June 28, 2026 • 44 mins
This week on Bo Knows Cars, Bo digs into what he sees as a country losing common sense, from the fight over repairs at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool to New York politics, California’s outmigration, Obamacare frustrations, and America’s education gap in STEM. Bo also breaks down the bigger global picture, including China’s grip on rare earth minerals, U.S. efforts to strengthen critical-mineral supply chains, the DRC-Rwanda peace deal tied to mineral access, and Ukraine’s continued pressure on Russia.
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Speaker 1 (00:08):
With over thirty years in the auto industry, he is
deciding to pull back the curtain and show you what's
really inside. This is Bowen's Cars, brought to you by
Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphreysborough.
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Speaker 3 (00:29):
Here's your host, bow Triven.
Speaker 2 (00:32):
All right, good morning everybody. As always, I hope everybody
is uh having a great weekend and enjoying the summer weather,
because pretty soon we'll be right back to fighting that
dang winter. Anyways. Also, if you tuned in to hear
me talk about cars, you got the wrong show. I
know the title of the show's Boos Cars, and I do,
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but I'm not talking about him today. I'm going to
talk about the madness of people who have lost their
way in life. And I don't know what caused it.
I say it almost every week. I don't know whether
the crazy people go to the left or the left
drive people crazy and they just stay there. But what
is all of this obsession with this dang reflecting pool
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but trying to destroy it? You're literally because he did
something to try to clean up all of the monuments.
They got spray painted with graffiti and all of the
it just looks like crap. If you went to d
C two years ago, three years ago, up until this
past year and you looked at DC, it was a
trash hole. It was I mean, they destroyed everything for what.
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Why don't you have anything better to do than go
destroy stuff? So he goes in and starts cleaning everything up.
The reflecting pool was losing forty five thousand gallons of
water a day. All of you crazy people out there
that keep talking about how we need to conserve and
the earth and all that, about thousand gallons a day
of water was leaking out of the bottom of the
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reflecting pool. Did the contractors make a mistake they maybe
they installed it wrong, yes, but it also needed to
be done. It's one of our national monuments. And now
you crazy people are out there. There's people out there
cheering for the algae to grow.
Speaker 3 (02:21):
Are you serious?
Speaker 2 (02:24):
What is wrong with you people? Where did your brain go?
What fried it? I don't know. Was it something that
happened in the womb or did it happen later on
in life? You just Trump derangement syndrome is an actual
disease at this point. I always thought it was just
funny and dan it was made up. No, it literally
has in fact infected people's brains somehow. I don't know why,
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because no matter what the man does to try, you
really don't want things to be cleaned up and look good.
He uh, the other day, Trump signed a deal. Let
me back up, if you remember correctly, I talked about
it back when it happened. But when Joe Biden first
got into office, just before Joe Biden got into office,
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Hunter Biden had already negotiated a deal between the Democratic
Republic of Congo and the and the Chinese Communist Party,
and he broke it, a deal for China to buy
a cobalt mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo paid
T one hundreds something like five million dollars to do
this deal. Now we all know Hunter didn't speak Chinese,
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he didn't speak whatever they speak in Congo. He had
no reason to be involved. I'm certain the people in
China knew how to negotiate a cobalt mine deal. So
why did he Why did he get paid five million
dollars for this deal? But then on the first or
second day in office, Joe Biden signed an executive order
literally banning the mining of rare earth minerals for the
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next thirty years. Now, the good news is executive orders
can be rescinded just as easy as they can be taken.
Rare earth minerals are in everything we do now, from
computing to cars, to your iPhone to everything. All the
magnets we need rare earth minerals. And while you're signing
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an executive order stating that we can't, we can't mind
for them in the United States, China is controlling eighty
percent of all of the rare earth minerals in the world.
There was a back number of years ago there was
a Chinese boat captain that hit a Japanese trawler. The
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Japanese arrested the Chinese boat captain. The Chinese wanted them back.
The Japanese didn't move fast enough through diplomacy, which is
like a couple of days week, and so that China
cut off all of their rare earth minerals within days. Honda, Toyota, Nissan,
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all the car manufacturers were in a panic because they
were getting ready have to shut down all of their
factories because they didn't have rare earth minerals to help
with all the batteries and all the other stuff that
goes into cars. That was over a ship, over a
boat captain that was in a trawler. What do you
think they have the ability to do to us if
they decided tomorrow they wanted to cut off the rare
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earth minerals supply to us. So we have to have
our own supply. It just makes sense. You cannot have
an adversary that controls something that's so important that you
can't survive without it anymore in this environment, in this economy.
And so Trump took it upon himself to say, look,
we got it. We got to get a supply chain
going and have these rare earth minerals. And so he
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signed a deal. The other part that you may or
may not remember is Trump had a deal, a peace
deal signed between Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda about
a year ago now, and he finally got them to
settle down and have some peace and not be fighting constantly.
And so now because of that peace deal, the Democratic
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Republic of Congo has allowed a company called Virtus. I
think it's Virtue or Vertice vertus. I think it is
to go in and build a mine and start mining
rare earth minerals. We have a lease for however many years,
I don't know exactly how long it is that they're
planning on getting out of seventy five thousand tons of
copper and twenty thousand tons of cobalt a year. That
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is us taking control of our own supply chain so
that we don't have to rely on an adversary that can,
at the drop of a hat, shut down our economy.
But all of the presidents before this one just sat
on their hands and let China continue to dominate the
rare earth minerals supply chain, knowing that they could devastate
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us at any moment if they chose to. Why would
they do that? Why would you just let an adversary
control it? But yet the Democratic Party and all of
its members have are finding things wrong with everything about
the deal. I don't understand this mentality where everything he does,
literally everything he does, from a reflecting pool to signing
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deals to get cobalt minds online so that we can
have our own supply everything is met with skepticism, hatred, violence.
It just makes you're broken. People you are broken people.
You're not happy. You have to find somebody to be
a victim. You have been a victim of something, no
doubt all of you. Be happy. We are doing good
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things in the economy. Does it take time, Yes, Iran,
hopefully we'll not have a nuclear weapon and be able
to blow us up in Israel. Up. Be happy. We're
doing things that are going to improve everybody's life and
make us safer, which is the government's job. It's to
keep us safe. Anyways, I got more to rant about.
(07:53):
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Speaker 1 (08:12):
With over thirty years in the auto industry, he has
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Speaker 3 (08:33):
Here's your host, Bowtriven.
Speaker 2 (08:36):
All right, welcome back everybody. So I don't know if
you I don't really follow the elections, but since I
read a lot of stuff, elections are sometimes part of it.
I don't follow elections in local government except for New
York in LA for whatever reason, those two always intrigue me.
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And what's intriguing to me is how people can vote
for literal communists, not understanding exactly how great America is.
And I'm going to talk about it in the next segment,
but right now I want to talk about the fact
that New York City is absolutely turning socialists and the
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Democratic Party has a serious problem because the Democratic Socialists
of America or the DSA that got Mamdomni elected in
New York, got all three of his candidates that he
endorsed in New York won their primaries on Tuesday, I
think it was. And they're full on socialists. Abolished prisons,
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abolish ice, free health care for everybody, opened the door
down at the bottom of the southern border, and let
everybody that wants to come in come in all of it,
and regulate all tax everybody into oblivion, make sure there's
no innovation going on. But they absolutely are trying to
push the old guard out, and right now the Democratic
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Party has a problem. There are no there are some
moderate Democrats. I believe John Fetterman from Pennsylvania has turned
into what is a moderate Democrat. He is willing to
support Israel, He's willing to say some things that a
lot of the other party isn't saying or wasn't willing
to stand up to the socialists. And we are. We're
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on fast tracking where it's going to split us down
the middle because it's not going to be a civil
war about race and slavery and all the other stuff.
