00:00:43Tonight, a passenger on a United Airlines flight now in federal custody tonight,
00:00:48accused of storming the cockpit mid-flight, claiming he was in possession of a bomb.
00:00:54This all happened last night, leading United to put out a hijack alert for that plane.
00:00:58The suspect, you see him here, Ronnie Gomez Alberto, reportedly a Honduran national who had already been deported out of the United States twice,
00:01:07according to officials with the Department of Homeland Security.
00:01:10As we learned just minutes ago, he is now in federal custody being held on felony charges.
00:01:16The outgoing president leaves a handwritten letter for the incoming president inside the resolute desk.
00:01:21Case in point is this letter is from January 20th, 2021.
00:01:25In it, President Trump wrote to the incoming president, quote, you now have the opportunity to choose your place in history and added, I know how much you love the American people.
00:01:36The New York Times obtained an excerpt of Biden's forthcoming memoir and reviewed a copy of the two page letter.
00:01:42Biden wrote the letter sounded a lot like one from an old friend.
00:01:46Marines and sailors celebrated the 251st birthday of the United States Marine Corps aboard the USS San Antonio, docked at Manhattan's Pier 88.
00:01:57This morning, a senior U.S. soldier working on this British base that serves as the headquarters for NATO's Rapid Reaction Corps is accused of spying for Russia.
00:02:07The arrest representing a potential major breach in national security
00:02:11because the NATO Rapid Reaction Corps coordinates large-scale training exercises
00:02:15and orchestrates NATO ground forces in a crisis.
00:02:19FBI Director Cash Patel flatly describing the case as espionage.
00:04:34philadelphia which had been the site of independence had been taken by the british
00:04:40and that's why they had camped out in valley forge pennsylvania in the fields in tents and
00:04:46teepees and log cabins they had nothing they didn't have shoes on their feet
00:04:51blistered bleeding freezing in the snow martha washington darning socks for those patriots for
00:05:01that army. In some cases, they didn't even have money from the Continental Congress to be able
00:05:07to pay. George Washington was going around directly asking them, don't desert. Don't walk
00:05:16away. Stay and fight with me. Stay with me through the winter and fight and we will win.
00:05:23many people didn't make it through that winter but for those patriots who stood with washington
00:05:32they crossed the delaware in a sneak attack on the british at princeton on christmas eve
00:05:40and won and showed the world that the patriots can stand together and stand tall when they rise up
00:05:48even in the moments of the darkest winter and we owe it to those veterans the first veterans
00:05:55the boys of valley forge did they quit did they surrender did they desert did they go home no
00:06:05they stood and they fought and they continued to fight for eight years until they got a country
00:06:12of their own and they declared independence and they won their sovereignty on the battlefield
00:06:18That is our call today, ladies and gentlemen. That is the call of the veteran. It is that long chain of sacrifice of every veteran of every generation going all the way back to the first Americans, the first veterans, the veterans of Valley Forge.
00:06:37i want to give a huge shout out by the way to uh my ancestral homeland of poland right now
00:06:43where they are showing the world with a one million man march of polish patriots a sea of
00:06:51white and red after this massive crackdown that took place at the constitutional courts
00:06:57after the massive and horrific shooting which took place just one week ago in krakow
00:07:04the patriots of poland are showing the world that they will not quit they will not surrender
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00:08:50So, folks, we're talking about the incredible work that's being done in Poland right now.
00:08:58we're talking about the incredible work that's being done by so many veterans out there in
00:09:03America today, people who are reminding themselves that they fought for our country and they swore
00:09:07an oath to defend our country that does not have an expiration date. But I do want to play some
00:09:13comments that were made recently by the Secretary of Homeland Security. I think this was last night,
00:09:20guys, let's play clip one. Can you promise our viewers and the 77 million people who voted for
00:09:27president trump that there is no change in his immigration zero change the president made that
00:09:33very clear we're still going after the worst the worst and amnesty will never be on the table uh
00:09:39and and keep in mind the president has made it very clear he controls the veto so if they were
00:09:44to send something over that uh the president and the republicans don't agree with he can veto it
00:09:50and he will veto it he's the one that secured the border he's the one that set out the agenda to
00:09:55take the worst of the worst and restore law and order. He was the one that made America great
00:10:00again. He's the one that brought safety to Washington, D.C. and other cities that are
00:10:04willing to work with us. That includes getting our criminals off the street.
