Consequences for Elected Officials

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number? Okay, let me ask you. It's the
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they are arrested or convicted of obstructing ICE agents? Should
they be expelled? Or should they lose their jobs or
be expelled from their seat? In other words, is it
time for these people to finally lose their positions if

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they're arrested for obstructing ICE? A?

Speaker 2 (00:55):
Yes, B no? You know where I stand. I am A.

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this hotel hack c ash or hashish. Should she be
arrested for having obstructed ICE and Worcester police in doing
their jobs? For having assaulted police officers and ICE agents
and for have inciting the mob to try to and

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try to stop ICE from arresting a criminal, illegal alien
who has been charged with using a dangerous weapon to
beat a pregnant woman. I say, yes, arrest this moonbat
from Worcester. But that's me and the larger question Ice, now,

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are they an increasing danger from the mob? Clearly now
wherever they go, mobs are forming, They're getting bolder, They're obstructing,
hitting them, assaulting them, verbally, abusing them, trying to prevent
them from doing their jobs. Is it now time to
crack down on anyone who gets in the way of Ice?

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Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
lines are blazing. Raymond in Arlington. Thanks for holding Raymond.

Speaker 2 (02:59):
And welcome Jeff.

Speaker 3 (03:02):
I just like to say I love you in a
non sexual way.

Speaker 2 (03:08):
Thank you very much, Raymond. What do you make of
all this, my friend, I don't know.

Speaker 3 (03:14):
I mean to be honest, I think we all voted
for one thing, and that was to obviously clean up
the streets and get everything done. I don't see that happening.
A lot of the politicians should be arrested if you
or I break the law in that way. We're arrested,
So you know, you got to start somewhere.

Speaker 1 (03:35):
You know, I'm just curious, Raymond, I think you really
put your finger on it. If the police, let's forget aside,
you know, Ice Worcester, the Worcester Cops, New York. Just
if police officers were engaged in an arrest of a
suspect charged with using a dangerous weapon to beat a

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pregnant woman, and you and I prevented them in cited
a mob to prevent them, pushed them, shoved them, blocked them,
prevented them for a while from even leaving, spat on them,
swore at them, told people to stand on the street

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and prevent them from executing, you know, the arrest and
the apprehension. Call me crazy, I think you and I
would be in jail, and I think there'd be no
controversy about it whatsoever. Yet for some reason, they're trying
to blame the police. The Mayor of Worcester is trying
to blame the police, The governor is trying to blame

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the police. The media is trying to blame the police.
So it's like, if you know, in other words, if
it's IC doing the arresting and they're arresting a criminal,
illegal alien, then yeah, the mob can stop them, politicians
can stop them. You can do whatever you want. The mentality, now,

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that's the message that they're sending.

Speaker 2 (05:03):
Am I wrong?

Speaker 4 (05:06):
Absolutely right?

Speaker 3 (05:07):
I think on our side we have enough people that
voted in Trump, right, so maybe we should start voting
these politicians out. And if you if you're if you're
in that situation where you're blocking and illegal and saying
that that's your cons issuing, then that's an issue in itself.

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There's too many of us. There's there's there's there's there's
a lot more of us than the politicians, right, so
why don't we start holding them accountable.

Speaker 1 (05:43):
I'm with you, I'm with you all the way. Let
me okay, thank you very much, great call, Raymond. I
really appreciate it. Let me ask all of you. Should
this city council woman from Worcester at Tel haxiash or
Hack's hedge, however you pronounce her last name, and frankly,
I don't care. Should this crazy woman? And that's what

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she is. She's crazy, she's she's a member of the
lunatic left. Should she be arrested for assaulting Worcester police,
ICE agents and literally obstructing blocking them. Six one seven
two six six sixty eight sixty eight is the number.
Okay what you're about to hear now? No, this is

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not January six, Washington, DC. No, it's not even Nework
over the weekend at the ICE detention facility.

Speaker 2 (06:41):
Nope, this is Worcester.