It's going to be a civil war that has to
do it. And I'm not saying the actual literal term
war where we're shooting at each other, because if he did,
they'd lose. We know each side holds most of the guns.
But the reality is it's going to be a civil
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war about socialist turning us into a socialist country or
continuing to have us as a capitalist country with abundance
of innovation. So I don't know which one it is,
but I'm going to tell you they are. They've got
a problem on their hand. They're gonna have to figure
out which way they want to go, and they're gonna
have to start if the Democratic Party wants to survive
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and not just be a completely total socialist party. They're
gonna have to figure out a way to push back
on these socialists that are advocating for all of the
socialist policies. So moving on, they got I don't know
if you keep up with it, but I kind of do.
And I'm telling you, the Ukrainians are given the Russians
a run for their money. They are absolutely Once you
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took the shackles off of the Ukrainian army and say hey,
go hit whatever targets you want, you're hitting every target
against you. It's a free for all. You can use
our weapons, you can do whatever. But they didn't even
really need our weapons. They are the best out there
right now at creating drones really low cost and swarms
of them that are hitting deep into Russia. When the people,
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when the elites in Moscow, can you when you can
reach out and touch them and start blowing stuff up
in Moscow, they don't realize. They realize they're not quite
as safe as they thought they were, that they're getting
closer to being on the front lines than they thought
they would ever be. And it starts to turn everything around.
And now that oil is starting to come back down
because of hopefully a piece deal with Iran. Putin's not
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gonna have the money. He's not gonna have the money
to keep feeding this war machine. And they they're stuck
because they only use the big weapons that are take
a long time to produce. They they just don't have
the nimbleness of Ukraine. And when you take a country
like Ukraine that has literally started pushing back and winning
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against a country in the size of Russia, it does
two things. Number One, it exposes Russia that the only
thing you really have is nuclear weapons, and that is
mutual destruction. So you're not going to use those. But
when it comes to fighting an actual war on the ground,
you're not as bad as you thought you were. And
it has proven it to the world and all of
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your technology doesn't really work. And it also proves that
the Ukrainians are really good at fighting and they really care,
so good for them. So I started, I debated on
which one to talk about during this particular segment, but
I'm going to talk about this because I think it matters.
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I think people need to really truly understand what the
Democrats stand for and what they are attempting to do.
So we all know that California has an affordability problem.
They housing is extremely high, gas is the highest in
the nation. All of this is because of regulations. All
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of it is because of regulations. The most heavily regulated
state in the Union is California. Second is New York.
And regulations create roadblocks to innovation, They create roadblocks to growth,
and you start losing a tax base. I read something
that said that something like a trillion dollars worth of
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income has already left California in the last few years.
That's a trillion dollars you can't tax anymore. But now
the Democrats in California, and I'm telling you this. One
of the reasons I'm telling you this is because Gavin
Newsom is absolutely one hundred percent running for president in
twenty twenty eight. He's got two years after he leave's
office this year in California. He'll have two years to
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get his act together and try to tell you all
the stuff that he did for California to make California great.
He has trashed California highest amount of fraud, the worst
spending ever, highest taxes and going up, and created more
of an affordability crisis. The homelessness problem has not done
nothing but grown. Even though they've thrown thirty billion dollars
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at it, it continues to grow. But now the Democrats
in Sacramento have decided to raise hell health insurance premiums
by as much as ninety seven percent to working families.
And by the way, not everybody in California is a Democrat.
They are in the San Francisco, La areas. The problem
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is those two areas are so populated that a large
percent of the people live in those areas. But when
you get outside of those areas, California is just like
all the rest of the states. Out there, farmland, rural
people working their tails off to try to make a living,
trying to put food on the table. And now all
of a sudden, they have they have put a bill
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before them that's going to have an increase of ninety
seven percent on health insurance premiums so they can make
sure that the illegal immigrants in California get free health care.
You're going to need to make this make sense to me.
So all of the hard working people that have been
paying into that system for years and years and years
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now may or may not have ever used it, now
continue to have to pay more you're raising it by
you're almost doubling the premiums so that you can give
people who have been here for a minute that don't
contribute to the system not the same way and haven't
contributed for years, so that you can give them free
health care. And people keep voting for that crap. There's
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a reason why everything is going to hell in a
handbag when you start voting it in and it becomes
a one party rule, and that party believes in taking
the wealth from other people to redistribute, redistribute, redistribute it
to other people. It creates a problem, and they are
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absolutely out there doing it. So one of the reasons
is I read this article the other day that talked
about how government affordability took an eighteen dollars antibiotic and
turned it into a twenty five hundred dollars pill. And
it was the story of a young man who needed
an antibiotic. He went through his prescription. It was due
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to be renewed, but the last fourteen pills of this prescription,
the insurance company wouldn't let him, wouldn't fill it. They
put it on hold because of the price. But the
price had gone up because of Obamacare, one hundred percent
because of Obamacare. They had inflated the price through these
pharmacy benefit Managers PBMs that were created under Obamacare to
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be the middleman, and then they determined what the average
retail price of that pill was going to be, and
they turned an eighteen dollars pill into a twenty five
hundred dollar pill and then denied the coverage because the
pill was too expensive. They went to a different pharmacy.
They went to a family pharmacy, and the family pharmacy
filled it and the prescription was eighteen dollars. I sent
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an eighteen dollar pill. It was eighteen dollar prescription to
a twenty five hundred dollar prescription. It was lina'salid or something.
It's just your general ant antibiotic. Obamacare was designed with
the intent to break the system to create single payer healthcare.
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They did it intentionally. It just hasn't been able to
break us yet, but they're doing it every other day
by raising the premiums and doing stupid stuff like turning
an eighteen dollars prescription into twenty five hundred dollars. You
want to know why, it's why healthcare is unaffordable. Now,
why your premiums over the last since it was invented,
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are instituted in like two thousand and eight, I think
it was. They've gone up for hundred percent. It's because
of that. It's because of Obamacare. I don't know why
we're not rescinding it. I don't know when we have
control of the House, the Senate, and the Presidency, why
we're not doing something about Obamacare right now. But so
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be it. I'm not in Congress, all right. I got
more than you ra app about it. When when we
come back after the break, this is Bonos Cars brought
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Here's your host, bow Driven All.
Speaker 2 (19:41):
Right, welcome back, everybody. So this push that the left
has been obsessed with for equity, diversity and inclusion is
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crushing our ability to keep up with places like China,
Japan when it comes to better education, higher education, I
should say, especially in the stem fields where you've got
to know science and math and all of those things.
In twenty nineteen and twenty it accelerated. And the university
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system in California, you've got ucla USC I think see
may not be in there, but it may be. But
you've got Stanford, which is not part of the university.
It's part of the university system, but not the California
public university system. You've got you see Davis, you see
Santa Barbara, you see San Francisco, and a lot of
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these colleges. These universities are some of the biggest scientific
universities in the world, and a lot of innovation, a
lot of good stuff has come out of those universities.
Problem that we have is they decided to get rid
of the SAT as a barometer because testing was racist.
The SAT was racist, And what they found now is,
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oh my gosh, we've made a big mistake. So think
about this. We all knew when I was in high school.
We all knew where you could get a teacher that
would give you an easy a right. It was just
they just didn't grade that hard it You just knew,
and then you knew some teachers that if you're gonna
have to work your tail off if you wanted to
get an A in that class, because they figured it
was on a curve and there was only so many
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people going to get an A. So many people are
going to get in the average right from school teacher
to teacher. But then if you have a's from school
to school, right, some schools are harder than others by far,
and you have somebody that's at A. Jacksonville Bowles was
always known as one of the top educational schools in
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the Union, in the state of Florida. It was a
great sports school too, but it was a great educational school.
