3-28-25 - 8am - Reasons NOT Being Deported and Knife Crime

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Dragon.

Speaker 2 (00:02):
What was that truck stops? I'm being a birdy stereotype here.
I'd expect something like that out of Mike or Michael.
But you, I'm just speechless. You too must be two
p's in a pod sharing the same DNA. Your family

(00:23):
tree came from the same shrub.

Speaker 3 (00:26):
I'm a little lost, and yes that there are certain
points in you know, the family history where the tree
doesn't fork, But you don't.

Speaker 4 (00:37):
Call them truck stops. What are they called? Then?

Speaker 1 (00:43):
The text line, Uh.

Speaker 3 (00:46):
I know what the truck stop girlfriends are called. But
odds I just pointed out truck stops. Yeah, so are
truck stops not called truck stops? And if you're feeling
called out, that's a you problem.

Speaker 1 (01:09):
I think I'll just stay out of this one altogether. Uh.
When you live under Marxist rule, you know this authoritarianism
that we live under where you don't have any choice,
and you don't have any choice because they, and let

(01:30):
me define they, the ruling of lead here, that part
of the cabal that sits on a city council, a
group of county commissioners, or uh, you know the politbureau
here in Colorado or at the at the federal level.
They all believe, as we all see it, we see
it all the time, they know better how you should

(01:51):
live your life than you do. They want to make
the choices for you, and they want to limit those
choices because that gives them more power, and it's all
about power to them. Well, to live under that kind
of authoritary Marxist rule means that you're going to have
every aspect of your life micromanaged by a bunch of
sanctimonious a holes that simply because they won an election

(02:12):
somehow think they're better than you. In New York, that
now includes sorting woo wood food waste out of your
garbage starting Wednesday, April for is that Tuesday year? Is it? When?
Whatever April first? Is this?

Speaker 4 (02:29):
Wee Tuesday?

Speaker 1 (02:30):
Now Tuesday. I think if you live in New York,
you will have to separate food waste from your trash
or you'll get a twenty five dollars fine from the
Department of Sanitation. And not only are do you have
to do that, but they are now distributing educational materials

(02:52):
to tell you what to do.

Speaker 5 (02:54):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (02:54):
This comes from nyc dot gov Sanitation curbside com posting
what the composts. Don't compost you know, wrappers, pet waste,
medical waste, diapers, foam, personal or hygiene products. But and
do not compost metal, glass, plastic, cardens, clean paper, cardboard.

(03:15):
And here's how to compost. And here's mandatory separation. Leaf
and yard waste. Separation from trash is now mandatory starting
April twenty one, you'll be subject to fines. Owners and
property managers of buildings with four or more units must
provide a designated storage area with clearly labeled compost bins.
Learn more about composting and larger buildings, and they're gonna

(03:37):
have some info sessions and then hell, all these resources,
let's see. You can look at this in Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, French, Haitian, Creole, Hindi,
a Korean, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Urdu, Yiddish. Huh. Well that's helpful,
isn't it. So this education material that's been developed by

(03:58):
the New York City Department Sanitation established that food scraps
and food soiled paper should be set aside in compost
binds instead of trash banks. Yeah, if by chance, you
in any way paid any federal taxes, or if you

(04:21):
hold in your pocket right now, or in a bank account,
any of your inflated US currency, you help pay for it. Yes,
sitting in Colorado or wherever you're listening to me, you
help pay for this. In New York Sanitation Department department

(04:41):
spokesperson Vincent greg Nalli. Greg Nanny said the department has
also has two million dollars in federal funding to spend
on advertising about the program Doze Calling Doze, we at,
why are taxpayers federal tax pairs helping to pay for

(05:02):
the advertising to help support the authoritarianism in New York
City that if your food has you know, for example,
I told you yesterday I went to the Whole Food's
bud Steak and you know, oh you're dragging. You'd be
so proud of me. I walked into Whole Foods, huh,
And I was just to buy one steak because I

(05:24):
wanted a particular steak grilled last night. So I walked
up to the butcher and pointed to the steak I wanted.
He handed it to me. He first wrapped it in
a thin piece of paper, and then he double wrapped
it in another piece of paper and put you know,
the sticker on it for as I'm waiting for him

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to do that, I look over and there are the
plastic bags you would use for like veggies and things.
Because I had decided while he was wrapping the I
should go get over to the dessert area and get
like a cheesecake or something to bring home for dessert,

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you know, to be nice, to tame or bring home
something something nice, because of course, But then I thought that,
but I don't have any bags, and I don't want
to pay any bags.

