”The Blood of Alex Pretti Is On Tim Walz” - Minnesota ICE Shooting Triggers CHAOS
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In this episode, we discuss the shooting of an armed man by a U.S. Border Patrol agent in Minneapolis. Alex Preddie, 37, was a member of an organized group that was directing traffic and directing traffic on the street when he was shot and killed by an agent.
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Rob, tragic event in Minneapolis. Alex Preddie was at the protest, and while the events are
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taking place, Rob, which clips can we show? Because at this point, people have seen many
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of the clips. Let's show this until it gets to the part of the shooting. Rob, go for it.
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So this is the protest that's going on. Ice is coming down.
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Oh, the audio a little bit, Rob. The whistling is in the street, obstructing.
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And I think the majority of these officers were border patrol agents, correct?
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They're border patrol agents, majority of them. So that's Alex.
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There's the bear spray or the... Oh, fighting back, dragging the girl.
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Okay, you can pause it right there. You can pause it right there. This leads to shooting,
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and eventually Alex dies after this event that takes place, and it's been talked about all over
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the place. The left is blaming Trump, calling him Gestapo, using phrases that is just, again,
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the types of phrases that cause people to jump to conclusion, saying this was intentional.
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Why did they do this? You know, CNN done a bunch of different interviews. I can read a bunch of
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the stories here, but let's kind of read one of them. Alex Preddie, 37, identified man as fatally
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shot by border patrol agent in Minneapolis. Rob, if you have a clip on that one, I'll go to this first.
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And then we got, is that Christine Ohm? Yes, sir. Go ahead. Go ahead and play this clip.
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An individual approached U.S. Border Patrol officers with a 9mm semi-automatic handgun.
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The officers attempted to disarm this individual, but the armed suspect reacted violently. Fearing for
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his life and for the lives of his fellow officers around him, an agent fired defensive shots. Medics
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were on the scene immediately and attempted to deliver medical aid. Okay, so that's that. I'll come to
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you first, Tom. What happened? What is your impression of what happened? And then, of course,
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we'll go into the rest of the issues. Well, I don't need to break down the video because I think
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everybody has seen it from 10 angles along with people putting spin on it. What I want to know is
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how does an emergency room nurse get involved with a highly organized group? He was out there with his
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camera up and he was directing traffic. There was no dispute that he stepped out into the street and
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they were trying to direct cars to come up and stop. People in cars were, some of them were people
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that were also organized. So this guy puts himself out in harm's way. It didn't have to happen.
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There was a report from Minnesota News that his parents apparently told news that they said,
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don't go get involved with this. Why are you getting involved with this? So there was some
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concern on the part of the family. So he goes down where officers have actions going and he was part
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of an organized group. He goes down there armed. He had his phone. And so I look at it and I'm like
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saying, Alex, you didn't have to die. What were you doing there? And more importantly, how did you get
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involved with these people and get into part of the organization to come down and disrupt traffic
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during a law enforcement action that was being carried out by the border patrol?
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That was my first response. And then we all saw what happened. It got crazy. And by the way,
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the police and law enforcement of every division in every department, whether it's border patrol that
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we saw here, by the way, Minnesota police, local police, where the hell were you when this is going on?
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And ICE, they don't get to break it down frame by frame in slow motion. This thing is happening at
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speed. And you heard the first discharge. All he had to do was stand up and say, wait, wait, wait,
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wait, wait, and put his arms straight out. They're either going to leave you on the ground or they're
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going to stand you up to the sidewalk, put you against a car or against a wall. That's all he had
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to do is to yell, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, or, and put his arms straight up to show with palms
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open. But instead he chose to struggle and he chose to be there in the first place. And I think it's a
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tragedy, but I want to know who organized this and who pulled this guy into it where he thought that
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it was okay to go down there. And by the way, his parents are telling media, we said, why are you
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getting involved in this? You shouldn't be down here. Vinny, where are you at with this? Well,
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first and foremost, uh, you guys know what I do. I carry a nine millimeter Springfield Hellcat.
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You know, I have it on me. I have it on me all the time. You know what I don't do, Pat? I don't go
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to organize protests. Okay. Cause there was a fact that he was actively tracking and targeting
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ice on that secret Minnesota signal chat. Okay. I don't go to protests with other agents who have
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guns and interfere with official federal business. Okay. You know why? Because I'm not stupid,
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Patrick. And I know, I know that there's a possibility. If I get into a fight, something
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crazy might happen. Okay. And there's a little, I did some research. I wanted to find out about
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this gun because from what I saw, they, they took the gun, but he was still reaching for
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something because he had two extra clips. I remember I was looking for a gun last year
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because I already have a six hour Tommy. Uh, right now I have a healthcare. I have a bunch
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of guns, but the gun that he had was a six hour P three 20. And the reason I didn't get
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it, do you know why it's been known for a history of misfiring by itself? Law enforcement.
