00:15:47.800And when immigrants came over from Europe, in particular, they already had this commonality, common previous cultures that they had, you know, in Europe, the English that we hear.
00:16:06.840They got along with other people from European nations and started building this nation.
00:16:12.380Oh, there was some animosity for some time, but I think everybody started proving and assimilating to this country
00:16:20.760and proving that they could contribute to this great nation of ours.
00:16:27.560And then it turned into this thing where anyone with any type of ideology or culture that is the antithesis of the United States of America
00:16:40.160and what these early settlers believed in.
00:16:45.400Yeah, I don't think they wanted those people to be coming here and taking over.
00:16:53.140People weren't supposed to come to this country to change it for the worse, especially.
00:16:59.800They come here and change it for the better by still adhering to our laws,
00:17:06.360our our humanity our ideology even a common uh common religious beliefs that embrace the same
00:17:15.360thing goodness forgiving love things like that and then you get this this this archaic
00:17:25.380uh caveman religion and people that adhere to it that come here and go oh we're free to practice
00:17:33.440our religion well that means taking over killing people that don't believe in our religion
00:17:38.840destroying any uh record that you even had a religion what do you think it's coincidence
00:17:45.700that all these churches seem to be burning down in this country and in europe really and that's
00:17:54.060something not mosques you know churches uh all over uh all over europe and here in this country
00:19:21.980Oh, this guy should be a mayor, or this guy should be a governor, a senator,
00:19:27.780something a congressperson what uh and they're trying to get them in seats of power
00:19:34.940and believe me they do not want to run a country like it's been run for a couple hundred years now
00:19:45.580250 they want to change it to an islamic nation a nation of laws sharia law and uh
00:19:56.180you know if you say anything about it you're a xenophobic islamophobic a bigot a racist
00:20:04.000and uh what you know what are we supposed to do what the hell are we supposed to do just accept
00:20:10.640it so i was talking about governor hochel in her hajib a job i don't even know how to pronounce it
00:20:20.300i don't care it's not my uh it's not my place to know how to say some of these things don't care
00:20:27.420don't want to care and uh she was all gussied up for the islamic center of new york she was
00:20:33.460speaking there in front of a bunch of islamic men who uh requested that she wrap herself up
00:20:40.300lest people look at Kate Hochul and go hubba hubba wow you know they can't control themselves
00:20:51.740if they see that luscious hair and forehead of Kathy Hochul so they gotta wrap her up
00:20:57.120wrap wrap wrap wrap her up uh 9-11 is literally days away you know less than a couple of weeks
00:21:06.500away and to have the governor uh speaking at the islamic center of new york and putting on
00:21:15.840traditional islamic garb in order to do it is an insult to uh every american every american
00:21:26.600But it's a bigger insult to the families of the people that died on 9-11 at the hands of terrorists who practice the same religion that she is crowing about to the Islamic Center.
00:21:44.920uh and then you know i'm sure on uh september 11th she'll give a speech a somber speech about
00:21:54.660how we must never forget never mentioning islam i'm sure never uh using the word terrorism
00:22:01.840never really saying uh what happened and who did uh just it's it's it's infuriating they lie
00:22:11.280they just get up there and lie to the american people they're hypocrites and uh it's disgusting
00:22:20.700it is disgusting rob westchester what's up man and it's good to talk to you um thank you i just
00:22:31.840heard that the other last week someone it's a small politician in new hampshire may a muslim
00:22:37.980guy he said it straight out if you investigate any of us you won't get our vote i mean that's
00:22:45.720what they do they they stick together i give it to them they all stick together because it's a
00:22:50.960plan to go out and vote it's a plan that they have to stick together and become a uh a nation of
00:22:59.680uh islam that's what they want an islamic nation and when they stick together it's because they
00:23:04.920have a plan it's it's an invading force and they they have orders and plans well i'll tell you
00:23:13.460these same leftist women that scream and fight and go nuts when the muslims take over and they
00:23:20.140talk back to those guys oh it's going to be a different story than it is now going on the news
00:23:24.800sticking up oh yeah these guys look what they do to like a independent guy like nick shirley that
00:23:30.540He needs all kinds of security because when you have 15, 20 of them, they don't want to talk, debate, or leave you alone.
00:23:39.540And did you see what they did in California?
00:23:41.320They passed that Nick Shirley law where you can't – they pretty much said you can't investigate.
00:23:48.480You can't look into these immigrants that are here running these places like up in Minneapolis with the child care centers that were all fraudulent.
