August 17, 2026 • 33 mins
Has the Trump Administration had any big wins? We debate some potential wins and cultural red flags - including an incredible Charlie Kirk video posted posthumously by TPUSA's Andrew Kolvet.
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
This is Red Pilled America. Hey, I'm Patrick CARELCI.
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Speaker 1 (01:19):
Really it really is. And yeah, so there's a lot
lot going on right now. We're going to get into
a bunch of topics. I want to talk about a
couple of big Trump wins that a lot of people
aren't talking about. And then we unfortunately have to talk
about the Candice Owens debate with a guy named Andrew Wilson.
(01:41):
You might not know him, maybe you do. We will
get into that because it was very, very eye opening.
But yeah, we're also dealing with some kind of personal
things here in the in red pilled America world. We're
getting ready to send our daughter off to college, and.
Speaker 2 (01:58):
So I'm not ready.
Speaker 1 (02:02):
Our own child off to college. We're going to becoming
empty nesters.
Speaker 2 (02:06):
Soon within days, you guys, it's days away.
Speaker 1 (02:09):
It's definitely hasn't hit me yet.
Speaker 2 (02:12):
Not at all. I mean, I've been down in the
dumpers and you've been happy as can be.
Speaker 1 (02:16):
You know. It's it's I haven't been happy as can be.
I don't think that's the right assessment of it.
Speaker 2 (02:20):
Happy as can be.
Speaker 1 (02:23):
You know why? Because I get to be alone with you, no,
just completely alone.
Speaker 2 (02:27):
No pray for me.
Speaker 1 (02:31):
But I've been like busy, having to build, Like we've
been getting all these tips. I had no idea how
what a big deal it is to, you know, have
to move your daughter into a dorm room.
Speaker 2 (02:41):
Oh it is. It's a thing.
Speaker 1 (02:42):
It's a total thing. I just think like, she's just
bring some luggage and bring some toiletries, and it's kind
of like going to a hotel room, but it's not.
You have all these things that you have to bring.
And on top of that, we're getting all the kind
of these hot tips the second that you click on
something on Instagram or any one of these kind of
social media platforms. You get it constantly. And that's what
I've been basically getting is all these dorm kind of
(03:05):
nightmare things.
Speaker 2 (03:06):
For the last two days. By the way, I've been
dealing with this for months. Let's be honest, all right,
yeahs be honest. Well, you know the thing is, it's her.
It's going to be her new home. This is where
she's going to live. So if you want to make
it feel as much like a home as possible, and
it's it's a dorm room that looks like a jail cell.
You know, you're slapping lipstick on a pig.
Speaker 1 (03:24):
Really, you know, we're excited about the college, but yes,
the dorm room does look like a prison. But you know,
I think you know, there's things like I didn't know
that you have to put everything together before you get there.
Speaker 2 (03:36):
Well that's the hot tip.
Speaker 1 (03:37):
Yeah, that is the big hot tip. Everybody's been kind
of talking about that one. Apparently the dads are the
real heroes in this, because that's the videos that I've
been seeing on.
Speaker 2 (03:46):
Instagram, the videos I've been sending him, you guys, because
he's going to do all the hard she's trying.
Speaker 1 (03:50):
To hype me up for it. She's going to take
all the credit for.
Speaker 2 (03:53):
Here's a thing. I don't build and I don't lift.
Speaker 1 (03:55):
Yeah, you don't. You don't. We have a nice kind
of traditional separation.
Speaker 2 (04:00):
Of very much so. But I will feed I will
feed you.
Speaker 1 (04:04):
That's been kind of a little bit sparse lately, and
I have a feeling it's gonna get a lot worse
when I'm an empty nest.
Speaker 2 (04:10):
Okay, that's not true. Every night this week I have
fed you.
Speaker 1 (04:14):
Yeah, yeah, you have. Okay, Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 2 (04:16):
They're not they haven't been as elaborate lately. I will
give you that. But you eat everything on that plate.
Speaker 1 (04:23):
I eat everything on the plate. I want you guys
to ask us this question in about two weeks because
my feeling is, you know, right, before we got married,
she was cooking away and she completely sold me on this.
And she's and I would say for about the last
twenty years or so, she has been over twenty years now,
she's been a regular cook. But I can getting little
hints here and there that I'm gonna have to start
(04:45):
getting used to Trader Joe taketos a.
Speaker 2 (04:49):
Lot of frozen food in your future.
Speaker 1 (04:51):
Yeah, I could feel it coming on. But that's been
a big life change. I don't know if any of
you guys have gone through that before. It's definitely a
mile so stone for us. I've there's been a bunch
of pride that has been kind of sweeping over me
of getting us in our family to this point, as
(05:12):
many turmoils that we have had over or you know,
just kind of conflicts and battles that we've had over
the last twenty three years of marriage, and then you know,
almost twenty years of a or eight nineteen, eighteen nineteen
years of a daughter. And I'm proud that we've been
able to make it through those moments.
Speaker 2 (05:33):
You know what. I'm proud that we got her into
one of the top schools for her chosen major. Given
everything that we went through and you know, we basically
had to flee Hollywood. We had to pull her out
of this, you know, very prestigious private school that we
were able to get her into. We worked our whole
lives to be able to send her to a school
(05:53):
like that, and we really thought, you know, once we
left that type of an institution, that it was really
going to hurt her chances of getting into to a
great university. And that's what I worried for about for
a long time. But you know what, she got into
almost every single college that she applied to.
Speaker 1 (06:13):
She got into the top college for her chosen major
in the United States, in the world.
Speaker 2 (06:21):
In the world. And I'm super, super proud of her
that one.
Speaker 1 (06:24):
And we decided to not send her to because he
was too woke, and so we ended up going with
a different route bagging. It was kind of getting to
a point to where because she was one of twenty
six kids chosen, one of twenty six kids in the
entire world.
Speaker 2 (06:42):
And yes, we are bragging a little bit.
Speaker 1 (06:43):
Yes we are bragging. And so we looked at it
and we're like, you know what, we've been down this
Hollywood woke path before we went another route which is
with is one of the top other schools in her discipline,
and I feel like it's the better school in general,
in the overall package of it, and the deans of
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the school is great, and I'm just so excited for her.
