WHO'S GOING TO PICK OUR POT! When Rescuing Children Becomes Political for the Left!

Federal authorities descended on a California cannabis farm last week in what became the second-largest ICE operation in a single state in agency history. The raid at Glass House Farm in Ventura County led to the apprehension of 319 unlawful immigrants and, most significantly, the rescue of 14 children from potential forced labor and trafficking situations. Ten of these children were unaccompanied minors working at the marijuana production facility.

The operation has sparked intense debate between immigration enforcement supporters and critics. While ICE officials point to the rescue of exploited children and the removal of at least one worker with a history as a sexual predator as evidence of the raid's necessity, protestors violently clashed with agents at the scene. The media coverage has been equally contentious, with many outlets describing it as a raid on a "fruit farm" rather than acknowledging the cannabis operation. Adding political intrigue, the company's co-founder reportedly donated $10,000 to Governor Gavin Newsom's campaign in 2018, raising questions about oversight and enforcement.

This incident highlights the complex intersection of immigration policy, labor exploitation, and politics in America today. As Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass signed an executive order demanding ICE clear operations with local governments before conducting raids, the fundamental tension between federal authority and local jurisdiction remains unresolved. Meanwhile, one worker tragically died after falling from a 30-foot greenhouse while attempting to evade authorities. Beyond the immediate controversy, the podcast touches on the upcoming 50th anniversary of the film Jaws, offering a brief cultural diversion from the heated immigration debate.

Listen now to understand the full context behind this controversial raid and what it reveals about America's ongoing struggle with immigration enforcement, child exploitation, and political polarization. Share your thoughts on whether these enforcement actions protect vulnerable children or go too far in their approach.

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Episode Transcript

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 oughtis, 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 take a
flamethrower to this place.

Speaker 2 (00:48):
Do you understand the words that are?

Speaker 1 (00:51):
coming out of my mouth.
You want answers.
I think I'm entitled.
You want answers.
I want the truth.

Speaker 2 (00:57):
You can't handle the truth With all this wackiness.
A lot of people have a hardtime handling the truth.
This just got off my lawn, themad ramblings of a gen X.
I want to talk about GavinNewsom's pot farm.
Oh my God, who's going to pickour marijuana?
Oh, um, it's just, it's justliterally the lunacy of the left

(01:19):
, not only the, the politicians,not only the media, not only
the, the just liberals ingeneral, but there's, there's,
there's an era lunacy all aboutthe left.
So last week, federalauthorities went after and this
was Thursday of last week theywent after and they, they

(01:41):
dropped ice into California tomake arrests at a Ventura County
, california, cannabis farm.
Now Kristi Noem, of course, isthe Homeland Security Secretary
confirmed that 319 unlawfulimmigrants were apprehended
during the raid at this placecalled the Glass House Farm and

(02:03):
in the interim not in theinterim, but in the same time
law enforcement rescued 14children from potential forced
labor, exploitation andtrafficking.
Now I believe 10 of the 14children, if I recall properly,
are unaccompanied minors.
So Gavin Newsom and Californiaexploiting child labor laws and

(02:31):
the 300,000 children that JoeBiden lost well, we found 14 of
them, 10 of them areunaccompanied minors, but you
would think the left from theleft, the spewing points, the
talking points would be and Ilove it because they talk about
it.
They talk about how theyinvaded.
They invaded a fruit farm.
They invaded a vegetable farm.
No, they invaded a pot farm inVentura County, california.

(02:55):
The raid is the second largestin a single state since they
started these operations in icehistory.
The first one since theystarted these operations in ice
history.
The first one.
The first, the largest one, wasback in 2019 at the Mississippi
chicken plant, where theyraided.
They snatched up cause they aresnatching them up?
Cause they are illegalimmigrants.
They snatched up 700 illegalimmigrants and arrested them,

(03:18):
but there were children on 10,children that were unaccompanied
minored minors working at thispot farm.
And all the left can worryabout who's going to harvest the
marijuana.
I don't get it.
And then, if you take a look atthe list of people that they

(03:42):
arrested, they had one illegalalien immigrant who was a sexual
child predator.
We don't want to get him out ofthe country.
We need to keep him here.
Explain it to me.
Explain it to me how they canjustify forced child labor in

(04:07):
one of the largest marijuanafarms in California.
This is a big company that runsthis marijuana farm.
It's not like this smallcompany, but they rescue these
10 kids 14 kids, I should say.
10 of them were unaccompaniedminors and the left decides that
this is a bad thing.
The company's co founder,president Graham Farrar, donated

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$10,000 to Gavin Newsom in 2018, along with other democratic
politicians, and I love itbecause, of course, there was a
violent clash between ICE agentsand protesters during this
massive raid.

