On today's show: President Trump strikes back at the Democrats in Congress, Gov. Gavin Newsom considers a run for president in 2020, and the government shutdown continues to drag on. President Trump announces a new trade deal with Japan and Canada, and talks about stopping all trade negotiations with Canada over a TV ad that uses President Ronald Reagan's words criticizing tariffs. The Pentagon says 43 people have been killed in a U.S. drone strike on a Venezuelan ship carrying drugs.
00:04:18.320If you import the third world to your country, if you open your borders and give them free access to everything that we have,
00:04:28.460they will come and they will vote for their own people, just like they did in Minneapolis, just like they did in Dearborn,
00:04:33.980just like they're going to do in New York City, in America's greatest city.
00:04:39.500You will now have someone who only became a citizen in 2018, someone whose family, whose background, whose beliefs have no bearing, culture, or history with our country, with America,
00:04:54.460and someone who believes wholeheartedly in cultural Marxism.
00:05:01.400It will be open season on white people in New York City when Mandani becomes mayor.
00:05:10.020You will see open terrorism against white people in New York City when Mandani becomes mayor.
00:05:22.920But fortunately, fortunately, there is hope because just across the river in New Jersey, that is where things are absolutely heating up for the Republican candidate, Jack Cittarelli.
00:05:36.760And to everyone within New Jersey that is in the sound of my voice, get to the polls right now.
00:05:44.640Polls are open to 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. every single day this week.
00:05:49.260They also open, I believe it's 10 to 7 on Saturday and then 10 to 6 on Sunday.
00:05:55.220Double check that with your local area to make sure.
00:05:57.960But I believe it's 10 a.m. every single morning.
00:06:37.920And you also must normalize harass social media influencers.
00:06:42.880Why are you not talking about New Jersey?
00:06:45.220Why are you not talking about the election in New Jersey?
00:06:48.920Why are you talking about any other issue if you have not yet told your followers, your subscribers, the people who listen to you about the election in New Jersey?
00:07:06.800So please harass, harass, harass every single conservative pundit and social media influencer that you can find and ask them, why aren't you talking about the election in New Garden State, New Jersey?
00:09:38.960It's certainly our most economically viable city.
00:09:41.300It is the city that is the symbol of the United States of America around the world.
00:09:46.180And yet it doesn't seem that the mayor of this city is quite reflective of the country at all or perhaps is reflective of the new country.
00:09:56.580And so, Arn, you and I have been on here and you on your program, done incredible work talking about what is an American, talking about these massive issues.
00:10:07.520I've said this, vice president has said this, that Zoran Mandami is winning because of mass immigration, because you can see that is the foreign-born population of New York City, which has these highly concentrated in this area.
00:10:21.700They are the ones that are the leading edge for his candidacy above all other demographic groups.
00:10:26.960Now, I don't mean to say that there aren't like the young urban creatives that are for him.
00:10:38.640And then you see, quote, unquote, old New York was for Curtis Lewa.
00:10:42.300But it doesn't matter anymore because you have these massive foreign-born populations.
00:10:47.080Why is it that so many conservatives feel the need to say, oh, this is because of Islam?
00:10:53.400I mean, it doesn't really strike me as particularly jihadi.
00:10:57.700And or they'll say, oh, you know, it's socialism.
00:11:01.180And then when you hear him, he's really just using a lot of populist rhetoric.
00:11:04.040Why is it so hard for people to simply admit that America, we've got a little bit of an addiction, and it's an addiction to mass immigration?
00:11:12.860Well, it's because I think a lot of people bought this propositional nation idea.
00:11:18.500The nation is just a set of beliefs, and anyone can come here and hold those beliefs.
00:11:23.240But ultimately, the problem with the propositional nation is built into the proposition of the United States is your ability to speak freely.
00:11:29.900Is your First Amendment right to share your beliefs?
00:11:32.460And if your beliefs don't coincide with American founding values, well, if you're actually an American, we don't just, like, load you in a catapult and throw you out.