I'm excited for us, and I'm proud of us if
I can say that that we have made it through
all of these trials and tribulations. We were told that
we were basically booted out of this prestigious Hollywood school,
and I'm sure most of those people thought that we
(07:28):
were roadkill and that we were done. And we started
our own storytelling show, and now we have our daughter
in the top school, and we were able to take
all of those punches.
Speaker 2 (07:43):
You know why we were able to do it. You
know why we made it because of you guys, because
of our listeners.
Speaker 1 (07:48):
That's why I agree.
Speaker 2 (07:49):
Thank you guys.
Speaker 1 (07:50):
I agree with that there. Thank you for pulling it
back to that, because it's true. If it wasn't for
you guys kind of helping us through these very very
tough times. I mean, we started the show briefly after
leaving Hollywood, and it's just been in such an incredible,
incredible time to spend this time with you guys over
(08:11):
the course of the almost eight years now, and we're
entering onto our eight year anniversary this November.
Speaker 2 (08:19):
I know, it's incredible.
Speaker 1 (08:20):
I can't believe we've been able to stick around this long.
Speaker 2 (08:22):
So I can. I mean, I'm incredible.
Speaker 1 (08:26):
So I want to get into these incredible stories that
have been kind of happening recently. In particular, I want
to get to this Charlie Kirk amazing video that Andrew
Colvett from TPUSA put up, and I want to get
to that right after the break.
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Speaker 1 (10:18):
You're listening to Red Pilled America's Famboogie. Join the fambam.
Go to Redpilled America dot com and click join in
the top of the menu. I want to talk about
a few wins recently from the Trump administration, but also
some kind of dire signs for the country. Uh oh,
(10:38):
But and I think it's it's it's an interesting topic
because I don't think many people talk about it. But
the first one is is this SBLC CFO being arrested.
I don't know if you guys, I'm sure you guys
have heard about this. It's been kind of spreading across
all the news feeds. Uh, the Southern Poverty Law Center
chief financial officer was arrested. The news kind of came out.
(11:01):
I think it was earlier this year that the SPLC
was potentially funding some of the let's say, hate groups
I guess you can call them, or some of the
racist groups that attended that rally Unite the Right years ago.
That was the one, the famous one that was the
(11:21):
tiki torch one. It was the one where Trump said
there's good people on both sides, and he says, not
the Nazis, not the you know, the white supremacist, but
there was good people. The whole thing about this this
event in Charlotte's Charlottesville, the main issue at this event
was this taking down of statues. Yes, and I believe
(11:42):
it was a Robert E. Lee statue that was being
taken down, and so people were like, you know, from
both sides of the debate, debate attended this thing, and
it was turned into deadly. It became deadly. I think
that somebody ended up getting ran over. Antifa showed up,
they started hitting this guy's car. I think he reacted
(12:04):
to being hit the car being hit. He runs over
a couple people. One person is killed, and the SBLC,
you know, was kind of right in the middle of
it all. And this was one of the main events
that Biden ran on against Donald Trump in twenty twenty.
He said he claimed that Trump was supporting neo Nazis
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and white supremacists and guys like Joel Pollock over at
Breitbart at that time. He's now over at the New
York Post, but at that time he was falling around
Biden and basically saying, you know, you know, what you're
saying is wrong about this, and everybody was calling him out,
but he still it was the cornerstone of his campaign,
and all.
Speaker 2 (12:46):
Of his stupid supporters listened.
Speaker 1 (12:49):
They listened, and that event also red pilled a lot
of people. I think cha moth over at the All
In podcast also, the investor guy talked about how he
saw this video and thought for the longest time that
Trump had said that he was basically supporting both sides
of the neo Nazis and what have you, and and
(13:09):
found out later once he listened to the entire clip
that that wasn't the case, that he was actually being
very specific that where he was talking about the people
that were debating the teardown of these statues, and it
red pilled a lot of people that I would consider
maybe moderates or kind of center left, center right people
and so.
Speaker 2 (13:31):
Well, the smarter of the of the bunch exactly.
Speaker 1 (13:33):
Well, earlier this year it comes out that the SBLC
was funding some of the people that were either organizing
it or were attending at the event, and they were
doing it in a way that they were trying to
hide it via shell companies, via kind of you know,
going through multiple accounts and what have you. Well, the
(13:55):
CFO got arrested. We did a story on what was
it the gav McGinnis and the Proud Boys years ago,
and because he was I think it was called defamation machine.
You guys want to go into our archive and check
that out. But it was on the SPLC. Part of
it was on the SPLC where they were being used
(14:16):
by the entire media to kind of paint conservatives in
a bad light. They kind of traffic in these accusations
their quote unquote, you know, an anti hate group, and
they are being cited by all of these these broadcast shows,
whether it be NPR or NBC or what have you.
(14:38):
And they used the SPLC as kind of like these
outside experts on hate to attack conservatives and right leaning people.
And so we did this story on them, and we
got to learn a little bit about the SBLC because
at that time Gavin was suing them. I'm not sure
where that lawsuit went, but you know, you start to
see some hints that this company was or this organization
(15:00):
it's a nonprofit, was in trouble because several of the
top people and that ended up resigning at certain points. Well,
now you have somebody arrested. And if you would have
asked me, you know, four years ago, two years ago,
that one of the main officers at the SBLC would
be arrested, I would have thought you were crazy. Now
(15:21):
you have all these people that say the Trump administration
isn't doing anything. He's not doing anything. This simple act
is showing you that this administration is trying to root
out corruption. They are trying to go at these people
that stoke division within this country. Look at the immigration issue.
That issue alone should make you feel good about your
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vote in twenty and twenty four if you voted for
Donald Trump because we had millions of people flooding over
our borders and the Trump administration stopped that. If that's
all they end up doing, that will end up being
a net positive term because it was going it was
(16:07):
out of control. It was like an open border. People
were pouring in our southern border. He has more arrests
now of illegal immigrant crime than any other president to date.
This has been a major issue. And so all of
these black pillars out there that are telling you that, oh, Okay,
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this Trump administration isn't doing anything. They're spending all their
time on foreign wars and what have you. That's not true.
They are trying to root out corruption. You know, you
can chew and walk at the same time. And I
think this SPLC arrest of the CFO is big, big news.
