On this episode of the Sunday Uncensored podcast, the crew discusses the recent shooting of a police officer in Chicago, and the impact it has on the community. They also discuss the growing problem of "smash and grab" robberies and how to solve it.
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00:02:46.000Well, because I have to get up at like 6 a.m.
00:02:50.000this time around and maybe even earlier than that and just try and get some work done in the morning, we're gonna go straight to our callers right now and just make sure you guys get a chance to ask questions and be a part of the conversation before we go to bed.
00:03:01.000I'm hoping we can have this wrapped by 1030 so I can immediately go to bed and then wake up super early.
00:03:56.000I think, you know, Seamus, you were referring to it earlier, right, in the segment where you talked about how when there's no, when virtue isn't rewarded, you're saying something to that effect, right?
00:04:04.000That we live in a society today where virtue isn't really, isn't rewarded, so people are going to continue doing that.
00:04:10.000And that's exactly the system that we have today.
00:04:12.000Accountability, that's why people are so, the level of trust in government is at an all-time low, because the accountability factor isn't there.
00:04:22.000And so, you know, what we have to do is be able, just like we were talking about enforcing the law, we have to be able to hold people accountable.
00:04:30.000And that, it just isn't happening today, unfortunately.
00:04:38.000I think that stems from the federal government on down, I think.
00:04:43.000And more so in the Democrat Party than, I think, in the Republican Party.
00:04:50.000Because they allow the Democrats to ignore prosecuting people that have broken the law.
00:04:56.000They allow the Democrats to do all this bad behavior and then when the Republicans are in power, they are just like, well, you know, we're Boy Scouts and everybody wants to be, everybody wants Mitt Romney to be, you know, the guy that's in the hot seat and stuff.
00:05:12.000If you don't have politicians that will exercise the power that they have, then there's no chance for the party.
00:05:22.000And when one party is willing to exercise the power and another one isn't, then you get people that respond to the, you know, one party that doesn't exercise or that doesn't, you know, make people accountable and hold people accountable.
00:05:40.000You end up with the riots all 2020 that we saw.
00:05:43.000And then when the Republicans are like, oh, well, we're just going to ignore the law too, you end up with the feds crushing any dissent like the way they are with January 6th.
00:05:54.000It's part of the reason why I'm so black belt is because there is a clear difference in the way that the law is adjudicated.
00:06:03.000And everyone's just like, well, you know, it's fine.
00:06:21.000We have to be able to get to the root of it.
00:06:23.000Most of these people involved in these federal agencies, they think that it's there to to support themselves and their own egos and not serving the American public and the FBI.
00:06:33.000I mean, in some instances, it is I mean, he had many, many things that he proposed there,
00:06:39.000but some of it is just a complete overhaul.
00:06:41.000I mean, some of these federal agencies are so, it's so systemic and they're so insidious.
00:06:47.000I mean, they just need to be basically rooted out.
00:06:50.000A beach trip turns breakdown is a drag.
00:06:53.000Summer can really take a toll on your car with broken A.C., overheating, and electrical issues.
00:08:43.000So, about a week and a half ago, I was in Catholic Church praying that somebody would come into my life that would spread the word of what's happening here in San Antonio.
00:08:54.000We have an illegal migrant camp here in town that receives about a thousand illegal migrants every single day, about one or two buses every single hour, every hour.
00:09:05.000So, Hernando, or my friend Danny that's been on my podcast, Danny Vargas, pointed out a person, a citizen journalist that was reporting from the camp.
00:09:14.000I reached out, I confirmed everything that was going on.
00:09:17.000I went and did some content from the migrant camp.
00:09:21.000And then he connected me with Ben Bergquam that was coming into town.
00:09:28.000He was going to go live on Bannon's War Room, and so I was invited on that.
00:09:34.000When I met Ben at the camp, I saw a police officer and I went up with my cell phone up to his face and asked him, are these police officers on duty or off duty?
00:09:50.000You need to call the public information office.
00:09:52.000And then he also said, Uh, the police here are under the direction of Catholic Charities on my Twitter, which you can find at JosephTrimmer underscore.
00:10:03.000I wanted to ask you guys, is that reason enough to sue that the police department in San Antonio is under the direction Catholic Charities, that is a Catholic organization.
00:10:31.000This is my fault, and I did tell them to do that, and so I'm sorry.
00:10:34.000I told the Pope to tell them to do that.