Speaker 4 (06:18):
Well duh, they're right there.

Speaker 1 (06:20):
Yeah, So I grabbed two plastic bags and I put
the steak in one, and then I put the desserts
in another bag and checked out with it. Perfect little
checkout person as watching me. She couldn't say anything, true,
little thing. Little victories like that in life sadly make

(06:40):
me very happy. The pathetic life that makes me very happy.

Speaker 4 (06:44):
It is sad that those kind of things have to happen.

Speaker 1 (06:49):
Well, yes, it is sad that those things have to happen,
But it's even sadder that I get great joy out
of it. And I get great joy out of it
because I just looked at her and just smiled kind
of like there's not a damn thing you can say
about it. You provided them for customers to use them.
I'm a customer and I'm using it.

Speaker 3 (07:08):
And that is most definitely what you want to do
with meat products. You don't want it to contaminate the
other products that you're happen to be carrying around, even.

Speaker 1 (07:14):
Though it was already double wrapped.

Speaker 4 (07:16):
Nope, some juices could escape somehow.

Speaker 1 (07:18):
That's right. Safe, that's right. And from now in New York.
What made me think about that is in New York.
Now both of those papers have to now go into
the composting for the food stuff. True, because it now
has it now has steak juice on it. It's got
those enzimes. Everybody thinks it's blood. It's enzymes. Uh. So

(07:39):
you thought that making people separate recyclable material would be
enough to placate the uh congregants of the Church of
the Climate Activists. But nothing will, nothing will ever be
enough for them, because again it's not you know, it's
not about the climate. It's not even about the delta smelt.
It's not even about some little rat somewhere. It's about
liberal's ability to make you do whatever they tell you

(08:02):
to do. After they do three separate binds for your
garbage in New York. It will soon become four. I
still just put it in one. And by the way,
if remember the woman I told you about that I
can't play, but she believes that millionaires and millionaires are

(08:23):
keeping her that we there be enough for everybody to
have more than what they need, except for the millionaires
and billionaires. Well, largely because of that stupidity, and largely
because that dumbassy is the official ideology of the Church
of the Climate activists, low class behavior isn't just for

(08:44):
low class. From Issaquah, Washington, a suburb of Seattle, Camellia Ensler,
fifty five year old woman. So I just point out
her age, not because I'm aged, but just because I
think that most fifty five year old people I assume
are of course, based on his audience and some of

(09:07):
the things that they say and leave and send us.
Maybe I'm completely wrong about this, but I would think
that most fifty five year old people are mature. I
tried to say, is in a valley girl way, kind
of like mature? Really, I don't know. Camellia Ensler, fifty

(09:28):
five years old. This is this is from the Daily Mail.
Is facing charges of malicious mischief in the third degree, Oh,
malicious mischief because she was filmed vandalizing another driver's Tesla model.
Why on March twenty at the Instaquau Commons shopping center.

(09:49):
According to the Popo, we got another one caught on video.
Now we've seen a lot of this lately. The king,
according to The Daily Mail, came amid a spate of
recent attacks on Tesla's over owner, Elon Musk, work with
the Trump administration. But investigators are calling this one a

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road rage incident rather than being politically motivated. Why Now,
This woman is married to Jeff Ensler, who's the lead
software engineer at a company that you may use in
your business, and that I know we use in this

(10:31):
business because I just had to sign a new contract
with this company using the company doc you sign and
he's worked there for twelve years. They live in a
one point five million dollar home in Bellevue, which is
not that impressive a stunning suburb of Seattle to Spain
for all of its greenery and slakes and blown and oh,

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by the way, and she owns a fitness company too,
called I Peak Fitness. Apparently you can't buy class, but
you can't be stupid. You can. You can be stupid
and classless at the same time. Now when it comes
to allowing unlawful invaders, because you can't say illegal alien
anymore because that's political incorrect. When it comes to allowing

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illegal aliens from Islamo Land to stay in again, the
United Kingdom is a great example of this. So as
to you know, the great replacement theory to get rid
of the navy population, any excuse is going to do.
I'll give you an example here. This comes from the
Daily Express. You know, the foreign papers tend to give
us a lot more news sometimes than the local papers do.