And you don't hear the media talking too much about
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it because it points out this story that guys like
Jake Tapper and CNN had been pushing for years and
years that Trump was somehow supporting neo Nazis, which is
absolutely ridiculous. So this SBLC story is a huge black
eye for the media and for guys like Jake Tapper
(17:14):
and Anderson Cooper. I cannot believe these people still have jobs,
and they might not soon if that merger ends up
going through, which we're going to get into at the
end of the show. But you know, don't listen to
the black pillars, and I think this is a perfect
example of that. Now that said this, there's been this
extraordinary video that Andrew Colvett I believe is his name
(17:38):
from from a tposa. He put out this video from
Charlie Kirk that I believe was I want to say
it was a couple of weeks or months. Let's see.
I want to read the tweet from Andrew Colvett. Yeah,
here it is a few weeks before Charlie was killed,
he gave a speech to a conference of roofers. He
(17:59):
was shocked that a group which invited him to speak
and largely voted Trump, was also hostile toward deportations. They
felt their business needed illegals for cheap labor. So he
posts this video and I got to say, I must
have watched it like five or six times because it
hit home really hard an from a conversation that I
(18:23):
had with somebody that that is a self professed Republican
that also aligns with this view. Here is a snippet
of that conference, and once again Charlie Kirk is speaking
to rufers at a rufer's conference, and he started to
get the feeling that they were against the deportations. At
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that time that ICE was performing across the country.
Speaker 3 (18:51):
I don't want white people doing the roofs because we're
you know, I got people complaining a tot outside.
Speaker 1 (18:56):
That's a roofer talking to Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 3 (18:59):
So why don't you educate me of what massport my
deportations would do to your industry.
Speaker 2 (19:05):
There'd be no one to work on the to build back.
Speaker 3 (19:07):
We already we've already seen it on it Florida. So
then allow me to provocatively then help have me tell
you how I hear it. Are you telling me everyone
in this room is hiring illegal labor? Not everyone, but
uh I know I have in the past. Okay, so
everyone is saying yes, so and again you guys can
boom me off stage, and I want to respectfully have it.
(19:29):
And if I'm wrong, come to the mic. So is
everyone here in this room committing a felony?
Speaker 1 (19:35):
Yes?
Speaker 3 (19:36):
Okay, good to know. You have proven a very a
depressing point that we are not a nation that wants
to have immigration policy. We just aren't. We're not like
we we we are not tough enough or strong enough
to have mass deportations. We're just not. And I would
I thought that we were. Maybe, but maybe we could
(19:58):
have a couple months of it. And look, as far
as the compassion thing, I look at it. Why is
it not compass to send them back to their country
of origin? I don't. Why do they have a right
to come to our nation? A nation has a right
to be able to invite, be able to reject people
of their choosing. And as far as the Christian standpoint
of it, in Deuteronomy and Ezekiel, all throughout the scriptures,
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there's plenty of examples of repelling people from coming to
your nation and prioritizing them in your homeland.
Speaker 1 (20:24):
So there you have it. There's these roofers that are
basically arguing that they need illegal immigrants. There's they're making
the argument that whites won't do the jobs.
Speaker 2 (20:33):
Which is which is a lie, which is ridiculous. That's ridiculous.
But there was a couple of the couples have to
pay them accordingly.
Speaker 1 (20:40):
A couple points. I want to, you know, because there's
a lot of impact there. But first, one thing that
Charlie brought up was he asked everybody, so you guys
are all committing a felony. And I don't think people
understand this or know this, but it is to knowingly
hire at least ten individuals during any twelve month period
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with actual knowledge that they are unauthorized aliens or illegal
aliens who were brought into the US in violation of law.
That's a felony. So you have these roofer companies where
in many cases their entire staff is illegal immigrants. They
are committing a felony by doing that, and they just
admitted to do it. A group a hall of them
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were basically kind of admitting to doing that in that conversation.
So that's one. But I don't think this idea that
whites won't do these kinds of construction jobs is mind
blowing to me. It's like, did we not have roofs
before the immigration acts in the mid ninety nineteen sixties exactly?
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I mean, we've had roofs on any of the home exactly.
The construction used to be like one of these extraordinary
jobs that you can get into out of high school.
I remember I had a friend Phil after high school
when we some of us, went to college, he started
his own business. As I'm thumbing through a book, he
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started a dirt hauling business. And it was not cheap
to start it. He had to get his truck. His
truck was an extraordinary amount of money. At that time,
insurance for those trucks were an extraordinary It was an
extraordinary amount of money. And he gets into this business
through a friend and starts making money hand over fist.
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While I'm off in college, you know, going into debt,
not making that kind of money and what have you.
He was making money consistently every day with this dirt
hauling company, and he buys a house, you know before
most of my friends did, and things were going very
(22:52):
well well. Then he starts basically getting a bit outbid
on jobs and he starts to do a little bit
of research on it, and he learns that his competition
were illegal aliens that were willing to do the job
without automotive insurance, and so they were basically skirting the
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law and not getting this expensive auto insurance that they
needed for their trucks, and so they were underbidding him
for that, and over a course of just a few years,
he ends up losing his business. He ended up having
to walk away from his business. That is why this
idea that legal American citizens won't do these jobs, is
(23:35):
because they're constantly getting outbid by people that are willing
to break the law, that are willing to that are
living in homes of like twenty people in a house
to you to lower their rent and take on these
jobs and not have the insurance and work under the
table and what have you. And you have guys like
(23:57):
these roofers that you see here willing to capitalize and
monetize this illegal activity. And I remember it wasn't too
long ago that I had this conversation with this Republican
business owner and he had this kind of for lack
of a better term, it's kind of like a construction company,
(24:19):
and we were having this conversation about illegal immigration and
about the deportations and what have you. And I was
kind of like getting this feeling that they weren't into
the deportations. And there was two of them. Another guy
had another small business that was also benefiting from illegal immigration.
They both were and they were both telling me that
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they these illegal immigrants do the job better than Americans.
And I was like, you're crazy, what's making you come
up with that opinion? And they didn't really have a
good argument for it, considering that I know that one
of them had been complaining about an illegal alien doing
(25:01):
construction work at his home and it ended up having to,
you know, put them back weeks and weeks and weeks.
