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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show.
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The Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Tuesday,
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of my heart. There are great things happening, great things
that are said. I'll explain what I mean in a moment.
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There are just flat out wonderful things happening in the
Trump administration. Yes, some frustration with judges, but I think
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more coming up tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show.
Before I go a step further, I'm going to get
out ahead of something right now. So here it is.
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I'm not going to be here tomorrow or the next day.
I will be in town. I am not on vacation.
It is not my fault. There are things I have
to do for the suits that I'm going to go do.
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But I will be back on Friday and we'll have
some more fun and after that. I don't think I'm
gone again until September. Honestly, that means you need to
get your ask doctor Jesse questions for Friday emailed in
now or anytime over the next two days Jesse at
Jesse kellyshow dot com. We will go through all of those. Now,
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let me touch on something that I haven't really talked
about at all. It has not been a hot button
thing for me, and I'll explain why, and then I'll
explain what happened today. But it's a big story. It's
the big story that happened. The verdict came down a
couple hours ago, a few hours ago, something like that
in the Carmel Anthony Carmelo Anthony Sorry murder trial out
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of Texas. For maybe you've been living under a rock
or you just got rescued from a deserted island. So
here's what it is. There was a track meet. My
kid goes to track meets. He does track. Both my
kids actually do track when there's a big meet. There
are all kinds of schools. I've never been to one
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where there's just two schools. You'll show up and there's
ten schools. There's twenty schools there, and each school lease
in Texas. I'm sure it probably works this way most
places in the country. It's usually hot in Texas, the
schools have a school themed Uh I'm gonna call it
a tent, but it's just shade. It's called they're calling
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them pop up tents, but it's just shade. There's usually
no side walls on it, and that's where the track
team hangs out. That's where they set their stuff. That's
where they keep their gatorade and their snacks. Whenever we
show up at a track meet, we go over to
our school's track tent because that's where we will find
our suns if they're not out running or getting warmed up.
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That's how it works at track meets. Also, your tents,
your team's tent. They're right they're surrounded by other teams tents.
That's that's how it works. I know that I'm making
some obvious points, but I realize not everyone gets how
it works or has kids. There is a big section,
it'll be a big lawn, a big field, and that's
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where all the team tents are. Something else I have
never in I don't know how many years I've been
going to track meets in cross country meets, cross country
works the same way. I have never, one time ever
seen a kid from one school go into another school's
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tent or area ever. Now, maybe if you're hey, I
wanted to meet my cousin, Hey, Mark, some kind of
friendly thing invited, Hey, you want a sandwich, something like that.
But I have never, one time ever seen a kid
from an opposing school go into someone else's tent in Texas,
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and we don't I guess we don't have to say
allegedly anymore because of the verdict that came down today.
There was a track meet young man named Austin Metcalf
white Kid. I bring that up because it's going to
be applicable to the story and the heartbreaking, horrible things
we're about to talk about. And some of these things
will be offensive. Remember I don't give a crap. If
you're offended, you can email me, but I'll still laugh
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at you. Austin Metcalf white Kid, he's sitting there with
his team. Black kid by the name of Carmelo Anthony,
with a backpack on his shoulders, walks into the opposing
team's tent and sits down. I want to again emphasize
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that I've never seen this before in fact, I've never
even heard of this before. It's just not something that happens.
But he doesn't what his exact reasoning was that day.
Who knows. I don't know that we'll ever get an
honest explanation for that, walks into the tent. The word
is that this Austin Metcalf kid was not only a
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very good kid, but a leader. And you would expect
your leader to step up and do what he did
and said, hey, get out, what are you doing here?
Get out? You don't go to this school, Get out,
go to your own tent. Obviously, Carmelo Anthony walked into
there looking for some sort of a confrontation. Because he
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refused to go I'm not getting out. I'm not getting out.
It escalated to make me. Austin Metcalf gets up. Carmelo Anthony,
who I hear is much smaller. Austin Metcalf I heard
was a very big kid. Austin Metcalf walks over to Carmelo.