(11:37):
An illegal Iraqi migrant alien who fled his home country
over his part in an alleged examination fraud, has avoided
deportation after claiming a people's smuggler threw away his ID
in his phone. Well sucks to be you, doesn't it.
The unnamed obviously think that these have any ID, says

(11:58):
that without the family contact infl in his phone, he
can't replace his lost ID, so for now he gets
to stay now. According to the Daily Express, many ministers,
not preachers, ministers like government officials, had been warned that
too many foreign criminals have been allowed to stay for
reasons which defy common sense, such as you're alcoholic. It's

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not just enough that you're an illegal alien, but you're
an alcoholic illegal alien. A Pakistani pedophile who attacked a
teenage girl has been allowed to remain in the United
Kingdom after successfully arguing that deportation would violate his human
rights because of his alcoholism. We've got an excuse for everything, Democrats, liberals,

(12:50):
Marxist socialists, authoritarians, but I repeat myself, all want to
find an excuse for your criminal and sometimes just stupid behavior.
Despite the Home Office, their equivalent of our Department of
Homeland Security, issuing a deportation order, he appealed using the

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European Convention on Human Rights. While serving a one year
sentence for assaulting the teenager. He had been imprisoned for
sex crimes before. So in the United Kingdom and I
think here too, bad behavior is rewarded on the grounds
that it's frowned upon where the migrants originate. The case

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follows similar incidents, including one back in February, when another
Pakistani pedophile was permitted to remain in the United Kingdom
after a judge ruled that deportation would be unduly harsh
because this family in Pakistan took a dim view of
his crimes. So the family in Pakistan doesn't like their

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dirt bag family member because he's a pedophile. And so
that's the reason that the United Kingdom won't departing back
because his family's mad at him. Now, speaking of pedophiles,
a trans identified male in Yesen, Germany, has been sentenced
to ten months probation after repeatedly exposing his genitals in public, soliciting,

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soliciting migrant children, the illegal alien children for sexual abuse,
and then literally pissing on them, as the story says,
spraying them with his euine I don't want to I
don't want to sanitize the language. He pissed on them.
He literally pissed on them. The prosecutor that was assigned

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to this case argued that his crimes were simply an
attempt by him to affirm her femininity, and the judge agreed. Now,
while the identity of the forty two year old perp
and pervert was withheld by the German press because of
their privacy laws, they do name the man another like like.

(15:08):
Hild Westward names the man as Sophie Coco a Kakistan
Nadi with a long history of sexiphenses.

Speaker 2 (15:18):
I don't know.

Speaker 1 (15:19):
Trump might be right that the Muslim world might not
be sending their best people through the immigration floodgates that
exists all over the world. And while that's happening elsewhere
in this country, we have a Secretary of State who
I just this guy sometimes absolutely astonishes me. Marco, Little Marco.

(15:41):
You're not going to believe what little Marco had to say.
You know, he was actually a brilliant choice by Donald Trump.

Speaker 4 (15:50):
Oh we vod visa.

Speaker 6 (15:52):
That's an F one g s. I believe we were
voted and here's why. And I'll say it again.

Speaker 4 (15:56):
I said it.

Speaker 6 (15:57):
Ever, let me be abundantly clear. Okay, if you go
apply for the right now anywhere in the world, let
me just send this message out. If you apply for
a visa to enter the United States and be a student,
and you tell us that the reason why you're coming
to the United States is not just because you want
to write our eds, because you want to participate in
movements that are involved in doing things like vandalizing universities,

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harassing students, taking over buildings, creating a ruckus.

Speaker 4 (16:20):
We're not going to give you a visa.

Speaker 1 (16:22):
I like the use of the word rugus. If you
come to this country and you're creating a ruckus, we're
going to kick your ass.

Speaker 6 (16:28):
Out beds because you want to participate in movements that
are involved in doing things like vandalizing universities, harassing students,
taking over buildings, creating a ruckus.

Speaker 4 (16:38):
We're not going to give you a visa.

Speaker 1 (16:40):
If you lie to.

Speaker 6 (16:40):
Us and get a visa and then enter the United
States and with that visa participate in that sort of activity,
We're going.

Speaker 1 (16:46):
To take away your visa.

Speaker 6 (16:47):
Now. Once you've lost your visa, you're no longer legally
in the United States, and we have a right, like
every country in the world, has a right to remove
you from our country.

Speaker 1 (16:55):
So it's just that simple.

Speaker 6 (16:56):
I think it's crazy.

Speaker 1 (16:57):
I think it's stupid for.