And if you graduated from Bowl it was something like
ninety five percent of the kids this is back in
the eighties that graduated from from Bowles Universe or Bowls
School in Jacksonville went on to college. That was just
a foregone conclusion. You were going to go to a
four year college. So getting an A in that school
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was completely different than getting an A in my public
high school in Flagger County. And we all knew it
so somebody that has a four point oh GPA average
in at Bowls is complete, maybe completely different than somebody
that had a four point oh gpa average at flagg
Erpalm Coast High School. And so how do you determine
whether or not that four point zero that somebody has
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is truly indicative of their ability to do the work
and to stay up with the work. Because everybody that
you've taken that every for every slot that you've given
for admissions into those universities, that you took one away
from somebody else. It is a zero sum game. They
only admit so many students. And if you're one of
the students that got in based on your GPA average
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and somebody else didn't get in that actually had better
knowledge and retention of the material, you made a mistake.
It should be one hundred percent merit based. And the
SAT was a way to determine who knew the material
and who didn't. So now they've got it at UC
Berkeley said that, well, let me just say, let me
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do it a different You see San Diego as a
math two course. This is supposed to be a stem college,
that's a university that truly is one of the elite universities,
and they were admitting people. Twenty five percent of the
incoming freshman couldn't solve seven plus two equals blank plus six.
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One out of every four people that was in that unit,
in the freshman class that was admitted to that university
couldn't solve a second or third grade math problem. Sixty
one percent of the students a large majority, couldn't round
three hundred and seventy four five hundred and eighteen to
the nearest hundred. Almost two thirds of their students couldn't
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round a number off to the nearest hundred. Thirty seven
percent of the students couldn't subtract fractions. That was in
sixth grade. You were literally doing first through seventh grade
math in a freshman college, in a freshman universe class,
in a university that is supposed to be teaching some
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of the brightest students in the country. How did that happen?
It is absolutely amazing to me the amount of people
that have jobs that do not belong in those jobs,
and how many people got into colleges that did not
have the academic skills. And by the way, let me
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explain something else. Once you've told a freshman. You've told
a high school senior, no you're not admitted. Sorry, you
lost your spot to somebody else over there. For whatever
the reason, whatever the aggrievance, that freshman that was going
to go to that really good university is now going
to another university or finding a different path. They're not
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coming back to that school. They're not going to get
the education they deserved. It is absolutely mind boggling to me.
But hey, let's make sure everybody's happy. Because we live
in utopia. We actually do live in kind of utopia.
And I thought this was I'm switching gears here. I
don't know if you've heard of him, but there is
a guy out there that is anonymous right now that
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he doesn't have any pictures posted. Who's from Germany, and
he's called Freddy from Germany, and he has been posting
on x over the last three or four five weeks
about his trip. He came over here to go to
the to the World Cup and he's making a I
don't know, a month and a half trip, two month trip,
and he is absolutely blowing up the internet. He's got
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game like seven hundred and eight hundred thousand followers. The
other day he thought he was going to miss his
flight in Dallas to see the Germans play in Toronto
because of a flight changed by American, but American came through.
Then somebody offered him a private jet to get him
there to make sure he made it. But it's amazing
to me how many of these Europeans are out there
now going, oh my god, America is absolutely incredible. We
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have Costco, we have BUCkies. They're flipping out over BUCkies.
We have football stadiums at hold one hundred and ten
thousand people. Even though they Europe is known for people
playing what soccer we call it, they call it football,
but we have bigger stadiums. They're amazed at the flyovers
that we do. They're amazed at all of the barbecue
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in Texas. They're amazed that it doesn't matter. Waffle House
was a big one on Freddy's list. He's like, oh
my god, I got to eat breakfast at two o'clock
in the morning and it was incredible. And I'm putting it.
I say the food was a ten. Somebody went to Denny's.
But you know, here's the difference, all of this abundant
that we have. When you walk into a grocery store,
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and it's just all of the food aisles are lined up,
ready to go, all of the produces put out. Everything
is there that you need. Is it expensive? Yeah, it
is right now, But that's that's not on Trump. The
affordability crisis started back in twenty twenty one when Joe
Biden took over. But the abundance that we have versus
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Europe is absolutely mind boggling to the Europeans, and it's
all because of deregulation and innovation. If you took all
of the companies created since nineteen seventy six, the in Europe,
all of the tech companies that have been created, startup
tech companies, and you combined all of their value, all
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of them, and you listed them on the Nasdaq, which
is where a lot of our tech companies are listed.
It would fall between Tesla and SpaceX for value right now.
That's every company created in the European Union, which has
four hundred and forty five million people's twenty five percent
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more people than we have. All of the companies created
over the last fifty years would barely be the number
one company. We'd be the number three company in the
United States of America for just one company. That's mind
boggling to me, because Europe did have all of the resources,
but they decided to start regulating everything. You can't build
a buckets in Europe. Nobody's ever going to have let
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you have one hundred and twenty gas gas pumps in Europe.
Nobody's ever gonna let you have a gas a grocery
store of the way we have. They don't. They're suffering
a heat wave right now. People are dying. Forty people
last week in France. Forty people in France alone last
week died by drowning because they're jumping into the rivers
to try to cool off because they have a heat wave. Great, well,
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don't you just go inside? Because only twenty percent of
the homes in Europe or in France have Erkin conditioning.
They've regulated air conditioning out where people are literally dying.
Innovation and abundance, the abundance that we have in the
United States of America is a byproduct of capitalism, and
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the people on the left who keep trying to steer
us towards socialism have no idea. You want to see
what socialism does, go look at how many companies have
been created over the last fifty years in Europe versus
the number of companies created in the United States of America.
It is absolutely mind boggling how many different things that
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we have because of our system of government, our system
of our economic system. Capitalism works when you work. It
rewards innovation, it rewards hard work, it rewards effort. And
it doesn't mean that you can just go take Elon's
money because he made some. It doesn't mean it's yours
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to spend as a government, because government is inefficient. We're
proving that in Europe. You call everybody that thinks she
I'll just move, I'd love to move to France or Italy.
You're looking at it from a romantic point of view,
not the actual economic reality that says Europe sucks. They
have no innovation. Look, Mercedes makes a great car, for sure.
BMW makes a great car, for sure. But those companies
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were founded mister Ben's made the first gas powered automobile
one hundred and forty years ago. Nothing's being made in
Europe now. There's no innovation going on because they've choked
the life out of it. X would never exist in Europe.
These Europeans are absolutely their minds are blown at the
amount of abundance that we have twenty four to seven
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in the United States of America, and we should learn
to appreciate that instead of constantly bashing America and talking
about how much we pride in America sucks. That's on
your side, not mine. All right. This is Bonos Cars,
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All right, Welcome back everybody. So I thought it was
funny the other day Roy Cooper, who is running for
he's the governor of uh North Carolina and he's running
for Senate, and he really east an ad talking about
how he's dedicated to keeping North Carolina families safe in
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I think it was four years ago or five years ago.
Roy Cooper signed and it's on acts you can go
see it. He signed it an executive order releasing something
like forty four hundred criminals from prison. Out of the
forty four hundred people he released from prison, more than
half of them have already gone on to commit more
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crimes that they got caught for. Eighteen of them committed murders.
At least one of them committed a murder within two
weeks of being released. That's the policies. And by the way,
let's still forget areno Zurutska who was violently attacked on
film by a guy that had been arrested twenty two
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times or thirty something times and turned loose again and
again and again. That is not keeping our community safe.