00:10:09Okay. Yeah. And I think there's also a part where the Homeland Security Secretary
00:10:13made some comments about DACA. And we'll see if we can grab that one as well. And I want to bring
00:10:19on now R. McIntyre of the R. McIntyre show, because this is something that we've talked about for
00:10:24quite the time aren't how are you doing well thanks for having me well so this is something
00:10:30that look you and i have had this discussion before and it bears repeating here on veterans
00:10:35day where we've got a situation where talk of amnesty deals yet again in the air and the homeland
00:10:42security secretary was out there talking about a uh you know this this docker recipients and
00:10:49something, by the way, that Hakeem Jeffries has come out. By the way, Hakeem Jeffries came out
00:10:55and said that he wants to bring back DACA recipients who were deported and pay them
00:11:00damages. He calls it remedial assistance. That was something that was out there. And there was
00:11:05this statement that was made, you know, that by Secretary Mullenbreed said that, you know,
00:11:14some of them, he wants to get legal status for DACA illegals, that some of them don't even speak
00:11:19english never even lived in the country and also pointing out the fact that if there is any deal to
00:11:25be made that there's there's no mechanism really for uh for republicans to hold future democrats
00:11:32uh to their promise in in any meaningful shape way shape or form and so aren't i want to bring
00:11:39you in here because there's this this debate really has uh exploded and we're here on veterans
00:11:47day. Today, we're supposed to be remembering the service, and we are remembering the service of so
00:11:51many who did serve in all those wars from Valley Forge on forward. And something you and I have
00:11:56always talked about is that if you go and ask any of those soldiers, or if you had the ability to
00:12:00do so, I don't think any of them would be talking about, oh, I fought and died, or I served for the
00:12:07winter of Valley Forge and sacrificed everything for a propositional open borders experiment.
00:12:13it. I think they would say they were fighting for a nation. Yeah, absolutely. Ultimately,
00:12:18no one dies for an economic zone. And yes, people do ultimately believe strongly in ideas. But the
00:12:24reason that you go and you fight, that you sacrifice in the way that soldiers have is for
00:12:30your homeland. It's for your people. It's for a place, not just a set of beliefs. The beliefs
00:12:35matter, of course, but ultimately that's what they're fighting for. And so when you see people
00:12:41who are willing to give away this place this people to others who do not belong here who
00:12:47do not uh you know really have that history in that connection it becomes very offensive i mean
00:12:52you look at what mark wayne mullen is saying there and he's talking about oh we're not going
00:12:57to give amnesty out we're just going to find a legal status for for daca well that that's an
00:13:02amnesty that's you're just rearranging the words you're describing an amnesty but you're not
00:13:07actually calling it that, but that doesn't mean it's not an amnesty. If you're going to let people
00:13:12come here and stay here who are not Americans, who are not citizens, you are granting them a
00:13:18level of amnesty. And I don't care about the sob stories. I don't want to hear about how they did
00:13:23nothing wrong. They don't belong here. And that is what the American voters sent Donald Trump back
00:13:29to Washington to fix, was to send people like this out of the country because they're not supposed to
00:13:33be here. When Mark Wayne Mullen goes ahead and repeats this rhetoric about removing the worst
00:13:39of the worst, that's code for we're not doing mass deportations. Yes, we should prioritize
00:13:44criminals who are rapists and murderers and drug dealers. But remember, every illegal immigrant
00:13:50is a criminal. They have all violated the law. They all need to go home. So yes, start with the
00:13:57worst of the worst. But when they repeat this language over and over again, the subtext is
00:14:02we're not going after the average immigrant and unfortunately we also heard this in trump's
00:14:07discussion when we he was in that 60 minutes interview oh what about the people who have
00:14:11been here working a good job for 20 years in a hotel or somewhere else well mr president those
00:14:17people have to go back to because those good jobs belong to americans that's the deal that was made
00:14:23and the continued usage of this language is very concerning they run around saying
00:14:27no amnesty no amnesty but everything they're describing sounds like amnesty
00:14:32Yeah. And I want to go back to sort of the way of thinking, because there are there are practical considerations here that, you know, look, we you know, I was out speaking in California.
