In the Litter Box - FOREIGN INDENTURED SERVANTS ｜ In the Litter Box w⧸ Jewels & Catturd – Ep. 1112 – 10⧸9⧸2026

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00:01:00.000 Hello, hello, hello, hello everybody.

00:01:26.300 Welcome in.

00:01:27.120 it's friday october 9th and it's just me today i warned you i let you know in advance cat turd is

00:01:33.920 home with his family he is getting ready for this storm he told you what all he had to do with his

00:01:38.960 pet family over there there's a lot that's involved there there's a huge hurricane that is coming and

00:01:45.200 also tornado warnings that are behind it and when that's bearing down on your house you don't do a

00:01:52.000 show. You go tie everything down that isn't bolted to the floor, and you get your people

00:01:57.700 somewhere safe. So that's where he is. And that's exactly where he should be, as you all I'm sure

00:02:03.940 would agree. So let's say hello to everybody in the chat room. I know this is it's always

00:02:10.920 interesting whenever we have these storms and things. Finally, it was great for me because

00:02:16.020 it just kind of stopped in my area it went from being extremely hot to really you know nice weather

00:02:24.160 and that's what happens around here it's the strangest thing you can you will ever imagine

00:02:29.700 it's like all of a sudden it goes from just a full-blown heat wave like you know everybody's

00:02:35.380 going to perish to something that you feel like well this never even happened to begin with

00:02:40.120 so I want to say hello to all of you that's normally how we start out the show see what

00:02:45.200 you all are chatting about. Sasha Shia. I always say your name wrong. You do know this, right? I

00:02:51.500 mean, you can tease me forever about it, but it's good to see you. Hi, Kyle Glenn, 2434. How are you

00:02:58.200 doing? Carolyn Food Forest, 355 from North Florida. Hello. Joanne Columbo, 3656. Any relation to the

00:03:08.620 real Columbo? Catherine Needs Coffee. There's Ahmad. She's like, hi. Yes, I know you've got a 0.54

00:03:14.640 busy job in there tim peck 1157 junkyard dog f he says it's a category three kyle glenn 2434 hey

00:03:25.240 molly mcfrolley good to see you prayers for cat and all in the area molly mcfrolley is also an

00:03:32.660 awesome mod on this show we are the news 2025 and two dogs in the truck you got it i don't know

00:03:39.660 I don't know. This is a whole different animal for me. Good to see everybody. I hope you're

00:03:45.200 having a wonderful, wonderful Friday. We made it, so to speak. We have Remy Smith. Hey there.

00:03:51.400 And Bubbles95AZ. Hey there, Bubbles. Hi, fishes. That's great. Cyborg. All right, good. It's good

00:04:01.420 to see you. Debra Malam, how are you? Yes, prayers for everybody. This is something that

00:04:07.200 It's just very unexpected. It always is. And even if you think you're completely prepared,

00:04:13.560 you know, something, anything could happen. So I want to start off with a question. And I want

00:04:20.060 you to actually answer it in your own head before I keep going. Could you quit your job tomorrow?

00:04:27.880 Not would you, could you? If your boss did something you couldn't live with, if he cut

00:04:33.240 your hours, if he told you to do something that wasn't right, could you walk out the door on

00:04:39.620 Friday and start somewhere else on Monday? You could. It'd be scary. I mean, it'd be a hard

00:04:47.000 month for you. You might have to move. But you could do it. I mean, that's yours. Nobody can

00:04:53.380 take it. Now hold on to that for just a second because I'm about to tell you about a whole

00:04:59.240 category of people working in this country right now who can't. So here it is. This is the part

00:05:08.440 that everybody is going to skip. Basically, we're talking about all of the things that happened with

00:05:15.480 J.D. Vance yesterday. It was a huge deal. Now don't forget who J.D. Vance is. He's vice president

00:05:22.280 and here we are upon the midterms. You've got a lot of moving parts and pieces. He is a presidential

00:05:28.820 hopeful from what we all have seen. But here's the part that a lot of people are going to skip,

00:05:35.360 that when one of these companies brings in a foreign worker on a sponsored visa,

00:05:41.800 everybody reports it as a hiring decision. They hired a foreigner instead of an American.

00:05:49.960 And then we all have the same argument that we've had for 20 years about whether there's a shortage 0.95

00:05:54.820 of engineers, and whether the kids are studying the right things, and round and round and round

00:06:00.500 we go. That argument is not the story. Because the worker's right to be in this country is not

00:06:08.980 attached to this country. It's actually attached to the company. The company filed the paperwork.

00:06:17.100 the company owns the petition. He or she is here because they said so, and he or she stays here

00:06:26.400 because they keep saying so. So ask the question again about him or her. Could he quit tomorrow?

00:06:36.160 The answer is no, he could not. That is not a job offer. That's a lease on a person,

00:06:43.860 which means the company isn't buying his labor. His labor they could have bought from anybody

00:06:51.420 including from the American down the street. What they're buying the thing they cannot get 0.97

00:06:58.440 anywhere else at any price is a worker who cannot leave. Who doesn't negotiate? Who doesn't complain

00:07:07.240 to HR? Who doesn't organize? Who doesn't say no? Because the cost of saying no isn't a new job 0.69

00:07:17.020 search. It's a plain ticket home. They're not buying labor. They're buying leverage. And when

00:07:27.100 you buy a person's labor and his inability to refuse you in the same transaction, there's

00:07:34.980 already a word for that and we stopped using it in this country a long time ago because we decided

00:07:40.760 it was beneath us indenture and that is what today's show is foreign indentured servants

00:07:51.320 and let me say it plainly to you because I don't want one person misunderstanding where I stand 0.99

00:07:57.800 because I am completely against foreigners having rights over American citizens not equal to over 0.98

00:08:04.300 and that is exactly what this is. The American who got laid off had every right on paper and it 0.99

00:08:13.340 bought him nothing. The imported worker had fewer rights and that is precisely what made him worth 1.00

00:08:22.100 more. That's not a system that treats them the same. That is a system that pays a premium for 0.78

00:08:30.920 the one who can't say no and charges the American for it. So the answer is not to go and give that

00:08:42.280 man a better deal. I want to be clear about that too, because that's where the other side always

00:08:48.060 takes this. More protections, a portable visa, a path, whatever they're calling it this month,

00:08:54.460 whatever the flavor is. All that does is make the pipeline permanent and call it compassion.

