00:05:22.000That brings us to the stabbing of the torta, a new term, Pamela Cisneros, the lady who was stabby, killed somebody, tried to kill another one, tried to kill a third person, was shot.0.52
00:05:31.000And you still have the social justice activists mad.
00:05:34.000If you can't shoot someone who has killed somebody in plain daylight and is actively trying to stabby another person, who can you shoot?0.99
00:06:24.000The meme you posted was too racy, it was a very just graphic image, and it contained our CE.
00:06:36.000Well, it was an abstract commentary on corporate culture.
00:06:40.000You of all people should appreciate that.
00:06:41.000I received a complaint from the head of IT himself, and he was most displeased with the fact that he used the image board to show a meme of Gerald, our CEO.
00:06:56.000And under it was the caption implying that he was going to.
00:07:03.000Yes, but I feel like you're leaving out.
00:07:37.000the what this case for yes absolutely well disagreement of opinion and my name's on the board so mine trumps yours I think we're done here Sam Steven please just don't use the message board to post sick memes of everyone at the office just doing whatever the you think that they're going to be doing you don't have to
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00:14:10.000So it's time to, you know, have you been following?
00:14:12.000You probably have the Lindsey Clancy trial.
00:14:14.000And then there are some updates with Tyler Robinson, the man who allegedly and very likely assassinated Charlie Kirk and should have been the center of attention along with the legacy of Charlie Kirk.
00:14:26.000But for some reason, it's moved on to.
00:14:49.000So let's start off with Tyler Robinson.
00:14:52.000Yesterday, the judge ruled that Robinson's case is going to continue to trial and he could face.
00:14:58.000The death penalty, if convicted, so you can see the official statement.
00:15:02.000But then there are some interesting presentations that I think are of note.
00:15:08.000This evidence is sufficient at this stage to support a reasonable belief that the defendant is the individual who shot and killed Charlie Kirk.
00:15:17.000Accordingly, the state has demonstrated probable cause as to the identity and homicide elements of count one.
00:15:25.000It is hereby ordered that the defendant, Tyler James Robinson, is bound over for trial.
00:15:32.000In the fourth judicial district court on sentencing allegations.
00:15:36.000Count one, aggravated murder, a capital felony in violation of Utah Code Annotated 76 5 202, including the capital aggravating circumstance.
00:15:49.000Now, I'm not going to get into some people saying, see, he's pleading not guilty.
00:15:52.000That means that he didn't do it, and everything you heard was a lie as far as his confession.
00:15:56.000You guys realize that people very often confess and then say, ah, I have my fingers crossed.
00:16:01.000So, Robinson's lawyer, though, and I think this is always very telling, I've told you in the past, Look and listen to what the left is arguing.
00:16:09.000Listen to their argument because that will be illuminating.
00:16:12.000You're not just thinking of your argument versus what perhaps is a steel man.
00:16:16.000You go, oh, wait, what are they arguing?
00:16:18.000There's a jumping off point, which means they have decided that certain lines of reasoning don't hold water.
00:16:25.000So, for example, that it was insert whoever here, whether it's Egyptian planes, French Legion, Israel.
00:16:31.000They would make the case or that he was set up.
00:16:39.000Or, I guess, information from Robinson's lawyer that Charlie Kirk had hateful rhetoric in his background.
00:16:47.000And just because Charlie Kirk was hateful, which he went out of his way to make sure he espoused, it doesn't mean that Robinson killed him for political reasons.
00:17:21.000This is why, when people say it's a distraction, you need to understand reframing language and then getting to the point where you reframe language legally.
00:17:31.000Proper pronouns, biological pronouns, are hateful.
00:17:34.000You have countries where that's the case, and you can be arrested, you can be fined, you will lose your job, you'll be deplatformed if you use the wrong pronouns.0.98
00:17:41.000It's a backdoor, it's a Trojan horse to not just some censorship, absolute censorship.
00:17:48.000Once you've redefined words in a completely unscientific manner with no basis in reality, You now control speech, and you're seeing this being argued in a legal setting.
00:17:59.000Tell me anything that Charlie Kirk said that was hateful.
00:18:13.000And yes, it is true that the evidence from Mr. Twiggs is that he identified in a non gender conforming way to his friends.