And that is the job of government is to keep
the community safe. But the UK is a special kind
of place that is absolutely has gone off the deep end.
So the other day there was a gentleman, I say, gentleman, well,
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let me say that. Let me take that back. He
wasn't a gentleman. A man who threw a three year
old toddler into a crock pit where the child was
mauled he'd lived because the zoo owner's wife jumped into
the crock pit. But right after that, to try to
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get this child out of the crocodile's mouth, this man
threw a three year old I'm not going to tell you,
let me just say this. He wasn't in their country
legally and threw this kid into a crocodile pit. That's
not keeping people safe. That's allowing people to destroy your culture,
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to destroy your country. It is absolutely wrong. But more
so than that, and I've talked about this numerous times
on the show. They have I don't know any other
way to say it, rape gangs in the UK. And
apparently they released a report recently about these rape gangs
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that were by Pakistani Muslims that they estimate. They released
this report and it was called the Rape Gang Inquiry Report.
It was two hundred and seventeen pages, two hundred nineteen pages,
and they describe in graphic detail the horrors that a
bunch of these young ladies had to go through. And
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Chier Stormer, however you say his name, ker Stormer, Chiro Starmer, whatever,
the Beer's prime minister that just finally resigned the other day,
was one of the lead attorneys whatever they call it
over there. He was like our attorney General turned loose
thirteen thousand of these guys after they had been prosecuted,
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after they came before prosecution. He let them all go
to continue to do what they were doing in the
name of diversity, and because he didn't want to stir
up anything and cause any racial I don't know any racism.
That was their excuse for letting two hundred and fifty
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thousand minimum young British girls continue to be sexually assaulted
in ways that absolutely were insane. I'm going to read
a little bit of it to you. There was a
young lady named not a young lady, but a lady
by the name of Dona Luise on X that did
a thread and I'm going to read some of it
to you because it will describe it much better than
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I could, because she read all two hundred nineteen pages.
This is a quote by one of the people. All
white girls are slags. They don't obey Allah, so they
deserve to be punished. They should be raped his punishment
for not obeying Allah. That was said to a Rotterham
girl girl who's now a doctor. By the way, by
the men who raped her. Then she goes on to
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say the report's central finding, in its own words, the
victims were quote overwhelmingly white British abused by predominantly Mum's
Muslim Pakistani gangs. Around eighty seven percent of those convicted
in group cases bore distinctively Muslim names, far above their
share of the population. I'm still continuing to read from
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her thread. A twelve year old girl was raped in
a graveyard and was assaulted with a bottle until the
bottle shattered inside of her. She took herself to the
emergency room, the glass was removed, she was discharged, and
nobody asked how a child came to have broken glass
inside of her. She told police more than once that
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grown men were having sex with her in cars. She
told him she didn't know what consent meant. They recorded
that she had consented. They logged her as a prostitut
she was twelve. This was not a few rotten cases.
The inquiry found the same machine running in at least
one hundred and forty nine local authority districts, close to
forty percent of every district in the UK. One survivor
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estimated she was raped by six to seven hundred different men.
She was a child. Throughout the method was identical to
town to town. Befriended at eleven or twelve, drugged collected
in taxis from school gates and care homes, filmed for
blackmail passed between men. One survivor saw a van open
to reveal fifteen to twenty girls walked in dog cages.
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The contempt was said to their faces. Survivors were called white, trash,
white other things. One child was told she was possessed
and that the rapes were to get her badness out,
getting the badness out of her. Inside the party houses,
the girls were white slags. Pakistani girls were to be
kept pure for marriage. One Roderham abuser named Mohammed branded
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his victim with the letter M to mark her as
his now the part that should end careers. This was
not missed, It was seen, recorded and ignored. Sexual health
clinics treated thirteen year olds for gonnrhe and never asked
how a child had it. One survivor's verdict the NHS
was complicit. A child's home paid five thousand pounds a
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week to keep one that was being paid five thousand
pounds a week to keep one girl safe let her
abusers sit in cars outside and phone the home to
ask after the girls. A care worker was told that
noting the numbers on their plates was above her pay grade.
Somebody was paying this home five thousand pounds a week
to keep this girl safe, and they let the abusers
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make them take the girls out. Think about that. When
that girl's mother reported her missing and named abuse by
Asian men, the nine to nine to nine caller told her,
you can't describe them as Asian men because that's racist.
You should just be glad your child is being taught
a different culture. Are you serious. On one occasion, the
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report records, a police officer returned her to the house
where she was being abused and told the men to
have fun with her. This is in survivor testimony to
the inquiry. It gets worse. The report records evidence that
serving police officers were not just bystanders but participants. One
survivor describes the gang's organized abuse sessions, including what they
called cop nights. She alleges she was raped by a
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serving officer. She was too frightened to report it because
the gang told her they knew every time she spoke
to police. They had people on the inside. When the
people running the abuse can count police among them, there
is no door left for a child to knock on
the doctrine behind it. In the abuser's own words, is
to the girls as non Muslims are worthless, White girls
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asking for it, no age of consent. The same gangs
targeted Seek girls too. Until Sikh communities organized protections, white
working class girls had no such wall. How did it
run for decad aids. The report is blunt. Fear of
being called racist outweighed the duty to a raped child
at every level. Whistleblowers were suspended, records were shredded, operations
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were shut down from above and votes. Per the report,
labor councils and MPs were briefed on the gangs as
early as two thousand and three, then denied knowledge because
the electoral support of Muslim communities mattered more than the
girls in London. The report records that Mercediq Khan has
repeatedly insisted that there no or no grooming gangs in
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his city. That is really county lines far more complex.
A Daily Express investigation found he had direct access to
Inspectorate documents showing exactly those issues. Westminster's record per the report.
In January twenty twenty five, MP's voted down a national
statutory inquiry three hundred and sixty four to tow one
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hundred and eleven. It cites the report's reported claim that
kierst Armer's watch as DPP, some thirteen thousand expected offenders
were dealt with by a warning letter. Lord Nazir Ahmed,
former Rotherham labor counselor made a peer by Tony Blair,
was convicted in twenty twenty two of child sex offenses,
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including the rape of a thirteen year old. He was
jailed for five and a half years. Those children were
chosen because no one in authority would come for them.
I've written the whole thing up, every survivor, every agency
that failed them, what their abusers believed and why as
a summary for the people who will never read two
hundred nineteen pages. What in the world when did not
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being called a racist outweigh the good of all of
the two hundred and fifty thousand. We're not talking about
isolated incidents. It was a part of the Pakistani Muslim
culture and it was allowed by Allah. If you read
the Koran apparently and I haven't read it, but apparently
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the Koran says that's what needs to happen to girls
who aren't pure, that don't follow Muhammed. I don't know
how to you stop this when it's that systemic and
you've got I told you the story about Henry Noakin
in UK the other day where kid got stabbed five
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times by man and they literally let him die out
on the sidewalk while he was handcuffed and didn't believe
he'd been stabbed while trying to talk to to the
Pakistani Muslim. I think it was a Pakistani Muslim that
said he had said something racist to him. When fear
of being called racist outweighs taking care of people, human beings,
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especially children. You've gone off the rails. There's something wrong
with your brain. It's broken. You can call me whatever
you want, but I'm going to stop the abuse. That's
the first thing that has to happen. Call me whatever
you want to after that, but if I find out
you're having your way with young girls that don't want
to be had their way with, I'm going to tell
you I'm going to do everything I can to stop it.
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Everything I can to stop it, and when the people
in authority refuse to do what's necessary, and the people
that are voting for them continue to look the other
way and deny it. You're all broken. There's not a
moral bone in any of your bodies. How do you
sleep at night knowing that you're allowing these people to
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do these things? Forget the people that are doing them.
