Two terrible shootings over the weekend by Iraq war veterans. We ll get into all the details. Plus, The New York Times unleashes on Charlie Kirk. They ve brought forth two of their most annoying and storied writers to do all of this. Plus we ll get to some foreign policy, government shutdown, and all the rest first.
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00:00:45.000Unfortunately, over the weekend, a spate of mass shootings that has plagued the nation continues according to the Wall Street Journal.
00:00:52.000A shooter left four people dead and several people injured at a church about 50 miles north of Detroit on Sunday.
00:00:57.000According to the police, hundreds of people were at a church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at service, that is the Mormon Temple.
00:01:03.000When a man drove through the front doors, got out of the vehicle, began firing with a rifle at 1025 a.m. local time in Grand Blanc, Michigan, according to the township police chief.
00:01:12.000Photos from the scene showed a silver truck flying two American flags that had rammed into the church.
00:01:17.000Apparently, the gunman then set the church on fire using gasoline as an accelerant.
00:01:21.000When people attempted to respond, he then began shooting.
00:01:38.000It is unclear what exactly the motive was at this time.
00:01:42.000It appears to be linked, presumably to mental illness.
00:01:46.000President Trump did say in a social media post this appeared to be yet another targeted attack on Christians, but again, we are sort of waiting for more details on the shooter at this point.
00:01:55.000According to the New York Post, the shooter had some personal issues.
00:02:03.000Apparently, there were hundreds of worshippers inside the church when the attack began.
00:02:07.000Aerial footage showed an enormous plume of choking black smoke rising up from the structure as it burned.
00:02:14.000Apparently, this man, his wife, they had a now 10-year-old son who's born with congenital hyperinsulinism, or CHI, a rare genetic condition where the pancreas releases too much insulin.
00:02:27.000And again, apparently, there are people who knew the shooter and had suggested that he was suffering from some sort of unwellness.
00:02:37.000Unfortunately, this was not the only incident of mass shooting by a veteran over the weekend.
00:02:42.000Apparently, there was a shooting in North Carolina as well.
00:02:46.000According to the New York Post, the madman who targeted a crowded dockside restaurant in a highly premeditated mass shooting in North Carolina is a Purple Heart recipient and heavily decorated Marine who served in Iraq before changing his name and filing a slew of conspiracy-laden lawsuits, according to authorities and records.
00:03:02.000The shooter was arrested Saturday night after launching a deadly assault on the American Fish Company restaurant in Southport Yacht Basin.
00:03:09.000He apparently suddenly sprayed bullets into a crowd of unsuspecting diners.
00:03:13.000This person was known to the community.
00:03:15.000He had filed a bunch of bizarre lawsuits, including one where he accused a church of trying to kill him.
00:03:21.000He claimed that church was, quote, behind a civil conspiracy masterminded by the LGBT community and white supremacist pedophiles to kill him because he was, quote unquote, a straight man.
00:03:30.000Obviously, that lawsuit was dismissed with prejudice because it was based on legitimately nothing.
00:03:35.000Apparently, he said he had been wounded in two separate IED attacks during a 2006 tour in Iraq, as well as a bullet wound that left Shrapnel lodged in his head.
00:03:44.000And it is confirmed that this person also served in the Marines from 2003 to 2009 and deployed to Iraq in 2005, and then again in 2006, winning a slew of medals.
00:03:56.000Well, it certainly means that people who are suffering from mental illness in the country, as per our usual arrangement with mass shootings, are not getting the help that they need.
00:04:04.000It means the people around them are not doing what they can to ensure that they are involuntarily committed if they are dangerous to themselves and others.
00:04:12.000You know, when we look at the circumstances around every shooting, we ought to look, obviously, at the motives, because not every shooting is the same.
00:04:19.000The assassin who killed Charlie Kirk is not the same as the mass shooter at this Mormon church in Michigan.
00:04:24.000And pretending that all shootings are happening for the same reason would be to ignore a panoply of causes, All of which we need to address.
00:04:33.000When it comes to mental illness, the big cause that we have to address is simply allowing people who obviously have symptomatic mental illness, who clearly are dangerous to other people to simply walk the streets without any sort of serious consequence or any capacity to rein them in.
00:04:48.000And that's something that's going to have to be handled on the local, state, and federal level.
00:04:52.000I've been calling for a very long time for additional funding for psychiatric hospitals, involuntary commitment rules that need to be loosened.
00:04:59.000Too many of these incidents are happening every single day.
00:05:03.000Now, speaking more broadly of crime, it is true that there is a wing in American politics that is significantly more tolerant of crime, whether it comes from the mentally ill or whether it comes just generally, because they believe that that is a result of some deep embedded cruelty in American society.
00:05:20.000This has resulted in spikes in left-wing crime, unfortunately.
00:05:24.000According to Axios, we are now seeing left-wing terrorism outpacing far right attacks for the first time in 30 years.
00:05:33.000According to the Center for Strategic and International Studies, halfway through 2025, attacks by far left extremists outpaced far-right violence for the first time in more than three decades.
00:05:43.000CSIS researchers compiled and analyzed a dataset of 750 domestic attacks and plots from January 1st at 1994 to July 4th at 2025, categorizing them into right, left jihadist, ethnonationalists, and other.
00:05:56.000They did have showed that left-wing extremists have carried out 41 attacks since 2016, compared with 152 from the far right over that same period.
00:06:05.000Which means that this is not one of those studies that tends to be right skewing in the first place.
