March 7, 2025 • 31 mins
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Terrorist Release Controversy:
- Allegations that President Joe Biden's administration released nearly 100 terror-linked migrants into U.S. communities in 2024. This information was revealed by Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence under President Donald Trump, during a press conference at the southern border.
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Border Security and Immigration:
- We highlight the challenges faced by the U.S. in securing its borders, particularly under the Biden administration. It mentions that over 21 million people crossed the borders illegally during Biden's tenure, with many not being vetted properly.
- Specific incidents are cited, such as the entry of over 4,000 people from Central Asia using an ISIS-affiliated network, and the subsequent release of many of these individuals despite their terrorist connections.
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Policy Changes and Enforcement:
- President Trump’s administration, upon taking office, implemented stricter policies to secure the border and penalize foreign countries that allow the transit of illegal immigrants.
- We also mention the designation of cartels as foreign terrorist organizations and the efforts to hunt down released terrorists.
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Hunter Biden's Financial Troubles:
- Hunter Biden's financial difficulties following his father's departure from office. We mention his struggles to sell his artwork and memoir, his significant debts, and his legal battles.
- Hunter Biden's lawsuit against a former Trump White House aide for alleged computer hacking is also discussed, along with his request to drop the case due to financial constraints.
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Sanctuary Cities and Legal Issues:
- We cover the testimony of sanctuary city mayors on Capitol Hill, where they were questioned about their policies of not cooperating with ICE.
- It includes specific examples of incidents where sanctuary policies led to the release of dangerous individuals, such as a major cartel gang member in Denver.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
It is some of the most shocking news that we've
seen thus far finding out exactly how bad it got
under Joe Biden's leadership, especially in twenty twenty four, when
it comes to releasing people that are terrorists or connected
to known terrorists deliberately and purposely into the United States
of America when we had them caught President Joe Biden's deputies.
(00:26):
We now have learned and released almost one hundred terror
linked migrants into America's communities in twenty twenty four. This
coming from Tulca Gabbert, who President Donald Trump named the
Director of National Intelligence. She had a press conference in
Eagle Pass, Texas, at the southern border, with the Vice
(00:47):
President by her side, and here is what she had
to say about the shocking new news.
Speaker 2 (00:54):
Ampe has been in office. Really what you're seeing here
today and what you'll continue to see as a unified
for across President Trump's National security team, the Department of
Homeland Security towards our mission, which is to ensure a safe, free,
and prosperous society for Americans. As Director of National Intelligence,
there are a number of areas where we are focused.
(01:15):
The President talked about in his speech over twenty one
million people have come across our borders illegally under Joe
Biden's administration. There are many of them that we don't
know who they are. They have not been vetted, we
don't know where they are. I'll give you one quick
example of one of the problems that we are getting
after from Central Asia. There were over four thousand people
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who came across our borders using an ISIS affiliated network.
Our National counter Terrorism Center went through and identified those individuals.
There were hundreds of them who were either known terrorists
or associated with known terrorists. That information was provided to
the Biden administration.
Speaker 3 (01:54):
You may remember in some of the news.
Speaker 2 (01:56):
A little over one hundred of those people were arrested
in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3 (02:01):
Of those who.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
Are arrested, only eight were either deported or remained in
custody only eight. The rest of them were released back
into our country. Where what are they doing? What may
they be plotting? This is just the beginning. There are
many many areas that we need to stay very focused on,
working with Department of Homeland Security, working with the FBI
(02:24):
to ensure that we're keeping the American people safe. Our
counter Terrorism Center is working on making sure that we
have that single source for vetting so that we can
figure out who is actually in our country and identify
those who pose a threat and get them removed. The
President's designation of the cartels as foreign terrorists organizations falls
directly into this, especially as we're seeing some of the
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tactics that these cartels are using reflect some of the
tactics that we've seen used by Islamus terrafs in countries
that many of us have served in overseas.
Speaker 3 (02:55):
Our mission is very clear.
Speaker 2 (02:57):
Our objective is to keep the American people safe. I'm
great to be a part of this team that President
Trump has assembled to accomplish that mission.
Speaker 4 (03:04):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (03:05):
So let's dive into some of the facts of what
she just said. From Central Asia, there were over four
thousand people who came across our border using an ISIS
affiliated network. She then said, Our National counter Terrorism Center
went through and identified those individuals. There were hundreds of
them who were either known terrorists or directly associated with
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known terrorists. The information was provided directly to the Biden administration.
Speaker 3 (03:35):
And what do they do. Nothing?
Speaker 1 (03:38):
In fact, they said, let them go into the United
States of America's interior. Now most of you right now
that are listening to this are probably very angry over
the fact that the Biden administration knew they had terrorists
that they had caught, and they said not just let
them go. The question you have to ask yourself is why. Well,
partly because they didn't want to have to admit that
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their open border policy was allowing for known terrorists to
come into the United States of America at record numbers,
and if they held these terrorists, they were going to
have to tell the American people that they had, in
fact caught about a hundred terrorists coming across the southern border.
Now there's also a bigger problem, and that is foreign
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countries allowing the transit of illegal immigrants into America. Well,
the President of the United States of America has empowered
the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio to announce a new policy,
a policy going after those foreign countries and penalizing them.
Any country that allows the transit of illegal immigrants will
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now be penalized by the United States of America. The
moral of the story, Donald Trump is going on offense
and exposing exactly what the Biden administration did to put
many of our lives at risk.
Speaker 3 (04:55):
We also know that many of these terrorists are.
Speaker 1 (04:57):
Being hunted down right now by ICE agents and our
government at all levels. This is exactly why the President
said it is time for us to secure the border
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a major coverup of terrorists that were on the terrorist
watch list that were coming across our southern border.
Speaker 3 (07:46):
How do we find this out?
Speaker 1 (07:47):
We found out in the summer of twenty twenty four
from whistleblowers. Border agents in fact detained three Palestinian illegal
immigrants who obviously illegally cross the southern border after they
were found to have had ties to terrorist organizations earlier
this month that according to sources, one of the migrants
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had delicious photos on their phone, including a picture of
a mass man holding an AK forty seven rifle. Federal
law enforcement sources also sat at the time. In addition
to the three Palestinians, federal authorities caught one migrant from
Turkey who is also suspected of having ties to tear groups.