And they also forget that they are also sending their
kid to private school. They're avoiding the consequences of their policy,
of this policy of illegal immigration, because they aren't sending
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their kids to the local public school where all of
these illegal aliens are sending their kids. They are sending
their kids to a private school. So what are they doing.
They're monetizing this cheap slave labor. They're making an extraordinary
profit from it. They're taking that money, and then they're
sending their kids to private school. So and you are
(25:44):
having to go send your kid to a public school
because you aren't monetizing this illegal activity.
Speaker 2 (25:50):
You know what. It's total bullshit. And then they tell themselves, well,
you know, these people they just want to come here
for a better life. Bullshit. You want to capitalize on
slave labor. Shame on you.
Speaker 1 (26:03):
Yeah, And I cannot tell you how many times I've
had this conversation with Republicans over the course of the
last couple of years, where they want they go soft
when it comes to deportations. Oh well, maybe we need to,
you know, you know, create a pathway to citizenship and
what have you. We did this already in the mid
(26:23):
eighties with Reagan when he gave an amnesty, and California
has been blue ever since, Oregon blue, ever since, Washington blue,
ever since, Arizona and Nevada going that direction, Texas going
that direction. This idea that if you give people amnesty,
(26:45):
it's going to stop illegal immigration is not only the
dumbest thing you could possibly put out there, it completely
disregards history. History has shown that when we give amnesty,
it only brings more illegal immigration. Here, California has been
at the tip of the spear on this subject for years.
(27:08):
It was kind of one of the first times where
I should have gotten a sign that I wasn't a
left of center guy. Was the Prop. One eighty seven
stuff in California in the nineteen nineties, where we were
basically trying to get it into control ourselves because the
federal government wouldn't do this. So they started they tried
to take away benefits from illegal immigrants. They tried to
(27:29):
basically block them from going to schools, the public schools,
and using the hospitals and emergency rooms and what have you.
And that bill passed with flying colors. That ballot passed
with flying colors in the early nineties. It was hugely
controversial and it crushed it. And at that point there
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was enough people in California that were pro American, pro citizen.
And then shortly afterwards they ended up losing that argument
because that a new governor, a new liberal governor, came
into California and basically decided to not enforce it and
then just did not move forward with that law, and
(28:12):
it just kind of sat there on the books and
was not enforced, and sure enough, California has not gone
red since then, it is deep deep blue. Los Angeles
is basically posts apocalyptic. There's a great video right now
out there of shy La buff or Lebou however you
(28:32):
pronounced his last name, talking about how he's a Los
Angeles kid. And La is dead.
Speaker 4 (28:39):
The socioeconomics of La changed and the spirit left and
it's gone. Now.
Speaker 3 (28:43):
La is dead.
Speaker 1 (28:44):
You don't even feel it, like when you're gone.
Speaker 4 (28:47):
I'm Angelino for real, I'm really, I really am full
blown La. You couldn't get more La than me. The
culture doesn't exist anymore. The car culture has gone, the
dance culture has gone, the bar culture is gone. It's
all gone. It's gone. I know it's gone because I'm
first hand watching it go away.
Speaker 1 (29:04):
The entire Los Angeles downtown gone, blocks and blocks and
blocks of homeless, of drug addicted zombies walking the street
down there. And this could come to your state if
you allow your local government to take this path, it
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could come to your state.
Speaker 2 (29:26):
Oh it's going, it's going. It's gone to Tennessee, it's
going that way, North Carolina's going that way. I mean,
it's happening.
Speaker 1 (29:33):
It is.
Speaker 2 (29:34):
People need to get strong and strict about illegal immigration.
Speaker 1 (29:38):
And because they want cheap labor, people love.
Speaker 2 (29:40):
The I take this issue very personally.
Speaker 1 (29:43):
It's it's mind blowing to me that you don't see
and it's such The reason why this happens, I think,
is because our education system is so poor that people
aren't taught what the founders were afraid of at the
founding of this country. We went into this and in
our What's an American eight part series If you guys
haven't heard that, go check that out. We really dig
(30:06):
into that topic. But the founders were most concerned with
people coming in and not assimilating and bringing their ideas
with them into this country. And now we're seeing this
happen here in the United States where people aren't being
educated on our founding, on what worked, what didn't work,
and they are going in this direction. You have these
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roofers that are basically saying we can't survive any other way.
And listen, I could kind of understand that argument to
a certain degree to where if we were to go
cold Turkey right now and just deport let's say, all
the illegal aliens that are within the roofing business, they
would probably have some expertise issue in the roofing business,
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and they would probably have some labor force issues and
what have you. But we need to move in that direction.
And these guys need to start making the argument that
we need to move in that direction. But these fake republics,
these fake pro American industries that are profiting on this
kind of activity, we need to call them out when
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it's on the right or the left. Is no, this
is not just a Democrat issue. This is a Republican
issue as well. Because you have these small business owners
that have been going through the Chamber of Commerce that
have been pushing this idea that Americans won't do this
kind of work. They're lying, they're lying. You have all
of these illegal alien roofers coming into this country doing
(31:33):
this kind of work, and then you know what ends
up happening. You have a bad storm and you end
up finding that you have a leaky roof. Okay, go
down to Mexico and check out some of these these
communities construction all right, they don't meet code. Okay.
Speaker 2 (31:49):
We were just in Mexico and it is disgusting.
Speaker 1 (31:52):
It's dying.
Speaker 2 (31:54):
I mean, it was so bad. Parts of it were
we were in Cabo and we went into the city
and it was discussing they're dying.
Speaker 1 (32:01):
They're dying out there. There's no money in there. But
on top of that, what the point I'm trying to
get at is they don't have the same values that
we do. And that is I guess fine, but we
don't want to import those values into this country. And
there's people like these, this Rufer Association and these Rufer
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companies that are the ones that are stopping a lot
of this deportation and enforcement of the law from happening
because they are on the right, lobbying the federal government
and lobbying the Trump administration. I mean, they had Charlie
Kirk at the at their conference for a reason. Okay,
they're basically they know he has the ear of the president,
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or he did at that time. I'm got to tell you,
watching this video was it reminded me what a loss
it is to have lost this man. And he's ill replaced,
he was irreplaceable, and we're feeling the repercussions. We're going
to get into this Candice Owens and Andrew Wilson debate
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over in part two. Join us over there right now.