00:06:09.000It tended to be left skewing in the first place.
00:06:11.000However, since the beginning of this year, there have been at least five left-wing plots or attacks compared to just one right wing attack.
00:06:23.000The permission structures that exist, and they do exist on both sides of the aisle for a wide variety of crimes that that range from kind of the simply criminal from riots, acts of violence to actual terrorism.
00:06:38.000Those permission structures are now skewing to the left.
00:06:40.000And we saw that over the weekend as well.
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00:09:11.000Apparently, protesters clashed with ICE agents again, this time in Portland.
00:09:16.000According to the New York Post, federal agents began arriving in war ravaged Portland, Oregon over the weekend after President Trump ordered military deployment to the city, with at least one clash already erupting outside an ICE facility.
00:09:27.000One ICE officer was seen Friday shoving a protester to the ground.
00:09:31.000Another demonstrator was detained as agents confronted crowds outside the South Portland site.
00:09:35.000And it's Portland, which means that they are dressed up as cartoon characters.
00:09:51.000If one protester who apparently is dressed up as some sort of strange Bob Dylan knockoff wearing a rainbow lanyard and a sign that says F off feds with the peace sign...
00:10:02.000President Trump immediately deployed troops to Portland.
00:10:07.000These people showed up in response to those troops being deployed to Portland to protect the ICE agents, of course.
00:10:12.000That did not stop the Oregon governor from bashing President Trump.
00:10:15.000Again, Democrats, they're significantly more bothered by National Guard showing up to protect ICE agents doing their job than they are by actual crime.
00:10:28.000There is no threat to national security, and there is no need for military troops in our major city.
00:10:36.000Military service members should be dedicated to real emergencies.
00:10:41.000The members of the Oregon National Guard, their mission is to stand up and protect Oregonians, and they will do that every day, but they are not needed in the city.
00:10:52.000It is very strange how many Democratic governors do not understand how this works.
00:10:57.000All they have to do is protect the ICE agents doing their job and ensure those ICE agents can do their job, and then there won't be federal troops in their cities.
00:11:03.000But they simply refuse to do this over and over and over again.
00:11:10.000President Trump, of course, has bragged about how he was going to do this in Portland in Chicago as well.
00:11:17.000He said in a post on Truth Social Saturday, he was ordering defense secretary Pete Heggsath to use the military to protect ICE facilities, which he said were under siege from attack by Antifa.
00:11:27.000He said he's also also authorizing full force if necessary.
00:11:32.000Apparently, soldiers are going to be deployed to Memphis, Tennessee as well.
00:11:35.000Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has suggested that he is totally fine with that.
00:11:39.000Again, I think it's a very smart move by President Trump to go out of his way to deploy in red states, because Red State governors are totally fine with low-ring crimes in blue cities in their own states.
00:11:50.000Meanwhile, apparently, troops are being deployed in Chicago, as per President Trump's promise.
00:11:57.000According to the Hill, federal immigration agents patrolled downtown Chicago on Sunday as the Trump administration ramps up immigration crackdowns in major cities across the country.
00:12:05.000The border patrol agents spotted downtown were armed, massed, and camouflaged, according to News Nation.
00:12:10.000ICE said hundreds of ICE officers were downtown as part of its midway blitz operation in Chicago, which began on September 8th.
00:12:16.000And apparently they made multiple arrests downtown, including the River North neighborhood on Sunday morning.
00:12:20.000Apparently, 11 people were arrested outside an ICE detention facility in Broadview, Illinois, on Saturday because there was another large protest at the center.
00:12:28.000And of course, the Illinois governor, J.B. Pritzker, who must be lowered into the state capital by Crane, called the president's quote a show of intimidation that quote is instilling fear in our communities and hurting our businesses.
00:12:38.000Yeah, nothing hurts business like having troops there to ensure that actually they can operate safely.
00:12:44.000If there's one thing businesses in Chicago are afraid of, it's the stopping of the crime.
00:13:40.000You'll see Democrats claiming day in and day out that there are brutal attacks going on on black people in the country, attacks that can only be met, presumably with force, and then openly praising people who have used terrorism in the past.
00:13:54.000Over the weekend, Representative Ayan Presley, the Ringo star of the squad, she's the Congresswoman from at Massachusetts.
00:14:01.000She said the President Trump's to-do list as president includes attacking black women.
00:14:06.000And this is just they're not lowering the rhetoric.
00:14:08.000All the talk about lowering the temperature, it's not going to happen here.
00:14:12.000Rev again, uh Donald Trump is attacking uh anyone and everyone except for the cost of groceries.
00:14:18.000He is working through this enemies list every day, prioritizing political retribution and grievance, and again working at enemies lists instead of a to-do list.
00:14:26.000I uh I mean, his to-do list, I think just says um golf, uh, attack black women, attack enemies, uh, alienate our allies, and continue to create uh crushing uh hurt for working families instead of what he should be doing, uh, which is lowering cost uh for the American people and uh and keeping his word.
00:14:50.000So again, according to the left, President Trump just doesn't differ with them with regard to his political arguments.
00:14:55.000He actually wants to somehow harm black women.
00:14:57.000And by the way, Ayanna Presley, you know, uh I'm kind of tired of hearing Democrats talk about how much they abhor violence while they literally praise people who are murderers.
00:15:06.000Okay, Ayanna Presley did that over the weekend.
00:15:10.000Asada Shakur was a murderous terrorist.