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There's lawsuits. Rob, look at the pap pig. The six hour P three 20 subject to over 100
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lawsuits alleging that it can fire without a trigger pull the incident. And I, Rob, I don't,
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we don't have to go to it. There's a bunch of videos. There's one of cops in a hospital.
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They're arresting some individual had, they grabbed the guy's legs and the cops gun goes and shoots
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and all the cops are tripping out. So add this to the recipe of disaster. Are you ready for this?
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He's there. He's interfering. Uh, they're in the, in the, in the skirmish. One agent grabs the gun.
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He's walking away. That gun misfires. This is my opinion. Misfires. It spooks everybody there.
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And mind you simultaneously, he's grabbing for the gun that he thinks is still there. Okay,
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but let's go back. Why is he there? He's there because he's told from his governor and he's
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getting proper. I don't know if he was getting paid or not, but I don't know why anybody else
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would be there. If you're not going to be getting money for it, unless you're that brainwashed,
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but they were told go there, get in their faces. It's a call to action. I tweeted earlier today,
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Rob, can you please just show this is the epitome of what is happening right now in Minnesota.
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This picture right here, it's Tim Walsh behind the gate in his mansion with security telling his
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useful idiots to go and die, to distract from what guys, the billions and billions of dollars
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of fraud in his state and to keep protecting illegals, AKA democratic voters at the end of
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the day, take all your emotion out and take a step back. Why? Why Minnesota? Why is it happening?
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And I think that's the key issue because Penn, if you don't mind, Rob, did you hear one thing of
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Ivory Smith? Can you show these photos? You'll never hear this or you'll never see this. I sent Rob
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three photos on Slack. Could you go to the young black girl? This is Ivory Smith, okay? Does anybody
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know about her? Killed by a drunk driver, her mother critically injured, seven years old. Go to
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Jocelyn Nungere. Pat, this 12-year-old was raped. Her throat was slit by two illegals from Venezuela,
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12 years old. And then the last, you want to talk about nurses, Lake and Riley was 22 years old
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jogging. I saw a video of her parents showing up to the scene. Pat, I don't want to send it to you
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and I'm not going to because it'll, it'll ground you. Everybody, they're on the floor crying. She
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was jogging. She was, the guy was trying to sexually assault her for 18 minutes. She fought
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him. She fought him. And then he crushed her head with a rock. Nobody cares. No media, no left. It's
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all bullshit. Sorry for my language. It's all fake. Okay. So when you start caring about people like
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that, I'll start caring about some stupid nurse that shouldn't have been there in the first place.
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People can talk about, Oh, he was disarmed and things like that. He may have been disarmed,
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but he wasn't giving up and he's still in a struggle that was going at speed with federal
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officers. And then a gun fires, his gun that he brought to the event. So come on. I mean,
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it's a tragedy that he's dead, but it was his decision that he was there. Umberto.
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I think in this case, context really matters. Like if you look, I mean, I'm all for the second
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amendment, but if you look at every federal building, all right, guns are not allowed. All right. And
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this is a federal interaction with a federal officer. Like we made the rules. So people
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that are going to have an interaction with the federal government don't have guns on them.
