The Liberal Argument for MS-13

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Six seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight is
the number. Okay, a couple of lines are open if
you want to jump on. Six one seven two six
six sixty eight sixty eight is the number. Let me
ask all of you, what do you make of this
media's and the Democrats is really obsession. There's just no

(00:22):
other word for kill. Mar Brago Garcia, this MS thirteen
illegal alien, terrorists, gangbanger, human trafficker from Maryland who, through
an administrative error, was deported to l Salvador on one
of the first planeloads when Trendur, Aragua and MS thirteen

(00:45):
were being shipped off by Trump, deported by Trump to
that mega prison in El Salvador. And the media have
turned this now into a cause celeb. They're turning him
into a martyr. Know what they're thinking. He's you know
what he's sacrificing himself for. But they claiming that his

(01:06):
due process rights have been violated, that he never should
have been deported, that this man is a father and
a husband or whatever, has a wife, and that if
they can if Trump can do this to Garcia, to
this MS thirteen thug again a criminal, illegal alien, well

(01:28):
then they can just deport anybody. They can deport you,
they can deport me, They can deport any American, not
just any illegal, but any American. This is now the
narrative that they're trying to push. Will it work or
do you think Trump successfully destroyed it? In to me

(01:50):
one of the best press conferences I've ever seen yesterday,
Did he defuse the issue? Six one seven two six,
six sixty eight six the ape Miranda in Rhode Island.
Thanks for holding Miranda and welcome.

Speaker 2 (02:06):
I'll answer your question. But then there's something else I'd
called to tell you about. Yes, he diffused it, but
not to their satisfaction, because soon as he gets them
with them, then they'll talk about the Palestinian students that
he's supporting. So no matter how right he is, they'll
always find another extreme case. And my answer to these

(02:27):
people is if they came into your home, if you
had guests in your home and the guests were saying, oh,
your food is terrible, Oh your house smells, you would
say leave, And then if they persisted in coming, you
just have them thrown out. These people, these people that
are telling us, you know, about other people's rights, these

(02:47):
bleeding hearts, But they would not put up with that
kind of behavior. So I got that off my chest.

Speaker 3 (02:53):
But here's what I.

Speaker 4 (02:54):
Really called to tell you.

Speaker 2 (02:55):
Just listening to you can be so frustrating.

Speaker 4 (02:59):
You have a habit.

Speaker 2 (02:59):
You'll say you use proper nouns. The first time, you'll
say heally and who, and then for the rest of
the show you go those two. You'll say the Boston
Herald and the Washington Post, and then you'll go those
two papers. So if people walk away from the radio,
I mean, we're not glue to our I know it's

(03:20):
hard to remember, but you know, instead of using pronouns,
if we walk away to the radio, we don't really
know who you're talking about if we didn't hear you
the first time.

Speaker 1 (03:31):
So for example, Miranda, like if I say Boston Globe
and Boston Herald, and then a couple sentences later, I
go those two papers. Miranda, you're saying I should be
more specific and say the Herald and the Globe again,
correct on second reference.

Speaker 2 (03:50):
But didn't hear the first time, And then you'll go
on your you know, dietide, which is fine, but we
don't know who you're talking about because we missed it
the first time.

Speaker 1 (04:00):
I got you, So you'd like me to be a
little bit more specific if I'm talking about certain people
or certain newspapers or media outlets, and not just say
them or those, but if need be, repeat their names correct.

Speaker 2 (04:18):
What happens with you and me? Almost every day I'm
running around trying to get out of the house and
I say, who's he talking about?

Speaker 3 (04:23):
What did he say?

Speaker 2 (04:25):
So it's frustrating, but otherwise I love your show.

Speaker 1 (04:27):
Well, Miranda, I was going to ask you, if you
don't mind, I thought you were going to school me
on my grammar. That's what I thought you were leading
with this with. I thought's where you were going with this,
because Sandy will often once in a while say well
that's not grammatically correct, or the audience does that all
the time, so I thought that's or my pronunciation of

(04:49):
certain words. I thought, that's what really gets under your skin, Miranda.
Does that bother you too? Or is it just this.

