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Speaker 1 (00:03):
It's that time, time, time, time, luck and load.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
So Michael Verie Show is on the air.
Speaker 3 (00:13):
The question is Friule helm Ware you lying then?
Speaker 4 (00:15):
Are you lying now?
Speaker 5 (00:17):
Or are you not?
Speaker 3 (00:18):
In fact a chronic and habitual liar.
Speaker 6 (00:20):
When you hear the term fake news, you probably think
about how it's used often today by President Trump. But
it's actually an old term used by the Soviet Union
as a reference to disinformation campaigns that the Soviets and
now the Russians have long used to destabilize the West.
Speaker 7 (00:36):
US officials have warned that Russian interference remains an active
threat for the twenty twenty presidential elections.
Speaker 1 (00:42):
Why can't you see what you do to me when
you don't believe the world.
Speaker 3 (00:53):
Say, CNN is scum, MSDNZ is scum, The New York
Times is scumb We.
Speaker 1 (00:59):
Can't we suspicious? We can't all suspicious.
Speaker 7 (01:14):
Rudy Giuliani already had open contact with a person that
the US has called an agent for the Kremlin. Now
we are being told by two people who've been briefed
on what the FBI is doing that they're looking into
whether these unverified emails about Hunter Biden that were published
earlier this week by The New York Post about his
(01:35):
business dealings in Ukraine and China are part of this
bigger Russian disinformation effort in the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 3 (01:43):
CNN is scum, MSDNNGUS scum. The New York Times is scum.
Speaker 1 (01:48):
You can't go with suspicious.
Speaker 4 (01:56):
We can't.
Speaker 8 (02:00):
As President Trump will be at Mount Rushmore, where he'll
be standing in front of a monument of two slave
owners and on land wrestled away from Native Americans.
Speaker 2 (02:15):
We do have now some of the sound. As I
told you, we're not in the audience. We're not carrying
his remarks a live because, frankly, he says a lot
of things that are not true and sometimes potentially dangerous.
Speaker 3 (02:26):
CNN is scum, MSDNNGUS, scum. The New York Times is scum.
Start your tape right now, because I'm about to tell
you the truth and FU if.
Speaker 4 (02:37):
You can't handle the truth. This version of Biden, intellectually,
analytically is the best Biden.
Speaker 2 (02:48):
Ever, looking at the images and looking at what was
actually damaged.
Speaker 1 (02:52):
The Defense Intelligence Agency.
Speaker 9 (02:54):
Has assessed that the core components of Around's nuclear program
are largely into hacked, and that Iron's nuclear program has
essentially only been set back by months.
Speaker 8 (03:10):
I can't.
Speaker 4 (03:26):
I can't show when last night's show, and we played
this again this morning on our morning show. I shared
a clip of Danesh Desuza talking to an imm, a
Muslim imm faith leader who was radicalized and he has
(03:57):
made a change in his life and he he has
repudiated that which he used to believe and teach. Those
words were so profound standing by themselves, but they're even
more profound given the perspective of the man who delivered them. Ramon,
(04:21):
if you can dig those back up, I would like
to play that again, and it makes everything makes sense.
It makes everything makes sense as to what useful idiots
white liberals are in this country, and how many blacks
allow themselves to be used in this manner as well.
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You have people who seek to destroy this country, who
hate this country, who are using disparate groups with contradictory,
conflicting values to put under one tent to take control
of the major cities and to attempt to take control
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the federal government. And in large part they have and
to sabotage this country, to load it down with debt,
to replace the citizenry with foreign citizens, and make no mistake.
If you go grab people from the right countries and
you just toss them into this country, and you think
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you're going to get the same jury results, you think
you're going to get the same election results. You think
you're going to get candidates appealing to them. Ilhan Omar
would not have been elected in Midland, Texas twenty years ago,
but when Minneapolis becomes Mogadishu, you better believe they're going
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to elect her. Alexandria Cassio Cortes literally responded to a
casting call the Justice Democrats or whatever they're called. They
had a big checkbook, They had staffing to make this happen,
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and they had a plan. They were going to elect
a young, attractive, energetic ethnic woman to be the face
of progressivism. They were going to elect that one congressman,
and then they were going to have a pr team
to get that congressman all over TV, all over social media.
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They were going to write for her the speeches, give
her the audiences, give her the staffing, give her the
funding so she could fly around the country. And this
was going to be the camel's nose under the tent
to push this political perspective. This is what we are
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working against folks. By that clip again, if you would
please ramon and credit to the National Suza for doing this.
Speaker 5 (07:10):
When I was an extremist, Islamist fundamentalist, I would only
vote left.
Speaker 4 (07:15):
Why is that?
Speaker 5 (07:16):
I saw them as very stupid. I would fear the
conservatives because they come with principle. That's not someone they
can brainwash. But the left, I know they have no
values and no principles to begin with. I dare you
to find one Islamic extremists that votes for Donald Trump.
Never do it. They'd give their vote to the leftist
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who wants to run around and pride parades. And Islamic
extremists are against gays and homosexuals and transgenders. But they
want the left to go and get busy with that.
They want them go go go speak about the climate,
Go go go speak about the abortion, Go go kill yourselves,
go go do that. And I'm she's fighting for abortion
(08:02):
rights and all the other bot you my choice, Yes,
go do that, do that. But would she have an abortion?