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You know what I mean? Uh, and the second thing is the context of a riot. Like, I don't know
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if any of you guys been inside of a riot, like things. And what Tom said, like time moves
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faster than it actually moves in real life. Like these are split second decisions, one
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gun going off, like the whole, like a riot. I don't know if you guys seen when there's
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like big stampedes of people and people get trampled, like one thing that goes wrong, it
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will trigger the whole crowd and people are going to go crazy. It's a big tragedy. Every
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time an American life is lost, doesn't matter which side it is. For sure. Like I'm going to,
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I'm going to take that to the grave. You know, like it's a big tragedy, but in a, in a context
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of a riot, in a con, in the context of a, of an interaction with a federal officer, I
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think is, is, is terrible. He also didn't have his permit. He didn't have his ID, which
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is, uh, it's illegal. He didn't have all that. And I don't know, is Minnesota have a
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law for bringing a firearm to a political protest? I don't know. I don't know the laws
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in Minnesota, but I don't see that that'd be something that you do. Why would you bring
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a gun? Why would you bring a gun and get into everybody's face unless you were asking
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for it? Well, I want to get back into the story you talked about of who they're not
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talking about, but before we do, can you do me a favor, Rob, and play the Jacob Fry
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clip of him criticizing ICE? Here's Jacob Fry, the mayor. Here's what he had to say. Go
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ahead, Rob. This is not a partisan issue. This is an American issue. This administration
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and everyone involved in this operation should be reflecting. They should be reflecting right
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now and asking themselves, what exactly are you accomplishing? If the goal was to achieve
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peace and safety, this is doing exactly the opposite. If the goal was to achieve calm and prosperity,
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this is doing exactly the opposite. Are you standing up for American families right now
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Okay. You can pause that. You can pause that right there. You know, one sits there. There's
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different people. And by the way, I called this two years ago when they said they're going to deport
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everybody. I said chaos is going to be nasty. I said this in 24 when they said this. And I'm
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talking in June is when I said this of 24. I said, look how nasty the clips are going to be
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and how it's going to, Rob, if we can even go back and try to find that clip from 24 when I talked
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about this, we have to search technology to be able to do that. You know which one I'm talking about
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on the site that we can do that? Let's see if you can pull it up. Rob is a magician. So go through
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all the communities of people that are seeing this. Let's go to the average person in America
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who doesn't follow politics closely. They're just an average father, mother. I got a job. I pay the
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bills. I take care of my kids. I take them to soccer. I'm a soccer mom. I go to church. I don't go
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to church. I watch football. The average person. To the average person in America, what does this look
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like? To the average person in America, what does it look like? What's happening? To the average
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person in America. It's Gestapo. It's they're killing America. These guys are walking around
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grabbing American civilians and just shooting them point blank. And you know who I'm talking
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about? You know how they say what service every year at the church is very busy? What service
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is it? Christmas, Easter, Easter, or what? Christmas. It's normally those two, right? Okay. What percentage
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of people watch the news 24 seven? Not a lot. Okay. But imagine those who watch the news every
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time something happens. Yes. So, oh my God, did somebody get shot in Minneapolis? Yes. Let me go
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to CNN. Yes. Let me go to NBC. Let me go to ABC. And they look at this and say, they killed an
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innocent man. Are you flipping kidding me? That's what they consume. By the way, Rob, the link I sent
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you on Lake and Riley, the tragic, I don't even know what words to use happened with Lake
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and Riley. Do you want to know why the American people, those who follow this story are kind
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of sitting there saying, you've been praying for something like this. The enemy has been
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go a little bit lower. When you look at the story, the five days go a little bit lower up,
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go lower, lower, lower to, I want to say, go up three paragraphs, go up three paragraphs,
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go up, up three right there. Okay. Right there. Curtis Houck's study showed that ABC, CBS, and NBC
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gave 20 minutes and 33 seconds to Lake and Riley's trial over five days, only 20 minutes and 33 seconds
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between ABC, CBS, NBC. This is before Barry Weiss. Okay. Which was about one fourth of the coverage
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they devoted to the garbage gate story against Donald Trump in the final days of the presidential
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campaign. Tony Hinchcliffe's joke about Puerto Rico got 77 minutes. So what does this mean?
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Be good. We need that story. Yes, that's a good story. Alex pretty. We need that story. Why? This
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is good. We have to make ice look good. And by the way, while we're talking this morning with Humberto,
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just so you guys know, these are not perfect candidates for them. They would prefer somebody
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that was colored or black, or they need a little bit more, but they'll still use it for their own
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benefit. They'll still use it. How much coverage did they give to Lake and Riley? It doesn't meet
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their narrative. It makes illegal immigrants not, you know, undocumented, you know, immigrants. You
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realize the crime that is taking place in America, but that's not what they want the American people to
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see. They want to be able to shake things up because the reality of it is when I said, go to the Tim
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Waltz tweet, Rob, when I said, you know, this, this whole thing falls a hundred percent on Tim
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Waltz. Why does it fall a hundred percent on Tim Waltz? This is a hundred percent on you. You're the
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leader of the state who lost complete control. Go a little bit lower and look at the commentary of
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people rebuttaling to it. Okay. Go to the top one. This signals the vast fraud conducted. Skip that one.
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Also government representatives. History doesn't care about excuses. Wealthy Republicans must provide.
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So if the government puts federal thugs in your town, look at the verbiage. Are you saying the
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state has the right to fight back? I'm going to answer that question for you. We can see the victim
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was trying to protect two women who were being violent, shoved by ICE agents. He didn't have to
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be a part of it. Go a little bit lower, Rob. Go a little bit lower. Does it make you feel better to
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blame a Democrat when you're literally watching mask untrade government officials murdering people in the
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streets? Perfect. Okay. All of these things are things that people are talking about back and
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forth. And again, this is a very sensitive topic. Ask yourself the question, why did the U.S.