The migrants were among groups of dozens of migrants who
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turned themselves in to border agents at the San Diego sector.
Sources then claimed an investigation to the migrants is quote
ongoing is what the Biden administration said at the time.
The group was transferred to Immigration and Customs enforcement in
the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Forces quote investigating their cases.
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It's the largest example of potential security threats entering the
US via the southern border, especially at San Diego. Overwhelmed
border patrol agents told the New York Posts in June
that they do not have the tools to fully vet
the migrants who are coming in from all over the world,
particularly in the San Diego area. Mostly they are only
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able to use US terror watch lists and other American
resources to help determine which migrants could be a real
tear threat. Border agents who do not have access to
terror or criminal databases from other countries are in essence
out of luck, and the Biden administration at the time
knew this and was allowing it to continue to happen.
(09:39):
One border patrol agent said, quote, knowing who these guys are,
we have no access to anything international, Like, we really
don't and it kind of sucks, is what another border
patrol agent said who spoke to the Post because they
said they were not authorized to give quote public statements.
Another said, I wanted to get into border patrol and
protect a Americans from terrace and it's like, well, I
(10:02):
probably let Terras in the country, is what another border
patrol agent said. A Customs and Border Protection spokesman at
the time would not respond to requests for comment to
the Post when this came out in June of twenty four.
It's unclear, by the way, which terrists organizations the migrants
were allegedly affiliated with at the time, but we knew
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they were connected to terraces. Border agents in the San
Diego sector were warned to quote, be on the lookout
for individuals tied to quote Palestinian terror groups. After the
October the seventh, the Moss terror attack on Israel. There
was real concern at the time there was others that
were planning a copycat style attack in the United States
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of America. So, knowing everything that I just told you
from back in the summer, and knowing that the Biden
administration didn't do anything to keep us safe. In fact,
they knew that they had terrats and they let them
go free. Now you understand why this was such an
important issue in this election and exactly why Donald Trump
now is saying, Hey, I'm gonna find them, I'm gonna
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hunt them down, and I'm going to make sure we
also have a secure border so these people that are
on the terrorist watch lists are never let into America
or are able to break in. It is an important story,
the story of the Biden crime family. As you know,
in the final moments of Joe Biden being in office,
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he pardoned many of his family members and others that
were involved in what he believed was probably criminal activity.
That's exactly why he gave them a pardon. One of
those pardons went to Hunter Biden, and Hunter Biden was
selling access to Daddy for decades. Well, Hunter Biden now
says he's broke. The sales of his memoir and art
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have slowed to a trickle, and his rental home was impacted,
he claims, by the Pacific Palisades Fire. Yes, all of
this happening within weeks of Daddy leaving the White House.
A pardon from his dad spared him from prison, but
the former president son remained saddled with debt and was
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forced out of his house.
Speaker 3 (12:13):
That he was running by the fires.
Speaker 1 (12:16):
That is what he is now whining and complaining about.
Biden detailed his grim financial situation in a court filing yesterday,
saying he has struggled to sell his paintings in recent months.
I wonder why moving only one in the past fourteen
months compared to twenty seven paintings in the prior two.
Speaker 3 (12:40):
Or three years. These are his words. In the court filing.
Speaker 1 (12:45):
He reported quote significant debts and lackluster sales of his
memoir just more than four thousand, two hundred copies during
a one year period that led up to the trial
in Delaware last spring in which he was found guilt
of lying about his drug addiction on a federal gun
purchase form.
Speaker 3 (13:05):
Quote.
Speaker 1 (13:05):
Given the positive feedback and reviews of my artwork and memoir,
I was expecting to obtain paid speaking engagements and paid appearances,
but that has not happened, Biden wrote, citing the financial
burden of ongoing legal fees. Biden is now asking a
federal judge in LA to quote allow him to drop
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a lawsuit that he filed in twenty twenty three, accusing
former Trump White House aid of hacking the contents of
his laptop, which I guess now they're saying yet again
is actually real. Now The Daily Mail is also reporting
on this right now, and they're saying that he's in
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serious financial trouble. Also now, Hunter Biden's lawyer claims that
in a letter to Ziegler's attorney this week, who he
was suing right because he hated him because he's a
Trump White House staffer. He indicated the former first son
is straight up out of cash and can no longer
tap his sugar brother, that Hollywood attorney Kevin Morris for
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funds and is not being bailed out by Democratic donors either.
The letter of the Dailymail dot Com has exclusively gotten
says Hunter lacks the resources to continue his litigation at
this time. A source close to the case also told
The Dailymail dot Com that the pardon felon is planning
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to quit California moved back to the East Coast. The
legal letter claimed hard up Hunter's financial woes have been
exacerbated after the fires in the Pacific Palisades in early
January up ended the planeff's life by rendering his rental
house unlivable for an extended period of time. Now, if
you want to know how much the broke man was
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paying for rent in Malibu, apparently it was fifteen thousand
and eight hundred dollars per month. It was a four
million dollar home, three bedroom, three bath in nineteen fifties
style with a panoramic view over the Pacific Coast. Sounds
like the guys really broke right well. In September of
twenty twenty three, Hunter who's fifty five, he had no
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problem suing Ziegler, the twenty nine year old former Trump staffer,
and his right wing nonprofit called Marco Polo, in California
federal court for alleged computer hacking.
Speaker 3 (15:27):
Why did he do it?
Speaker 1 (15:28):
They're the ones that published a six hundred and forty
four page report on his alleged illegal activity based on
material from his infamous abandoned laptop. But now apparently Hunter
Biden just wants to drop the whole case because he
just doesn't have any money. Isn't amazing how quick he
goes broke after Daddy leave's office and the gig is up.
(15:48):
Just so you know, it's not going to be that
easy for Hunter Biden to get out of the case.
The furious man that was sued, Zieglor, told the Dailymail
dot Com that the former president Son isn't getting away
that easily. Hunter wants to cry uncle. We are opposing that,
he said. We want our attorney's fees to be paid,
for Hunter to cease lying about us and me, and
(16:12):
just generally to shut the f up.
