Whose Side are the Police On?

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Seven two six, sixty eight, sixty eight is the number. Okay,
my friends. Department of Homeland Security released this audio recording.
As you know, ICE agents are being villainized, vilified by Democrats,
by the media, by these blue state mayors, the sanctuary

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city mayors and sanctuary state governors, calling them Nazis, fascists, Gestapo, authoritarians,
disappearing people, kidnapping people, you name it. They're being called
every name in the book. And so now led by
Antifa and these anti ICE militants, they are now doxing

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i e. Revealing the names, the identities, and the addresses
of ICE agents and their families. And now the death
threats are coming in a lot of death threat Here
is just a taste now of what ICE officers face
on a daily basis. This is a voicemail to the

(01:10):
wife of an ICE officer made by some crazy female
moon bat Roll cut thirteen, Mike.

Speaker 2 (01:23):
I'm just calling to say, assuming you're married and with
the last name like that, I don't know how you
let your husband work for ICE and you sleep at
night with you your family. I hope your kids get
supported by accident.

Speaker 3 (01:38):
How do you sleep?

Speaker 2 (01:41):
You did you hear what happened to the Nazis after
World War Two, because that's what's going to happen to
your family.

Speaker 1 (01:48):
Basically, Nuremberg, that's what's going to happen. They're going to
get shot, they're going to get executed, they're going to
get hanged. I assume the person's last name is a
kind of a Latino or a Hispanic last name. I'm
just guessing Martinez, Rodriguez, something like that, Garcia, you know,
whatever it may be, because they're like, well that kind
of a name. How bare you? How bare you get

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yourself involved with a nice agent who's deporting people, killing people,
disappearing people. Okay, this this is what the Democrats have
unleashed now in Oregon. Listen out of this. I've been
talking about how the left, the radical left, has infiltrated

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the military think Milli as exhibit A. But it's now
much more than just MILLI. This is Oregon National Guard
Brigadier General Alan Groenwold, g r N E Wold Gronwold.

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Now several weeks ago, it's only come out now, so
the backlash is starting now. But apparently several weeks ago
he testified before an Oregon state Senate subcommittee, and of
course it's full of these radical open borders democrats, anti
Ice democrats, and they asked him about Trump's request to

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deploy the National Guard to Portland to quell these Antifa
riots and these violent anti ICE protests. Well, according to
Brigadier General Groenwald, he told these Democrat state lawmakers. Now
I remember this is under oath that he said to

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them that the Oregon National Guard men and women, and
he would be commanding them if Now, if Trump ever
deployed the National Guard, he would be the one implementing
Trump's orders and he would become the two hundred or
so National Guard troops. So this brigadier general said, under

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oath quote, the Oregon National Guard men and women serve
two purposes, one to defend America, two to protect Oregonians.
So by serving in this mission, they meaning the National

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Guard will be protecting any protesters at the ICE facility.
That's my desire. Let me repeat that.

Speaker 3 (04:44):
He now has.

Speaker 1 (04:45):
Told the Oregon State Senate that if Trump decides to
deploy the Oregon National Guard, that he, as the general,
the brigadier general, that he would defy Trump's orders and
that he would protect Antifa protesters, and that he would

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order the National Guard to not protect ice or the
federal buildings, or border patrol agents, or say the victims
of these Antifa mobs and Antifa terrorists. No, no, no, no,
he would be protecting Antifa just the way the police,

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the local police in Portland are protecting Antifa. That's in subordination.
I mean, that's I'm sorry, that's rank disloyalty. He's calling
literally for open insubordination, and honestly even trees in his

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defiance of the commander in chief. The chain of command
is very simple. You're the general. You answer to the president.
He gives you an order, you implement it. You don't
circumvent the chain of command. You don't willfully defy a

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lawful order from the President of the United States. I'm sorry,
but someone, someone needs to court martial this treason his general. Seriously, Now,
why is this guy still there? And this guy is
going to be overseeing the National Guard? Should Trump move

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in and start deploying him in Portland? Six one seven
two six, six sixty eight sixty eight is the number? Okay,
now it's come out. It was a couple of weeks ago.
But the this clip that's now gone viral on social
media is now out. Brigadier General Groenwald. He is the
man that would be responsible if Trump did invoke the

(07:07):
Insurrection Act and deployed National Guard troops into Portland, Oregon.
He would be the one overseeing the Guard troops. Has
now testified two Democrat lawmakers in Oregon under oath that
as far as he's concerned, he would not be protecting
ICE or federal buildings or the victims of Antifa, but

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that literally he would be using the National Guard to
protect Antifa and those that are protesting or attacking ICE
agents and customs and Border patrol agents. I say, clearly,
this is an act of in subordination. It is rank
open in subordination. He needs to be a court martialed