00:09:02.040 The answer is you don't get to buy the leverage in the first place. If the job is here, it's an

00:09:08.760 American's job and you pay an American's wage for it. You want somebody who can't quit? Well, 0.79

00:09:15.960 go find a country that still allows that. It is not going to be this one.

00:09:21.020 the villain is whoever figured out that a worker who can't quit is worth more than a worker who

00:09:29.280 can and then went and built a system to get as many of those as possible and every politician

00:09:36.460 who held the door for him so here's the deal if somebody brings this up to you to at work on

00:09:46.140 Monday. I mean, you don't need a single statistic to win the argument. You just need one sentence.

00:09:53.580 It isn't that they hired a foreigner. It's that they hired someone who can't quit. 0.99

00:09:59.820 And they did it to an American who could. All right. So I'm going to do the thing that I like 0.92

00:10:08.600 to do. And let's go and see how it actually works. I know it's starting to feel like my Saturday show.

00:10:14.700 So I decided I was going to do it this way so that a lot of you that haven't watched the Saturday show, you see how in depth we get into a lot of these different issues that we kind of we touch on a whole bunch during the week.

00:10:26.680 And we have so much fun on this show.

00:10:27.860 But Saturday is completely different.

00:10:29.240 And when I'm alone on this show without the cat, the main cat, the cat in the hat, the one that is probably holding on to that hat right now, what happens is we cover so much that we're never able to get into the deep dives.

00:10:43.880 And so when I'm alone on the show, instead of just running through the stories, I thought

00:10:47.440 I would just focus on this one so that you could walk away with the information that

00:10:52.240 you need because this is a big subject and there are going to be a lot of people that

00:10:57.800 are going to be rattling sabers like they like to do.

00:11:01.700 And I just want you to be prepared for it and you will be because this argument, you

00:11:07.040 will win hands down because you're going to know a lot more than them.

00:11:11.020 so there's paperwork this isn't a theory there's a form there's a wage table with the numbers

00:11:19.120 printed right on it and once you've seen the form you will never hear the word shortage the same way

00:11:25.380 again so yesterday the vice president of the united states he did something that nobody in

00:11:33.620 that job had the spine to do in 20 years. He got up and he said out loud that the labor department

00:11:41.240 is suspending one single American company from the program that turns a foreign worker into a

00:11:48.640 permanent resident. Not fining them, not auditing them, suspending them indefinitely. New applications

00:11:58.940 and the ones already sitting in the pile.

00:12:02.800 The company is Microsoft.

00:12:06.480 And here's the thing.

00:12:07.780 I bet most of the coverage you see of this today and yesterday,

00:12:11.560 I did a thread on it yesterday.

00:12:12.920 You can go check that one out if you want to.

00:12:14.560 It's on my page.

00:12:15.960 It's going to be about whether the administration is allowed to do that.

00:12:20.140 Is it legal?

00:12:21.260 Is it retaliation?

00:12:22.880 What's the process?

00:12:24.120 Who's going to sue?

00:12:25.700 Well, that's not the story either.

00:12:28.940 The story is the number that Vance read out because it's the kind of number that ends an argument.

00:12:37.460 6,000 American workers Microsoft laid off last year. That's Vance's figure.

00:12:45.000 6,300 H-1B visas taken the same year. That's also Vance's figure.

00:12:51.800 3,000 green card certifications on top, also a figure from Vance, 5,189 H-1B approvals.

00:13:04.040 That's fiscal year 2025, the government's own employer data.

00:13:09.900 Here's the receipt.

00:13:12.200 The first three are Vance's own figures from his own remarks, then hand the independent one down.

00:13:21.800 this is what it is. And this is what they say. 5,189 H-1B approvals in fiscal 2025,

00:13:32.140 straight out of the government's own employer data. His number lands right on it.

00:13:39.260 So when somebody tells you that he made it up, you've already got the proof in your hand and

00:13:44.880 And notice, I mean, this is a lower number.

00:13:49.060 And in his case, still, it will still win.

00:13:52.660 That's how strong it is.

00:13:55.780 6,000 Americans told to pack up their desk.

00:13:59.700 5,189 foreign workers brought in in the same year at the same company.

00:14:07.720 there is no version of a labor shortage that looks like that a shortage means you can't find

00:14:17.580 people you don't lay off 6 000 people you already found that's not a shortage that's a swap

00:14:26.040 and vance did the arithmetic on it right there roughly one and a half foreign workers hired for

00:14:34.560 every American laid off. Say his name when you say it. He's the one who put that on record.

00:14:42.880 Now, the administration has been circling this for a year. So let me catch you up on how we got

00:14:50.020 here because the chronological order here absolutely makes a difference. So in the

00:14:59.200 background. Last year, there's an executive order that Trump signed. And he signed it right there

00:15:06.460 in front of everybody. And what it does is almost funny in how simple it actually is. And remember,

00:15:12.860 nobody before him would even touch it. Well, it tells the State Department, the Labor Department,

00:15:19.140 the Homeland Security Department, that when a company comes in asking for visas, they have to

00:15:25.380 look at whether that same company has been laying people off. That's it. That's the whole rule.

00:15:32.660 If you're firing Americans, that goes in the file when you ask for foreigners. 0.79

00:15:38.780 20 years of debate and the fix starts with check if they just fired anybody.

00:15:45.140 Then this administration puts a $100,000 fee on new H-1B petitions.