00:15:14.000She died over the weekend, and the Chicago Teachers Union paid tribute to her.
00:15:20.000She died while she was living in Cuba because she was in exile since she was on the FBI's most wanted list, having escaped prison in 1979 after being convicted of the first degree murder of a New Jersey state trooper.
00:15:33.000And that was after, of course, she had joined the so-called black liberation army that engaged in a campaign of guerrilla activities against the United States government, ranging from bank holdups to murdering drug dealers and police.
00:15:45.000Here is Ayanna Presley openly praising a shot of Asada Shakur.
00:15:49.000I'm going to do a little call in response.
00:15:51.000Uh, one of my favorite in the words of Asana Shakur.
00:15:55.000Um, so I will say it and you respond uh and repeat it back.
00:15:59.000It is our duty to fight for our freedom.
00:16:02.000It is our duty to fight for our freedom.
00:16:21.000I mean, apparently you have your independence to lose as you speak like a robot, the words that Ina Presley dictates it to you while praising, you know, a person who actively killed a member of American law enforcement.
00:16:34.000Meanwhile, again, other major Democrats continue to trot out the exact same inflammatory language that's been carved into bullets.
00:16:42.000Now, remember that into the casing, the shell casing of one of the bullets that was going to be aimed at Charlie Kirk was the phrase, hey fascist, catch.
00:16:52.000That's not stopping Democrats from continuing to use that sort of language.
00:16:55.000Gavin Newsom, the governor of California over the weekend, put out via his press office, Stephen Miller is a fascist, all capital letters, because he's still doing this annoying routine where he pretends that he's like President Trump.
00:17:06.000And then Randy Weingarten, the head of the American Federation of Teachers.
00:17:10.000She says that actually it's her job to fight fascism.
00:18:50.000We held our positions, but it was it was sort of a fascinating clarification.
00:18:53.000The New York Times, however, has spent pretty much every day since the assassination of Charlie Kirk, with the exception of Ezra's work over there, really pushing that permission structure for violence.
00:19:04.000And over the weekend, they truly outdid themselves, really outdid themselves.
00:19:08.000In a minute, we'll get to more from the New York Times.
00:19:11.000Nicole Hannah Jones makes her grand return to the pages of her alma mater.
00:19:16.000Plus, the New York Times is now praising Marjorie Taylor Green, and we'll get to the latest talks regarding Gaza.
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00:21:35.000So you just have to understand that the New York Times as a newspaper is perhaps the chief purveyor of this permission structure.
00:21:44.000Right after Charlie died, they had not one but two separate pieces concerning Hassan Piker, the Twitch streamer who is more than warm to terrorist violence.
00:21:53.000They had one piece that was an obit for Charlie by Hassan Piker, basically blaming capitalism for Charlie's death.
00:21:59.000And then they had a profile of Hassan Piker, as though he was a some sort of great exemplar of moral debate, anti-violent debate, which is insane.
00:22:09.000I mean, the man has, as we've covered on the show over and over and over, endorsed the use of violence.
00:22:13.000In fact, here he wasn't all that long ago singing Bella Chow.
00:22:17.000Bella Ciao is a revolutionary song that was literally carved again into one of the bullets that was next to the gun used to kill Charlie Kirk.
00:22:45.000He's doing that because there is a tacit and not so tacit endorsement of violence by members of the left.
00:22:50.000Well, over the weekend, the New York Times decided it was time that there'd been too much tolerance for opposing views in the New York Times.
00:22:58.000And so they called forth the Haley's comet of stupidity.
00:23:02.000They appear upon the horizon once every few years.
00:23:05.000They emerge from their cozy sinecures, being paid much money to do virtually nothing by the New York Times and by other elite publications.
00:23:17.000Any society that treats Tanahasse Coates as a public intellectual is a society that truly deserves whatever happens to it.
00:23:24.000Because Tanahasie Coates is not only a purple writer, he is an awful thinker.
00:23:31.000So they trot out Tanahassi Coates, and they also tried out Nicole Hannah Jones, who is back from the intellectual dead.
00:23:36.000She hasn't written anything for years, but she's still on the New York Times' payroll.
00:23:41.000First, Ezra had on at Tanahasie Coates to essentially chide him for the great sin of being upset over Charlie's death.
00:23:50.000Tanahasie Coates, who literally just wrote a book, essentially creating the case for why terrorists are fine against Israel.
00:23:58.000Calling Israel an apartheid state, likening Israel to the Jim Crow South, not mentioning a single time Palestinian terrorism.
00:24:07.000Tanahassi Coates, the same person who has over and over and over again made light of terrorism, including 9-11.
00:24:13.000He wrote in his book Between the World and Me about sitting on top of an apartment building watching the towers as they burned and feeling nothing, stoned out of his mind.
00:24:30.000He was upset that Ezra Klein had written a couple of columns in which he treated Charlie Kirk as a good example of people trying to debate issues.
00:24:38.000So Tanahasi put out this interview with Ezra Klein.
00:24:42.000And Ezra Klein says to him in the interview, quote, after that happened, I thought about me.
00:25:13.000So you're supposed to say silent when a major political commentator on the other side of the aisle is shot to death while debating issues, according to Tanahassi Coates, because he thought the wrong things.
00:25:24.000And then Tanahasie Coates just does his usual routine about how America is a deeply evil and racist place.
00:25:31.000And then he mischaracterizes Charlie's positions over and over and over again, calling Charlie a racist, lying about what Charlie had to say, and suggesting that Charlie made the debate worse.