Speaker 2 (33:09):
We'll see you over there.
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Speaker 1 (01:19):
Really it really is. And yeah, so there's a lot
lot going on right now. We're going to get into
a bunch of topics. I want to talk about a
couple of big Trump wins that a lot of people
aren't talking about. And then we unfortunately have to talk
about the Candice Owens debate with a guy named Andrew Wilson.
(01:41):
You might not know him, maybe you do. We will
get into that because it was very, very eye opening.
But yeah, we're also dealing with some kind of personal
things here in the in red pilled America world. We're
getting ready to send our daughter off to college, and.
Speaker 2 (01:58):
So I'm not ready.
Speaker 1 (02:02):
Our own child off to college. We're going to becoming
empty nesters.
Speaker 2 (02:06):
Soon within days, you guys, it's days away.
Speaker 1 (02:09):
It's definitely hasn't hit me yet.
Speaker 2 (02:12):
Not at all. I mean, I've been down in the
dumpers and you've been happy as can be.
Speaker 1 (02:16):
You know. It's it's I haven't been happy as can be.
I don't think that's the right assessment of it.
Speaker 2 (02:20):
Happy as can be.
Speaker 1 (02:23):
You know why? Because I get to be alone with you, no,
just completely alone.
Speaker 2 (02:27):
No pray for me.
Speaker 1 (02:31):
But I've been like busy, having to build, Like we've
been getting all these tips. I had no idea how
what a big deal it is to, you know, have
to move your daughter into a dorm room.
Speaker 2 (02:41):
Oh it is. It's a thing.
Speaker 1 (02:42):
It's a total thing. I just think like, she's just
bring some luggage and bring some toiletries, and it's kind
of like going to a hotel room, but it's not.
You have all these things that you have to bring.
And on top of that, we're getting all the kind
of these hot tips the second that you click on
something on Instagram or any one of these kind of
social media platforms. You get it constantly. And that's what
I've been basically getting is all these dorm kind of
(03:05):
nightmare things.
Speaker 2 (03:06):
For the last two days. By the way, I've been
dealing with this for months. Let's be honest, all right,
yeahs be honest. Well, you know the thing is, it's her.
It's going to be her new home. This is where
she's going to live. So if you want to make
it feel as much like a home as possible, and
it's it's a dorm room that looks like a jail cell.
You know, you're slapping lipstick on a pig.
Speaker 1 (03:24):
Really, you know, we're excited about the college, but yes,
the dorm room does look like a prison. But you know,
I think you know, there's things like I didn't know
that you have to put everything together before you get there.
Speaker 2 (03:36):
Well that's the hot tip.
Speaker 1 (03:37):
Yeah, that is the big hot tip. Everybody's been kind
of talking about that one. Apparently the dads are the
real heroes in this, because that's the videos that I've
been seeing on.
Speaker 2 (03:46):
Instagram, the videos I've been sending him, you guys, because
he's going to do all the hard she's trying.
Speaker 1 (03:50):
To hype me up for it. She's going to take
all the credit for.
Speaker 2 (03:53):
Here's a thing. I don't build and I don't lift.
Speaker 1 (03:55):
Yeah, you don't. You don't. We have a nice kind
of traditional separation.
Speaker 2 (04:00):
Of very much so. But I will feed I will
feed you.
Speaker 1 (04:04):
That's been kind of a little bit sparse lately, and
I have a feeling it's gonna get a lot worse
when I'm an empty nest.
Speaker 2 (04:10):
Okay, that's not true. Every night this week I have
fed you.
Speaker 1 (04:14):
Yeah, yeah, you have. Okay, Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 2 (04:16):
They're not they haven't been as elaborate lately. I will
give you that. But you eat everything on that plate.
Speaker 1 (04:23):
I eat everything on the plate. I want you guys
to ask us this question in about two weeks because
my feeling is, you know, right, before we got married,
she was cooking away and she completely sold me on this.
And she's and I would say for about the last
twenty years or so, she has been over twenty years now,
she's been a regular cook. But I can getting little
hints here and there that I'm gonna have to start
(04:45):
getting used to Trader Joe taketos a.
Speaker 2 (04:49):
Lot of frozen food in your future.
Speaker 1 (04:51):
Yeah, I could feel it coming on. But that's been
a big life change. I don't know if any of
you guys have gone through that before. It's definitely a
mile so stone for us. I've there's been a bunch
of pride that has been kind of sweeping over me
of getting us in our family to this point, as
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many turmoils that we have had over or you know,
just kind of conflicts and battles that we've had over
the last twenty three years of marriage, and then you know,
almost twenty years of a or eight nineteen, eighteen nineteen
years of a daughter. And I'm proud that we've been
able to make it through those moments.
Speaker 2 (05:33):
You know what. I'm proud that we got her into
one of the top schools for her chosen major. Given
everything that we went through and you know, we basically
had to flee Hollywood. We had to pull her out
of this, you know, very prestigious private school that we
were able to get her into. We worked our whole
lives to be able to send her to a school
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like that, and we really thought, you know, once we
left that type of an institution, that it was really
going to hurt her chances of getting into to a
great university. And that's what I worried for about for
a long time. But you know what, she got into
almost every single college that she applied to.
Speaker 1 (06:13):
She got into the top college for her chosen major
in the United States, in the world.
Speaker 2 (06:21):
In the world. And I'm super, super proud of her
that one.
Speaker 1 (06:24):
And we decided to not send her to because he
was too woke, and so we ended up going with
a different route bagging. It was kind of getting to
a point to where because she was one of twenty
six kids chosen, one of twenty six kids in the
entire world.
Speaker 2 (06:42):
And yes, we are bragging a little bit.
Speaker 1 (06:43):
Yes we are bragging. And so we looked at it
and we're like, you know what, we've been down this
Hollywood woke path before we went another route which is
with is one of the top other schools in her discipline,
and I feel like it's the better school in general,
in the overall package of it, and the deans of
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the school is great, and I'm just so excited for her.