Speaker 2 (04:58):
Communication? So we get what you're saying no matter how
you pronounce the word or backwards or forwards. But it's
just sometimes I don't know who you're talking about. If
I didn't catch it the first time I got.

Speaker 1 (05:10):
You, Miranda, you know what, thank you. I love constructive feedback,
and I will be much more attentive to that. I
will do my best. And Miranda, thank you very much
for that call. I really appreciate it. To go back
to her first point, and again, if it's frustrating for you,
I apologize and I'll try to be even you know,
more attentive and more accurate when I talk about you know,

(05:32):
those papers or those people. I don't mind repeating myself,
that's okay. But no, look, if someone squatted into your home,
if someone broke into your home and then began to
abuse you, rape you, or rape your wife, or assault you,
or murder you, or murder members of your family, you

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don't have the right to kick them out of your house.
Eight thirty two Now on The Great wr KO, Jeff
Cooner Boston's Bulldozer. Six one seven two six six sixty
eight sixty eight is the number. You know what it's
it's again slight, well, not really off topic because we're
talking about multiple things today on the show. But this

(06:17):
I just found this very powerful and very moving, and
it's a message that I received on messenger from Mary Anne,
who now lives in Florida. But she said Jeff, I
got to get this off my chest. And the only
reason why I'm reading it a it's so true. And
I think many of us here that live in Massachusetts,

(06:39):
especially those of us in the greater Boston area or
within you know, driving distance of Boston, I think we
tend to forget what an incredible history Boston and really
the entire state has. And the reason why this really

(06:59):
strikes accord with me is I'm gonna even do it
today after the show. I'm taking a little time off.
I mean, I'm back on the air tomorrow, but just
a few hours for myself and I like to go
to one of these great historic spots. I don't want
to say where, becare's a lot of liberals out there
who hate me and want to stalk me, and God
knows what they want to do to me. But I

(07:20):
do this periodically, and it's one of the great joys
of living in Massachusetts is that you can go and
almost touch and feel the history of our country and
especially the American Revolution. And I've said this before and
I'm going to say it again, and it's not original
to me. Many historians have pointed this out. Boston is

(07:42):
the cradle of the American Revolution. Boston is the cradle
of American liberty. It is, and many people who live here,
or in the area or in the state, we've almost
forgotten that. And that's very sad to me. It's really
it's very tragic. And here's what Marianne wrote, good morning, Jeff.

(08:06):
I hope you and the family are well. Well. Thank you, Marianne.
I hope you and your family are well. You know,
it's a shame about Michelle Wu. She is turning probably
the in caps, historically most patriotic city in America into
way I can't say this on the air, into a

(08:26):
crap hole of wokeness, corruption and liberal crazy. Look at
all of the original in caps patriots that are buried
in the historic cemeteries in Boston, the Freedom Trail, the
historic houses like Paul Revere's home. Why do the liberals

(08:51):
have to ruin absolutely everything? Why do they want to
destroy everything historical that brought us America to greatness? It
is so sad. It brings tears. I don't have an
answer for anything. I'm just ranting now. I hear you.

(09:11):
That's the emotional pull that I feel when I see
a Marxist like Michelle Wu, And I believe, now with
all this new information, a communist trader, a Chinese trader.
When you're taking hundreds of thousands of dollars as she
did from a top Chinese Communist Party intelligence official, you're

(09:37):
a trader. And I think you're in the pocket of
the Chinese. And I think that explains a lot of
what she's been doing to the city now for the
last what is it, almost four years. But this is
to me one of the great American cities and the history,

(09:57):
the heritage, the founding, the patriots, so much of our past,
and that we're just willing to throw it all away.
We can't allow them to win. We can't, and I
believe in the end we are going to win. I