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forgive me, and he should be lose his rank and
be kicked out of the military. I think there's no
question in my mind. But this now shows you that
Antifa is even now infiltrating the top levels of our military.
It wasn't just Millie and his hacks. Like a cancer,

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it continues to grow and spread. So let me ask
all of you, let me set the table. Are you
concerned about the situation in Portland getting out of hand?
And what should President Trump now do? He's faced now
with an insurgency and you now have a top general who,

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if he would invoke the Insurrection Act, if Trump did,
would be helping the insurgents and not uphold federal law
or follow a lawful order from the President of the
United States. And have things now gotten so bad? Is
or a now becoming sort of what South Carolina was

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in the lead up to the Civil War, where it
was crisis after crisis, insurrection after insurrection, treason after treason.
Is Portland, Oregon now ground zero in the radical left's
war against the United States? And is it time now
for Trump to send in the National Guard to get

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rid of this general and to stamp this out before
it spreads and gets completely out of control? Six one
seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight Linda in Medford.
Thanks for holding Linda, and welcome.

Speaker 4 (09:47):
Well.

Speaker 5 (09:47):
I absolutely agree with what everybody is saying. I would
streamline everything. I would just call up the Marines and
send them into these states to arrest of mayors and governors.
It'll be much faster and probably less money. Put them

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in hold them for some time in jail, before they
get to go to court. And I bet you you'll
see things starting to dive down very quickly. And I agree,
we need to clean up the military. I'd like to
mention one more thing about Obama, which isn't too relevant

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to this. Years ago, I was born at the Mass
General Hospital. If I was born at the Mass General
Hospital today, my birth certificate would say Mass General Brigham,
the birth certificate of Barack Obama from Hawaii. The hospital

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had a different name for about two years for Obama's
birth date. That shouldn't be too difficult to verify. But
that's what I called about today. Thank you for what
you're exposing.

Speaker 1 (11:12):
Thank you, Thank you. I appreciate your call. And no,
do I believe his birth certificate. I don't. I could
go on and on, but anyway, I don't want to
get sidetracked. No, to me, the larger point, it just
all began under Obama. And if you remember, Obama famously said,
remember he said this, that the military was not enough,

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that the National Guard was not enough, that the FBI
was not enough. That what he wanted and what he
called for was like a paramilitary group, a civilian defense
force or a national civilian police force that was loyal
and accountable only to him, and of course out of

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that emerged Black Lives Matter and Antifa, and so really
the godfather of Antifa is Barack Hussein Obama and those
are those are that's his army. He's a community activist.

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They call themselves community activists, and they are hardcore anti
American Marxist anarchist communists who are subverting the United States
from within. And by the way, as I speak to
you now again, I told you it's it's it's between
Portland and Chicago. Those are the two epicenters. Pritzker now

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is saying that the tables are now going to turn
on Ice and Johnson, now the mayor of Chicago. This
is a dramatic escalation. Is not just calling for all
out resistance, but now he is ordering Democrats and he's
so called protest Antifa to storm a fence. This is

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in Broadview, Illinois, just west of Chicago. It's a suburb
where one of the big ICE detention facilities are. They
want to tear down this fence that ICE is now
erected around its facility because it keeps getting attacked by
Antifa and by these anti ICE agitators. They keep throwing rocks, stones, bottles,

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accelerants to burn the building down. And so they've erected
a fence around this ice building to keep the protesters
at a further distance. They're now calling for the fence
to be scaled, or for the fence to be torn
down or taken down. And so now they may try

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to bull rush else to say this, but they're going
to try to bull rush defence. And they're bringing all
kinds of shears and and clippers and god knows what
else to come in there and start cutting up the
fence and take the fence down. So look, I'm telling

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you right now, people are gonna get killed. I'm not
saying today or tonight, obviously, but if discontinues, they're ratcheting
up the rhetoric, they're ratcheting up the incitement, they're ratcheting
up the so called resistance. And notice Trump, the ink

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on that piece deal is barely dry. And now they're
already intensifying their domestic violence and their domestic protests because
they can see that Trump is getting more popular by
the day. So now they're trying to incite violence and
mayhem in these cities to try to see these images

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on television to bring Trump to his knees, to cret
his poll numbers, and to prevent him from implementing his deportation.
I mean, this is you know, with all due respect
to the President, and everybody's talking about Zelensky coming on Friday.
What they're what are they going to say at the

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White House? Is Trump going to give Zolensky the Tomahawk
long range missiles that he wants to strike deep into
Russian territory? You have a major insurrection building here at home. Uh,
mister President forgets Zelenski. You've got to deal with Antifa
and deal with Antifa and Brandon Johnson and Pritzker and

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the Democrats in Portland because they're not stopping, they're escalating.
Phil in the Great State of Missouri. Thanks for holding
Phil and welcome.

