June 16, 2025 • 18 mins
The cultural divide in America has never been more apparent than in the recent wave of "No Kings Day" protests. This raw, unfiltered commentary dives into the contradictions and hypocrisies permeating today's political discourse, particularly surrounding immigration enforcement and opposition to the Trump administration.
What drives thousands of predominantly older, white Americans to take to the streets in emotional protests against policies they struggle to define? We explore the fascinating disconnect between the intensity of political outrage and the substance behind it. When protesters scream "fascist" but can't explain what fascism means, what does this reveal about our political moment?
Perhaps most revealing is the accidental honesty from one LA protester lamenting that her "gardener didn't show up, my housekeeper didn't show up" due to ICE raids – inadvertently exposing how concerns about convenient access to affordable labor often underpin supposedly humanitarian positions on immigration. This hypocrisy extends to city leaders in places like Los Angeles and Chicago who actively obstruct federal immigration enforcement while claiming moral superiority.
The emotional toll of our polarized politics becomes evident through interactions with elderly protesters expressing profound fear and anxiety about political circumstances. Meanwhile, the actual communities often invoked in these debates – like legal immigrants, 80% of whom support immigration enforcement – find their voices drowned out by the performative outrage of self-appointed advocates.
Ready for an unvarnished take on today's protest culture? This episode cuts through the noise to expose the contradictions shaping American political discourse. Whether you agree or disagree, you'll come away with a clearer understanding of the emotional forces driving our deepening cultural divide.
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
What you just said is one of the most insanely
idiotic things I have ever heard.
At no point in your rambling,incoherent response were you
even close to anything thatcould be considered a rational
thought.
Everyone in this room is nowdumber for having listened to.
(00:22):
It is now dumber for havinglistened to it.
You don't know what that oughtto is, mr Trash.
I'd show you, but I'm too old,I'm too tired, I'm too fucking
blind.
If I were the man I was fiveyears ago, I'd make a
flamethrower to this place.
Speaker 2 (00:48):
Do you understand the words that are coming out of?
Speaker 1 (00:51):
my mouth.
You want answers.
I think I'm entitled.
You want answers.
Speaker 3 (00:56):
I want the truth.
You can't handle the truth.
Speaker 4 (01:00):
We've said it once we've said it before, we've said
it a million times the truth isalways in the free.
This is Tim, this is got off myBob.
The mad ramblings of a Gen Xer.
Oh, we want to talk about noKing's Day.
Oh, the liberal left.
What has gone wrong with them?
You see what's going on inthese cities.
You see and here's the thingthat gets me about these
(01:25):
protests and I watched a lot ofvideo on the protest you see a
lot of it on television and Ifind one thing extremely
interesting about all of it whydoes it all seem to be older
people?
Seriously, if you take a lookat the crowd there and I'm like
(01:47):
I don't want to get into race,but it's old white people and
they're all screaming the samething Fascist, you're a fascist.
Fascism.
Okay, you asked them to defineit Fascism, they can't.
But that's their, that's theirkey rallying cry and that is we
hate Trump.
Okay, there's nothing wrongwith disliking the president.
(02:08):
If you feel like he's not doinga good job, there's no issue
with that.
I have no problem with this.
But what I have a problem iswhen you basically have no clue
what you're protesting againstand why you hate the man so much
that you have to go out of yourway to act stupid and and these
(02:32):
, these may be some intelligentpeople.
Speaker 5 (02:34):
Here's a good example of an la woman slamming ice so
I'm in my beautiful city, la,and I have friends texting me,
shocking older white woman, likeall morning.
My gardener didn't show up, myhousekeeper didn't show up.
Um, oh, my farmer's market wasclosed.
Speaker 4 (02:53):
Everyone's scared okay, everyone should be scared,
because if you're hereillegally and yes, coming into
the country and not going andclaiming asylum and not doing it
through a port of entry is acrime, but, but?
But she's concerned that herhousekeeper didn't show up, the
gardener didn't show up and, ohmy god, the farmer's market was
(03:14):
closed because everyone isscared about getting deported
because they're not here legally.
So is this?