00:24:00.540and instead of fixing the fraud, they go,
00:24:03.560yeah, you're not even allowed to look into this anymore.
00:41:17.640so uh oh i didn't hear that oh okay i'm in constant communication with uh mission control
00:41:30.640up in new york and sometimes they tell me something and they say it real low uh he
00:41:36.180texted me the code for the phones so don't fret people i'm just gonna put this in uh
00:41:42.600hey because i got a lot of good phone calls uh 96 all right uh don't mind me we're we're good
00:41:52.340we're good technical difficulty all right 20 just about there because i have to put a code in to
00:41:59.640share the computer screen there we go that should pop back up now i'm good under pressure
00:42:05.940with the numbers there it is all right oh gonna have to keep an eye on that thing it pops up and
00:42:14.640times out time out anyway oh look they're still there that's nice to know all right let's go to
00:42:22.480uh scott scott in florida what's up scott evening anthony always a pleasure thank you sir
00:42:30.200um you've done a great job of framing up my point we are to blame for allowing these takeovers by
00:42:39.000these muslims of these communities 25 years ago and i'll tell you why you remember as a kid
00:42:45.040you would see videos of the italians the irish the greeks the even the chinese the brits whoever
00:42:54.580that came immigrated to this country they were in their communities what you always see they had
00:43:00.240their native flag with the american flag right right they didn't come here to be italian they
00:43:08.000wanted to bring part of their italy italian background to america to be americans yeah exactly
00:43:15.060And you don't see, I mean, whether it's the Mexicans, Nicaraguans, Hondurans, Cubans, Muslims, they don't, I mean, I guess with the Cubans you do see some American flags.
00:43:28.380Yeah, they have some patriotism down there in Florida.
00:45:02.860and their goal let's not kid anybody is expanding it to the entire country right and they want no
00:45:10.080interaction with other americans of any kind of culture at all why would they they're trying to
00:45:15.600conquer them they're the enemy right exactly and i don't understand where are all these feminists
00:45:22.420at what why why are they so step foot in line with this muslim religion that basically keeps
00:45:31.400them under an iron fist that makes no sense to me they're so they were screaming at all of us
00:45:36.680because we were white men they're so easily manipulated all this they're very easily
00:45:42.220manipulated these left-wing liberal women especially very easy to manipulate very easy
00:45:48.380to lie to and bamboozle they actually believe that uh and i've heard them say this that wearing the
00:45:56.800the islamic garb for a woman is empowering they turn these things that are completely
00:46:03.040misogynistic they treat them like garbage and then they have to rationalize it somewhere in
00:46:09.740their head and they go you know because i'm a feminist i should hate this but no that's
00:46:13.820empowering for them all right yeah in your wildest hallucination that's empowering but
00:46:19.540whatever gets you through the day yeah unbelievable one last question real quick
00:46:24.160How come, I understand that judges individually can't be sued for their actions, but why can't these citizens in these communities or these states, why can't they do like some sort of class action suit where these politicians are not, they're not performing their duty or their oath they swore to, where they're changing laws to benefit only one culture, one religion.
00:46:49.620right they're ignoring constitutional rights just to benefit one and that's completely illegal why
00:46:56.760couldn't they sue them and get them all the hell out of office or bankrupt the whole damn thing
00:47:01.260i agree with you i don't know why i i it seems pretty handy that you can't uh sue a judge when
00:47:09.360some of their gross misconduct leads to actual death to people being killed by people that they
00:47:16.680let out and it was complete negligence on their part and they cannot be held responsible it's uh
00:47:23.120it's a crime in itself scott i gotta take off i gotta take a break but thank you for the call
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01:27:19.480and if this guy god forbid god forbid like my grandma used to say oh god forbid
01:27:25.960oh jesus mary joseph and baby jesus uh he does anything who else would be held accountable
01:27:34.740the person that reduced his bond would they be called onto the carpet and and made to testify
01:27:41.460as to why they reduced it and then be held accountable for dead kids in a school because
01:27:48.740no of course not only politicians could make rules for themselves because the judges are included in
01:27:59.220that whole thing only they could make rule rules for themselves that would make them
01:28:04.660untouchable as far as responsibility for their actions go they make decisions they do things
01:28:12.780And, of course, whatever the result of their actions, they have no accountability whatsoever, unlike everyone else on Earth that is in some way, shape, or form responsible for their actions.
01:31:57.760I mean, you are now a part of anything he does.
01:32:03.520You are now partially responsible for everything he does.