Speaker 3 (16:15):
I couldn't have set it better myself.
Speaker 4 (16:17):
Now.
Speaker 1 (16:17):
On Wednesdays, Hunter's lawyers submitted their request to the judge,
saying that the ex first son has quote significant debt
in the millions of dollars, range Plainiff does not have
the resources to continue to litigate this matter. Of The
filing states Plainiff has suffered a significant downturn his income,
it only took weeks for this to happen, isn't that impressive,
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and has significant debt in the millions of dollars. Moreover,
this lack of resources has been exacerbated by the fires
of his rental property. The filing by the attorney Brian
Sullivan still insists Hunter had had factual and legal basis
for his lawsuit, claiming Ziegor and Marco Polo hacked the
plaintiff's iclout, but it added that Hunters suffered a significant
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downturn his income over the past eighteen months, with reduced
book and art sales, which has been his main source
of income over the prior years. Hunter's lawyers wrote he
must focus his time and resources dealing with his relocation,
the damage he has incurred due to the fires, and
paying for his family's living expenses. As opposed to this litigation.
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It was a nineteen page filing, and they argue that
Ziegler and his nonprofit will not lose any rights or
defenses by the judge dismissing the case. Hunter's legal letter
claims that he has struggled to find a new home
for himself, his wife, Melissa Cohen Biden, thirty eight, and
their toddler, Bo Junior, age four, after the January fires
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took place.
Speaker 3 (17:48):
Quote, like many others in the.
Speaker 1 (17:50):
Situation, our plaintiff has had difficulty in finding a new
permanent place to live, as well as finding it difficult
to earn a living. So plaint is must focus his
time and resources dealing with his relocation, the damage he
has incurred due to the fires, and paying for his
family's living expenses. As opposed to this litigation. They didn't
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sit at once, They stated the same thing twice in
the filing. Now now be up to the judge Vera
to decide whether Hunter Biden is allowed to just walk
away from the legal triangle that he started. To be clear,
Hunter has borrowed at least seven million dollars that we
know of from that wealthy Hollywood attorney Kevin Morris to
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repay his multi million dollar tax debts, his financing of
his lavish lifestyle, and well now footing his insanely high
legal bills. But that debt will apparently not have to
really ever be paid from what we also understand, as
there's a good chance now that Hunter Biden will I
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guess walk away from California and start all over again.
Hunter's legal team also reported for the idea of crowd
funding to finance his legal case, but that apparently didn't
work out. Hunter apparently was hoping to reap millions for
his paintings, prompted by the top New York gallery that
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had his paintings and a price tag of up to
five hundred thousand dollars a piece. Morris his guy who
gives him all of his money, the Sugar Daddy bought
eleven pieces of art for eight hundred and seventy five thousand,
with total sales reaping in one point five million. That
according to the art dealer's congressional testimony in January of
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last year, but there have been no reports of any
further sales since then. Morris Sullivan and the rest of
Hunter's legal team did not immediately respond to requests for
comment from The Daily Mail. The former first son has
significant personal expenses, they claim, including a report in five
thousand dollars a month in child support for his six
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year old daughter, Navy Joan Roberts with his former assistant.
He also apparently owes his ex wife, Kathleen two point
nine million in alimony that according to a June twenty
twenty four report by Axios. So not only does it
seem like Hunter Biden's a deadbeat dad that owes two
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point nine million in alimony alone to his ex wife,
but he's also a guy that apparently knew that this
was all a Ponzi's game from the very beginning. You
sell access to the big guy and then you make money.
But when the big guy's out of office, it's all
drying up. Sanctuary city mayors are now being forced to
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testify on Capitol Hill. These are the same mayors that
refuse to hand over individuals that are.
Speaker 3 (20:50):
Wanted by ICE.
Speaker 1 (20:51):
Why because they're a loving city, a sanctuary city, and
they refuse to abide by the law of the land. Well,
those sanctuary city mayors were forced to testify and it
didn't go very well for them.
Speaker 3 (21:04):
Take a listen, would you turn that criminal over to Ice?
Speaker 4 (21:10):
This happened outside the city of Boston, but I can
tell you in the city, whenever someone commits a crime,
whenever there's a criminal warrant, we hold them accountable. If
ICE TEMs that they are dangerous enough to hold, obtain
a criminal warrant and the Boston Police will enforce it.
Speaker 3 (21:26):
Will you turn that criminal over to ICE? We follow
the laws and make sure. Do you consider yourself a
sanctuary city. That's just we do not under that definition.
You don't use the deficition. You're not a sanctuary We
call ourselves a welcoming city.
Speaker 5 (21:41):
We're not pulling the curtain back. We have ripped the
curtain from the rods. We have revealed to America just
how fast we could have secured our border if you
had an executive that.
Speaker 3 (21:56):
Was willing to enforce the law.
Speaker 5 (21:58):
So now we're paying attention municipalities and every one of
them is lawyered up. They've changed their narrative. You'll be
held accountable. One of you said you're willing to go
to jail, we might give you that opportunity.
Speaker 3 (22:14):
Mayor yes or no. They should be deported, okay.
Speaker 2 (22:18):
Any individual yess causes hard breaks out, okay, should be
held ACA. This is why you have six percent approval reigning,
because you suck it answering questions.
Speaker 6 (22:27):
I do not think you guys are bad people, but
I think that you are ideologically misled, which is why, unfortunately,
based on your responses, I'm all going to be criminally
referring you to the Department of Justice for investigation.
Speaker 1 (22:40):
All of you will be referred for criminal investigation to
the Department of Justice. All because these radicals are sitting
there in cities refusing to hand over criminals to ICE.
There is a new whistleblower that has also come forward
in Denver. The City of Denver now being forced to
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release videos showing ICE agents chasing down and arresting a
suspected major cartel gang member who had just been literally
released from jail.
Speaker 3 (23:14):
Why was he released?