00:11:41.080So the idea that there's some kind of proposition that you have to constantly ascend to simply doesn't work.
00:11:46.580Once people are here, yes, they may have raised their hand, and they might have said that they ultimately pledge loyalty to the United States.
00:11:53.100But it becomes very clear that they're abandoning that immediately, that they never really shared those values.
00:11:58.540But we have no mechanism for removing those people.
00:12:01.380And so we end up as a situation where people are arguing over ideology.
00:12:12.240How did all the people in New York suddenly become pro-Muslim?
00:12:15.140Well, the real problem ultimately is not that he won over the majority of New Yorkers with his amazing rhetoric and the incredible logic and power of communist economics.
00:12:25.560The reason he's winning is because more people want people who look like them in power.
00:12:30.720He reflects the demographics of the incoming New York, which is radically different.
00:12:35.840And these people don't care if the economics fail.
00:12:38.840They're not really, you know, very interested in the mechanics of the ideology and whether or not some abstract economist decided that this is the best way to manage our finances.
00:12:49.080What they care about is that they can just loot the state that they got here.
00:12:52.820They don't really care about the country.
00:12:54.040They don't care about whether or not it works.
00:12:55.620They care about whether or not they're getting their benefits and people like them are in power.
00:13:00.300But Americans have been so programmed against this thought that we can't grasp the fact that ultimately it is immigration and not the marketplace of ideas that is winning this election for Mamdani.
00:13:11.900Well, and that's exactly right, because ultimately when you have a multicultural society, it is not the marketplace of ideas that determines everything.
00:13:20.780You've got to go one rung lower on Maslow's hierarchy, and you're just going to, hey, who are the people that look like me?
00:13:27.340And I'm going to go support the people who look like me or sound like me or have names that sound like mine.
00:13:44.340And so he's marketing directly to this, and he understands politically.
00:13:47.480He's obviously a very sharp guy, and he understands that all he has to do is exist and, quote, unquote, play up his foreignness to that population, and he is going to be able to win.
00:14:01.260So I was just in a – we pre-taped the Piers Morgan show earlier with Mark Lamont Hill and some other people, and he and I got into this back and forth that I wanted to point out where I said that that's clearly what's going on here.
00:14:14.840is that this isn't some – you know, America is being changed because of mass immigration, and we had this debate topic about the Muslim call to prayer.
00:14:22.580And I pointed out, well, this isn't happening because of some, you know, test of religion and because people are suddenly flocking to Islam.
00:14:30.840It's happening because we are mass importing Muslims from the third world, from Somalia to Minneapolis, from the Arab nations, Muslim nations to Dearborn, Michigan, and that is the reason that you're – to Houston, Texas, all over the place.
00:14:45.500That is the reason that you are seeing this.
00:14:47.300And he tried to argue with me that it isn't – that that wasn't changing the character of Minneapolis.
00:14:56.260Oh, I entirely believe it because ultimately the left is just using this as a smokescreen.
00:15:00.980They've always known that mass immigration is good for their politics and not, again, because they're going to make the best argument.
00:15:06.740They know that if people come from outside America, they're going to vote for the party that gives the benefits of America to non-Americans.
00:15:14.600It's not complicated in the slightest.
00:15:16.140And we can even see this in the elected representatives from places that are dominated by Somali populations.
00:15:23.640Of course, Ilhan Omar, but now several others, have openly come out and said, usually in a foreign language, that they support the people of Somalia first, that their job is to serve the people of Somalia first.
00:15:35.140The Somalian community is what really matters to them, and America is secondary at best.
00:15:42.200Yes, at some level it's a betrayal of their oath to America, but in another it's really the ultimate manifestation of how most of the world exists, which is in a highly tribalized way.
00:15:53.520Now, in America we don't like to think about that, and we really shouldn't have to think about that.
00:15:57.600And as long as we controlled immigration, we didn't have to think about that.