(10:18):
know it's not going to be easy. I'm not saying
there's not a lot of moonbats. I'm not saying this
is not a deep blue state. It is. I'm not
saying we don't have a steep mountain to climb. But
to me, we have so much on our side. All
we have to do is speak the truth, and I
believe eventually we will prevail. And so anyway, but I

(10:39):
just wanted to share that because it's so true now
look at what the left is doing. Hey, this is
to me. You can't wrap your mind around this. This
is Senator Chris van Holland. I mentioned them earlier. Moonbat
from Maryland now in a Twitter video he was so

(10:59):
in aged about what he saw at the White House yesterday.
How dare Bukele not want to return Kilmar Abrago Garcia?
How dare Trump essentially not kidnap this guy from the
jail in El Salvador. Kidnap him and fly him back
because this MS thirteen gang banger, this illegal deserves to

(11:25):
be back in America. Return Ham home. Roll cut twelve, Mike.

Speaker 5 (11:35):
The Trump administration's put dragging and bringing a Brago Garcia
home is absolutely unacceptable. They illegally abducted him and got
him out of the country in seventy two hours. They
can get him home in less than that. All they
need to do is send somebody from the US embassy
to the prison and have him released.

Speaker 6 (11:55):
After all, the United States is paying El Salvador to
keep him there.

Speaker 5 (11:59):
This was a nine to nothing decisioned by the Supreme Court,
and now they need to stop foot dragging and bringing
him back.

Speaker 6 (12:05):
This is contemptuous action.

Speaker 5 (12:08):
I will leave it to the judge as to when
contempt charges need to be filed. But he needs to
come home, and he needs to come home now. I
met just the other day with his wife, with his mother,
with his brother.

Speaker 6 (12:21):
The families traumatized.

Speaker 5 (12:23):
They're worried, of course, minute to minute about what might
happen to him in that notorious prison. And the Trump
administration needs to get him home and they need to
stop lying about this case.

Speaker 1 (12:35):
This is unbelievable. I mean, this is really unbelievable. I
met with the mother, I met with the wife, I
met with the brother. He was abducted, No, he was deported.
He's afraid of what's going to happen to him in
that prison. Well, did you ever think about all of
his victims? What about all the women he trafficked, About

(13:00):
all the girls he trafficked? God knows what about all
the people he murdered or raped. Maybe you know what
if you're worried what's gonna happen to you with you know,
because of the rivalry between trend of Rarague MS. Thirteen.
So if you're worried about what may happen to you
in that prison, maybe you shoay a tough guy. Maybe

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you shouldn't have joined MS thirteen in the first place.
So look, I mean you were talking about a bleeding heart,
so my heart has to bleed for this this gangbanger again,
who is a criminal? Illegal alien? So where do so?
We're not supposed to deport illegal aliens? Now criminals? Is illegal? No? No,

(13:44):
because he claims to have a wife and kid, so
that excuses everything. But it continues. It's not just the Democrats.
Listen to this. Here's Jeffrey Tubin, legal analyst on this
is CNN. Listen to that is he's practically crying. Listen
that is World Cut thirteen, Mike.

Speaker 7 (14:08):
They are now trying to present mister Abrego Garcia as
the criminal that the government acknowledged just a few days
ago that he wasn't. Can I just ask you both
seem to agree the Supreme Court may have been more
deliberate as a language than a lot of people aren't
analyzing here.

Speaker 8 (14:24):
What do you think Supreme Court thinks about all this?

Speaker 6 (14:26):
What do you think the.

Speaker 5 (14:26):
Chief Justice thinks when he sees this man not being returned.

Speaker 2 (14:29):
I think they're very, very cautious and they don't want
a confrontation with the President.

Speaker 1 (14:34):
That's why the language is so cautious.

Speaker 2 (14:37):
But I think they want him returned well.

Speaker 7 (14:39):
But I also think they do not want an international
confrontation that they cause, and they will be very different deferential.

Speaker 1 (14:47):
If L.

Speaker 7 (14:48):
Salvador says we are simply not turning him over, I
bet this Supreme Court will say, well, there's nothing that.