(05:02):
You can't see it, but I love thesound that's after these
protesters got out of hand.
So what did ice do?
They drop some tear gas ontheir asses.
I would have thrown in someflash bangs for some good
measure.
Hey, oh, but these are people.
Ice is going out and ice is.
Ice's job is not just to deportillegal immigrants.

(05:25):
Ice's job is also, you know, tohelp stop drugs, child sex
trafficking and all thesewonderful things, but you have
the left trying to stop themfrom seizing their legalized
cannabis growers and pickers.
Cannabis growers and pickersOne worker died during the raid

(05:48):
after climbing up a 30-footgreenhouse and subsequently fell
off.
Why, I don't know.
I can't tell you why.
I can't tell you why thathappened, but this is what
happened.
But, like I said, the leftmakes it.
You go to CNN, you go to CNBC.
It's like I attacked thisvegetable farm.
No, they went after a pot farm,but you would think that we

(06:13):
arrested mother Teresa.
I don't get it.
I really I really don't get it.
And all they can talk about isfirst, confirmed death during
Trump's ice raids as a farmwhere he climbed up.
If you are trying to escape ice,you are more than likely here

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illegally, which means you aretrying everything you can do to
not be deported back to yourcountry of record, cause that's
what they're doing.
They're deporting these peopleback to their countries of
origin.
But don't forget, a lot ofthese people are not just
illegal immigrants.
These are people that trashedtheir Mexican documentation.

(06:53):
So what happens is, when youcome into a country like Mexico,
you claim asylum in Mexico, andthen what they're doing is
they're taking all their Mexicandocumentation, because they
found piles of it in differentplaces and they throw it on the
ground, and then they go try toclaim asylum in the US, which is
illegal as well.

(07:16):
Agents rescuing 14 children, and10 of them are unaccompanied
minors.
What the hell, man?
What do you have?
What, literally, do you have aproblem with?
That's what I don't get.
And these protesters thinkthey're doing such a great job.

(07:42):
We're doing such a great job.
We have to keep these childrenemployed, because how else are
they going to send money back tothe cartels.
And then I love it because mayorBass signed an executive order
because she knows so much aboutthe law and she knows so much
about being a mayor, saying thatice has to clear everything
with the local governmentsbefore they do any raids.

(08:06):
They want times, they wantdates, they want no, no, no, no.
You ain't getting any of thatshit because, as you know,
federal authority supersedeslocal jurisdiction.
So you're not.
You're not getting any of thatstuff.
And I feel bad for the guy thatdied.
I feel bad for his family, butevidently he was running for
something if he climbed a30-foot building to evade ice.

(08:29):
But can we just say that maybeice is doing something good,
that they just saved 14 childrenand literally, like I said, 10
of them were unaccompaniedminors.
We still, we're still missingover 300,000 kids from the Biden
administration that just kindof showed up and we just gave

(08:50):
them.
We just gave them away topeople, but this was a raid on a
pot farm.
They're more concerned inCalifornia where they're going
to get their weed from.
Well, I well I'm going to haveto go out and get some.
You know, I'm going to have toget up some genetically
engineered Maui Waui orsomething.

(09:10):
You rescued children.
You took off a child sexpredator off the street and
deported him back to his countryof origin, but from some
unknown reason, we're done withthis.
To his country of origin, but,from some unknown reason, we're
done with this.
And then we have anotherfederal judge that is pausing

(09:31):
these and I just the legalizedwarfare against Trump
administration is just literallyso fucking out of control.
I mean, I don't even know howelse to even discuss that or
talk about that.
It's just so out of controlthat we are trying to get bad
people out of this country, butin their minds they need to stop

(09:54):
us from deporting people thatrape children.
I would think that's a bad.
If I'm the liberal left, Iwould think child rape is a bad
thing.
I'm just throwing that outthere.
I keep reading the stuff aboutthis.
I'm just going to call himbetter and I messed with the
Zolhan over in New York, causeit's he is.

(10:17):
He is literally crazy If you goback and look at some of his,
his previous posts and hisprevious writings and some of
the other things that he'd done.
He's done.
Radical socialism does not even.
That, does not even define whatthis guy is, and I love it,
cause then you still have theleft.

