Protecting Domestic Terrorists

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Six seven two six six, sixty eight sixty eight. Let's
go to slass in Beverly. Thanks for holding slash and welcome,
Hi Jeff.

Speaker 2 (00:13):
My slates. But you know I.

Speaker 1 (00:16):
Right, I'm sorry I have slash on the board. My
bad slaves. Please go ahead, slaves.

Speaker 3 (00:23):
Hey, Jeff, I'm about sixty five years old, and I'm
right now I have more rates than any of those
young tongues.

Speaker 2 (00:31):
I am in sensed by what's.

Speaker 3 (00:33):
Going on in my town. I've lived in Boss in
my whole life, and what then in atas Marine, I
served in the Cold War, and I took an old
for all enemies, fign and domestic, and I never ever
thought that this American is gonna eat his way from
the inside out. Charlie Kirk always told those Calice kids

(00:59):
that college is so maybe he could get a few
of them out of that radicalization.

Speaker 2 (01:06):
Stump ponds that they're in.

Speaker 3 (01:09):
I live there at college, and I don't see too
much of it because I don't spend too much time
up there.

Speaker 2 (01:16):
But this has gotten way.

Speaker 3 (01:17):
Out of control, way out of control, and the Democrats
and the show moved and GOVERNI got to grow a
set or the Republicans gotta I would call it elect
somebody to grow a set, because this is just praising out.
And I've been waiting to call you a long time.

(01:40):
I was a Democrat my whole life, and just as
a godfather.

Speaker 2 (01:44):
Bring your enemies, I mean, keeping your enemies close.

Speaker 3 (01:47):
I started to listen to your show, and the more
I listened, the more I realized, and I.

Speaker 2 (01:54):
Am not a Democrat.

Speaker 3 (01:55):
That's not the way I think. I am now a
strong Republican. And I thank you for it, Jem. And
that's about all I wanted to tell.

Speaker 1 (02:05):
God bless you, and and no, look Slavs, really, I'm
not trying to be cute with you, or you know,
I'm not trying to play games with you. I'm really
speaking from the heart. You are a Democrat, but you're
the true Democrat. You're what the Democrats used to be.
And the Democrats then were a very different party than today.

(02:28):
The Party of John F. Kennedy, the Party of Harry Truman,
the party of Franklin Roosevelt. These new Deal, fair deal
Democrats who loved America, were very patriotic, were anti fascist,
anti communist, wanted you know, blue collar democrats who wanted
to give the working man some help and help him

(02:51):
rise and achieve the American dream. To me, that was
the best of the Democratic Party, the most noblest of
the Democratic Party. And you know that's Robert F. Kennedy Junior,
that's Toulca Gabberd. That's so many now. And you know
they were called Reagan Democrats in the eighties and now
many of them are Trump You know, Trump Democrats are

(03:13):
just straight. Trump supporters are maga, but no slas. You
should never be ashamed of that. You never left the party,
as Reagan famously said, the party left you. They left you,
and they've become now something that is truly grotesque, disgusting.
They're a communist party, a far left extremist party. Frankly,

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an antisemitic Jew hating party.

Speaker 4 (03:38):
John F.

Speaker 1 (03:39):
Kennedy is rolling in his grave. Hell, Robert F. Kennedy
is rolling in his grave. Truman is rolling in his grave.
The Democrats of old, they can't recognize this party. Remember
some of the best Cold Warriors, some of the best

(04:01):
most effective anti communists and anti fascists, obviously because they
oversaw the war against Hitler, but were Democrats, so to
see the very thing that they tried to defeat you know,
I don't want to slash.

Speaker 4 (04:15):
Just think about it.

Speaker 1 (04:17):
Who is the president that oversaw the creation of NATO,
which was to stop the Soviets. It was Harry Truman,
a Democrat who gave maybe the most inspiring anti communist
speech ever. Who's John F.

Speaker 2 (04:29):
Kennedy?

Speaker 1 (04:30):
Remember when he said, we shall pay any price, bear
any burden, oppose any foe, help any friend, to oppose totalitarianism,
communism anywhere around the world. I mean it electrified people,
not just in the United States but around the world,
and the banner and defensive freedom. So what I'm saying

(04:52):
is the Party now has become the very very thing
that the Democrats used to despise. And not just I'm
talking about communism run by donors, run by corporations, run
by greedy banks and millionaires and billionaires.

Speaker 4 (05:14):
The Democrats were.