I'm excited for us, and I'm proud of us if
I can say that that we have made it through
all of these trials and tribulations. We were told that
we were basically booted out of this prestigious Hollywood school,
and I'm sure most of those people thought that we
(07:28):
were roadkill and that we were done. And we started
our own storytelling show, and now we have our daughter
in the top school, and we were able to take
all of those punches.
Speaker 2 (07:43):
You know why we were able to do it. You
know why we made it because of you guys, because
of our listeners.
Speaker 1 (07:48):
That's why I agree.
Speaker 2 (07:49):
Thank you guys.
Speaker 1 (07:50):
I agree with that there. Thank you for pulling it
back to that, because it's true. If it wasn't for
you guys kind of helping us through these very very
tough times. I mean, we started the show briefly after
leaving Hollywood, and it's just been in such an incredible,
incredible time to spend this time with you guys over
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the course of the almost eight years now, and we're
entering onto our eight year anniversary this November.
Speaker 2 (08:19):
I know, it's incredible.
Speaker 1 (08:20):
I can't believe we've been able to stick around this long.
Speaker 2 (08:22):
So I can. I mean, I'm incredible.
Speaker 1 (08:26):
So I want to get into these incredible stories that
have been kind of happening recently. In particular, I want
to get to this Charlie Kirk amazing video that Andrew
Colvett from TPUSA put up, and I want to get
to that right after the break.
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You're listening to Red Pilled America's Famboogie. Join the fambam.
Go to Redpilled America dot com and click join in
the top of the menu. I want to talk about
a few wins recently from the Trump administration, but also
some kind of dire signs for the country. Uh oh,
(10:38):
But and I think it's it's it's an interesting topic
because I don't think many people talk about it. But
the first one is is this SBLC CFO being arrested.
I don't know if you guys, I'm sure you guys
have heard about this. It's been kind of spreading across
all the news feeds. Uh, the Southern Poverty Law Center
chief financial officer was arrested. The news kind of came out.
(11:01):
I think it was earlier this year that the SPLC
was potentially funding some of the let's say, hate groups
I guess you can call them, or some of the
racist groups that attended that rally Unite the Right years ago.
That was the one, the famous one that was the
(11:21):
tiki torch one. It was the one where Trump said
there's good people on both sides, and he says, not
the Nazis, not the you know, the white supremacist, but
there was good people. The whole thing about this this
event in Charlotte's Charlottesville, the main issue at this event
was this taking down of statues. Yes, and I believe
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it was a Robert E. Lee statue that was being
taken down, and so people were like, you know, from
both sides of the debate, debate attended this thing, and
it was turned into deadly. It became deadly. I think
that somebody ended up getting ran over. Antifa showed up,
they started hitting this guy's car. I think he reacted
(12:04):
to being hit the car being hit. He runs over
a couple people. One person is killed, and the SBLC,
you know, was kind of right in the middle of
it all. And this was one of the main events
that Biden ran on against Donald Trump in twenty twenty.
He said he claimed that Trump was supporting neo Nazis
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and white supremacists and guys like Joel Pollock over at
Breitbart at that time. He's now over at the New
York Post, but at that time he was falling around
Biden and basically saying, you know, you know, what you're
saying is wrong about this, and everybody was calling him out,
but he still it was the cornerstone of his campaign,
and all.
Speaker 2 (12:46):
Of his stupid supporters listened.
Speaker 1 (12:49):
They listened, and that event also red pilled a lot
of people. I think cha moth over at the All
In podcast also, the investor guy talked about how he
saw this video and thought for the longest time that
Trump had said that he was basically supporting both sides
of the neo Nazis and what have you, and and
(13:09):
found out later once he listened to the entire clip
that that wasn't the case, that he was actually being
very specific that where he was talking about the people
that were debating the teardown of these statues, and it
red pilled a lot of people that I would consider
maybe moderates or kind of center left, center right people
and so.
Speaker 2 (13:31):
Well, the smarter of the of the bunch exactly.
Speaker 1 (13:33):
Well, earlier this year it comes out that the SBLC
was funding some of the people that were either organizing
it or were attending at the event, and they were
doing it in a way that they were trying to
hide it via shell companies, via kind of you know,
going through multiple accounts and what have you. Well, the
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CFO got arrested. We did a story on what was
it the gav McGinnis and the Proud Boys years ago,
and because he was I think it was called defamation machine.
You guys want to go into our archive and check
that out. But it was on the SPLC. Part of
it was on the SPLC where they were being used
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by the entire media to kind of paint conservatives in
a bad light. They kind of traffic in these accusations
their quote unquote, you know, an anti hate group, and
they are being cited by all of these these broadcast shows,
whether it be NPR or NBC or what have you.
(14:38):
And they used the SPLC as kind of like these
outside experts on hate to attack conservatives and right leaning people.
And so we did this story on them, and we
got to learn a little bit about the SBLC because
at that time Gavin was suing them. I'm not sure
where that lawsuit went, but you know, you start to
see some hints that this company was or this organization
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it's a nonprofit, was in trouble because several of the
top people and that ended up resigning at certain points. Well,
now you have somebody arrested. And if you would have
asked me, you know, four years ago, two years ago,
that one of the main officers at the SBLC would
be arrested, I would have thought you were crazy. Now
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you have all these people that say the Trump administration
isn't doing anything. He's not doing anything. This simple act
is showing you that this administration is trying to root
out corruption. They are trying to go at these people
that stoke division within this country. Look at the immigration issue.
That issue alone should make you feel good about your
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vote in twenty and twenty four if you voted for
Donald Trump because we had millions of people flooding over
our borders and the Trump administration stopped that. If that's
all they end up doing, that will end up being
a net positive term because it was going it was
(16:07):
out of control. It was like an open border. People
were pouring in our southern border. He has more arrests
now of illegal immigrant crime than any other president to date.
This has been a major issue. And so all of
these black pillars out there that are telling you that, oh, Okay,
(16:29):
this Trump administration isn't doing anything. They're spending all their
time on foreign wars and what have you. That's not true.
They are trying to root out corruption. You know, you
can chew and walk at the same time. And I
think this SPLC arrest of the CFO is big, big news.