Is this more of a cause thatthey're just not getting their
cheap labor than the fact thatthese people are breaking the
law?
Speaker 5 (03:27):
Well, this is not going to just happen in LA and
you one percenters that onlyvoted for Trump because of money
, guess what You're going tohave to do your own dishes or
that's OK, I do my own dishesnow, and you know it's funny, I
have something called Wait forit a dishwasher.
Speaker 3 (03:48):
Boy, that escalated quickly.
I mean, that really got out ofhand fast.
Speaker 4 (03:54):
Let's continue to listen to this moron.
Speaker 5 (03:56):
Clean your own house or mow your own lawn and owe
that oh.
Speaker 4 (04:00):
I own a lawnmower and I own a vacuum.
Just throwing that out there.
Speaker 5 (04:06):
Wonderful produce the organic produce you get for
your brunches all gone.
Yeah, you're going to actuallyhave to do some work around your
house.
Speaker 4 (04:16):
These people are important.
They're important for youbecause they're a cheap labor,
and I love it, though, becauseshe is bashing the one
percenters.
And I love it, though, becauseshe is bashing the one
percenters, but she says thather own in her, in her own
message.
All my friends are calling meand telling me my housekeeper
didn't show up, my gardener didshow up and I can't go to the
farmer market.
Farmer's market Okay, that'show silly these protests are,
(04:41):
and I love it, though, causethere was one.
I'm going to tell you this rightnow.
There is one thing that didcome out of these protests that
that that was good, and Ithought about it all day, and
they are a hundred percent right.
I woke up this morning andthere was no King.
Hey, oh, they literally havenothing better to do, and I
(05:04):
don't want to break the news toa lot of these people, and I'm
going to whisper it, cause Idon't want everyone to hear.
You got another three and ahalf years of this, so you can
hate Trump all you want, but youhave fucking three and a half
more years to go, and you goingout and inciting violence
against ice agents and flyingthe Mexican flag while you burn
(05:26):
the American flag.
I'm going to tell you somethingright now.
You may never win anotherelection again because this is
not going to play well in whatwe like to refer to as the
flyover states in middle america.
And I love it again because youhave a maga guy going out and
(05:48):
trying to interview actually,this was a woman, she's trying
to interview a white liberalprotester and I get, like I said
all, just take a look at theyou.
You can bash the parade thattrump had for the 250
anniversary 250 years birthdayof the US military.
I should rephrase that the army.
It wasn't a party for him, itwas to celebrate the 250th
(06:12):
birthday of the United StatesArmy.
And I love the people.
Like, look at them, they're notmarching in unison, okay.
Also, the majority of thepeople in the parade were
reservists, which means, unlikethese protesters, they have jobs
.
So so, yeah, so maybe themarching wasn't as crisp and I
(06:37):
love it how they take little Imean liberals, all.
I take these little snippets oflike them flying drones and go
look how embarrassing this is.
Did you miss when all the tanksrolled in and all those other
things that you miss?
All the Abrams and even goingback to the Shermans Did you
miss all that?
No, yeah, of course you did,because it doesn't fit your
narrative what's.
But let's listen to this otherwoman, who is pretty well
brainwashed, and I like the factthat she refers to Trump, and
(07:00):
people that you know supportTrump as a cult.
Speaker 5 (07:03):
The problem that we're having now is, even if
Donald Trump is not in office,is that the 38% of Republicans
that would still support him isa cult.
Speaker 4 (07:13):
This is a brainwashed cult that we are, says the
woman standing in the rainhaving no clue what she's
talking about, telling us thatit's a cult.
It's a cult to personality.
And you know what's funny youhave?
We have the.
(07:34):
We have another woman thatthat's telling us that Trump
supporters are cult.
So I, I love these peoplebecause you look at them and
you're like luckily you're aprofessional protester because
there's you're too.
You're too fucking stupid tohave a job.
Speaker 3 (07:48):
I miss the days when people who joined cults dropped
out of society.
You want to go drink raw milk?
You want to worship abillionaire Great?
Go do it away from me.
I am so tired of their insanitybeing and I love it.
Speaker 4 (08:00):
She's wearing a band, the fascist shirts, but if you
ask her what a fascist is, she'sjust going to tell you how much
she hates trump her problem.