Speaker 6 (16:59):
Any country in the world to welcome people into their country.
They're going to go to your universities as visitors.

Speaker 1 (17:04):
They're visitors.

Speaker 6 (17:05):
I say, I'm going to your universities to start a riot.

Speaker 1 (17:10):
Go for it, Marco, go for it.

Speaker 2 (17:18):
Are you saying someone can get sick eating truck stop tacosh.

Speaker 1 (17:25):
No truck stop sushi. You gonna sounds good. Let's go
to Federal Boulevard, got to one of the taker rios,
get some really good tacos this morning. Doesn't that sound good?

Speaker 4 (17:44):
Yes?

Speaker 1 (17:45):
You wanna do?

Speaker 4 (17:46):
That's blow this off with you.

Speaker 1 (17:49):
I'll buy.

Speaker 4 (17:50):
Yes, then I'm down.

Speaker 1 (17:51):
See, I'm just I'm just desperate for companionships. So you know,
I'm I'm willing to blow you know, ten bucks to
get your couple of tacos. Yeah, but you'll drive, because
you know, I'll sit in the backseat and you can
drive me up there and we'll get tacos. A mass
stabbing incident near Amsterdam's Damn Square has now resulted in

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injuries to at least five people. Yesterday Now, the local
authorities confirmed that a suspect is in custody and they
haven't identified a modive. It happened about three point thirty
local time. Witnesses described the individual as emitting an alarming scream,

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coinciding with the onset of panic in this busy area. Now,
responding to the chaos, the cops court owned off you
know sections of the vicinity. Live footage captured the crowd
congregating around the sealed off area with emergency vehicles, including
a trauma helicopter duly stationed. Everybody's all excited because you know,
it's like wood just a little sound effect. Were you

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there now? Local broadcast coverage side of the involvement of
fourteen cops, fourteen vehicles, a cop on a motorcycle. Police
say they were able to apprehend the suspect, though they
have not announced a motive, but a POPO spokesman indicated

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there have been prior reports regarding a robbery in the area,
but we're not sure. The city's public transport services faced disruptions.
Tram operations were halted between Amsterdam Central and Damn Square.
According to the incident's impact on local mobility, regular services

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between the station and another area were sly affected. The
mayor learned of the stabbing while engaged in a council
meeting and redirected his attention to the ongoing situation. But
he hasn't done enough in my opinion, because let's go
across the channel to the United Kingdom. Sir kire Starmer,

(20:04):
the Prime Minister, tells readers of the Sun magazine or newspaper,
he is horrified, horrified by how easy it is for yobs.
You know what a yob is yobs. A yob is
an unruly boy. It's archaic, but it's apparently English slang

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a job. How easy it is for yobs to buy
lethal weapons online? Oh you mean so this is a problem.
He tells the readers that he is horrified by how
easy it is. Ministers have already annound a crackdown on
buying and selling machetes and zombie knives. They expect legislation

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this week, but the Labor Prime Minister says that those
plans are too weak because it excludes key weapons like swords.
They can be snapped up online. There was a ninja
sword that was used in the recent fatal stabbing of
a sixteen year old. The killer, Prajititt, bought the disaber

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online using a fake name, collected it from his local
post office, and seer car Starmer said will pledge a
review on whether the Royal Mail or the Border Force
could conduct IDM background checks on deliveries of even legal
knives to stop them being sold to these jobs. These

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teenage boys. More than one hundred people every week or
threatened with a knife in the United Kingdom. Not didn't
say killed, threatened. The Labor leader says that knife crime
quote is at epidemic levels and is blighting lives across Britain.
I like sun readers, I'm horrified by how easy it

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is to get a hold of weapon can end lives.
Solemn promises and warm words aren't enough when so many
kids are growing up under a cloud of fear. As PM,
I'll get a grip on this. I'll crack down online
knife sales and on platform selling weapons illegally and introduce
a proper band these lethal weapons once and for all.
When I announce a man, you're gonna get a man.