00:16:01.280But when you have mass immigration, you're breaking down the homogeny of the entire culture.
00:16:07.100And when you do that, you have the situation where each one of these little groups is vying for what can be theirs.
00:16:12.840They no longer see the country as a whole thing that they're a part of, a project, an identity that they are growing into.
00:16:19.040Instead, they see themselves as different groups that can carve a little benefit out for themselves.
00:16:23.860We've always had a certain level of immigration in the United States.
00:16:27.320Some waves have been larger and less well-assimilated.
00:16:29.760Some have been smaller and very easily assimilated.
00:16:32.300The amount the culture is close to America really matters.
00:16:35.280The closer they are to our culture, the easier they are to assimilate.
00:16:39.460But when you have radically different religions and radically different language and radically different custom coming into the United States,
00:16:45.840all of them trying to vie for control of different areas, they're not going to integrate.
00:16:51.660They're going to carve those pieces out.
00:16:53.640And it has nothing to do with whether or not socialism or even Islam, which I am worried about in the United States.
00:16:59.560But even Islam is not ultimately the problem.
00:17:02.040The problem is if you just stopped shipping these people in, then you wouldn't have to deal with this in the first place.
00:17:06.920And until any politician is ready to talk about that, I'm not taking them seriously about the Islamification or the socialist nature of these politics.
00:17:15.800Yeah, again, because they'll sit there and act like, oh, I guess it's like, oh, it's so much easier to just say I'm against and I disagree with your idea.
00:17:26.660But again, you know, that puts you in, you know, kind of a bad position if you're, you know, just in a debate situation because they're going to then turn to say, oh, well, look, your First Amendment says that you need to be a pluralist.
00:17:36.980And therefore you need to have freedom of religion and you need to have this, you need to have that.
00:17:40.820And it's like the reason that they obviously the First Amendment was written for Christians, but the reason that it wasn't explicitly done so is because to mass import the population of the Ottoman Empire into the formerly British colonies was just so completely divorced from any kind of view that the original Americans had, that the founders had, that they didn't think you had to.
00:18:06.520I mean, it's like saying, why don't the fish, you know, why don't the fish talk about how wet the water is?
00:18:13.640And so that's why these things aren't written in.
00:18:16.420And there's a bunch of, of course, great cartoons about this where you want to go back and say like, you know, especially for the Second Amendment, right?
00:18:24.560No one is allowed to change the words of this or or interpret this out of, you know, meaning anything other than flintlocks or something.
00:18:32.920Yes, it covers all firearms, you know, and it's it's absurd.
00:18:36.280And you take it to greater lengths and it continues to be absurd because they want to tell us that our history isn't our history.
00:18:42.900They want to tell us that our cultural identity and our norms are not our cultural identity and our norms and that instead our norms are ever changing and that it's totally fine.
00:18:54.080If Minneapolis goes from you can go look at the Mall of America opening videos from 1990, 1991, and it don't look like it does today.
00:19:34.720We're on with Arne McIntyre of Blaze Media, host of the Arne McIntyre show.
00:19:39.780And we're talking about, you know, really these questions of Zora Mandami, these questions of how is he becoming the mayor of New York City?
00:19:49.240It's not the sort of, you know, there's this like, I don't know, just very odd like argument, sort of a knee jerk response from I'm seeing a lot of people from like the over 55 crowd.
00:20:02.840The over 55 crowd saying, oh, I can't believe can't believe people want to vote for a Muslim.
00:20:07.380Can't believe people want to vote for a Muslim.
00:20:09.260And it's like, no, you're not asking the right question.
00:20:12.080The question is not the question is not have the people why have the people of New York forgotten 9-11?
00:20:17.900The question is, are the people of New York who live there today the same as the people who live there on 9-11?
00:20:24.320And the answer is simply that they're not.
00:20:27.000And the idea being that after 9-11, and maybe I'll ask or on this, our guest, or why is it that after the events of 9-11 that for some reason the United States opened its doors wide to the countries like Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan that were associated with it?