Speaker 1 (06:45):
When ICE moved in along with Worcester police to arrest
and criminal illegal alien charged with using a dangerous weapon
to beat and assault a pregnant woman. And when ICE
decided to move in, a mob showed up, led by
a city councilwoman who incited them and said stop Ice, now,

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block Ice now, this arrest is not gonna happen. Roll
cut sixteen a mic.

Speaker 2 (07:32):
I mean.

Speaker 1 (07:32):
And it goes on and on and on, and the
police are telling him back up, back up, you're getting
in our way, get out of the way, and the
lady screaming hysterically she's resisting arrest. Another woman who's running
for school board starts throwing some unknown liquid on the police.
You've got the daughter of the illegal alien with her baby, yelling, shouting,

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blocking eyes, preventing their car from backing out, kicking the
side doors. The passenger doors, and of course you've got
that crazy city, a city councilwoman at tel Haxiage shouting, screaming, inciting,
telling him block, block them. You know, she's standing in
front of the cars and you're not going anywhere.

Speaker 2 (08:18):
You're not going anywhere.

Speaker 1 (08:21):
Pushing police, shoving police. So I just want to read
to you these texts and you tell me if you
agree or disagree, you can text the cooner man seven
zero four seven zero seven zero four seven zero.

Speaker 2 (08:37):
This is from seven to eight.

Speaker 1 (08:39):
To one, Jeff, where is Attorney General Pambondi? Obstruction of
ice elevates these crimes to a federal level, the state
charges of assault notwithstanding against that illegal alien. All of
that mob can and must be hunted down and prosecuted.

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And this is only caps on a federal level, just
like during the J six era, Garland, did it get
off Fox News, Pam get going on the arrests. Put
them in federal custody, no bail. This is civil war

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when mobs defy federal officers. Now another one five oh eight, Jeff,
if you could please ask your audience this fundamental question.
If a mob obstruct obstructed the arrest of any of
the j sixers. Garland would have the whole mob in

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jail if not shot on the spot. We have Cash
Patel and Dan Bongino at the FBI. Use the same
face recognition technology used to identify J Sixers. Send the
FBI to arrest these actual insurrectionists in Worcester. And I

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have to say it, Jeff, there is no need to
rely on the corrupt local judiciary in Massachusetts. This is
now a matter of federal jurisdiction. Send in the FBI,
Cash Bettel and Dan Bongino and get out of the
hair Salon Pambondi act. Don't talk now. Both of these

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Texters are completely correct. The moment the mob acted, including
this crazy councilwoman Okay Ettel, the moment at tel Haxiage
incited the mob obstructed Ice, put her hands on ICE
agents and began to push and shove.

Speaker 5 (10:59):
This.

Speaker 1 (11:00):
This is no longer a local matter. This is now
a federal This is now a federal matter. This is
a federal level. And I forget if it was seven
eighty one or five oh eight, but whichever it was,
when they said.

Speaker 2 (11:14):
Whoa, whoa?

Speaker 1 (11:16):
Can you imagine if a mob went out there and
prevented the arrest of j sixers.

Speaker 2 (11:23):
What do you.

Speaker 1 (11:24):
Think Marrick Garland would do? What do you think is
DJ would do? That mob would be in jail and
lucky if they weren't shot on the spot. It's time
now for the DOJ to get involved in Worcester. It's
time for the US District Attorney to get involved in Worcester.

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It's now time to send a message loud and clear.
You obstruck ice. That is a federal crime and a
federal felony. We're gonna put your ass in jail. And
I don't care if you're a member of Congress as
in a New York or a mayor as in New York,
or a city council member as in Worcester, Massachusetts. I

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don't care. No one is above the law. Arrest them, period,
full stop. And let me just say one last thing.
You've got the union for the Worcester Police, the Patrolman's Union,
sending out a statement over the weekend, practically begging the

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Attorney General Andrea Campbell, the State ag practically begging the
mayor saying we were spat on, we were assaulted, we
were obstructed, we were kicked at, we were not able

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to do our jobs. Why aren't these people in handcuffs?
And why isn't this councilwoman in handcuffs? Just because she
sits on a city council doesn't give her the right
to break laws or act with impunity. She can just
come in there and start obstructing us from doing our
job and preventing us from arresting someone who clearly poses

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a threat to the community, is an illegal alien and
needs to go. So my question to you very simple.
Do you believe this councilwoman will be arrested and should
she be arrested? Or are politicians ultimately now above the law?