00:14:45I want to say a huge shout out, by the way, to the Liberty Forum of Silicon Valley.
00:14:49We had hundreds of people out last night. Just an incredible event, obviously on the cusp of Veterans Day.
00:14:57And yes, in a place where we're in California, they are used to being the underdogs and being the dissidents and the opposition because they are by far the minority here.
00:15:07That this is something where people need to understand that California used to be a red state all the way through the 1980s.
00:15:16And so many people have, within living memory, California voting reliably red in presidential elections.
00:15:24But an amnesty was passed in 1986, and yes, it was done by Ronald Reagan.
00:15:28And ever since then, California has become a blue state, of which there doesn't seem – I do see potentially paths for the future on that, but there doesn't seem to be a direct or immediate way out.
00:15:40And what people need to understand is that all this amnesty talk, all you're saying is Texas becomes blue forever.
00:15:48All right. Texas becomes blue forever. And if Texas comes blue forever, there's no such thing as a Republican Party that's able to win the Electoral College anymore.
00:15:57It's just as simple as that. But why is it that when when you hear certain people make these these claims, they just don't seem to put the dots together?
00:16:06it is unfortunate that people have been reluctant to acknowledge the reality here and the reality
00:16:14is that demographics ultimately shift the direction of your country they are in many ways
00:16:20destiny and when we look at voting yes arguments do matter issues do matter but overall people tend
00:16:28to vote in blocks with people who look like them who believe like them who speak like them and so
00:16:35we see reliably this myth of the conservative minority there's going to be this minority that
00:16:40we bring in maybe it's it's indians or hispanics or someone else they have strong families they
00:16:45have you know a belief in a faith and so therefore they're going to naturally be conservative but
00:16:50time and again we see that these groups groups actually vote democrat reliably over and over
00:16:56again indians voting 70 democrat blacks voting 90 democrat jews voting 70 democrat we see this
00:17:04repeatedly. And so this idea that it's not going to matter if we bring in a bunch of foreign people
00:17:09because eventually they'll just kind of meld into America and start making up their mind and they'll
00:17:14start listening to the arguments of conservatives, that just does not happen. And the evidence is
00:17:19everywhere. We can see the truth of this. And so we have to embrace this reality. We have to stop
00:17:24lying to ourselves about the blank slate that ultimately it's all about a marketplace of ideas.
00:17:29Unfortunately, in most democracies, elections are roll calls when it comes to religion and ethnicity. That's actually how it works. This is what Lee Kuan Yew said. In a multicultural democracy, you don't vote with your ideas or your principles. You vote with your race and your religion. And that's what people actually do.
00:17:47We have to dispel ourselves of this notion that everything is Mr. Smith goes to Washington.
00:17:53This is, again, why it was so important for Donald Trump to come into the White House and begin closing the border and starting deportations because we were on a clock.
00:18:02There's only a matter of time before the demographics of the United States flip and ultimately electoral politics is weighted towards the Democrats.
00:18:10In order to avoid that, we have to stop the immigration and we have to take it seriously.
00:18:14No, we certainly do need to take it seriously. And it's something where, again, these have practical considerations, right? We can believe in this sort of romantic language that, oh, you know, one day we'll be able to win the hearts and minds of the people that we're bringing in.
00:18:31And one day and the natural conservatism will will shine out.
00:18:35Or we can look at the cold, hard data and the cold, hard data is exactly as you say, 70 percent, 80 percent, 65 percent, Democrat, Democrat, Democrat, Democrat.
00:18:45And if that's the case, why exactly are we offering amnesty or increased immigration to groups that are inherently opposed to us politically in election, after election, after election, when Texas, by the way, just became a sanctuary state?
00:19:02We'll be right back here with Jack Posobiec from Events Daily.
00:19:15Talk about influences. These are influences, and they're friends of mine, Jack Posobiec.
00:19:26Where's Jack? Jack, he's done a great job.