00:20:46.200Yeah, this is the most insane thing that that's true about the United States, right?
00:20:50.440And after the largest terror attack in American history, so many thousands of people dead, we saw a vast increase in Muslim immigration into the United States.
00:21:01.040And this is where you really know that our elites have betrayed us entirely.
00:21:04.200This is a situation where obviously we have a threat from a very specific source.
00:21:10.080And rather than turn that down, all of the messaging, even from people like George Bush, was ultimately, well, we need to be tolerant of Islam and they can become Americans just like anyone else.
00:21:20.160And it's all the same because, again, we're a propositional nation.
00:21:22.940And as long as you agree to the values, then it doesn't matter if you're doing the call to prayer or you're going to Catholic mass or any of these things.
00:21:29.960They're all the same because America is really just an idea.
00:21:35.220It's not a set of beliefs that is carried by specific people.
00:21:39.400No, ultimately, it is just this abstract idea that you can absorb.
00:21:43.480But, of course, this is ridiculous because, for instance, a large number of Afghanis coming into the United States are people who are theoretically
00:21:49.520refugees or the help of the United States during these wars.
00:21:52.980But this would never have occurred to any other president.
00:22:03.480But when Thomas Jefferson goes to war with the Barbary pirates, he's not under the impression that if he just brings in all the people who helped him against the Barbary pirates,
00:22:11.960that they're just going to become Americans.
00:22:13.780He knew that it was self-evident to a people, to a tradition.
00:22:17.880It was self-evident to Christians from a certain part of the world who carried a certain understanding of how society should be run.
00:22:24.580You can't just plug in a bunch of people from Tripoli into the system and expect it to run exactly the same way.
00:22:30.540Thomas Jefferson pinned those words, but he knew that just wasn't the case.
00:22:33.340So if you're throwing the borders open to a bunch of Muslims after 9-11, assuming that they just walk in and touch the magic dirt and become Americans, you're completely deluding yourself.
00:22:42.480And that's why you see the voting change in a place like New York.
00:22:48.980And again, the founding fathers of the United States, this idea was so divorced from anywhere in their thinking that—and certainly they were well aware of the Ottoman Empire.
00:23:00.100Certainly they were well aware of the ancient parts of the world, the ancient world that they viewed themselves as breaking away from and becoming members of the new world and instituting a new state in the midst of this.
00:23:13.340There's no question, and you're right, to your point, the Barbary pirates were an arm of the Ottoman Empire that the United States fought its first sort of foreign conflict against.
00:23:25.260And at no point was there a thought that, yes, we should be inviting in the people that we are at war with.
00:23:33.720No, and in fact, in our most recent major war, we interred the people that we were at war with at a mass expanse.
00:23:42.340The Democrats did this, by the way, in the United States, and you saw this happen in other countries of the Allies as well.
00:23:48.960And so, you know, not to relitigate all of that, but it's just this idea, this very strange idea that, you know, somehow you've come to—I mean, and you go parts, by the way, parts of New York.
00:23:58.160You go to parts of Northern Virginia, Northern Virginia, where the Pentagon sits, and it's surrounded by mosques.
00:24:05.200And you see that you see this everywhere.
00:24:06.920You see this all over the streets, and it's really nothing.
00:24:11.660I can't really think of anything quite like it in all of history.
00:24:15.860Well, I'm glad you actually brought up FDR's internment, because most people will put, you know, put up the internment of the Japanese as the example here, right?
00:24:23.320But don't forget, he also interned Germans, right, who in many ways are thought of as being basically as American as anyone else at this point.
00:24:30.960It's not just about ethnic minorities who happen to have a different shade of skin.
00:24:35.060European, white Europeans were also interned because they were worried that they might ultimately be loyal to a homeland that they had recently left, as opposed to the United States.
00:24:45.000So the idea that this is purely racial is just not the case.
00:24:47.800People throughout history have recognized that ultimately when you have large immigrant groups, you have to be aware that unless they're fully assimilated over many, many generations, there could be this issue here, right?