Carmelo opens up his backpack, pulls out a foldable knife,
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unfolds it and jams it into Austin Metcalf's chest, murders
him over this whole stupid thing. Austin Metcalf then in
just the most heartbreaking freaking thing ever had a twin
brother and dies in his arms, dies in his arms.
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That poor family. You can imagine as of today if
you're wondering why I'm bringing this up now when I
really haven't brought it up as of today. As of
a few hours ago, the trial was very fast. Carmelo
Anthony was found guilty and guilty of murder. I don't
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think the death penalty is on the table, but I
don't know how long he's going to spend in prison,
but it's going to be a very, very long long time.
He may be eighteen now, I believe he was seventeen
when he did this, but he was tried as an
adult and here in the State of Texas, appeal all
you want. This was pretty open and shut. His life
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is effectively over. If he ever ever tastes freedom again
in the State of Texas, he will be a wrinkly,
gray old man, probably in poor health. He gave up
the rest of his entire life by stabbing Austin Metcalf
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and killing him in that tent. Now, first, before I
talk about today and the reactions to this and everything else,
in ways that are sure to offend. But that's just
the way it goes. Let me explain why I haven't
been talking about this that much. It's all extremely extremely
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sad to me. I haven't ever as far as I know.
Chris correct me if I'm wrong, Corey, have I ever
covered a live trial on the show. I don't really
cover live trials. Why because when it comes to trials, Look,
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I was on a jury one time. I have family
members who are lawyers. Trials are long and complicated, and
people lie, and there are controversies and hung juries and
that there's all kinds of things that happen. So while
a trial is going on, I really stay quiet about it.
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That's just it. I don't won't to say it's my
professional policy. It's more of just a personal policy. I
haven't discussed the trial of Carmelo Anthony in private with
my friends when the microphone is off. I don't believe
I've ever brought it up one time. The first time
I've ever discussed it was yesterday when my wife brought
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it up because she knew the sentencing whatever the conviction
is probably gonna come soon, and so she brought it up.
I when there is a trial, I let it play out.
I understand that that is not what a lot of
people want. They want me to rant and rave and
scream and yell about this guy or that guy, or
this guy's the bad guy or that, and I just
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don't do that while a trial is happening. I wait
till it's over, till the facts are in. I generally
try to wait until moments like right now, until we
actually have a verdict. Then I don't even have to
throw out things like allegedly allegedly allegedly, because convicted is convicted.
Carmarlo Anthony murdered Austin Metcalf. Carmelo Anthony's life is effectively over.
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Austin Metcalf's life most definitely is over, and Austin Metcalf's
family will have to live with this horrible tragedy for
the rest of their lives on this earth, wondering what
could have been with Austin's life. He won't ever get
to be a husband, a father, won't ever get to
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coach little league. His life was taken away from him
by Carmelo Anthony in that tent over nothing. Now to
the verdict, the controversy, the protests that are happening. I
will discuss it, and then we will move on because
I have actually really cool things to talk about, things
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Speaker 1 (12:19):
Fighting for your freedom every day The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (12:26):
It is The Jesse Kelly Show on a magnificent, magnificent Tuesday,
and we are talking about something that is It's good,
but it's sad. Carmelo Anthony was just convicted of murder.
He's going to prison for the rest of his life.
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We'll just call it the rest of his life. He'll
be fart and us by the time he walks out
Austin metcast life is over. I'm about to address the
protests and everything around it. I know this is the
day where I'm supposed to celebrate. I'm not celebrating anything.
I'm happy that justice was served. I'm happy the Metcalf
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family at least gets that. I'm happy a violent criminal
is going to go to a cage where he belongs.
But two lives, two lives under twenty years old, gone
completely senseless, completely censeless. Now, let me address something that's
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happening right now. I don't know how big these protests
are going to be. But some people, and I want
to stress that in the black community are very angry
that Carmelo Anthony was murdered. I want to I'm gonna
dwell on the some people thing here because the Internet
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has the ability to rot your brain, and so does television.