00:25:43.000Tanahasie Coates didn't make the debate worse by suggesting over and over and over that America was deeply racist, unfixable, terrible, so terrible he had to run out of the country while simultaneously writing comic books for DC comics.
00:25:55.000Now it's Charlie, who's really the problem, according to Tanahasse Coates.
00:26:01.000The great morality police of the New York Times, who has to step in to make sure that Charlie Kirk is not in any way praised after his murder.
00:26:13.000Solid stuff there from Tanahasie Coates.
00:26:30.000And she's a terrible example, again, of a public intellectual.
00:26:33.000She's a person who, when she was criticized for her historical inaccuracies in her awful project, the 1619 Project, which was a gigantic propaganda attempt by the New York Times to recast all of American history as the outgrowth of slavery.
00:26:48.000When she was criticized by actual historians, you know, people who are not even of the right, people like Gordon Wood or Sean Wylance, she came out and basically said, Well, they're all white, aren't they?
00:26:58.000She also bragged, people said that that the riots that happened in 2020 could be called the 1619 riots.
00:27:06.000The permission structures for violence on the left are quite real and they are quite pervasive.
00:27:11.000And her essay about Charlie is egregiously terrible.
00:27:14.000Quote, the day Charlie Kirk was killed, Dominic Durant's 11-year-old daughter came home from her middle school in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and told her father that her friends had been very upset about his death, and that they felt she should be upset too.
00:27:28.000He too had been appalled by the act of violence, but his young daughter did not know much about Kirk, and he worried she would look him up on YouTube and come across the many ugly assertions the right-wing activists had made about black Americans like them.
00:27:39.000For instance, Kirk had claimed that four prominent and successful black women who all went to Ivy League universities, Justice Katanji Brown Jackson, the former First Lady Michelle Obama, TV host Joanne Reed, and former representative Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas, did not have the brain processing power to otherwise be taken really seriously and had to go steal a white person's slot.
00:27:55.000He'd argued that black America is poorer, more murderous, more dangerous than when black people were living under Jim Crow.
00:28:01.000Durant did not want his daughter thinking that because her friends were grieving him that the things Kirk had claimed were acceptable or right.
00:28:09.000Durant said, quote, I think I said it's natural to be sad.
00:28:12.000I don't want you to change your opinion about being sad, but I'm explaining to you that the gentleman who just got shot was under the impression that you, as a young black woman, don't have the brain processing power.
00:28:20.000So I'm explaining to you to let you know what he said was wrong and not true.
00:28:27.000What Charlie said is that if you are an affirmative action admittee, the tacit admission there is that you couldn't make it without affirmative action points.
00:28:36.000And then he pointed out that Katanji Brown Jackson was put in place for affirmative action reasons and has not exactly performed well on the Supreme Court, for example.
00:28:45.000But he never said anything like, all black women don't have brain processing.
00:28:49.000Charlie would never say that and did never say that.
00:28:53.000But the entire piece by Nicole Hannah Jones is just a complete mischaracterization of Charlie's positions in order to minimize the tragedy of his death.
00:29:01.000Quote, as a Christian, Durant also felt he had to address Kirk's version of Christianity, which condemned and disparaged people who are gay and transgender.
00:29:09.000Kirk once posted the pride and trans movements have always been about grooming kids.
00:29:15.000Well, actually, if you read the entire tweet, here is what the actual tweet says.
00:29:18.000Quote, Trans actor Elliot Page, formerly known as Ellen, explains that queer stuff is no longer niche because 30% of young people are now LGBTQ.
00:29:25.000The pride in trans movements have always been about grooming kids.
00:29:35.000He means that there's a social contagion with regard to things like trans, which by the way is statistically true.
00:29:42.000This intolerance was not reflective of Durant's own understanding of Jesus or the gospel, nor the faith his family practiced.
00:29:47.000I reminded her not to be a hypocritical Christian, he said.
00:29:50.000I told her, you know, the good book, the Bible says you judge man as he lived, not as he died.
00:29:55.000Well, I mean, I mean, put aside the fact that the anti-biblical explanation of sexuality that is put forth by the left truly does not accord with the words of either the Old Testament or the New Testament.
00:30:07.000Again, this entire piece is designed to mischaracterize Charlie's beliefs so as to suggest that the laments for Charlie are undeserved.
00:30:21.000She essentially tries to call Charlie a white supremacist.
00:30:24.000She quotes another left-wing activist to suggest that Kirk engaged in rhetoric of Christian white nationalism, and that it has moved to the center of the Republican identity.
00:30:35.000This is what the New York Times is pushing.
00:30:38.000Again, that Charlie and all conservatives are a threat, like an open and evil threat, and to lament for their deaths.
00:30:45.000Can't you just remain silent in the word of Tanahasy Coates?
00:30:48.000Or do they really deserve the kind of sadness that people are pouring out upon them, according to Nicole Hannah Jones?
00:30:55.000The New York Times, again, it remains just a repository of crap.
00:31:01.000By the way, if you didn't think it was awful enough, the New York Times hates President Trump so much that all it took to get them to write a good piece about Marjorie Taylor Green, a person with the intelligence of a turnup, is her turning on President Trump.
00:31:16.000They're now writing, they're writing odes.
00:31:19.000They are writing payings to Marjorie Taylor Green now.
00:31:23.000Quote, Green, straying from Trump, reflects an emerging MAGA split.