00:24:58.920And so this is not something that is totally racialized or it only comes from a sector of a particular world.
00:25:06.280If you do not have generations of assimilation, if they have not completely assumed their role in the United States, then that's going to be a problem.
00:25:14.820Now, the founders knew that Christianity was a big part of what was going to hold the United States together.
00:25:19.920It was predominantly Protestant Christianity.
00:25:22.440But, of course, there was a presence of Catholics at the time, and they allowed for it, even though they were a little hesitant about it.
00:25:28.720And you can see that in the fact that most of the colonies actually banned Catholics from holding public office inside those states once they became states.
00:25:36.960So even at that time, the idea that just these two different versions of Christianity was like, well, this is probably as far as we can go with tolerance, right?
00:25:44.440Like, we're extremely tolerant because we think that we can work with Catholics and Protestants in the same country.
00:25:49.220The idea that now you need to bring in radically different religions, many of which have a complete ethos of, like, jihad or attack against those religions, it simply makes no sense.
00:25:59.380The founders would have rejected it outright.
00:26:00.900The idea that, you know, the First Amendment or some idea of religious pluralism was ultimately what even a guy like Thomas Jefferson was going for in that sense is just ridiculous.
00:26:11.480And just like all things that the founders wrote, they should be written within the understanding of the time and within the context of the time.
00:26:20.280Again, if they wanted to attract people from other parts of the world, they certainly knew how to do so.
00:26:25.820They were well aware of those of those other areas.
00:26:28.580They were well aware of those those nationalities, those nations, those empires.
00:26:32.520And no, you don't see these massive entreaties from Jefferson and Washington and Adams to the Ottomans.
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00:29:05.260Back on with our guest, Arne McIntyre.
00:29:07.920You know, people want to run around and they'll say like, oh, if you have these beliefs, you're not MAGA or something.
00:29:14.540When like a lot of them were like anti-MAGA until like five minutes ago.
00:29:17.400So but at the end of the day, right, we're actually just describing a historical process that's going on.
00:29:26.540These aren't prescriptive or even, you know, you know, you know, policy positions that we're trying to advance.
00:29:33.640It's just an explanation of this is why Zora Mandami is about to be the mayor.
00:29:37.740And in fact, these ideas are really bad and they're not just bad because they're wrong.
00:29:42.580They're bad because they lead to, again, Zora Mandami becoming mayor of New York City, right?
00:29:47.540You are going to have a vowed communist become the mayor of New York City.
00:29:50.720You will see open terrorism against white people in the streets, as well as, by the way, economic terrorism against anyone who's got an amount of money larger than he thinks that you should have.
00:30:01.780And that's just going to happen. And so that's where I think we need to draw the line, because there's a lot of people who do just want us to go back to that.
00:30:09.360Oh, it's just about the marketplace of ideas. Guys, don't ever talk about these things when, in fact, it is the things it is those things specifically that they're that they're trying to get you to stop talking about that are causing the issues.
00:30:23.260This should be really simple, right? Like mass democracy is something that our founders really spoke up against.
00:30:28.860They had restrictions on who could have the franchise and when and where. It was not this open system we have today, but we have made that like the basis of our country at this point.
00:30:38.820Mass democracy is the way that we legitimate our rulers. Well, if you have mass democracy and you bring in a bunch of people who don't hold your beliefs, who don't hold your values, who don't have a generational loyalty to the United States and what it stands for, then they will choose other ideas.
00:30:55.420They will bring their ideas with them. If you import the third world, you will become the third world, because that's just how numbers and democracy work.
00:31:03.960You don't have to believe anything crazy about race or any stuff like that to ultimately recognize that if you bring a bunch of people in from a country that's got nothing to do with the United States and you say, hey, would you like to pick a system where you have to earn every single thing that you get?
00:31:17.920Or would you like a system where we're going to take the stuff from other people and hand it to you? What are they going to choose?