00:10:36.000No, I mean, excuse me, I hear you, and I just want to make clear, like, Catholics are under no moral obligation to agree with everything that Catholic Charities does.
00:10:46.000And there, you know, I haven't looked into it too deeply, but I have heard some stories and really just information about Catholic charities and how they have a specific incentive to take migrants in, you know, in a way that I actually don't think is healthy for native citizens of our country.
00:11:07.000But yeah, if that's true, I certainly, I mean, it's very interesting and disturbing that especially in this instance, because it doesn't have anything to do with like, look, For as much as I'd love to believe now that we have just a based Catholic president, we have a theocracy now where Catholic organizations get to tell the police what to do, but I think the reality is because they are in this instance acting as lackeys for the establishment that wants to import
00:11:35.000Uh, cheap third world labor and people who will vote for the politicians they want them to vote for and if they're naturalized and made citizens and also people who will sway elections simply by their presence because the places where they live at will end up with more electoral votes.
00:11:47.000I mean, that's the reason that they're being given the power in this situation if they are.
00:12:23.000It's the, just like I'm not really a fan of most organized religions.
00:12:30.000And if the, so you're saying the Catholic Church is paying for migrants?
00:12:39.000It's Catholic Charities, but I think, wait, were you, I think you were saying the government was giving money to Catholic Charities, am I mistaken?
00:12:45.000Government is giving money to Catholic Charities.
00:12:47.000Yeah, they're getting money from organizations, like government organizations like FEMA, to address the surge of illegals here in San Antonio.
00:12:57.000We've got documents showing at least $5 million in funding that we can see.
00:13:02.000We'd be happy to provide that to you guys if you want to share that.
00:13:06.000It's kind of an outrage because when we looked at federal law, it says that if you benefit financially from aiding and abetting illegals, then you are guilty of a felony.
00:13:17.000Well, listen, man, and I appreciate you for doing this work and looking out for this.
00:13:22.000And just in case any part of you has doubts, there is nothing wrong or sinful for you as a Catholic to want to investigate this and make sure that this organization is not doing anything wrong and to assure that they're held to account if they are.
00:13:37.000And I think it's good that you're doing this work.
00:13:41.000It's unfortunate that we have some organizations, religious organizations, that That are kind of just, they're looking at certain gospel principles, you know, like love thy neighbor, and that trumps the law for some reason in their minds.
00:14:30.000Sadly, my state has done very little next to nothing to try to do that.
00:14:34.000And they continue to give illegals driver's licenses and gutted E-Verify and done many other things that have magnetized so many illegal immigrants.
00:14:46.000I mean, if you go to some heritage foundation, some of these scores, I mean, we're not doing that well.
00:14:50.000I feel like this argument about love thy neighbor, love thy neighbor, That we hear about these Democrats, these religious folk who are like, oh, you know, this church, and they got the pride flags and all that stuff.
00:15:02.000That, the support of illegal immigration, it's subversion of what the religion actually is teaching.
00:15:07.000A good example of this is when liberals always talk about, when it comes to the gun argument, love thy neighbor, turn the other cheek, et cetera, but they don't point out, and Seamus can give me the proper quote, but sell your cloak, buy a sword.
00:15:19.000Yeah, yeah, sell your cloak, buy a sword.
00:15:21.000There's also, this stuff becomes so easily distorted, right?
00:15:30.000Selling your cloak and buying a sword?
00:15:32.000He said something, yeah, there's a quote in the Bible about if you do not have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one or something like that, right?
00:15:37.000Yeah, so this is in Luke and there's some debate about this, but I think ultimately the point is that we as Christians are not pacifists and there's plenty of the Bible that makes that clear.
00:15:49.000What people will often do is they will Take, as you mentioned, a principle of the gospel, or a Christian principle, and they'll try to twist it into something incredibly permissive.
00:16:07.000Uh, well, that's an interesting one, and I just want to point out here, what's really fascinating to me, though, in a broader point, is that...
00:16:15.000The same people saying, well the Bible says love your neighbor so we have to do this, will cry violation of separation of church and state anytime any other biblical principles are implemented by the government.
00:16:37.000It does say that, yeah, people have a right to migrate to seek a better life and that wealthy nations should help people from poorer nations to do that, but that those nations have to take into account and have a responsibility to ensure the living standards for the native population in doing so.
00:16:52.000They have a responsibility to ensure that the native population is taken care of.
00:16:56.000You can't just have open borders and flood your country, in other words.
00:16:59.000Without reference to what the people in your country want or what's good for them.
