August 18, 2026 • 37 mins
The stories everyone was supposed to remember are the ones getting buried. This show pulls the thread on the headlines and scandals that have faded into the background - and asks what it says about the people, the judges, the media, and the politicians who let it happen.
The murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska and the outrage over how her case has been handled, the Austin Metcalf trial and the fight over accountability, Don Lemon’s anti-ICE church disruption in Minnesota, the mystery surrounding Mitch McConnell’s health, the legal silence around Letitia James, the ugly truth about the Obama library contractor story, and the COVID era lies that still have not been accounted for.
We are going to connect the dots between crime, corruption, media double standards, and the way public outrage gets redirected when the story does not fit the narrative. We also revisit the manipulation around vaccine messaging, the pressure campaigns against the unvaccinated, and the celebrities and personalities who helped sell the lie.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Welcome to the Rogue Recap. Hot takes, cold facts and
zero respect for the official narrative. Sit back, roll your eyes,
and let's recap rogue style. What's up you guys. Welcome
to the Rogue Recap. I am Linda McLaughlin. Your host
is Monday, August seventeenth at around seven o'clock at night,
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and today's show is about something that I haven't done
in a while but I think is long overdue and
it's called Everything You Forgot You Forgot. Right. So, if
you're like me, you're trying to keep up with the news,
You're trying to keep up with what's going on. It's overwhelming, right.
There is so much wrong. There is so much bad,
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There is so much broken, There are so many people
lying about so many things all of the time. It
gets to a spot where it's actually difficult to keep
up with everything that is happening. And I kind of
feel like maybe that it's a self preservation thing, like
maybe we get to a spot and we say, you
know what, I need to forget some of this because
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it's so bad, and I don't know that I can continue,
like literally thinking about this all the time. And I
think one of the things that I feel is the
most tragic is all of the people that remained either
hurt or they don't have any sort of closure or
any sort of There's no justice for a lot of
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people out there. And I get to get to that
place where I'm like, you know, I think we got
to do another show on this, and we have to
talk about where everything is at. Some things are progressing,
which is nice, and some things are quietly being shoved
under the you know, under the rug because they don't
want people being a dungeon. They don't want anybody looking
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into what is happening, why it's happening, and where we're at.
So I want to start off first with, you know,
something that I think is probably one of the saddest
stories in the last five years of news, and that
is the Irena Karutzka story. You know, this was one
of those things where we talked about it a lot
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and then we stopped right because, like everything else, we
got caught up with our lives. But for those of
you that I have forgotten a lot like I have,
Irena Zaruzka was a twenty three year old Ukrainian refugee
and she was murdered after working a shift at a
pizza parlor on the North Carolina light rail by a
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career criminal. His name is Di Carlos Dewan Brown, Junior.
And so as of right now, this poor young woman,
she was murdered August twenty second, twenty twenty five. So
this coming end of this week, beginning of next will
be one year since her family has lost her. And
if you remember, people sort of went around and they
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were like, oh, I want to, you know, paint her mural,
very similar to the way that people want to paint
the mural of George Floyd. I think the big difference
between those two stories is George Floyd was a career
criminal who held a pregnant woman at knife point with
a knife to her belly. So we want to remember,
you know, first, Irene Zarutzka. Irena Zarutzska is going to
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be gone one year on August twenty second, twenty twenty six,
and I have to say, my heartbreaks for her family
right they leave. You know, Ukraine, which has been for
a very very long time, one of these nations that
has been under this quiet dictatorship that masks as a
democracy because they compare themselves to Russia, but let's be honest.
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If we're really trying to look at what's happening with
those two countries, they're pretty much the same. You know,
they're both laundering money, they're both not taking care of
their people, and they both are very happy with their
dictatorship like rule where they have one state media. You're
not allowed to say anything. And all of the oligards
that run those trees are you know, living off of
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you know, the people suffering, and they're taking all the
funding that we send over, which is in the billions,
and that's with a bee and they're not helping the people,
but they're enriching themselves and they're buying you know, villas
on the Amalfi coast and what have you. But I digress.
My point is that Irina is the rootsk in her family.
They come to the United States, has refugees to escape
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war tour in Ukraine. And this young woman at twenty
three years old is working in North Carolina. She's got
a little, you know job on the side at a
pizza spot, and she is stabbed to death on the
light rail in North Carolina by a career criminal, a
man who should not have been walking free, a man
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who should not be out on the streets, and because
it was a black on white crime, it did not
get the attention that it deserved because it doesn't fit
the media narrative that, you know, the whites are always
the oppressors, and so on and so forth. So this
young woman gets murdered, and then people start to say, say, hey,
you know, I want to paint a mural, I want
to pay you homage to her memory, and so on
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and so forth, and they decide, Okay, I'm going to
put these murals up, and then Elon Musk goes so
far as to say, I'm actually going to sponsor these
murals all over the country. They get spray painted, they
get denied the permits to actually put them up on
the walls throughout the nation because they're saying that they're
the picture is offensive to people and it's not in
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keeping with their belief system. And I'm like, what what
belief system? This is a young woman who was a
refugee from a country that was in the middle of
a war, came to the United States with her family
in the hopes of a better life, and was murdered
by a career criminal. Because the judges in our country
have yet to be held accountable for the crimes that
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they allowed to lapse. So we've got this. I mean,
we really do have a problem with judges. And I
love to always reference Naib Bukeley, who says all of
the time his own country. He says, you know, in
our country, we do not believe in allowing people to
go free, and rogue judges are not people that we
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need to be in power. And since he has gotten
rid of rogue judges and use his presidential power to
unseat the judges, that would allow the corruption to go on.
Because you know, there's good money in corruption, very very
good money. There's good money in human trafficking, in drugs,
in porn, in sexual trafficking of children and adults. There's
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just a constant depravity of the human soul that people
can make money off of. They capitalize off of it
because there's no shortage of individuals who want to partake
in those types of lifestyles. And Bouqueley turned around in
El Salvador and he said, no, thanks, I'm uninterested in that.
I'm interested in the feelings of the free. I'm interested
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in those people who are suffering. I am not interested
in the feelings of those people causing the suffering, and
the judges who prefer to favor those causing the suffering
over the innocent people at the hands of the criminals
need to go. So he took care of that. Here
in the United States, not so much. And I'll tell
you just for one moment, and then we'll go back
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into what we've forgotten, because there's a lot. There is
a true problem with our inability as people on the right,
and I shouldn't say our ability right because we elected
people that we thought were going to uphold the constitution
and do the will of the people and actually enforce
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the laws, support deportations, support ice, support federal law enforcement,
support the president and his nominations, and instead we got feckless, weak,
uniparty rhinos, scumbags who did nothing but built their pockets
because they're in bed with two types of people, people
that can make them richer in Congress and people that
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can make them richer on K Street. For those of
you not in politics. K Street is where old lobbyists
are located. It's like lobby Street, it should need to
be called K Street. And so they're making all of
this money in and out of the capital and they
just don't care. And every once in a while you'll
meet the stalwarts, right, You'll meet the people who try
to stand up and say, hey, can we take a
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look at that seventeen million dollars slush fund that has
gone out in payments for sexual harassment settlements against members
of Congress who have yet to be exposed and are
still sitting members of Congress. I don't know about you.
It makes me very uncomfortable. What is going on that
is so severe in Congress that people in Congress are
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paying out millions of dollars in claims and settlements as
hush money. Really think about that for a second. Like,
if you were at your job and you committed a
sexual crime and you harass, do you think that they
would let you pay off the person you harass and
then come in on Monday. Does that sound normal to you?
Of course it doesn't. It doesn't sound normal to anybody.