Speaker 3 (08:08):
You want to be disconnected from reality and
you want to talk to us about it.
Speaker 4 (08:11):
No, if you're going to be, says the person that
doesn't want to be telling usthat Republicans and
conservatives are disconnectedfrom reality.
Oh, I can play these clips allday long, guys.
Speaker 3 (08:24):
This disconnected with reality.
I don't want to chat.
I don't want to have beef withCanada.
I want clean national parks andproper safeguarding of nukes.
Go drink Kool-Aid in a jungletogether and leave the rest of
us alone.
Speaker 4 (08:36):
You know what?
You could easily, honey, honey,go away and fuck off, because
you're a moron, just like theliberal leaders.
And we, we, we are stoking thefires of discontent.
You know, against ice becausewe have liberal leaders such as
Mayor Bass.
I love Mayor Bass, mayor Bass'scity's on fire, everything's
(09:00):
okay.
But you know what?
Speaker 2 (09:06):
It's Donald Trump's fault, but the real solution of
all of this is for theadministration to stop the raids
.
Speaker 4 (09:11):
So we should just stop enforcing the laws?
Oh, because then the rest ofthe country would be like
California.
Speaker 2 (09:18):
That these raids might take place for the next 30
days.
We don't know how many aregoing to take place in a given
day and you just think about thedisruption to families and the
disruption to our local economy.
Speaker 4 (09:29):
But the real solution of I don't have the energy for
you today.
I just don't.
I mean, I literally don't,because then you also have the
wonderful mayor in Chicago.
You know what's his name,brandon Johnson.
His city is burning half thetime.
Unemployment is skyrocketing.
You actually have people thatare against illegal immigration,
(09:51):
and I love it, because ICEagents are only seeing a 413%
increase of violence againsttheir agents in the cities of
Chicago and California.
But these are this is thepatient liberals.
These, these are the liberalsthat understand you.
You have a majority of peoplethat migrated here legally.
I think it's like 80 somethingpercent, which is who are
(10:11):
against illegal immigration.
Speaker 3 (10:15):
Yeah, Let me just first acknowledge the level of
anxiety and fear and trepidationthat this administration has
has caused.
You've never seen a society.
Speaker 4 (10:24):
You know you wouldn't be fearful and there wouldn't
be trepidation if you I don'tknow weren't here illegally,
that you crossed the borderillegally.
And let's be honest, the moneythat they're the money the
majority of these illegalimmigrants make they ship back
overseas.
So it's not like they'rereinvesting in our, in our
(10:46):
economy.
They're building homes inMexico and Guatemala and El
Salvador and other places andsending money back to there to
help spurn their economy.
Speaker 3 (10:55):
Prove or expand under this type of fear and we're
going to continue to resist andwe're going to do it in many
different ways, whether it'staking to the streets or to the
courts.
Speaker 4 (11:04):
So you're going to resist by taking to the streets
and attacking ICE agents?
Yes, that's, and I love it.
They call Trump a fascist, butthey're developing and building
squads to go up and go afterpeople they disagree with
politically and attack themviolently.
You don't see the ice agentsattacking their, their, their
(11:27):
suspects, that they're roundingup, and they are rounding up
because they are.
They are suspects in crimes andthe majority of the people that
are being deported arecriminals, so we should keep
them in society.
Speaker 3 (11:38):
Or policy.
One of the things that I amvery proud of is that we are a
welcoming city, which means ourlocal law enforcement yeah, but
Elliot, you're not welcoming ICE, do not dub or behave as
federal ICE agents and so ourlocal law enforcement.
As we continue to rebuild andexpand trust amongst all of our
residents, it's important thatwe hold that line.
Speaker 4 (12:02):
All these people are fucking lunatics.
They are liberal lunatics whohave lost their damn mind.
That's it, and I love it.
Here's another mentallyunstable white woman screaming
about immigration.
Speaker 5 (12:17):
Here's another mentally unstable white woman
screaming about immigration.
Well, Obama, Obama had the samepolicy.
Speaker 4 (12:24):
I don't give a damn about Obama.