And you don't hear the media talking too much about
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it because it points out this story that guys like
Jake Tapper and CNN had been pushing for years and
years that Trump was somehow supporting neo Nazis, which is
absolutely ridiculous. So this SBLC story is a huge black
eye for the media and for guys like Jake Tapper
(17:14):
and Anderson Cooper. I cannot believe these people still have jobs,
and they might not soon if that merger ends up
going through, which we're going to get into at the
end of the show. But you know, don't listen to
the black pillars, and I think this is a perfect
example of that. Now that said this, there's been this
extraordinary video that Andrew Colvett I believe is his name
(17:38):
from from a tposa. He put out this video from
Charlie Kirk that I believe was I want to say
it was a couple of weeks or months. Let's see.
I want to read the tweet from Andrew Colvett. Yeah,
here it is a few weeks before Charlie was killed,
he gave a speech to a conference of roofers. He
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was shocked that a group which invited him to speak
and largely voted Trump, was also hostile toward deportations. They
felt their business needed illegals for cheap labor. So he
posts this video and I got to say, I must
have watched it like five or six times because it
hit home really hard an from a conversation that I
(18:23):
had with somebody that that is a self professed Republican
that also aligns with this view. Here is a snippet
of that conference, and once again Charlie Kirk is speaking
to rufers at a rufer's conference, and he started to
get the feeling that they were against the deportations. At
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that time that ICE was performing across the country.
Speaker 3 (18:51):
I don't want white people doing the roofs because we're
you know, I got people complaining a tot outside.
Speaker 1 (18:56):
That's a roofer talking to Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 3 (18:59):
So why don't you educate me of what massport my
deportations would do to your industry.
Speaker 2 (19:05):
There'd be no one to work on the to build back.
Speaker 3 (19:07):
We already we've already seen it on it Florida. So
then allow me to provocatively then help have me tell
you how I hear it. Are you telling me everyone
in this room is hiring illegal labor? Not everyone, but
uh I know I have in the past. Okay, so
everyone is saying yes, so and again you guys can
boom me off stage, and I want to respectfully have it.
(19:29):
And if I'm wrong, come to the mic. So is
everyone here in this room committing a felony?
Speaker 1 (19:35):
Yes?
Speaker 3 (19:36):
Okay, good to know. You have proven a very a
depressing point that we are not a nation that wants
to have immigration policy. We just aren't. We're not like
we we we are not tough enough or strong enough
to have mass deportations. We're just not. And I would
I thought that we were. Maybe, but maybe we could
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have a couple months of it. And look, as far
as the compassion thing, I look at it. Why is
it not compass to send them back to their country
of origin? I don't. Why do they have a right
to come to our nation? A nation has a right
to be able to invite, be able to reject people
of their choosing. And as far as the Christian standpoint
of it, in Deuteronomy and Ezekiel, all throughout the scriptures,
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there's plenty of examples of repelling people from coming to
your nation and prioritizing them in your homeland.
Speaker 1 (20:24):
So there you have it. There's these roofers that are
basically arguing that they need illegal immigrants. There's they're making
the argument that whites won't do the jobs.
Speaker 2 (20:33):
Which is which is a lie, which is ridiculous. That's ridiculous.
But there was a couple of the couples have to
pay them accordingly.
Speaker 1 (20:40):
A couple points. I want to, you know, because there's
a lot of impact there. But first, one thing that
Charlie brought up was he asked everybody, so you guys
are all committing a felony. And I don't think people
understand this or know this, but it is to knowingly
hire at least ten individuals during any twelve month period
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with actual knowledge that they are unauthorized aliens or illegal
aliens who were brought into the US in violation of law.
That's a felony. So you have these roofer companies where
in many cases their entire staff is illegal immigrants. They
are committing a felony by doing that, and they just
admitted to do it. A group a hall of them
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were basically kind of admitting to doing that in that conversation.
So that's one. But I don't think this idea that
whites won't do these kinds of construction jobs is mind
blowing to me. It's like, did we not have roofs
before the immigration acts in the mid ninety nineteen sixties exactly?
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I mean, we've had roofs on any of the home exactly.
The construction used to be like one of these extraordinary
jobs that you can get into out of high school.
I remember I had a friend Phil after high school
when we some of us, went to college, he started
his own business. As I'm thumbing through a book, he
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started a dirt hauling business. And it was not cheap
to start it. He had to get his truck. His
truck was an extraordinary amount of money. At that time,
insurance for those trucks were an extraordinary It was an
extraordinary amount of money. And he gets into this business
through a friend and starts making money hand over fist.
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While I'm off in college, you know, going into debt,
not making that kind of money and what have you.
He was making money consistently every day with this dirt
hauling company, and he buys a house, you know before
most of my friends did, and things were going very
(22:52):
well well. Then he starts basically getting a bit outbid
on jobs and he starts to do a little bit
of research on it, and he learns that his competition
were illegal aliens that were willing to do the job
without automotive insurance, and so they were basically skirting the
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law and not getting this expensive auto insurance that they
needed for their trucks, and so they were underbidding him
for that, and over a course of just a few years,
he ends up losing his business. He ended up having
to walk away from his business. That is why this
idea that legal American citizens won't do these jobs, is
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because they're constantly getting outbid by people that are willing
to break the law, that are willing to that are
living in homes of like twenty people in a house
to you to lower their rent and take on these
jobs and not have the insurance and work under the
table and what have you. And you have guys like
(23:57):
these roofers that you see here willing to capitalize and
monetize this illegal activity. And I remember it wasn't too
long ago that I had this conversation with this Republican
business owner and he had this kind of for lack
of a better term, it's kind of like a construction company,
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and we were having this conversation about illegal immigration and
about the deportations and what have you. And I was
kind of like getting this feeling that they weren't into
the deportations. And there was two of them. Another guy
had another small business that was also benefiting from illegal immigration.
They both were and they were both telling me that
(24:40):
they these illegal immigrants do the job better than Americans.
And I was like, you're crazy, what's making you come
up with that opinion? And they didn't really have a
good argument for it, considering that I know that one
of them had been complaining about an illegal alien doing
(25:01):
construction work at his home and it ended up having to,
you know, put them back weeks and weeks and weeks.
And they also forget that they are also sending their
kid to private school. They're avoiding the consequences of their policy,
of this policy of illegal immigration, because they aren't sending
(25:22):
their kids to the local public school where all of
these illegal aliens are sending their kids. They are sending
their kids to a private school. So what are they doing.