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government have to send ICE agents into those areas? Why? Why? Could this have been prevented?
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100%. Well, what do you mean? This is the Gestapo. This is ICE. This is what they want to do. They don't want
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to do that. But they have to do that. Why? Because the local and state officials are not cooperating
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with the federal government to give them the reports. If the local and the state officials
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were cooperating and sending reports to the federal government of the crimes the illegal immigrants are
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committing in that local city or that state, we don't need to send ICE because then now we're
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cooperating. Well, how come this didn't happen under Obama? Ready for this one? Let's go through
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it. It's blue cities. All Obama's going to do is, hey, guys, give us the list. Oh, no problem,
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Mr. Obama. Oh, no problem, Jesus. Oh, no problem, President Obama. Here's the list. What else do you
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need? What else do you need? We'll cooperate with you. We'll give it to you. Of course they're going to
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cooperate with you because it's blue. Here, you think blue's going to cooperate with Trump to make him
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look good? No. You know what the blue hates, though, which Humberto said this morning? What's
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down 20%? Crime is down 20%. Murder. Why is it down 20%? Because of blue policies? Hell no. Why is it
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down 20%? Pull up the report, Rob, that even CBS had to put up that so many people were furious, got 50
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million views on X. Crime is down. Murder is down 20%. But the American people are not going
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to see this because CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, when you watch it, they're not going to be giving you this
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report. The report's going to be a very different report. Murder is down 20%. Why? Border patrol of
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people crossing the border today. You know what it's down to? Nothing. Ask the question, why? So why
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didn't Minnesota? So now let's ask a different question, Rob. Can you pull up right there?
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Look at that chart. Can you show that, please? U.S. murder rate in 2026. What happened? What
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happened? Why did it drop the way it has? Why? Answer this question. Of course you have to use
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Alex Pretty and drive the hell out of it because you're trying to divide because you want to blame
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everything on Trump. Of course you have to do that. That's the playbook. But why don't you cooperate?
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And by the way, Tim Waltz or all these other places, what would have happened if Tim Waltz
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would have cooperated? Jacob Fry, when you're blaming ICE, what if you would have cooperated?
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What if you would have sent a report back to the White House? What if you would have told
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them, here's how many illegals we have. Let's arrest them. They're breaking the law. They're
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stealing money from our taxpayers. No, no, no. I need their votes because if I cooperate,
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I may not get reelected. So I'll go dance like them. I'll go eat whatever the banana and all
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the stuff that they're talking about. I'll go do all that stuff. No, I can't do that. Go back to
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that stat, Rob, that you just had. Okay. What happened to stats? Okay. You know, all the numbers
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that's going on right now all over the place, we're seeing this. So if you cooperated, this would have
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never, ever happened. Alex would have been here. Tim Waltz, it's on you. Fry, it's on you. All you
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have to do is work hand in hand with the U.S. government. Do you remember the one mayor, I believe,
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that was in D.C. saying, yeah, we're working with the White House because we want the streets
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to get cleaner. And guess what? The president has cleaned up the city. And she is not a Republican.
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But she was cooperating. Why? Because she wanted to make sure her people were safer.
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You are playing politics. The blood of Alex Pretty is in the hands of Tim Waltz and in the hands of
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Jacob Fry. This could have been prevented. It could have been prevented if you cooperated.
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What are the states that ICE has been sent to? What cities? What states? It's not every state.
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It's not every city. I think it's California, L.A. I think Maine is another one. I think Illinois,
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Chicago is another one. And I think Minnesota is another one. If it's really Trump's trying to
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target everybody, why is he not doing it in all 50 states? Why not? Maybe those mayors, maybe those
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local officials, maybe those local PDs are giving that report back to them. Maybe they are. So they
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don't have to. Maybe they're working as something called a team to make America safer. A team. And
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then, by the way, so let's do this. Let's role play this. So let's just say the folks in Minneapolis
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that want to be safe, that are sick and tired of the fraud, but they're not loud people. The families
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in Chicago who are going around saying, enough with these crimes. I want my kid to play outside without
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me being worried about it or being afraid of it, right? So now let's talk to those families
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who actually want the president to come and intervene. What if the president doesn't? So
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go to the other situation. Let's not send ICE. Do you know what happens? If you don't send
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it, it's your fault. If you do send it, it's your fault. Do you get the formula? It doesn't
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matter what happens. It's called the rules for radicals. Rob, can you go online and just type
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up? ChatGBT, what are the 13 rules for radicals? Let's just read it. Open hand. This is their
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playbook, folks. What are the 13 rules for radicals? One by one by one, this is their playbook
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that they use, okay? That's exactly the one by Saul Alinsky. Power is not only what you
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have, but what the enemy thinks you have. Perception of power is often as important as real power.