00:15:52.580 so this is the one that you have to think about and when you're out there this weekend and you're

00:16:01.320 talking about this because you're going to have a lot of liberals i have i live in la as you all

00:16:05.400 know so i have people coming at me all day long they're like oh my gosh you've got ice now you've

00:16:12.460 got this what are you doing how could you be in favor of this i've gotten into several arguments

00:16:18.460 over the last two days, hence the reason why I said, okay, I'm doing a thread. I hope somebody

00:16:23.780 reads it. But then I decided when I knew that Kat wasn't going to be here that I needed to really

00:16:29.840 go into it because I did put a lot of work into the thread and then I put a lot more work.

00:16:34.440 And so did Penzi pulling all of this stuff so that we could go through it together and really

00:16:40.880 dissect it for what it actually is. So a federal judge ruled that fee is an unconstitutional tax

00:16:51.440 and the First Circuit would not put it back while the appeal runs. So as of right now,

00:16:58.380 that fee is not being collected. It is tied up in court. A judge stopped it, not the administration.

00:17:08.080 Do not say companies are paying for it because they're not.

00:17:14.500 I mean, but watch what happens while it was in play, because this is the part that tells

00:17:21.660 you absolutely everything.

00:17:25.740 Employers paid that fee for about 700 workers, 700, out of a system that runs 85,000 new

00:17:35.500 visas a year.

00:17:36.680 and the IT staffing companies, the body shops, the ones who entire business is renting out

00:17:45.920 sponsored workers to somebody else, their registrations collapsed. 24,946 staffing

00:17:56.360 company registrations before 2055 after 92% of the demand gone. So take that in. Think about that

00:18:09.560 again and read it in your head again slowly. You've got 92% of the demand. It evaporated

00:18:18.080 the moment somebody attached a price to it.

00:18:22.940 So let me ask the question the way it ought to be asked.

00:18:27.380 Follow their own premise all the way to the end and see where it lands you.

00:18:32.080 They told us for 20 years that these visas exit, that they actually exist,

00:18:39.520 because there is a desperate shortage of skilled workers.

00:18:44.400 A crisis.

00:18:45.780 That's what they said.

00:18:46.940 We cannot find Americans to do this.

00:18:49.120 The economy will fall over without it.

00:18:52.860 Okay, fine.

00:18:53.960 Let's take that exactly as written.

00:18:57.880 If it's a crisis, a fee doesn't stop you.

00:19:01.760 You pay it.

00:19:03.020 When your kid needs an operation, you don't shop around for a coupon.

00:19:07.120 You pay it.

00:19:08.140 A real shortage is inelastic.

00:19:12.060 I mean, that is what the actual word means.

00:19:16.060 92% of them walked away.

00:19:20.360 So it was never a shortage.

00:19:23.420 It was a discount.

00:19:25.300 And the second the discount went away, so did the need.

00:19:30.560 That's the whole case.

00:19:32.740 And you didn't need me to make it.

00:19:34.640 They made it in themselves with their own behavior in one year on the record.

00:19:41.160 And Microsoft is simply the first one to get the bill.

00:19:46.060 somebody finally sees it. So they weren't buying engineers. If they needed engineers,

00:19:53.520 they had 6,000 of them. They let go. They were buying engineers who couldn't quit.

00:20:03.300 Crazy. Is that not crazy? I know.

00:20:08.760 So let me do the thing that I like doing because you know how I go. Well, I actually went and I

00:20:15.740 read the wage rules. Yeah, I have a lot of time on my hands over here. When I get into something

00:20:20.620 and there's no looking up, I just dive deep. The real ones the governments own, the ones the

00:20:28.500 labor department prints and the companies fill out. And I'm going to tell you and I'm going to

00:20:32.860 walk you through the form because once you've seen the form, you'll never hear the word shortage

00:20:38.700 again without laughing. Here's how you'd think it works. You'd think the government says to a

00:20:46.740 company, fine, bring in a foreign worker, but you have to pay them what an American would make. 0.93

00:20:53.480 Same job, same pay, no undercutting. That sounds right. That sounds like something a reasonable 0.90

00:21:00.640 country would require. And the government does require a wage. It's called the prevailing wage. 0.68

00:21:07.620 sounds airtight, right? Now here's the part that nobody tells you. The prevailing wage isn't one

00:21:15.900 number. It's four. Level four is the 67th percentile. Level three is the 50th, the middle,

00:21:26.500 the actual going rate. Level two is 34th. Level one is 17th percent, the 17th percentile,

00:21:35.100 the legal floor, the 17th. 83% of the Americans doing that exact job in that exact city are paid

00:21:46.360 more than the legal minimum. You pay the foreign worker you brought in to do it. 0.98

00:21:53.260 And that's not a loophole. I want to be really clear because on that one, because loophole lets

00:22:00.780 everybody off the hook. A loophole, just so you know, it's an accident. This is a printed table.

00:22:10.760 Somebody chose the 17th percentile, typed it up, and put it on a form.

00:22:19.140 Think about that. So now, which level do you suppose that they pick? 60% of certified H-1B

00:22:29.380 positions came in at two of the lowest level in fiscal year 2019. 63 percent. When labor looked

00:22:39.940 again for its own proposed rule this past March, it went up. $10,191 is the average amount offered

00:22:51.080 wages that fell below the government's own survey wage for the same work. $41,746 a year

00:23:01.920 entry-level software developers certified in Washington, D.C. 36% below the medium for that

00:23:11.260 job in that city. $41,000 to write software in the District of Columbia, not Boise, Washington.

00:23:23.780 Now you tell me there's a shortage of Americans willing to write software for 90 grand in DC.

00:23:29.180 Of course there isn't. There's a shortage of Americans willing to do it for 41.

00:23:36.820 that's the whole trick they didn't lie to you about the shortage they just never told you

00:23:45.220 what price they were measuring it at okay so that's the money half now the other half and

00:23:54.900 this is the part that makes the show titled the right one the dependency say that worker wants

00:24:02.280 a green card, wants to stay, wants to build a life here. Okay, fair enough. I'd want that too.

00:24:09.420 The step he or she has to clear is called PERM, Program Electronic Review Management. And all it

00:24:18.800 is, is the Labor Department certifying that no qualified American was available for his job.