They're monetizing this cheap slave labor. They're making an extraordinary
profit from it. They're taking that money, and then they're
sending their kids to private school. So and you are
(25:44):
having to go send your kid to a public school
because you aren't monetizing this illegal activity.
Speaker 2 (25:50):
You know what. It's total bullshit. And then they tell themselves, well,
you know, these people they just want to come here
for a better life. Bullshit. You want to capitalize on
slave labor. Shame on you.
Speaker 1 (26:03):
Yeah, And I cannot tell you how many times I've
had this conversation with Republicans over the course of the
last couple of years, where they want they go soft
when it comes to deportations. Oh well, maybe we need to,
you know, you know, create a pathway to citizenship and
what have you. We did this already in the mid
(26:23):
eighties with Reagan when he gave an amnesty, and California
has been blue ever since, Oregon blue, ever since, Washington blue,
ever since, Arizona and Nevada going that direction, Texas going
that direction. This idea that if you give people amnesty,
(26:45):
it's going to stop illegal immigration is not only the
dumbest thing you could possibly put out there, it completely
disregards history. History has shown that when we give amnesty,
it only brings more illegal immigration. Here, California has been
at the tip of the spear on this subject for years.
(27:08):
It was kind of one of the first times where
I should have gotten a sign that I wasn't a
left of center guy. Was the Prop. One eighty seven
stuff in California in the nineteen nineties, where we were
basically trying to get it into control ourselves because the
federal government wouldn't do this. So they started they tried
to take away benefits from illegal immigrants. They tried to
(27:29):
basically block them from going to schools, the public schools,
and using the hospitals and emergency rooms and what have you.
And that bill passed with flying colors. That ballot passed
with flying colors in the early nineties. It was hugely
controversial and it crushed it. And at that point there
(27:50):
was enough people in California that were pro American, pro citizen.
And then shortly afterwards they ended up losing that argument
because that a new governor, a new liberal governor, came
into California and basically decided to not enforce it and
then just did not move forward with that law, and
(28:12):
it just kind of sat there on the books and
was not enforced, and sure enough, California has not gone
red since then, it is deep deep blue. Los Angeles
is basically posts apocalyptic. There's a great video right now
out there of shy La buff or Lebou however you
(28:32):
pronounced his last name, talking about how he's a Los
Angeles kid. And La is dead.
Speaker 4 (28:39):
The socioeconomics of La changed and the spirit left and
it's gone. Now.
Speaker 3 (28:43):
La is dead.
Speaker 1 (28:44):
You don't even feel it, like when you're gone.
Speaker 4 (28:47):
I'm Angelino for real, I'm really, I really am full
blown La. You couldn't get more La than me. The
culture doesn't exist anymore. The car culture has gone, the
dance culture has gone, the bar culture is gone. It's
all gone. It's gone. I know it's gone because I'm
first hand watching it go away.
Speaker 1 (29:04):
The entire Los Angeles downtown gone, blocks and blocks and
blocks of homeless, of drug addicted zombies walking the street
down there. And this could come to your state if
you allow your local government to take this path, it
(29:25):
could come to your state.
Speaker 2 (29:26):
Oh it's going, it's going. It's gone to Tennessee, it's
going that way, North Carolina's going that way. I mean,
it's happening.
Speaker 1 (29:33):
It is.
Speaker 2 (29:34):
People need to get strong and strict about illegal immigration.
Speaker 1 (29:38):
And because they want cheap labor, people love.
Speaker 2 (29:40):
The I take this issue very personally.
Speaker 1 (29:43):
It's it's mind blowing to me that you don't see
and it's such The reason why this happens, I think,
is because our education system is so poor that people
aren't taught what the founders were afraid of at the
founding of this country. We went into this and in
our What's an American eight part series If you guys
haven't heard that, go check that out. We really dig
(30:06):
into that topic. But the founders were most concerned with
people coming in and not assimilating and bringing their ideas
with them into this country. And now we're seeing this
happen here in the United States where people aren't being
educated on our founding, on what worked, what didn't work,
and they are going in this direction. You have these
(30:28):
roofers that are basically saying we can't survive any other way.
And listen, I could kind of understand that argument to
a certain degree to where if we were to go
cold Turkey right now and just deport let's say, all
the illegal aliens that are within the roofing business, they
would probably have some expertise issue in the roofing business,
(30:48):
and they would probably have some labor force issues and
what have you. But we need to move in that direction.
And these guys need to start making the argument that
we need to move in that direction. But these fake republics,
these fake pro American industries that are profiting on this
kind of activity, we need to call them out when
(31:11):
it's on the right or the left. Is no, this
is not just a Democrat issue. This is a Republican
issue as well. Because you have these small business owners
that have been going through the Chamber of Commerce that
have been pushing this idea that Americans won't do this
kind of work. They're lying, they're lying. You have all
of these illegal alien roofers coming into this country doing
(31:33):
this kind of work, and then you know what ends
up happening. You have a bad storm and you end
up finding that you have a leaky roof. Okay, go
down to Mexico and check out some of these these
communities construction all right, they don't meet code. Okay.
Speaker 2 (31:49):
We were just in Mexico and it is disgusting.
Speaker 1 (31:52):
It's dying.
Speaker 2 (31:54):
I mean, it was so bad. Parts of it were
we were in Cabo and we went into the city
and it was discussing they're dying.
Speaker 1 (32:01):
They're dying out there. There's no money in there. But
on top of that, what the point I'm trying to
get at is they don't have the same values that
we do. And that is I guess fine, but we
don't want to import those values into this country. And
there's people like these, this Rufer Association and these Rufer
(32:22):
companies that are the ones that are stopping a lot
of this deportation and enforcement of the law from happening
because they are on the right, lobbying the federal government
and lobbying the Trump administration. I mean, they had Charlie
Kirk at the at their conference for a reason. Okay,
they're basically they know he has the ear of the president,
(32:46):
or he did at that time. I'm got to tell you,
watching this video was it reminded me what a loss
it is to have lost this man. And he's ill replaced,
he was irreplaceable, and we're feeling the repercussions. We're going
to get into this Candice Owens and Andrew Wilson debate
(33:06):
over in part two. Join us over there right now.
Speaker 2 (33:09):
We'll see you over there.
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