Speaker 1 (08:07):
Never?
Speaker 5 (08:09):
Never? Would she kill a Muslim in her stomach?
Speaker 3 (08:12):
Never?
Speaker 9 (08:13):
What is the fundamentalist inji hadi agenda for America?
Speaker 5 (08:18):
The future of America has to be Muslim Captain.
Speaker 1 (08:23):
Something wong, Well, something must be right.
Speaker 7 (08:27):
You're listening to Michael Berry.
Speaker 4 (08:30):
I've spent the whole day thinking about Russia. Limbaugh's clip
that we played earlier in the show that he said
you can refer to as the Limbaugh Laws, and I
thought to myself, you know, our streets are in a
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state of tumult as Russia. As Russia would often say,
You've got my heart goes out to these people. They're
trying to get to work, they're trying to get to school,
they're trying to get to daycare to pick up their kid,
and these people are out in the road and they
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block their cars. And then as these unsuspecting drivers just
going about their day to day business, as they drive up,
this crowd converges on them. You realize, if you're in
the car, it's just humanity around your car. You don't
know where the road is anymore. You don't know if
these people are gonna kill you. You don't they're gonna
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smash out the windows in many cases they do. If
they're gonna flatten your tire, you know what they're gonna do.
You got your kids in the back, or you're on
your way to get your kid. You're horrified, and they
stand in front of the car, they get on the car,
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and the natural thing that should be done is gunn it.
And if they end up dead, so be it admitted suicide.
That's what you've done. But people are so scared of
what will happen to them if they do that, that
they are at the mercy of these mad crowds of
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savages in attack mode.
Speaker 8 (10:20):
It's horrible.
Speaker 7 (10:22):
It's just horrible.
Speaker 4 (10:25):
And some of it's homegrown. Some of it is white
liberal kids whose daddy has a great job in corporate America,
who didn't pay enough attention to their kid, and now
their kid is out there trying to get attention by
being a terrorist. It's actually not very many black kids.
Do you notice that it's mostly white kids. And they
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are white kids that go to what used to be
considered the best universities. They're white kids that have money
and trust funds. We're seeing how many of them, because
they can now track the phones that are present, how
many of them travel from San Francisco to Minneapolis, to Seattle,
to Portland, to New York, to LA to d C.
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To Atlanta. Where do you get the money to do
this right and not interesting. Where do you get the
money to do this? Fascinating? Fascinating to me. So some
of it is homegrown, but some of this is people
that were doing that nonsense in foreign countries and you
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didn't see it. They brought that nonsense here in poor,
broken countries where people don't have opportunity, especially young men
of military age, and before what they can do is
join the fracus. They can join the intense Francus Ramon,
(11:58):
do you say frankus or fracus? You say frankas, okay,
I'll say frankas if you want me to say freakas okay.
I didn't know.
Speaker 3 (12:03):
Yeah, all right.
Speaker 4 (12:04):
It's one of those words you see written, but nobody
ever says. My wife had a cousin when they were
growing up in India and her cousin said, well, then
we should rendez vous at four o'clock for ice cream.
And my wife said, what Yeah, yeah, it means a
French word means gatherings. That's rendezvous. Oh, okay, I didn't know.
One of those words you don't see written. But think
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about this. As great as America is, there comes a
point if you bring in a hundred people from people
that hate us, hate this country, and hate you. If
you bring in a hundred of those, we can absorb that.
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If you bring in a thousand, we can absorb that.
If you bring in ten thousand, probably absorb that. If
you strategically place them in the right cities, they can
take the city of There's no question, especially because they
are not repelled as wearing a foreign uniform and armed.
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Even though they are armed, they do have deadly weapons
on them. Their faces are obscured. That's odd, isn't it.
And they have nothing to lose. They have nothing to lose.
They are zealots of a religion, and they've come to
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learn that if they do hurt someone, if they do
destroy property, if they do set things on fire, which
can end up killing people, and they are arrested, which
typically they won't be because the officers are outnumbered. So
the process of arresting someone actually exposes that officer, and
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then the rest of them gather around, and then the
officer is in peril danger. But after all of this happens,
you see, if they are arrested, the district attorney see
this is a very very clever plan. You bring in
the illegals, You flood the universities with Chinese nationals and
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others who hate this country. You really target the white, liberal,
rich kids. You anger the black kids that they're all
victims and that everybody hates them and that they should
be violent. You push all these various elements out into
the street. You deliver palettes of bricks and tell them
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where to throw them. You own the media. You've got
people to go and sit on the nightly panels and
tell you that these kids are good kids, and they're
wonderful people, and they're nice people, and they represent the best,
and they're aspirational. It's a multi pronged, highly sophisticated program
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to execute. You've got your mayor in your pocket, so
the mayor tells the police chief to tell the police
to stand down. And most importantly, you've got the district
attorney so that even if a police officer goes rogue
and arrests some of these people, the district attorney will
immediately drop the charges. What you are witnessing is a
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very very sophisticated, multi pronged, multi phase, highly financed, highly
coordinated effort to destroy this country's big cities, which is
how you destroy this country and most of us don't
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see it up close because we've left the big city.
But you pick any big city in the country, and
that's what's going on today, and it only gets worse.