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But that's what we're allowing to happen in Congress. It's
a very very strange, very strange thing we have gone
on right now, and it's getting worse, not better. But
back to Irina Zarutzka shall be gone one year on
August twenty seconds this year, and de Carlos Dwan Brown
has been has been stated to be incompetent. He is
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unable to stand trial because the psychiatric evaluations that they
have concluded thus far that he's mentally incapable of preceding
or assisting in his own defense because he has mental
health issues. So he was able to be let free
all these different times. Then he stabs a woman to death,
and now he can't stand trial and face the music
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for his own crime. I really think about how ridiculous
that is and why are we allowing it? I mean,
and the problem miss too. You look at all of
these people who push back on the Irena murals, and
you fast forward to the moment that we're in now
you think to yourself, wait a minute. We did all
those murals of George Floyd and nobody cared. We put
them up, We did them. It was fine. Why is
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this suddenly such a big deal. Why is everybody so
upset about the fact that we want to remember this
young woman in her memory. I have a few ideas.
They're all rooted in race, because I think we're an
incredibly racist nation. I think there's a lot of black
on white racism that people are super uncomfortable talking about
because it does not fit the narrative. But if we
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look at all of the crimes that are happening across
the country right now, we look at these teen takeovers.
Every single time we have one of these teen takeovers,
I would say that ninety percent of the teens that
are doing the takeovers are black. Why are we not
addressing that? What is going on in the black communities
with the parenting? Why are we not getting those parents
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in front of the judges. I know the judges suck.
We just covered that, but why are we not dealing
with this on a massive level. I mean, look at
what happened last night at the Wisconsin a Fair. We
had this team takeover. They're going into this fair and
Wisconsin people are there with their little kids and their
dogs and they're walking around eating corn on the cob
and whatever, and then they get the ship beat out
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of them because these team takeovers come in and nobody
does any I mean, they beat the shit out of cops.
But I digress. That was last night. We're going back
a year ago because we can't keep up with all
the things that are wrong. So now We're waiting for
this guy to be able to be held accountable, and
there is a federal judge who ordered her murderer to
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be involuntarily committed to a federal medical facility. They're giving
him treatment in the hopes that they can restore his competency.
Why gifts give him the death penalty? We have him
on camera murdering her. There is no confusion, there's nothing
to discuss. I mean, honestly, she's sitting there, she's facing forward,
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he's behind her. He stands up, he stabs her to death.
Everyone sitting around does not stop him, does not help,
does not do anything. That is the lay of the land.
That is the full story. There is no more to tell.
I mean, really think about that for a minute. And
now this guy gets to be in a federal medical facility,
getting three meals a day, being treated for his problems,
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and Irena Zerutzka is gone and her family gets to
mourn her loss while this guy is taking care of
like he's an invalid. But somehow he wasn't an invalid
that day on the train when he murdered her. Somehow,
that day he was able to stand up and commit
yet another crime on a very very very long list
of crimes, which if our system was working, he would
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have been in jail. He would have been in jail
and Irena Zaruzka would be alive. But instead our judges
decided he's all right, he can survive outside. So he
was confident enough for the judges to release him and
let him back out on the streets so he could
hurt somebody else. But he wasn't competent enough to stand
trial to be held accountable for the crimes he committed.
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Just think about that for a minute. Okay, We'll just
leave that there for a hot minute and try to
understand why it is that our judges care more about
the criminals than they do about the crimes that those
criminals commit. I'm just saying another really sad story, another
black on white crime. We have Austin Metcalf. Now, Austin
was murdered April twenty five, so it's just over a
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year that he's gone. They had this trial where Carmelo
Anthony stood and was convicted of murder. He's been sentenced
to thirty five years in prison, and now his asshole
family is taking the Metcalf family back to court because
they want to fight for Carmelo to be freed, and
they feel like they've been wrong and they didn't get
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a fair trial. I'm like, you had friends of Carmelo,
teammates of Carmelo, not the victim, not the victim's family,
stand up and testify that this kid was going there
to hurt Metcalf and had weapons. He went there with intent.
This isn't like a crime where a crime of passion
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or you know, things got out of hand. He instigated,
he was there, he had a weapon moving on. And
then you had all these people coming out saying that
it was racist. I'm like, yeah, you're right, it was racist.
A black kid killed a white kid. But that's not
what they were saying. They were saying that it was
wrong for the black kid to go to jail because
he killed a white kid. I'm like, what, why does
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that matter? If you commit a murder, you go to
jail no matter what color you are. You're telling me
now that it matters that this kid was black and
the kid he killed was white, so he shouldn't go
to jail. I mean, just think about how insane it
is that this kid tried to clai him self defense
when his own friends in his own crew testified against him,
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I mean, honestly, and now he's got a new legal team.
They're filing these motions, they're seeking a new trial. They're alleging,
you know, jewelry misleadings, and oh my god, we shouldn't
have restricted this from the public. Why you want people
to march on the street like they did for George
Floyd could be a break. Guys, Come on, I mean,
this is the stuff that is so frustrating to the
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average American. You see these people, you try to understand
why they're making these stories up and defending people that
committed the crimes. It doesn't make sense because it's wrong, guys,
it's wrong. Think about Don Lemon. Here's another story that
we aren't talking about anymore. So. This guy's former CNN anchor.
He was fired from CNN. He sucks. Everybody knows he sucks.
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He's constantly crying racism and homophobia because he's a black
gay man, like anybody gives a shit, But that's his identity, right,
Because we don't live in a world that focuses on meritocracy.
We live in a world that focuses on your race,
who you like to sleep with, you are identifying as
a boy or a girl, a cat, potentially, whatever it is,
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it's absolute insanity. Let's focus about how you live your
life and how you conduct yourself. So case in point,
Don Lemon decides that he's going to go and he's
going to fight back against or with all of the
anti immigration people, right, and they're going to push back
against ICE. And if you remember, you had a lot
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of people that were protesting ICE in Minnesota and it
was cold. It was freezing this winter everywhere across the country,
but especially in Minnesota. Minnesota is cold when everywhere else
is hot. But putting that to the side, people were
out there and they were protesting members of ICE. And
you know, Greg Bovino was out there and he was
leading ICE, and he was trying to get rid of
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all of these people that are here illegally, which is
exactly what people who voted for Donald Trump and voted
for the rule of law asked for. But it got
uncomfortable and now they've dialed it back and blah blah blah.
So Don Lemon goes out and him and a bunch
of anti ICE demonstrators. There was a few key of
them that were like, really loud and very prominent in
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that movement, and they storm a church in Saint Paul, Minnesota,
a church where people are praying because one of the
pastors there split his time and his profession was as
an ice agent. Now the guy actually giving the service
that day was not that agent. But they decide we're
gonna go, We're gonna push our way in, We're gonna
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scream and yell, We're going to disrupt them as they
worship Jesus Christ. They got little kids upstairs in Sunday School.
I mean, really think about how disgusting this is, and
imagine if Don Lemon had done this to a Baptist church,
to a mosque, right wouldn't have been so readily accepted.
But because it was a bunch of white Christians, it
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was okay. They thought okay about that. So he says, oh, yes,
I stayed outside, and I only went inside for a
moment because I was documenting the event as a journalist.
I'm like, bro, you were in the parking lot, standing
with the protesters, planning on how you were going to
go in, planning on how you're going to storm the doors,
and then you have the audacity to say you weren't
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a part of it. You brought donuts, bro We saw you,
you video, you videotaped it. It wasn't like somebody was
undercover like videotaping him. He videotaped himself with his own
i mean, his own people. It's just insane. And then
he's like, well, that's not actually what happened. Just it's
the obstruction of my first Amendment. Right, I'm like, the
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only people that were obstructing anything were you and those
anti ice agitators that went in and tried to disrupt
people that were legally and not bothering anybody else, worshiping
their Lord and Savior in their building. They weren't bothering anybody.