That's maybe part of their culture. They may think it's right.
I don't know. I think it's sick, but they may
think it's right. But when you know for a fact
about it and you don't stop them and say no,
that's not part of our culture. We don't do that here,
and you're going to jail if you do, there's something
wrong with you. I have two daughters and I cannot
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imagine what those families go through. One father was told
to quit reporting his daughter missing. They weren't going to
do anything about it. Sick sick people, All right, that's
not any On a high note, I apologize, but I
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Speaker 2 (00:32):
All right, good morning everybody. As always, I hope everybody
is uh having a great weekend and enjoying the summer weather,
because pretty soon we'll be right back to fighting that
dang winter. Anyways. Also, if you tuned in to hear
me talk about cars, you got the wrong show. I
know the title of the show's Boos Cars, and I do,
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but I'm not talking about him today. I'm going to
talk about the madness of people who have lost their
way in life. And I don't know what caused it.
I say it almost every week. I don't know whether
the crazy people go to the left or the left
drive people crazy and they just stay there. But what
is all of this obsession with this dang reflecting pool
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but trying to destroy it? You're literally because he did
something to try to clean up all of the monuments.
They got spray painted with graffiti and all of the
it just looks like crap. If you went to d
C two years ago, three years ago, up until this
past year and you looked at DC, it was a
trash hole. It was I mean, they destroyed everything for what.
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Why don't you have anything better to do than go
destroy stuff? So he goes in and starts cleaning everything up.
The reflecting pool was losing forty five thousand gallons of
water a day. All of you crazy people out there
that keep talking about how we need to conserve and
the earth and all that, about thousand gallons a day
of water was leaking out of the bottom of the
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reflecting pool. Did the contractors make a mistake they maybe
they installed it wrong, yes, but it also needed to
be done. It's one of our national monuments. And now
you crazy people are out there. There's people out there
cheering for the algae to grow.
Speaker 3 (02:21):
Are you serious?
Speaker 2 (02:24):
What is wrong with you people? Where did your brain go?
What fried it? I don't know. Was it something that
happened in the womb or did it happen later on
in life? You just Trump derangement syndrome is an actual
disease at this point. I always thought it was just
funny and dan it was made up. No, it literally
has in fact infected people's brains somehow. I don't know why,
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because no matter what the man does to try, you
really don't want things to be cleaned up and look good.
He uh, the other day, Trump signed a deal. Let
me back up, if you remember correctly, I talked about
it back when it happened. But when Joe Biden first
got into office, just before Joe Biden got into office,
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Hunter Biden had already negotiated a deal between the Democratic
Republic of Congo and the and the Chinese Communist Party,
and he broke it, a deal for China to buy
a cobalt mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo paid
T one hundreds something like five million dollars to do
this deal. Now we all know Hunter didn't speak Chinese,
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he didn't speak whatever they speak in Congo. He had
no reason to be involved. I'm certain the people in
China knew how to negotiate a cobalt mine deal. So
why did he Why did he get paid five million
dollars for this deal? But then on the first or
second day in office, Joe Biden signed an executive order
literally banning the mining of rare earth minerals for the
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next thirty years. Now, the good news is executive orders
can be rescinded just as easy as they can be taken.
Rare earth minerals are in everything we do now, from
computing to cars, to your iPhone to everything. All the
magnets we need rare earth minerals. And while you're signing
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an executive order stating that we can't, we can't mind
for them in the United States, China is controlling eighty
percent of all of the rare earth minerals in the world.
There was a back number of years ago there was
a Chinese boat captain that hit a Japanese trawler. The
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Japanese arrested the Chinese boat captain. The Chinese wanted them back.
The Japanese didn't move fast enough through diplomacy, which is
like a couple of days week, and so that China
cut off all of their rare earth minerals within days. Honda, Toyota, Nissan,
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all the car manufacturers were in a panic because they
were getting ready have to shut down all of their
factories because they didn't have rare earth minerals to help
with all the batteries and all the other stuff that
goes into cars. That was over a ship, over a
boat captain that was in a trawler. What do you
think they have the ability to do to us if
they decided tomorrow they wanted to cut off the rare
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earth minerals supply to us. So we have to have
our own supply. It just makes sense. You cannot have
an adversary that controls something that's so important that you
can't survive without it anymore in this environment, in this economy.
And so Trump took it upon himself to say, look,
we got it. We got to get a supply chain
going and have these rare earth minerals. And so he
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signed a deal. The other part that you may or
may not remember is Trump had a deal, a peace
deal signed between Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda about
a year ago now, and he finally got them to
settle down and have some peace and not be fighting constantly.
And so now because of that peace deal, the Democratic
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Republic of Congo has allowed a company called Virtus. I
think it's Virtue or Vertice vertus. I think it is
to go in and build a mine and start mining
rare earth minerals. We have a lease for however many years,
I don't know exactly how long it is that they're
planning on getting out of seventy five thousand tons of
copper and twenty thousand tons of cobalt a year. That
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is us taking control of our own supply chain so
that we don't have to rely on an adversary that can,
at the drop of a hat, shut down our economy.
But all of the presidents before this one just sat
on their hands and let China continue to dominate the
rare earth minerals supply chain, knowing that they could devastate
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us at any moment if they chose to. Why would
they do that? Why would you just let an adversary
control it? But yet the Democratic Party and all of
its members have are finding things wrong with everything about
the deal. I don't understand this mentality where everything he does,
literally everything he does, from a reflecting pool to signing
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deals to get cobalt minds online so that we can
have our own supply everything is met with skepticism, hatred, violence.
It just makes you're broken. People you are broken people.
You're not happy. You have to find somebody to be
a victim. You have been a victim of something, no
doubt all of you. Be happy. We are doing good
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things in the economy. Does it take time, Yes, Iran,
hopefully we'll not have a nuclear weapon and be able
to blow us up in Israel. Up. Be happy. We're
doing things that are going to improve everybody's life and
make us safer, which is the government's job. It's to
keep us safe. Anyways, I got more to rant about.
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All right, welcome back everybody. So I don't know if
you I don't really follow the elections, but since I
read a lot of stuff, elections are sometimes part of it.
I don't follow elections in local government except for New
York in LA for whatever reason, those two always intrigue me.
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And what's intriguing to me is how people can vote
for literal communists, not understanding exactly how great America is.
And I'm going to talk about it in the next segment,
but right now I want to talk about the fact
that New York City is absolutely turning socialists and the
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Democratic Party has a serious problem because the Democratic Socialists
of America or the DSA that got Mamdomni elected in
New York, got all three of his candidates that he
endorsed in New York won their primaries on Tuesday, I
think it was. And they're full on socialists. Abolished prisons,
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abolish ice, free health care for everybody, opened the door
down at the bottom of the southern border, and let
everybody that wants to come in come in all of it,
and regulate all tax everybody into oblivion, make sure there's
no innovation going on. But they absolutely are trying to
push the old guard out, and right now the Democratic
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Party has a problem. There are no there are some
moderate Democrats. I believe John Fetterman from Pennsylvania has turned
into what is a moderate Democrat. He is willing to
support Israel, He's willing to say some things that a
lot of the other party isn't saying or wasn't willing
to stand up to the socialists. And we are. We're
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on fast tracking where it's going to split us down
the middle because it's not going to be a civil
war about race and slavery and all the other stuff.
It's going to be a civil war that has to
do it. And I'm not saying the actual literal term
war where we're shooting at each other, because if he did,
they'd lose. We know each side holds most of the guns.