When you see a mob of one hundred black people
angry that Carmelo Anthony convicted, it's very easy to look
at that video and look at that picture and say,
blacks in this country love murderers. Hold on a minute,
and by the way, if you think I'm about to
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be nice, don't worry, I'm gonna offend everybody. I don't
know any black people like that. I don't know a
single black person. My next door neighbor's black. I don't
know a single black person who's out there channing justice
for Carmelo. Are there black people like that? Absolutely total
low life scumbags, no question about it. Yes, there is
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a percentage which we're about to discuss, of black people
in this country who are low life, violent, murderous scum,
no question. They have waited completely into racial tribalism. They
believe that black people should be able to really do
whatever they want and never get at so much as
slap on the wrist. Yes, that is a percentage of
the black population in this country. Be careful saying things
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like that's blacks in America, because there are all kinds
of black people who aren't like that at all. Now
that we got that out of the way, it really
is truly a poisonous portion of the black population that
holds so much of the rest of the black population
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down because there are enough of them that some people
assume it's all of them. There are poisonous influences inside
the black community at many different levels who are poisoning
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the minds of a certain percentage of Black people to
believe they are oppressed, that white people are evil, that
they should be able to wage a tribal race war,
that they and you see evidence of this all the time.
And believe me when I say, from every level in
the black community, this comes from black politicians, This comes
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from black pastors. Far too many black pastors, remember Barack
Obama's pastor us of KKKA. Black quote civil rights leaders
promote this crap all the time. The American media, of course,
does whatever it can to push this narrative forward. And
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the problem is, like anything else, when you spread lie
after lie after lie after lie after lie after lie
after lie after lie. When you do that over and
over and over again, there's going to be a certain
percentage of the population, whatever population you're spreading it to,
they are going to believe said lies, and they are
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going to act on said lies. And it ruins lives.
It ends lives. You know what I think of every
time I do see a video of a young black
man or a young black woman resisting arrest, acting like
an idiot and end up getting shot, or end up
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taking what would have been a traffic ticket, and now
it's a felony for assaulting an officer. You know what
I think. I don't laugh, I don't cheer. I think
that is so freaking sad that person, whoever that person is,
has been so lied to by the influences in their
lives over and over and over again that now what
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would have been a traffic ticket is a ten year
prison sentence, loss of a job, your life wrecked for
an unbelievable amount of time because of the lies. I
hate it, and I hate it that what it's doing
is it's causing a lot of people in this country
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of every race. They don't want to live around black people,
including black people. I should know't. They're tired of the
bad segment of the black population, and they're getting a
away from it as fast as they possibly can. They
pack it up and they leave, and then of course
things get even worse. I hate this. This is a
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huge problem. Again, I want to stress it's a problem
aided and embedded by the American media have used themselves
as the protectors of the black community in the country,
so these problems never get addressed in any real way.
Carmelo Anthony most likely has dirtball parents. After all, they
spent all of his fundraiser on a new house from
what I believe, overm what I understand, a new car,
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private security. Meanwhile, their son got a public defender who
was a moron and now his life is over. That
tells you the kind of upbringing he had. Send his
parents to prison with him. That's sad. It's nothing to celebrate.
I'm happy justice was done. We're moving on. The whole
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We'll be back fighting for your freedom every day. The
Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2 (20:11):
It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday,
reminding you I'm not gonna be here for two days,
so you need to get your ask doctor Jesse questions
in right now. I'll be here Friday, jesseat Jesse Kellyshow
dot com. That's the bad news. Here's the good news.
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I mean, let me lead with a little bad Don't worry.
I'm gonna yo yo real right back, don't worry. The
United States of America we suffered for four years under
a communist run government. Joe Biden was installed as president.