You went in and bothered them. That is a real problem.
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And right now, Lemon, he was released from his you know,
following his initial court appearance, and right now, you know,
state level chargers were later declined the federal cases proceeding.
Big shock that Minnesota mister Tim Woolves is dropping the case. Right.
I mean, like sometimes you really have to say to yourself,
my god, you know, tell me that you or guys
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are all in bed together without telling me. There is
no accountability if we're all on the same side. And
what's funny about it is that you look at people
like this and you say to yourself, what the hell
is going on? Why is there always such a cya
on that side of the aisle. But it's not just
their side, it's definitely both sides. I mean, if we're
looking at what's happening right now and it's not getting
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a lot of it is not getting a lot of conversation,
that's for damn sure. Is Look what's going on with
Mitch McConnell. Mitch McConnell has been missing an action for
over two months. Okay, so just just track with me
here for one second. We watched Mitch McConnell when he
was giving a speech at the microphone have a mini stroke.
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He definitely was having a tia. He had this event
and they literally had to like usher him away. We
have seen him tried to sit at the dais and
supervise and oversee these various proceedings while he's you know,
in senate hearings and so on and so forth, and
he's struggling. He's clearly not of sound mind. He's not
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in a position that he should be overseeing. Really anything,
if we're being honest. Okay, So he obviously has an event.
He's taken away by emergency services. Now, when he's taken
away by emergency services, we get no clear look at
his face. We see that his body is not moving.
There is like, there's no like jiggling of the hands.
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His feet don't move, We don't see he's covered up
by a sheet. They take him out, They put him
in the back of the ambulance, and that was the
last we ever saw of Mitch McConnell. Okay, And that's
over two months ago. Then they released these pictures. The
pictures are freaking weird because they try to act like
it's him and his wife, Elaine Chow, who is in
bed deeply with the CCP because her father's company in
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Beijing works very very closely with the communist government there,
and she was over there while Mitch McConnell is in
the hospital recovering from this major event. Where is she.
She's with her Beijing buddies, partying all with the CCP.
Nobody thinks that's weird, right, That all seems normal? Okay, Fine,
So now fast forward it's two months later and we're
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trying to find out what's going on with Mitch McConnell,
and they say, oh, he's been released and now he's home. Okay.
So if you were released and you came home and
you had a gaggle of press reporters outside of your house,
all this videotape, all these people with their iPhones and
their cameras, there is no footage of Mitch mcconag going
back in this house. There is no footage of Elaine
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Chow going back in this house. There are constant in
and out of his chief of staff, his press secretary,
his comms director, all these people. They do not speak
to the press. They do not give any commentary. The
Congressional in how staff, doctor has been there every day.
They have a bunch of people that are going in
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and out. They look like they're probably also caretakers. He
got Tom Tillis who's renting some part of that house.
He's another douchebag, and he's living in the garage or something.
He's going in and out. He's saying nothing. So we
have no statement from anyone in his office. We haven't
seen him go in or out, and we have no
statement from his wife. We have no statement from his
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position but he has been able to sign between five
and six pieces of legislation that have currently been passed
as a senator for the people of Kentucky in the
United States. Just think about that for a minute. We
have a guy who literally was unable to speak. He's
getting wheeled in and out in his wheelchair by a
caretaker to come in and out of the Senate. And
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now you're telling me that after this major event, he's
back home a home that no one has seen him
enter or leave, all other than the ambulance. If we
haven't seen his wife enter ear leave, and anybody who
does enter or leave makes no comment. So let's just
for a second, high level this. If you work for
someone or you at a family member and they happen
to be famous or whatever. Okay, fine, and you're coming
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in and out of the house and people genuinely ask you,
how is the senator? How is he feeling? Is he okay?
What would you say? Would you say absolutely nothing? Or
would you say thank you so much for your concern.
We'll pass your well wishes on to the senator that
to me would probably be super normal, or he's on
the men. We're just happy to have him home. Any
of those things, right, But they don't even say that.
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They don't say thank you for your concern. They don't
say I'm not at liberty to comment. They don't say anything.
Why do you think that is? Why do you think
it is that they don't say anything? I have an idea.
I think when you're lying and you have no idea
what the final verdict is going to be on what
bullshit lie you're going to tell to the American people,
and you don't want to be held liable for what
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you did say, You don't want to say, well, so
and so said that he was doing fine in there,
but it turns out he was dead the whole time,
and they lied to the public. Right then, what happens
everyone is very unsure what to say and what to do,
so instead they say absolutely nothing. They don't comment on
anything because they're a nervous wreck. They have no idea
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what to do next. This is the kind of shit, guys,
that makes you feel like we're all being lied to
all the time. Because we are, we are being lied to.
In my opinion, I personally think that Mitch McConnell is
being held on life support. I don't think he's even alive.
I think he's probably brain dead and they brought him
back and they're just keeping the body warm to get
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whatever they need to get done so that they can
have him under their thumb. I have no idea what
it could possibly be that they need to keep him
alive for, or why they would think that that's a
good idea. But I truly do not believe for one
moment that this guy is ever coming back to the Senate.
And I think it is is a crime for them
to lie about his wellbeing and for him to lie
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to the American people. And I think it's pretty sick
that no other senator is even calling for some awareness,
some truth. You're telling me, ne listen, Obviously we know
they're all pieces of shit because they just took a
five week vacation and they could care less about the
American people. Let's be honest. They're all at home right
now jerking off trying to get elected in November, which,
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had they had done their job, wouldn't be quite so hard.
But hey, who am I right? Moving right along? I
personally think that Mitch McConnell is doing a very nice
impression personation of Weekend at Bernie's and I think it's
done now. Another thing that we have not heard anything
about is Letitia James. Do you guys remember Ladisia James,
New York Attorney General, had that huge federal indictment thing
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that happened in October of twenty twenty five, accusing her
of bank fraud and all these weird false statements that
she made about her house in Norfolk, Virginia. And then
the federal judge dismisses case in November twenty twenty five
because the interim prosecutor was unlawfully appointed and so they
were able to get James out on a technicality. So
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she makes this purchase of this property in Virginia as
a second resident. Right she says that she wants to
you know, get better loan terms, blah blah blah, renting
it out. Then she's got bank fraud. She's signed in
fake name, she signed in fake addresses, and then she's like, no,
I'm not guilty. This is a witch hunt blah blah blah. Meanwhile,
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all this woman has ever talked about since she got
into her role as the New York ag is how
she wanted to get Trump. It was never to make
you know, New York, safe New York, better New York,
a better place for the New Yorkers. Nothing. She could
care less. All she cares about is getting Donald Trump.
And you know what sucks. She's just as guilty as
the rest of them. She's another criminal. She's out there
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doing things that are untoward, they are not legal, and
she knows that she's top cop and nobody's going to
step over her. Right. OK, fine, but have we heard
one thing about it? Guys? One thing? Have you heard
about Latitia James? Have you heard her name? No? You
haven't because nobody's brought it up. Everybody's afraid, right, They're
afraid to talk about it. They're afraid to ask the
(27:13):
real questions. Just look at a couple months ago, you
got Barack Obama opening this this library, which, let's be honest,
the building looks like something out of freaking Harry Potter.
I'm like, this Voldemort live there? What the hell? It
is so scary. It's like big and sharp and angular
and it's gray and it's black, and I'm like, yeah,
that is hmmm, that is so nice. That makes everybody
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super happy. I think everyone would want to live there.
I mean, what the hell is going on right. So
you look at this building, it's disgusting. Everything about it
makes you feel gloom and doom. And nobody is talking
about the fact that they hired this plumber to do
all of this work on the property, never paid them.