Speaker 1 (14:53):
Can be done in that case. You don't think this
man is coming back.

Speaker 7 (14:55):
I don't think he's coming back.

Speaker 6 (14:57):
Basically, so helpful.

Speaker 1 (15:01):
I mean, you can't big, you can't make this up.
You're praying, you're hopeful again. It's holy weak, So forgive
me if it's constant religious analogies and everything goes back
to Good Friday. They're crying for Barabas. I'm telling you
that's what this is. This guy's Barabbas. You know, like

(15:24):
remember the story people keep forgetting this ponscious pilot says, Okay,
I'm gonna release Jesus. The guy's innocent. He hasn't done anything. No, no, no, no.
The crowd wanted Barrabas a murderer, a thief. In fact,
he was a member of a gang. They're a criminal gang.
And what did the crowd called?

Speaker 8 (15:41):
No?

Speaker 1 (15:42):
Give us Barabus, Free Barabas. Crucify Jesus, not Barabas. They're
crying for Barabas. This one. You got to hear it
to believe it. Today it's Garcia, today, Tomorrow it's you
or me. Roll cut fourteen Mike.

Speaker 9 (16:04):
As Justice Sodomyr noted last week, the Trump administration's claim
legally is that they can take anyone in the United
States and disappear them to a foreign country, and that
even if they acknowledge that that was an error of
any kind, that they are powerless to bring that person.

Speaker 6 (16:26):
Back to the country.

Speaker 9 (16:27):
That's not just about mister Garcia. It's not just about
illegal immigrants. It's not about criminal legal immigrants. It's about
everybody in the United States. Anybody is what their legal
claim is. Justice Soto myrs I said made this very
clear last week. That's the principle and the legal precedent
that's at stake here, and it is setting up.

Speaker 6 (16:48):
If there's anything we may or.

Speaker 9 (16:49):
May not be in the constitutional crisis already, but if
the administration continues to queue to that line, we will
be in an unequivocal constitutional crisis. And I think that
day is very very close in the.

Speaker 1 (17:00):
Hand six one, seven, two, six, sixty eight, sixty eight
is the number. Let me ask all of you this. Now,
the left and the media are pushing a narrative, I
swear to you. You just you heard John Heilman on MSNBC.
We just played it before the break that Trump wants

(17:23):
to disappear anyone, disappear anyone, not just migrants. We're in
a constitutional crisis. We have a dictator in the White
House and suddenly now people are just going to be
randomly taken off the streets or people that oppose this regime,

(17:44):
this what they call a junta, you know, this so
called fascist dictatorship, that you're just going to be abducted
off the streets the way they claim Brego Garcia was
and then just sent off to this mega prison in
El Salvador. Now, let me ask you two questions. Number one,

(18:09):
are you concerned that you can be deported? Are you
concerned that you could just be arbitrarily arrested and sent
off to some supermax prison in Al Salvador. And number two,
are we now entering the fever swamps? Are we now

(18:29):
seeing really the left and the media become completely and
utterly unhinged with now this puts the Russia collusion hoax
really makes it seem almost mild now compared to what
they're peddling now. They're talking about disappearing people off the streets,

(18:53):
that this is what Trump is now doing. You're here
one day, you're in a prison in El Salvador the
next day, and that this is what's happening across the
entire country. We just don't know about it yet, but
it's taking place. Are we now, seriously, are we watching
now one of the most absurd and insane conspiracy theories

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of all time? And if this is what the left
and the Democrats and the media have degenerated into, are
we now watching them become literally the inmates running the asylum?
Six one, seven two, six, six, sixty eight, sixty eight
lines are loaded. Russ in Boston. Thanks for holding Russ,

(19:42):
and welcome Jess.

Speaker 4 (19:44):
These are glory days for me, the days that I never.

Speaker 3 (19:48):
Thought would come.

Speaker 4 (19:49):
I'm telling you, it is unbelievable.

