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July 15, 2026 40 mins

In this episode of The Rogue Recap, I take a hard look at the news stories and political moments that I believe are shaping the country in dangerous ways. I start with my frustration over Supreme Court justices like Amy Coney Barrett, Elena Kagan, and others, focusing on what I see as failures of courage, judgment, and accountability.

From there, I dig into what I view as the wider pattern behind figures like Bill Gates, Mitch McConnell, and Chris Van Hollen, connecting those stories to larger concerns about power, corruption, and public trust.

I also cover a tense exchange about transgender issues in higher education, a controversial sentencing in California, and the Fort Worth police department’s response to protected speech at a public event.

Throughout the episode, I keep coming back to the same theme: I believe too many institutions are failing ordinary Americans.

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Welcome to the Rogue Recap.

Speaker 2 (00:03):
Hot takes, cold facts, and zero respect for the official narrative.

Speaker 3 (00:08):
Sit back, roll your eyes, and let's recap rogue style.

Speaker 2 (00:13):
Hello everybody, and welcome to the Rogue Recap. I am
Linda McLauchlin. It is Wednesday, July fifteenth, and yes, the
world is still a hot mess and getting hotter and
messier every single day. And I don't think that's just
because it is one hundred degrees in the middle of July.
But all kidding aside, we're going to hit a few
things today, some of which you're hearing about, a lot

(00:34):
of which you're not, Hence the name of the show
and why we're going rogue here. I want to just
lead with my complete and utter disdain for Supreme Court
Justice Amy Cony Barrett as well as Elena Kagan. I
didn't like Elena Kagan already. I was conflicted over ACB.
I am no longer conflicted anymore. I know now that

(00:54):
she is a turncoat, lying sack of shit who does
not have the fortitude or the moral compass to be
a Supreme Court justice. And I have no doubt that
President Trump is completely and utterly disgusted and disappointed with
his choice of ACB. So this week she went before

(01:16):
Congress to ask for more federal funding and a bigger
budget for security because she feels that since she made
her ruling on the Dobs case that people have come
after her and they've threatened her, and she was advised
to wear a bulletproof vest and so on and so forth. Amy,

(01:37):
I have news for you. You just voted on birthright citizenship.
You just voted to allow illgal aliens to come into
the United States give birth to their babies on American soil.
We also call this having anchor babies because it literally
anchors them to the United States, where they now begin
collecting and reaping their rewards of being an American citizen

(02:00):
in the hopes that one day they'll give back to
this great country. Unfortunately, these people do not keep their
children here. They take them back to their countries a
lot of times in China, a communist dictatorship, where they
learn to hate America for the next eighteen years, then
come back, attend university and begin their socialist communist dictatorship life.

(02:20):
So thanks a lot, Amy, Just so you know that
ruling and that disgusting interpretation of the fourteenth Amendment, which
was originally put in place to protect people that were
freed from slavery and to give them a quality, is
now being completely and utterly misaligned to help people that
want nothing to do with freedom, that want nothing to

(02:43):
do with keeping our nation the way that it has
grown into these days was having so many freedoms. Now
you want to take that away from kids like mine
who cannot and will not ever get congressional budgets to
protect them from the very people that you have now
allowed to come into our country. Maybe when you took
the role of Supreme Court justice, it should have occurred

(03:05):
to you that sometimes people were going to be unhappy
with your rulings and as a result, do crazy and
outlandish things. Because when you are in public office, you
are unfortunately at the hands of the public, and because
we have so many disgusting judges, which we're going to
talk about some of that today as well throughout so

(03:25):
many of our circuit courts, both on local and federal levels,
that are not having people pay for the crimes that
they commit, that are not holding people accountable, that now
they're roaming the streets and everyone is in more danger
but you see people like you, people like Elena Kagan,
people like Justice Sodo Mayor and Kitanji cannot get their

(03:46):
heads out of their ass. You know, you're bringing down
the average for the rest of us women. I'm telling
you right now, I am so disgusted with you. You
say that you are a Christian woman, You say that
you are here to do the moral and right thing.
You are not here to do the moral and right thing.
You are here to do the Amy thing. What makes