New York, Oh, they're headed into a whole different level.
Speaker 6 (16:06):
Forward.
Speaker 10 (16:09):
The Free Press they had a story posted today headline
as Christians are slaughtered, the world looks away.
Speaker 4 (16:22):
Islamists massacred over two hundred people in Yowata, Nigeria, many
of them women and children. The media barely mentioned it.
It was a night of heavy rainfall in Yowata, a
town in central Nigeria, on Friday, June thirteenth. Over five
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hundred Christians, many of them women and children, gathered together
in temporary shelters in the town's market square. Most of
them had fled their homes across the region, hoping to
find greater protection in Yawata from a spate of recent
attacks in which Islamist terrorists have massacred Christians. Earlier in
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the day, the towns armed vigilantes and a few policemen
had set off to investigate reports of terrorist activity nearby,
but this turned out to be a diversion. According to
a Nigerian journalist, at around ten thirty pm, he told me,
a killer squad of Islamists descended on the town in
a three hour murderous rampage. The local parish priest was
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in the presbytery with displaced Christians when they heard yells
of Alla akbar, gunfire and screams. Everyone immediately dropped to
the floor, fearing for their lives. According to the head
of Press and Public Affairs at Aid to the Church
in Need, UK, who spoke to the priest the day
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after the attack, the Jihadis broke into homes and shelters,
murdering people with machetes. They were cutting them like they
were cutting a cow or an animal to be eaten,
he said. The terrorists then doused their victims' bodies and
homes in petrol and set them ablaze. There is a
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certain type of person, and always has been, who walks
the earth for the sole purpose of destroying buildings, people, things.
There is a Hindu God, the destroyer of things. There
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are people who do not contribute a single positive thing
to the world, and yet they are able to take
from others, from the innocent, from the weak, from the young,
from the old, from the productive, from the contributor, from
the kind and the generous. We got those people in
this country as well. We've got savages who roam the
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streets of our major cities like some predator out in
the jungle, in the serengetti, looking for the next person
who's leaving the bank that they can jug bust them
in the head and take their money, or maybe, if
you're feeling it, kill them. Follow them home, and then
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into their home and take as much as you can
steal from them. Rifle through the things that matter most
to them, their pictures, a piece of jewelry that their
grandfather gave them, a piece of jewelry that their grandmother
wore at her wedding and handed down to their wife.
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And there comes a point in time where good people
have to do tough things. There comes a point in
time where good people have to understand that you cannot
just turn the other cheek to evil, because at some
point evil has to be stopped if we are to
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keep this nation, and it is to be a nation
that we are proud to live in, where we are
free and safe, where opportunity abounds. You cannot open the
doors to the entirety of the world and assume they
won't overrun it. If you opened the gates at an
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NFL football game, how long would it take until the
place was trashed, the field was overrun, and the game
was canceled.
Speaker 5 (20:44):
Not very long.
Speaker 4 (20:45):
We've seen it happen. There's a documentary about it, about
a game where just that thing happened. There was a
concert in Houston at what used to be Astroworld, on
the hallowed ground of what used to be at Astra World,
the theme park amusement park, and you had crowds of
people who broke through the gates, which was one of
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the contributors. There was a design flaw, it turns out,
and it led to over ten people dying, including children
at a Traviscott concert. If you took the front door
off of your home, how long would it take until
other people would move in and destroy that, driving you out,
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but in short order destroying the property in one way
or another. That's what's happening in our country. That is
precisely what is happening in our country. The great replacement
theory is here. It's happening, and it was harmless on
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the front end. When a few people came. The white
liberal would say, whether in media or on faculty or
in local office. They would say, but these are the
poor and downtrodden of foreign lands. We must give them opportunity.
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We must give them what we do not offer our
own veterans, what we do not offer our own elderly,
what we do not offer our own people and taxpayers.
We must give them free housing, food, education, healthcare. And
we can afford it, and we could for a while
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until Cloward Pivens kicks in and you overwhelm the system.
We're at that point now, But you have to look
at trend lines, because it only gets worse. It only
gets worse because now those people are not foreigners in
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this land. This is their country. They've insinuated themselves into
the police departments, onto the local school boards, on the
local city councils and county commissions, into congressional seats, on
national television, writing for major newspapers, on the faculty of campuses,
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and slowly but surely their way of thinking, their approach
about America, their approach to our history, is a foreign
approach that is alien to us, and increasingly this nation is,
especially to older Americans, alien to them. How many Americans
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today feel like a stranger in a strange land in
their own country, that they fought for, that they send
their boys to fight for, that they paid the taxes for,
that they volunteered in, that they built up, that they
saved in, that they sacrificed for The Michael Berry Show.
Speaker 2 (24:20):
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Speaker 4 (24:29):
We do a weekend podcast on Saturday. It's a Saturday
bonus podcast. It's not content that we put on the air,
and we do it as a long form discussion because
our show, as you know that airs as a broadcast,
has four distinct segments per hour, but we can't ever
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get more than nine minutes into a segment, and so
something that takes fifteen to twenty minutes to develop a
multi concept speech or discussion that really needs to flow,
we push those to the weekend where it can breathe
a little. So I describe it as a magazine instead
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of a newspaper. It's a little more in depth this Saturday.
I think you will really like this if you listen
to our podcast or if you go to that podcast.