Speaker 1 (23:15):
Denver refused to hand him over to ICE inside the
safety of the facility due to their sanctuary policies. Instead,
this criminal was street released and fled upon seeing the
ICE agents outside waiting. Ice says he assaulted an agent
while being taken into custody. The local Channel nine news
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reported that ICE requested a forty eight hour heads up
on this man's release he was a high value target,
but they received that notification from the Denver jail just
ninety minutes before he walked out the front door. Now,
ICE says it makes no sense for sanctuary policies to
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ban the transfer of these hardcore criminals inside the jail,
where it is safer for everyone, including the individual wanted
by ICE.
Speaker 3 (24:12):
In this case.
Speaker 1 (24:13):
By the way, six ICE officers had to show up
to apprehend the uncuffed gang member after he was released
from the Denver jail literally walking out the front door.
Denver Mike Johnson says he reached out to ICE yesterday
and is asking to sit down with him to discuss
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the quote best procedures moving forward. In translation, this Denver
Mayor Johnson wants to discuss the best procedures when he
already knows what they are. What would the best procedure be?
Stop releasing criminal legal aliens from your jails, especially when
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you receive an ice detainer. It's just common sense. There's
literally nothing else to discuss. And the question voters should
be asking themselves now is what side are the mayors
actually on, on the side of your safety or are
they siding with the drug cartels now? Christy Noam was
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asked to go on Hannity to talk about this and
these mayors. I want you to hear what she had
to say with Sean Hannity And.
Speaker 7 (25:23):
While the mayors will getting grilled. Secretary of Homeland Security
Christy Nomes she was up in New York City at
the subway station where an illegal immigrant stands accused of
lighting a woman on fire last year. She's back in
DC from that trip, Madam Secretary. It's so good to
see you. I keep wanting to say, Governor, Governor, I'm like,
I gotta used to it.
Speaker 8 (25:43):
You can. People are still making that mistake.
Speaker 7 (25:46):
Okay, it has been so bad during the campaign. I
rolled not only Lake and Riley, Joscelyn Nungary and Rachel
Maron I'd roll all the names and maybe I'll let
my team pull up those scroll all the names of
all these people murdered, raped, victims of violent crime.
Speaker 3 (26:01):
What are you finding?
Speaker 8 (26:02):
You know, I'm finding families like that all over America
and their hearts are broken, their lives will never be
the same. And then they're living in some of these
sanctuary cities where they have leaders that won't listen to them.
And that's what's shocking to me, is well, even last night,
this State of the Union speech, I just I really
felt like the Democrats are broken in a way that
I've never seen. That's unprecedented, just the disregard for human tragedy,
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and that's really what they showed last night. But that's
what I'm finding all across this country is people are
sick of their leaders. They're sick of mayors like these
that we had on Capitol Hill today, and they're done.
They're waking up and they're very glad. Listen, we do
these raids on these criminals in these cities. People walking
by on the streets, going to work in the morning,
taking their kids to school, they stop and they go,
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thank you. They're telling these officers that are standing there
in their gear. Thank you for doing this, thank you
for being here. So yeah, to hear that on the ground,
I think is very different than what you hear when
you're listening to Democrats.
Speaker 3 (26:56):
Where's your as a human being?
Speaker 7 (26:58):
Where's your heart, where's your soul, where's your conscience? You
know your compassion? Democrats say they're compassionate, And you don't
stand for mothers that lost their children. You don't stand
for a little boy to be cancer. You don't stand
for a guy that lost his father and got into
West Point. You don't stand for a woman that lost
her hero husband police officer.
Speaker 8 (27:20):
Seriously, when they walked when the president walked in, and
they just didn't stand for him out of respect for
the institution. Out of respect for the institution. I mean,
that's at least decorum. And I served in Congress when
Obama was there, and so many times he would come
in for that State of the Union speech, and I
knew he was lying to us, and I knew he
had a political agenda and all that, but we gave
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him respect because this is the foundation of our country.
You know, this speech is constitutionally mandated, and if you're
going to be a part of it, then you follow
the process and you can disagree on politics, you can
disagree on opinions and policy, but boy, respect the institution
because it's the backbone of this country.
Speaker 3 (27:58):
I'm glad you.
Speaker 7 (27:58):
Are doing what you're doing. And the thing that I
fear is I think your task is so daunting because
you were handed a mess, as the President likes to say.
And we have terrorists, cartel members, gang members, no murderers,
rapists in the country, Okay, finding them as hard. Now
we have people that are working against you. And this
is a question I've asked you before. Are we finding
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the people that are tipping off and putting ice agents'
lives and dangers, tipping off the people that you're going
to raid.
Speaker 8 (28:27):
I have a couple of them identified that are within DHS,
and when I'm able to reveal that with the evidence,
I'm going to prosecute them to the fullest extent of
the law and I'm going to make an example out
of them. And just on the way here, I got
another notification of another leak. And I can't do anything
without it getting leak. And that's why we have to
have so many ops all over the country all the
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time that it doesn't slow us down. So that's one
of the things when I was in New York City today,
I said to so many of our law enforcement officers,
I said, so we don't have time to kiss each
other's asses. We just don't have time to sit around.
And we have to do everything we can every single
day because we might have another Lake and Riley tomorrow
and wish we would have pushed harder, and wish we
would have done more. So these these lakers, boy, they
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better watch out because we are putting just his equal
effort into identifying them as we are these criminals that
are out there raping and murdering people. As far as
I'm concerned, these lakers are more dangerous because it's a
complete disregard for our law enforcement officers. Oh absolutely, a
law or officer and a whole op is going to
people are going to die.
Speaker 7 (29:31):
And it's because some are you going to stay out
on the road and keep doing that.
Speaker 8 (29:35):
I am because I think that it means a lot
to our our you know, officers out on the street.
I learned something every single time of ways we can
be more efficient, what things I can do to streamline
the process, how we can multiply our operations and how
I can get regulations out of the way, and then
what these mayors and governors are doing to cripple us.
Speaker 7 (29:54):
If the sanctuary, I mean, how close.
Speaker 8 (29:57):
It's super cool. I mean, the President has giving me
everything that I've asked for as far as being successful
at securing the border exactly like he said he was
going to do. This guy is phenomenal. I just can't
even tell you. I love President Trump and I love
his confidence. He's just steady. He's confident in this job.