00:31:27.000The right-wing Republican Congresswoman from Georgia Has grown disillusioned with her own party and with President Trump and is increasingly willing to say so.
00:31:41.000By the way, Marjorie Taylor Green over the weekend once again suggested that she was going to be killed by nefarious forces because of her focus on Epstein and Israel.
00:31:53.000Quote, I am not suicidal and one of the happiest, healthiest people you will meet.
00:31:57.000I have full faith in God, and Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior.
00:32:00.000As a sinner, I'm only saved through his grace and mercy.
00:32:02.000With that said, if something happens to me, I ask you all to find out which foreign government or powerful people would take heinous actions to stop the information from coming out.
00:32:11.000Not only about this issue, but because of the truth that I have been speaking, the people understand what I'm saying.
00:32:19.000All the commenters were posting anti-Semitic memes underneath her words, obviously.
00:32:26.000But don't worry, her crazy, her specific brand of crazy is now acceptable, according to the New York Times, again, horseshoe theory, operating at full volume here.
00:32:35.000The New York Times says, Representative Marjorie Taylor Green, the right wing Republican from Georgia, did not appreciate being threatened by the White House over her backing for a bill ordering the release of the Epstein files.
00:32:45.000So after a Trump official put out the word that doing so would be viewed as a very hostile act, she called the top West Wing aide to push back.
00:32:50.000I told them, You didn't get me elected.
00:32:54.000She recounted recently during a wide-ranging interview in her office on Capitol Hill.
00:32:58.000We aren't supposed to just be whipped on our votes because they're telling us what to do with this scary threat or saying we'll primary you, or that we won't get invited to White House events.
00:33:05.000Me personally, I don't care, Miss Green went on.
00:33:07.000She's literally only a nationally famous person because Donald Trump picked her out of a lineup.
00:33:11.000That is the reason, because the left decided to attack her for all of her dumb old tweets.
00:33:16.000And then the right decided to defend her, including President Trump himself.
00:33:58.000Over in New York, the Zoran Mam Dani campaign continues to truck along.
00:34:02.000Eric Adams has finally, far too late, dropped out of the race.
00:34:07.000Again, when you when you look at Pali Market, he's still the heavy fake favorite, Mam Dani, to win the New York mayoral election.
00:34:14.000And Adams dropping out really did not affect things very much.
00:34:18.000Momdani's still about an 85% favorite to win.
00:34:22.000Eric Adams was running in the low double digits here.
00:34:26.000In any case, here he was dropping out of the race yesterday, far too late.
00:34:30.000Has been my honor to be your mayor, and I'm proud to say that we took that victory four years ago and turned it into action.
00:34:41.000And yet, despite all we've achieved, I cannot continue my re-election campaign.
00:34:48.000The constant media speculation about my future and the campaign finance boys' decision to withhold millions of dollars have undermined my ability to raise the funds needed for a serious campaign.
00:35:04.000My fellow New Yorkers, this is your city.
00:35:46.000Speaking of that communist, Mam Dani says that the solution to affordable housing in New York will be for the city to buy up housing from private owners.
00:35:55.000Presumably he would do it through eminent domain or something, and then make it city run, because nothing has succeeded like city-run housing.
00:36:02.000It's been working amazing for decades.
00:36:05.000We've never tried government housing before.
00:36:07.000It never results in slums, it never results in horrible living conditions, people abusing their housing.
00:36:20.000Well, speaking of public housing, I asked our sponsors and friends over at Comet, which is a project of perplexity to tell me about the public housing failures of the 60s and 70s in the US.
00:36:32.000Public housing in the United States during the 1960s and 70s is widely considered a policy failure because of a combination of social, economic, and political factors that led to the decline of many developments and widespread negative outcomes for residents.
00:36:44.000Causes of public housing failure include chronic underfunding and federal disinvestment.
00:36:48.000Authorities often placed public housing projects in already impoverished racially segregated neighborhoods, worsening poverty and social isolation.
00:36:54.000Government efforts to reduce construction costs resulted in buildings that suffered from poor design and insufficient maintenance projects.
00:37:00.000Strict eligibility rules, evicted families that saw even modest financial improvement, concentrating the poorest and most vulnerable populations together while driving out stable working class tenants.
00:37:10.000And if you think none of this is going to happen, you're out of your mind.
00:37:15.000Because, as it turns out, if you try to keep costs down, you end up basically doing it on the cheap, and then the housing is crap.
00:37:21.000If you try to use it as a labor program, you end up paying way too much.
00:37:25.000And at that point, you're impoverishing the taxpayer.
00:37:28.000And if you have no standards as to who is living there, people end up wrecking the housing because they don't actually own the housing and they're not even responsible for what happens to the housing they live in.
00:37:37.000And so, as comet points out, public housing projects became increasingly associated with crime, drugs, and gang activity as a result of concentrated poverty and lack of employment opportunities.
00:37:47.000Some of the biggest examples include the famous Pruit Ego Complex in St. Louis, Missouri.
00:37:53.000There are entire books that have been written about this complex.
00:38:10.000We can establish community land trusts to gradually buy up housing on the private market and convert it to community ownership.
00:38:16.000We can give tenants a right of first refusal to buy out their landlords when buildings go up for sale.
00:38:20.000And we can fully commit to a new era of social housing.
00:38:24.000Ending subsidies for luxury housing development and using our wealth to build beautiful, high quality social housing projects that offer good homes and strong communities to everyone.
