080This white couple purchased the house across the street from an HBCU.
00:29:49.300The street is a public road and is signed for public parking, so students and staff can park and walk to class.
00:29:55.960The couple started leaving notes on cars in front of their house saying that people cannot park there when they legally can.
00:30:01.180A student slash local resident of Houston Tillotson went to confront the couple to tell them stop leaving notes.
00:30:09.040The lady proceeds to justify her actions by saying, we paid $1.5 million for our house and y'all's graduation rate is 25%.
00:30:17.400The student reminds the lady, so this is kind of written from a black POV.
00:30:22.480The student reminds the lady that their house is in an HBCU neighborhood and the lady responds by saying, this is our neighborhood.
00:30:27.780The community protested the couple because they were trying to change the status quo of the neighborhood and was rude to a student slash local resident.
00:30:36.420Embarrassing reporting by this MAGA propaganda mouthpiece.
00:30:38.880Even Fox News tells the story more truthfully.
00:33:49.500But unfortunately, the way the civil rights laws work in this country, you know, the only tool that white people have to keep black people out of their neighborhoods is like a price point, a prohibitively expensive neighborhood, maybe HOA fees.
00:34:03.200You'd think the $1.5 million house would kind of have that incorporated.
00:34:06.240Yeah. But so unfortunately, this is one of the very rare cases where black people are saying this is our neighborhood.
00:34:12.160And unfortunately, those same civil rights laws make it not your neighborhood.
00:34:16.060Anybody can move in, including, you know, like we've seen in Compton where Hispanics are kind of taking that over.
00:34:21.360So, you know, I would probably get with us on immigration because these are less likely, the white people coming in.
00:34:30.520But, yeah, overall, just kind of interesting.
00:34:33.700Black people, and obviously there's no reciprocal version of this.
00:34:38.440There's no white people coming to someone's house, get the fuck out of here.
00:34:42.480That's never happened in modern history.
00:34:43.620I was going to say, like, imagine if a white group was protesting outside of Black House telling them, you guys know what's going to happen.
00:35:02.420The first one's about an L.A. homeless CEO woman who's living rich.
00:35:06.020Yeah. Astonishing new details emerge about LA homeless nonprofit CEO living life of luxury in Hawaii on the taxpayer's dime. A Los Angeles nonprofit boss tasked with helping domestic violence victims and homeless has reportedly been living in Hawaii for at least a decade while enjoying lavish perks paid for by her organization, including a luxury Santa Monica apartment and a BMW.
00:35:30.700view. Carol Adelkoff, CEO of 1736 Family Crisis Center, also raked in a staggering $1.6 million
00:35:38.960over two years, making her the highest paid homeless service executive in the city. Nearly
00:35:45.240half of that sum came from a payout for unused vacation time she had accumulated over four
00:35:50.340decades. So she's in Hawaii. They pay for an apartment and she has unused vacation time
00:35:56.660accruing. Pay time off that she cashed it all in at once, like tickets at an arcade.
00:36:01.540And this is just another standard thing, you know, standard fraud story. But the charity itself
00:36:09.380brings in about $15 million a year, roughly 94% of its revenue coming from taxpayer funded
00:36:15.780government grants. So 94% in grants, you basically don't have to do anything. You just, you know,
00:36:23.140the extra 6%. Yeah. I guess we'll solicit a few donations, but it's all taxpayer money
00:36:27.980to pay for this woman to have a beachfront Santa Monica, like sick apartment and live in Hawaii.
00:36:34.060Um, and I just wanted to say something, cause this is just another, like another example.
00:36:39.460It's just adding to the Rolodex of, uh, financial NGO scam type behavior. And the one thing I want
00:36:47.700to say is like, I remember, and it still happens, but say you were a lawyer working for an NGO,
00:36:54.900you take a pay, you basically make less money than you would at a private practice that is,
00:37:01.420you know, soliciting paid clients and all that because you kind of believe in the mission or
00:37:05.600whatever. That's totally gone from the leadership. Yeah. You know what I mean? Like, oh, I'm a
00:37:11.120lawyer. Yeah. It obviously doesn't pay as much. I'm working for a nonprofit. I really believe in
00:37:14.680these guys it's fulfilling work and blah blah blah but it kind of so you take a pickup but the ceos
00:37:20.960don't the leadership of these don't and they live large on mostly taxpayer money and then if you look
00:37:27.040at like these homeless fraud people it's like oh i work on uh homeless whatever i'm in charge of
00:37:33.900that i take taxpayer dollars what couldn't you point to that you did yeah it's like oh you did
00:37:40.080Like any work that I know, and it's like, oh, we built the bathroom at the train station.
00:42:27.040There was a town hall type meeting for LAPD.
00:42:30.600And this woman wants LAPD to warn illegals when ICE is coming.
00:42:35.240Can we use technology like AI technology to create a situation where your department can identify, hey, there's agents, non-city of L.A., in a neighboring town?