But the reality is it's going to be a civil
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war about socialist turning us into a socialist country or
continuing to have us as a capitalist country with abundance
of innovation. So I don't know which one it is,
but I'm going to tell you they are. They've got
a problem on their hand. They're gonna have to figure
out which way they want to go, and they're gonna
have to start if the Democratic Party wants to survive
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and not just be a completely total socialist party. They're
gonna have to figure out a way to push back
on these socialists that are advocating for all of the
socialist policies. So moving on, they got I don't know
if you keep up with it, but I kind of do.
And I'm telling you, the Ukrainians are given the Russians
a run for their money. They are absolutely Once you
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took the shackles off of the Ukrainian army and say hey,
go hit whatever targets you want, you're hitting every target
against you. It's a free for all. You can use
our weapons, you can do whatever. But they didn't even
really need our weapons. They are the best out there
right now at creating drones really low cost and swarms
of them that are hitting deep into Russia. When the people,
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when the elites in Moscow, can you when you can
reach out and touch them and start blowing stuff up
in Moscow, they don't realize. They realize they're not quite
as safe as they thought they were, that they're getting
closer to being on the front lines than they thought
they would ever be. And it starts to turn everything around.
And now that oil is starting to come back down
because of hopefully a piece deal with Iran. Putin's not
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gonna have the money. He's not gonna have the money
to keep feeding this war machine. And they they're stuck
because they only use the big weapons that are take
a long time to produce. They they just don't have
the nimbleness of Ukraine. And when you take a country
like Ukraine that has literally started pushing back and winning
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against a country in the size of Russia, it does
two things. Number One, it exposes Russia that the only
thing you really have is nuclear weapons, and that is
mutual destruction. So you're not going to use those. But
when it comes to fighting an actual war on the ground,
you're not as bad as you thought you were. And
it has proven it to the world and all of
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your technology doesn't really work. And it also proves that
the Ukrainians are really good at fighting and they really care,
so good for them. So I started, I debated on
which one to talk about during this particular segment, but
I'm going to talk about this because I think it matters.
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I think people need to really truly understand what the
Democrats stand for and what they are attempting to do.
So we all know that California has an affordability problem.
They housing is extremely high, gas is the highest in
the nation. All of this is because of regulations. All
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of it is because of regulations. The most heavily regulated
state in the Union is California. Second is New York.
And regulations create roadblocks to innovation, They create roadblocks to growth,
and you start losing a tax base. I read something
that said that something like a trillion dollars worth of
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income has already left California in the last few years.
That's a trillion dollars you can't tax anymore. But now
the Democrats in California, and I'm telling you this. One
of the reasons I'm telling you this is because Gavin
Newsom is absolutely one hundred percent running for president in
twenty twenty eight. He's got two years after he leave's
office this year in California. He'll have two years to
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get his act together and try to tell you all
the stuff that he did for California to make California great.
He has trashed California highest amount of fraud, the worst
spending ever, highest taxes and going up, and created more
of an affordability crisis. The homelessness problem has not done
nothing but grown. Even though they've thrown thirty billion dollars
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at it, it continues to grow. But now the Democrats
in Sacramento have decided to raise hell health insurance premiums
by as much as ninety seven percent to working families.
And by the way, not everybody in California is a Democrat.
They are in the San Francisco, La areas. The problem
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is those two areas are so populated that a large
percent of the people live in those areas. But when
you get outside of those areas, California is just like
all the rest of the states. Out there, farmland, rural
people working their tails off to try to make a living,
trying to put food on the table. And now all
of a sudden, they have they have put a bill
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before them that's going to have an increase of ninety
seven percent on health insurance premiums so they can make
sure that the illegal immigrants in California get free health care.
You're going to need to make this make sense to me.
So all of the hard working people that have been
paying into that system for years and years and years
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now may or may not have ever used it, now
continue to have to pay more you're raising it by
you're almost doubling the premiums so that you can give
people who have been here for a minute that don't
contribute to the system not the same way and haven't
contributed for years, so that you can give them free
health care. And people keep voting for that crap. There's
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a reason why everything is going to hell in a
handbag when you start voting it in and it becomes
a one party rule, and that party believes in taking
the wealth from other people to redistribute, redistribute, redistribute it
to other people. It creates a problem, and they are
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absolutely out there doing it. So one of the reasons
is I read this article the other day that talked
about how government affordability took an eighteen dollars antibiotic and
turned it into a twenty five hundred dollars pill. And
it was the story of a young man who needed
an antibiotic. He went through his prescription. It was due
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to be renewed, but the last fourteen pills of this prescription,
the insurance company wouldn't let him, wouldn't fill it. They
put it on hold because of the price. But the
price had gone up because of Obamacare, one hundred percent
because of Obamacare. They had inflated the price through these
pharmacy benefit Managers PBMs that were created under Obamacare to
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be the middleman, and then they determined what the average
retail price of that pill was going to be, and
they turned an eighteen dollars pill into a twenty five
hundred dollar pill and then denied the coverage because the
pill was too expensive. They went to a different pharmacy.
They went to a family pharmacy, and the family pharmacy
filled it and the prescription was eighteen dollars. I sent
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an eighteen dollar pill. It was eighteen dollar prescription to
a twenty five hundred dollar prescription. It was lina'salid or something.
It's just your general ant antibiotic. Obamacare was designed with
the intent to break the system to create single payer healthcare.
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They did it intentionally. It just hasn't been able to
break us yet, but they're doing it every other day
by raising the premiums and doing stupid stuff like turning
an eighteen dollars prescription into twenty five hundred dollars. You
want to know why, it's why healthcare is unaffordable. Now,
why your premiums over the last since it was invented,
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are instituted in like two thousand and eight, I think
it was. They've gone up for hundred percent. It's because
of that. It's because of Obamacare. I don't know why
we're not rescinding it. I don't know when we have
control of the House, the Senate, and the Presidency, why
we're not doing something about Obamacare right now. But so
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be it. I'm not in Congress, all right. I got
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Right, welcome back, everybody. So this push that the left
has been obsessed with for equity, diversity and inclusion is
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crushing our ability to keep up with places like China,
Japan when it comes to better education, higher education, I
should say, especially in the stem fields where you've got
to know science and math and all of those things.
In twenty nineteen and twenty it accelerated. And the university
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system in California, you've got ucla USC I think see
may not be in there, but it may be. But
you've got Stanford, which is not part of the university.
It's part of the university system, but not the California
public university system. You've got you see Davis, you see
Santa Barbara, you see San Francisco, and a lot of
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these colleges. These universities are some of the biggest scientific
universities in the world, and a lot of innovation, a
lot of good stuff has come out of those universities.
Problem that we have is they decided to get rid
of the SAT as a barometer because testing was racist.
The SAT was racist, And what they found now is,
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oh my gosh, we've made a big mistake. So think
about this. We all knew when I was in high school.
We all knew where you could get a teacher that
would give you an easy a right. It was just
they just didn't grade that hard it You just knew,
and then you knew some teachers that if you're gonna
have to work your tail off if you wanted to
get an A in that class, because they figured it
was on a curve and there was only so many
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people going to get an A. So many people are
going to get in the average right from school teacher
to teacher. But then if you have a's from school
to school, right, some schools are harder than others by far,
and you have somebody that's at A. Jacksonville Bowles was
always known as one of the top educational schools in
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the Union, in the state of Florida. It was a
great sports school too, but it was a great educational school.