00:19:33All right, folks, welcome back to Human Events. I'm Jack Posobiec. When's the last time you
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00:20:37mcintyre here host the r mcintyre show and we're talking this idea about what is it that the
00:20:44veterans of the past fought for what was it that it you know was it this idea of a propositional
00:20:49economic zone or was it a home or was it a nation a group of people and and r and i i'd love to get
00:20:55you to comment on this because i think it's it's similar that right now we're seeing in poland a
00:21:01march of one million polish patriots out in warsaw who are there defending their country
00:21:09against globalism and the threat of immigration and obviously i should say mass immigration is
00:21:14absolutely something that's underpinning all of this because poland was the really only one of
00:21:20the only countries that refused the migration pact and angela merkel back in 19 or excuse me
00:21:262015, 10 years ago. And Poland has remained a homogenous nation and stayed true to their
00:21:34culture and their heritage and their bonds of their nation because they only received
00:21:40independence and true freedom from the communists about 30 years ago. That's why you're seeing
00:21:46such a backlash from Poland, because they aren't taking any of it. They just got their country back
00:21:52And they will be damned if someone in Brussels is going to tell them otherwise. That's why you're seeing this massive outpouring today. And so, you know, Arne, the example of Poland, I think, here gives us a lot to point at as to what we're talking about. This is what a nation looks like, isn't it?
00:22:09absolutely and it's so important when it's linked with the military so think about england right now
00:22:16right the uk is talking about how it's probably going to go to war with russia at some point which
00:22:21seems insane but one of the things that guys like jason reese mogg is talking about is how you're
00:22:27going to have a difficult time getting young men to fight for england and the reason is that one
00:22:33you've imported a bunch of foreigners who don't actually care about the country are not going to
00:22:37fight on its behalf. None of these people from Pakistan or India are going to sign up to go fight
00:22:43on behalf of the United Kingdom. But also the native men of England are demoralized because
00:22:50ultimately they see their country being handed over to foreigners. And so the patriotism is an
00:22:55all-time low. The willingness to fight and die for their homeland when they're told it's not
00:23:01their homeland plummets. And so that's a cautionary tale for a place like the United States, which is
00:23:06currently uh experiencing the influx of all of these people over time you're going to have a
00:23:12situation you know we already have a moment where america's armed forces are increasingly kind of a
00:23:17hereditary warrior caste you know there's very few people who join the military whose parents
00:23:23weren't in the military that's dwindling more and more you don't have you don't have the big
00:23:27service of the entire nation like you had in world war ii or vietnam due to the draft everything is
00:23:32voluntary and therefore very few people are joining the military. And so if you have the
00:23:37scenario where that's shrinking and also you have an influx of foreigners coming in, you're going to
00:23:43decrease the desire to have people serve, to become veterans, to stand up for their country
00:23:48because they don't feel like they own it. And so places like Poland understand that. They understand
00:23:53that dispossessing their population is going to reduce their ability to defend themselves, to have
00:23:58an active military force of people who are willing to sacrifice. That's something you have to think
00:24:02about when you're talking about mass immigration that's precisely right and in fact jacob reese
00:24:08maug is someone uh we just had him on the program here a couple months ago when we were over in uh
00:24:12in london and we got to have a sit down with him and uh it was a good interview and and again when
00:24:19we look at poland and you see the veterans of course today is uh veterans day and it's also
00:24:24polish independence day because poland won their independence in world war one so today a lot of
00:24:28people don't realize in America that Veterans Day is based on the date of the end of the First World
00:24:34War. So the 11th hour of the 11th month, the 11th day of the 11th month. And this is why it's so
00:24:42important. And so for Poland, this is not something that's academic, right? It had been
00:24:47wiped off the map for 123 years, then they get independence back, then just 30 years after that
00:24:53or so, not even, you know, 20 years after that, they get invaded again by the Soviets and the
00:24:59Nazis and then have to exist and survive under the communist regime up until 1991. So this is not
00:25:07a group of people that they only had just a little bit of taste of actual self-governance
00:25:13and actual freedom. And they do not want to let go because they all have within living memory
00:25:20that feeling of what it's like to be occupied and totally dispossessed.
00:25:26And that's why, and yes, obviously I'm of Polish descent, so I'm certainly biased here,
00:25:31but I still say that it is an incredible example for us to look to, to say, this is what a
00:25:37nation looks like, this is what loving your home looks like, this is what loving your
00:25:41people looks like, it is not hate, it is not anger, it is not racism, it is quite literally
00:25:47the most basic and natural feeling on planet Earth.