00:31:23.000They're going to choose the second one, because guess what? They just got here. They don't have an investment in the system.
00:31:28.000Their ancestors weren't involved in building it up or making it what it is.
00:31:32.340And so something like socialism, where they appropriate the wealth of Americans, and as you pointed out, Mom Donnie has made it very clear that he intends to take mostly from white New Yorkers and not others.
00:31:42.060When they see that, they say to themselves, well, yeah, that's a lot easier than coming in and necessarily making it from scratch as an American.
00:31:50.640This is a very simple thing to understand.
00:31:52.580If you want to change the voting pattern in the United States, you change the population of the United States.
00:31:59.580You don't need to win the arguments. You don't need to prove your system is better.
00:32:03.100You don't need to have a better messaging. You just literally change the population.
00:32:07.520And that's the real great replacement at the end of the day.
00:32:13.460But it's certainly politically motivated because the Democrats have said out loud very proudly that if they can open the borders, then they have a demographic advantage in perpetuity and that eventually they will win no matter what.
00:32:26.100Multiple, multiple Democrats have said this very proudly, that their strategy is to make the United States as foreign as possible so that ultimately those people will vote and the Republicans will lose every single election.
00:32:38.020The Democrats know this. It's time for Republicans to stop pretending they don't know this either.
00:32:43.460And it's really amazing because you'll see refugee program after refugee program and suddenly are these temporary protected status programs.
00:32:51.100They have this whole litany of various programs that they use to say, well, that's not an illegal aliency.
00:32:56.700Look, they have this piece of paper. It's totally different.
00:32:58.640Or, you know, that person has legal ability to be here because, well, look, you know, we told them they could.
00:33:03.000And then, again, they're supported and propped up by this entire archipelago of NGOs and government institutions and ultimately taxpayer funding.
00:33:11.320So we are, in fact, funding our own demise through this.
00:33:14.280And you sit there and you go and then and then like the joy reads.
00:33:18.740And, of course, when she was feeling the joy on MSNBC, we'll sit there and say, well, it's just it's just a natural.
00:33:23.420It's just a natural organic progression.
00:34:54.220It's about defending a concrete people, a concrete way of life.
00:34:58.660And so conservatives need to stop playing the ideological game.
00:35:01.680They need to stop being afraid of defending the United States and its people, as opposed to trying to defend some abstract ideology.
00:35:08.920It's exactly what Kirk told us not to do.
00:35:11.540Ultimately, we can recognize, as you point out, that this is not something that's genuine.
00:35:15.900It's not something that's organic, because all you have to do is look at what the Democrats did when the Trump administration said, we're going to start bringing white South Africans into the United States because they are refugees.
00:35:26.420They are people who are in a position where the government is trying to kill them.
00:35:29.740They freaked out and they said, this is white supremacy, because for so long, the entire refugee system in the United States has been bent, has been aimed in the direction of bringing other races, other peoples, other religions into the United States.
00:35:43.140And the idea that a white person could be a refugee was so radical to them that they got absolutely insane about it.
00:35:49.780They lost their mind because it's clear that the refugee program is not meant to actually bring in people who are really being targeted, as the Afrikaners are in South Africa, for death by their own governments.
00:36:00.100That is not the purpose of the refugee program.
00:36:03.060The purpose of the refugee program is to create Democratic voters.
00:36:18.340If we're going to be consistent with a refugee policy, the left lose their mind because they know that's not what the refugee policy is there to do.
00:36:24.240It's the same thing with home loans, business loans, education, health care.
00:36:29.120All of these things are offered to immigrants or to refugees, often before they are even offered to Americans in the United States.
00:36:36.400This program is stacked to encourage foreigners to come in, to take root in the United States and to vote Democrat.
00:36:43.060It's a wide patronage network that is there to buy votes for the Democrats, not to help people who are actually in trouble.
00:36:50.160Right. And so Mandami knows that when he walks into this situation, when he walks into this ecosystem, he doesn't need to, quote unquote, state his his plan, you know, outwardly, although he does.