Speaker 1 (05:15):
Populists before, they were for the little person, the little guy.
Now they've become everything that they used to be against.
So Slas no need to apologize. You didn't change, they changed, Slas.
Thank you very much for that call. Really good call.
Michael in Brookline. Thanks for holding Michael, and welcome and

(05:42):
Michael here on the air.

Speaker 2 (05:43):
Go ahead, Okay, whatever happened to the powd boys. Remember what.

Speaker 5 (05:50):
I mean.

Speaker 2 (05:51):
I'm from the uk Olige, the Boston. You see a
pretty tough talent. Some of their neighborhood. Why these kids,
you know, I.

Speaker 4 (05:56):
Mean Italians and irishoesually a pretty patriot Ian, yo, go be.

Speaker 2 (06:02):
Are they? You know?

Speaker 1 (06:04):
The Proud Boys are in jail, Michael, I mean really
that's Biden took care of the Proud Boys and so
he put them in jail literally for stuff they didn't do.
So you see this is how it works. Antifa, no jail,
Black lives matter, no jail. I'm telling you, these Harmas thugs,
they arrested them, they're gonna release them. They're not God,

(06:26):
They're not gonna be no jail for these Harmas thugs
on all these these anti Semites, these pro Palestinian terrorists
on college campuses. No, no one, No one's gone to jail.
They were beating Jewish students up, attacking. They literally took
over buildings, They freaking hijacked buildings, They held janitors hostage

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like in the Middle East. I'm telling the only thing
they didn't do was come out with the Kafia and
you know, with the knife on the throat, you know
they do in the Middle East. They go hello, hell, hella, hella,
and then cut the throat off, like you know, cut
the head off, just cut the throat. That's that's the
only thing they didn't do. But they grabbed these janitors

(07:10):
and they said, no, we're holding them hostage. This was Columbia,
I believe it was either Columbia or was it here
in Boston. Anyway, it was one of these Ivy League. So, Michael,
nothing happens to these people. If you can't beat them,
join them. Maybe I'm thinking we make a deal. Instead

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of you guys rampaging every night, you know, burning cop cars,
sending police officers to the hospital, you know, talking into fada, jihad,
jihad jihad, how about we build a big mother mosque
right there on the Boston Common and you could have
like a you know, like in the morning, the morning

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called the prayer like they have in Detroit now and
in deer Horn, which is waking up all the residents,
or in Minneapolis Saint Paul. Nobody can get a good
night's sleep anymore. And you know, huh huh hana hanah, hala,
hala hanah. You know, and they just and then you
do it at night before you go to bed, and
then you wake up at three four in the morning.
Why don't we just do that and call it even? Okay,

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So don't walk around with the kafias and the clubs
and and then then you know, and the pepper spray
and and and go and put you know, rampage and
destroy the city and firebomb car police cars and send
the poor guys and the poor women into the hospital.
We'll give you a big mosque. We'll let the Saudis
fund it, and you can have the big loud speakers

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six times a day, every day, non stop, all morning.

Speaker 4 (08:48):
All night. And let's call it even.

Speaker 1 (08:51):
Six one seven two six, six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number, okay. I just I want to read this.
I won't mention the person's name. I know this person
very well. I respect this person very much. Former law
enforcement had to leave because the person was badly wounded

(09:12):
on the job, but knows a lot of police officers.
Here is what he texted me on my personal phone.
Good morning, Jeff, Well, good morning to you, my friend.
Now please listen to this. You are absolutely correct when
you say that Governor Mora Healy and mayor Michelle Wou

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side with domestic terrorists and go against the police. Yet
these two traders will demand police protection when they feel threatened.
In addition, if one of the officers were hurt, I

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mean last night, were it hurts so bad that they
could no longer do their job, these very same two traders,
the governor and the mayor, will make their lives miserable
with a broken system that is in place when an
officer needs to retire with dignity after protecting their communities.

(10:20):
And this poor guy went through the ringer, okay, went
through the ringer. I was very badly injured on the job.

Speaker 4 (10:29):
Literally.