(22:22):
By golly, if we only had the kind of action
in this country to eliminate guns, why we can eliminate
gun crime. Therefore, I'm announcing my support of Senate Bill
three to eliminate semi automatic weapons in the state, because
then there will be no more crime, and we have

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proof of it. Just look into the United Kingdom why
they're focused on knife crime. So think about how much
better off we would be in this country if we
just allowed the incredibly brilliant people at the Colorado Pollup
Bureau to eliminate the sale, possession, ownership, transfer, whatever you

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whatever verb you can think of of semi automatic weapons,
particularly those scary looking ones and those that hold, oh
my gosh, more than ten rounds. Why we can eliminate
gun violence in this country, and then we can move
on to knife violence, and then we can move the
same thing. And then once we get rid of the

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knife violence, we can move on to baseball violence. And then,
of course, I mean Rockies are going to start playing today,
so another losing season. We can eliminate baseball bats because
they don't know how to use them anyways, Because we
just get rid of baseball bats, and then people move
on to using golf clubs. They probably go, yeah, they

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go to baseball bats first because golf clubs are too expensive.
You can buy a baseball bat lot cheap, bringing can
buy a golf club. And then they get to golf clubs,
and well, we wouldn't outlaw those because well, too many
hoity twenty people golf and we can. We can eliminate
golf clubs, so we'll just have to deal with golf
club crime. Is that all right? With everybody?

Speaker 4 (24:12):
About cricket bats?

Speaker 1 (24:14):
Oh, cricket bats. We could do tennis rackets that would hurt, yes, tennis.

Speaker 4 (24:20):
Racket, pickleball picklebah.

Speaker 1 (24:23):
Well, we can't do that because the seniors. Oh yeah, see,
we can't do that, So that would be ages, that
would be aged discrimination. Uh So baseball bats we'll tempt
look only rich fu fu people play tennis, so we'll
eliminate tennis rackets, baseball.

Speaker 4 (24:39):
Bats, baseball bats.

Speaker 3 (24:40):
We can eliminate those assault style metal baseball bats.

Speaker 4 (24:43):
Those are oh those are you know?

Speaker 1 (24:46):
That's like an assault baseball bat. That's we classify those
as assault baseball bats. Yes, this is absurd, It's all absurd.
I'm trying to think hmm, canaan abel that involved I

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think murder, and I don't think it involved either a
plain looking gun or a scary looking gun. I don't
think it was automatic or semi automatic. It wasn't the revolver.

Speaker 4 (25:24):
It was fully semi automatic.

Speaker 1 (25:27):
Was it fully semi automatic?

Speaker 4 (25:29):
Fully automatic?

Speaker 1 (25:30):
So that's really scariest fully semi automatic. Seems like we've
always had crime, and it seems like we're always going
to have crime. So it seems to me like they're
just trying to make us defenseless. So eventually we'll have
to eliminate rocks. Yes, rock control, so that means you

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can't go hiking because you might actually pick up a
rock and you know, plub somebody over the head with
your rock. I guess is that technically clubbing or is
that rocking? I'm not sure which it is. The insanity
in the world is well generally confined to politicians. Bobby

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Kennedy Junior is reportedly planning to reduce HHS's workforced by
at least ten thousand positions. Now. They were already poised
to cut five thousand jobs, but that number appears now
to have been doubled as the Secretary and the staff
at DOGE have identified further redundancies. Now they're expected to

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impact several key agencies, including the FDA, the CDC, the
NIH and the CMS. That's the centers for Medicare and
Medicaid services. Someone sent me, do I still have that
up somewhere? Someone sent me that, Bobby? Was that you Alexa?
Somebody sent me where is it? Let me see if
I can find it. Yes, here, Bobby Kennedy tried to here,

(27:04):
Hang on a second, here we go. I arrived. Was incomprehensible.

Speaker 7 (27:11):
There was no chain of command for people operating in
all these different silos and victims, and they were so
territorial and so self serving that they were selling patient
information to each other.

Speaker 1 (27:28):
One government agency selling patient information to another government agency
that's titled to it. Oh.

Speaker 7 (27:35):
I tried to get to see them as patient information
which belongs to the American people and belongs to AGHS,
and the the sub agencies said we have to buy
it from them, and then it doesn't make any sense.
There are sub agencies that refuse to give us patient data.
This is deep personalized data. We need to make American

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healthy again.