And if you graduated from Bowl it was something like
ninety five percent of the kids this is back in
the eighties that graduated from from Bowles Universe or Bowls
School in Jacksonville went on to college. That was just
a foregone conclusion. You were going to go to a
four year college. So getting an A in that school
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was completely different than getting an A in my public
high school in Flagger County. And we all knew it
so somebody that has a four point oh GPA average
in at Bowls is complete, maybe completely different than somebody
that had a four point oh gpa average at flagg
Erpalm Coast High School. And so how do you determine
whether or not that four point zero that somebody has
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is truly indicative of their ability to do the work
and to stay up with the work. Because everybody that
you've taken that every for every slot that you've given
for admissions into those universities, that you took one away
from somebody else. It is a zero sum game. They
only admit so many students. And if you're one of
the students that got in based on your GPA average
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and somebody else didn't get in that actually had better
knowledge and retention of the material, you made a mistake.
It should be one hundred percent merit based. And the
SAT was a way to determine who knew the material
and who didn't. So now they've got it at UC
Berkeley said that, well, let me just say, let me
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do it a different You see San Diego as a
math two course. This is supposed to be a stem college,
that's a university that truly is one of the elite universities,
and they were admitting people. Twenty five percent of the
incoming freshman couldn't solve seven plus two equals blank plus six.
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One out of every four people that was in that unit,
in the freshman class that was admitted to that university
couldn't solve a second or third grade math problem. Sixty
one percent of the students a large majority, couldn't round
three hundred and seventy four five hundred and eighteen to
the nearest hundred. Almost two thirds of their students couldn't
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round a number off to the nearest hundred. Thirty seven
percent of the students couldn't subtract fractions. That was in
sixth grade. You were literally doing first through seventh grade
math in a freshman college, in a freshman universe class,
in a university that is supposed to be teaching some
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of the brightest students in the country. How did that happen?
It is absolutely amazing to me the amount of people
that have jobs that do not belong in those jobs,
and how many people got into colleges that did not
have the academic skills. And by the way, let me
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explain something else. Once you've told a freshman. You've told
a high school senior, no you're not admitted. Sorry, you
lost your spot to somebody else over there. For whatever
the reason, whatever the aggrievance, that freshman that was going
to go to that really good university is now going
to another university or finding a different path. They're not
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coming back to that school. They're not going to get
the education they deserved. It is absolutely mind boggling to me.
But hey, let's make sure everybody's happy. Because we live
in utopia. We actually do live in kind of utopia.
And I thought this was I'm switching gears here. I
don't know if you've heard of him, but there is
a guy out there that is anonymous right now that
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he doesn't have any pictures posted. Who's from Germany, and
he's called Freddy from Germany, and he has been posting
on x over the last three or four five weeks
about his trip. He came over here to go to
the to the World Cup and he's making a I
don't know, a month and a half trip, two month trip,
and he is absolutely blowing up the internet. He's got
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game like seven hundred and eight hundred thousand followers. The
other day he thought he was going to miss his
flight in Dallas to see the Germans play in Toronto
because of a flight changed by American, but American came through.
Then somebody offered him a private jet to get him
there to make sure he made it. But it's amazing
to me how many of these Europeans are out there
now going, oh my god, America is absolutely incredible. We
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have Costco, we have BUCkies. They're flipping out over BUCkies.
We have football stadiums at hold one hundred and ten
thousand people. Even though they Europe is known for people
playing what soccer we call it, they call it football,
but we have bigger stadiums. They're amazed at the flyovers
that we do. They're amazed at all of the barbecue
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in Texas. They're amazed that it doesn't matter. Waffle House
was a big one on Freddy's list. He's like, oh
my god, I got to eat breakfast at two o'clock
in the morning and it was incredible. And I'm putting it.
I say the food was a ten. Somebody went to Denny's.
But you know, here's the difference, all of this abundant
that we have. When you walk into a grocery store,
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and it's just all of the food aisles are lined up,
ready to go, all of the produces put out. Everything
is there that you need. Is it expensive? Yeah, it
is right now, But that's that's not on Trump. The
affordability crisis started back in twenty twenty one when Joe
Biden took over. But the abundance that we have versus
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Europe is absolutely mind boggling to the Europeans, and it's
all because of deregulation and innovation. If you took all
of the companies created since nineteen seventy six, the in Europe,
all of the tech companies that have been created, startup
tech companies, and you combined all of their value, all
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of them, and you listed them on the Nasdaq, which
is where a lot of our tech companies are listed.
It would fall between Tesla and SpaceX for value right now.
That's every company created in the European Union, which has
four hundred and forty five million people's twenty five percent
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more people than we have. All of the companies created
over the last fifty years would barely be the number
one company. We'd be the number three company in the
United States of America for just one company. That's mind
boggling to me, because Europe did have all of the resources,
but they decided to start regulating everything. You can't build
a buckets in Europe. Nobody's ever going to have let
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you have one hundred and twenty gas gas pumps in Europe.
Nobody's ever gonna let you have a gas a grocery
store of the way we have. They don't. They're suffering
a heat wave right now. People are dying. Forty people
last week in France. Forty people in France alone last
week died by drowning because they're jumping into the rivers
to try to cool off because they have a heat wave. Great, well,
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don't you just go inside? Because only twenty percent of
the homes in Europe or in France have Erkin conditioning.
They've regulated air conditioning out where people are literally dying.
Innovation and abundance, the abundance that we have in the
United States of America is a byproduct of capitalism, and
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the people on the left who keep trying to steer
us towards socialism have no idea. You want to see
what socialism does, go look at how many companies have
been created over the last fifty years in Europe versus
the number of companies created in the United States of America.
It is absolutely mind boggling how many different things that
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we have because of our system of government, our system
of our economic system. Capitalism works when you work. It
rewards innovation, it rewards hard work, it rewards effort. And
it doesn't mean that you can just go take Elon's
money because he made some. It doesn't mean it's yours
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to spend as a government, because government is inefficient. We're
proving that in Europe. You call everybody that thinks she
I'll just move, I'd love to move to France or Italy.
You're looking at it from a romantic point of view,
not the actual economic reality that says Europe sucks. They
have no innovation. Look, Mercedes makes a great car, for sure.
BMW makes a great car, for sure. But those companies
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were founded mister Ben's made the first gas powered automobile
one hundred and forty years ago. Nothing's being made in
Europe now. There's no innovation going on because they've choked
the life out of it. X would never exist in Europe.
These Europeans are absolutely their minds are blown at the
amount of abundance that we have twenty four to seven
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in the United States of America, and we should learn
to appreciate that instead of constantly bashing America and talking
about how much we pride in America sucks. That's on
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Here's your host, bow Triven.
Speaker 2 (31:44):
All right, Welcome back everybody. So I thought it was
funny the other day Roy Cooper, who is running for
he's the governor of uh North Carolina and he's running
for Senate, and he really east an ad talking about
how he's dedicated to keeping North Carolina families safe in
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I think it was four years ago or five years ago.
Roy Cooper signed and it's on acts you can go
see it. He signed it an executive order releasing something
like forty four hundred criminals from prison. Out of the
forty four hundred people he released from prison, more than
half of them have already gone on to commit more
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crimes that they got caught for. Eighteen of them committed murders.
At least one of them committed a murder within two
weeks of being released. That's the policies. And by the way,
let's still forget areno Zurutska who was violently attacked on
film by a guy that had been arrested twenty two
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times or thirty something times and turned loose again and
again and again. That is not keeping our community safe.
And that is the job of government is to keep
the community safe. But the UK is a special kind
of place that is absolutely has gone off the deep end.
So the other day there was a gentleman, I say, gentleman, well,
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let me say that. Let me take that back. He
wasn't a gentleman. A man who threw a three year
old toddler into a crock pit where the child was
mauled he'd lived because the zoo owner's wife jumped into
the crock pit. But right after that, to try to
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get this child out of the crocodile's mouth, this man
threw a three year old I'm not going to tell you,
let me just say this. He wasn't in their country
legally and threw this kid into a crocodile pit. That's
not keeping people safe. That's allowing people to destroy your culture,
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to destroy your country. It is absolutely wrong. But more
so than that, and I've talked about this numerous times
on the show. They have I don't know any other
way to say it, rape gangs in the UK. And
apparently they released a report recently about these rape gangs
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that were by Pakistani Muslims that they estimate. They released
this report and it was called the Rape Gang Inquiry Report.