Speaker 1 (10:30):
I don't want to give too much details because I
don't want to give his person's identity away. But chasing
after some very bad criminals and to get this guy
a pension was like World War three. Okay, but you know,
but let that go. Let me just say this. Michelle Wu,
she had never come on this show because she's a coward,
but she went on one of these lib shows, okay

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here in the Boston area, and she was asked do
you feel safe, like in other words, like somehow this
poor woman lives under threat? And she said, oh, no,
oh no, I don't feel I don't feel threatened at all.
I feel very safe. Why because I have multiple police
cruisers and multiple police officers her words, protecting me and

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my family even at our home, twenty four hours a day,
seven days a week. And so I responded to her
on X and let me tell you paraphrase what I said,
You phony, you fraud you, you typical liberal hypocrite. You

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get police protection and security twenty four hours a day,
seven days a week. So yeah, of course, for you,
Boston is the safest city in America. Sure, if I
had cop cars parked outside my house, if I had
police officers watching me and my wife and my kids
twenty four hours a day, seven days a week.

Speaker 4 (12:04):
I would feel extremely safe. Two who wouldn't.

Speaker 1 (12:09):
But what about police and security protection for the rest
of us? Where's our police? Where's our police protection?

Speaker 5 (12:21):
You?

Speaker 1 (12:21):
Phony, you fraud you? Or last night, where was the
protection for the police Because it came late, It came
too late, and four of them were injured, and a
couple of them literally hospitalized, sent to the hospital six
one seven to six with broken bones, six one seven

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two six, six, sixty eight sixty eight. Frank In Arlington.
Thanks for holding Frank and welcome.

Speaker 2 (12:52):
You had taken my call my place. We need a
national guide up this way. I have an app on
my phone. I'm on the roads. It's from Newsbacks. You
know that tells you all sorts of emergency news. I
listened to it a couple of days ago. As of
right now, going to newsback, the FEDS have undercovered an

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underground system of the Islamic groups that we're going to
make armies in certain states. They're getting financed in everything
and weaponry to take out certain states. Now this one
here would be a prize because we have a lot
of infrastructure of raytheon. So I would assume that Trump

(13:39):
I hope knows this and reacts immediately. Also, Megan's getting confused.
I talk about this station, I talk about everything, and
they say, how do you notice? I say, go on
your station. I'm promoting it all the time, but their
brain did. They're getting confused because they heard that Tu

(14:00):
we're supposed to try to take them to court more
helium Mayo Wu and they're getting very upset that that's
not done, and he's losing their confidence. What's your opinion
on that, Jeff? Please?

Speaker 1 (14:14):
Well, I think he does need to take him to court.
I agree, Frank. Look, the only thing I would just
say about Trump, and I think you know this better
than I do, because you're watching this stuff twenty four
hours a day, seven days a week. He's fighting so
many battles on so many fronts. Demand's got so much
on his plate. He's only one man. There's only so

(14:35):
much time in a day. I'm not excusing it. I'm
just saying, Look, he just put together a twenty point
piece plan.

Speaker 4 (14:43):
Listen to this.

Speaker 1 (14:44):
Just stand back objectively, Okay, whatever, Look some parts of
the plan.

Speaker 4 (14:47):
I like.

Speaker 1 (14:48):
Some parts of the plan I don't like. You want
my honest opinion, But it doesn't matter. Israel has agreed
to it. The Palestinian authority has agreed to it. Okay,
in the West Bank they've agreed to it. Every Arab country, Egypt, Jordan,
Saudi Arabia, Syria, I could go on. I don't want
to cut cutter. All of them have agreed to it.

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The Muslims have agreed to it, The Europeans have agreed
to it, the Russians have agreed to it, Turkey's agreed
to it, China's agreed to it.

Speaker 4 (15:18):
The only one that won't.

Speaker 1 (15:19):
Agree to it, Humas Humus, And so now he's got
to try to somehow put this thing over the finish line.
So he's trying to bring peace to the Middle East,
he's trying to bring priest to Ukraine. He's trying to
he's negotiating with Carnie now over a good trade deal
with Canada. What I'm saying is he's got a government

(15:41):
shutdown to deal with, he's got Chicago to deal with,
he's got Portland to deal with. Things are going to
start to fall through the cracks. That's why personnel is policy.
I always say this, Frank, who's the attorney general, who's
the FBI director, who's the deputy attorney general, who's the
deputy FBI director? Because one man can't do everything. And

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I think instead of blaming Trump, look at some of
the people around them that they're supposed to pick up
the slack and the National Guard should be called into
Boston and Michelle Wu and Governor Healy should be sued
and they should be indicted for obstruction of justice and

(16:28):
for running a sanctuary state and a sanctuary city. To me,
there's no question the Michelle Wu is an insurrectionist mayor,
and heally is an insurrectionist governor. They're no different than
Brandon Johnson in Chicago and mister Golden Corral Pritzker in Illinois.