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Six one seven two sixty six sixty eight sixty eight.
Bob in Plymouth, Thanks for holding Bob, and welcome, Hey.

Speaker 5 (13:55):
Jeff the warrant. Thanks for taking my call my plans, Bob.
You know I agree with her ready, you saying these
people have to be arrested. And I'm going to go
back quite a few years. I used to live in
New Jersey. My town was one town over from Newark,
and this this mayor got elected. His name was Sharp James.

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He ended up in prison for all kinds of corruption.
But things never got better. It got worse and worse,
and the crime and all started spilling over into my town,
and nobody did anything about it. When they when the
kids come out of the high school. Now they didn't

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even live in town. They lived in Newark, but they
gave an ant's address or whatever in my town so
they could go to the school. Well, when the school
led out in the afternoons, they wouldn't walk on the sidewalk.
They're walking in the middle of the street. Challenged everybody
to hit him. It was bedlam, total bedlam. So I

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got out of there in ninety one. And also Corey
Booker was mayor too, and he did nothing to help
the situation. And now he's up there on the Capitol
steps doing what if? The whole thing is so it's
so out of control, and this stuff that's going on
in Worcester. My next door neighbor, his son is going

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to college in Worcester's starting in the fall, and I'm
worried about the kid. He's a nice kid. How is
it ever going to end? Who's gonna I just said,
Pam Bondy, what is she doing?

Speaker 1 (15:42):
Well, she's getting ready to do another interview on Fox.
I mean, you know, she's getting her hair done, and
she's ready. She's auditioning for a gig on Fox. I mean,
I'm sorry, but I can't read the evidence any other way. Now, Look,
this Worcester story is a huge it's not just local,
huge national story. The images are chilling. And look it's

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obvious now Massachusetts, like California, like Illinois, like New York,
like so many other of these Blue states, we are
infested with illegals. To show you my naivete, I thought
it was the greater Boston area, you know, places like Lawrence, whatever.

Speaker 2 (16:24):
Quinsy.

Speaker 1 (16:25):
Man, it's all the way out there in Worcester. They're
sending there. They're pumping these illegals everywhere. Six one seven
two six, six sixty eight sixty eight is the number
Eddie in Quinsy. Thanks for holding Eddie, and.

Speaker 4 (16:43):
Welcome the mine. Jeff. I'm looking at the Supreme Court.
I believe they're supposed to meet on the fifteenth to
determine whether these lower court judges can you know, basically
run the country. And Pam Bardi is going to act
just for that. I mean, I think it might have
been your show earlier last week that they might be

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afraid and they're not going to act the way they should.
You know, look at kids. I mean that's what happened
to Gavin on outside his house and Amy Coney baskets
seven kids. I mean, he sat putting a crowd in
front of our house and it's got to affect her.
But Bondie's got to start to do something.

Speaker 1 (17:24):
Well Eddie, look, I agree. And just to piggyback off
of what you're saying, Look, I urge everybody, please don't
take my word for it. Look at that video out
of Worcester. I mean the video out in New Work
is so outrageous. I mean it's it's look that that
congress woman is she's a thug. She's clearly a thug.
But you go to the Worcester video, it's everywhere you

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got this mob and they're like, these are big cops.
You know, these are big, beefy, muscular, strong guys. And
they're not afraid of them at all. Oh, they're coming
up to their faces. Some of them are spitting at them,
they're swearing at them, they're pushing them, they're shoving them.