We're not talking about Obama.
These people all need to takesome value.
I thought weed was legal inCalifornia, isn't it?
Maybe these, maybe they shouldall.
Or, if not, why don't you goout and get some of those
medicinal marijuana cards?
Because you, you, you guys needto fucking relax, and I love
(12:48):
Donald Trump.
Eight hours ago, of course,stoking the fires going.
A huge Thank you to all the noKings process.
I was very concerned, is going.
A huge thank you to all the nokings protesters.
Yesterday I was very concernedthe king was trying to take my
place, but thanks to yourtireless efforts, I'm still your
president.
Great job all you.
Just, you just want to.
You just want to cry becausethese people are so moronic and
(13:13):
they're so self-righteous andthey're so I don't, I don't, I
don't know what else to refer tothem as they, they, they.
They just have this, this senseof entitlement that they have
to fix everything.
And and I love it here.
Here we go.
Here was a great clip from fromFox news, because some of these
people I really do think arementally ill.
(13:34):
I just, I just just again, olderwhite woman very interesting
and I love it because we weregetting to that a minute ago.
The crowd look at the diversityin the crowd and for these, for
these no kings rallies, are allolder white people.
You looked at the crowd at theat the parade for the birthday
of the U S military issuesrefers to the U S army 250 years
(13:57):
.
You look at the difference inthe crowd there was it was the
colors of the rainbow in thecrowd for that, for that parade.
But here it's all older whitewomen and men and they're
violent.
Listen, if you're 60, 70 yearsold and you're trying to get
violent with a 20, 30 year oldwho's trying to talk to you
(14:19):
about what's going on, I don'tthink it's going to end well for
you.
Speaker 2 (14:23):
I'm just so scared.
I'm 74 years old, I worry abouteverything and I, just, I, just
, I just am so scared and upsetand I don't, and I don't
understand why people didn'tvote for this.
Speaker 4 (14:44):
There is a mental illness issue in this country,
100%.
There is a mental illness issuethat we just keep neglecting
and we just keep overlookingbecause of the fact that, you
know, we, we, we want to.
We spent four years trying tomake everyone feel special.
You don't worry, you can be inyour safe space.
(15:04):
You're special.
You know what?
Not everyone in this countryand everybody in this world is
special.
I'm sorry, that's all I'm goingto say.
I'm sorry.
You're, you're, you're notspecial, I'm not special.
There are special people inthis world, but the majority of
us aren't.
So you're sitting there tryingto be special.
You're trying to be different.
You're trying.
You're trying to have this.
(15:24):
You're trying to.
Speaker 2 (15:25):
Oh, my God, it's just like I just, I just, I just, I
just don't get it.
Speaker 4 (15:30):
Well, maybe it's because you're a moron, plain
and simple, and you're on thewrong side of every issue.
And I love the people like well, millions of people showed up
across the country, all thepeople.
If you count them all, that was2% of the, that's 2% of the
entire country.
Oh, the Republicans are introuble.
(15:54):
I don't know man, I don't getit.
I wish I wish these people Well.
I don't know man, I don't getit.
I, I wish I wish these peopleWell.
I really do.
And and I wish that they figureout on their own what's what's
going on, because they just,they just don't get it.
(16:14):
They want to, they want toprotest, but they're not sure
what they're protesting against.
You are protesting peopleupholding the actual laws in
this country.
That's what you're protesting,that's it.
That's what you're protesting,because you think that that's
(16:35):
what you need to do.
You're not protecting the menand the women, and I love it,
because they bash the military,they bash the police, but these
are the same people that aregoing to come around and have to
bail your ass out.
And I love it when you go to AIand you go to AI and you type
in what is a fascist?
And do you think AI has aliberal bias?
(16:58):
Fascism is a far-right,authoritarian, authoritarian,
authoritarian.
I can't talk, but I love thatthe first sentence is a
far-right.
So you're only a fascist.
If you're a far-right, that'sall you are.
Adolf Hitler a fascist.
If you're a far right, that'sall you are.
Adolf Hitler was a fascist.
(17:19):
People in Spain were.
Mussolini was a fascist.
These are all dictators.