00:38:44.000Do it, do it in New York, see how it works out for you.
00:38:46.000By the way, I know multiple real estate investors in New York who are very, very close to getting into deals to do more development in New York, and they all pulled out in the last three to four months because they know that Mom Donnie is going to make that nearly impossible now.
00:38:58.000So again, well done, Eric Adams, for sticking around just long enough to ensure that almost certainly Zar Mamdani will end up being the mayor of New York.
00:39:05.000And again, congratulations to the people of New York who um, you know, I suppose you like the 60s and 70s so much, you just wanted to do it again.
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00:41:51.000Meanwhile, on the economic front, the president of the United States is scheduled to host last ditch talks to avoid a government shutdown on Monday.
00:41:59.000The Republicans are pledging a clean CR, like a seven-week extension of the current spending levels in Democrats for no reason that anybody can really discern are now talking about shutting down the government.
00:42:09.000They want additional spending because we're not spending enough money, apparently.
00:42:13.000I mean, that is despite our nearly 40 trillion dollar national debt.
00:42:17.000According to the Wall Street Journal, a White House meeting is scheduled for Monday ahead of an expected redo of a Senate vote that will determine whether Congress will keep the government funded beyond Tuesday.
00:42:25.000House Republicans passed a bill this month that would fund the government into late November and add millions for security for lawmakers and other officials.
00:42:31.000Democrats blocked that measure, and then they want bipartisan negotiations on health care funding.
00:42:38.000So it's unclear exactly what Democrats are aiming for.
00:42:43.000They want more money for Obamacare subsidies that are set to expire.
00:42:48.000Apparently, both Chuck Schumer, Senate Minority Leader, and Senate Majority Leader Thune have said that any resolutions to the standoff would likely involve some sort of negotiation over Obamacare credits.
00:42:59.000John Thune says the ball's in Democrats' court.
00:43:01.000Like all we are doing is just extending current spending levels here.
00:43:04.000Is the government going to shut down this week, Leader Thune?
00:43:13.000There is a bill sitting at the desk in the Senate right now.
00:43:17.000We could pick it up today and pass it that has been passed by the House that will be signed into law by the president to keep the government open.
00:43:24.000So the this decision, in my judgment, um, at this point in time is up to a handful of Democrats.
00:43:30.000We need eight Democrats to pass it through the Senate, something that 13 times when the Democrats had the majority over the last four years, and President Biden was in the White House.
00:43:43.000So that is also being said by Speaker Johnson, who says the real goal here is to somehow increase payments for health care for illegal immigrants, which isn't even legal in the first place.
00:43:52.000It is illegal uh for uh for illegal aliens to receive health care paid for by hardworking American taxpayers, but they're making the demand to change that.
00:44:46.000This is just about meeting the needs of the American people because we need a shutdown or something.
00:44:52.000We are always of the view uh that we need to fund the government and make sure that the services that the American people rely upon can Continue to be received, and also that we stand by our federal civil service.
00:45:05.000We've seen since January 20th mass firings already taking place by the Trump administration in the absence of government shutdown.
00:45:13.000Because this is what they've determined to do.
00:45:21.000We want to find a bipartisan path forward and reach a spending agreement with our Republican colleagues that actually meets the needs of the American people, but that also addresses the Republican health care crisis that is harming everyday Americans all across the country.
00:45:38.000Well, you know, good luck with this argument.
00:45:40.000If Democrats shut down the government here, they're the ones who are going to own it.
00:45:43.000And frankly, Republicans are like, fine, you want to do that, we'll fire a bunch of people.
00:45:46.000We'll use the opportunity for a government shutdown, not just a temporarily furlough workers.
00:45:50.000If we can get away with it, we'll fire people.
00:45:53.000Steve Scalise, the House Majority Web, he says exactly that.
00:45:56.000Well, I haven't seen the full details, but if you go back to COVID, Martha, uh, President Biden dramatically expanded mushroom the size of the federal government, uh, supposedly to deal with COVID while COVID is over, and yet many of those federal agencies are still 20 or 30 percent larger than they were before COVID.
00:46:16.000And so there's been a need for a right sizing of the federal government for a long time.
00:46:21.000President Trump's talked about that with Doge and other things he's doing to try to save waste fraud and abuse in government.
00:46:27.000And I think everybody knows there are billions and tens of billions of dollars in waste fraud and abuse that still needs to be rooted out.
00:46:34.000We got to some of that, but there's more that needs to be done.
00:46:38.000Now, again, what's truly amazing about this is the Democrats really don't have any sort of political leg to stand on here.
00:46:43.000Americans are not clamoring for a government shutdown.
00:46:45.000And it's not as though Democrats have a long-standing history of shutting down the government in order to avoid further spending.
00:46:52.000They're now shutting down the government in order to achieve even bigger spending.
00:46:58.000Who is the constituency for this outside of the far left?
00:47:00.000The answer is it doesn't really exist, but Democrats are just scoring own goals at an incredibly rapid rate.
00:47:07.000The same holds true with regard to the DOJ.
00:47:10.000So right now, Democrats could make a plausible argument, in fact, a highly plausible argument in my opinion, that the attempt by the Justice Department to go after James Comey is misguided.
00:47:21.000That that actually there's not enough material there to go after James Comey on legal grounds.
00:47:26.000Now, uh listen, I don't think that that's going to be like an incredibly fertile field to sew, because frankly, most Americans don't like James Comey.
