00:01:13.380And yeah, we start off with the sedition
00:01:17.560and treason, of course. Could I have some sedition with a side
00:01:21.920of treason please and uh boy this has been one of the big stories this week and again it's just
00:01:30.300another one of these democrat things that they love to do uh they take something they blow it
00:01:38.280completely out of proportion uh meanwhile they were the ones really doing the the nasty part
00:01:46.280of the whole situation uh and then they try to blame trump and call him you know tyrannical or
00:01:53.960some kind of a megalomaniac and well it turns out that they believe donald trump has threatened
00:02:05.780their lives and by they i mean these uh democrats that have uh that were part of this video there
00:02:13.940Part of this videotape, tape, this video is my age, that, well, they were telling the American military, people in the American military and the intelligence divisions, that they didn't have to follow the president's orders.
00:02:37.900if they deemed them illegal in some way, that they were well within their bounds and rights
00:02:46.680to just not listen to the commander-in-chief, the guy, the president,
00:02:54.700who has the final word over what the American military does.
00:03:01.260and uh it's not like trump has been saying hey let's uh let's bomb china for covid i would agree
00:03:12.780with that but uh it's drugs coming into our country and uh drug boats being blown up who
00:03:22.500who wouldn't be for that when you see the the young people especially that have just been
00:03:29.960ravaged by the influx of of drugs fentanyl especially into this country opiates uh it's
00:03:39.360it's amazing that anyone would be against the president and his administration trying anything
00:03:46.400we're at the point where extreme measures have to be taken i don't think um a lot of the people
00:03:56.200especially on the left understand extreme measures sometimes uh it's not worth sitting
00:04:06.220around and debating this stuff for years and years and passing the buck and nothing gets done
00:04:13.220sometimes a real leader has to make a decision and then follow through with it
00:04:21.920Could you imagine if Harry Truman had to decide to drop the atomic bombs on Japan to end World War II?0.66
00:04:36.380And in this day and age, with all of the Budinsky's and wanting to, what, talk about it?0.70
00:04:48.140have you have a little conversation a debate a public forum instead of him just getting0.77
00:04:57.280hey do you want to go with this and him going yup let's drop it
00:05:02.280nothing that that this country needed to do to get to the point where america became a great nation0.99
00:05:15.220would ever have been accomplished if these whining bureaucrats had their way back in in the olden days
00:05:26.980um so yeah things have to be done and the president can utilize the military to do things
00:05:36.540that are in the best interest of this country and this country's safety and if you really want to
00:05:42.880look into what presidents have utilized the military uh for their own benefit and and that
00:05:51.520for for actions that were absolutely had nothing to do with the safety or best interest of the
00:06:02.060people of the united states you could uh there are plenty of presidents you could look at
00:06:08.360and say well why didn't the military members of the military say i don't i think those orders are
00:06:16.860illegal president obama president george uh w bush president george hw bush ronald reagan
00:06:27.680uh i think the those orders are illegal and i will not be participating in your why are you
00:06:36.600tying me to a pole why are you pointing rifles at me yeah how about that have a little desertion
00:06:43.320oh my god and if the the politicians senators congressmen in this country are are instructing
00:06:56.160the military to not obey the president and they're not even giving instances i think one of
00:07:04.920them did. Who is that, Klobuchar? Oh, this was embarrassing. Embarrassing. Because they've been
00:07:10.500asking, any reporter worth their salt has been asking these Democrats, what illegal orders
00:07:19.400has the president given that would compel you to make this video? Unless he's done something,
00:07:27.240why would you just pull this out and decide to instruct the military to not follow the
00:07:33.820president's orders and amy klobuchar she says uh she goes well um there was that that movie
00:07:44.140where they didn't obey the order because it was illegal a mo a movie what are you talking about
00:07:55.120what was that one i i believe it was the one with the jack nicholson
00:08:00.800you can't handle the truth whatever that movie was yeah and uh she she's taking movie references
00:08:12.980as her reasoning the as as her her uh reason for for telling the military that they don't
00:08:24.820have to obey the president if they believe an order is illegal and again what who's deciding
00:08:33.240that a soldier have soldiers gone through all the the the constitutional law schools
00:08:42.020to understand what is legal or illegal no they follow the orders of the president
00:08:48.280that's what they're instructed to do and and follow it to the death it's pretty serious business1.00
00:08:58.060but these oh my god these morons so the first thing let's first uh let's get a little1.00
00:09:08.880a little uh audio here of the video that was made by the democrats telling them that the1.00
00:09:17.620The military, indeed, does not have to obey the president if they deem his orders to be illegal.
00:09:24.560This was the original video that was put out.
00:09:45.160We want to speak directly to members of the military and the intelligence community who take risks each day to keep Americans safe.
00:09:51.720We know you are under enormous stress and pressure right now.
00:09:54.920Americans trust their military, but that trust is at risk.
00:09:58.220This administration is pitting our uniformed military and intelligence community professionals against American citizens.
00:10:04.560Like us, you all swore an oath to protect and defend this Constitution.
00:10:08.980Right now, the threats to our Constitution aren't just coming from abroad, but from right here at home.
00:10:13.720our laws are clear you can refuse illegal orders you can refuse illegal orders you must refuse
00:10:21.000illegal orders no one has to carry out orders that violate the law or our constitution we
00:10:26.520know this is hard and that it's a difficult time to be a public servant but whether you're serving
00:10:30.680in the cia the army or navy the air force your vigilance is critical and know that we have your
00:10:37.080back because now more than ever the american people need you we need you to stand up for our laws our
00:10:43.080Constitution and who we are as Americans. Don't give up. Don't give up. Don't give up. Don't give
00:10:49.520up the ship. I swear to you, if if Donald Trump was a fraction of the evil dictator they profess
00:11:03.340him to be they would all have already been put against the wall and dispatched
00:11:11.240that's what a dictator would do to people in their government that are are instructing
00:11:23.140members of the military to be seditious and traitorous you you take them out to a dark
00:11:31.380cold brick wall in the dead of night like stalin and and and you you you dispatch them
00:11:41.100they're no longer your problem they're not allowed to then go on propaganda propaganda against you
00:11:52.180against the dictator leadership allowed to go on these propaganda media networks
00:11:59.380and continue to defend this sedition.0.99
00:12:05.540What a lousy, tyrannical dictator Donald Trump is.0.99
00:12:10.880I will say that every day when they call him a dictator.1.00
00:12:19.300I will say, boy, what a lousy dictator this guy is.