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00:43:50.160That's something related to the lack of due process, the lack of warrants is about to hit
00:43:57.840our town? I'm asking a great creativity question here. What can your department do to do more
00:44:06.140to warn us, to warn the business community that outside of our LA borders, coming in
00:44:12.300from Inglewood, coming in from Antelope Valley, I don't know, you can warn us so that we can
00:44:17.880warn our folks in the spirit of your loyalty to the city of Los Angeles? So you're asking
00:44:25.880me to warn you about an enforcement action being taken by another agency before it happens?
00:45:06.160And so, you know, that's kind of what they spend their time on.
00:45:09.220I just saw another clip of someone else.
00:45:13.720I think it was a state representative running in the state of Wisconsin who said the number one thing she wanted was for illegals to get driver's license in Wisconsin.
00:45:23.060And so again, this is kind of the opportunity cost. Like LA has real problems, a lot of real
00:45:29.600problems. And then they spend their time thinking, how can we impede federal stuff? How do we get a
00:45:35.200legal driver's license? And if you were like a good leftist who wanted to push forward leftist
00:45:42.520ideology, they have like a super majority. They could spend their time doing stuff, moving the
00:45:47.680ball forward on their goals, which would obviously lead to the death spiral we talk about. But it's
00:45:53.420almost like they're squandering their power by focusing on the stupidest shit. Yeah. And I don't
00:46:00.340know. I guess the police chief's just waiting out his retirement. When he joined the LAPD,
00:46:05.700it was a lot different. Yeah. And we've made the point, but like the theme of the episode today
00:46:11.260is kind of like how not hiding it they are.
00:55:41.500And I thought these people were supposed to be like high tech, high IQ, the best of the best, because that's what they argue for on Twitter when they get called out about changing the demographics of a town.
00:55:53.560But I guess all the smartest people on earth need food banks.
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00:59:00.480They don't even know the end is coming.
01:13:03.660But so the recent topics that women are choosing are painting a picture of like a weird, inconsistent thought pattern where Sidney Sweeney is a slut and that was bad.
01:13:13.060But now I am a whore because a guy called me that.
01:13:16.040Shane Gillis is bad for calling me that.
01:13:17.700But Lindsay Clancy, who killed her kids, there's need some more nuance there.
01:14:10.320And it's like you got someone in the interrogation room with some evidence and they refuse to admit that even a little bit of attention or like intrasexual competition between women or they're refusing.
01:21:46.880And then here's the other one, which is kind of a hodgepodge of...
01:21:51.200It could be in migrants, could be in urban, could be in cringe.
01:21:54.140But there was a mass shooting plot targeting Sri Venkatasawara Temple in Aurora, Illinois was foiled.
01:22:02.620A 19-year-old suspected white supremacist, Alexandros Papourakis, so a Greek guy, has been arrested for allegedly plotting a mass shooting at a Hindu place of worship in Aurora, Illinois.
01:22:13.400Investigators say the suspect had been planning the attack for two years and allegedly targeted Indians and South Asians.
01:22:20.200Police recovered an AR-style rifle, ammunition, and tactical gear.
01:22:24.400A potentially devastating hate-driven attack may have been prevented.
01:22:29.360Paparakis worked as a cashier at a Taco Bell in Arlington Heights for nearly seven months.
01:29:12.920So if you're in Salt Lake City, I'd go to that boba shop.
01:29:15.820You know, but also I guess their minimum wage, probably teenagers, but man, once the, I, once the point of sale system comes down, isn't there, isn't there a tackle coming?
01:31:40.480And if you think about all of like, oh, the problem is fatherlessness.
01:31:43.320If all of those fathers stayed with their baby mamas, then there would be good nuclear families and everyone's going to church wearing suits again.
01:31:52.140Are those guys who leave really good guys and would be great dads and just need to kind of be tethered down to the woman and they can form a nice bond?
01:32:29.800Yeah, unbelievably. Chicago. 17-year-old Chicago public school student shot a classmate, leaving her unable to walk again and causing her to lose a pregnancy while awaiting trial. Basically, the headline I just said. There's some dumb shit in this. He's a Hispanic. Angel Funes Reyes was in the same art class as the 16-year-old victim.
01:32:50.820But here, I'll read this highlighted portion.
01:32:57.000Funes Reyes had been placed on electronic monitoring for a carjacking case in juvenile court, but a judge removed him from the ankle monitor on August 18th, about three weeks before the shooting, prosecutors said.
01:33:06.840Two days before the shooting, Funes Reyes was arrested on charges of aggravated assault and unlawful use of a weapon after a citizen flagged down police officers and reported that Funes Reyes had shouted gang related slurs and asked, what is you or what you is, before pulling out a knife and swinging it at him, meaning like, what gang are you with or whatever.
01:33:28.500Officers detained him and recovered a utility knife and two rounds of nine millimeter ammunition.
01:33:35.240And now the reason we're going to go through both of these stories is because CWB Chicago, which reports on a lot of these crazy Chicago stories, with not even a right-wing take, just a truthful perspective, they've been keeping track of the number of people who kill someone while being on felony pretrial release.
01:33:57.080And so this guy, Fueñez Reyes or whatever his name is, he is the 13th person accused of killing or trying to kill someone in Chicago this year while on felony pretrial release.
01:34:09.160So the Safety Act has this felony pretrial release thing, and that was body number 13 from it, the unborn child.
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