Speaker 1 (19:51):
Okay, well, Russ, hold on now, come on. People are
being disappeared, Russ. They're being kidnapped, They're being abducted, like
this poor father, this Marilyn man. His mother's crying for him.
His children, and his wife, his brother, and he's in
a super maxinel Salvador Russ. How dare you be so

(20:12):
cold hearted like this?

Speaker 8 (20:15):
Fase it?

Speaker 4 (20:16):
Okay, their cats out of the bag, all right. They
cannot get away with bs as they've gotten away with
it for years. The majority of American people see the
light with these sobs, Jeff. Okay, let's face it, the
love stream media is completely exposed for their flawed and

(20:38):
everything else. The Democratic Party would be exposed as the
enemy within. Just think about this, Jeff. Today, today's leaders
of a Democratic Party AOC, a Jew hater and Britney
standers a self hating Jew. That's the leaders of the
Democratic Party.

Speaker 3 (20:55):
Jeff.

Speaker 4 (20:56):
It is absolutely incredible. But I'll tell you that things
that make me so happy, Okay, when I see the
Vice President of the United States get together with other Marines,
put on appeal fatigues and then going out there and
firing off a few rounds.

Speaker 3 (21:13):
To me as a.

Speaker 4 (21:14):
As a as a as a veteran, it doesn't get
any better than that.

Speaker 3 (21:17):
Okay. Then we have the.

Speaker 4 (21:19):
Secretary of Defense getting down and doing peety with with
the troops, another another marine. Jeff, I'll tell you thank God,
this country is back on the right track again. And
I am totally optimistic. And I never thought that they
would become that I would see the manufacturing jobs coming

(21:40):
back to the United States of America. It is so
important to create maids of entry level jobs for Americans.
It's just incredible. Jeff it comp is the only individual
could ever pull this off. There was no other master negotiator,
master showman in the United States or America would ever

(22:02):
pull this off.

Speaker 3 (22:03):
Guest.

Speaker 4 (22:03):
You know, and for those of us that love this
country and the patriots again, happy days are here again.

Speaker 10 (22:10):
You know.

Speaker 1 (22:10):
Russ. It's funny you should say that because it was
just a couple. It was over the weekend, so maybe
two three days ago, and I was time to go
to bed. Kids are in bed, Grace and I are sleeping,
and I guess I was about to fall asleep with
my with my I was smiling and with a smile
on and Grace was like, what are you smiling about?

(22:34):
She goes. I said, honestly, I'm just so darn happy
Trump is in the White House. She's laughing, She goes,
Are you serious? I go no, I swear I love
his tariffs. I love what he's doing with the border.
I love always deporting all these gang bangers and illegals,

(22:54):
I said, just I was like, I was listing everything.
I love always. Drill, baby, drill. I just went on
and on. I said, I just can't tell you how
happy I am that he's in the White House and
we got an America first president. I feel like, pinch me.
I can't believe it's we did it. It's here, it's happening.
So I agree with you, Rus. Really, to me, it's

(23:17):
like happy days are here again. And to see the
media and the Democrats, to see their heads explode like
this and to reduce them to the point, Russ, they're
begging and pleading, crying for an MS thirteen terrorist and illegal. Rus.

(23:39):
It doesn't get any better than this man. It really doesn't.
Final word to you, my friend, Wow, Jeff.

Speaker 4 (23:46):
Another thing, Okay, President Trump a man that believes in
God's family and country. What is he doing this week?
He's publicly celebrating Holy Week. Okay, I'm telling you that
man has the biggest set of than anyone who wants.

Speaker 11 (24:03):
The face of this earth.

Speaker 1 (24:05):
Russ, God bless you and again thank you for your service,
Thank you for your call as always my friend, God
Country family. To me, that sums up Maga in a nutshell,
and it sums me up. It's what this shows about.
It's what I'm about, God, Country Family. Kim in Brighton.

(24:26):
Thanks for holding Kim, and welcome.

Speaker 8 (24:30):
Good morning, Jeff. Thank you so much for taking my call.

Speaker 1 (24:33):
My pleasure, Kim.