00:18:25.000And that he was in a romantic relationship with Mr. Robinson.
00:18:29.000But that doesn't mean that those personal choices by Mr. Twiggs and by Mr. Robinson equate with the hate that at least Mr. Robinson says he had toward Mr. Kirk.
00:19:07.000Let me ask you this Who out there thinks that a Christian who believes that sex or living together is for the confines of marriage, and in this case, let's not include the state contract, but a covenant before God?
00:19:20.000You guys understand that that's the Christian belief, right?0.64
00:19:22.000When a Christian says, Well, I believe that sex should be within the confines of a covenant, of marriage.
00:19:29.000I actually think he just did a service to Christians by comparing same sex marriage and Charlie Kirk's view on that as outside of the biblical prescription, just as outside as heterosexuals, non married, engaging in sexual relations.
00:19:43.000So, why is it hateful in one instance and just a part of the religion in another?0.74
00:21:25.000I don't want to talk about the pharmaceutical industry.
00:21:27.000I don't want to talk about the husband and whether he did enough or he didn't do enough.
00:21:31.000If we were to apply that same logic across the board, we'd come to some uncomfortable conclusions, wouldn't we, feminists?
00:21:37.000If people say, well, that husband, he didn't do enough, even though he took paternity leave, even though he was working from home so that he could be more present, even though he hired a nanny, even though he was going to pick up prescriptions, even though he was often going to pick up food rather than her cooking it, he didn't do enough.
00:21:54.000Before we get to the murder, the most evil act I can think of, strangling your own children, do you think she was doing enough?
00:22:01.000If you say, well, he didn't suddenly fall in love and move on so quickly only three years after that, all right.
00:22:07.000Do you think she suddenly woke up and was an evil, evil demon?
00:22:13.000Or do you think that maybe she was dropping the ball as a wife and as a mom regularly, and that's why the guy had to stay home and that's why the guy had to do the pickups?
00:22:19.000Do you think that maybe she wasn't doing enough?
00:22:59.000Had to watch andor listen to their sibling being strangled to death by their mother, knowing that they were next and there's nothing they could do.
00:23:28.000Any of you out there who have two children, and of course it wouldn't be you if you're their father or their mother or your spouse, why don't you picture them being kidnapped?
00:23:39.000Your two children, and one of your children, maybe it's your daughter, maybe it's your brother, has to listen, watch their older brother or sister being strangled to death by an adult, knowing that they are next and there's nothing they can do.
00:23:55.000And you want to talk about the doctors didn't help her enough?
00:24:09.000We will be judged as a society by what we did beforehand for child number two and one, one, two, and three, and how we served justice for child number two.
00:24:22.000I've genuinely lost a lot of sleep over it.
00:24:24.000That's the only thing that matters in this.
00:26:41.000He's in hot water for mocking and basically doing what I've done, but in a Friendly way.
00:26:45.000I think that very often the signers, the interpreters, it really is virtue signaling.
00:26:50.000We have subtitles, we have captions now, and even if you needed to have a signer, they certainly don't need to be the biggest freak show that you can fit in a room.
00:27:52.000And he later told People magazine, he said, sometimes when you get pushed out on a stage in a spotlight, your mind is all over the place, and sometimes spontaneous, thoughtless idiocy is displayed.1.00
00:28:02.000So he took it, he's like, ah, idiocy.1.00
00:29:10.000Mel Gibson, you get a few too many drinks in him.
00:29:12.000And, you know, he leaves a few angry voicemails.0.99
00:29:14.000You get a few too many drinks in him, and he calls a cop sugar tits and says that the Jews are the responsible for all wars.0.97
00:29:19.000Also, the Jews are responsible for Hollywood, and they went after him with Passion of the Christ.
00:29:22.000But you kind of know, if you get a few drinks in him and you get him around other people in a social situation, it's going to be entertaining, and he's probably going to pull some of it back.0.86
00:29:32.000Alan Richson, it's so inconsistent, right?
00:29:35.000It's, I'm a traditional Christian, of course, family.0.99
00:29:38.000And by the way, trans rights are human rights, and I just want to beat up Donald Trump, and it wouldn't go down like that, and he's a pedophile.0.98
00:30:51.000It's just the idea, again, if the internet, if people are fooled by fake nicery, a guy who does a 180 on his point of view and his approach every day compared to someone who is who he is, Mel Gibson, I mean, I just don't have that much time for you.