We don't live in a society ofdictators.
We don't but the far right.
But, like I said, ai calls it,you know, authoritarian, a
political ideology, movementcharacterized by dictator power,
but forcible suppression ofopposition, and strong.
(17:39):
I'm not even going to get intothe rest, because this is what's
wrong with AI to.
Ai is going liberal.
The whole fucking world is onfire.
Israel is attacking Iran.
We have, we have.
We have.
We have hotbed issues all overthe world, but we have people
that they have decided that.
You know what I need to do.
I need to defend the rights ofpeople that are here illegally.
(18:04):
Oh, this is Tim.
This is Get Off my Law and theMad Ramblings of a Gen Xer.
I want to thank everyone fortuning in, as always, and I'm
out of here, thank you.
What you just said is one of the most insanely
idiotic things I have ever heard.
At no point in your rambling,incoherent response were you
even close to anything thatcould be considered a rational
thought.
Everyone in this room is nowdumber for having listened to.
(00:22):
It is now dumber for havinglistened to it.
You don't know what that oughtto is, mr Trash.
I'd show you, but I'm too old,I'm too tired, I'm too fucking
blind.
If I were the man I was fiveyears ago, I'd make a
flamethrower to this place.
Speaker 2 (00:48):
Do you understand the words that are coming out of?
Speaker 1 (00:51):
my mouth.
You want answers.
I think I'm entitled.
You want answers.
Speaker 3 (00:56):
I want the truth.
You can't handle the truth.
Speaker 4 (01:00):
We've said it once we've said it before, we've said
it a million times the truth isalways in the free.
This is Tim, this is got off myBob.
The mad ramblings of a Gen Xer.
Oh, we want to talk about noKing's Day.
Oh, the liberal left.
What has gone wrong with them?
You see what's going on inthese cities.
You see and here's the thingthat gets me about these
(01:25):
protests and I watched a lot ofvideo on the protest you see a
lot of it on television and Ifind one thing extremely
interesting about all of it whydoes it all seem to be older
people?
Seriously, if you take a lookat the crowd there and I'm like
(01:47):
I don't want to get into race,but it's old white people and
they're all screaming the samething Fascist, you're a fascist.
Fascism.
Okay, you asked them to defineit Fascism, they can't.
But that's their, that's theirkey rallying cry and that is we
hate Trump.
Okay, there's nothing wrongwith disliking the president.
(02:08):
If you feel like he's not doinga good job, there's no issue
with that.
I have no problem with this.
But what I have a problem iswhen you basically have no clue
what you're protesting againstand why you hate the man so much
that you have to go out of yourway to act stupid and and these
(02:32):
, these may be some intelligentpeople.
Speaker 5 (02:34):
Here's a good example of an la woman slamming ice so
I'm in my beautiful city, la,and I have friends texting me,
shocking older white woman, likeall morning.
My gardener didn't show up, myhousekeeper didn't show up.
Um, oh, my farmer's market wasclosed.
Speaker 4 (02:53):
Everyone's scared okay, everyone should be scared,
because if you're hereillegally and yes, coming into
the country and not going andclaiming asylum and not doing it
through a port of entry is acrime, but, but?
But she's concerned that herhousekeeper didn't show up, the
gardener didn't show up and, ohmy god, the farmer's market was
(03:14):
closed because everyone isscared about getting deported
because they're not here legally.
So is this?
Is this more of a cause thatthey're just not getting their
cheap labor than the fact thatthese people are breaking the
law?
Speaker 5 (03:27):
Well, this is not going to just happen in LA and
you one percenters that onlyvoted for Trump because of money
, guess what You're going tohave to do your own dishes or
that's OK, I do my own dishesnow, and you know it's funny, I
have something called Wait forit a dishwasher.
Speaker 3 (03:48):
Boy, that escalated quickly.
I mean, that really got out ofhand fast.
Speaker 4 (03:54):
Let's continue to listen to this moron.
Speaker 5 (03:56):
Clean your own house or mow your own lawn and owe
that oh.
Speaker 4 (04:00):
I own a lawnmower and I own a vacuum.
Just throwing that out there.