What he said last night that he feels like God
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protected him to make America great again. That man believes it,
and I believe it.
Speaker 3 (30:23):
I know that for a fact.
Speaker 7 (30:24):
He as it. I've known him thirty years, Madam Secretary.
A great job. Please keep us in the loop. It
really means a lot to this audience. We appreciate it,
all right.
Speaker 3 (30:34):
It's incredible. Christy No, I'm saying.
Speaker 1 (30:36):
These ICE leakers, by the way, that have been identified
are now facing prosecution. In a late night drop, saying
that she's identified a couple of them and she now
knows who they are. These are the people that were
leaking the location of ICE agents and now they will
be brought to justice as well. Don't forget to share
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It is some of the most shocking news that we've
seen thus far finding out exactly how bad it got
under Joe Biden's leadership, especially in twenty twenty four, when
it comes to releasing people that are terrorists or connected
to known terrorists deliberately and purposely into the United States
of America when we had them caught President Joe Biden's deputies.
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We now have learned and released almost one hundred terror
linked migrants into America's communities in twenty twenty four. This
coming from Tulca Gabbert, who President Donald Trump named the
Director of National Intelligence. She had a press conference in
Eagle Pass, Texas, at the southern border, with the Vice
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President by her side, and here is what she had
to say about the shocking new news.
Speaker 2 (00:54):
Ampe has been in office. Really what you're seeing here
today and what you'll continue to see as a unified
for across President Trump's National security team, the Department of
Homeland Security towards our mission, which is to ensure a safe, free,
and prosperous society for Americans. As Director of National Intelligence,
there are a number of areas where we are focused.
(01:15):
The President talked about in his speech over twenty one
million people have come across our borders illegally under Joe
Biden's administration. There are many of them that we don't
know who they are. They have not been vetted, we
don't know where they are. I'll give you one quick
example of one of the problems that we are getting
after from Central Asia. There were over four thousand people
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who came across our borders using an ISIS affiliated network.
Our National counter Terrorism Center went through and identified those individuals.
There were hundreds of them who were either known terrorists
or associated with known terrorists. That information was provided to
the Biden administration.
Speaker 3 (01:54):
You may remember in some of the news.
Speaker 2 (01:56):
A little over one hundred of those people were arrested
in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3 (02:01):
Of those who.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
Are arrested, only eight were either deported or remained in
custody only eight. The rest of them were released back
into our country. Where what are they doing? What may
they be plotting? This is just the beginning. There are
many many areas that we need to stay very focused on,
working with Department of Homeland Security, working with the FBI
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to ensure that we're keeping the American people safe. Our
counter Terrorism Center is working on making sure that we
have that single source for vetting so that we can
figure out who is actually in our country and identify
those who pose a threat and get them removed. The
President's designation of the cartels as foreign terrorists organizations falls
directly into this, especially as we're seeing some of the
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tactics that these cartels are using reflect some of the
tactics that we've seen used by Islamus terrafs in countries
that many of us have served in overseas.
Speaker 3 (02:55):
Our mission is very clear.
Speaker 2 (02:57):
Our objective is to keep the American people safe. I'm
great to be a part of this team that President
Trump has assembled to accomplish that mission.
Speaker 4 (03:04):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (03:05):
So let's dive into some of the facts of what
she just said. From Central Asia, there were over four
thousand people who came across our border using an ISIS
affiliated network. She then said, Our National counter Terrorism Center
went through and identified those individuals. There were hundreds of
them who were either known terrorists or directly associated with
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known terrorists. The information was provided directly to the Biden administration.
Speaker 3 (03:35):
And what do they do. Nothing?
Speaker 1 (03:38):
In fact, they said, let them go into the United
States of America's interior. Now most of you right now
that are listening to this are probably very angry over
the fact that the Biden administration knew they had terrorists
that they had caught, and they said not just let
them go. The question you have to ask yourself is why. Well,
partly because they didn't want to have to admit that
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their open border policy was allowing for known terrorists to
come into the United States of America at record numbers,
and if they held these terrorists, they were going to
have to tell the American people that they had, in
fact caught about a hundred terrorists coming across the southern border.
Now there's also a bigger problem, and that is foreign
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countries allowing the transit of illegal immigrants into America. Well,
the President of the United States of America has empowered
the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio to announce a new policy,
a policy going after those foreign countries and penalizing them.
Any country that allows the transit of illegal immigrants will
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now be penalized by the United States of America. The
moral of the story, Donald Trump is going on offense
and exposing exactly what the Biden administration did to put
many of our lives at risk.
Speaker 3 (04:55):
We also know that many of these terrorists are.
Speaker 1 (04:57):
Being hunted down right now by ICE agents and our
government at all levels. This is exactly why the President
said it is time for us to secure the border
at all costs, because yes, there are some bad own
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July of twenty twenty four for sure that there was
a major coverup of terrorists that were on the terrorist
watch list that were coming across our southern border.
Speaker 3 (07:46):
How do we find this out?
Speaker 1 (07:47):
We found out in the summer of twenty twenty four
from whistleblowers. Border agents in fact detained three Palestinian illegal
immigrants who obviously illegally cross the southern border after they
were found to have had ties to terrorist organizations earlier
this month that according to sources, one of the migrants
(08:08):
had delicious photos on their phone, including a picture of
a mass man holding an AK forty seven rifle. Federal
law enforcement sources also sat at the time. In addition
to the three Palestinians, federal authorities caught one migrant from
Turkey who is also suspected of having ties to tear groups.
The migrants were among groups of dozens of migrants who
(08:32):
turned themselves in to border agents at the San Diego sector.
Sources then claimed an investigation to the migrants is quote
ongoing is what the Biden administration said at the time.
The group was transferred to Immigration and Customs enforcement in
the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Forces quote investigating their cases.
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It's the largest example of potential security threats entering the
US via the southern border, especially at San Diego. Overwhelmed
border patrol agents told the New York Posts in June
that they do not have the tools to fully vet
the migrants who are coming in from all over the world,
particularly in the San Diego area. Mostly they are only
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able to use US terror watch lists and other American
resources to help determine which migrants could be a real
tear threat. Border agents who do not have access to
terror or criminal databases from other countries are in essence
out of luck, and the Biden administration at the time
knew this and was allowing it to continue to happen.