00:12:22.400Because he's not doing the job like the real dictators did back in the old days.
00:12:31.040How do you think saying that, putting that message out out of nowhere, there's been no illegal orders given to the military.
00:12:42.400How do you just put that out and think when Trump says something back that he is being unreasonable?
00:12:52.400he all he said was and here it is this is really bad and dangerous for our country
00:13:00.440their words cannot be allowed to stand seditious behavior from traitors lock them up and then
00:13:07.960another post he said seditious behavior punishable by death we'll talk we'll take your calls uh and
00:13:16.140discuss this are they seditious traitorous or uh is donald trump being inappropriate by saying that
00:13:23.900those crimes are indeed punishable by death in this country back in a moment
00:13:29.860it's the anthony cumia show on the red apple podcast network
00:13:34.960it's the anthony cumia show on the red apple podcast network
00:13:42.840the anthony cumia show and uh yeah we're talking about this uh sedition treason
00:13:50.200by um a few democrats that decided to put out a video letting the military of this country know
00:14:00.240that hey if you don't uh you don't like the orders you think they're illegal somehow even
00:14:07.240though there's no proof or even an inkling not even an inkling my friends that uh trump has been
00:14:15.360giving the military illegal orders we have uh senator mark kelly one of these uh seditious
00:14:23.880people and he doubled down he doubles down on this statement on this video um on one of these
00:14:31.940terrible propaganda news shows so let's listen to a mark kelly maybe uh clear this up a bit
00:14:41.460yeah it would they would be violating their own if they followed illegal orders and i and i guess
00:14:49.060senator members of the military what is your advice to them if they come across something
00:14:54.100that seems confusing i think they need to talk to their leadership you know talk to their commanding
00:15:01.140officer about it and and and tell you tell your commanding officer why you think this may be
00:15:06.820illegal um there are lawyers within the military the judge advocate general corps um you can have
00:15:13.820a conversation you know with somebody who understands the law uh and you know there's
00:15:20.540always the option of you review the ucmj with your leadership and you explain to somebody why
00:15:25.560you think this may not be lawful all right oh my god look i i've never been in the military
00:15:35.060thank you for your service uh my brother was 82nd airborne i know many people that have been
00:15:43.980in the military um i've done a lot of research and and uh learned a lot of history of the military
00:15:53.820Um, I can't imagine a soldier would, would spend another day in the military after doing something like that. Yeah, I think, I think that that order was illegal.
00:16:12.940Let me go up to the upper echelon, my supervisors, my brass, and tell them,
00:16:22.060yeah, I'm not going to do this because I think it's illegal.
00:16:25.480What a great way to completely destroy your political or your military career.
00:23:20.140I have a hypothetical situation. Now, I've been watching some movies this weekend, some classics like, you know, Platoon and, you know, Schindler's List.
00:23:28.660Now, let's just say hypothetically this happened, and I don't think Trump's going to do this.
00:23:33.480But let's just say if the president gave, like, some kind of orders down to a general or someone that your commanding officer says,
00:23:39.460torch this village or kill a bunch of innocent women and children would that be considered maybe
00:23:45.140an illegal order i mean i don't know maybe that's what i'm kind of curious something like that you
00:23:52.300know what was their um my lay in uh in vietnam where where they uh went through that village
00:24:01.200and just killed innocent women and children.
00:24:04.160And I think Lieutenant Calley is the only guy that was even up on charges,
00:24:11.780and they really didn't do anything to him.
00:24:29.980So, you know, disobeying an order from from your commanding officer in the battlefield, if it's a lieutenant or a captain or a major, is different than disobeying the president of the United States.
00:24:47.120No, what I mean is like, let's say if it was handed down from the president to go to that commanding officer who gave the order.
00:24:53.180Right. That's what I I'm just I'm just curious. I mean, it's something that almost never happens.
00:24:57.680I'm just saying that's like the only thing I could think of that would be, quote, as illegal as it gets.
00:28:07.680And he says these things because he wants to deflect from what he's often asked people to do in government,
00:28:15.360people who are serving the public to do, which is to do things that are illegal.
00:28:18.840We saw that time and time again, and frankly, you still see it, in the city of Chicago with ICE and CBP.
00:28:25.000And so that's the kind of thing that certainly people who have served their country, veterans that are serving now in Congress, have an absolute right.
00:28:34.520And these are decent, honorable people.
00:28:37.220They have an absolute right to stand up and say to everyone, follow the law.
00:28:42.660That's all they were saying to the troops of the United States.1.00
00:28:47.120Imagine twisting reality around like that, you fat bastard.1.00
00:28:55.000Just all they're saying is, you know, follow the law.
00:28:58.300You mean the law, the Constitution that says that the president is commander in chief of the military and he is the word on what the military does?
00:44:22.640a shooting a couple of shootings some people dead a lot of them wounded and uh what what are you
00:44:33.400going to do about it brandon johnson he got out there and gave a little speech and anything was
00:44:41.940anything in his speech uh gonna gonna help the situation did he really address the problems
00:44:50.180and say we we need to do something about this and i'm going to implement this that this is the same
00:44:58.380guy that took down a shot spotter that decided that the money going to the shot spotter program
00:45:06.300this was a program where up on uh uh light poles around the city were microphones and if there was
00:45:16.120a gunshot these various microphones could triangulate and then tell the police exactly
00:45:23.220where the gunshot was fired from and they could react in some instances they've reacted within
00:45:31.200seconds to where this gunshot was he decided this program wasn't worthwhile wasn't worth the money
00:45:40.480The same guy that's paying gang members to be violence interrupters in the city, and a couple of them have already been arrested because they're in cahoots with the gangs.