You already know the story, and he wasn't functional. He
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was there as a placeholder, not strong enough to even
be functional. Communist like Anita Dunn and others around, Joe
Biden were given the keys to the car. America thought
they were electing and stalling Joe Biden, but Joe Biden
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walked in the White House and said, huh, Anita, you
can have the keys. And we went from a lefty
liberal Democrat run country to as full blown communism as
America could experience. Given the restraints on communists in this system,
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they pushed as far in as fast as they possibly
could to wreck this country, weaponize the government. You remember
what they did. I want you to ponder this just
for a moment. The Department of Homeland Security, which shouldn't exist,
but that's another story. The Department of Homeland Security is
charged with the protection of the United States of America
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all kinds of agencies are under the purview of the
Department of Homeland Security. You could argue, am I out
of line and saying this, Chris, the head of the
Department of Homeland Security is essentially the shield of the country.
Is that crazy? That's what he should be, Okay, that's
what he should be. Protect this country. Protect us not
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just from terrorism, protect the sovereignty of the country. Protect
us from foreigners on our borders. If you have foreigners
in the country, remember he's over ice too. He should
be hunting them down like a dog, getting them out
of the country. The President of the United States of
America should have to be yanking back the leash on
the DHS head because he's such a pit bull hunting
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down foreigners in terrorists and running them from our shores.
That's what you want, a pit bull, a savage get
them all out of the country. This was our homeland security.
Speaker 3 (22:58):
It's quite clear and quite straightforward, and we've been waiting
for it for about thirty years. And that is to
fix a system that everyone agrees is fundamentally broken. And
we need congressional action both for the lawful pathways that
really need to be more robust in statute and for
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the twelve million people who are here in the United
States who have been contributing so fundamentally to our country
as well being.
Speaker 2 (23:27):
The head of the Department of Homeland Security did everything
he could in his role to facilitate the invasion of
the country and try to get amnesty for the people
who already invaded. That's how upside down and broken the
Communist bied administration was. That's one example. Remember when the
Pentagon was.
Speaker 4 (23:46):
Gay LGBTQ plus rights are human rights. And we again
back to the earlier question, are never going to shy
away and be bashful about speaking up for those rights
and for individuals to live as they deem fit, as
they want to live. And that's something that's a core
part of our foreign policy and it will remain so.
Speaker 2 (24:07):
That was Pentagon spokesman John Kirby. That is what did
he say there a core part of our foreign policy.
The foreign policy of the United States of America under
four years of cultural Marxism became spread gainness all across
the planet. That was our foreign policy. I want you
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to listen to this. This is Scott Turner. He's the
current HUD Secretary Housing and Irving Development. I want you
to listen to what else was happening under the Biden administration.
Remember that the Democrat fallback position right now on immigration
is there were mistakes, There was some we screwed up,
there were some oopses because they know the American people
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are still mad about it. No, what happened was a
very focused, very forced invasion to destroy your country. Oh
took away faha bank mortgages from illegal aliens during the
Biden administration.
Speaker 1 (25:05):
They turned a blind eye. But we're going to keep
the law to make.
Speaker 2 (25:08):
Sure the Biden administration was handing out mortgages to be
legals who entered the country. That's where we were. Donald
Trump has been president again now for a year and
a half. And you have complaints because you're not a subject,
you're a citizen. You don't send me emails like group's
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always right. I don't get those. You're a citizen, not
a subject. You are allowed to criticize the president when
you disagree with him. That's part of the beauty of
living in America. But let's take a moment, because a
couple things just came out. Let's take a moment and
acknowledge there are some really great things happening here you
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hear what jd Vance said. Today. Vice President of the
United States of America, jd Vance came out said.
Speaker 5 (25:59):
This, We actually were deferred this particular case to the
Department of Justice full criminal investigation. We are not going
to do what the Biden administration did and make judgments
of the law before all the facts are in. But
here's what's particularly troubling about this to me is, Jesse,
you had people within Governor Waltz's office who were saying,
you know what this looks like fraud. It looks like
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these so illegal immigrants are doing something that's very shady.
Speaker 2 (26:26):
And then you had.
Speaker 5 (26:27):
People who shut them down, who shut these whistleblowers down
and said, you know, you're a racist or you're a
xenophobe for asking questions about where tax payer money is going.