00:24:25.720 How long does that take?

00:24:29.300 336 days.

00:24:31.200 Just the analyst review stage as of September 22nd.

00:24:34.980 One stage.

00:24:36.720 18 to 24 months that start to finish.

00:24:40.020 30 plus months if you get audited.

00:24:43.620 Now I want you to understand why that number matters.

00:24:46.120 And it is not because I'm asking you to feel sorry for him or her.

00:24:50.660 It's because that clock is the product.

00:24:53.360 that clock is what the company is paying for. He is two years into a process. The petition belongs

00:25:02.440 to his employer not to him. He cannot take it with him. If he quits it dies and he starts over

00:25:10.940 somewhere else if anyone will even file for him and the clock goes back to zero. So his boss comes

00:25:18.580 to him and says, I need you here Saturday and Sunday. Well, what's he going to say? His boss

00:25:24.920 says, I'm not giving raises this year. What's he going to say? His boss says, that thing you saw,

00:25:32.920 we're not going to write that up. What's he going to say? Nothing. He's going to say nothing

00:25:42.420 for two years, maybe six.

00:25:48.620 And that is not a man who was hired.

00:25:52.980 That is a man who was acquired.

00:25:58.580 And every single thing he can't say no to

00:26:02.180 is a thing an American used to be able to say no to.

00:26:06.640 That's the trade. 0.83

00:26:08.420 They didn't import a worker.

00:26:10.360 They imported silence and they build your neighbor for it.

00:26:17.040 Okay, we're going to take a quick break because I know this gets a little heavy and I'm sorry.

00:26:23.080 I just want to see, I want you to understand exactly what we're talking about when the left comes at you

00:26:30.460 because I'm telling you, this is exactly what I have gone through in LA the last couple of days

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00:29:03.020 so here back to this whole machine the mechanism the way the whole foreign indentured servants

00:29:13.940 work. And that's why we named the show This, and now you can understand why.

00:29:19.960 So the wage table, this is a crazy deal. You've got the mechanism, all of it, in two sentences.

00:29:28.260 And here's the part that I want to be able to explain to somebody on Monday, and I want you

00:29:32.680 to be able to explain because it's really important. What happens is the government

00:29:37.860 sets the legal floor at the 17th percentile. So the company pays under the going rate and is

00:29:46.160 100% compliant while they're doing it. And the green card is attached to the employer. It's not

00:29:53.260 attached to the employee. So the worker who is being underpaid is the one person in the building

00:29:59.540 who cannot complain about it.

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00:30:38.500 They didn't hire a foreigner instead of you, just so we're clear. 0.98

00:30:43.180 They hired somebody who can't quit, and your job was just the thing that was in the way.

00:30:50.820 So everything that I have showed you was white collar, software, salaries, D.C.

00:30:58.220 Now I want to take you to a farm in Vermont because it is the exact same design with the salaries taken out.

00:31:07.540 Four Corners Farm, South Newberry, Vermont, right? Let's go there.

00:31:13.440 It employs H-2A workers, which is the farm version of the visa that I just described. 0.89

00:31:19.800 It's the same structure. The worker's right to be here is held by the employer.

00:31:24.500 October 2024. The Labor Department wage and hour division investigates. November 2024. There's a

00:31:35.480 state inspection. December 2024. There's a citation. January 22nd, 2025. Vermont's Division of Fire

00:31:45.180 Safety inspects the worker housing and declines to approve it for occupancy.

00:31:51.660 what the record describes per the vermont daily chronicle unlit unventilized basement showers and

00:32:01.120 severe fire plumbing and heating code deficiencies the whole works so this came up at an october 6

00:32:11.580 debate on a vermont public between a republican lieutenant governor john rogers and democrat

00:32:19.040 Molly Gray, well Rogers pressed on her and she would not answer the question. WCAX reporting

00:32:27.920 says that Gray does not own or operate that farm, that particular farm, and her campaign says it

00:32:36.680 engaged state officials to get the housing into compliance. So you may say the inspection record,

00:32:44.400 which is documented, and you may say that she declined to answer at the debate, which is on

00:32:49.200 course tape, do not say or suggest that she mistreated anybody or that she ran that farm

00:32:57.340 because all of the sources that are out there say that she didn't. And we went on receipts.

00:33:04.720 We don't win on volume. So the whole thing is that the honest version is stronger anyway.

00:33:11.680 a state fire marshal would not let people sleep in that building

00:33:17.420 and the candidate would not discuss it on a debate stage.

00:33:24.400 So here's an idea.

00:33:26.560 The point isn't that the farmer, and it's not the farmer,

00:33:32.260 and of course it is not the candidate.

00:33:34.900 A man living in a basement with no ventilation and no light

00:33:39.140 had the same problem as the engineer making $41,000 in DC. He couldn't leave. Different

00:33:46.560 building, same lease. Now the border side. Same premise, coming in through a different door.

00:33:55.800 You've got a new caravan that is moving through Latin America, right? And you hear about this,

00:34:01.880 especially when it's midterms. I don't know why it always seems, but all of a sudden,

00:34:06.460 you've got everybody talking about this huge caravan that's on its way and oh we should be

00:34:13.040 just terrified of it. DHS Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen he announced and that he is for that DHS

00:34:22.120 is surging forces to block it. DHS says it has zero chance of reaching the border. Tom Homan put out

00:34:30.740 a direct warning to the people on it. Immigration to America from Muslim-majority countries has 1.00

00:34:37.840 dropped to an all-time low on Trump's watch, and it is true. Now, when I say, when we see somebody 1.00

00:34:44.940 coming into this country, under the Biden administration, we were all panicked. We knew

00:34:51.060 exactly what was going to happen. Under the Trump administration, at least for me, not so much,

00:34:57.420 because I know that they know exactly what's going on

00:35:00.120 and they are going to take care of it.

00:35:02.200 What about you?

00:35:03.480 I'm looking at chat right now.