It's an author by the name of Tyler O'Neill. He's
an investigative journalist and he sits down with Prager use
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Marissa Streit, and they talk about the Southern Poverty Law Center,
and the reason we wanted to play this is the
Southern Poverty Law Center. When I was growing up was
I thought, this do gooder organization, that reveals prejudice, that
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reveals the evil of that lurks behind racism and bias
and prejudice. But as it turns out, just like everything else,
the Left gets a hold of the Southern Poverty Law
Center became an iron fist and a velvet glove. So
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while they talk about exposing evil and hate, they call
everything evil and hate with which they disagree, even if
it's not. You see, the model for let's say hate
crimes is first you get everybody to agree you shouldn't
have hate crimes. Yeah, I don't want to be in
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favor of hate crimes. Well wait a minute, I don't understand.
Why do we need Well, if if somebody assaults someone
and that's a hate crime, well we have laws on
the books against assault. Why do we need a special
law if you assault because you don't like the way
the guy looks. So if a black guy walks up
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with a tire iron and smashes a black guy over
the head, the guy doesn't see it coming black guy
on black guy. Well, that's just an assault, okay. But
if a white guy walks up to a black guy
and smashes him on the head, not that that happens,
but less theoretically it did, that would be horrible because
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you did it because he's black, you don't like his
skin color. Well, let me ask you something. You got
two black guys that have their head having been bashed
in by a tire iron, which has got to be awful.
Do you think the one guy feels more pain or
needs more stitches because a white guy did it because
he doesn't like him for being black, as opposed to
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the other guy who went up and did it for
sport because he was bored. They both got hit just
as hard. So why is one guy going to be
punished any worse. Well, you don't want to make that
argument because then you're racist. Okay, So all the white
elected officials go, yeah, you're right, hate crimes are bad.
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Let's have an increased penalty for hate crimes because we
don't want people out, We don't want white people out
bashing black people over the head for being black. Well,
the fact is that's not happening. The reverse is, but
those don't get counted as hate crimes. No, because remember
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we had slavery, So there's a lot of anger, and
you're taught to empathize with that anger, even if that
anger bashes you in the head.
Speaker 8 (28:44):
Right.
Speaker 4 (28:47):
Well, once you create the hate crime legislation with increased penalties,
now you run around calling everything hate crime. Donald Trump
committing hate crimes. Oh okay, Now you create a whole
new body of criminal justice where your enemies are evil
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and you can prosecute them over the disagreement. And that
brings us to Collin County, Texas, where District Attorney Greg
Willis has announced that Carmelo Anthony has been indicted for
first degree murder in the stabbing of Austin Metcalf. Do
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you remember this story? To make it simple, you have
two young men that attract me, Black guy, white guy.
I think they're high school students. They're eighteen years old.
The black guy is in the tent of a school
or a team that he's not a part of. The
white guy says, this is our tent, not your tent.
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Needs you to leave. Guy says you can't make me leave.
White guy says, I need you to leave. Black guy
pulls a knife out stabs the white guy in the heart,
killing him. Black guy flees. He immediately starts asking people
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how he can get out of being punished for this crime.
Then he hires Ben Crump, the Al Sharpton with the
law degree, the guy who brings race into everything, and
the white kid's family, the dad goes to the press
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conference where they declare that the kid's a victim and
the white kid had it coming, and the black guy's
lawyer and family claimed it was an awful thing for
the white kid's dad who's just lost his son, to
show up at their press conference. Yeah, and then we
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find out that there's video footage of it all and
they wouldn't release that. Why do you think that is
they attempted to control the narrative. We'll go to break
with the district attorney finally announcing that a grand jury
has indicted the little black punk on first degree murder charges,
killing that kid. He's eighteen. I hope he gets the
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death penalty, and I hope it's fast.
Speaker 9 (31:26):
Earlier this spring, our community was shaken by what happened
at a school track meet at Frisco. The violent laws
of seventeen year old Austin Metcalf. For weeks now, my
team has been presenting evidence to the grand jury, and
today I summarize that evidence and I asked the grand
jury to return a first degree murder indictment against Carmelo Anthony,
which they did. With this indictment, the case now move's
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formally into the court system. From this point forward, we'll
continue doing our job, both fully and fairly to pursue
justice under the law. As for the scheduling of the trial,
that will be up to the court. But when the
time comes, we will be ready. Now we know that
this case has struck a deep nerve here in Colin
County and beyond, and that's understandable. When something like this
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happens at a school event, it shakes people to the core.
But let's remember that the justice system works best when
it moves with steadiness and principle. That's what we're committed
to and that's what this case deserves. We're also mindful
of Austin's family and everyone who loved him. Please keep
them in your thoughts and if you're willing your prayers
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as well. Finally, let's remember that a defendant is presumed
innocent and lesson until proven guilty in the court of walls.
Speaker 3 (32:40):
Thank you, and good night.
It's that time, time, time, time, luck and load.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
So Michael Verie Show is on the air.
Speaker 3 (00:13):
The question is Friule helm Ware you lying then?
Speaker 4 (00:15):
Are you lying now?
Speaker 5 (00:17):
Or are you not?
Speaker 3 (00:18):
In fact a chronic and habitual liar.