00:45:53.940They're paying them your tax money, and they're using that money to bolster the drugs and weapons and whatnot for these gangs.
00:46:03.560So, again, the politicians that are doing nothing for the people that are actually trying to live lives, they're paying money into the system and they're just getting screwed by people like Brandon Johnson.
00:46:18.080Let's listen to Brandon Johnson's comments after the Christmas celebration shooting.
00:46:25.260Incidents like last night set us back as a city and it evokes fear.
00:46:29.860Our young people have to understand that they should not attend these unauthorized events that have been advertised on social media.
00:46:37.300They are extremely dangerous due to the number of individuals that may be carrying weapons.
00:46:42.160And as much progress as we have made, there are still far too many guns on our streets.
00:46:47.140For these young people who have engaged in these incidents, you have put yourselves and your friends at risk.
00:46:53.280Because of the reckless behavior of a few individuals, we have families devastated and our downtown residents are hesitant to leave their own homes.
00:47:01.880I'm the first person to recognize that we have more work to do in this city to provide safe spaces for our young people.
00:47:07.800But these type of violent gatherings can never be in our current, nor can they be normalized.
00:47:13.600We need parents, guardians, and other responsible adults to do their best to accompany young people.
00:47:19.260seeing large, unsanctioned gatherings where weapons are likely to be present.
00:47:24.900There's always more we as adults can do to make sure that we know where our kids are and what they are doing.
00:47:31.660I recognize this feels like emotional whiplash.
00:47:34.540After this incredible celebration last night where thousands of people gathered,
00:47:38.500Chicagoans who were enjoying our tree lighting ceremony expressed their love for our city.
00:47:43.220It was peaceful. It was a joyous evening.
00:50:28.480So for for your audience, for anyone listening, you know, that doesn't really know what this
00:50:32.300So title fraud or title theft is essentially where scammers and thieves are taking advantage of this loophole in our legal system.
00:50:40.660They're going and filing some documents at the county recorder level that the county can't turn away as long as they're filled out properly.
00:50:48.760And essentially what they're doing is they're taking these documents that are are meant for a purpose.
00:50:53.320Right. They're generally generally a quick claim deed is what is used, even though there are a few different ways they can do it.
00:50:58.200they're filing this document which generally is used to you know transfer ownership between
00:51:02.480family members or you know when there isn't money being changed in hands it's essentially
00:51:09.560transferring your ownership they're filing these documents no one at the county office is required
00:51:14.240by law to authenticate notary stamps or you know make sure some of them will require id but that's
00:51:21.300very very easy to fake and once this is filed essentially what happens is your ownership is
00:51:27.160in the scammer's hands. And then they can go out and take loans against the property or even sell
00:51:32.420your home behind your back in a lot of cases that we've seen. And it's very easy to commit
00:51:37.140and very, very hard to unwind. So that's the difference. Yeah. People aren't breaking in
00:51:42.500and stealing your stuff, but they're taking ownership on paper. Well, that's a nightmare
00:51:47.680scenario right there. Absolutely. So what does a home title lock do that can protect you from,
00:51:55.480God, something like this happening. Yeah. So sadly and unfortunately, and don't let anyone
00:52:01.820tell you otherwise, the crime can't be prevented. The actual crime of the fraud, the paperwork being
00:52:07.660filed at the county. No company that claims to be able to do that is telling the truth because
00:52:13.300unfortunately, what would keep that from happening are changes to the law itself, right? Our legal
00:52:18.500system is very outdated. The Freedom of Information Act created this process back in the, what was
00:52:24.860it 1967 um so everything's very outdated but what we do as a company is we are not only monitoring
00:52:32.340and alerts it's what we call our million dollar triple off protection we are 24 7 monitoring of
00:52:37.020your property urgent alerts so that you can jump in and take care of this before it gets to the
00:52:42.540point where the criminals can use your ownership to take out those loans to you know there's a
00:52:49.120there's a gentleman that we worked with, Matt Cox, who was a criminal and did this. He went
00:52:55.140to prison for 12 years. He works very closely with our company as a public advocate. He has
00:53:01.780a true crime podcast now, and he's reformed. But he likes to talk to people about the reality of
00:53:07.840this. It's very sad, very scary. What he would do is he would transfer ownership, and then he would
00:53:12.300go and take out multiple hard money loans in a day, and all of a sudden disappears because he
00:53:16.800did this under a fake name and then the homeowners can't unwind it so what we do that's different is
00:53:21.840we're monitoring but we're most importantly restoration so we'll spend up to a million
00:53:25.960dollars to jump in and fix the fraud um whether that's just getting the home back in your name
00:53:31.540which a lot of people don't realize takes a long time it's a lot of legal process you can't just
00:53:36.460walk into accounting and say hey this is fraud tear it up nope once it's on record you have to
00:53:41.100get it seen before a judge i would just i would just go and do exactly what they did to someone
00:53:45.820else's house. You'd think, but the thing is, what it is, is it's, that's horrible. Yes, it is.