00:35:05.040 I mean, what do you think?

00:35:07.020 I mean, when you hear that caravan story

00:35:10.300 and you see those pictures,

00:35:11.640 knowing that President Trump and the Republicans are in office,

00:35:15.480 I mean, how do you feel versus when you had Biden,

00:35:19.920 the Obama administration behind him running the show

00:35:23.920 with all of that going on?

00:35:25.260 you thought oh my gosh this is settling into my neighborhood we are being overtaken we are being

00:35:30.260 over ridden and that's exactly what happens I mean that's how you feel so that's how I feel anyway

00:35:38.660 so a caravan is the version of this that everybody can see so it's the version everybody argues about

00:35:47.020 the visa is the version with a form and a filing fee so nobody argues about it at all

00:35:53.500 Same labor, same leverage, and only one of them makes the news.

00:36:00.980 The Bronx.

00:36:02.960 Well, Wednesday afternoon around 4 p.m., Marble Hill, an ICE agent, shot a man.

00:36:11.620 DHS says the target was a Dominican national with a grand larceny conviction and ties to the Trinitario's protest, of course, followed. 0.79

00:36:21.220 you can imagine this is how this is how they wait and they can't wait until they have some bait 0.82

00:36:27.060 they got the bait and you have mom donnie and all the others that just started participating in all

00:36:34.300 of this because they wait for things like this americans then americans blasted him let me tell

00:36:41.480 you what that was something that i don't think he's even going to be able to get over anytime soon

00:36:47.440 so mom donnie's statement a new yorker was shot by an ice agent in a residential neighborhood

00:36:54.900 that's what he puts out there because he wanted the outrage follow his premise all the way to the

00:37:02.440 end and you notice that sentence leaves out not who he was not what he had been convicted of

00:37:11.060 not why a federal officer was there just a new yorker because the category is doing

00:37:17.680 all the work he knows what he's doing if the category is all that matters then it's also

00:37:27.000 all that matters when the next new yorker is the one he robbed aoc went after target over the exact

00:37:35.720 same incident her district sits half a mile from where it happened she could not wait to jump into 0.99

00:37:44.300 this one because she figured that she could she could just stir the pot like she likes to do

00:37:49.640 so here she is and you're going to see those headlines you're going to see the headline that

00:37:55.000 says that ICE arrested 500 American citizens ProPublica's October peace that was documented

00:38:02.260 well 506 citizens detained between January 2025 and September 2026 detained is not arrested on

00:38:17.380 the immigration charge those are different words that mean different things and the headline picked

00:38:23.180 the wrong one you have to say the real number and the real word I mean that's how you keep the right

00:38:30.240 to be believed on everything. You use the absolute correct amount. And it's 506 citizens

00:38:40.260 that were detained. And they were detained between, again, January 2025 and September 2026.

00:38:49.980 There's all kinds of things that are happening here. And one of them is we've got this crazy

00:38:56.880 story and we're going to shift gears a little bit because Obama is back in the news. I don't know

00:39:02.720 if that's a good thing for the Democrats or a bad thing for the Democrats. I'm wanting to think that

00:39:07.380 it's probably a bad thing for the Democrats because, yeah, he's in the news and it's not

00:39:13.940 in such a good way while we're on the subject of labor. They're trying to form a union. Employees

00:39:21.480 are. Yeah. The Obama Presidential Center, the staff are trying to unionize. This is over the working

00:39:28.340 conditions. So you can take their own rule exactly as written and you can apply it evenly. These are

00:39:37.060 the people who told us for 15 years that a worker who can't push back is being exploited. They were

00:39:43.600 right. That's the correct principle. It's the principle that this whole show is built on.

00:39:50.760 They just never once applied it to a visa.

00:39:54.720 And, of course, you've got the rest of the files that are out.

00:39:58.140 You've got a Green Party candidate on video who's screaming anti-Semitic abuse at a Jewish man with his child in the car.

00:40:08.180 The candidate isn't named in the reporting.

00:40:11.100 So, you know.

00:40:13.380 But they want to outrage you.

00:40:15.200 These are the stories that they are leading with.

00:40:17.840 You can see the despair, and you can see how people are starting to slip back into that, oh gosh, this racism, the division in this country.

00:40:27.520 Yeah, so this is a green card candidate screaming at a Jewish man who has a child in the car.

00:40:35.500 Then, of course, the satanic temple, the invocations, opening city council meetings in Iowa, and the battleground, Washington, one councilwoman objected.

00:40:49.460 One, just one.

00:40:53.040 And you know who else decides to just peer his little head out with all of this stuff going on?

00:40:59.400 Probably the creepiest person, at least for me, on the planet.

00:41:04.120 Bill Gates. He decides he's going to weigh in on all this mess. And he says that, you know,

00:41:12.620 these chemtrails, they contribute to warming. So here he's out there. He's lecturing Americans

00:41:20.320 on the difference between chemtrails and contrails. He says they're just clouds.

00:41:24.800 yeah this has been fun has it not it's like we're all over the place i'm glad i covered the real

00:41:34.840 serious stuff up in front because you know what the rest of this show gets a little crazy so i'm

00:41:40.180 warning you in advance and when i say crazy i mean nuts because this talafrico has completely

00:41:48.120 disappeared i don't know where he is i wish i could tell you a lot of people and it's very sad

00:41:53.940 I'm not going to make light of it, other than to say that there are some reports that are saying that he is in the hospital, that he is not doing well.

00:42:04.900 He could have had something mental that happened.

00:42:07.400 I don't know.

00:42:08.360 I'm not there.

00:42:09.940 I am just reporting what is being out there.

00:42:13.040 But President Trump went after him over his so-called flu bug, because we discussed this yesterday.

00:42:18.920 and apparently this bug that his campaign has gone back and forth on.

00:42:25.720 And then you have Paxton, who's out there.

00:42:28.320 He's using this to his advantage, which anybody, any candidate would.

00:42:32.800 He was out there putting up some missing person signs up across Texas.