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They have no respect for them whatsoever. Everybody's got their
phones out. They're almost trying to provoke the cops to
do something, and it's that's an out of control mob,
and they're basically saying, no, you don't run Wooster. We
want you know, we run Wooster. And we don't care

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what this illegal alien has done, who she's assaulted, how
many pregnant women she's beaten up with a dangerous weapon.
We don't want as you know, that crazy council woman said,
we don't want Ice in our community.

Speaker 5 (18:44):
Period.

Speaker 1 (18:46):
It's almost like we're gonna force them out now. Today
it's with fists and shoves and pushing and kicking and
blocking cars and swearing and throwing liquids at them. This continues,
I'm telling you in a couple of weeks, it's gonna
be knives, it's gonna be guns, it's gonna be bullets.

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Like they're putting ICE agents their lives in danger. They're
putting frankly innocent bystanders in danger. Like this mob is
out of control and it's all being fueled by the
big lie, which is that Trump is a fascist dictator
and that ICE is just arresting people because they feel

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like arrestling people like the media. To me, I blame
the media and the Democrats for this. They are pushing
this big lie and people are deliberately buying it, and
you're right, you can't have rows, you know, packs of
mobs running around and just assaulting police or assaulting ICE

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or now literally protecting violent criminal, illegal aliens. That's what
they did in you work, that's what they're doing in Worcester,
that's what they're doing around the country. And just to
take it back to Newark, Eddie for a second, you've
got members of Congress body slamming female ICE agents, punching them,

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grabbing them by the throat because they want to shut
down a facility that is detaining murderers, rapists and convicted
drug dealers and child sex traffickers. These people are insane.

Speaker 2 (20:35):
They remind me of the Bolsheviks, really.

Speaker 1 (20:39):
Psychopaths who are willing to do anything to regain power.

Speaker 2 (20:44):
Anyway, final word to you, Eddie.

Speaker 4 (20:47):
Jeff the Wooster cops should have arrested these people and
then throw it upstairs. I think they were audered and
they've been outed across the board. Don't arrest these people
and are demonstrating. Arrest them, throw it in the Captain's
lap or the police Commission's left. Why don't you want
these people prosecuted. But it doesn't matter. They'll go to court, Jeff,
and the judge just led them off. You must slap

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on the.

Speaker 1 (21:08):
Wrist unless you get the FEDS involved. See I think
that's the thing now with Ice that involves the Feds,
so that takes it out of the corrupt local courts.

Speaker 2 (21:18):
No, you can tell. It's obvious.

Speaker 1 (21:20):
Look, the Worcester police were told, don't know, we don't
want you to arrest anybody. And I think I'm telling
you it came from the mayor.

Speaker 2 (21:27):
First of all.

Speaker 1 (21:27):
It came from the governor, who then told the ag
who then told the mayor, who then told the local
captain or whatever. You don't arrest people unless you really
have to. So one woman literally was throwing liquid at him.

Speaker 2 (21:43):
Well you have to do that. Didn't know what the
liquid was. And you had that crazy daughter with her.

Speaker 1 (21:49):
Baby blocking the car, preventing them from moving, and then
kicking the passenger door with as she's holding the baby.
So for the safety of the baby, because I'm gonna
she was going to drop that baby. That baby would
have been killed or badly hurt. So the police had
to step into arrest her for the sake of the baby.

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But everybody else they got away scot free, and that's
why they wrote that. To me, it was almost a
pathetic statement saying we were attacked, we were assaulted, we
were obstructed, this mob met us, and it was all
because of this councilwoman. She incited them, she egged them on,
she emboldened them, and then she also attacked us and

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our hands are tied. So they're basically saying, so let
me get this straight. If you're a Democrat member of
the city council, you can just attack police with impunity.
You can prevent us from making arrests with impunity. You
can urge a mob to go after police officers with impunity.

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If this is not rectified, mark my words, like black
Lives matter, you're gonna see police leave the Worcester Police
Force and other police forces around the country.

Speaker 2 (23:15):
No one is above the law.