It was two hundred and seventeen pages, two hundred nineteen pages,
and they describe in graphic detail the horrors that a
bunch of these young ladies had to go through. And
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Chier Stormer, however you say his name, ker Stormer, Chiro Starmer, whatever,
the Beer's prime minister that just finally resigned the other day,
was one of the lead attorneys whatever they call it
over there. He was like our attorney General turned loose
thirteen thousand of these guys after they had been prosecuted,
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after they came before prosecution. He let them all go
to continue to do what they were doing in the
name of diversity, and because he didn't want to stir
up anything and cause any racial I don't know any racism.
That was their excuse for letting two hundred and fifty
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thousand minimum young British girls continue to be sexually assaulted
in ways that absolutely were insane. I'm going to read
a little bit of it to you. There was a
young lady named not a young lady, but a lady
by the name of Dona Luise on X that did
a thread and I'm going to read some of it
to you because it will describe it much better than
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I could, because she read all two hundred nineteen pages.
This is a quote by one of the people. All
white girls are slags. They don't obey Allah, so they
deserve to be punished. They should be raped his punishment
for not obeying Allah. That was said to a Rotterham
girl girl who's now a doctor. By the way, by
the men who raped her. Then she goes on to
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say the report's central finding, in its own words, the
victims were quote overwhelmingly white British abused by predominantly Mum's
Muslim Pakistani gangs. Around eighty seven percent of those convicted
in group cases bore distinctively Muslim names, far above their
share of the population. I'm still continuing to read from
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her thread. A twelve year old girl was raped in
a graveyard and was assaulted with a bottle until the
bottle shattered inside of her. She took herself to the
emergency room, the glass was removed, she was discharged, and
nobody asked how a child came to have broken glass
inside of her. She told police more than once that
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grown men were having sex with her in cars. She
told him she didn't know what consent meant. They recorded
that she had consented. They logged her as a prostitut
she was twelve. This was not a few rotten cases.
The inquiry found the same machine running in at least
one hundred and forty nine local authority districts, close to
forty percent of every district in the UK. One survivor
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estimated she was raped by six to seven hundred different men.
She was a child. Throughout the method was identical to
town to town. Befriended at eleven or twelve, drugged collected
in taxis from school gates and care homes, filmed for
blackmail passed between men. One survivor saw a van open
to reveal fifteen to twenty girls walked in dog cages.
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The contempt was said to their faces. Survivors were called white, trash,
white other things. One child was told she was possessed
and that the rapes were to get her badness out,
getting the badness out of her. Inside the party houses,
the girls were white slags. Pakistani girls were to be
kept pure for marriage. One Roderham abuser named Mohammed branded
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his victim with the letter M to mark her as
his now the part that should end careers. This was
not missed, It was seen, recorded and ignored. Sexual health
clinics treated thirteen year olds for gonnrhe and never asked
how a child had it. One survivor's verdict the NHS
was complicit. A child's home paid five thousand pounds a
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week to keep one that was being paid five thousand
pounds a week to keep one girl safe let her
abusers sit in cars outside and phone the home to
ask after the girls. A care worker was told that
noting the numbers on their plates was above her pay grade.
Somebody was paying this home five thousand pounds a week
to keep this girl safe, and they let the abusers
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make them take the girls out. Think about that. When
that girl's mother reported her missing and named abuse by
Asian men, the nine to nine to nine caller told her,
you can't describe them as Asian men because that's racist.
You should just be glad your child is being taught
a different culture. Are you serious. On one occasion, the
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report records, a police officer returned her to the house
where she was being abused and told the men to
have fun with her. This is in survivor testimony to
the inquiry. It gets worse. The report records evidence that
serving police officers were not just bystanders but participants. One
survivor describes the gang's organized abuse sessions, including what they
called cop nights. She alleges she was raped by a
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serving officer. She was too frightened to report it because
the gang told her they knew every time she spoke
to police. They had people on the inside. When the
people running the abuse can count police among them, there
is no door left for a child to knock on
the doctrine behind it. In the abuser's own words, is
to the girls as non Muslims are worthless, White girls
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asking for it, no age of consent. The same gangs
targeted Seek girls too. Until Sikh communities organized protections, white
working class girls had no such wall. How did it
run for decad aids. The report is blunt. Fear of
being called racist outweighed the duty to a raped child
at every level. Whistleblowers were suspended, records were shredded, operations
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were shut down from above and votes. Per the report,
labor councils and MPs were briefed on the gangs as
early as two thousand and three, then denied knowledge because
the electoral support of Muslim communities mattered more than the
girls in London. The report records that Mercediq Khan has
repeatedly insisted that there no or no grooming gangs in
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his city. That is really county lines far more complex.
A Daily Express investigation found he had direct access to
Inspectorate documents showing exactly those issues. Westminster's record per the report.
In January twenty twenty five, MP's voted down a national
statutory inquiry three hundred and sixty four to tow one
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hundred and eleven. It cites the report's reported claim that
kierst Armer's watch as DPP, some thirteen thousand expected offenders
were dealt with by a warning letter. Lord Nazir Ahmed,
former Rotherham labor counselor made a peer by Tony Blair,
was convicted in twenty twenty two of child sex offenses,
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including the rape of a thirteen year old. He was
jailed for five and a half years. Those children were
chosen because no one in authority would come for them.
I've written the whole thing up, every survivor, every agency
that failed them, what their abusers believed and why as
a summary for the people who will never read two
hundred nineteen pages. What in the world when did not
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being called a racist outweigh the good of all of
the two hundred and fifty thousand. We're not talking about
isolated incidents. It was a part of the Pakistani Muslim
culture and it was allowed by Allah. If you read
the Koran apparently and I haven't read it, but apparently
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the Koran says that's what needs to happen to girls
who aren't pure, that don't follow Muhammed. I don't know
how to you stop this when it's that systemic and
you've got I told you the story about Henry Noakin
in UK the other day where kid got stabbed five
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times by man and they literally let him die out
on the sidewalk while he was handcuffed and didn't believe
he'd been stabbed while trying to talk to to the
Pakistani Muslim. I think it was a Pakistani Muslim that
said he had said something racist to him. When fear
of being called racist outweighs taking care of people, human beings,
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especially children. You've gone off the rails. There's something wrong
with your brain. It's broken. You can call me whatever
you want, but I'm going to stop the abuse. That's
the first thing that has to happen. Call me whatever
you want to after that, but if I find out
you're having your way with young girls that don't want
to be had their way with, I'm going to tell
you I'm going to do everything I can to stop it.
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Everything I can to stop it, and when the people
in authority refuse to do what's necessary, and the people
that are voting for them continue to look the other
way and deny it. You're all broken. There's not a
moral bone in any of your bodies. How do you
sleep at night knowing that you're allowing these people to
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do these things? Forget the people that are doing them.
That's maybe part of their culture. They may think it's right.
I don't know. I think it's sick, but they may
think it's right. But when you know for a fact
about it and you don't stop them and say no,
that's not part of our culture. We don't do that here,
and you're going to jail if you do, there's something
wrong with you. I have two daughters and I cannot
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imagine what those families go through. One father was told
to quit reporting his daughter missing. They weren't going to
do anything about it. Sick sick people, All right, that's
not any On a high note, I apologize, but I
hope everybody has a great weekend and enjoy the weather.
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