Speaker 6 (00:20):
When you hear the term fake news, you probably think
about how it's used often today by President Trump. But
it's actually an old term used by the Soviet Union
as a reference to disinformation campaigns that the Soviets and
now the Russians have long used to destabilize the West.
Speaker 7 (00:36):
US officials have warned that Russian interference remains an active
threat for the twenty twenty presidential elections.
Speaker 1 (00:42):
Why can't you see what you do to me when
you don't believe the world.
Speaker 3 (00:53):
Say, CNN is scum, MSDNZ is scum, The New York
Times is scumb We.
Speaker 1 (00:59):
Can't we suspicious? We can't all suspicious.
Speaker 7 (01:14):
Rudy Giuliani already had open contact with a person that
the US has called an agent for the Kremlin. Now
we are being told by two people who've been briefed
on what the FBI is doing that they're looking into
whether these unverified emails about Hunter Biden that were published
earlier this week by The New York Post about his
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business dealings in Ukraine and China are part of this
bigger Russian disinformation effort in the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 3 (01:43):
CNN is scum, MSDNNGUS scum. The New York Times is scum.
Speaker 1 (01:48):
You can't go with suspicious.
Speaker 4 (01:56):
We can't.
Speaker 8 (02:00):
As President Trump will be at Mount Rushmore, where he'll
be standing in front of a monument of two slave
owners and on land wrestled away from Native Americans.
Speaker 2 (02:15):
We do have now some of the sound. As I
told you, we're not in the audience. We're not carrying
his remarks a live because, frankly, he says a lot
of things that are not true and sometimes potentially dangerous.
Speaker 3 (02:26):
CNN is scum, MSDNNGUS, scum. The New York Times is scum.
Start your tape right now, because I'm about to tell
you the truth and FU if.
Speaker 4 (02:37):
You can't handle the truth. This version of Biden, intellectually,
analytically is the best Biden.
Speaker 2 (02:48):
Ever, looking at the images and looking at what was
actually damaged.
Speaker 1 (02:52):
The Defense Intelligence Agency.
Speaker 9 (02:54):
Has assessed that the core components of Around's nuclear program
are largely into hacked, and that Iron's nuclear program has
essentially only been set back by months.
Speaker 8 (03:10):
I can't.
Speaker 4 (03:26):
I can't show when last night's show, and we played
this again this morning on our morning show. I shared
a clip of Danesh Desuza talking to an imm, a
Muslim imm faith leader who was radicalized and he has
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made a change in his life and he he has
repudiated that which he used to believe and teach. Those
words were so profound standing by themselves, but they're even
more profound given the perspective of the man who delivered them. Ramon,
(04:21):
if you can dig those back up, I would like
to play that again, and it makes everything makes sense.
It makes everything makes sense as to what useful idiots
white liberals are in this country, and how many blacks
allow themselves to be used in this manner as well.
(04:45):
You have people who seek to destroy this country, who
hate this country, who are using disparate groups with contradictory,
conflicting values to put under one tent to take control
of the major cities and to attempt to take control
(05:06):
the federal government. And in large part they have and
to sabotage this country, to load it down with debt,
to replace the citizenry with foreign citizens, and make no mistake.
If you go grab people from the right countries and
you just toss them into this country, and you think
(05:28):
you're going to get the same jury results, you think
you're going to get the same election results. You think
you're going to get candidates appealing to them. Ilhan Omar
would not have been elected in Midland, Texas twenty years ago,
but when Minneapolis becomes Mogadishu, you better believe they're going
(05:52):
to elect her. Alexandria Cassio Cortes literally responded to a
casting call the Justice Democrats or whatever they're called. They
had a big checkbook, They had staffing to make this happen,
(06:15):
and they had a plan. They were going to elect
a young, attractive, energetic ethnic woman to be the face
of progressivism. They were going to elect that one congressman,
and then they were going to have a pr team
to get that congressman all over TV, all over social media.
(06:42):
They were going to write for her the speeches, give
her the audiences, give her the staffing, give her the
funding so she could fly around the country. And this
was going to be the camel's nose under the tent
to push this political perspective. This is what we are
(07:03):
working against folks. By that clip again, if you would
please ramon and credit to the National Suza for doing this.
Speaker 5 (07:10):
When I was an extremist, Islamist fundamentalist, I would only
vote left.
Speaker 4 (07:15):
Why is that?
Speaker 5 (07:16):
I saw them as very stupid. I would fear the
conservatives because they come with principle. That's not someone they
can brainwash. But the left, I know they have no
values and no principles to begin with. I dare you
to find one Islamic extremists that votes for Donald Trump.
Never do it. They'd give their vote to the leftist
(07:39):
who wants to run around and pride parades. And Islamic
extremists are against gays and homosexuals and transgenders. But they
want the left to go and get busy with that.
They want them go go go speak about the climate,
Go go go speak about the abortion, Go go kill yourselves,
go go do that. And I'm she's fighting for abortion
(08:02):
rights and all the other bot you my choice, Yes,
go do that, do that. But would she have an abortion?
Speaker 1 (08:07):
Never?
Speaker 5 (08:09):
Never? Would she kill a Muslim in her stomach?
Speaker 3 (08:12):
Never?
Speaker 9 (08:13):
What is the fundamentalist inji hadi agenda for America?
Speaker 5 (08:18):
The future of America has to be Muslim Captain.