So this plumber is now out of business, had to
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lay all these people off because he had all of
his guys working on this ridiculous Harry Potter building for
the Barack Obama Library. You got Mark Anthony singing, you
got Tom Hanks there for the opening, all these stupid
ass liberals, and this poor bastard who did all the
plumbing to make the building work is out four million dollars. Guys,
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four million dollars. You think he paid him? Yet you
think that guy's back in business? Absolutely not, And you
haven't heard one story on it. Can you imagine if
that was Donald Trump? I mean, honestly, for one second,
if Donald Trump did not play pay a working man
for the work that he had done on some federal building.
Like you know, like he's doing all this stuff right
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now with the ballroom in the White House, and they
want to stop him at every turn. Meanwhile, he brings
the contractors into the White House, he gives them, you know,
swag and pens, and he's like talking about them on
camera like it's just there's not even a comparison to
be made because the disparity is so great between the two.
And that brings us to our last story of the
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night of things you forget COVID. So I only have
one piece of audio tonight, and it is something that
has bothered me for as long as we have been
talking about COVID, as all of this information comes out,
and as we learn more and more about the lies
that we were told the American people, as we learn
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more and more about all of the things that they
hid from us if they decided you have to get
the vaccine knowing now, I mean, we have these emails
from January twenty fifth, twenty twenty one, where Tony Fauci
is being told, Hey, we're seeing some of these findings
that are coming out that if pregnant women get the
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shot and the first trimester, they're losing their babies or
having miscarriages. On that same day, that same day, you
have Tony Fauci out in the media saying it's safe
for pregnant women to get the shot. Think about how
ridiculously and completely in your head. You have to be
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like committed to the lie, right, you have to be
so deep in the weeds in your own mind, because
part of being a really good liar, a pathological liar,
is they have to believe their own bullshit. They have
to believe that what they're telling you is true, even
though they know it's not. Maybe that's why he kept
a diary, you had to keep all of his dang
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lies straight. But he lies to the American people on
the same day saying that the vaccines are safe, knowing
that he got that email that same day stating that
it would kill these unborn children in the first trimester,
and he knew it, went out and said it. Anyway,
that's murder guys like sorry, not sorry. I know some
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assholes like Mora heally believe that it's okay to have
a baby to nine months carry him, determine, then murder them.
But the rest of us are thinking, like, maybe that's
not such a great idea. And remember all of the
terrible talk show hosts, all of the people that were
out there talking about if you're if you're unvaccinated, this
is the disease of the unvaccinated. We had Gene Simmons,
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Piers Morgan, Howard Stern, Don Lemon, Arnold Schwarzenegger. I mean,
people were out of their minds blaming the unvaccinated, but
could never answer this simple question. If you have a vaccine,
why are you so scared of the unvaccinated? H It's
a good question, right. Let's take a walk down Memorily
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and listen to these assholes unvaccinated people. My message to
unvaccinated Americans is this, if you are the unvaccinated, you
are the problem. You'll the condemn them, shame the laighton
the only people that you can blame the unvaccinated. Frankly,
we can't trust the unvaccinated. They should not be part
of polite society. The lunatic so won't take COVID vaccines,
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walking around wawfully unvaccinated psychotic. If you're willing to walk
among us unvaccinated, you are an enemy of no right
not to be vaccinated. You don't have the right to
contaminate someone. We can't go around pointing a gun in
somebody's face, which is what it is when people are unvaccinated.
They are all idiots and losers. This is a real
movement in this country against the unvaccinated. Jennifer Aniston is
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hutting non vaccinated people out of her life. Unrepentant unvaccinated
should be removed from the hospital. Those who refuse to
be vaccinated should be denied healthcare. Vaccinated person having a
heart attack, yes, come right on and we'll take care
of you. Unvaccinated guy, rest in peace, wheezy. Some doctors
are saying they'll refuse treatment for people who choose not
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to get the shot. Why are hospital and ICU resources
going to them? Moron who will not get the shot?
The unvaccinated clown idiots who think that they can do
their own research. I mean, how sick it is that
these people went on and on and on telling all
of us that this was a disease of the unvaccinated.
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And hat tip to Ryan Garyt who put that super cutout.
It was made by ourf so thank you. That is
one of those moments where we really learned whoever was
controlling the SYOP got a really good idea of just
how stupid the American people were. We saw people fighting
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over toilet paper, We saw people beating the shit out
of each other in Costco. We saw everyday people go
in to get sandwiches and fast food restaurants and get
attacked by managers working part time for extra money. It
was a complete and utter display of our inability as
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a people to think independently. And then there were those
of us that said, from the beginning, I don't believe.
This feels wrong, this feels like a lie, this feels
like it came out of nowhere. I believe that the
footage I'm seeing as a sye op. I believe that
we're all being strung along. And you know what, I
was one of those people, and I was one of
those people that lost friends. I didn't let my kids
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get vaccinated. I didn't let my kids wear masks. I
didn't wear a mask. You know, I was constantly fighting,
I was constantly arguing. I was constantly in battles with people.
I was at the school board meetings, I was on
the YouTube videos. It was ridiculous. And every time you
would ask that same question, if you are vaccinated, and
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you believe that the vaccine works, then why do you
care if I am vaccinated? They couldn't explain it. They
literally could not define what they were afraid of. They
just knew what the media and the celebrities had told them,
and the celebrities and the media have yet to be
held accountable. So one of the things where we forgot.
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What we forgot is that all of those people need
to be held accountable. All you assholes from twenty twenty
and twenty twenty one that went around telling everybody, go
get vaccinated, get your kids vaccinated, because you need to
be able to do important things like go to a Starbucks,
take a cruise, get into a Broadway show. Are you insane?
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You want me to take an experimental drug because I
can't get on Royal Caribbean. Have you lost your mind?
This is what people were doing. And then they couldn't
make heads or tails of the fact that their gyms
were closed, their churches were closed, they couldn't get into
their everyday mom and pop stores. But somehow the liquor
stores were open, and the box stores were open, and
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the walmarts were open. Guys, wake up, And now finally
the truth has come out. Oh we lied about the
COVID vaccine. Oh we lied about its efficacy. Oh we
lied about the testing. Oh we lied about how it
killed babies and children. Oh we lied about how it
gave you blood clots, How it gave you Bell's palsy,
How it caused turbo cancers, how it caused blood clots,
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how you were going to have a stroke when you
were twenty five. Oh, now that all comes out. So
where's the apologies from the Jimmy Kimmels and the Jeene
Simmons and the Arnold Schwarzeneggers and the Howard Sterns and
the Peers Morgan's and the Don Lemons. Where is it.
I don't know about you, guys, but I'm waiting, very
very impatiently waiting. I'm calling it on the carpet. I
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want to know when we get our apologies, and when
people are fired and told that they're not allowed to
deliver the news if they want to editorialize and had
their bullshit sideline opinions when it comes to somebody's health.
The next time you want to pedal off your vaccines
because you're getting paid by the pharmaceutical companies, right, think
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about Travis Kelcey and Taylor Swift when they were doing
all those commercials and oh, yeah, take the I took
the vaccine. Jennifer Aniston was one of them. Matt Damon,
Charlie's thereon. They're all out there, Anne Hathaway, push and
push and pushing. How much money did you guys get?
Was it worth? The American lives that followed you? Because
you read somebody else's line while somebody filmed you, Because
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that's all you are as an actor. I have never
been so disgusted in my life as I am with
this period of time as a society. And my fear
is that it's getting worse. Right. My fear is is
that the more uncomfortable it is to state the facts
as they are in front of you, the harder it
will be to correct the wrongs of the past. Of
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all the things we forgot, we forgot as we move on, right,
because the list just keeps growing and we'll cover more
of that tomorrow. I want to thank you guys for listening.
This is Linda McLaughlin. You are listening to the Rogue Recap.