01:32:07.800And that, if that was the case and they made these judges responsible for what these animals do every so often, you'd see them maybe not making some of the decisions that they decide to make.
01:32:25.400Because why would you let someone out?
01:32:28.140Why would you take a chance on someone if it affects you?
01:32:32.220Oh, they don't care it affects the citizens.
01:32:34.260they don't care about the people who have been murdered by criminals that they have let out
01:32:41.100there's plenty plenty of cases just this week i saw plenty of cases of people that had these
01:32:47.940long records of arrest and uh they let them out and they murdered somebody
01:32:55.300the family has to live with it they live with the consequences why doesn't the the people in
01:33:03.500the judicial system responsible for it you attach your name to that person that would make sense
01:33:10.320all right this guy's getting out this judge now has responsibility for whatever this guy does
01:33:18.720well why would i have that why i i can't control what he does oh you can't hey you could have kept
01:33:25.840him in jail how about that how about that and then there are some judges that say well i can't
01:33:31.700The law dictates that I was obligated to let him go or this or that.
01:34:24.200because it's an illegal 30 convictions 30 convictions and believe me they weren't you
01:34:34.840know oh i had a roach in my ashtray i love that one we can't imprison people and lock them away
01:34:42.280for years because they had a roach in their ashtray where on earth is that happening
01:34:49.460obviously where in this country is that it isn't it isn't they want to make every convict
01:34:57.420seem like a little angel a victim of circumstance he wasn't doing nothing he didn't have but a
01:35:04.020joint on him oh yeah rikers is full of these innocent people that just happened to have a
01:35:12.000little bag of weed on him oh really after they beat someone up before they assaulted a lawn
01:35:19.380enforcement officer they all make them seem like they're the most innocent people that need the
01:35:25.620benefit of the doubt and need to go back out on the street that's where they'll be rehabilitated
01:35:32.240oh god yeah we'll uh do that story uh next because uh yeah 30 convictions let out and wait
01:35:41.700just wait until you hear what this lovely gentleman did uh don't go anywhere your calls
01:35:48.620also next it's the anthony cumia show on the red apple podcast network the anthony cumia show and
01:35:57.640uh you know we're talking a little bit about uh the judges da's uh other people in the judicial
01:36:05.320system politicians who have to have some responsibility when they let these criminals
01:36:12.940back out on the street uh to perpetrate horrible crimes uh rape murder uh assaults and and they
01:36:22.060just go well that's you know whoops whoops-a-daisy sometimes we let someone out and they're a vicious
01:36:28.780murderer oh did you have anything was the guy an angel uh right up until you let him out oh no
01:36:35.90030 convictions over the course of the years well why'd you let him out why he just seemed like a
01:36:43.300nice guy i don't know but no responsibility so um here's one i was talking about these i say i see
01:36:49.740him every day every day uh here's another one illegal and illegal with 30 convictions uh ac6
01:36:59.180is the clip let's give it a listen 31 year old stephanie minter was tragically killed in a
01:37:05.320stabbing in broad daylight at a bus stop.
01:37:08.340The suspect, Abdul Jalloh, is an illegal immigrant with over 30 prior arrests
01:37:13.200and a final removal order that was never enforced.
01:37:16.860Fairfax Commonwealth's attorney Steve Descano faces a House Judiciary Committee probe
01:37:22.040for alleged preferential treatment of illegal immigrant offenders
01:37:26.280and is accused of withholding information.
01:37:29.260Stephanie's mother, Cheryl Minter, has launched a recall petition against him.
01:37:35.320Unbelievable. Unbelievable. That poor family woman murdered. I love how they make it sound too. Stabbed in broad daylight. Yeah, that used to be something odd. When, you know, people that murdered people didn't want to get caught.
01:37:53.920There was maybe a reason, oh, this guy was sleeping with my wife or doing something.
01:37:59.640Just the randomness of these murders, that is one of the most frightening aspects of this.
01:38:08.460It's not so much the sheer amount of murder that goes on.
01:38:13.500You would assume in America, and this was kind of the way it used to be,
01:38:18.740If you lived your life and were generally a good person, you were with good people, your family, friends, your coworkers, you really didn't have to worry that much that someone was just going to stab you at the bus stop.
01:39:34.480Everyone's a potential victim out there
01:39:36.440Because there's lunatics and genuinely satanic evil people, monsters, monsters wander our country looking to harm good people for no reason, for no other reason than they are monsters.
01:39:54.900I can't imagine. I can't imagine the grief, the frustration, the anger of the family that has to deal with a situation like that.