Speaker 1 (08:23):
Something wong, Well, something must be right.
Speaker 7 (08:27):
You're listening to Michael Berry.
Speaker 4 (08:30):
I've spent the whole day thinking about Russia. Limbaugh's clip
that we played earlier in the show that he said
you can refer to as the Limbaugh Laws, and I
thought to myself, you know, our streets are in a
(08:50):
state of tumult as Russia. As Russia would often say,
You've got my heart goes out to these people. They're
trying to get to work, they're trying to get to school,
they're trying to get to daycare to pick up their kid,
and these people are out in the road and they
(09:11):
block their cars. And then as these unsuspecting drivers just
going about their day to day business, as they drive up,
this crowd converges on them. You realize, if you're in
the car, it's just humanity around your car. You don't
know where the road is anymore. You don't know if
these people are gonna kill you. You don't they're gonna
(09:32):
smash out the windows in many cases they do. If
they're gonna flatten your tire, you know what they're gonna do.
You got your kids in the back, or you're on
your way to get your kid. You're horrified, and they
stand in front of the car, they get on the car,
(09:53):
and the natural thing that should be done is gunn it.
And if they end up dead, so be it admitted suicide.
That's what you've done. But people are so scared of
what will happen to them if they do that, that
they are at the mercy of these mad crowds of
(10:16):
savages in attack mode.
Speaker 8 (10:20):
It's horrible.
Speaker 7 (10:22):
It's just horrible.
Speaker 4 (10:25):
And some of it's homegrown. Some of it is white
liberal kids whose daddy has a great job in corporate America,
who didn't pay enough attention to their kid, and now
their kid is out there trying to get attention by
being a terrorist. It's actually not very many black kids.
Do you notice that it's mostly white kids. And they
(10:48):
are white kids that go to what used to be
considered the best universities. They're white kids that have money
and trust funds. We're seeing how many of them, because
they can now track the phones that are present, how
many of them travel from San Francisco to Minneapolis, to Seattle,
to Portland, to New York, to LA to d C.
(11:11):
To Atlanta. Where do you get the money to do
this right and not interesting. Where do you get the
money to do this? Fascinating? Fascinating to me. So some
of it is homegrown, but some of this is people
that were doing that nonsense in foreign countries and you
(11:32):
didn't see it. They brought that nonsense here in poor,
broken countries where people don't have opportunity, especially young men
of military age, and before what they can do is
join the fracus. They can join the intense Francus Ramon,
(11:58):
do you say frankus or fracus? You say frankas, okay,
I'll say frankas if you want me to say freakas okay.
I didn't know.
Speaker 3 (12:03):
Yeah, all right.
Speaker 4 (12:04):
It's one of those words you see written, but nobody
ever says. My wife had a cousin when they were
growing up in India and her cousin said, well, then
we should rendez vous at four o'clock for ice cream.
And my wife said, what Yeah, yeah, it means a
French word means gatherings. That's rendezvous. Oh, okay, I didn't know.
One of those words you don't see written. But think
(12:27):
about this. As great as America is, there comes a
point if you bring in a hundred people from people
that hate us, hate this country, and hate you. If
you bring in a hundred of those, we can absorb that.
(12:48):
If you bring in a thousand, we can absorb that.
If you bring in ten thousand, probably absorb that. If
you strategically place them in the right cities, they can
take the city of There's no question, especially because they
are not repelled as wearing a foreign uniform and armed.
(13:12):
Even though they are armed, they do have deadly weapons
on them. Their faces are obscured. That's odd, isn't it.
And they have nothing to lose. They have nothing to lose.
They are zealots of a religion, and they've come to
(13:33):
learn that if they do hurt someone, if they do
destroy property, if they do set things on fire, which
can end up killing people, and they are arrested, which
typically they won't be because the officers are outnumbered. So
the process of arresting someone actually exposes that officer, and
(13:55):
then the rest of them gather around, and then the
officer is in peril danger. But after all of this happens,
you see, if they are arrested, the district attorney see
this is a very very clever plan. You bring in
the illegals, You flood the universities with Chinese nationals and
(14:17):
others who hate this country. You really target the white, liberal,
rich kids. You anger the black kids that they're all
victims and that everybody hates them and that they should
be violent. You push all these various elements out into
the street. You deliver palettes of bricks and tell them
(14:40):
where to throw them. You own the media. You've got
people to go and sit on the nightly panels and
tell you that these kids are good kids, and they're
wonderful people, and they're nice people, and they represent the best,
and they're aspirational. It's a multi pronged, highly sophisticated program
(15:00):
to execute. You've got your mayor in your pocket, so
the mayor tells the police chief to tell the police
to stand down. And most importantly, you've got the district
attorney so that even if a police officer goes rogue
and arrests some of these people, the district attorney will
immediately drop the charges. What you are witnessing is a
(15:27):
very very sophisticated, multi pronged, multi phase, highly financed, highly
coordinated effort to destroy this country's big cities, which is
how you destroy this country and most of us don't
(15:49):
see it up close because we've left the big city.
But you pick any big city in the country, and
that's what's going on today, and it only gets worse.
New York, Oh, they're headed into a whole different level.
Speaker 6 (16:06):
Forward.
Speaker 10 (16:09):
The Free Press they had a story posted today headline
as Christians are slaughtered, the world looks away.