00:25:53Absolutely. A nation has to be cohesive. It has to have that brotherhood. That's why people fight
00:25:58for each other at the end of the day. A nation is an extended family in which people understand
00:26:03that their sacrifice will live on through their children and their grandchildren, their way of
00:26:08life, their faith, their beliefs, their folk ways, their traditions, their history, their heritage.
00:26:14It's all going to be transferred through that country, so it's worth standing up for, it's worth dying for.
00:26:21We can look at historical examples like the Roman Empire, where over time, slowly, they imported so many people and extended their citizenship so widely that their armed forces started to fill up with foreigners instead of Romans.
00:26:36You started to see generals who were not Roman, you started to see emperors who were not Roman, until eventually, the emperor didn't even bother going to Rome.
00:26:43not only were they not born there not only were they not roman they didn't even bother to look
00:26:48and see the eternal city and a lot of this came up and a lot of this came up in the crusades when
00:26:53they got to byzantium and started asking where the romans were uh all right we got to run uh we
00:26:58should do a whole podcast on that sometime where can people follow you man ward mcintyre on twitter
00:27:03on youtube thanks for having me man all right all right god bless the great arm mcintyre what
00:35:56Tell us a little bit more about the book and some of the tools that you give people in there.
00:36:01Well, one of the things we do is we start out very basic and tell people,
00:36:06you have to understand yourself before you can figure out what the it is in the question.
00:36:12And the it being whatever the issue is that energizes people or or quite often in the political arena makes you mad, you know, but you have to understand yourself.
00:36:21You have to understand your strengths and weaknesses. You have to understand your neighborhood, where you fall in the in the societal culture that you live in from local to state to national.
00:36:32and really have a basic understanding of that before you can take that step forward
00:36:39and identify what the issue is that energizes people
00:36:43and energizes you really to take an action that you might not otherwise take.
00:36:48And that's the second thing that we teach people to do is that right there.
00:36:53And we talk to folks in the book about not feeling like things are impossible because they're not.
00:37:00It takes one small step, even raising money.
00:37:04You know, I raised millions of dollars over the years since 2013, and I entered the political arena, Jack.
00:37:10My average donation is still about $45 a donation, no matter what.
00:37:17And we teach people how to do that and how to think about that.
00:37:21And it's just a simple act of identifying those that agree with that issue, the it that we call it, that you've identified,
00:37:29and then asking them for help, whether it be financially to help set up a small organization
00:37:35to take action, like going out and knocking on doors and leaving a flyer or even waving a sign
00:37:41or showing up like we're all doing in South Mississippi right now is we're showing up at
00:37:45the election commissions and watching them count affidavit ballots in the Cindy Hyde-Smith Senate
00:37:49race because the vote is so close within a couple of thousand that affidavit ballots are being counted.
00:37:55i'm gonna have to get you back on that when we get a full update colonel where can people go
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00:38:09jack posovic right back human events daily go mark his voice going down to mexico
00:38:14it's the jack posovic appreciation hour i can say confidently i believe i think josh shapiro
00:38:24would be the vice presidential nominee if it wasn't for Jack Posobiec. And that is, I'm being honest.
00:38:33All right, folks, Jack Posobiec back live here at Human Events Daily. Now, of course,
00:38:37we're talking about the United States. We're talking about our nation. We're talking about
00:38:41threats to our nation. I want to go down to Oscar Blue Ramirez, who is now embedded in this new
00:38:47migrant caravan that has suddenly sprung up right after the midterm elections. Oscar, are you there?
00:38:53can you hear me? Yes, Jack, thank you for the invitation. You know, well, thank you for being
00:38:59there, and I hope that you're being safe. Tell us, what's the situation, where are you, and what's
00:39:04going on? We're in the south border at Tapachula Chapas. Real America's Voice News has been
00:39:09covering these migrant caravans. This is our 13th, Jack, so this is nothing new for us, but this
00:39:14actually started happening. It started exploding after the Democrats won Senate and Congress.