01:40:07.660Horrifying that this is the country we have to live in.
01:40:13.240And again, you heard in that story, this is an illegal alien that was given preferential treatment with 30 arrests, not convictions.
01:40:22.840I said convictions earlier, 30 arrests, and he got preferential treatment.
01:40:37.100And somebody saw him, saw his record, and decided, nah, let's just let him go.
01:40:46.040This is what happens when people like Kathy Hochul and all these other governors and mayors like Mamdani and other people in seats of power say we're not working with ICE so that their base vote for them.
01:41:06.240good those fascist ice and and and uh trump deporting uh americans and then they get votes
01:41:17.500from these idiots at what cost dead people dead innocent people because they didn't call ice
01:41:28.640oh we're gonna let this guy loose he's got 30 arrests he's violent and we're gonna let him
01:41:35.360loose so we figured we'd call you guys
01:46:58.560Yeah, Rosie, we have plenty of channels, and unlike Russia or Nazi Germany, we have a plethora of social media platforms where people can say a lot of things, different ideas, things that offend people, things that other people and other groups agree with.
01:47:24.860It's an unbelievable amount of venues for people to voice their opinions in this country.
01:52:22.780And then the men that women write in movies are all subservient to the women, and they're 100% illogical, emotional, they don't know how to get things done, the woman has to do it for them.
01:52:43.980That's Rosie's idea of an ICE facility.
01:52:47.800it's staffed by ice agents that would have been written by women writers directed by women
01:52:56.380directors in a movie about ice and you'd watch it and go what is this horse crap wow is this stupid
01:53:05.760this doesn't happen in real life they'd be slipping into the the girls section hey sweetheart
01:53:14.200i'm so disgusted with it i saw a movie trailer the other day or a show
01:53:23.400clip on on social media and it was two gals yelling at each other on an army base
01:53:31.260and one of them was high ranking so the guys had to give her the the benefit of the doubt and
01:53:38.300respect and she's mouthing off she had blood on her face like she just came from some combat
01:53:45.020look out and i swear to you i know why this happened movies tv shows they take a long time
01:53:53.840to develop and when they were in the the initial idea uh process pre-production casting writing
01:54:07.020the movie it was picked up they're producing it this was when they thought kamala harris was going
01:54:13.620to be president oh a strong woman president so we're going to put out movies that uh kind of
01:54:21.540equate to a strong woman like kamala and then she loses they're producing these movies so they got
01:54:29.880to put this crap out so now we're getting these movies a couple of years later of these
01:54:35.820Just unbelievably unrealistic women put in power positions.
01:54:42.240A frail little 100-pound girl is kickboxing and beating Russian mafia guys.
01:58:57.180I think that satisfies the power part, doesn't it?
01:59:02.660But Brandon Johnson, he wants what seems to me to be an unconstitutional policy for giving city contracts to companies.
01:59:14.220You know, you've got a company, you have a job that needs to be done in the city of Chicago, and you get bids from companies.
01:59:23.320They go, I could do that job for this much money.
01:59:26.340And he doesn't just want to take the company that could do the best job for a reasonable amount of money.
01:59:35.320He needs the company to be diverse, some type of diversity.
01:59:43.360By the way, when he says this, we'll play the clip in a second.
01:59:46.600When he was spouting this, he was surrounded by, I guess, a crowd that he would call diverse, but there wasn't one white face in the crowd.
02:08:42.960He murdered the man, Sanchez, his name was.
02:08:46.540He was a military veteran, and severely wounded this other girl with a machete.
02:08:50.680And he approached both of the other people on the trail that night,
02:08:54.600and he said he was going to burn them alive in their tents.
02:08:57.420Yeah. Here's the problem, John, with the insanity plea and then the after the fact, when they send them to a facility and what have you. Unlike prisons where you have corrections officers and they are babysitters for these terrible people, a mental hospital, the doctors and people that work there want to feel like, first of all, feel like they're doing something and they get funding based on results.
