The Anthony Cumia Show - Inside the Compound ｜ 07-13-25

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00:01:05.320 This is the 77

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00:01:10.700 Debbie Wasserman

00:01:11.740 Schultz says

00:01:13.820 she took a tour. She took

00:01:15.700 a tour of Alligator Alcatraz.

00:01:18.560 We all would love to

00:01:19.840 take that tour, wouldn't we? I want

00:01:21.760 to see the alligators. I want to see

00:01:23.760 the pythons i want to see the accommodations talk to the uh co's that are walking around

00:01:32.100 but we don't get that that luxury it goes to people like debbie wasserman schultz

00:01:40.100 and uh she went in she looked around and what do you think do you think she said something to the

00:01:46.720 effect of well it looks humane i mean these are prisoners they have committed a crime and they are

00:01:56.640 being incarcerated until we can deport them so this seems like an efficient effective venue

00:02:06.020 to hold them until such a day we can rid ourselves of their occupation of our our country 0.98

00:02:16.300 Well, it was a little different than that. 0.98

00:02:19.500 We have a clip here.

00:02:21.640 Actually, we have two.

00:02:22.740 The first one, just Debbie talking about what she saw when she walked around the cell block of Alligator Alcatraz.

00:02:33.520 Debbie, if you will.

00:02:35.060 What we saw, the conditions that we saw inside this internment camp, which it is nothing less than that description.

00:02:45.580 were really appalling.

00:02:48.060 I'll walk you through just a few of the really egregious, disturbing, disgusting conditions.

00:02:55.760 They are using cages.

00:02:58.560 These detainees are living in cages.

00:03:02.560 The pictures that you've seen don't do it justice.

00:03:07.280 They are essentially packed into cages, wall-to-wall humans,

00:03:13.380 32 detainees per cage that is the only thing inside those cages are the bunk their bunk beds

00:03:24.200 and there are three tiny toilets that are toilet units that have a sink attached to it

00:03:33.860 yeah uh that sure sounds like a prison that sure sounds like a prison to me now maybe

00:03:44.680 she's basing her uh assessment of alligator alcatraz off of their previous places of residence 0.99

00:03:54.860 maybe their previous accommodations and she's weighing the two a five hundred dollar a night

00:04:03.400 Manhattan hotel room compared to an average prison cell hmm yep I'll go for the five hundred

00:04:14.580 dollar a night manhattan hotel room yeah but uh debbie uh wasserman schultz if i may call you

00:04:24.860 debbie wasserman schultz uh they're they're prisoners they're not in town to uh take the

00:04:34.600 circle line or or go up into the statue of liberty or the empire state building so they're not

00:04:43.400 supposed to be in luxury hotel rooms in midtown manhattan they're supposed to be in prison

00:04:52.960 so when you say they're in literally in cages well that's what a prison is a cage i'll give

00:05:03.560 you that you picked up on that pretty quickly but uh to think that they deserve better

00:05:12.820 first of all it's brandy new there are plenty of prisons in this country that date back

00:05:18.480 to i think the 1800s and uh these are brand new the floors i saw pictures the floors brand new

00:05:27.860 tile they've subdivided is what she's talking about she says they're in cages 32 of them

00:05:37.780 and it's not just a bit and then she tries to make it she can't leave out the part that there

00:05:44.620 are actually beds in there so she wants to make it sound she wants to make it sound worse so she

00:05:51.040 goes they're uh wall-to-wall human just mad people and there's 37 of them 36 of them to a cage

00:06:01.700 and the only other thing in there is their bunk beds yeah they have bunk beds don't make it sound

00:06:08.900 like the only the only other thing is a a blanket on the floor that all of them fight over for

00:06:15.780 their bunk beds for every single one of them

00:06:19.940 so it's not their wall-to-wall people in cages they're people in cages with enough bunk beds

00:06:31.440 for every single person in that chain link fence subdivided area if you're running a jail or a

00:06:40.860 prison you don't want too many people to be able to get together in one spot if if someone decides

00:06:49.500 to act up or a group of people decide to act up you want to be able to lock down the rest of the

00:06:55.660 people so that's why you don't just have them running around in this large area you subdivide

00:07:03.100 it with with bars or concrete or chain link fence as you like to call it cages sorry foam rubber

00:07:12.600 would be lovely but it's not very effective in preventing people from breaking through it

00:07:19.860 chain link fence actually gives them the ability to communicate with other people

00:07:26.180 in that block uh building so it's kind of better than it could be but she wants to call it you know

00:07:35.600 a cage it's a cage and and uh again these are criminals they're waiting for deportation

00:07:47.560 and they're not being put in hotel rooms that's one part of it this one was my favorite though

00:07:55.840 she uh she goes on to talk about the horrible horrible sanitary conditions when you have to

00:08:05.260 defecate uh you're you know you're used to going into a a great place a hotel room bathroom 1.00

00:08:15.780 and what do you get three tiny toilets as she calls them do we have that one that clip so they

00:08:23.060 drink that they get their drinking water and they brush their teeth where they poop in the same unit 0.59

00:08:31.100 there they bragged that they went above standards supposedly and gave them a three foot privacy wall

00:08:39.000 that stretches the length inside the 32 detainee cage a three-foot privacy wall

00:08:47.580 that stretches the length of the three toilet yeah let me tell you something debbie wasserman

00:08:56.000 schultz you know who else gets water and brushes their teeth and poops in the same room everyone 0.99

00:09:05.760 it's called a bathroom you dolt it's a bathroom 0.97

00:09:13.780 at night when i get up out of my cage if i'm sleeping in bed in my cage i get up sometimes 0.98

00:09:24.780 i go into the bathroom and uh the toilet's there my toothbrush is there and i grab a little drink

00:09:32.880 of water do you know before i even go into my bed in my cage that i brush my teeth near feet away

00:09:41.060 from my toilet is that great and then i rinse my mouth out with water that i drink right near where

00:09:49.880 as debbie wasserman chill says i poop can you imagine this is i gotta say it it's a concentration

00:09:58.940 camp that's what i'm gonna go on record some people might get mad but uh i i don't see any

00:10:07.080 difference between a a bathroom in any suburban house anywhere people live i don't see any

00:10:18.060 difference between that and a cage with tiny toilets a toothbrush and a cup in the same 1.00

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The Anthony Cumia Show - July 18, 2025

Inside the Compound ｜ 07-13-25

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