00:53:54.080It's a joke. We're all joking, right? Of course. No, but this is very serious. And unfortunately,
00:54:00.300you can't just go in and get it taken off because at the point where someone else's
00:54:04.220ownership is on record, your title is now clouded, right? This can cause problems for
00:54:09.060mortgages being taken out, anything that you have still remaining on the property,
00:54:12.540trying to sell your property. So you have to actually get it taken off the record. And that
00:54:18.320is a whole legal process that has to take place. Yeah. And that's going to take a lot of time,
00:54:23.780a lot of money. And yeah, you're kind of tainted after that. So what does Home Title Lock do to
00:54:34.260prevent that from happening? Will they let you know if someone's trying to take your title from
00:54:41.680you? Yeah, absolutely. So let me dig in a little bit more into the triple lock protection. So
00:54:46.30024-7 monitoring, we as a company have proprietary access to the largest database of Tata Records in
00:54:52.220the U.S. It's awesome because we scan multiple data sources. And then second, with our urgent
00:54:59.020alerts, we notify you of any change. So this doesn't mean, oh, we think this is suspicious,
00:55:06.320so we're going to notify you of this. It's anything. So even if you're going and you're
00:55:09.740taking out a mortgage or you're doing something with your property records, we're going to notify
00:55:13.580you no matter what. So nothing slips through the cracks. Um, and one thing that I think is really
00:55:18.220important to touch on too, for your audience is that we don't monitor the person we monitor the
00:55:24.300property. So I've seen people, you know, social media, everyone likes to think that they're the,
00:55:28.200they're the expert on things without actually knowing anything about it. Um, we're not like
00:55:33.040credit monitoring. We're not monitoring your social security number. We're not monitoring
00:55:36.460anything like that. I've seen people say, oh, well, I have credit monitoring, identity
00:55:41.120protection. If someone takes out a loan in my name, I'm covered. The thing is, when they're
00:55:45.220transferring your ownership, this isn't in your name anymore. They're transferring it out of your
00:55:49.260name. What they're doing is they're utilizing the property for collateral. So we monitor the
00:55:54.100property, not the person. So anything that comes in will have to do with that. And then with our
00:55:59.020restoration, again, million-dollar triple lock protection, we have a team of legal experts that
00:56:05.000we have built across the entire U.S. to make sure that whatever state one of our victims is in,
00:56:11.280we are ready to jump in and fix this. Because the sooner that you fix something, the less likely a
00:56:16.860criminal is going to be able to utilize that documentation, that paperwork, and go take out
00:56:21.200all these things. But let's say as a hypothetical, let's say, because this actually did happen. I
00:56:26.180can't get into too much detail for legal reasons, but this happened with one of our victims. It was
00:56:30.860a guy and his elderly father, elderly father, excuse me, his father had home title lock on
00:56:36.240some vacant property in Florida. Um, but because the guy was, you know, a lot older,
00:56:41.000he wasn't really paying attention to his notifications, uh, found out a little bit
00:56:44.800too late. Money had been transferred. Someone posted the property on, you know, the, the
00:56:50.440place where you go to look at all the houses and the property, it can't say the name, but it's
00:56:54.400there. Um, and he posted it for sale, sold it cash to someone, uh, money had exchanged hands.
00:57:00.860The moment that the son started getting, you know, calls about this property being posted online, they were looking into it, found out the hand home title lock.
00:57:08.480We jumped in and luckily got everything taken care of.
00:57:13.960And not luckily as in we can't do it, but luckily as in we caught it before it went, you know, so far to the point where they're getting bulldozers and the property clear and stuff out and trying to build a new house.
00:57:23.860Right. But but that's what we do and why we do what we do.
00:57:28.180about 10% of the counties in the U S do have their own monitoring software. Um, but you're,
00:57:34.380you're going to have the same problem as if you didn't have something in the first place,
00:57:37.380because if you're a victim and you go in, they're going to say, Hey, get a lawyer and go get it
00:57:42.080seen before a judge. And they're not going to help you with anything. So the home title lock
00:57:45.820difference is us being there for the homeowner. Yeah. Especially in this day and age where you
00:57:52.540You have so much of your, well, your property's digital information available for people out there.
00:57:59.360I would assume years ago it must have been a lot harder to get that.
00:58:03.300Now it's right there at your fingertips, and there are some bad people that want to do some bad things.
00:58:08.240So good thing Home Title Lock is out there to protect the people and their home titles.
00:59:04.640So the biggest thing with this offer for your audience is that they can find out today whether
00:59:09.120or not they already have something, you know, potentially filed against their property.
00:59:12.560And a lot of people think this isn't happening, but I've met with you before, Anthony, and we discussed some of the things that were happening in the news, and we get articles and news reports every single week of this happening.
00:59:25.920Recently, San Antonio, there was an elderly man that got kicked out of his house because someone transferred the property.
00:59:32.540They tricked him into signing over his deed to his home, filed this erroneous paperwork, and he got kicked out of the house.
00:59:39.220And he was, I believe at this point still, living in his car with his pet parrot, 89-year-old man, San Antonio.
01:14:27.280because Trump is re-litigating the Civil War.
01:14:33.420I mean, how do you come up with this stuff, Brandon?
01:14:37.620And he's so terrible at being the mayor of a city that has a large minority population because he doesn't want to place any blame on any of that minority population.