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One border patrol agent said, quote, knowing who these guys are,
we have no access to anything international, Like, we really
don't and it kind of sucks, is what another border
patrol agent said who spoke to the Post because they
said they were not authorized to give quote public statements.
Another said, I wanted to get into border patrol and
protect a Americans from terrace and it's like, well, I
(10:02):
probably let Terras in the country, is what another border
patrol agent said. A Customs and Border Protection spokesman at
the time would not respond to requests for comment to
the Post when this came out in June of twenty four.
It's unclear, by the way, which terrists organizations the migrants
were allegedly affiliated with at the time, but we knew
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they were connected to terraces. Border agents in the San
Diego sector were warned to quote, be on the lookout
for individuals tied to quote Palestinian terror groups. After the
October the seventh, the Moss terror attack on Israel. There
was real concern at the time there was others that
were planning a copycat style attack in the United States
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of America. So, knowing everything that I just told you
from back in the summer, and knowing that the Biden
administration didn't do anything to keep us safe. In fact,
they knew that they had terrats and they let them
go free. Now you understand why this was such an
important issue in this election and exactly why Donald Trump
now is saying, Hey, I'm gonna find them, I'm gonna
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hunt them down, and I'm going to make sure we
also have a secure border so these people that are
on the terrorist watch lists are never let into America
or are able to break in. It is an important story,
the story of the Biden crime family. As you know,
in the final moments of Joe Biden being in office,
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he pardoned many of his family members and others that
were involved in what he believed was probably criminal activity.
That's exactly why he gave them a pardon. One of
those pardons went to Hunter Biden, and Hunter Biden was
selling access to Daddy for decades. Well, Hunter Biden now
says he's broke. The sales of his memoir and art
(11:51):
have slowed to a trickle, and his rental home was impacted,
he claims, by the Pacific Palisades Fire. Yes, all of
this happening within weeks of Daddy leaving the White House.
A pardon from his dad spared him from prison, but
the former president son remained saddled with debt and was
(12:12):
forced out of his house.
Speaker 3 (12:13):
That he was running by the fires.
Speaker 1 (12:16):
That is what he is now whining and complaining about.
Biden detailed his grim financial situation in a court filing yesterday,
saying he has struggled to sell his paintings in recent months.
I wonder why moving only one in the past fourteen
months compared to twenty seven paintings in the prior two.
Speaker 3 (12:40):
Or three years. These are his words. In the court filing.
Speaker 1 (12:45):
He reported quote significant debts and lackluster sales of his
memoir just more than four thousand, two hundred copies during
a one year period that led up to the trial
in Delaware last spring in which he was found guilt
of lying about his drug addiction on a federal gun
purchase form.
Speaker 3 (13:05):
Quote.
Speaker 1 (13:05):
Given the positive feedback and reviews of my artwork and memoir,
I was expecting to obtain paid speaking engagements and paid appearances,
but that has not happened, Biden wrote, citing the financial
burden of ongoing legal fees. Biden is now asking a
federal judge in LA to quote allow him to drop
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a lawsuit that he filed in twenty twenty three, accusing
former Trump White House aid of hacking the contents of
his laptop, which I guess now they're saying yet again
is actually real. Now The Daily Mail is also reporting
on this right now, and they're saying that he's in
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serious financial trouble. Also now, Hunter Biden's lawyer claims that
in a letter to Ziegler's attorney this week, who he
was suing right because he hated him because he's a
Trump White House staffer. He indicated the former first son
is straight up out of cash and can no longer
tap his sugar brother, that Hollywood attorney Kevin Morris for
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funds and is not being bailed out by Democratic donors either.
The letter of the Dailymail dot Com has exclusively gotten
says Hunter lacks the resources to continue his litigation at
this time. A source close to the case also told
The Dailymail dot Com that the pardon felon is planning
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to quit California moved back to the East Coast. The
legal letter claimed hard up Hunter's financial woes have been
exacerbated after the fires in the Pacific Palisades in early
January up ended the planeff's life by rendering his rental
house unlivable for an extended period of time. Now, if
you want to know how much the broke man was
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paying for rent in Malibu, apparently it was fifteen thousand
and eight hundred dollars per month. It was a four
million dollar home, three bedroom, three bath in nineteen fifties
style with a panoramic view over the Pacific Coast. Sounds
like the guys really broke right well. In September of
twenty twenty three, Hunter who's fifty five, he had no
(15:15):
problem suing Ziegler, the twenty nine year old former Trump staffer,
and his right wing nonprofit called Marco Polo, in California
federal court for alleged computer hacking.
Speaker 3 (15:27):
Why did he do it?
Speaker 1 (15:28):
They're the ones that published a six hundred and forty
four page report on his alleged illegal activity based on
material from his infamous abandoned laptop. But now apparently Hunter
Biden just wants to drop the whole case because he
just doesn't have any money. Isn't amazing how quick he
goes broke after Daddy leave's office and the gig is up.
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Just so you know, it's not going to be that
easy for Hunter Biden to get out of the case.
The furious man that was sued, Zieglor, told the Dailymail
dot Com that the former president Son isn't getting away
that easily. Hunter wants to cry uncle. We are opposing that,
he said. We want our attorney's fees to be paid,
for Hunter to cease lying about us and me, and
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just generally to shut the f up.
Speaker 3 (16:15):
I couldn't have set it better myself.
Speaker 4 (16:17):
Now.
Speaker 1 (16:17):
On Wednesdays, Hunter's lawyers submitted their request to the judge,
saying that the ex first son has quote significant debt
in the millions of dollars, range Plainiff does not have
the resources to continue to litigate this matter. Of The
filing states Plainiff has suffered a significant downturn his income,
it only took weeks for this to happen, isn't that impressive,
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and has significant debt in the millions of dollars. Moreover,
this lack of resources has been exacerbated by the fires
of his rental property. The filing by the attorney Brian
Sullivan still insists Hunter had had factual and legal basis
for his lawsuit, claiming Ziegor and Marco Polo hacked the
plaintiff's iclout, but it added that Hunters suffered a significant
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downturn his income over the past eighteen months, with reduced
book and art sales, which has been his main source
of income over the prior years. Hunter's lawyers wrote he
must focus his time and resources dealing with his relocation,
the damage he has incurred due to the fires, and
paying for his family's living expenses. As opposed to this litigation.