Speaker 8 (24:34):
I wanted to comment on the meeting between President Bukela
and President Trump, my two favorite leaders. Yes, I was
in El Salvador in October and it's truly amazing what
he's done, and he is a man of God, and
I am.

Speaker 11 (24:49):
A huge fan of Bokela. But your earlier.

Speaker 8 (24:53):
Conversation or your question that the fact that the media
conflates the deportation of an Emma thirteen illegal alien citizen
of El Salvador with this disappearing of some US taxpayer
to some other country for an unknown reason is insane.

(25:13):
To Mark's point, Mark from New Hampshire. To his point,
he said he doesn't believe that the media or the
leaders really believe this nonsense, but obviously the voters do,
because it's the same as when the voters say Trump
is Hitler. So Hitler was a left wing socialist and
Trump is a free market capitalist, and they conflate the

(25:34):
two and they're so stupid or ignorant or blinded by hatred.
I'm not sure what it is. I don't know if
it's mass formation psychosis. But the fact that they can
take two completely unrelated or even opposing ideas and think
they're the same is really is really troubling. Like with
the electric cars, like last week, that's metaphorically last week,

(25:58):
ev should be mandated for everyone and people should be
forced to have them against their will, And this week
they're firebombing electric car dealers and it seems.

Speaker 11 (26:07):
To be okay.

Speaker 8 (26:08):
But I believe the alliance between Bukela and Trump is
absolutely wonderful because it's true in twenty fifteen, it was
the murder capital of the world, and now it's safer
than America, the smallest country in Central and South America,
population like six million. And then people are starting to

(26:30):
really criticize Bukela for what he did, and he said
it's while it's true that he had arrested thousands, he
freed millions, and Trump loved that comment. I was watching
it all on X last night and yesterday, and I
just think it's really great. But the difference between the
two countries is that the people were behind Bukela. And

(26:52):
as I look at our country with the crumbling infrastructure.
I was recently in Connecticut and the roads Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
I think it's like a plan that we're just supposed
to fall apart. I really do, because there's no desire
to change. And in I'll Salvador as soon as those
doors open and you leave the airport, that country's open

(27:14):
for business. The vibe, it's amazing, and we need to
do a better job of messaging and getting behind Trump.
You have a lot of really crazy people, men can
be women. They're screaming so loud. Nobody hears the US
tax payer, and nobody hears the voice of the rational,

(27:34):
and I think that's very troubling.

Speaker 1 (27:37):
Kim, if you don't mind me asking, because you mentioned
how you had been recently to what is it four
or five six months ago in October that you had
been to l Salvador. I've been reading about the miracle. Really,
it's a miracle what Bukela has pulled off there that
you're right, It went from the murder capital of the
world where people were getting slaughtered on this show. MS

(28:01):
thirteen was rampaging. It was a criminal state, it was
a mafia state, and drug dealers were running wild. And
now men, women, children can walk the streets at night.
You can walk, you know, downtown and at midnight it's safe.
He has hammered the gangs. He has imprisoned many of

(28:22):
the gangs. Yes, he cracked skulls. Yes, it was tough.
It was law and order. Yes, there's no question about it.
He was ferocious and going after them. But that's what
it takes to beat a gang war. That's what it
takes to beat these thugs. And I'm just curious, Kim,
you said the people of L Salvador were behind him.

(28:43):
How safe is L Salvador? And as American, did you
feel safer there? Or do you feel safer, let's say,
in Brighton or in the greater Boston area, And when
you walk the streets as a woman, where do you
feel safer? L Salvador or Brighton?

Speaker 8 (29:02):
Well, I have to say that El Salvador is completely changed.
I've been to eleven countries in the region. I do
wildlife photography as a hobby and I never walk around.
I always stay in the Hilton, But in El Salvador.
I walked by myself alone down the road walking, went
to a Starbucks, which is new. It was amazing and

(29:26):
I had no fear, and I am a very high
fear person, so it's very safe.