Speaker 1 (27:57):
I find that hilarious. Hey, this is Secretary Kennedy. I
need you to transfer the patient data over here so
we can analyze patient data that you have at the
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services CMS, so that we
can analyze, like you, we'd like to analyze like one
of the predominant illnesses. How much are we paying for

(28:20):
this for these illnesses? You know we want to do
some analysis of it. Well, mister Secretary, we'd love to
send that to you, but you'll need to pay for it. Well,
you my government credit How about I give you my
government credit card. This is what I would have done.
I've been Secretary Kennedy. Here, hang on a minute. Let
me let me pull my visa out, and I'd pull

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my government issued visa out and I'd say, here's my number.
Just charge that and send me this, send me this stuff.
Good grief. Do you know that one of the things
that DOGE wants to eliminate. I forget the exact number,
but I think they identified twelve thousand or something, twelve

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thousand people working for the Now we have what not
counting d D, we've got what like two million federal
workers or something. They've identified twelve thousand people whose only job,
only job, this is all they do all day long,
is when you become a new federal government employee. I'll
never forget. This happened to me when I when I

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when I became the General Counsel at FEMA. My very
first job at FEMA, I had go to this office
and there were several people in there and they made
sure that I had a badge, and you know, I
got onboarded. I got a badge, I got I got
a laptop, I got a a key card to to

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the General Counsel's office, and then I got a laptop.
That's all they did. They may be signed for a laptop,
a credit card and a couple of key cards, and
then and the and I got told it was break time.

Speaker 5 (30:02):
Michael, I seem to recall that not that many decades
ago they tried to ban guns in Ireland because of
the secretary and violence, and then they bandaged weapons. And
every time they tried to ban something new that the
Ruffians just came up with something different. They just shifted
a little bit and came up with something different to
fight with. It's never ending. Just like you say, the

(30:23):
banning of these things does not work.

Speaker 1 (30:27):
And it's another great example of me loving to take
things to its logical conclusion. Guns, knives, swords, sabers, whatever
you want to call you know, zombie knives, where the
hell is zombie knife is? And at some point you
really do get down to well, we'll just start plubbing
each other. And some my text line pointed out what

(30:50):
about assault vehicles? I mean, I you know, I saw
somebody driving out Lamborghini on the twenty five yesterday and
I thought, man, you could you could mow down a
whole bunch of pads with that just you know, it's
just the right height and everything just boom boom boom
boom boom, right through a crowd. We need to outlaw Lamborghinis.
But then you think about that Lamborghinis, well whatever eighteen wheelers.

(31:15):
Eighteen wheelers don't do anything but just pollute the air.
They serve no public purpose whatsoever. They just clogged the highways.
They honk at you, they drive slowly in the left lane.
I'm just trying to piss off our truck drivers. They
do everything wrong. There's nothing productive about them whatsoever. So

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and then they got you know, you've you've got you know,
all the trial law usually got capitalists and everybody else
that are now suing because truck drivers do stupid things
like they try to drive them. Did you hear the
story about what they want to do about truckers on
Ice seventy speaking and chasing a squirrel. They want to
take trucks off somewhere, maybe col Creek Canyon or somewhere

(31:59):
off Ice, and they want to load the entire truck,
not just the trailer, but the cab and the trailer
onto trains and then take them through Rawlinsville, take them
through the Moffitt Tunnel, take them all the way over
to the other side of the Continental Divide, and then
offload the entire truck and cab, the trailer and the

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cab on the other side of the Continental Divide, you'd
be doing the reverse thing coming this direction to take
all the trucks off Ice seventy. Now what's that going
to cost? And they say the benefit is it will
you know, reduce accidents on the highway. It will also
allow the truckers to They'll even have little places. You

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ain't have to sleep in your own cab. Well, they'll
have little places that you can get like little rooms,
little roommettes of some sort, and you can get off
and sleep in the in the room metes while they
take you on the eight hour trip from somewhere on
you know I seventy and sixth Avenue or somewhere load
you up. Can you imagine the apparatus you'd have to
have to I mean the giant crane. It'd be like,

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you know, at a port like that at the at
the Port of Los Angeles or the Newark or somewhere
to pick up an eighteen wheeler and then move it
over and drop it onto the flatbed of the train.
And then I don't know how many they could haul
at a time. Can you imagine now, I'm sure there's

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some trade off. I'm maybe there maybe you'd be less
pollution than it would, you know, with all the truckers,
But imagine the amount of diesel fuel it would take
to haul those things through those tunnels all the way
to the other side at the same time that you're
doing in the opposite direction. Holy cal Some of the
stupid stuff that goes on. One quick little thing. We
talked yesterday about NPR and how we fund it. I

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don't care how much we fund it. I don't care
if it's a dollar a year. Do you know what
their endowment is. I found this out last night. Just
bruising through three hundred forty three million dollars, they got
an endowment of three hundred and forty three million dollars.
We shouldn't give them one freaking penny.