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It was a nineteen page filing, and they argue that
Ziegler and his nonprofit will not lose any rights or
defenses by the judge dismissing the case. Hunter's legal letter
claims that he has struggled to find a new home
for himself, his wife, Melissa Cohen Biden, thirty eight, and
their toddler, Bo Junior, age four, after the January fires
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took place.
Speaker 3 (17:48):
Quote, like many others in the.
Speaker 1 (17:50):
Situation, our plaintiff has had difficulty in finding a new
permanent place to live, as well as finding it difficult
to earn a living. So plaint is must focus his
time and resources dealing with his relocation, the damage he
has incurred due to the fires, and paying for his
family's living expenses. As opposed to this litigation. They didn't
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sit at once, They stated the same thing twice in
the filing. Now now be up to the judge Vera
to decide whether Hunter Biden is allowed to just walk
away from the legal triangle that he started. To be clear,
Hunter has borrowed at least seven million dollars that we
know of from that wealthy Hollywood attorney Kevin Morris to
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repay his multi million dollar tax debts, his financing of
his lavish lifestyle, and well now footing his insanely high
legal bills. But that debt will apparently not have to
really ever be paid from what we also understand, as
there's a good chance now that Hunter Biden will I
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guess walk away from California and start all over again.
Hunter's legal team also reported for the idea of crowd
funding to finance his legal case, but that apparently didn't
work out. Hunter apparently was hoping to reap millions for
his paintings, prompted by the top New York gallery that
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had his paintings and a price tag of up to
five hundred thousand dollars a piece. Morris his guy who
gives him all of his money, the Sugar Daddy bought
eleven pieces of art for eight hundred and seventy five thousand,
with total sales reaping in one point five million. That
according to the art dealer's congressional testimony in January of
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last year, but there have been no reports of any
further sales since then. Morris Sullivan and the rest of
Hunter's legal team did not immediately respond to requests for
comment from The Daily Mail. The former first son has
significant personal expenses, they claim, including a report in five
thousand dollars a month in child support for his six
(19:59):
year old daughter, Navy Joan Roberts with his former assistant.
He also apparently owes his ex wife, Kathleen two point
nine million in alimony that according to a June twenty
twenty four report by Axios. So not only does it
seem like Hunter Biden's a deadbeat dad that owes two
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point nine million in alimony alone to his ex wife,
but he's also a guy that apparently knew that this
was all a Ponzi's game from the very beginning. You
sell access to the big guy and then you make money.
But when the big guy's out of office, it's all
drying up. Sanctuary city mayors are now being forced to
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testify on Capitol Hill. These are the same mayors that
refuse to hand over individuals that are.
Speaker 3 (20:50):
Wanted by ICE.
Speaker 1 (20:51):
Why because they're a loving city, a sanctuary city, and
they refuse to abide by the law of the land. Well,
those sanctuary city mayors were forced to testify and it
didn't go very well for them.
Speaker 3 (21:04):
Take a listen, would you turn that criminal over to Ice?
Speaker 4 (21:10):
This happened outside the city of Boston, but I can
tell you in the city, whenever someone commits a crime,
whenever there's a criminal warrant, we hold them accountable. If
ICE TEMs that they are dangerous enough to hold, obtain
a criminal warrant and the Boston Police will enforce it.
Speaker 3 (21:26):
Will you turn that criminal over to ICE? We follow
the laws and make sure. Do you consider yourself a
sanctuary city. That's just we do not under that definition.
You don't use the deficition. You're not a sanctuary We
call ourselves a welcoming city.
Speaker 5 (21:41):
We're not pulling the curtain back. We have ripped the
curtain from the rods. We have revealed to America just
how fast we could have secured our border if you
had an executive that.
Speaker 3 (21:56):
Was willing to enforce the law.
Speaker 5 (21:58):
So now we're paying attention municipalities and every one of
them is lawyered up. They've changed their narrative. You'll be
held accountable. One of you said you're willing to go
to jail, we might give you that opportunity.
Speaker 3 (22:14):
Mayor yes or no. They should be deported, okay.
Speaker 2 (22:18):
Any individual yess causes hard breaks out, okay, should be
held ACA. This is why you have six percent approval reigning,
because you suck it answering questions.
Speaker 6 (22:27):
I do not think you guys are bad people, but
I think that you are ideologically misled, which is why, unfortunately,
based on your responses, I'm all going to be criminally
referring you to the Department of Justice for investigation.
Speaker 1 (22:40):
All of you will be referred for criminal investigation to
the Department of Justice. All because these radicals are sitting
there in cities refusing to hand over criminals to ICE.
There is a new whistleblower that has also come forward
in Denver. The City of Denver now being forced to
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release videos showing ICE agents chasing down and arresting a
suspected major cartel gang member who had just been literally
released from jail.
Speaker 3 (23:14):
Why was he released?
Speaker 1 (23:15):
Denver refused to hand him over to ICE inside the
safety of the facility due to their sanctuary policies. Instead,
this criminal was street released and fled upon seeing the
ICE agents outside waiting. Ice says he assaulted an agent
while being taken into custody. The local Channel nine news
(23:38):
reported that ICE requested a forty eight hour heads up
on this man's release he was a high value target,
but they received that notification from the Denver jail just
ninety minutes before he walked out the front door. Now,
ICE says it makes no sense for sanctuary policies to
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ban the transfer of these hardcore criminals inside the jail,
where it is safer for everyone, including the individual wanted
by ICE.
Speaker 3 (24:12):
In this case.
Speaker 1 (24:13):
By the way, six ICE officers had to show up
to apprehend the uncuffed gang member after he was released
from the Denver jail literally walking out the front door.