Check us out Roguerecap dot com at Roague Recap at Lindamick.
God bless you guys. We'll see you tomorrow.
Welcome to the Rogue Recap. Hot takes, cold facts and
zero respect for the official narrative. Sit back, roll your eyes,
and let's recap rogue style. What's up you guys. Welcome
to the Rogue Recap. I am Linda McLaughlin. Your host
is Monday, August seventeenth at around seven o'clock at night,
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and today's show is about something that I haven't done
in a while but I think is long overdue and
it's called Everything You Forgot You Forgot. Right. So, if
you're like me, you're trying to keep up with the news,
You're trying to keep up with what's going on. It's overwhelming, right.
There is so much wrong. There is so much bad,
(00:43):
There is so much broken, There are so many people
lying about so many things all of the time. It
gets to a spot where it's actually difficult to keep
up with everything that is happening. And I kind of
feel like maybe that it's a self preservation thing, like
maybe we get to a spot and we say, you
know what, I need to forget some of this because
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it's so bad, and I don't know that I can continue,
like literally thinking about this all the time. And I
think one of the things that I feel is the
most tragic is all of the people that remained either
hurt or they don't have any sort of closure or
any sort of There's no justice for a lot of
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people out there. And I get to get to that
place where I'm like, you know, I think we got
to do another show on this, and we have to
talk about where everything is at. Some things are progressing,
which is nice, and some things are quietly being shoved
under the you know, under the rug because they don't
want people being a dungeon. They don't want anybody looking
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into what is happening, why it's happening, and where we're at.
So I want to start off first with, you know,
something that I think is probably one of the saddest
stories in the last five years of news, and that
is the Irena Karutzka story. You know, this was one
of those things where we talked about it a lot
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and then we stopped right because, like everything else, we
got caught up with our lives. But for those of
you that I have forgotten a lot like I have,
Irena Zaruzka was a twenty three year old Ukrainian refugee
and she was murdered after working a shift at a
pizza parlor on the North Carolina light rail by a
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career criminal. His name is Di Carlos Dewan Brown, Junior.
And so as of right now, this poor young woman,
she was murdered August twenty second, twenty twenty five. So
this coming end of this week, beginning of next will
be one year since her family has lost her. And
if you remember, people sort of went around and they
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were like, oh, I want to, you know, paint her mural,
very similar to the way that people want to paint
the mural of George Floyd. I think the big difference
between those two stories is George Floyd was a career
criminal who held a pregnant woman at knife point with
a knife to her belly. So we want to remember,
you know, first, Irene Zarutzka. Irena Zarutzska is going to
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be gone one year on August twenty second, twenty twenty six,
and I have to say, my heartbreaks for her family
right they leave. You know, Ukraine, which has been for
a very very long time, one of these nations that
has been under this quiet dictatorship that masks as a
democracy because they compare themselves to Russia, but let's be honest.
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If we're really trying to look at what's happening with
those two countries, they're pretty much the same. You know,
they're both laundering money, they're both not taking care of
their people, and they both are very happy with their
dictatorship like rule where they have one state media. You're
not allowed to say anything. And all of the oligards
that run those trees are you know, living off of
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you know, the people suffering, and they're taking all the
funding that we send over, which is in the billions,
and that's with a bee and they're not helping the people,
but they're enriching themselves and they're buying you know, villas
on the Amalfi coast and what have you. But I digress.
My point is that Irina is the rootsk in her family.
They come to the United States, has refugees to escape
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war tour in Ukraine. And this young woman at twenty
three years old is working in North Carolina. She's got
a little, you know job on the side at a
pizza spot, and she is stabbed to death on the
light rail in North Carolina by a career criminal, a
man who should not have been walking free, a man
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who should not be out on the streets, and because
it was a black on white crime, it did not
get the attention that it deserved because it doesn't fit
the media narrative that, you know, the whites are always
the oppressors, and so on and so forth. So this
young woman gets murdered, and then people start to say, say, hey,
you know, I want to paint a mural, I want
to pay you homage to her memory, and so on
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and so forth, and they decide, Okay, I'm going to
put these murals up, and then Elon Musk goes so
far as to say, I'm actually going to sponsor these
murals all over the country. They get spray painted, they
get denied the permits to actually put them up on
the walls throughout the nation because they're saying that they're
the picture is offensive to people and it's not in
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keeping with their belief system. And I'm like, what what
belief system? This is a young woman who was a
refugee from a country that was in the middle of
a war, came to the United States with her family
in the hopes of a better life, and was murdered
by a career criminal. Because the judges in our country
have yet to be held accountable for the crimes that
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they allowed to lapse. So we've got this. I mean,
we really do have a problem with judges. And I
love to always reference Naib Bukeley, who says all of
the time his own country. He says, you know, in
our country, we do not believe in allowing people to
go free, and rogue judges are not people that we
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need to be in power. And since he has gotten
rid of rogue judges and use his presidential power to
unseat the judges, that would allow the corruption to go on.
Because you know, there's good money in corruption, very very
good money. There's good money in human trafficking, in drugs,
in porn, in sexual trafficking of children and adults. There's
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just a constant depravity of the human soul that people
can make money off of. They capitalize off of it
because there's no shortage of individuals who want to partake
in those types of lifestyles. And Bouqueley turned around in
El Salvador and he said, no, thanks, I'm uninterested in that.
I'm interested in the feelings of the free. I'm interested
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in those people who are suffering. I am not interested
in the feelings of those people causing the suffering, and
the judges who prefer to favor those causing the suffering
over the innocent people at the hands of the criminals
need to go. So he took care of that. Here
in the United States, not so much. And I'll tell
you just for one moment, and then we'll go back
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into what we've forgotten, because there's a lot. There is
a true problem with our inability as people on the right,
and I shouldn't say our ability right because we elected
people that we thought were going to uphold the constitution
and do the will of the people and actually enforce
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the laws, support deportations, support ice, support federal law enforcement,
support the president and his nominations, and instead we got feckless, weak,
uniparty rhinos, scumbags who did nothing but built their pockets
because they're in bed with two types of people, people
that can make them richer in Congress and people that
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can make them richer on K Street. For those of
you not in politics. K Street is where old lobbyists
are located. It's like lobby Street, it should need to
be called K Street. And so they're making all of
this money in and out of the capital and they
just don't care. And every once in a while you'll
meet the stalwarts, right, You'll meet the people who try
to stand up and say, hey, can we take a
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look at that seventeen million dollars slush fund that has
gone out in payments for sexual harassment settlements against members
of Congress who have yet to be exposed and are
still sitting members of Congress. I don't know about you.
It makes me very uncomfortable. What is going on that
is so severe in Congress that people in Congress are
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paying out millions of dollars in claims and settlements as
hush money. Really think about that for a second. Like,
if you were at your job and you committed a
sexual crime and you harass, do you think that they
would let you pay off the person you harass and
then come in on Monday. Does that sound normal to you?
Of course it doesn't. It doesn't sound normal to anybody.
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But that's what we're allowing to happen in Congress. It's
a very very strange, very strange thing we have gone
on right now, and it's getting worse, not better. But
back to Irina Zarutzka shall be gone one year on
August twenty seconds this year, and de Carlos Dwan Brown
has been has been stated to be incompetent. He is
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unable to stand trial because the psychiatric evaluations that they
have concluded thus far that he's mentally incapable of preceding
or assisting in his own defense because he has mental
health issues. So he was able to be let free
all these different times. Then he stabs a woman to death,
and now he can't stand trial and face the music
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for his own crime. I really think about how ridiculous
that is and why are we allowing it? I mean,
and the problem miss too. You look at all of
these people who push back on the Irena murals, and
you fast forward to the moment that we're in now
you think to yourself, wait a minute. We did all
those murals of George Floyd and nobody cared. We put
them up, We did them. It was fine. Why is
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this suddenly such a big deal. Why is everybody so
upset about the fact that we want to remember this
young woman in her memory. I have a few ideas.