Speaker 4 (16:22):
Islamists massacred over two hundred people in Yowata, Nigeria, many
of them women and children. The media barely mentioned it.
It was a night of heavy rainfall in Yowata, a
town in central Nigeria, on Friday, June thirteenth. Over five
(16:43):
hundred Christians, many of them women and children, gathered together
in temporary shelters in the town's market square. Most of
them had fled their homes across the region, hoping to
find greater protection in Yawata from a spate of recent
attacks in which Islamist terrorists have massacred Christians. Earlier in
(17:03):
the day, the towns armed vigilantes and a few policemen
had set off to investigate reports of terrorist activity nearby,
but this turned out to be a diversion. According to
a Nigerian journalist, at around ten thirty pm, he told me,
a killer squad of Islamists descended on the town in
a three hour murderous rampage. The local parish priest was
(17:29):
in the presbytery with displaced Christians when they heard yells
of Alla akbar, gunfire and screams. Everyone immediately dropped to
the floor, fearing for their lives. According to the head
of Press and Public Affairs at Aid to the Church
in Need, UK, who spoke to the priest the day
(17:50):
after the attack, the Jihadis broke into homes and shelters,
murdering people with machetes. They were cutting them like they
were cutting a cow or an animal to be eaten,
he said. The terrorists then doused their victims' bodies and
homes in petrol and set them ablaze. There is a
(18:15):
certain type of person, and always has been, who walks
the earth for the sole purpose of destroying buildings, people, things.
There is a Hindu God, the destroyer of things. There
(18:38):
are people who do not contribute a single positive thing
to the world, and yet they are able to take
from others, from the innocent, from the weak, from the young,
from the old, from the productive, from the contributor, from
the kind and the generous. We got those people in
this country as well. We've got savages who roam the
(19:02):
streets of our major cities like some predator out in
the jungle, in the serengetti, looking for the next person
who's leaving the bank that they can jug bust them
in the head and take their money, or maybe, if
you're feeling it, kill them. Follow them home, and then
(19:23):
into their home and take as much as you can
steal from them. Rifle through the things that matter most
to them, their pictures, a piece of jewelry that their
grandfather gave them, a piece of jewelry that their grandmother
wore at her wedding and handed down to their wife.
(19:47):
And there comes a point in time where good people
have to do tough things. There comes a point in
time where good people have to understand that you cannot
just turn the other cheek to evil, because at some
point evil has to be stopped if we are to
(20:11):
keep this nation, and it is to be a nation
that we are proud to live in, where we are
free and safe, where opportunity abounds. You cannot open the
doors to the entirety of the world and assume they
won't overrun it. If you opened the gates at an
(20:32):
NFL football game, how long would it take until the
place was trashed, the field was overrun, and the game
was canceled.
Speaker 5 (20:44):
Not very long.
Speaker 4 (20:45):
We've seen it happen. There's a documentary about it, about
a game where just that thing happened. There was a
concert in Houston at what used to be Astroworld, on
the hallowed ground of what used to be at Astra World,
the theme park amusement park, and you had crowds of
people who broke through the gates, which was one of
(21:07):
the contributors. There was a design flaw, it turns out,
and it led to over ten people dying, including children
at a Traviscott concert. If you took the front door
off of your home, how long would it take until
other people would move in and destroy that, driving you out,
(21:31):
but in short order destroying the property in one way
or another. That's what's happening in our country. That is
precisely what is happening in our country. The great replacement
theory is here. It's happening, and it was harmless on
(21:52):
the front end. When a few people came. The white
liberal would say, whether in media or on faculty or
in local office. They would say, but these are the
poor and downtrodden of foreign lands. We must give them opportunity.
(22:13):
We must give them what we do not offer our
own veterans, what we do not offer our own elderly,
what we do not offer our own people and taxpayers.
We must give them free housing, food, education, healthcare. And
we can afford it, and we could for a while
(22:36):
until Cloward Pivens kicks in and you overwhelm the system.
We're at that point now, But you have to look
at trend lines, because it only gets worse. It only
gets worse because now those people are not foreigners in
(22:58):
this land. This is their country. They've insinuated themselves into
the police departments, onto the local school boards, on the
local city councils and county commissions, into congressional seats, on
national television, writing for major newspapers, on the faculty of campuses,
(23:27):
and slowly but surely their way of thinking, their approach
about America, their approach to our history, is a foreign
approach that is alien to us, and increasingly this nation is,
especially to older Americans, alien to them. How many Americans
(23:51):
today feel like a stranger in a strange land in
their own country, that they fought for, that they send
their boys to fight for, that they paid the taxes for,
that they volunteered in, that they built up, that they
saved in, that they sacrificed for The Michael Berry Show.
Speaker 2 (24:20):
Please clap, Please, please clap.
Speaker 4 (24:29):
We do a weekend podcast on Saturday. It's a Saturday
bonus podcast. It's not content that we put on the air,
and we do it as a long form discussion because
our show, as you know that airs as a broadcast,
has four distinct segments per hour, but we can't ever
(24:53):
get more than nine minutes into a segment, and so
something that takes fifteen to twenty minutes to develop a
multi concept speech or discussion that really needs to flow,
we push those to the weekend where it can breathe
a little. So I describe it as a magazine instead
(25:15):
of a newspaper. It's a little more in depth this Saturday.