01:14:57.320so he scrambles to try to find a re-litigating of the civil war by the lily white president
01:15:07.240of the united states instead of looking around at the issues and going hey black community
01:15:14.500maybe we need to step up maybe the guys uh need to do something different than just0.96
01:15:22.140running around making kids that aren't going to be supervised get no discipline are raised by women
01:15:32.080that i don't know they don't seem to be that into uh disciplining and teaching the kids
01:15:39.220and they just end up uh having a a terrible situation in chicago and you know people can
01:15:51.380say oh that's racist well you could say it but look around and be honest and think about what
01:16:00.660needs to be done what really needs to be done consequence people need to have consequences
01:16:08.800to their actions and if that doesn't happen then these young people gatherings as uh mayor johnson
01:16:19.480put it are going to continue there was another story i think it was in uh queens new york perhaps
01:16:26.500there was a uh street takeover in a pretty quiet neighborhood and uh you know they're doing
01:16:35.140donuts and they lit a car on fire in the middle of the street and it was very loud and the people
01:16:42.920in the neighborhood called 9-1-1 do you know they were told that it was a 3-1-1 issue 3-1-1 is the
01:16:51.380information for the city if you have a noise complaint and it's not an emergency you call
01:17:00.0803-1-1 if your heat doesn't work things like that the people were told there was a burning vehicle
01:17:07.760in the middle of the street with cars doing donuts around the burning vehicle loud music
01:17:14.640yelling fights and they're told yeah that's you know what's the matter the ac doesn't work
01:17:22.500we'll send someone out next week to help you that's what's happening there aren't consequences
01:17:30.880so why would you stop doing these things and johnson telling these youngsters these little
01:17:39.200scalawags that uh they shouldn't show up at these gatherings what do you think that's going to do
01:17:48.000hey now don't you show up to these it's all they have it's all they know there's no consequence to0.96
01:17:56.580going to these except maybe getting shot and killed but no one seems to care about that part
01:18:01.940of it especially mayor johnson he doesn't seem to care about the body count coming out of chicago
01:18:09.640it's just nothing is really being done there's nothing of substance really being done in a lot
01:18:20.460of these big blue cities they talk they want money that's a big thing oh boy you want the
01:18:27.880violence you want to silence the violence we need money you're cutting our funding
01:18:33.320no consequence use your police department use your uh judicial system to really turn the screws
01:18:44.400on people that are doing evil in these cities uh ben in dc what's up ben
01:18:52.840hey anthony how are you boy good man1.00
01:18:56.640so yeah unfortunately in dc you started to see a lot of the stuff like immigrants riding around1.00
01:19:03.980on mopeds with a complete disregard for traffic laws come back because that's like the the boot0.99
01:19:10.200has been lifted off their throat unfortunately that's what needs to happen that's what needs
01:19:14.680to happen it needs to stay there like the consequence and the authority needs to remain
01:19:22.180there or it just turns back into what it was like this guy in chicago there's the judge who let him
01:19:29.760out by the way the judge has all these old quotes where she says like if the defendant looks like me
01:19:34.740i'm going to go easier on them which is that's completely unconstitutional among a lot of other
01:19:40.820things yeah i saw some of those quotes i also saw an interview she did where the interview asked her
01:19:47.820uh why is diversity important in the judicial system and my answer to that would have been
01:19:54.840it's not it's not it's detrimental justice is blind the blind justice it's the the0.93
01:20:04.560The woman blindfolded, holding the scales, the law books are on the scales, and the rule of law is all that is supposed to be considered in order to get to the just decisions that need to be made in the judicial system.0.93
01:20:24.780So bringing in diversity, and she said, because I could bring more to the bench, the judge's bench, with my experience of being a Latina woman, why?0.78
01:20:41.360What experience would you have that could possibly work its way into a system that is supposed to be blind to all that, to race, religion, background, whether you're rich or impoverished?
01:20:57.940All that's supposed to be inconsequential when it comes to the justice system.
01:21:03.040So if you're utilizing your own race, when you look at a defendant and say, well, they look like me, let me instead of doing what I should do, follow the rule of law, I'm going to do something just because that person is the same color as me or as the same religion or whatever it may be.
01:21:24.360that is so against every single thing that the american justice system is supposed to be about
01:21:31.660so why why is she bringing it up and why isn't she being chastised for bringing up race as a judge
01:21:40.880what if i was a judge and i said my experience as a white man has made me a better judge
01:21:46.600oh boy public reaction to that exactly it's not only it's not only wrong regardless of what race
01:21:54.800is using their race as a part of their decision making but the hypocrisy also in that what you
01:22:03.020just said if it was a white judge saying my white experiences and seeing some a defendant who's white
01:22:09.700in front of me i may use my experiences to uh make this decision it would there'd be an outcry1.00
01:22:17.360to remove the guy from the bench and he would probably be removed this woman is utilizing race1.00
01:22:24.180as a component of her decision making in the legal system it's beyond ridiculous and and uh1.00
01:22:34.000it should not be tolerated but it will be and it continues to be right i don't know i don't know
01:22:41.920how to do it with both my my parents are liberal i don't know how to get through to people like
01:22:46.280them about this stuff i really don't i know you gotta go but that's no no ben ben you're going
01:22:51.380to uh thanksgiving uh over your parents yeah yeah i am i don't i can't talk to them about
01:22:57.660politics i was gonna say what's that like i just well i could like they're boomers and i talked to
01:23:03.860them and every time i talked to them one of them says like diversity i think diversity makes us
01:23:08.500all better it's like thanks mom you got to grow up on long island when it was a pretty homogenous
01:23:13.200place but i'm glad you think that now that you have enough money to avoid diversity
01:23:17.420it's done everyone else's throat i'm really everyone else thank you for the sanctimonious0.57
01:23:23.020opinion awesome all right ben thanks man yeah it's it's so it's so true oh my god boomers do
01:23:32.880have this reputation and it's well earned they they definitely do this they were raised in a
01:23:40.220certain way they lived a certain life like you know he was just saying the the like ben was just
01:23:45.860saying his parents his mom living out on long island lily white long island unless you went
01:23:52.900to very few areas roosevelt and some places like um like that uh but for the most part
01:24:01.720you know they live these lives they bought houses that were dirt cheap percentage wise to their
01:24:08.300income uh not even close to what it is today it's so ridiculous people can't buy houses
01:24:14.100and um then when they get older and now they're they're all taken care of they could reflect on
01:24:21.800a life lived they want everyone to do these things that they never would have done and never had to0.60
01:24:30.120do live in a diverse neighborhood you look it sounds great no one really wants to do that0.99
01:24:36.840no one really wants to do that when you talk about a good neighborhood and a bad neighborhood1.00
01:24:41.640We know what people are saying. We just can't say it out loud in much detail. But boomers, they were looking for that American dream. And the American dream was living in a homogenous white neighborhood with the white picket fence and the neighbors who were just like you, same ideology.