00:42:39.600 His campaign was also caught out over in New York, you know, donor dinners.

00:42:44.980 so that is a real problem for talafrico apparently he's got a bunch of things going on

00:42:51.760 they they've been caught over these new york donor dinners and then you had him in new york

00:42:57.400 and he was settling in nicely next to mom donnie and some of the others so yeah that's what's being

00:43:04.320 looked at and then he just disappeared then you have the view they're trying to save the guy

00:43:10.780 which makes it even crazier like when I say you know you just don't even know what to expect next

00:43:18.080 yeah you can turn that page and no I'm not quoting Twinkle Toes's wife that's Tampon Tim's wife but

00:43:25.520 then The View decides they're going to weigh in which that's what they do and they openly campaign

00:43:33.060 for Tallarico on air they decided that this was him in his best light and they were going to step

00:43:38.780 in there and just, you know, basically say, this is who we want. This guy is great, because they

00:43:45.380 certainly don't want Ken Paxton. And why do you think they don't want Ken Paxton? And a lot of

00:43:51.180 rhinos don't want him also. Well, the reason is, because he's a fantastic candidate. He is the AG 0.95

00:43:58.820 right now. And he has done an incredible job. They treated him the same way they treated President

00:44:03.780 Trump. He will make waves in the Senate. He is the kind of person in the Senate that we want there

00:44:13.000 among the Murkowskis, among the Collins, among all of those that stab us in the back every chance 1.00

00:44:21.040 they get. We have a chance to grow. And we put, and I'm speaking as I'm a Texan, I'm not, 1.00

00:44:27.700 but I feel like we helped on social media

00:44:30.800 but we were able to get

00:44:32.560 all of us I feel combined

00:44:34.380 Ken Paxton in there to defeat

00:44:36.940 John Cornyn

00:44:38.860 who is an establishment rhino 0.98

00:44:40.700 and the whole story we talked about that

00:44:42.480 if you want to watch yesterday's show

00:44:43.880 is wild because of what happened

00:44:46.820 from there

00:44:47.380 get him in got a long standing

00:44:50.900 Republican out

00:44:51.980 and look at how that Senate is going to

00:44:54.880 shape in our view

00:44:56.080 I think this is fantastic. Then you also had the debate. This was something. I mean,

00:45:04.040 the debate between Mike Rogers against Abdul El-Sayed in the Wednesday debate basically

00:45:11.280 wiped the floor with the guy. It was embarrassing. It was completely embarrassing. I want more of

00:45:20.200 of this to happen. Rogers just went. He mopped the floor. I mean, that's the only way you can

00:45:26.740 say it. He just said, you know what? We're going to put an end to this nonsense. This madness must

00:45:31.520 end. And so we did. And it did. I mean, this was fabulous. He got up there. This happened in

00:45:39.200 Michigan. And he noted that El Syed owns homes in Dubai and Pakistan while stating his own Florida

00:45:46.600 home is in the United States. Rogers stated that El-Sayed is not a licensed doctor and would face

00:45:53.480 jail time for treating patients. El-Sayed declined to name Iran or Israel as the greater threat to

00:46:00.780 the United States. So everybody got to see him right there, live, who he was. He was completely

00:46:10.140 publicly exposed, no cover at all, thought it was outstanding. But see, this is what happens.

00:46:17.680 You want to get up there and you want to debate them. You want to say, okay, this is what this

00:46:20.920 country is all about. We're going to exchange ideas. We're going to have a debate. But if you

00:46:24.740 go on over to Arizona, Katie Hobbs is not going to have that conversation. No, no, no. She is going 0.93

00:46:31.520 to hide in the bathroom. She is going to hide in the elevator. She's not going to debate.

00:46:37.600 that is what they have turned into they won't have a conversation why because they want to avoid

00:46:44.420 the mess that happened live for everybody to see on el sayed when mike rogers just wiped the floor

00:46:53.920 there was also the same thing that happened with republican saritha

00:46:59.860 comma tiriety okay i know i'm saying that one not quite right also against latisha james

00:47:07.400 this is the kind of thing we need these debates is what keeps us healthy and so when you see this

00:47:15.680 stuff and you wonder why they hide look no further than this is the answer they cannot hold a candle

00:47:23.940 their beliefs they know are going to get crushed they can't hold them up so that happened and then

00:47:31.580 in Fulton County, Georgia, you had an 88-year-old voter who took a Democrat lawyer apart over the

00:47:40.860 voter rolls at an election board meeting. I mean, just completely took them apart.

00:47:49.360 This is what they are trying, the left is trying to avoid. And they also, do not forget,

00:47:55.280 wanted to silence you. They wanted to silence you because you made too much sense. You made way too

00:48:00.580 much sense when it came to COVID. You made way too much sense when they stole an election from

00:48:07.240 us. You made way too much sense when you said, look, we need change in this country. It's not

00:48:14.080 as divided as they want it to appear or that there are paid protesters or that January 6th was a

00:48:22.220 setup. They wanted to silence you for all of that, every single bit of it. And they haven't changed

00:48:29.540 that at all they haven't changed their tune not even one little tiny bit well in Nashville there

00:48:37.060 was a man that was armed with a gun and a knife and he was shot dead at a federal courthouse

00:48:43.200 Wednesday an out-of-state U.S. Marshal's pistol malfunctioned the man knifed a security guard

00:48:50.540 and the guard shot him. Motive unknown.

00:48:56.940 Then, of course, President Trump, he was brutal when it came to Fox News.

00:49:03.620 He's tired of the news. He's tired of Fox doing what Fox has done.

00:49:07.720 You know, things like calling elections, especially stolen ones.

00:49:12.060 Well, it got to the point where the president of Fox, I guess is who it is.

00:49:17.980 Yeah, he's the president.

00:49:19.800 He says, it's what we do.

00:49:21.880 He felt like he needed to come out and say something about that.

00:49:25.240 So, of course, President Trump gets a lot of attention when he starts talking about the fake news.