00:39:19A lot of the people and a lot of the migrants that they're here, they were saying that they
00:39:22were watching it on TV, just waiting for the moment that they declared that the Senate and
00:39:26Congress was won by the Democrats, and they started walking. They entered the country a
00:39:29couple of days ago, and they have waited here a couple of days to start walking. Yesterday,
00:39:34they initiated this walk in direction with the United States, towards the United States of
00:39:38America, and their understanding, this is thanks to Joe Biden. Joe Biden did this because of their
00:39:44open border policies. Now the whole world, particularly Central America and South America,
00:39:49understands that if Democrats win, everybody is going to be let in.
00:39:54Everybody is going to be admissible to enter through a non-port of entry.
00:39:56And they think that they have now a great possibility to pressure the voters to get all these NGOs again back on the payroll like they were doing with USAID.
00:40:07And after that, you know, funding all these massive caravans and pressure the American government to open up the borders.
00:40:24And this is a clear evidence that these international organizations, they only work where there is a crisis and they can, you know, make a lot of millions of dollars out of the American taxpayer.
00:40:35Well, I mean, and this is this is it seems crazy to us.
00:40:39We know the president is obviously still Donald Trump, so he has not changed his status and ICE has not changed their status.
00:40:46So what what do they think is going to happen or what do you think is going to happen when they arrive at the border?
00:40:53We know Texas is soon to have a Democrat governor, but that doesn't change the posture, the United States government and homeland security that's there.
00:41:01well at the end of the day uh jack it goes back to who's incentivizing this and who is doing this
00:41:09you and i know the globalist compact of immigration it is still in mexico but in the
00:41:13united states of america is not part of it so the united nations has a lot to do with this and what
00:41:17they did on the 2016 2020 on the first term of the trump administration it's a copy face of what
00:41:22they're trying to do right now pressure the borders arrive at the borders create all these
00:41:26massive migrant camps. Then all these NGOs by all these, you know, humanitarians, liberals come
00:41:32into the borders of Mexico, incentivize the Congress and the Senate to release funds and
00:41:38then pressure the borders to ambush. This actually started happening on the last months of the first
00:41:45term of the Trump administration. And it looks exactly the same. The dirt can continue to operate.
00:41:50And just to the American people to know, this is just the first caravan on the 2nd of December.
00:41:55they're speculating another one. Then on the same month of December, they're speculating another one
00:42:00on the 13th or the 14th of December. And then they're waiting for January. And another thing
00:42:05that is just quite interesting, Jack, different from all the caravans that we have walked,
00:42:09there's a numerous amount of people right here that they're walking that they have been recently
00:42:13deported by ICE. This is the other effect, that they were deported, they were released right here,
00:42:19really close to the border between Guatemala and Mexico. And now that they see this great
00:42:24opportunity to go back, if they think so, and I don't know how they're going to enter because
00:42:30the border is closed, but they see the opportunity that they can go back to the United States of
00:42:34America. And lastly, this takes, you know, to the most dangerous pathway, the organized crime
00:42:40in the cartel. They're going to reactivate this because if they see these massive groups,
00:42:44the ones that they're profiting of the trafficking of children, trafficking of women,
00:42:47trafficking. And man, at the end of the day, it is the organized crime and the cartel in Mexico.
00:42:52Well, and this is a stark reminder, I think, to a lot of us where that these organizations
00:42:58do still exist and they are still receiving incredible amounts of funding. And just because
00:43:04we've had this two-year respite with President Trump, it does not mean that they have been
00:43:10defeated. It just means really they were just laying low this whole time, weren't they?
00:43:14yes we reported this you know the first day the trump administration came into office they
00:43:22canceled cbp1 this is the chicken bomb jack they said they canceled cbp1 1.2 million applicants
00:43:27they stay stranded at the north borders with mexico and the united states so you have those
00:43:301.2 million then you have the thousands of the state in the middle parts of mexico then you have
00:43:35the influx that is coming in like this one that is stuck right here in the south border in top
00:43:39like in a bottleneck. You have this ticking bomb that is waiting to explode. And on these two years,
00:43:45we have been coming down here, down south of the border, to check who is in charge of these
00:43:50movements. And you have still OIM is present on the other side of the Guatemala border.