Speaker 11 (29:30):
And you can just see it has the vibe.

Speaker 8 (29:34):
But again, the people were behind him, and that weekend
when they're different conflicting is eighty four or eighty seven
people who were killed over the weekend, and the military came
in on Monday, and the whole country changed because MS thirteen.

Speaker 11 (29:48):
Owned El Salvador. They owned it.

Speaker 8 (29:51):
And if you've watched any videos of the Seacot prison,
some of those videos have over ninety million views and
some people's actually sorry for these people. But I recently
watched one where they have videos that they would do
it again. They interviewed the MS thirteen gang gang bangers.
They love what they did and Bukela's doing the only

(30:13):
thing that you can do. You can't the recidivism rate
would be one hundred percent. This is what they want
to do, and so I felt extremely safe. I've never
walked alone, even staying at the Hilton anywhere, and I
didn't even really think about it, and that was Yeah,
there's a lot of traffic and there's smogs, so there
was that, but aside from that, it was wonderful. I

(30:33):
would go back in a heartbeat alone.

Speaker 1 (30:35):
Are the people, I know they supported him in the crackdown,
but are the people of El Salvador? Do they back
Boukela overall? Is he popular in l Salvador?

Speaker 8 (30:48):
His face is on aprons, mugs, hats, t shirts, key chains,
They're like shrines. We climbed the volcanoes. The altitude is
very high. It's one thing you have to that bothered
me for a day. So I just six thousand feet
up and I wasn't really prepared. And when you get
to the top, there a little kiowk soupirs Kyla's face.

Speaker 11 (31:08):
All over everything.

Speaker 8 (31:10):
I asked every single person, from the cab drivers to
our tour operators, what do.

Speaker 11 (31:15):
You think of but Kayla?

Speaker 8 (31:16):
The older people, I mean like they almost cried they
loved him so much. And the one young person said,
I like what he did, but I wouldn't wear his
face on an apron kind of tongue in cheek. But
the older people who remembered what life was like, they're
very grateful because they are free.

Speaker 1 (31:34):
So they act they love the guy, eat him.

Speaker 8 (31:38):
And on the video that I watched, they said he said,
if there's any kind of gathering of any criminal element
at El Savodor, he said, your homeboys, that's the word
to use. Your homeboys in Seacott won't get.

Speaker 11 (31:54):
Any more food. I mean, he's he is that serious.

Speaker 1 (32:00):
You know, we could use a guy I mean, to me,
it's almost like he's the Trump of El Salvador. I mean,
I was gonna say, we could use a guy like
him here, But we've got a guy like him here,
kim very quick. Trump said in an interview that I
think it's going to air later today, but he said that,
you know, with very violent American criminals, okay, really the

(32:21):
worst of the worst, murderers, our own gang bangers, rapists,
he says, you know, I mean if it's legal. Only
if it's legal. He goes, I wouldn't mind sending them
to those supermax prisons at Al Salvador. Would you support
if we could, if it's if it passed this constitutional muster,
would you support that? Should we start sending our own

(32:43):
worst violent criminals and offenders to go rot in one
of those supermax prisons?

Speaker 8 (32:49):
I think a lot of Democrat politicians could go along
with them.

Speaker 2 (32:52):
So, yeah, you should watch the videos.

Speaker 8 (32:56):
It's amazing. It's an amazing place. And they're never getting out.
They get no visitors and they have prison sentences of
over one hundred years. They're never getting out.

Speaker 1 (33:05):
That's good. That's that's my kind of guy. Kim, great call,
very informative. Thank you so much. And look, I just
want to read this text. You can text by the way.
Seven zero four seven zero seven zero four seven zero.
This is from six one seven. Jeff kilmar Abrego Garcia

(33:29):
was a member of MS thirteen. For goodness sakes, the
very initiation requirements alone for membership are a list of
sadistic and violent crimes. Yeah, either you have to rape
someone or murder someone. That's how you get into the gang.
You don't rape or you don't murder, you don't get in.