They're all rooted in race, because I think we're an
incredibly racist nation. I think there's a lot of black
on white racism that people are super uncomfortable talking about
because it does not fit the narrative. But if we
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look at all of the crimes that are happening across
the country right now, we look at these teen takeovers.
Every single time we have one of these teen takeovers,
I would say that ninety percent of the teens that
are doing the takeovers are black. Why are we not
addressing that? What is going on in the black communities
with the parenting? Why are we not getting those parents
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in front of the judges. I know the judges suck.
We just covered that, but why are we not dealing
with this on a massive level. I mean, look at
what happened last night at the Wisconsin a Fair. We
had this team takeover. They're going into this fair and
Wisconsin people are there with their little kids and their
dogs and they're walking around eating corn on the cob
and whatever, and then they get the ship beat out
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of them because these team takeovers come in and nobody
does any I mean, they beat the shit out of cops.
But I digress. That was last night. We're going back
a year ago because we can't keep up with all
the things that are wrong. So now We're waiting for
this guy to be able to be held accountable, and
there is a federal judge who ordered her murderer to
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be involuntarily committed to a federal medical facility. They're giving
him treatment in the hopes that they can restore his competency.
Why gifts give him the death penalty? We have him
on camera murdering her. There is no confusion, there's nothing
to discuss. I mean, honestly, she's sitting there, she's facing forward,
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he's behind her. He stands up, he stabs her to death.
Everyone sitting around does not stop him, does not help,
does not do anything. That is the lay of the land.
That is the full story. There is no more to tell.
I mean, really think about that for a minute. And
now this guy gets to be in a federal medical facility,
getting three meals a day, being treated for his problems,
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and Irena Zerutzka is gone and her family gets to
mourn her loss while this guy is taking care of
like he's an invalid. But somehow he wasn't an invalid
that day on the train when he murdered her. Somehow,
that day he was able to stand up and commit
yet another crime on a very very very long list
of crimes, which if our system was working, he would
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have been in jail. He would have been in jail
and Irena Zaruzka would be alive. But instead our judges
decided he's all right, he can survive outside. So he
was confident enough for the judges to release him and
let him back out on the streets so he could
hurt somebody else. But he wasn't competent enough to stand
trial to be held accountable for the crimes he committed.
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Just think about that for a minute. Okay, We'll just
leave that there for a hot minute and try to
understand why it is that our judges care more about
the criminals than they do about the crimes that those
criminals commit. I'm just saying another really sad story, another
black on white crime. We have Austin Metcalf. Now, Austin
was murdered April twenty five, so it's just over a
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year that he's gone. They had this trial where Carmelo
Anthony stood and was convicted of murder. He's been sentenced
to thirty five years in prison, and now his asshole
family is taking the Metcalf family back to court because
they want to fight for Carmelo to be freed, and
they feel like they've been wrong and they didn't get
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a fair trial. I'm like, you had friends of Carmelo,
teammates of Carmelo, not the victim, not the victim's family,
stand up and testify that this kid was going there
to hurt Metcalf and had weapons. He went there with intent.
This isn't like a crime where a crime of passion
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or you know, things got out of hand. He instigated,
he was there, he had a weapon moving on. And
then you had all these people coming out saying that
it was racist. I'm like, yeah, you're right, it was racist.
A black kid killed a white kid. But that's not
what they were saying. They were saying that it was
wrong for the black kid to go to jail because
he killed a white kid. I'm like, what, why does
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that matter? If you commit a murder, you go to
jail no matter what color you are. You're telling me
now that it matters that this kid was black and
the kid he killed was white, so he shouldn't go
to jail. I mean, just think about how insane it
is that this kid tried to clai him self defense
when his own friends in his own crew testified against him,
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I mean, honestly, and now he's got a new legal team.
They're filing these motions, they're seeking a new trial. They're alleging,
you know, jewelry misleadings, and oh my god, we shouldn't
have restricted this from the public. Why you want people
to march on the street like they did for George
Floyd could be a break. Guys, Come on, I mean,
this is the stuff that is so frustrating to the
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average American. You see these people, you try to understand
why they're making these stories up and defending people that
committed the crimes. It doesn't make sense because it's wrong, guys,
it's wrong. Think about Don Lemon. Here's another story that
we aren't talking about anymore. So. This guy's former CNN anchor.
He was fired from CNN. He sucks. Everybody knows he sucks.
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He's constantly crying racism and homophobia because he's a black
gay man, like anybody gives a shit, But that's his identity, right,
Because we don't live in a world that focuses on meritocracy.
We live in a world that focuses on your race,
who you like to sleep with, you are identifying as
a boy or a girl, a cat, potentially, whatever it is,
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it's absolute insanity. Let's focus about how you live your
life and how you conduct yourself. So case in point,
Don Lemon decides that he's going to go and he's
going to fight back against or with all of the
anti immigration people, right, and they're going to push back
against ICE. And if you remember, you had a lot
(16:25):
of people that were protesting ICE in Minnesota and it
was cold. It was freezing this winter everywhere across the country,
but especially in Minnesota. Minnesota is cold when everywhere else
is hot. But putting that to the side, people were
out there and they were protesting members of ICE. And
you know, Greg Bovino was out there and he was
leading ICE, and he was trying to get rid of
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all of these people that are here illegally, which is
exactly what people who voted for Donald Trump and voted
for the rule of law asked for. But it got
uncomfortable and now they've dialed it back and blah blah blah.
So Don Lemon goes out and him and a bunch
of anti ICE demonstrators. There was a few key of
them that were like, really loud and very prominent in
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that movement, and they storm a church in Saint Paul, Minnesota,
a church where people are praying because one of the
pastors there split his time and his profession was as
an ice agent. Now the guy actually giving the service
that day was not that agent. But they decide we're
gonna go, We're gonna push our way in, We're gonna
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scream and yell, We're going to disrupt them as they
worship Jesus Christ. They got little kids upstairs in Sunday School.
I mean, really think about how disgusting this is, and
imagine if Don Lemon had done this to a Baptist church,
to a mosque, right wouldn't have been so readily accepted.
But because it was a bunch of white Christians, it
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was okay. They thought okay about that. So he says, oh, yes,
I stayed outside, and I only went inside for a
moment because I was documenting the event as a journalist.
I'm like, bro, you were in the parking lot, standing
with the protesters, planning on how you were going to
go in, planning on how you're going to storm the doors,
and then you have the audacity to say you weren't
(18:11):
a part of it. You brought donuts, bro We saw you,
you video, you videotaped it. It wasn't like somebody was
undercover like videotaping him. He videotaped himself with his own
i mean, his own people. It's just insane. And then
he's like, well, that's not actually what happened. Just it's
the obstruction of my first Amendment. Right, I'm like, the
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only people that were obstructing anything were you and those
anti ice agitators that went in and tried to disrupt
people that were legally and not bothering anybody else, worshiping
their Lord and Savior in their building. They weren't bothering anybody.
You went in and bothered them. That is a real problem.
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And right now, Lemon, he was released from his you know,
following his initial court appearance, and right now, you know,
state level chargers were later declined the federal cases proceeding.
Big shock that Minnesota mister Tim Woolves is dropping the case. Right.
I mean, like sometimes you really have to say to yourself,
my god, you know, tell me that you or guys
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are all in bed together without telling me. There is
no accountability if we're all on the same side. And
what's funny about it is that you look at people
like this and you say to yourself, what the hell
is going on? Why is there always such a cya
on that side of the aisle. But it's not just
their side, it's definitely both sides. I mean, if we're
looking at what's happening right now and it's not getting
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a lot of it is not getting a lot of conversation,
that's for damn sure. Is Look what's going on with
Mitch McConnell. Mitch McConnell has been missing an action for
over two months. Okay, so just just track with me
here for one second. We watched Mitch McConnell when he
was giving a speech at the microphone have a mini stroke.