00:49:31.920 And when President Trump started calling out Fox, I guess this guy decided he was going to just shrug it off.

00:49:36.940 He was going to shrug off Trump's criticism and said that they interviewed Dems because that's what they do.

00:49:43.020 Like a boxer who keeps hugging the opponent and calling it strategy, right?

00:49:47.020 the crowd paid to see the punches, not the partnership. So Fox News president, his name is

00:49:54.660 Jay Wallace. He defended the network's interview with Democrat Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El

00:50:01.920 Syed. I mean, it sounds like we just needed Mike Rogers there. Get rid of the interviewer if it was

00:50:06.260 that bad. I don't watch Fox, just in case you didn't know that. Not after what happened with

00:50:11.620 the election, I said, no, no more. But Wallace said that the booking reflected what the network

00:50:18.120 does. This is after President Trump called the segment a softball interview. President Trump

00:50:23.620 also posted on Truth Social that Fox promotes Democrats and fails to cover Republican events

00:50:29.660 the same way. And the interview was conducted by Fox host Martha McCollum on Monday. So he had no

00:50:38.080 problem saying look you know what these softball questions look at what Mike Rogers did he said

00:50:44.840 look I'll handle this and he did fantastic and then you have Rubio Rubio he is something is he

00:50:53.780 not he's probably one of my faves I've got so many favorites in President Trump's administration

00:50:59.360 well he had to smack down some reporters because they were doing what they do always trying to get

00:51:06.300 something in there. And he's way too fast for that. So he took them apart, pushing Amnesty

00:51:13.080 International's war crimes claim. That was an interesting one. So what happened was the

00:51:19.960 reporters asked the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, to address Amnesty International claims

00:51:25.980 that the Trump administration in Israel committed war crimes in Iran. Rubio called Amnesty

00:51:36.300 regime instead. Rubio also stated that Iran's regime murdered tens of thousands of its own

00:51:44.600 citizens in cold blood this year. Rubio noted that Iran sent killers into the hospitals to murder

00:51:52.380 injured protesters and in some cases their doctors. So he didn't even spend a second with

00:51:59.380 them. I mean, he just schooled the press on amnesty frauds, ignoring Iran's real slaughter 0.96

00:52:04.320 of tens of thousands.

00:52:07.020 Maybe those reporters should fact check

00:52:08.880 their favorite NGOs first.

00:52:11.100 My thoughts.

00:52:13.620 But he handles it.

00:52:14.980 I mean, this is one thing.

00:52:16.400 You don't have to worry

00:52:17.300 when you've got a Trump administration in there.

00:52:21.580 They are so seasoned.

00:52:23.380 They are so ready for the fake news

00:52:26.880 to try to get them in one direction or another.

00:52:30.680 I love Kennedy too.

00:52:32.220 the way he handles himself when when you you have some you know different reporters that are all

00:52:40.480 Dana Bash call trying to get a gotcha question he calls it exactly what it is he told her just

00:52:47.720 the other day he's like look and you were part of the COVID operation she's over there saying

00:52:53.880 let's move past this can we move past this and he's pushing back going no we're not pushing back

00:52:59.960 anything we're not moving past anything we are going to talk about this we're not going to fast

00:53:05.720 forward we're not going to forget this is something that you participated in and so yeah no we're not

00:53:12.120 just going to we're not just going to move past it we'll never move past it anybody that even lived

00:53:19.380 through that or even reads about it later they're not going to move past it they're going to say

00:53:25.260 wait what you did what you kept the schools closed the beaches closed the parks closed but

00:53:33.100 yet you allowed strip bars and you know alcohol liquor stores and everything else to be sold

00:53:39.760 no problem you did that to kids you did that to families you church you closed churches

00:53:46.840 they're not going to believe it I still don't believe it and I lived it you lived it

00:53:54.200 and there was some really good stuff big stuff the victories this week the medal president

00:54:01.660 trump he awarded elon musk the national medal of science on wednesday this was at the new

00:54:06.720 golden age summit in washington trump said elon is our modern day thomas edison so you know that

00:54:13.760 went over really well and it was good to see everybody and including his mom was there while

00:54:19.680 he received it. And then on Iran, verbatim in this presidential commitment had a date attached.

00:54:27.440 President Trump said point blank, we will not be attacking Iran any time prior to the midterm

00:54:34.300 elections to be held in the United States on November 3rd. He put it out there. He said,

00:54:40.620 look, we're not doing that. But he also said that it will be over very, very soon. So I expect

00:54:48.580 something I don't know what I expect with President Trump you can't expect I mean I sit there and I'm

00:54:55.220 like okay should I take him at his word or is there that that one little you know well maybe

00:55:01.940 he's gonna do something then well one while everybody's looking at one thing he's looking

00:55:06.860 at something completely different that's our president that's what we hired we hired a man

00:55:12.140 who is not going to show them the cards and then have them try to talk him out of what he's doing

00:55:18.880 So yes, he announced that the U.S. won't attack Iran prior to the midterm elections. 0.56

00:55:25.020 And I think to myself, this is a man that already knows, first off, that he has Iran

00:55:29.680 handled.

00:55:30.920 I mean, what are they going to do exactly?

00:55:33.180 You have Basant, who has squeezed them as well, another favorite in the administration,

00:55:37.400 who has done incredible things.

00:55:39.560 We're winning that, hands down.

00:55:42.280 There are going to be all kinds of opportunities as a result.

00:55:45.420 Not only opportunities for America, but the world and the people of Iran, especially.

00:55:54.320 These are the kind of things that is going to benefit them in ways that would have never happened before with the old regime. 0.87

00:56:04.240 And then, of course, you've got the Fort Hood, the Nadal Hassan's death sentence.

00:56:10.120 President Trump approved it on October 2nd.

00:56:13.280 Hegseth confirmed the execution is set for December 3rd, 1 p.m. Central.

00:56:18.580 This is at Fort Hood by firing squad and that it will be public.

00:56:22.920 So Hegseth, you know, basically said it's going to be soldiers with rifles executing the firing squad.