I think you will really like this if you listen
to our podcast or if you go to that podcast.
It's an author by the name of Tyler O'Neill. He's
an investigative journalist and he sits down with Prager use
(25:37):
Marissa Streit, and they talk about the Southern Poverty Law Center,
and the reason we wanted to play this is the
Southern Poverty Law Center. When I was growing up was
I thought, this do gooder organization, that reveals prejudice, that
(25:58):
reveals the evil of that lurks behind racism and bias
and prejudice. But as it turns out, just like everything else,
the Left gets a hold of the Southern Poverty Law
Center became an iron fist and a velvet glove. So
(26:19):
while they talk about exposing evil and hate, they call
everything evil and hate with which they disagree, even if
it's not. You see, the model for let's say hate
crimes is first you get everybody to agree you shouldn't
have hate crimes. Yeah, I don't want to be in
(26:40):
favor of hate crimes. Well wait a minute, I don't understand.
Why do we need Well, if if somebody assaults someone
and that's a hate crime, well we have laws on
the books against assault. Why do we need a special
law if you assault because you don't like the way
the guy looks. So if a black guy walks up
(27:02):
with a tire iron and smashes a black guy over
the head, the guy doesn't see it coming black guy
on black guy. Well, that's just an assault, okay. But
if a white guy walks up to a black guy
and smashes him on the head, not that that happens,
but less theoretically it did, that would be horrible because
(27:27):
you did it because he's black, you don't like his
skin color. Well, let me ask you something. You got
two black guys that have their head having been bashed
in by a tire iron, which has got to be awful.
Do you think the one guy feels more pain or
needs more stitches because a white guy did it because
he doesn't like him for being black, as opposed to
(27:48):
the other guy who went up and did it for
sport because he was bored. They both got hit just
as hard. So why is one guy going to be
punished any worse. Well, you don't want to make that
argument because then you're racist. Okay, So all the white
elected officials go, yeah, you're right, hate crimes are bad.
(28:10):
Let's have an increased penalty for hate crimes because we
don't want people out, We don't want white people out
bashing black people over the head for being black. Well,
the fact is that's not happening. The reverse is, but
those don't get counted as hate crimes. No, because remember
(28:34):
we had slavery, So there's a lot of anger, and
you're taught to empathize with that anger, even if that
anger bashes you in the head.
Speaker 8 (28:44):
Right.
Speaker 4 (28:47):
Well, once you create the hate crime legislation with increased penalties,
now you run around calling everything hate crime. Donald Trump
committing hate crimes. Oh okay, Now you create a whole
new body of criminal justice where your enemies are evil
(29:13):
and you can prosecute them over the disagreement. And that
brings us to Collin County, Texas, where District Attorney Greg
Willis has announced that Carmelo Anthony has been indicted for
first degree murder in the stabbing of Austin Metcalf. Do
(29:34):
you remember this story? To make it simple, you have
two young men that attract me, Black guy, white guy.
I think they're high school students. They're eighteen years old.
The black guy is in the tent of a school
or a team that he's not a part of. The
white guy says, this is our tent, not your tent.
(29:57):
Needs you to leave. Guy says you can't make me leave.
White guy says, I need you to leave. Black guy
pulls a knife out stabs the white guy in the heart,
killing him. Black guy flees. He immediately starts asking people
(30:18):
how he can get out of being punished for this crime.
Then he hires Ben Crump, the Al Sharpton with the
law degree, the guy who brings race into everything, and
the white kid's family, the dad goes to the press
(30:38):
conference where they declare that the kid's a victim and
the white kid had it coming, and the black guy's
lawyer and family claimed it was an awful thing for
the white kid's dad who's just lost his son, to
show up at their press conference. Yeah, and then we
(30:58):
find out that there's video footage of it all and
they wouldn't release that. Why do you think that is
they attempted to control the narrative. We'll go to break
with the district attorney finally announcing that a grand jury
has indicted the little black punk on first degree murder charges,
killing that kid. He's eighteen. I hope he gets the
(31:22):
death penalty, and I hope it's fast.
Speaker 9 (31:26):
Earlier this spring, our community was shaken by what happened
at a school track meet at Frisco. The violent laws
of seventeen year old Austin Metcalf. For weeks now, my
team has been presenting evidence to the grand jury, and
today I summarize that evidence and I asked the grand
jury to return a first degree murder indictment against Carmelo Anthony,
which they did. With this indictment, the case now move's
(31:48):
formally into the court system. From this point forward, we'll
continue doing our job, both fully and fairly to pursue
justice under the law. As for the scheduling of the trial,
that will be up to the court. But when the
time comes, we will be ready. Now we know that
this case has struck a deep nerve here in Colin
County and beyond, and that's understandable. When something like this
(32:10):
happens at a school event, it shakes people to the core.
But let's remember that the justice system works best when
it moves with steadiness and principle. That's what we're committed
to and that's what this case deserves. We're also mindful
of Austin's family and everyone who loved him. Please keep
them in your thoughts and if you're willing your prayers
(32:31):
as well. Finally, let's remember that a defendant is presumed
innocent and lesson until proven guilty in the court of walls.
Speaker 3 (32:40):
Thank you, and good night.
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