00:43:55Still, United Nations is present right here in the UNHCR, still doing their process. Why? Because
00:44:00Mexico, it is under the globalist compact of immigration of the United Nations. Meanwhile,
00:44:04Mexico stays on this, the only thing that it can stop this mass migration, it is the 25 percent
00:44:09tariff, the threat of a tariff that the United States has on Mexico. If the Senate and Congress
00:44:14remove that, we better watch out because we're not going to have Biden 2.0. It is going to be
00:44:183.0. It's going to be worse than it was before. When we're talking about these caravans and we're
00:44:25talking about this, can you put a number on it? How many do you think are in the caravan that
00:44:31you're with right now, approximately? And if they have other numbers, what could we be looking at
00:44:36down the line? Well, we're looking at right here that they're walking 2,000 right now. But we're
00:44:44also seeing that there's a small influx coming in like an ant operation, continuously on two
00:44:48ports of entry that they connect to Guatemala. Talking about small numbers, 100, 300, 200 weekly.
00:44:53But right now, the number that we're walking, it is 2,000. And it is moving fast, Jack. And when I
00:44:58say it's moving fast, I will say that possibly next week or in approximately 10 to 12 days,
00:45:04they will be arriving to the north borders. Which state did they want to go to? They say
00:45:08through the river. And they understand that through the river, it is the Rio Grande River
00:45:12into Texas. So that is going to bring the other subject to see what is going to be the next
00:45:17opinion or how the next governor that turned blue in the most reddest state in Texas, how she is0.99
00:45:23going to approach this matter? Look, I just have to say this has all the hallmarks of an operation.
00:45:30To me, this seems like it's a setup between the incoming Democrats there in Texas, as well as the
00:45:36caravans, because they want to create this. Again, it's a manufactured crisis, a manufactured crisis
00:45:43that they want to put on the border. The government of the United States has not changed their policy
00:45:48whatsoever regarding this but they want to create this type of pilot this type of crisis why
00:45:54so that they can go to the media so they can create provocations and they're actually hoping
00:45:59i'm going to say it i think they're actually hoping that something bad happens to one of
00:46:04these migrants so that then the media can blame it all on donald trump and the republicans
00:46:09absolutely you're 100 correct they're waiting on the you know on the migrant george floyd
00:46:15Let me just say it like that. Yeah, that's right. That's what they're waiting on. That's what they're waiting on. And that particularly is what they're waiting on to see if something happens between the limitations of the border and the Mexico and the United States of America.
00:46:26The most ridiculous thing about that, you know, Jack, it is that under the Biden administration is where more migrants have died between the limitations of Mexico and the United States.
00:46:34And these people are here to create a crisis and to destabilize the border.
00:46:40More caravans are going to be constructed and also formed right now at the side of the border.
00:46:47Let's see how Mexico plays out this way, because if the Trump administration comes and sits down with them and tells them, you know what, this is not the agreement.
00:46:53You have a 25 percent tariff. You need to dismantle these caravans and stop them.
00:46:57Let's see how Shamebound takes this posture and let's see if they're going to stop dismantling.
00:47:01They're going to start dismantling these caravans or they're going to give them access all the way to certain states in Mexico and give them visas or war visas or some kind of a permit.
00:47:11No, and this is exactly why it's so dangerous when we hear this amnesty talk right now, because that's becoming a magnet for them, isn't it?
00:47:19yes absolutely that was one of the talks that we were talking to that i talked to like uh three to
00:47:25four migrants yesterday we were walking on a caravan i said what is your opinion now that
00:47:28donald trump has said that he was kind of rough and tough on ice operations and also that he said
00:47:33that he was possibly going to sit down and have a deal with democrats over 10 to 15 years people
00:47:38that they have been illegally in the country that said yes that means that we're winning and that
00:47:41means that he's weak a lot of them said that so you know you cannot say and i will be bold to say
00:47:47this, Jack. And I don't know if I'm wrong, but that is my opinion. You cannot say these kind
00:47:51of opinions because it's going to have a trickle and a domino effect, and it's already having
00:47:54proof of that. Exactly right. Oscar Blue Ramirez, where can people follow you, brother?
00:47:59Oscar Blue Ramirez, Real America's voice using. Follow Rav in Spanish, Jack. Thank you so much
00:48:03for having me. Follow Rav in Spanish 100% and follow Rav everywhere. Stay safe, my friend.
00:48:10Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay ashore.