(20:00):
He definitely was having a tia. He had this event
and they literally had to like usher him away. We
have seen him tried to sit at the dais and
supervise and oversee these various proceedings while he's you know,
in senate hearings and so on and so forth, and
he's struggling. He's clearly not of sound mind. He's not
(20:21):
in a position that he should be overseeing. Really anything,
if we're being honest. Okay, So he obviously has an event.
He's taken away by emergency services. Now, when he's taken
away by emergency services, we get no clear look at
his face. We see that his body is not moving.
There is like, there's no like jiggling of the hands.
(20:43):
His feet don't move, We don't see he's covered up
by a sheet. They take him out, They put him
in the back of the ambulance, and that was the
last we ever saw of Mitch McConnell. Okay, And that's
over two months ago. Then they released these pictures. The
pictures are freaking weird because they try to act like
it's him and his wife, Elaine Chow, who is in
bed deeply with the CCP because her father's company in
(21:04):
Beijing works very very closely with the communist government there,
and she was over there while Mitch McConnell is in
the hospital recovering from this major event. Where is she.
She's with her Beijing buddies, partying all with the CCP.
Nobody thinks that's weird, right, That all seems normal? Okay, Fine,
So now fast forward it's two months later and we're
(21:26):
trying to find out what's going on with Mitch McConnell,
and they say, oh, he's been released and now he's home. Okay.
So if you were released and you came home and
you had a gaggle of press reporters outside of your house,
all this videotape, all these people with their iPhones and
their cameras, there is no footage of Mitch mcconag going
back in this house. There is no footage of Elaine
(21:48):
Chow going back in this house. There are constant in
and out of his chief of staff, his press secretary,
his comms director, all these people. They do not speak
to the press. They do not give any commentary. The
Congressional in how staff, doctor has been there every day.
They have a bunch of people that are going in
(22:10):
and out. They look like they're probably also caretakers. He
got Tom Tillis who's renting some part of that house.
He's another douchebag, and he's living in the garage or something.
He's going in and out. He's saying nothing. So we
have no statement from anyone in his office. We haven't
seen him go in or out, and we have no
statement from his wife. We have no statement from his
(22:31):
position but he has been able to sign between five
and six pieces of legislation that have currently been passed
as a senator for the people of Kentucky in the
United States. Just think about that for a minute. We
have a guy who literally was unable to speak. He's
getting wheeled in and out in his wheelchair by a
caretaker to come in and out of the Senate. And
(22:52):
now you're telling me that after this major event, he's
back home a home that no one has seen him
enter or leave, all other than the ambulance. If we
haven't seen his wife enter ear leave, and anybody who
does enter or leave makes no comment. So let's just
for a second, high level this. If you work for
someone or you at a family member and they happen
to be famous or whatever. Okay, fine, and you're coming
(23:14):
in and out of the house and people genuinely ask you,
how is the senator? How is he feeling? Is he okay?
What would you say? Would you say absolutely nothing? Or
would you say thank you so much for your concern.
We'll pass your well wishes on to the senator that
to me would probably be super normal, or he's on
the men. We're just happy to have him home. Any
of those things, right, But they don't even say that.
(23:37):
They don't say thank you for your concern. They don't
say I'm not at liberty to comment. They don't say anything.
Why do you think that is? Why do you think
it is that they don't say anything? I have an idea.
I think when you're lying and you have no idea
what the final verdict is going to be on what
bullshit lie you're going to tell to the American people,
and you don't want to be held liable for what
(23:59):
you did say, You don't want to say, well, so
and so said that he was doing fine in there,
but it turns out he was dead the whole time,
and they lied to the public. Right then, what happens
everyone is very unsure what to say and what to do,
so instead they say absolutely nothing. They don't comment on
anything because they're a nervous wreck. They have no idea
(24:22):
what to do next. This is the kind of shit, guys,
that makes you feel like we're all being lied to
all the time. Because we are, we are being lied to.
In my opinion, I personally think that Mitch McConnell is
being held on life support. I don't think he's even alive.
I think he's probably brain dead and they brought him
back and they're just keeping the body warm to get
(24:42):
whatever they need to get done so that they can
have him under their thumb. I have no idea what
it could possibly be that they need to keep him
alive for, or why they would think that that's a
good idea. But I truly do not believe for one
moment that this guy is ever coming back to the Senate.
And I think it is is a crime for them
to lie about his wellbeing and for him to lie
(25:04):
to the American people. And I think it's pretty sick
that no other senator is even calling for some awareness,
some truth. You're telling me, ne listen, Obviously we know
they're all pieces of shit because they just took a
five week vacation and they could care less about the
American people. Let's be honest. They're all at home right
now jerking off trying to get elected in November, which,
(25:25):
had they had done their job, wouldn't be quite so hard.
But hey, who am I right? Moving right along? I
personally think that Mitch McConnell is doing a very nice
impression personation of Weekend at Bernie's and I think it's
done now. Another thing that we have not heard anything
about is Letitia James. Do you guys remember Ladisia James,
New York Attorney General, had that huge federal indictment thing
(25:48):
that happened in October of twenty twenty five, accusing her
of bank fraud and all these weird false statements that
she made about her house in Norfolk, Virginia. And then
the federal judge dismisses case in November twenty twenty five
because the interim prosecutor was unlawfully appointed and so they
were able to get James out on a technicality. So
(26:11):
she makes this purchase of this property in Virginia as
a second resident. Right she says that she wants to
you know, get better loan terms, blah blah blah, renting
it out. Then she's got bank fraud. She's signed in
fake name, she signed in fake addresses, and then she's like, no,
I'm not guilty. This is a witch hunt blah blah blah. Meanwhile,
(26:32):
all this woman has ever talked about since she got
into her role as the New York ag is how
she wanted to get Trump. It was never to make
you know, New York, safe New York, better New York,
a better place for the New Yorkers. Nothing. She could
care less. All she cares about is getting Donald Trump.
And you know what sucks. She's just as guilty as
the rest of them. She's another criminal. She's out there
(26:52):
doing things that are untoward, they are not legal, and
she knows that she's top cop and nobody's going to
step over her. Right. OK, fine, but have we heard
one thing about it? Guys? One thing? Have you heard
about Latitia James? Have you heard her name? No? You
haven't because nobody's brought it up. Everybody's afraid, right, They're
afraid to talk about it. They're afraid to ask the
(27:13):
real questions. Just look at a couple months ago, you
got Barack Obama opening this this library, which, let's be honest,
the building looks like something out of freaking Harry Potter.
I'm like, this Voldemort live there? What the hell? It
is so scary. It's like big and sharp and angular
and it's gray and it's black, and I'm like, yeah,
that is hmmm, that is so nice. That makes everybody
(27:35):
super happy. I think everyone would want to live there.
I mean, what the hell is going on right. So
you look at this building, it's disgusting. Everything about it
makes you feel gloom and doom. And nobody is talking
about the fact that they hired this plumber to do
all of this work on the property, never paid them.
So this plumber is now out of business, had to
(27:56):
lay all these people off because he had all of
his guys working on this ridiculous Harry Potter building for
the Barack Obama Library. You got Mark Anthony singing, you
got Tom Hanks there for the opening, all these stupid
ass liberals, and this poor bastard who did all the
plumbing to make the building work is out four million dollars. Guys,
(28:17):
four million dollars. You think he paid him? Yet you
think that guy's back in business? Absolutely not, And you
haven't heard one story on it. Can you imagine if
that was Donald Trump? I mean, honestly, for one second,
if Donald Trump did not play pay a working man
for the work that he had done on some federal building.