Speaker 3 (15:51):
Hey, Jeff, thanks for taking my call. You know, please,
I'm listening, Jeff, and it sounds like we're in deep trouble.
But you know, I want you to put yourself in
the position of a young person, you know, a gen
z or why whatever they're calling them now Alpha, Okay,
you're encouraged to go to college when you probably shouldn't go.
You graduate with an ungodly amount of debt, right, and

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then the job market doesn't even give you opportunities where
you can actually pay off the debt. Okay, and then
you turn to the Republican Party, oh, and they snub
their nose at you and they say, oh, no, we're
not budgeting an inch. We will not offer you any
type of loan forgiveness. And then they say, okay. The
ones that didn't go, they turn around and they say, okay,
I want to buy a house. It's unaffordable now, absolutely

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unaffordable groceries, unaffordable, live on your own. And then as
far as marriage is concerned, nobody is interested in getting married.
Nobody can afford to have children. So how do we
give these young people a country worth fighting for? Josh,
give them something that they're willing to go to that for,
Because that's a stand. I want you to seriously put
yourself in a young person's shoes and say, is this

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the country that I I want to save? Or maybe
Mondai Hey, he's offering me. I don't care groceries, affordable groceries.
I'm so desperate right now, I'll take it, because guess
what the other party. They tell me to suck it
up and pull it up from the bootstrafts. Absolutely not
that it's insensitive, and in my opinion, it is a
really foolish thing to do. You know, I voted for

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Trump not because of, you know, everything that he said
he would do, but I knew he wasn't a total conservative,
and I knew he was kind of a liberal. And
I figure, you know something, eighty percent of something is
better than one hundred percent or nothing. And I feel
like we're on the path to one hundred percent and
nothing if we don't start listening and you know, at
least bending a little bit as far as helping young

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people out. You know, I don't know how you feel
about that, But if I were a young person, I
don't know if I would you want to be drafted
right now and fight for the country. I mean as
a young person, not from the perspective you're coming in at,
but from the one that they're coming in at.

Speaker 1 (17:55):
Well, you know, Phil, you, I think, very eloquently, very
eloquently summed up the And I'm not saying you're a
supporter of Mamdani. What I'm saying is the reason for
the massive support for Mamdanni, the so called Mamdani phenomenon,
because he's tapping into that. He's telling them, you know,
you've got student loan up to your eyeballs, I'll forgive it.

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Your rent is too high, I'll freeze it, you know,
just right down the list, I'll give you your your grocery
bills are too high, I'll give you government run groceries.
You're not making enough money thirty dollars an hour minimum wage,
and so they're like, okay, like you know, they'll they'll
take anything. And I agree with you. I think the
Republicans have to counter that message. We have to present

(18:43):
an alternative vision that will drive down inflation most importantly,
and this is what I You know, again, it's Charlie
Kirk's thirty second birthday. He's going to be his family's
going to be given the Medal of Freedom in his
honor by President Trump.

Speaker 3 (18:58):
And you know that.

Speaker 1 (18:59):
One of the things I loved about Charlie Kirk was
he would go to campuses and say you shouldn't be here,
like maybe some of you should, but most of you
you're just getting yourself up, you know, in a mountain
of debt. Get a trade, get a scale, get something
that you can use that will make you money instead
of a degree that really is almost worthless on the

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job market, and you're going to be spending the rest
of your life paying it off, you know. So he
was offering, in many ways a different vision, and that
was one of the things they hated him for because
he was saying, no, college isn't to be all and
end all. So I think you're right, Phil. We have
to lower the cost of living, we have to make

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housing affordable, we have to give economic growth and good
paying jobs back to our citizens, and we've got to
end a debt trap imposed by people going to college.
I completely agree with you. Socialism is not the answer.
I think we have the answer, but the Republicans are

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not articulating it. And I think that's why Mumdanni is
winning and frankly elsewhere, and that's not just Mumdanni. Phil,
thank you very much for that call. Very good call
Mike in Saugas. Thanks for holding Mike and welcome.

Speaker 3 (20:21):
Yes, Hello, how are you doing good? Mike?

Speaker 1 (20:24):
I hate to rush you. I've got one minute. The
floor is yours go.

Speaker 4 (20:29):
That means I got fifteen seconds because Mike is going
to cut me off, but I'll say it quickly. Trump
has got to do a little bit more. We have
too many problems in our country. They have to be addressed.
He's got to get rid of Pam Bondy. He's got
to get somebody there that is going to do the

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job and start arresting some of these mayor and governors.
Look at the problems we have here in Massachusetts. We
have the worst politicians.

Speaker 1 (20:58):
Ever, Mike, What a great way to end the show.
He's look, he's got to focus now at home. He's
got to truly put America first now at home, and
he's got a deal now with Boston and New York
and Chicago and Portland and LA. In other words, he's

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got a smash Antifa and end the anarchy on our
streets