01:25:03.200And then the boomers sit there and tell their kids at Thanksgiving that they should embrace diversity and all these other nonsensical LGBTQ stuff.0.95
01:25:17.060And, you know, they're out there protesting in front of the retirement community.1.00
01:25:28.480i know i'm supposed to be a boomer but uh i just don't feel it sorry i'm a traitor a traitor to
01:25:37.580the boomers i can't fathom having that mindset it's uh yeah it's just not me i guess i'm a gen
01:25:48.140xer i don't know i i love my family and um i i have thank god uh i have relatives that are older
01:25:57.460than me and uh doing very well uh health-wise you know and i will be seeing them i'm going up
01:26:04.400to new york to see them for the first time in a couple of years sorry my throat is so uh scratching
01:26:10.560going to see them for the first time in a couple of years since i've been down in south carolina
01:26:16.640for thanksgiving and uh i hear so many stories and i read so many uh stories and and see memes
01:26:24.280and gifs online on social media that show people just it's a nightmare going to relatives houses
01:26:32.600to spend the holidays because you know liberal parents conservative kids or vice versa
01:26:39.540and uh i i am so lucky my family would be considered monsters monsters in the liberal
01:26:52.160community uh we sit at the table we eat drink laugh and say stuff that is so horrific
01:27:05.580to liberals and i couldn't be happier i am so looking forward to uh that again
01:27:13.760a couple of you talk about you know don't talk politics at the dinner table this thanksgiving
01:27:21.400You know, a lot of people say that there are things you don't talk about politics and what's the other thing you're not supposed to talk about money.
01:27:30.240You know, money is a big thing and I get that.
01:27:32.400But politics, we talk about it and we laugh our asses off about it because we're all of kind of the same mindset.
01:37:04.640see uh she's been coming out with some pretty funny stuff of late one of which is uh she says
01:37:14.660young men young american men are embracing the wrong type of masculinity now i would assume
01:37:25.700that for the past few years that has been the wrong type of masculinity to be embracing for
01:37:33.900young men you know beta males i think a lot of young american men are embracing other men's
01:37:42.380masculinity maybe that's what she meant but uh it's kind of good i i've i've seen of late some
01:37:50.960young men and they are taking on a more traditional masculine role and uh saying that betas are you
01:38:03.060know they use other words of course starts with an f but uh you know the the idea that aoc thinks
01:38:11.200men young men in this country it shows how out of touch she is with the young people of uh this
01:38:18.260country young people aren't these bleeding heart liberals anymore ready to embrace the left it just
01:38:27.520isn't happening i'm not talking about people in their early 20s here i'm talking about the young
01:38:33.240people the people that are in high school right now in junior high even uh they don't want to
01:38:40.760embrace what the left has been about the past few years i think you really have to look at people
01:38:50.240in their maybe late teens early 20s to find the tail end of those liberal uh dye the hair and and
01:39:00.480pierce your nose septum kind of a thing um because the younger generation the ones that are coming up
01:39:09.300into their late teens and early 20s in a couple of years they uh they've had it they have had it
01:39:18.120with the nonsense with the liberals and they're you know they some of their joking around is a lot0.71
01:39:25.980similar to the joking around that we used to do as kids busting balls it was called you talk to0.77
01:39:34.180your friends and you know you'd call them things that aren't really socially accepted these days
01:39:43.000uh so it is kind of good to see and it always works like that it kind of ebbs and flows and
01:39:50.020uh it's a swinging pendulum and uh the young people really don't want to do what0.88
01:39:57.440they consider older people uh have done they just don't it's stupid it's it's uh it's not cool0.97
01:40:05.680So we're kind of seeing that. But AOC has a thought on this and what men, what type of masculinity men should be embracing as opposed to what they're doing today.0.89
01:40:19.480And they are able to radicalize and target and exploit a generation of young boys, in particular, away from healthy masculinity and into an insecure masculinity that requires the domination of others who are poorer, browner, darker, or a different gender than them.
01:40:44.080and that is why they are resonating online because they are appealing to the most basest0.50
01:40:51.140and worst parts of human nature to divide can you even you know does she understand
01:40:59.500that the only people that are creating this uh mindset in young men and she says you know
01:41:11.260against brown people as so what young white men is that who she's talking about when she says the
01:41:17.880certain type of masculinity to embrace do you know who has affected the the mindset of young people
01:41:27.180you dummy liberals you think these young people especially young white kids do you think they've
01:41:37.400enjoyed being called the biggest problem this country has? That everything they do and achieve0.97
01:41:46.260is based on some kind of past gift that's been handed to them? Privilege? Do you think they've
01:41:58.780enjoyed being the people that can be kicked around with impunity?0.98
01:42:07.400for years now is that it or do you think these crazy people have hypnotic powers
01:42:16.140and for no reason at all these young people have decided they're not putting up with being uh
01:42:24.880the punching bag anymore and they're going to speak out when they're pissed at things
01:42:32.740and when they're called uh uh these these names by the left these titles are put on them the phobes
01:42:42.800if you're a phobe or an ist whatever it may be they're just going to turn around and go yep
01:42:50.740don't care i just don't care what you call me what you think of me you matter nothing0.94