Speaker 5 (04:06):
Wonderful produce the organic produce you get for
your brunches all gone.
Yeah, you're going to actuallyhave to do some work around your
house.
Speaker 4 (04:16):
These people are important.
They're important for youbecause they're a cheap labor,
and I love it, though, becauseshe is bashing the one
percenters.
And I love it, though, becauseshe is bashing the one
percenters, but she says thather own in her, in her own
message.
All my friends are calling meand telling me my housekeeper
didn't show up, my gardener didshow up and I can't go to the
farmer market.
Farmer's market Okay, that'show silly these protests are,
(04:41):
and I love it, though, causethere was one.
I'm going to tell you this rightnow.
There is one thing that didcome out of these protests that
that that was good, and Ithought about it all day, and
they are a hundred percent right.
I woke up this morning andthere was no King.
Hey, oh, they literally havenothing better to do, and I
(05:04):
don't want to break the news toa lot of these people, and I'm
going to whisper it, cause Idon't want everyone to hear.
You got another three and ahalf years of this, so you can
hate Trump all you want, but youhave fucking three and a half
more years to go, and you goingout and inciting violence
against ice agents and flyingthe Mexican flag while you burn
(05:26):
the American flag.
I'm going to tell you somethingright now.
You may never win anotherelection again because this is
not going to play well in whatwe like to refer to as the
flyover states in middle america.
And I love it again because youhave a maga guy going out and
(05:48):
trying to interview actually,this was a woman, she's trying
to interview a white liberalprotester and I get, like I said
all, just take a look at theyou.
You can bash the parade thattrump had for the 250
anniversary 250 years birthdayof the US military.
I should rephrase that the army.
It wasn't a party for him, itwas to celebrate the 250th
(06:12):
birthday of the United StatesArmy.
And I love the people.
Like, look at them, they're notmarching in unison, okay.
Also, the majority of thepeople in the parade were
reservists, which means, unlikethese protesters, they have jobs
.
So so, yeah, so maybe themarching wasn't as crisp and I
(06:37):
love it how they take little Imean liberals, all.
I take these little snippets oflike them flying drones and go
look how embarrassing this is.
Did you miss when all the tanksrolled in and all those other
things that you miss?
All the Abrams and even goingback to the Shermans Did you
miss all that?
No, yeah, of course you did,because it doesn't fit your
narrative what's.
But let's listen to this otherwoman, who is pretty well
brainwashed, and I like the factthat she refers to Trump, and
(07:00):
people that you know supportTrump as a cult.
Speaker 5 (07:03):
The problem that we're having now is, even if
Donald Trump is not in office,is that the 38% of Republicans
that would still support him isa cult.
Speaker 4 (07:13):
This is a brainwashed cult that we are, says the
woman standing in the rainhaving no clue what she's
talking about, telling us thatit's a cult.
It's a cult to personality.
And you know what's funny youhave?
We have the.
(07:34):
We have another woman thatthat's telling us that Trump
supporters are cult.
So I, I love these peoplebecause you look at them and
you're like luckily you're aprofessional protester because
there's you're too.
You're too fucking stupid tohave a job.
Speaker 3 (07:48):
I miss the days when people who joined cults dropped
out of society.
You want to go drink raw milk?
You want to worship abillionaire Great?
Go do it away from me.
I am so tired of their insanitybeing and I love it.
Speaker 4 (08:00):
She's wearing a band, the fascist shirts, but if you
ask her what a fascist is, she'sjust going to tell you how much
she hates trump her problem.
Speaker 3 (08:08):
You want to be disconnected from reality and
you want to talk to us about it.
Speaker 4 (08:11):
No, if you're going to be, says the person that
doesn't want to be telling usthat Republicans and
conservatives are disconnectedfrom reality.
Oh, I can play these clips allday long, guys.
Speaker 3 (08:24):
This disconnected with reality.
I don't want to chat.
I don't want to have beef withCanada.
I want clean national parks andproper safeguarding of nukes.
Go drink Kool-Aid in a jungletogether and leave the rest of
us alone.
Speaker 4 (08:36):
You know what?
You could easily, honey, honey,go away and fuck off, because
you're a moron, just like theliberal leaders.