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So so, you know, there's only so much. Don't get
what I'm saying is, don't get mad at Trump. It's
the people around them. They've got to get off the
rear end and start holding Democrats accountable.

Speaker 4 (17:05):
I mean, enough is enough.

Speaker 1 (17:07):
Victor in Maryland. Thanks for holding Victor, and welcome.

Speaker 5 (17:14):
Good morning cooner America. I hope you have affiliates so
the whole country can hear you.

Speaker 1 (17:24):
Well, we're working on it. We're working on it. Thank
you so much, Victor. Victor, my friend, what do you
make of all this?

Speaker 5 (17:31):
I want you to marry. I want to do a
memory lane for a couple of minutes. It's nineteen ninety two.
The Rodney King riots are going full blast, except in Philadelphia.
They had a mayor there, Rizzle and each said if
there was any rioting going on, he had and I'm

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not kidding about this, he had a shoot to kill order.
So Philadelphia was the only city that did not have riots.

Speaker 1 (18:07):
Well, you know, Victor, you're a You're completely right, and
b I'm still you know, young enough or old enough,
however you want to put it to. Remember, this was
like in the eighties and even you know, as you
said in the early nineties where you had mayors and
cities with you know, the full backing of the police
chief and the police who would do riot control with

(18:30):
live ammunition. I don't mean rubber bullets. I mean, as
you put it, luck and load. And they were told, look,
you start burning down property, you start attacking police, or
attacking civilians, or burning cop cars or you know, whatever
you start. You know you're burning, rioting, looting, You're going
to get shot. Like that's what's going to happen, So

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don't do it and you won't get shot. And it worked,
I'm sorry to say it worked. Now, once in a
while someone was shot some crazy person. Sometimes they were killed.
Most of the times they weren't. They were just wounded
and had to be taken to the hospital. But believe me,
you fire a couple of live rounds at rioters and

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all of a sudden there's no riot. And then they
went from live ammunition to rubber bullets, which sting. They
hurt like the devil.

Speaker 4 (19:22):
But that's it.

Speaker 1 (19:24):
And then they stopped even using rubber bullets. Now they
don't even use tear gas. Now, they just come in
and literally, like last night, they put zip ties.

Speaker 4 (19:33):
On you, you know, to to handcuff you. They use zip ties.
That's it.

Speaker 1 (19:38):
Well, that's how police officers now are getting their faces
smashed in and their arm's broken. So because their ability
to control the crowd has now been completely restrained. And so, Victor,
I got to ask you, is part of the problem
that we have put police now in a straight jacket,
that we've so tied their hands that basically now rioters

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have the initiative, rioters can do almost anything they want,
and the police are essentially neutered in the face of
these crazies, fanatics and in many ways political terrorists. Is
the problem. We need to embolden and empower the police.

Speaker 4 (20:20):
And we're not doing that.

Speaker 5 (20:23):
No, we're not, and the police are not. You know,
they're resigning in protests because their hands are tied. The
least little thing they do, the civilians want to get
them fired or demoted or whatever, and the police are

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just not allowed to do their job. And if they
could do their job without any hassles, from the civilian population.
I think Boston other cities would be a lot safer.

Speaker 4 (21:00):
I agree, Amen to me.

Speaker 1 (21:02):
I think that's a big reason for why we're seeing
so much more rioting and these mobs and these violent
protests erupt in city after city. They've tied the hands
of the police. Victor, thank you very much for that call.
All right, let me squeeze one more in. Let's go, too,
Raffique worth the wait, rafiq reffique. I hate to do

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this to you. You got one minute go, my friend.

Speaker 2 (21:29):
I'm gonna make it very quick. I just want to
make a comment about your audience. You always say the
best Ruts who offers a great historical perspective, Brenda, whose
faith and Christianity is obvious to everyone. I love her.

Speaker 1 (21:49):
And Mike, why couldn't you let him continue? I don't
understand this, Mike, Mike, you couldn't give this guy another
twenty twenty five seconds?

Speaker 4 (22:00):
Uh?

Speaker 1 (22:01):
You know, Mike, I gotta tell you, maybe we should
put you along with the police, because I'm telling you
I think you could do crowd control.

Speaker 4 (22:08):
Mike