00:17:03.000Also, another thing the Catechism says is that immigrants are bound to obey the laws of their host nation.
00:17:10.000And this is something that is left out all the time in this discourse.
00:18:25.000And love how much you guys get all the messages out for what's going on.
00:18:30.000My question for the panel is, did you see the Veeves ranking on Cables as one of the air quotes wokest companies due to their we are bridge?
00:18:42.000Company initiatives and how de I basically rebranding itself in
00:18:46.000the new 24 20 24 year, okay So you're saying Campbell's soup
00:18:55.000Yeah, I'm like it was actually very confusing when I first saw it that's Campbell's soup doing it but yes
00:19:02.000It is we are bridge all under case calm that is working with Campbell's and many other huge
00:20:36.000The next move is, because there are people onto the ideas, and they can understand them now, they're going to start morphing what the idea is called, or what the function is called.
00:20:50.000But it's gonna be the same attempts at the core.
00:21:09.000It was just how part of, it was just how part of their newer initiatives were to actually integrate it into pay structure and to make companies do that.
00:21:57.000Is the public too desensitized to the Epstein case for anything to ever happen to the people involved?
00:22:02.000It seems like people either want to avoid talking about this topic entirely, or it's a joke or a conspiracy to them.
00:22:07.000What do you think needs to happen for enough people to take this seriously and do something about it, and what would that something be?
00:22:13.000I think, you know, the big picture stories we care about indicate something about you and your worldview.
00:22:22.000The average person only cares about what affects their immediate circle.
00:22:25.000So when we notice that there are high-level, you know, politicians and business individuals who are trafficking kids, the average person won't care because it has no impact on them whatsoever.
00:22:36.000What needs to happen to make someone actually care?
00:22:39.000Someone needs to break into their house and steal from them.
00:22:42.000And then they'll say, hey, why was I robbed?
00:22:55.000You know, I think for you, for us, for everybody who watches this show, we care more about what may be coming, which will impact us if we don't pay attention now.
00:23:06.000We care about preparing for the future.
00:23:09.000And the average person only cares about their immediate and short-term desires, unfortunately.
00:23:24.000Maybe they're not too desensitized for there to be a political solution here, or for the justice system to do something, or for people to put pressure on the justice system to do something, but they're certainly too desensitized.
00:23:35.000The fact that we knew this was happening...
00:23:38.000The fact that the public found out about it, the fact that it's really clear that this guy didn't kill himself, and we're all told to believe that he did, and everything's just sort of continued, business as normal, is an indication that people are pretty desensitized to this.
00:23:51.000You know, the idea that every... this should be a scandal so massive.
00:23:56.000That, at the very least, the least drastic solution is everyone getting voted out of office, who even had a slight tinge of any kind of association with him.
00:24:12.000If instead of Jeffrey Epstein, right, it was like, and I'm not the first to make this point, but if it was like an avowed racist, if it was a Klansman or something, I mean, everyone associated with them, we'd know all of their names, none of them would be able to hold public office anymore, their lives would be completely destroyed.
00:24:27.000So, why have we tolerated this for so long?
00:24:29.000Why have we tolerated the abuse of children at the hands of our political leaders for so long?
00:24:36.000Uh, I think that because it's because people don't, uh, things that don't directly affect people, they, they kind of actually don't really care about, they say they do.
00:24:46.000Um, but they don't, especially when they're told not to, or not told that they should, or the wrong people are telling them that they should.
00:25:01.000And they were saying why the far right is obsessed with the Epstein list and with sex trafficking.
00:25:11.000Somebody has to be because none of you are doing anything about it!
00:25:13.000Yeah and the idea that the media is painting the people that are first of all saying look there are people breaking the law that's a problem they're victimizing the most vulnerable people in America, young kids, and the problem
00:25:35.000according to the media is that people, the wrong people are noticing is
00:25:54.000And that interference is all it takes to make normally intelligent people absolutely idiotic.
00:26:02.000Just completely and totally lose any semblance of cognitive ability to think for themselves.
00:26:09.000And that's when, that's why people don't care that, you know, it's clear that Epstein was trafficking kids and people in positions of power that currently are walking free and they don't care.
00:26:18.000Yeah, people are burnt out in general, honestly.
00:26:52.000And for everybody who's a member, I really do want to say thank you all so much because this trip we're doing is only possible because you guys are members.
00:26:59.000And so the idea that we get to host a counter-programming to CNN with a town hall with a presidential candidate is a dream come true.