00:56:31.180 13, just a reminder, were killed in the 2009 attack.

00:56:36.420 32 were wounded.

00:56:38.900 1961 was the last United States military execution.

00:56:46.280 Thirteen families have been waiting 17 years.

00:56:54.220 That's the deal.

00:56:56.140 That has been their wait.

00:56:58.280 It's not the mechanics.

00:57:00.400 That is what they have had to do.

00:57:01.840 You also have Skid Row.

00:57:05.200 If you want some local news in my neck of the woods, Skid Row Thursday in L.A., roughly 100 vehicle federal convoy, 28 arrests, 44 search warrants.

00:57:18.900 You had the FBI, the DEA, the LAPD, the ATF, Marshalls, the IRS, Criminal Investigations, the FBI's Los Angeles Chief, Patrick Grandy.

00:57:32.620 He confirmed the narcotics focus.

00:57:35.440 We have a huge problem here, bigger than you can imagine.

00:57:41.440 I mean, the narcotics situation, if you just walk down the street, you can see it miles and miles away.

00:57:47.780 It's so bad.

00:57:48.900 But hopefully with Skid Row, with the things that President Trump wants to do to help clean all of this up, there's going to be hope for them because right now it's just, it looks like death's door.

00:58:01.620 Also, the Fed and you have President Trump who signed a presidential memorandum creating a committee of inquiry into Governor Lisa Cook over the false statements in connection with one or more of the mortgage instruments.

00:58:16.680 so the basically the supreme court ruled five to four in june that he could not simply fire her so

00:58:26.620 this is the lawful route not the shortcut so he's going to do that there's also a bit of

00:58:34.200 real fun news i thought that i should bring up here you all remember uh cassidy hutchinson do

00:58:41.380 not you remember her yeah this this woman is now this is going to be a real problem for her because

00:58:48.920 she the doj has moved to indict the january 6 star witness so she's going to have her day

00:58:56.920 and uh this is the woman whose tales propped up the whole january 6 script so now the doj wants 1.00

00:59:05.000 to indict her for lying to Congress. 0.99

00:59:07.960 I mean, even fiction writers get edits eventually. 0.99

00:59:11.120 She's going to have her day.

00:59:12.700 This is a very big deal.

00:59:14.180 I'm glad to see it.

00:59:16.940 And then CNN's own data analyst, Harry Eaton,

00:59:21.840 he reported Republican voter registration is way up, by the way,

00:59:27.360 in key swing states going into the midterms.

00:59:31.220 That's their numbers on the air.

00:59:33.300 Do not let that get you to where you can relax.

00:59:37.460 We have got a lot of work to do to pull off the midterms, but I do believe that people

00:59:42.200 are opening their eyes.

00:59:43.520 They realize what they're going to get if we continue on this path.

00:59:47.820 So we've got to make sure that we are motivated, that we are doing everything in our power.

00:59:52.780 We're making the calls.

00:59:53.940 We're knocking on the doors.

00:59:55.420 We're getting our friends and family involved.

00:59:58.020 We've got to ramp up the enthusiasm.

01:00:01.060 President Trump is out there.

01:00:02.500 he's campaigning as well so I asked you at the top whether you could quit your job tomorrow

01:00:12.680 and you said yes and you were right and I want you to notice how little you had to think about it

01:00:19.880 that's how settled it is in you it's so ordinary you've never once said it out loud

01:00:26.980 well that's the whole thing that that right there is the asset not your paycheck not your title

01:00:35.440 the door the fact that you can walk through it every story today was somebody who couldn't

01:00:43.600 the engineer in dc at 41 000 the man in the basement in newberry vermont in a building

01:00:51.540 the fire marshal wouldn't sign off on, 6,000 people at Microsoft who had the door and got

01:00:58.920 pushed through it anyway so the company could buy people who didn't, and the staff at the Obama

01:01:06.720 Presidential Center organizing this week because they figured out something's wrong when you can't

01:01:12.940 push back. They're right. They're completely right. I just wish they'd been right about it

01:01:20.320 15 years ago, and about the American whose job went first. Because that's the one that I'm for. 0.50

01:01:29.700 Not a category, not a cause, the actual citizen, the one who was already here, already paying in,

01:01:37.720 already playing by it. He doesn't get to be the cheapest option in his own country.

01:01:43.660 so here's what I want you to take out of here you don't need a statistic for this one you don't need 0.94

01:01:52.220 me for this one it isn't that they hired a foreigner it's that they hired someone who can't

01:01:59.800 quit and a country that lets a company buy that is going to run out of people who can

01:02:06.860 so before i let you go cat turd and his pet family they are riding out this storm tonight so

01:02:16.440 and so are a lot of you i mean please make sure that you do what you need to do like charge your

01:02:22.740 phones fill the tub check on a neighbor who isn't going to ask and if you've got a minute before bed

01:02:29.360 make sure you say a prayer for the people in that path so i will be back tomorrow for a political

01:02:35.980 rendezvous and tomorrow's show dun dun dun is going to be the task list and that is what we

01:02:45.140 are going to be discussing is the task list it is going to be a really great show worked really

01:02:50.560 hard on it just a lot of things that we're gonna just like this show we're gonna deep dive on let

01:02:56.100 me grab the our little our little thumbnail here so that you can see it we have a lot of fun with

01:03:02.120 every aspect of it but that is what we are going to be discussing the task list and how this whole

01:03:08.720 thing works and i'll just tell you right now it's going to make you angry the fbi the biden fbi they

01:03:15.880 wrote down what they were going to do before they did it they actually wrote it down so we're going

01:03:22.460 to dive into that and a whole lot more thank you for coming today truly go hug somebody in the

01:03:29.940 meantime, you all be safe, be kind to one another, and I will see you tomorrow at 3 o'clock p.m.

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In the Litter Box - October 09, 2026

FOREIGN INDENTURED SERVANTS ｜ In the Litter Box w⧸ Jewels & Catturd – Ep. 1112 – 10⧸9⧸2026

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