Denver Mike Johnson says he reached out to ICE yesterday
and is asking to sit down with him to discuss
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the quote best procedures moving forward. In translation, this Denver
Mayor Johnson wants to discuss the best procedures when he
already knows what they are. What would the best procedure be?
Stop releasing criminal legal aliens from your jails, especially when
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you receive an ice detainer. It's just common sense. There's
literally nothing else to discuss. And the question voters should
be asking themselves now is what side are the mayors
actually on, on the side of your safety or are
they siding with the drug cartels now? Christy Noam was
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asked to go on Hannity to talk about this and
these mayors. I want you to hear what she had
to say with Sean Hannity And.
Speaker 7 (25:23):
While the mayors will getting grilled. Secretary of Homeland Security
Christy Nomes she was up in New York City at
the subway station where an illegal immigrant stands accused of
lighting a woman on fire last year. She's back in
DC from that trip, Madam Secretary. It's so good to
see you. I keep wanting to say, Governor, Governor, I'm like,
I gotta used to it.
Speaker 8 (25:43):
You can. People are still making that mistake.
Speaker 7 (25:46):
Okay, it has been so bad during the campaign. I
rolled not only Lake and Riley, Joscelyn Nungary and Rachel
Maron I'd roll all the names and maybe I'll let
my team pull up those scroll all the names of
all these people murdered, raped, victims of violent crime.
Speaker 3 (26:01):
What are you finding?
Speaker 8 (26:02):
You know, I'm finding families like that all over America
and their hearts are broken, their lives will never be
the same. And then they're living in some of these
sanctuary cities where they have leaders that won't listen to them.
And that's what's shocking to me, is well, even last night,
this State of the Union speech, I just I really
felt like the Democrats are broken in a way that
I've never seen. That's unprecedented, just the disregard for human tragedy,
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and that's really what they showed last night. But that's
what I'm finding all across this country is people are
sick of their leaders. They're sick of mayors like these
that we had on Capitol Hill today, and they're done.
They're waking up and they're very glad. Listen, we do
these raids on these criminals in these cities. People walking
by on the streets, going to work in the morning,
taking their kids to school, they stop and they go,
(26:46):
thank you. They're telling these officers that are standing there
in their gear. Thank you for doing this, thank you
for being here. So yeah, to hear that on the ground,
I think is very different than what you hear when
you're listening to Democrats.
Speaker 3 (26:56):
Where's your as a human being?
Speaker 7 (26:58):
Where's your heart, where's your soul, where's your conscience? You
know your compassion? Democrats say they're compassionate, And you don't
stand for mothers that lost their children. You don't stand
for a little boy to be cancer. You don't stand
for a guy that lost his father and got into
West Point. You don't stand for a woman that lost
her hero husband police officer.
Speaker 8 (27:20):
Seriously, when they walked when the president walked in, and
they just didn't stand for him out of respect for
the institution. Out of respect for the institution. I mean,
that's at least decorum. And I served in Congress when
Obama was there, and so many times he would come
in for that State of the Union speech, and I
knew he was lying to us, and I knew he
had a political agenda and all that, but we gave
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him respect because this is the foundation of our country.
You know, this speech is constitutionally mandated, and if you're
going to be a part of it, then you follow
the process and you can disagree on politics, you can
disagree on opinions and policy, but boy, respect the institution
because it's the backbone of this country.
Speaker 3 (27:58):
I'm glad you.
Speaker 7 (27:58):
Are doing what you're doing. And the thing that I
fear is I think your task is so daunting because
you were handed a mess, as the President likes to say.
And we have terrorists, cartel members, gang members, no murderers,
rapists in the country, Okay, finding them as hard. Now
we have people that are working against you. And this
is a question I've asked you before. Are we finding
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the people that are tipping off and putting ice agents'
lives and dangers, tipping off the people that you're going
to raid.
Speaker 8 (28:27):
I have a couple of them identified that are within DHS,
and when I'm able to reveal that with the evidence,
I'm going to prosecute them to the fullest extent of
the law and I'm going to make an example out
of them. And just on the way here, I got
another notification of another leak. And I can't do anything
without it getting leak. And that's why we have to
have so many ops all over the country all the
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time that it doesn't slow us down. So that's one
of the things when I was in New York City today,
I said to so many of our law enforcement officers,
I said, so we don't have time to kiss each
other's asses. We just don't have time to sit around.
And we have to do everything we can every single
day because we might have another Lake and Riley tomorrow
and wish we would have pushed harder, and wish we
would have done more. So these these lakers, boy, they
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better watch out because we are putting just his equal
effort into identifying them as we are these criminals that
are out there raping and murdering people. As far as
I'm concerned, these lakers are more dangerous because it's a
complete disregard for our law enforcement officers. Oh absolutely, a
law or officer and a whole op is going to
people are going to die.
Speaker 7 (29:31):
And it's because some are you going to stay out
on the road and keep doing that.
Speaker 8 (29:35):
I am because I think that it means a lot
to our our you know, officers out on the street.
I learned something every single time of ways we can
be more efficient, what things I can do to streamline
the process, how we can multiply our operations and how
I can get regulations out of the way, and then
what these mayors and governors are doing to cripple us.
Speaker 7 (29:54):
If the sanctuary, I mean, how close.
Speaker 8 (29:57):
It's super cool. I mean, the President has giving me
everything that I've asked for as far as being successful
at securing the border exactly like he said he was
going to do. This guy is phenomenal. I just can't
even tell you. I love President Trump and I love
his confidence. He's just steady. He's confident in this job.
What he said last night that he feels like God
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protected him to make America great again. That man believes it,
and I believe it.
Speaker 3 (30:23):
I know that for a fact.
Speaker 7 (30:24):
He as it. I've known him thirty years, Madam Secretary.
A great job. Please keep us in the loop. It
really means a lot to this audience. We appreciate it,
all right.
Speaker 3 (30:34):
It's incredible. Christy No, I'm saying.
Speaker 1 (30:36):
These ICE leakers, by the way, that have been identified
are now facing prosecution. In a late night drop, saying
that she's identified a couple of them and she now
knows who they are. These are the people that were
leaking the location of ICE agents and now they will
be brought to justice as well. Don't forget to share
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