00:31:06.000I'd rather know where you stand with a guy.
00:31:08.000Mel Gibson probably shouldn't give him too many drinks, and he's probably not a big fan of the Jews.0.62
00:31:12.000To finish the joke on the Black Distance, of course you haven't heard about the Black Dentist.0.91
00:32:27.000The idea of like, um, you know, friendship and common ground and supporting each other and taking care of each other as opposed to just these family structures, these nuclear family structures that exist independent of everything else.
00:32:40.000Yeah, finding common ground, right, in community.
00:32:42.000Not the people who you punch in the face for voting the wrong way.
00:33:02.000Dad, kids, dog, white picket fence, the American dream, Pleasantville.
00:33:06.000Oh my gosh, they're isolated, but there's also another unit right next to them, and one to the other side of that, and one across the street.
00:33:15.000And because of their shared values of wanting to provide for and protect their nuclear family, you now have a community.
00:33:22.000Hey, we all have nuclear families here.
00:34:03.000There's a reading group my son goes to, there's pool parties in the neighborhood.
00:34:07.000Having a family connects you to the community more than just about anything.
00:34:10.000Ask the spinster or ask the guy that's single at 50 if he's really connected to the community or if he's going out to the bars trying to find somebody.
00:34:20.000I don't know what's going on with him, but he's got to take it out on everybody else who's got kids and families and is making a community from that.
00:34:26.000Who do you think is more invested in the community?
00:34:28.000In the local schools, for example, in the speed limits, in the crosswalks, and having a safe neighborhood?
00:34:34.000Do you think people who have kids, who pay taxes, who have skin in the game and want to make sure the services are actually adequate for their families?
00:35:50.000Oh, tell me again about your $7 million Brooklyn townhouse.0.98
00:35:55.000We bought these at auction and they are commodes which have these, you know, marble tops and we had them converted and the swan taps attached.
00:36:03.000They're actually copies of commodes that were at Versailles.
00:36:08.000They go really well with our family of sexually transmitted diseases.
00:37:16.000I don't know the era that they're talking about there, but it's like, are you talking about, oh, this is taken right from the general period of time where there was a revolution between the haves and the have nots and people were getting the guillotine for exactly this kind of opulence.
00:37:28.000But, you know, it works for me and my.
00:38:06.000The difference is when someone doesn't believe what they're saying, when someone chooses not to live what they're espousing, even when it's not necessary.0.90
00:38:17.000He could have a half a million dollar apartment or tennis, or a million dollar, or two million dollars, not a seven million dollar.
00:38:26.000Bernie Sanders could have one nice home.
00:38:29.000He's not in government housing, but he could have one nice home, two nice homes.
00:41:25.000That's why we have the laws that we have.
00:41:27.000It's why two dudes shacking up isn't the same in the eyes of the law, wasn't for a long time because we wanted families to build societies.
00:41:35.000It's like saying, Yeah, I want to build a human, but I don't want to have to use a cell.
00:41:42.000Can we build a human with no cells, no atoms?
00:43:59.000It's like women with the WNBA or female comedians.1.00
00:44:02.000If you find them funny, great, go buy tickets.
00:44:04.000If you want to watch WNBA, great, go buy tickets.
00:44:06.000They demand that all of you now want to watch them.0.99
00:44:10.000Ellen Page wants to be perceived, wants to demand that you, the viewer, perceive her as a biological male, like some type of casting agent Pol Pot.
00:44:22.000Yeah, she's like, she's talking about how they don't see me the same.0.96
00:44:27.000Well, yeah, because we used to see you naked doing sex scenes as a woman.0.99
00:44:35.000And these same people, right, when there's a ministry, when there's a department of misinformation that bans people all across platforms, de platforms people for using the wrong pronouns or for questioning the origins of a COVID leak, they go, well, freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom of consequences.0.91
00:44:50.000Well, attaching a fake rubber dick is your right, but it doesn't mean freedom from casting decisions.
00:44:56.000For everyone else on planet Earth.0.99
00:44:58.000She's getting phone calls, just not the phone calls that she wants.