(33:53):
So that's what we're talking about. When these you know,
moonbats are crying for this guy to come back home.
What home, I mean, he's from Al Salvador, but to
bring him back to Maryland, that's what they're crying over.
This is from five oh eight, Jeff. This is our
historical moment. We must cease wasting our time, energy and

(34:18):
resources trying to persuade liberals. It's high time to just
ignore them and roll over them. Agree, disagree six one
seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight. Keith in
New Hampshire. Thanks for holding Keith, and welcome.

Speaker 6 (34:45):
Keith.

Speaker 1 (34:45):
Do we have you all right? Let's see if we
can reconnect with Keith. Ralph in Roslindale. Thanks for holding,
Ralph and welcome.

Speaker 3 (34:57):
Hawaia.

Speaker 1 (34:58):
I'm good. How are you, Ralph?

Speaker 3 (35:04):
A quick thing? I want to say. They jailed the
J six is without any due process too, Ralph.

Speaker 1 (35:13):
I'm sorry, we can barely hear you. Can you speak
up a little bit.

Speaker 3 (35:19):
I'm saying they took the J sixers after they supposedly
stammed the capitol, and they put them in jail without
any due process.

Speaker 1 (35:27):
Brilliant. You're completely right. There was no due process for
many of the J sixers. And notice no one in
the media, not one Democrat cried. Chris van Holland didn't cry.
John Hyloman wasn't crying on MSNBC We're in a constitutional crisis.
Jeffrey Tubin wasn't running around on CNN saying, oh my god,

(35:48):
oh my God, our constitution, our constitution. Will they ever
be free? Could they ever return home to their families? Notice, Ralph,
they didn't give a damn for the J sixers, and
they were American citizens. They overall decent American patriots, the
overwhelming majority of them. This guy is not even an American.

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He's a criminal, illegal, and a terrorist, and they're going
on about his due process. Ralph, do you think they
mean it? You think the media is serious, or you
think they're just trying to say and do anything to
her Trump.

Speaker 3 (36:30):
I think that is trying to hurt Trump. They're trying
to make him look bad, and all the liberals are
right behind them, behind it percent.

Speaker 1 (36:39):
Yeah, Ralph, that's the sense I get as well, that
this is fear mongering. That's all this is. And they're
trying to create again another hoax, another false narrative. This
time he's kidnapping people off the streets. They just went
in and grabbed them and then they abducted them, and
I sent them to this gula. You know, Salvador, there's

(37:01):
super much prison. He's hitlers and not say that's the
BS narrative, the bull crap they're trying to push and
I think the American people are saying, Nah, you don't notice,
this guy is always falling with them. It's always doom
and gloom. The sky is falling, dictatorship around the corner,

(37:22):
and it never it never happens. And you want us
to look at this thug and murderer and sex trafficker
as a martyr. I don't think so. I don't shed
a tear for Ms. Thirteen, and neither should anybody else. Ralph,
thank you for that call, Manny in ipswitch. Thanks for

(37:43):
holding Manny and welcome.

Speaker 3 (37:46):
Hey, how you doing, Jeff good?

Speaker 1 (37:48):
How are you? Manny?

Speaker 3 (37:50):
I'm too bad.

Speaker 4 (37:51):
Well, I've made every now but I'm.

Speaker 3 (37:55):
Calling a boat. Uh but really I don't. I just
got back to where so I listened to you in
the truck. I work part time, and there's, you know.

Speaker 10 (38:06):
Stuff that'sn't set up because I'm on s SKEI, and
there's stuff that isn't set up for people like me.
And I was out of work and I wasn't able
to collect because I didn't make enough. And I hear
about all these people that are collecting and not even balling.

Speaker 3 (38:27):
Yet you have to go through.

Speaker 4 (38:28):
All these stages.

Speaker 10 (38:30):
And I am for Trump and Maga even though it's hurting.

Speaker 1 (38:36):
Me, you know, Manny, can you do me a big favor?
Please hang on. I'm up against a hard break, but
I want to come back to Manny.