00:47:35.000He's a big weird giant Frankenstein monster who's ready to jump out from behind curtains and and sort of create bizarre seashell mosaics and such and wander around lonely in the forest trying to find Bigfoot.
00:47:48.000So nobody nobody's shedding a lot of tears for James Comey.
00:47:52.000With that said, isn't an amazing look for the Trump administration to pretty openly say they're targeting James Comey, and now for the president to say he's also targeting Adam Schiff, because most Americans aren't real fond of that.
00:48:02.000And and the details here are not incredible to the ear.
00:48:05.000According to the Wall Street Journal, when Lindsay Halligan secured the indictment of former FBI director James Comey this past week, it marked the pinnacle of horizon President Trump's orbit from an insurance lawyer to the person he has entrusted with the sensitive task of deploying the law to punish a longtime enemy.
00:48:19.000Last Saturday, Trump appointed Halligan to lead the U.S. attorney's office in Eastern Virginia, where her predecessor had resigned under pressure to prosecute Trump's adversaries.
00:48:27.000With the help of a small team at the FBI and limited assistance from other lawyers in the office wary of their new boss, she secured an indictment of Comey on Thursday.
00:48:35.000So apparently Heligan presented the case herself, which is not particularly typical.
00:48:41.000The jury decided to indict on only two of the three charges it was presented.
00:48:45.000Now, that's saying a lot about the weakness of a case because the the old saying about a grand jury is you can get a grand jury to indict a ham sandwich.
00:48:52.000So if you bring three charges and the grand jury says no to one of them, that is one thing.
00:48:56.000Then the judge told Lindsay Halligan she had two documents before her that were inconsistent with one another.
00:49:02.000One document contained only two of the charges, the other document had all three.
00:49:07.000Halligan learned of her appointment to the new role last Saturday evening around the time Trump posted a message on social media expressing his frustration with the DOJ's failure to prosecute.
00:49:18.000So basically appointed her five minutes later, she pushed forward with the indictment.
00:49:26.000The grand jury didn't give her everything she wanted.
00:49:30.000And a lot of lawyers out there are saying it's a pretty weak case.
00:49:33.000Okay, so Democrats theoretically could could make some hay here.
00:49:40.000It's gonna be difficult because frankly, they allowed the DOJ to become a political tool under Joe Biden, and they celebrated it at the time.
00:49:46.000So when Chuck Schumer now says he has no faith in the Justice Department, it's like, dude, you were there the whole time.
00:49:52.000You were there for Eric Holder, calling himself Barack Obama's wingman, and you were there for Loretta Lynch on the tarmac with the Clintons, and you were there while Joe Biden was using his power to go after his chief political opponent, the man who preceded him and then replaced him.
00:50:39.000Okay, well, you know, again, I would take that a little more seriously if you had not spent years blowing out your own credibility along these lines.
00:50:45.000Amy Klobuchar, the senator from Minnesota, she says, Well, this whole prosecution of Comey, it's about revenge, not the law, which sort of begs a question.
00:50:56.000Oh, do you mean that he's revenging himself for the time that you guys use the DOJ to go after him?
00:51:00.000Would that be the would that be the thing you're saying right now?
00:51:03.000What I see this as a former prosecutor myself, uh, this is weaponizing the Justice Department, basically taking a career prosecutor who was uh recommended by the Republican governor of the state of Virginia, clearly has Republican roots, who made a decision based on the evidence over a period of months, made a decision.
00:51:26.000Then he's pushed out, forced out, so that the president can install his own aid into the job.
00:51:33.000When I questioned Attorney General Bondi during her confirmation hearing, she assured me that politics would not play a role, that they would make independent decisions.
00:51:57.000If you didn't speak out while the DOJ was targeting Donald Trump and while Russia Gate was going on, you're you're touting the magic of Russia Gate.
00:52:04.000It's very difficult now to turn around and claim that what Trump is doing is unprecedented and terrifying.
00:52:09.000What's good for the goose has to be good for the gander in order for any of this to work.
00:52:12.000Okay, meanwhile, on foreign policy, the president of the United States is slated to hold talks with Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu today.
00:52:20.000There have been major negotiations over an offer to Hamas to essentially end the Gaza war.
00:52:26.000Now, essentially the people who are negotiating right now are negotiating with themselves.
00:52:30.000They have no idea what Hamas is going to say.
00:52:32.000Qatar has been rewriting the proposals, Egypt has been rewriting the proposals.
00:52:36.000Other Arab countries are involved in the proposals.
00:52:38.000The United States is involved, Israel is involved.
00:52:40.000It appears that the United States and Israel are now sort of on the same page.
00:52:44.000The presidents of the United States put out a statement saying that talks appeared to be nearing their end, that the war was in its final stages.
00:52:50.000Now, again, President Trump has been very optimistic about a number of possible deals over the course of his second presidency, ranging from Russia-Ukraine to deals having to do with Iran.
00:53:01.000So it would not be a shock if this all fell apart because Hamas has no interest actually in surrendering the hostages.
00:53:07.000The original draft of the 21-point document shared by the United States with a handful of Arab and Muslim countries earlier this week on the UN General Assembly sidelines.
00:53:20.000It is significantly looser on Hamas and the Gaza Strip than Israelis would probably like.
00:53:28.000With that said, it does put the onus on Hamas to release the hostages and the onus on the temporary government to change its constituency so that Hamas isn't running the place.