02:09:25.420results they now with prisons yeah i think the result is oh did you keep this guy locked up
02:09:33.200did someone escape if not you're doing your job here's your money with a hospital you have to
02:09:39.000kind of show oh my god they're coming up with these different types of treatments and the
02:09:43.720doctors are doing a great job rehabilitating these people and bringing them back to sanity and
02:09:49.540making them able to uh go back out into uh society that's the problem they feel like they
02:09:56.660could work these miracles and yeah you're left with a bunch of people that are scared out of
02:10:03.100their wits that this person is back out on the streets oh yeah he's back he's back out there i
02:10:09.120met him this year oh god well good luck he's back out there on it he's back out there on the trail
02:10:14.480hiking oh my god and people don't know it they just look hey how you doing nice day
02:10:18.880yeah they don't know who they don't know who he is and the thing is what i what i've been
02:10:23.360learning is they're on the what psychotropic drugs and stuff yeah psychotropic i love the
02:10:28.960psychotropics that's fun sun sand and lithium but they're on those drugs and what i understand of
02:10:37.200it i'm not an expert but as long as they're on that they're okay but even when they're on that
02:10:41.240they can have a like a they can come off the rails yeah yeah that's just it you don't know
02:10:46.060it's unpredictable it's not a science as much as it is an art and there's no guarantees so uh
02:10:52.080i don't know lock them up lock them up i say thanks john appreciate the uh the call um yeah
02:11:00.100i was i was reading a couple of stories yesterday and uh they kind of fit together and i don't think
02:11:07.360anyone because i'm so brilliant i don't think anyone's made the connection yet um i've been
02:11:13.840seeing uh that they they're bringing back nuclear power plants i think uh new york's getting one
02:11:21.260as a matter of fact there are a few others uh trump has made it a lot easier for people to
02:11:28.600design and get approved these nuclear power plants over the course of the years because
02:11:34.480nuclear power has not been a thing there hasn't been a new nuclear power plant built in this
02:11:38.820country since three mile island uh nuclear power is incredibly safe it really is even
02:11:47.480with uh the accident we saw at three mile island no one died no one died from three mile island
02:11:56.640whether it was immediately or from radiation it just didn't happen and there's so many
02:12:04.160really dependable fail-safes accidents happen things happen but i think people have this
02:12:11.700misconception that if a nuclear power plant goes sideways you see a mushroom cloud it's hiroshima
02:12:19.320or nagasaki it's just not the case uh a nuclear power plant works like any other power plant
02:12:27.480heat is made water is turned to steam the steam turns a generator that's it now how do you get
02:12:36.640the heat you burn coal you burn wood there the solar is different but or you burn oil
02:12:43.440uh this just happens that a nuclear reaction makes a lot of heat and it makes enough heat
02:12:51.240to turn water to steam and the rest of it is exactly like any other power plant
02:12:55.880they're a very dependable very clean power source they don't have any emissions like coal or oil
02:13:05.660when you when you burn those things so i'm noticing and i'm thinking this is good this is
02:13:12.480good because uh if you can make power for homes without having to use oil that oil price can go
02:13:20.500down because now you're just using it for cars and other things that you can't use nuclear for
02:13:26.620so like this is great and then i see another story uh data centers data centers are having
02:13:37.060a problem they build them they build them really fast but they cannot supply these things with
02:13:43.340enough power with the uh power infrastructure we have in this country they just don't have enough
02:13:51.640juice to power these data centers and power commercial areas homes cities um so i thought
02:14:03.340that was a hell of a coincidence that at the same time all these data centers are going up
02:14:09.080and people are talking about how are we going to get enough power,
02:14:12.620the regulations for building new nuclear power plants
02:14:17.340and recommissioning old ones, all of a sudden, hey.
02:14:22.160So don't think anyone's doing anything for you,
02:20:27.620Why is that something that people look at and look at you like you're an intolerant, crazy person?
02:20:33.880Why should countries that have run well with its indigenous population for thousands of years, I'm not talking about the Indians in America, thank you, why should they voluntarily step aside?
02:20:51.900you know fight fight it i mean even the indians here in america fought the uh uh europeans and
02:21:04.220and other people the americans that settled here and moved westward they put up a fight
02:21:12.380you know they're like yo we were here yeah well we're here now and they fought they lost it's
02:21:20.300what happens but in in the united kingdom and here we are seeing people that aren't fighting
02:21:29.600like this woman they're waving them in oh it would be wonderful oh i can't wait why who cares
02:21:37.760do you think white people uh england being replaced by who cares who cares you should care
02:21:46.900i don't know is it brainwashing is it is it stupidity both all the above
02:30:58.680I mean, there are so many more important things to deal with.
02:31:02.200And, you know, as long as that's all it is, a quick little thing, because there are so, so many more important things that we need to get done here in this country and worldwide, quite frankly.
02:31:17.040And I think, you know, Trump's got to get on on those things and get it done.
02:31:23.920All right, people, I will see you right back here next Sunday.
02:31:28.180I appreciate you tuning in this Sunday.