Like you know, like he's doing all this stuff right
(28:39):
now with the ballroom in the White House, and they
want to stop him at every turn. Meanwhile, he brings
the contractors into the White House, he gives them, you know,
swag and pens, and he's like talking about them on
camera like it's just there's not even a comparison to
be made because the disparity is so great between the two.
And that brings us to our last story of the
(29:00):
night of things you forget COVID. So I only have
one piece of audio tonight, and it is something that
has bothered me for as long as we have been
talking about COVID, as all of this information comes out,
and as we learn more and more about the lies
that we were told the American people, as we learn
(29:21):
more and more about all of the things that they
hid from us if they decided you have to get
the vaccine knowing now, I mean, we have these emails
from January twenty fifth, twenty twenty one, where Tony Fauci
is being told, Hey, we're seeing some of these findings
that are coming out that if pregnant women get the
(29:43):
shot and the first trimester, they're losing their babies or
having miscarriages. On that same day, that same day, you
have Tony Fauci out in the media saying it's safe
for pregnant women to get the shot. Think about how
ridiculously and completely in your head. You have to be
(30:04):
like committed to the lie, right, you have to be
so deep in the weeds in your own mind, because
part of being a really good liar, a pathological liar,
is they have to believe their own bullshit. They have
to believe that what they're telling you is true, even
though they know it's not. Maybe that's why he kept
a diary, you had to keep all of his dang
(30:24):
lies straight. But he lies to the American people on
the same day saying that the vaccines are safe, knowing
that he got that email that same day stating that
it would kill these unborn children in the first trimester,
and he knew it, went out and said it. Anyway,
that's murder guys like sorry, not sorry. I know some
(30:44):
assholes like Mora heally believe that it's okay to have
a baby to nine months carry him, determine, then murder them.
But the rest of us are thinking, like, maybe that's
not such a great idea. And remember all of the
terrible talk show hosts, all of the people that were
out there talking about if you're if you're unvaccinated, this
is the disease of the unvaccinated. We had Gene Simmons,
(31:08):
Piers Morgan, Howard Stern, Don Lemon, Arnold Schwarzenegger. I mean,
people were out of their minds blaming the unvaccinated, but
could never answer this simple question. If you have a vaccine,
why are you so scared of the unvaccinated? H It's
a good question, right. Let's take a walk down Memorily
(31:28):
and listen to these assholes unvaccinated people. My message to
unvaccinated Americans is this, if you are the unvaccinated, you
are the problem. You'll the condemn them, shame the laighton
the only people that you can blame the unvaccinated. Frankly,
we can't trust the unvaccinated. They should not be part
of polite society. The lunatic so won't take COVID vaccines,
(31:50):
walking around wawfully unvaccinated psychotic. If you're willing to walk
among us unvaccinated, you are an enemy of no right
not to be vaccinated. You don't have the right to
contaminate someone. We can't go around pointing a gun in
somebody's face, which is what it is when people are unvaccinated.
They are all idiots and losers. This is a real
movement in this country against the unvaccinated. Jennifer Aniston is
(32:13):
hutting non vaccinated people out of her life. Unrepentant unvaccinated
should be removed from the hospital. Those who refuse to
be vaccinated should be denied healthcare. Vaccinated person having a
heart attack, yes, come right on and we'll take care
of you. Unvaccinated guy, rest in peace, wheezy. Some doctors
are saying they'll refuse treatment for people who choose not
(32:35):
to get the shot. Why are hospital and ICU resources
going to them? Moron who will not get the shot?
The unvaccinated clown idiots who think that they can do
their own research. I mean, how sick it is that
these people went on and on and on telling all
of us that this was a disease of the unvaccinated.
(32:57):
And hat tip to Ryan Garyt who put that super cutout.
It was made by ourf so thank you. That is
one of those moments where we really learned whoever was
controlling the SYOP got a really good idea of just
how stupid the American people were. We saw people fighting
(33:18):
over toilet paper, We saw people beating the shit out
of each other in Costco. We saw everyday people go
in to get sandwiches and fast food restaurants and get
attacked by managers working part time for extra money. It
was a complete and utter display of our inability as
(33:39):
a people to think independently. And then there were those
of us that said, from the beginning, I don't believe.
This feels wrong, this feels like a lie, this feels
like it came out of nowhere. I believe that the
footage I'm seeing as a sye op. I believe that
we're all being strung along. And you know what, I
was one of those people, and I was one of
those people that lost friends. I didn't let my kids
(34:02):
get vaccinated. I didn't let my kids wear masks. I
didn't wear a mask. You know, I was constantly fighting,
I was constantly arguing. I was constantly in battles with people.
I was at the school board meetings, I was on
the YouTube videos. It was ridiculous. And every time you
would ask that same question, if you are vaccinated, and
(34:24):
you believe that the vaccine works, then why do you
care if I am vaccinated? They couldn't explain it. They
literally could not define what they were afraid of. They
just knew what the media and the celebrities had told them,
and the celebrities and the media have yet to be
held accountable. So one of the things where we forgot.
(34:47):
What we forgot is that all of those people need
to be held accountable. All you assholes from twenty twenty
and twenty twenty one that went around telling everybody, go
get vaccinated, get your kids vaccinated, because you need to
be able to do important things like go to a Starbucks,
take a cruise, get into a Broadway show. Are you insane?
(35:08):
You want me to take an experimental drug because I
can't get on Royal Caribbean. Have you lost your mind?
This is what people were doing. And then they couldn't
make heads or tails of the fact that their gyms
were closed, their churches were closed, they couldn't get into
their everyday mom and pop stores. But somehow the liquor
stores were open, and the box stores were open, and
(35:30):
the walmarts were open. Guys, wake up, And now finally
the truth has come out. Oh we lied about the
COVID vaccine. Oh we lied about its efficacy. Oh we
lied about the testing. Oh we lied about how it
killed babies and children. Oh we lied about how it
gave you blood clots, How it gave you Bell's palsy,
How it caused turbo cancers, how it caused blood clots,
(35:53):
how you were going to have a stroke when you
were twenty five. Oh, now that all comes out. So
where's the apologies from the Jimmy Kimmels and the Jeene
Simmons and the Arnold Schwarzeneggers and the Howard Sterns and
the Peers Morgan's and the Don Lemons. Where is it.
I don't know about you, guys, but I'm waiting, very
very impatiently waiting. I'm calling it on the carpet. I
(36:14):
want to know when we get our apologies, and when
people are fired and told that they're not allowed to
deliver the news if they want to editorialize and had
their bullshit sideline opinions when it comes to somebody's health.
The next time you want to pedal off your vaccines
because you're getting paid by the pharmaceutical companies, right, think
(36:36):
about Travis Kelcey and Taylor Swift when they were doing
all those commercials and oh, yeah, take the I took
the vaccine. Jennifer Aniston was one of them. Matt Damon,
Charlie's thereon. They're all out there, Anne Hathaway, push and
push and pushing. How much money did you guys get?
Was it worth? The American lives that followed you? Because
you read somebody else's line while somebody filmed you, Because
(36:58):
that's all you are as an actor. I have never
been so disgusted in my life as I am with
this period of time as a society. And my fear
is that it's getting worse. Right. My fear is is
that the more uncomfortable it is to state the facts
as they are in front of you, the harder it
will be to correct the wrongs of the past. Of
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all the things we forgot, we forgot as we move on, right,
because the list just keeps growing and we'll cover more
of that tomorrow. I want to thank you guys for listening.
This is Linda McLaughlin. You are listening to the Rogue Recap.
Check us out Roguerecap dot com at Roague Recap at Lindamick.
God bless you guys. We'll see you tomorrow.
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