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Number two, never go outside the experience of your people. If people don't understand it,
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they won't support it. Three, whenever possible, go outside the experience of the enemy. Confuse,
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exhaust, and destabilize them. It's exactly what they're doing. Number four, make the enemy live
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up to their own book of rules. Use their standards against them. They'll often fail to meet them.
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The reporter from CNN, I believe it's Dana, asking the guy, not the director, but one of the guys that
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was up there, he's like, so are you saying that Alex didn't have the right for Second Amendment?
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This is kind of surprising for somebody that's a sec. This is what they do. Say that again? That's in the
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playbook right there. Ridicule is man's most potent weapon. It's hard to counter and infuriate
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opponents. Keep ridiculing them. You're a fascist. That's right. A good tactic is one your people enjoy.
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If it's fun, people will keep doing it. A tactic that drags on too long becomes a drag. Keep pressure
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fresh and dynamic. Keep the pressure on. Never let up. Relentless action is how you win. The threat is
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usually more terrifying than the thing itself. Anticipation often creates more fear than action.
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If you push a negative hard enough, it will break through enough into its counterside. Overreach
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forces, reaction, and concessions. The price of successful attack is constructive alternative.
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You must have a solution ready, which by the way, we're going to get into their solution as well,
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Humberto. I'm going to come to you with that, with their solution, what they're planning on doing next,
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probably with their NGOs, the DA, everything that they have control over. Pick the target,
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freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it. Don't fight systems, fight symbols and people. Target,
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target, target. Isolate, simplify, and focus attacks until the opponent cracks. That's what they're
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doing. And by the way, they've done this so many times. And you know who it works on? Whoever's the
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youngest generation and the old and emotional that just want their social security. Okay. The people that can
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think for themselves, you have to see through what's going on here. They needed this crisis.
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They needed Alex Pretty. They need this more than you know. Because in every possible way,
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did you see the approval rating for Trump that came up, Rob? Did you guys see the approval rating
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that just came up for Trump, 49%? More. And 70% are extremely positive. Yeah. So this was a report
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that we just talked about a couple of days ago on X. It was on our group text that we sent to each
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other, Rob, which I'll send it to you in a minute for us to show up. So to me, this could have been
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prevented. All you had to do was cooperate. You refused to cooperate. Because of that, this took
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place. Vinny. Well, I mean, you basically laid out exactly what the hell is going on. But let's
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take a, just a really step back because I want people to- Right there real quick since you pulled
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it up. Rasmussen report, Trump's overnight presidential job approval is in. Single
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overnight approval for last night, 49.58% is the highest in over a month. His approval is up
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today in a five-day rolling. America's turning 250 this year. And by the way, we're doing something
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special on the 250th, 4th of July. Stay tuned. I'll announce it to you when it's ready to announce.
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It's going to be wild. But we're going to do a handful of special pieces of merch, limited edition,
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numbered. Okay. This one's going to be out of 250 with the number 250. So it's numbered
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out of 250 for the 250-year celebration of U.S. It will not last long. Rob, play this
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clip. Future looks bright. We're excited about this year with all the chaos that's happened.
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And when we break down to you what is really going on or makes sense to you. But having said
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We don't just make products. We carry a legacy built on American craftsmanship, intention,
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and pride. 250 years of history refined for today. Every detail tells a story.
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Every piece stands for who we are. This is tradition. Reimagined. This is our 250 years
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limited edition collection. The future looks bright at 250.
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All right, guys. This is all I'll tell you. Good luck if you sat on this one. If you wait,
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by the way, for some of you guys that unfortunately will watch this this afternoon because you wait
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for the clips, you can find the items that people buy on eBay. That'll be the only place
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you'll be able to get it. The hat will not last a long time. Again, it's limited merch.
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So it's numbered out of 250. If you go to eBay afterwards, you may find it because these
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things are not going to last, but 30 minutes, they'll be gone in no time. Every time we do
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limited merch, it comes, the hat comes in a box that says future looks bright and the logo
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VT right on there. So go to vtmerch.com place your order. Go to vtmerch.com, Rob. If you could
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just go to the website, if you go to vtmerch.com on the cover, you'll see the 250, get the sweater
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because it's cold, get the shirt and get the hat. And if not for you, buy it for somebody else
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as well. Having said that shield, that shield is just amazing. It is amazing. It is amazing.
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