(10:37):
That's like, oh, okay, no, weneed to do.
We need we need socializedmedicine.
We need government run grocerystores.
We need.
We need to freeze prices onrent, because landlords
shouldn't make money, becausethey should just, they should
just do it out of the goodnessof their heart.
This guy is going to be thebiggest nut If he ever got

(11:01):
elected.
You are going to see a massExodus out of New York.
And and I love it because thenhe's also telling people you
know, we're also going to do.
We're going to tax corporationsif they move out of here but
they do business in New York.
Another one that doesn't knowthe law.

(11:23):
He another one that just makesshit up.
That sounds good, but he'sgoing to tax companies that do
business in New York even ifthey are not headquartered in
New York.
He's going to tax companiesthat do business in New York
even if they are notheadquartered in New York.
He's going to have to learnsome federal tax laws and state
tax laws as well.
When he makes these outlandishclaims, he really is going to

(11:45):
have to.
It's the 50th anniversary ofJaws.
Jaws is probably one of my, oneof my favorite movies, if not
one of my top five favoritemovies, and it's the 50th
anniversary.
And you know what you don't,you don't think about it how,
how long this is, how long Jawshas been around, and I think

(12:06):
it's great that they're doing somuch for it.
And then we have we have sharkweek starting this week and I,
like I said, I just I love, Ilove Joe's Um, and I'm so
excited that they have so muchstuff now that's coming out for
like collectibles that I cannever, I can never get enough of
this stuff.
And but I'm going to talk abouta company, but I'm not going to

(12:29):
say their name because I don'tthink it's, I don't think it's
right to say the name, but thereis a big collector company that
is is putting out these limitededition commemorative jaws
statues and they're going tohave a series of them and, of
course, 2025 is the 50thanniversary.
So my wife, as a father's daypresident, was like you know

(12:52):
what I'm going to do.
I am going to buy thecollection, because you have to
buy them in a series ofcollections.
I'm going to buy the collectionand give it to you know, I'm
going to give it to my husbandfor her father's day and then
he'll get a couple of, you know,a couple of different things
throughout the year.
So we're waiting for the veryfirst one to show up, the very
the very first collectible toshow up.
So we're waiting.
Now again, mind you, this is anextremely large company that

(13:15):
does that, does these things,that does, you know, that makes
these collectibles for everyone.
So we're waiting and we'rewaiting.
And I asked my wife.
I was like you know, um, whenis when is the thing going to
show?
When is it?
When is the statue going toshow up?
Is, when is the thing going toshow?
When is it?
When is the statue going toshow up?
And she contacts the companyand says, hey, you know we're,

(13:39):
we're waiting, we're waiting forthis.
When do you think?
You know we're, we're going toget it.
And we waited for a while.
Then we finally got an answer.
Now, mind you, the 25th excuseme, the 50th anniversary is this
year.
So she's like well, you'regoing to get it in August.
I was like, oh okay, well, it'snot that far.

(14:00):
And then you keep reading theemail a little bit more and it's
August of 2026.
So we're getting the.
It's the Danbury Mint.
We're getting the Dan Berrymint, collectible for jaws, a
year after the 50th anniversary.

(14:21):
I don't know why that, I don'tknow why that bugs me so much,
but that literally bugs the shitout of me.
We're going to get it a yearafter the 50th anniversary.
Now, I'm one of these things isI'm literally going to, uh, I,
I'm going to go when they haveit in the movie theater in
August, I'm definitely going togo see the movie there.
I'm like, so I've seen themovie about a bazillion times,
um, but I am, I am literallygoing to, I'm literally going to

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have to get.
You know, I'm going to have togo see it on the big screen I
wasn't old curious to see whatit's like seeing it in in that,
in that, you know, in that largescreen format.
I can't wait.
Oh, it's just another day, man.
It's just another day in thiscountry.

(15:04):
So there's another day with awacky ass left.
I love it, though you know youdon't rescue 14 minors and 10
that are unaccompanied fromworking child labor laws and
don't arrest the sexual predatorbecause he's got a right to be
here, because he's a person.
Dear Lord, what is this worldcoming to, oh?
we're going to have a bunch ofmore videos coming up in the

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next couple of weeks, so makesure you stay tuned.
Podcast, I should say, and, asalways, true choice at your free
.
This is Tim.
Thanks enough my law and themad ramblings of a gen xer and
I'm out of here.