And we, we, we are stoking thefires of discontent.
You know, against ice becausewe have liberal leaders such as
Mayor Bass.
I love Mayor Bass, mayor Bass'scity's on fire, everything's
(09:00):
okay.
But you know what?
Speaker 2 (09:06):
It's Donald Trump's fault, but the real solution of
all of this is for theadministration to stop the raids
.
Speaker 4 (09:11):
So we should just stop enforcing the laws?
Oh, because then the rest ofthe country would be like
California.
Speaker 2 (09:18):
That these raids might take place for the next 30
days.
We don't know how many aregoing to take place in a given
day and you just think about thedisruption to families and the
disruption to our local economy.
Speaker 4 (09:29):
But the real solution of I don't have the energy for
you today.
I just don't.
I mean, I literally don't,because then you also have the
wonderful mayor in Chicago.
You know what's his name,brandon Johnson.
His city is burning half thetime.
Unemployment is skyrocketing.
You actually have people thatare against illegal immigration,
(09:51):
and I love it, because ICEagents are only seeing a 413%
increase of violence againsttheir agents in the cities of
Chicago and California.
But these are this is thepatient liberals.
These, these are the liberalsthat understand you.
You have a majority of peoplethat migrated here legally.
I think it's like 80 somethingpercent, which is who are
(10:11):
against illegal immigration.
Speaker 3 (10:15):
Yeah, Let me just first acknowledge the level of
anxiety and fear and trepidationthat this administration has
has caused.
You've never seen a society.
Speaker 4 (10:24):
You know you wouldn't be fearful and there wouldn't
be trepidation if you I don'tknow weren't here illegally,
that you crossed the borderillegally.
And let's be honest, the moneythat they're the money the
majority of these illegalimmigrants make they ship back
overseas.
So it's not like they'rereinvesting in our, in our
(10:46):
economy.
They're building homes inMexico and Guatemala and El
Salvador and other places andsending money back to there to
help spurn their economy.
Speaker 3 (10:55):
Prove or expand under this type of fear and we're
going to continue to resist andwe're going to do it in many
different ways, whether it'staking to the streets or to the
courts.
Speaker 4 (11:04):
So you're going to resist by taking to the streets
and attacking ICE agents?
Yes, that's, and I love it.
They call Trump a fascist, butthey're developing and building
squads to go up and go afterpeople they disagree with
politically and attack themviolently.
You don't see the ice agentsattacking their, their, their
(11:27):
suspects, that they're roundingup, and they are rounding up
because they are.
They are suspects in crimes andthe majority of the people that
are being deported arecriminals, so we should keep
them in society.
Speaker 3 (11:38):
Or policy.
One of the things that I amvery proud of is that we are a
welcoming city, which means ourlocal law enforcement yeah, but
Elliot, you're not welcoming ICE, do not dub or behave as
federal ICE agents and so ourlocal law enforcement.
As we continue to rebuild andexpand trust amongst all of our
residents, it's important thatwe hold that line.
Speaker 4 (12:02):
All these people are fucking lunatics.
They are liberal lunatics whohave lost their damn mind.
That's it, and I love it.
Here's another mentallyunstable white woman screaming
about immigration.
Speaker 5 (12:17):
Here's another mentally unstable white woman
screaming about immigration.
Well, Obama, Obama had the samepolicy.
Speaker 4 (12:24):
I don't give a damn about Obama.
We're not talking about Obama.
These people all need to takesome value.
I thought weed was legal inCalifornia, isn't it?
Maybe these, maybe they shouldall.
Or, if not, why don't you goout and get some of those
medicinal marijuana cards?
Because you, you, you guys needto fucking relax, and I love
(12:48):
Donald Trump.
Eight hours ago, of course,stoking the fires going.
A huge Thank you to all the noKings process.
I was very concerned, is going.
A huge thank you to all the nokings protesters.
Yesterday I was very concernedthe king was trying to take my
place, but thanks to yourtireless efforts, I'm still your
president.
Great job all you.
Just, you just want to.
You just want to cry becausethese people are so moronic and
(13:13):
they're so self-righteous andthey're so I don't, I don't, I
don't know what else to refer tothem as they, they, they.