What that means to me, Jesse, is that clearly people
weren't taking fraud seriously. Whether it rises to the level
of a criminal violation, we're going to investigate it, and
of course, if it does rise to that level, we're
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going to prosecute it.
Speaker 2 (26:49):
We have to let's do I on the fraud thing
for a moment. Headline SBA Small Business Association suspends more
than twenty seven thousand oho O HIGHO loan borrowers due
to suspected fraud. Let's recap a topic we've talked about
before on the show. You need to think about communists
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because they always operate this way as bank robbers. They
try to get access to power because what they really want.
Remember in the end, they're all thieves. What they really
want is access to the treasury. They want to loot
the treasury. Wherever you put communists in charge, they will
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loot the treasury. They will steal from the taxpayer. If
you put them in charge of Los Angeles, that gang
of bank robbers is going to take their access to
the bank vault. They're going to open it up and
they're going to pillage it. If you put them in
charge of California as a whole, they're going to access
the California bank vault, the taxpayer funded bank vault, and
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they're going to deal as much as they possibly can.
And God forbid, a Democrat is installed in the United
States of America, they will take the federal Treasury your money.
They will treat it like a bank vault whose doors
have just been opened up, and they will walk in
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as fast and as often as humanly possible, and grab
duffel bags full of your many money and walk out
with it. They are simply thieves. And this is not
unique to America. Every communist government that has ever existed
operates the exact same way. The Communists operate the government
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as if there are a group of bank robbers and
they pillage the taxpayer. Every single communist government operates the
exact same way. And that happened to you and your
country for four years. If you live in a blue
state like Minnesota. He just brought up Minnesota, It's been
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happening to you for a very long time. They're stealing
from you as fast as they can. We're finally tackling it.
Did you hear with the Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonald
said earlier, I'm trying not to wave any pom poms.
I don't even know this guy. I heard this quote
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Communists across the United States of America in blue jurisdictions
have been pillaging the taxpayer in those jurisdictions for a
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very long time. Part of the reason communists love bringing
in foreigners is they already made thieves. People from Somalia
have generally spent their whole lives stealing everything they can
get their hands on. So you bring in people from Somalia,
if you're a Democrat, you use your government position to
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help them steal from the taxpayer. They will of course
reward you with not just campaign donations, but their community
will vote in one big block keeping you in power.
That's of course why Tim Walls was governor in the
first place. And this system just goes on and on
and on and on and on. The criminals and the
Democrat Party work with the street animals, foreign and domestic,
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to facilitate the theft from you, the hardworking taxpayer. For
the first time in a very very long time, things
are changing. This is exactly what I want to hear
out of the Department of Justice. Here's Colin MacDonald, Assistant
Attorney General.
Speaker 7 (32:19):
So you have a lot of fraudsters who have for
many years been enjoying the darkness and being able to
steal from the American people in the dark, no visibility,
and funding their very lavish lifestyles. So they do not
feel the concern that a prosecutor might be knocking on
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their door or a federal agent might be knocking on
their door at six am the next morning. That's what
I want to change. I want to change that whole
dynamic such that if you're a fraudster and you go
to bed tonight, you are worried that you are going
to get a knock on your door at six o'clock
tomorrow morning. And if you make it to six thirty
tomorrow morning, you should say a prayer because you've got
another day. But guess what, you got to go to
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bed that night worried about.
Speaker 2 (33:08):
Six o'clock the next morning.
Speaker 1 (33:09):
That's what I want.
Speaker 7 (33:09):
I want fraudsters worried about six o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 2 (33:13):
Where do I stand up and cheer again? And remember,
you know what's so sad about that? In a decent country,
in a normal country, that's what the Attorney General would do,
that's what the Department of Justice would do. Yet maybe
you were even under the impression that the DOJ that
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that's just of course, that's what they're doing, right. They're
they're tracking down fraud, right, They're they're trying to find
whether it be politicians or or domestic people, are foreign
people there, they're trying to find people who are committing
crimes against America and the American taxpayers. And they're they're
tracking those people down right. Well, no, not under communist rule.