01:43:00.360to me and you think there's this secret right-wing cabal that is brainwashing these youngsters0.99
01:43:09.000into that mindset or do you think they've just had it with you and your garbage and how they're0.98
01:43:19.440the root of all evil around the entire world they got a few more years to uh to ripen0.97
01:43:28.960and to ruminate but they're coming up and they're not happy with the way the liberals have been0.95
01:43:36.640running things in this country for a few years now that has brought us things like drag queen
01:43:43.920story hour and lgbtq uh women uh uh in in men's sport or women men in women's sports i can't even
01:43:53.180get it straight myself sometimes so um yeah i hope uh i hope people like aoc realize that uh0.88
01:44:02.920that's that's just the new latest generation coming up that's tired of the crap that the
01:44:12.620previous generation has uh has given them godspeed godspeed kids0.72
01:44:19.940jazzy jasmine i i also can't get through a show without talking about jazzy jasmine crockett1.00
01:44:30.180she's all over the place too much like aoc i think she's looking for a senate seat1.00
01:44:37.220in uh texas is that what she thinks she's doing now she really is under the1.00
01:44:45.520misconception that she's popular in a good way she thinks all the people talking about her1.00
01:44:54.360means that she's liked and popular no we talk about you because you're you're freakishly stupid1.00
01:45:05.300and your your thought process if it can even be called that is so screwy and she rides this uh1.00
01:45:16.780fence between being a hood rat she wants to be ghetto for the credibility but we all know she1.00
01:45:25.780went to a very nice school she was raised in a nice neighborhood she speaks properly when1.00
01:45:32.120she wants to and then she could do you know a crypt dance with her tongue sticking out0.73
01:45:38.340uh if need be she's uh quite a chameleon this one jazzy jasmine crockett she uh first clip we have
01:45:48.340of jazz is she's defending you know that virgin island representative stacy plaskett she uh
01:45:55.800she thought it was all fine and well to text with Jeffrey Epstein during a congressional
01:46:03.040hearing on Donald Trump. Pretty important one. Donald Trump's lawyer was testifying
01:46:12.140and she was taking questions from Jeffrey Epstein. Jeffrey Epstein was saying,
01:46:21.620say this here's something do you know who this woman is ask him about this woman he was directing
01:46:30.660her and this is after he had already been uh uh at least at the very least accused he had been
01:46:40.940through some legal wranglings before the last one that put him in jail and had him commit suicide
01:46:48.220him but uh he had already gone through legal wranglings uh that entailed uh sex with underage
01:46:58.040girls and on his little island there in the virgin islands by the way she was um his representative
01:47:06.080he was one of her constituents and that's the excuse she gives for accepting his texts
01:47:13.260his direction she was being directed by him and uh it's all well and fine because uh he's a0.99
01:47:23.300constituent uh and then jazzy jasmine crockett defends her texting in one of the most ridiculously0.82
01:47:34.200idiotic ways uh let's listen to jazzy because i'm sorry but like we don't have ethical like rules0.86
01:47:42.820that say that you can't receive text messages or you can't respond to text messages especially if0.99
01:47:48.560somebody has a certain record and you can't do it in committee we all be sitting on our phones
01:47:52.840and yes people be texting i mean our staff people be like everybody texts us like people
01:47:58.700i remember when i had the bleach blonde situation you know who was texting me my pastor okay so like
01:48:04.580let me be clear there is no ethical violation and so the idea or the audacity to decide that
01:48:12.380you want to strip a black woman of her committee assignment
01:48:15.500because she was texting with Epstein.0.99
02:00:53.620But again, the left is increasingly anti-Israel and increasingly anti-Jewish.
02:00:58.140So it's really a paradox of power that, you know, you really see still displayed by the 2 percent of the U.S. American population that happens to be Jewish.
02:01:06.520I sometimes think like Mamdani getting in and, you know, he's been at least trying to present himself as a champion for the Jews in New York.
02:01:19.840uh is it kind of like hey you're under the microscope here because you're a muslim
02:01:26.140um and and we will really be able to keep an eye on you uh to see if you do anything
02:01:34.420uh that is not uh good for for the jewish uh people of new york city so perhaps it's kind of
02:01:43.500uh you know you put someone in there that is going to be under that microscope
02:01:48.280it it's possible but you know i really i really doubt it um i see i see uh mom donnie as being
02:01:58.440potentially i mean i know you they might make your stomach wrench but i see him potentially
02:02:03.740as a uh presidential candidate along the lines of well he can't be
02:02:07.980that's right excuse me excuse me yeah he has to be a natural born citizen right that's right thank
02:02:15.200god we have that going for us at least now who knows it might change over the course of the
02:02:21.900years with the way this country's going right uh but you know i see him more of a the type of
02:02:28.540leader like jeremy corbyn and the labor party in britain um you know whereby you had a party
02:02:34.660that depended on muslim votes or at least immigrant votes to get politicians elected
02:02:40.500but Jewish donors to get the campaign funds flowing.
02:02:44.400The Democratic Party is at that inflection point where a lot of American Jews are saying,
02:02:49.400hey, we're rethinking whether or not we should be supporting the Democratic Party
02:02:53.740and then moving over to the Republican Party.
02:02:56.740It's really how the neoconservatives came to power.
02:03:00.480They used to be former leftists who thought the Democratic Party was insufficiently supportive of Israel.