00:47:28.000Here's one where when people say common ground, common ground used to be found right where, like, okay, both sides compromised because the common ground was usually on something that was an agreed upon truth.
00:47:42.000Like, let me give you an example common ground between the right and the left would be hey, public schools are bad.
00:48:02.000Now, I'm going to disagree with the left always on solutions, just more Section 8 housing, give it another name.
00:48:08.000But the common ground has to be recognizing a truth that is self evident.
00:48:12.000The problem is now people request common ground, and it's a premise that's new to you and would be completely foreign to any generation to have come before.
00:48:22.000Case in point, the next story right here is one where everyone would see this, the consequences, and go, Well, yeah, sure, naturally.
00:48:30.000Whether it was JFK or Nixon, they go, Oh, wait a second.0.98
00:48:35.000There was a fat Hispanic lady who stabbed someone to death, stabbed another one.1.00
00:48:38.000They lived and tried to stab the cops.1.00
00:49:03.000Then there was an unidentified man from Rhode Island who's been hospitalized.
00:49:07.000And then this lady, I guess the term people are torta is a term for a torta, yeah.1.00
00:49:13.000It's a term for like a chubby or fat Mexican woman.1.00
00:49:16.000Because if you don't know that there's a food called a torta, it's like a Mexican sandwich, but the shape of it looks like a round, fat Mexican woman.0.99
00:50:58.000He's trying to build up speed to stab people.0.98
00:51:10.000Now, look, my personal opinion aside, good shoot.
00:51:16.000I know that even though said Torta is a murderer, had just murdered somebody, attempted to murder someone else, and now was attempting murders three, four, five, depending on the officer she was going after, you may still find it traumatic to watch a lady be shot on camera point blank.
00:53:40.000So, the lady who actually killed someone without any justification, stabbed another person, tried to kill another person, tried to kill more people, that person should be let free or they should go for a life sentence?
00:53:50.000Well, she just shouldn't have been tackled and tased.0.81
00:58:54.000The murder is immaterial to the fact that the person who was murdered happened to be a vice president of a major company, therefore bad.1.00
00:59:01.000Stabby lady, just had some tough breaks.
00:59:04.000No, we're not going to find common ground with these people.1.00
00:59:09.000Let me also give you, poor lady, let's just assume Bank of America VP.
00:59:13.000I had an account with Bank of America early on.
00:59:19.000But this lady, Pamela Cisneros, okay, according to her dad, she was a mother of three, had a long history of mental illness.
00:59:26.0002018, she was found screaming belligerent in the street, disturbing the peace.
00:59:30.0002019, she tried to jump in front of a subway train.
00:59:33.000She has a long history ranting about the apocalypse and Satan on Facebook and this whole spiritual warfare, which, of course, she has no understanding of theology whatsoever.
00:59:43.000She also refused to take her medication.
01:01:00.000This only really applies one way, gender wise, with women.0.83
01:01:04.000And then, of course, it applies across the board, racially, depending on who the perpetrator is.0.99
01:01:08.000If it's some white guy, people don't go, like, yeah, he beat the shit out of his kids and killed them, but he forgot to take his lipitor.0.99
01:01:21.000Give me any argument, any case to be made as to why our sympathy as a society should be with this torta or with Lindsey Clancy as opposed to the victims.
01:01:31.000Outside of my mental health, give me any case that can be made as to how moving forward as a society, we're better off having a discussion about whether they were taking their medication or whether they weren't taking enough medication or about how one, two, or six doctors failed them.
01:01:51.000Let's assume that we have that conversation.
01:01:54.000How does that help us move forward as a society?
01:01:55.000Because again, as a society, our primary function is to think not of Lindsey Clancy, but child.
01:02:03.000Our primary duty as a society and the reason for our justice system in dealing with violent crime is not to generate sympathy for the torta who steps, but it's to actually seek justice, to serve justice for the mom who doesn't get to go home.
01:02:19.000So you tell me how we move forward if we find common ground as a society, how that makes us a more productive society.
01:02:26.000Rather than saying we don't tolerate murder, let's talk about the nuance of mental health.0.96
01:02:54.000That literally is the exact scenario in that film, Dragged Across Concrete, where there's a mom who is afraid she's had postpartum, and the husband's like, it's okay.