00:53:39.000The 21-point plan, not to go through the whole thing, includes provisions like Gaza will be a de radicalized terror-free zone that does not pose a threat to its neighbors, which sounds great in theory.
00:53:48.000The question is how you make that happen in practice.
00:53:52.000If Israel and Hamas agree to the proposal, the war will immediately end with the idea of halting all operations and gradually withdrawing from the strip.
00:53:58.000Within 48 hours of Israel publicly accepting the deal, all living and deceased hostages would be returned.
00:54:03.000Once the hostages were returned, Israel-free, several hundred Palestinian security prisoners serving life sentences.
00:54:14.000Israel has a bizarre view with regard to hostages, which is that basically any price ought to be paid for hostages.
00:54:21.000Again, you have to understand the emotional empathy that Israelis have for hostages and their families, which has been crippling the country since October 7th and well before.
00:54:31.000But it is a bad war fighting strategy.
00:54:34.000What led all of this off in the first place was an idiotic deal pursued by then Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to get an IDF soldier named Gilad Shali back for 1,000 Hamas terrorists, including Yah Sinwar, the architect of October 7th.
00:54:49.000Nonetheless, once the hostages are returned, Hamas members who commit to peaceful coexistence will be granted amnesty, while members who wish to leave the strip will be granted safe passage to receiving countries.
00:54:58.000Now, I don't even know how you commit to peaceful coexistence if you're a Hamas member.
00:55:02.000All that means, presumably, is that you lie and you say that you are now willing to what?
00:55:08.000And if Israel isn't there to police the place, how exactly are you stopped from, you know, rearming?
00:55:14.000Aid as soon as the agreement is reached, aid would surge into the strip at rates no lower than the benchmark set in the January 2025 hostage deal, including 600 trucks of aid per day, along with rehab of critical infrastructure and the entry of equipment for removing rubble.
00:55:28.000And aid would be distributed by the UN, which means they would go directly back to Hamas, obviously.
00:55:34.000Now, it's possible the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, which is a joint American-Israeli operation, which is not handing aid to Hamas would be involved, but having the UN involved basically means that a lot of this money and material could flow back to Hamas.
00:55:47.000Gaza would be administered by a temporary transitional government of Palestinian technocrats who will be responsible for providing day-to-day services for the people of the strip.
00:55:55.000The committee will be supervised by a new international body established by the U.S. in consultation with Arab and European partners.
00:56:02.000It will establish a framework for funding the redevelopment of Gaza until the Palestinian Authority has completed its reform program.
00:56:21.000The Palestinian Authority is in a state of full-scale collapse in Judea and Samaria, but I guess the idea is that the PA is going to somehow handle the Gaza Strip.
00:56:30.000And then an economic zone would be established.
00:56:32.000Now, again, some of this is unobjectionable.
00:56:33.000Some of this is really bad planning because I can recall a time when Israel made an international commitment to pull out from the Gaza Strip, have no military forces in the Gaza Strip, hand over running of the Gaza Strip to the Palestinian Authority.
00:56:52.000Hamas took over within a year and then used it as a terror base.
00:56:54.000So Israel can't afford that right now, obviously.
00:56:57.000Now, with that said, it's very doubtful any of this comes to fruition because I really, really, really doubt that Hamas is going to take Israel up on any of this.
00:57:06.000Anything that even titularly gets rid of Hamas as the ruling party in Gaza is unlikely to be accepted by Hamas.
00:57:14.000Hamas is running out of running room here, with that said.
00:57:18.000Apparently, one of the conditions of the deal here is that if Hamas does not accept the deal, Qatar will expel Hamas leadership from the country.
00:57:26.000Hamas leadership knows that once it's expelled from the country, it's kind of fair game for Israel to kill them.
00:57:32.000Apparently, some of the other provisions that would create pressure on Hamas that the biggest thing that's happening right now is that Israel is being extraordinarily successful in its campaign in Gaza City.
00:57:40.000You remember all of the run-up to Rafah earlier in March 2024 or so.
00:57:47.000Israel is going to commit genocide in Rafah.
00:57:48.000And then it turns out that Israel did an impeccable job of clearing the city of civilians and taking out the terrorists with minimal loss of life.
00:57:57.000Well, the same thing seems to be happening in Gaza City, where over 800,000 Palestinian civilians have already evacuated despite the fact that Hamas is trying to shoot people as they leave.
00:58:05.000So that military victory in Gaza City seems to be the end of the war no matter how you slice it, whether there is a deal or not, even if the hostages are not back, it is very likely at that point the United States and Israel say the war has effectively ended.
00:58:19.000Military counterinsurgency has now begun.
00:58:21.000Those operations will continue until the release or the or the freeing of the hostages by the IDF.
00:58:28.000Benjamin Netanyahu last night appeared on Fox News, where he praised President Trump for his efforts.
00:58:40.000And I hope we can uh we can make it a go.
00:58:43.000Well, because we want to free our hostages.
00:58:44.000We want to get rid of Hamas rule and have uh them disarmed, Gaza demilitarized, and a new future set up for uh for Gazans and Israelis alike and for the whole region.
00:58:56.000So obviously there's a lot of optimism today.
00:58:58.000We'll see very, very soon whether that optimism is justified based on Hamas's reaction to all of this.
00:59:05.000Alrighty, folks, the show continues for our members right now.
00:59:07.000In just a moment, we'll get to China and Russia.
00:59:09.000Russia continues to slam Ukraine, and America's policy seems to be changing pretty radically in response.
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