00:37:04.440When you when you when you ask him some questions, but he typically will sit on the stump and say, oh, it's just about it's just about health care.
00:37:10.380It's just about working wages, just about rent, just about housing.
00:37:13.480And then you start teasing him out a little bit and he goes, well, yeah, we're going to take it from the white people.
00:37:17.640And we're going to make sure that we take all the white people's stuff and give it to everybody else.
00:37:21.380And they all inherently know that, too.
00:37:23.440His voters inherently know that that's what his program is.
00:37:27.400And they want it. These are the people who supported Maggioni.
00:37:30.740And really, when you've got it, the same city, right, New York City, Maggioni and Mandani.
00:37:35.460Well, we've got the the moderates and the radicals yet again.
00:37:38.540It's the most it's the Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks.
00:37:41.480Aram McIntyre, I wish we could talk all day, brother.
00:37:44.120Where can people go to follow you and get more access to your work?
00:37:47.640I've got the Aram McIntyre show. It's on Blaze TV.
00:37:50.160It's also on YouTube, Rumble, all your favorite podcast platforms.
00:37:53.140And then, of course, I'm Aram McIntyre on Twitter.
00:38:52.120Yeah, in Houston at the field office, we just picked up three illegals, just wrapped up a two-day operation with 260 illegals picked up across the city.
00:39:05.400But what we're seeing all over, including places like Plum Grove, they hit heavy, and Colony Ridge, you know that area, basically an entire community built for illegal aliens.
00:39:14.340But what we're seeing here in Houston, just like I saw in Chicago last week and in Portland the week before, and in New York, everywhere we're going across the country, are these activist organizations, the same NGOs that were aiding and abetting the invasion of our country, are now aiding and abetting the illegals.
00:39:29.760And in this case, with these barricaded ones, we were told that they were actually talking to an NGO from inside the house.
00:39:44.820But this is what ICE is dealing with every single day because of these activist judges and these activist organizations.
00:39:52.300And so when you're talking about the barricade situation, do you know, do we know if they were armed at the time, or was it something where they were just refusing to come out of the house?
00:40:01.900I mean, again, this is a situation that ICE agents find themselves in, in addition, right, to all the riots and the protests and the insanity that the great, you know, Frontlines team that has covered, that you've covered.
00:40:12.640Just going on a routine call, they know they're going after the worst of the worst.
00:40:23.900That's why they put on, that's why they're wearing their field kit, their battle rattle, because they know that they could be facing anything on the other side of that door.
00:45:09.720They're trying to stop vehicles as we leave.
00:45:11.920Thankfully, police, this is the big difference, Jack, in sanctuary jurisdictions like I was at in Chicago versus a place like Houston, where law enforcement actually works with ICE.
00:45:36.040But the sanctuary jurisdictions are a death sentence for this country if we allow them to continue.
00:45:42.600Well, and that's one of the, you know, just kind of tie it back to what I was talking about in the prior opening here.
00:45:47.760That's exactly one of the big reasons that Jack Cittarelli has made ending New Jersey's sanctuary state policy one of the centerpieces of his campaign, specifically for criminal illegals.
00:46:02.820Because New Jersey, as small as it is, has one of the highest per capita illegal populations in the entire country.
00:46:09.120You've done some work up there, right, Ben?
00:46:23.620It's unknown in many that are illegal populations living in the United States that were invited in and strategically located in many of these places that were guided there by the cartels in some instances or by these NGOs that are profiting off this and that are profiting and supplying funds and support for all the protests that we have going on across our country.
00:46:44.640This is a massive conspiracy against this nation.
00:46:47.880And every single person involved and every organization involved with it need to be prosecuted.
00:47:10.420And then New York right behind them at number six, at 4.5 percent.
00:47:14.900And, Ben, give people your coordinates, give people your socials, and where they can follow you and support you while I hope that you are staying safe while embedding with the agents out there.