02:03:06.400yeah yeah that's how the neoconservatives really grew to be a political force in american politics
02:03:12.340unfortunately we'll see unfortunately yeah i think we can't really figure this one out i think we
02:03:18.020got to see how it goes but thanks nate appreciate the call and um there's a story here uh out of
02:03:26.620new york a 67 year old guy sentenced to four years in prison for defending himself his crime
02:03:35.440he didn't have a registered gun um you know you could argue the point well you know law's the law
02:03:44.020the rules are the rules but when a state and a city like new york state new york city uh actively
02:03:50.300prohibit people from exercising their second amendment right uh some people have to you know
02:03:58.480i'd rather be judged by 12 than carried by six is the common phrase that people use uh they
02:04:05.080rather have a gun and if they need to use it face the consequences of having a technically illegal
02:04:14.000gun but uh this guy is 67 and he's gonna spend what could be his last years um who knows at that
02:04:25.280point in prison he uh fatally shot a would-be mugger during a robbery gone wrong seems like
02:04:33.400it went right if uh he shot him uh charles phoner from queens new york appeared stone-faced as he
02:04:41.700arrived in queens county court phoner retired doorman was walking to a parking garage outside
02:04:48.360his queen's apartment when he was mugged uh the suspect uh cody gonzalez demanded money that's
02:04:57.120what they do and Foner whipped out his his firearm and blasted the assailant after killing
02:05:05.300Gonzalez on the spot Foner was charged with 26 counts of criminal possession of a weapon
02:05:11.060but did not receive any charges related to the fatal shooting this if you're if you're in my
02:05:19.780age bracket you might remember bernhard gets bernie gets subway gunman back in the 80s when
02:05:27.540new york was really a treat to ride um the subway especially uh bernie was approached by four uh i
02:05:35.120think it was four four gentlemen who um were robbing him demanded a dollar i think or five bucks
02:05:41.860and um bernie pulled out a gun and shot them i think he wounded all of them he paralyzed one
02:05:50.320he hit one in the leg bernie was a geek he wasn't really the charles bronson that we all wanted
02:05:58.020when the news came out bernie had fled upstate right after it happened and there were just some
02:06:04.180drawings of him witnesses said oh it was a tall guy and and uh we all thought it was going to be
02:06:11.260charles bronson from death wish and then we see who bernard gets is and he's this tall geek
02:06:19.060glasses like pen protector in his pocket kind of a geek and uh he had just had it you know he had
02:06:28.920had it he'd been uh robbed before and he never felt safe out on the streets or especially in
02:06:35.860the subway so he got himself a gun he didn't especially back then it was really difficult
02:06:41.600to get a gun in new york city um and he was forced to use it to protect himself he didn't get charged
02:06:51.520for any of the shooting of of shootings of those uh gentlemen but he got a year for an illegal
02:06:59.700weapon in new york and uh he did the year and this guy's getting four years for pretty much
02:07:07.840the same thing um it's just too difficult they put you through too many hoops and it takes too
02:07:16.640long if you're a 67 year old guy in new york city and you've been threatened before maybe you've
02:07:24.440been robbed before you don't have time to go through all of the paperwork and money
02:07:31.640uh to exercise your right that this should be illegal if if they want to restrict people from
02:07:40.860getting guns in new york which they obviously do they should have to come up with some other way
02:07:47.920than having people pay money to exercise a right it costs money to do this i don't know how that's
02:07:59.060uh legal but uh he did this uh it was on surveillance camera it shows that this guy
02:08:07.680was mugging him and they decided the prosecutor that he should do four years now
02:08:17.460the other argument is well he pled guilty so it's his fault if he's doing four years
02:08:24.720he should have went to trial anyone saying that doesn't understand how plea deals work and how
02:08:31.200the court system works when you have an overburdened court system like new york city does
02:08:36.020uh the last thing they want is an actual trial i think 90 of all cases in new york city are
02:08:45.220pled out or a deal is made or something and uh that happens and what they do is they tell these
02:08:53.720potential defendants that they could do 25 years oh boy you want to go through a trial well it
02:09:01.420could be 25 years in prison and you're sitting there going that's a life sentence absolutely
02:09:07.560a life sentence and or we could give you four years look you're good you could be out in two
02:09:14.140and a half um and most people take the deal the the prospect that you're going to do 25 years
02:09:23.900in prison it uh and when you make a plea deal they make you um they make you say that nothing
02:09:32.860forced you into making this deal i was not coerced no i was given no favors um i i wasn't0.91
02:09:41.740threatened i make this uh this deal uh of my own fruition and blah blah blah meanwhile that's crap0.95
02:09:51.700they are threatening you they're holding 25 years over your head and you don't know in a new york0.98
02:10:00.880city courtroom what kind of jury you're gonna get you're just some old 67 year old white dude that
02:10:10.860shot somebody someone named gonzalez and you're going to take that to trial in new york new york
02:10:20.040city and they're telling you 25 years if you lose believe me you're being coerced into taking four
02:10:28.360years it's it's unbelievable that there are people that commit heinous crimes that result in in death
02:20:58.120And she's talking with the completely unbiased Katie Couric.
02:21:06.480Oh, boy. And they're talking about the White House press corps. Now, the White House press corps are people in the media that have White House press credentials. They go in and, you know, you can't have every reporter go in there.
02:21:22.520So they come out and the major networks get the stories from these reporters and then the minor kind of news organizations take from those stories to present their own thing about what they saw in the White House.
02:21:39.320and um i guess uh jen saki is talking about the white house press corps and how they are now
02:21:48.220get this sycophants sycophants of donald trump they're they're under his spell doing his bidding
02:21:57.960how is that possible when you see every day on the news uh anti-trump stories let's listen to
02:22:07.460Jen Psaki here. That I think doesn't I think you've probably talked about this because, you know, well, but I don't think that's enough attention is the way they're reshaping the people in the press briefing room.1.00
02:22:18.420More and more of the questions in there are by sycophants, are by people who are not asking about news that the American people cares about, but they're asking about, I mean, literally a question has started more than once.
02:22:32.660why is Trump in such good shape, right? Or they are, you know, putting out conspiracy theories.
02:22:39.840There are people who, and they are getting a lot of the questions. There are some of the people
02:22:43.500who are in the press pools. This means that reporters who are there to cover MBS being at
02:22:49.780the White House or to cover Zelensky being at the White House or to ask these questions that Mary
02:22:55.460Bruce fortunately asked yesterday, there are fewer of them. And that is, you don't know that
02:23:02.160and see that unless you've lived there but that's a huge huge problem because it's becoming more of
02:23:07.020a kremlin-esque press corps kremlin and they've invited a lot of reporters from very right-wing
02:23:13.160media outlets and you're right they usually say i forget there was one example like did you ever
02:23:18.160believe that you would be the peacemaker i mean just yeah and and is uh you could cut her off
02:23:24.860there yeah uh maybe a reminder of joe biden what what ice cream you like joe how about that
02:23:33.680while his son was uh allegedly doing coke in the white house and making deals with ukraine and
02:23:41.080they are such liars do not buy into the nonsense all right uh love you people thanks so much for0.78
02:23:49.320tuning in to the Anthony Cumia Show. Anthony Cumia on X. We'll see you next time.0.97
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