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You see, we had this conversation yesterday about Scott Pelly,
and actually i'll play a little bit more Scott Pelley
today because it's just so revealing. But we had this
conversation yesterday about Scott Pelly. I'll play you one little
tidbit now. He well, here he is.
Speaker 8 (34:22):
Pelly pointed to his February coverage of the killing of
ice protester Renee Good, alleging Barry Weiss directed his team
to make the protesters look more violent and to describe
Good as driving toward the officer who shot her.
Speaker 6 (34:36):
There was a thumb on the scale for the President's
version of events that I felt was a level of
political influence that I had never seen in thirty seven
years at CBS News.
Speaker 2 (34:55):
And you heard that, and you said, but she was
toward the officer. She ran into him with such force
he had internal injuries and had to be hospitalized. You
can't do that unless you're driving toward him. But remember,
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for a communist like Scott Pelley, he believes journalism. His
job as a journalist it is not to work on
behalf of America or CBS or sixty minutes, or or
for the good of you, or whatever other lofty view
you may have of what journalists should be. He doesn't
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understand that way of thinking at all. His job as
a journalist is simply to do whatever helps the communist revolution,
and he thinks that's the right thing. By the way,
whatever helps moves forward the communist revolution, whatever hurts Republicans
hurts the right, whatever helps the democrats, he genuinely thinks
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that's his job. And if you tell him he's supposed
to do something else, like report the facts, he thinks
that's ludicrous. He does think it's bias. He's genuine about that.
Back to the Department of Justice. When you put communists
like Lisa Monico in charge of the Justice Department. She
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was the one really running it, not that Dubra Merrit Garland.
When you put Lisa Monico in charge of the Biden
Justice Department, Lisa Monico only thinks it should be used
for one thing. You don't track down fraudsters. What Why
don't we track down fraudsters. A lot of these people
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were working for us, These people were voting Democrat. If
we start tracking down fraudsters, that might hurt the revolution.
What No, Hey, let's arrest some pro lifers. Are there
any is there a law on the books. There's a
bunch of pro life pastors out there and people who
read bibble verses at abortion clinics. There's got to be
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a way we can arrest them. I would like to
arrest them. And you can say, well, that's that's biased,
it's evil, it's wrong. That's how communists think about things. Everything,
no matter what it is, is supposed to be used
for the revolution, and any other use of that thing
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is considered wrong. Any other use of that thing is
considered dead, dead wrong. We are finally wrighting some wrongs here.
I don't know whether Tim Walls is going to prison
or or Keith Ellison is going to prison or I
don't know how many of the Somali fraudsters are going
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to prison. I'm not I'm not here to make these
kinds of promises, but I'm telling you, man, it feels
good to live in a in a much saner country
where the DOJ they talk like this.
Speaker 7 (38:03):
So you have a lot of fraudsters who have for
many years been enjoying the darkness and being able to
steal from the American people in the dark, no visibility,
and funding their very lavish lifestyles. So they do not
feel the concern that a prosecutor might be knocking on
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their door or a federal agent might be knocking on
their door at six am the next morning.
Speaker 1 (38:32):
That's what I want to change.
Speaker 7 (38:33):
I want to change that whole dynamic such that if
you're a fraudster and you go to bed tonight, you
are worried that you are going to get a knock
on your door at six o'clock tomorrow morning. And if
you make it to six point thirty tomorrow morning, you
should say a prayer because you've got another day. But
guess what, you got to go to bed that night
worried about six.
Speaker 1 (38:52):
O'clock the next morning. That's what I want. I want
fraudsters worried about six o'clock.
Speaker 2 (38:56):
In the morning. That's how I think every doj should run.
Don't you Hey, if you're a criminal, you're on notice.
I'll be at your door in the morning. We have
that now and we didn't before. And you should feel
good about that. And you know what, you should text
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