They just have this, this senseof entitlement that they have
to fix everything.
And and I love it here.
Here we go.
Here was a great clip from fromFox news, because some of these
people I really do think arementally ill.
(13:34):
I just, I just just again, olderwhite woman very interesting
and I love it because we weregetting to that a minute ago.
The crowd look at the diversityin the crowd and for these, for
these no kings rallies, are allolder white people.
You looked at the crowd at theat the parade for the birthday
of the U S military issuesrefers to the U S army 250 years
(13:57):
.
You look at the difference inthe crowd there was it was the
colors of the rainbow in thecrowd for that, for that parade.
But here it's all older whitewomen and men and they're
violent.
Listen, if you're 60, 70 yearsold and you're trying to get
violent with a 20, 30 year oldwho's trying to talk to you
(14:19):
about what's going on, I don'tthink it's going to end well for
you.
Speaker 2 (14:23):
I'm just so scared.
I'm 74 years old, I worry abouteverything and I, just, I, just
, I just am so scared and upsetand I don't, and I don't
understand why people didn'tvote for this.
Speaker 4 (14:44):
There is a mental illness issue in this country,
100%.
There is a mental illness issuethat we just keep neglecting
and we just keep overlookingbecause of the fact that, you
know, we, we, we want to.
We spent four years trying tomake everyone feel special.
You don't worry, you can be inyour safe space.
(15:04):
You're special.
You know what?
Not everyone in this countryand everybody in this world is
special.
I'm sorry, that's all I'm goingto say.
I'm sorry.
You're, you're, you're notspecial, I'm not special.
There are special people inthis world, but the majority of
us aren't.
So you're sitting there tryingto be special.
You're trying to be different.
You're trying.
You're trying to have this.
(15:24):
You're trying to.
Speaker 2 (15:25):
Oh, my God, it's just like I just, I just, I just, I
just don't get it.
Speaker 4 (15:30):
Well, maybe it's because you're a moron, plain
and simple, and you're on thewrong side of every issue.
And I love the people like well, millions of people showed up
across the country, all thepeople.
If you count them all, that was2% of the, that's 2% of the
entire country.
Oh, the Republicans are introuble.
(15:54):
I don't know man, I don't getit.
I wish I wish these people Well.
I don't know man, I don't getit.
I, I wish I wish these peopleWell.
I really do.
And and I wish that they figureout on their own what's what's
going on, because they just,they just don't get it.
(16:14):
They want to, they want toprotest, but they're not sure
what they're protesting against.
You are protesting peopleupholding the actual laws in
this country.
That's what you're protesting,that's it.
That's what you're protesting,because you think that that's
(16:35):
what you need to do.
You're not protecting the menand the women, and I love it,
because they bash the military,they bash the police, but these
are the same people that aregoing to come around and have to
bail your ass out.
And I love it when you go to AIand you go to AI and you type
in what is a fascist?
And do you think AI has aliberal bias?
(16:58):
Fascism is a far-right,authoritarian, authoritarian,
authoritarian.
I can't talk, but I love thatthe first sentence is a
far-right.
So you're only a fascist.
If you're a far-right, that'sall you are.
Adolf Hitler a fascist.
If you're a far right, that'sall you are.
Adolf Hitler was a fascist.
(17:19):
People in Spain were.
Mussolini was a fascist.
These are all dictators.
We don't live in a society ofdictators.
We don't but the far right.
But, like I said, ai calls it,you know, authoritarian, a
political ideology, movementcharacterized by dictator power,
but forcible suppression ofopposition, and strong.
(17:39):
I'm not even going to get intothe rest, because this is what's
wrong with AI to.
Ai is going liberal.
The whole fucking world is onfire.
Israel is attacking Iran.
We have, we have.
We have.
We have hotbed issues all overthe world, but we have people
that they have decided that.
You know what I need to do.
I need to defend the rights ofpeople that are here illegally.
(18:04):
Oh, this is Tim.
This is Get Off my Law and theMad Ramblings of a Gen Xer.
I want to thank everyone fortuning in, as always, and I'm
out of here, thank you.
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