(04:07):
Amy's life easier? Oh, was it a difficult conversation for
you to have with your twelve year old son why
you had to wear a bulletproof vest or you were
getting swatted at your house? Do you know how many
of us are swatted every single day? Again, things that
you could help to correct from the Supreme Court bench,
things that you could help discuss, papers that you could

(04:29):
potentially write about these, you know, judges that have weaponized
the bench and now are creating and it's literally it
should be a new class when when kids go and
they study law, it should be lawfare because the lawfare
that occurs on a daily basis, where judges who are

(04:49):
appointed not because they're qualified, but because they either fit
a quota, they've got some DEI higher background, they had
somebody who was a friend that was already there in
that a court. Who the hell knows. But they are
making rules and they are punishing people for things that
are far less severe than people who are actually out

(05:10):
there committing crimes, committing murders, committing assault, committing rape, committing burglaries,
and they walk free. How many more people do we
have to see walk free and worry about being in
our communities? And yet you want more security, you don't
have enough security. It's absurd. This is part of the job.

(05:31):
You want to work in public service. You want to
make decisions that affect the public. Expect some of the
public not to like you. Sorry, not sorry. And if
you are making decisions because you are afraid, that's an
even bigger problem for the American people because now we
know that you are not making a decision that is
based in fact, law, I don't know, common sense, none

(05:55):
of that is happening. Now you are ruling with the
left because you do not want the ire of the left.
While I'll tell you what the problem with feeding the
beast is that the beast is never satiated. The beast
never walks away. The beast gets hungrier and hungrier and
wants more and more. And you, of all people, should
understand that, right because you have a law degree. You

(06:18):
understand what criminality is, or at least you should. But
I guess you were absent that day. I don't know.
I'm going to leave that right there. I think most
of America would agree with me that you cannot rule,
and you cannot dictate, and you cannot make sound and
decisive judgment if you are afraid of what the other

(06:38):
side is going to say. The one thing that fear
does is it frightens us, obviously, but it freezes us.
It disables us from doing what we need to do.
Those that do the right thing and the fear of
adversity are the bravest people. You are not one of
those people. You need to go. I think you need

(07:00):
to resign. I think Kagan needs to resign. I think
Soda Mayor needs to resign. But you know who am
I let's talk about another scumbag, Bill Gates. So Bill
Gates is a horrible human being. Anybody who has done
any sort of research into Bill Gates knows that he
made trips to Epstein Island. He says that you know

(07:20):
he didn't do anything when he was there. Okay, then
we know that he has given vaccines all over the world.
But it's interesting, once those vaccines are given, we never
hear from the people who took those vaccines. Suddenly they're
not giving interviews, they're not available for comment, they're not
having anything to say. I wonder why that is. Why

(07:41):
is it that when you give out a bunch of
free vaccines to babies in India, we don't hear about
it after the fact. I have a few ideas, but
we'll leave this here for right now. I want to
talk about something that I have audio of. So the
tape I'm about to play is from Newsmax and Rob
Finnerty had this doctor on. He's terrific. He does a

(08:02):
ton of great information on alternative methods to treat many
common diseases and plagues and illnesses. And he is not
beholden to the pharmaceutical companies, so he has things that
actually work, don't cost a million dollars and help you.
So this particular oh, his name is Nicholas Holscher. By
the way, he's great. So Bill Gates back in twenty ten,

(08:25):
gave a TED talk, And for those of you who
don't know, it's this Ted Talks or those think tanks
where they go up and people from all walks of
life who have reached some sort of status are able
to give these, you know, hour to two hour long
talks about how they got where they are and what
their thesis is on a variety of topics. Okay, So
Bill Gates states in this TED talk from twenty ten

(08:49):
that he wants to reduce the population by fifteen percent
using ding ding ding you guessed it, vaccines. So the
plan that he talked about in twenty ten and was
actually initiated in twenty twenty one with mRNA injections. Guess
how much money Bill Gates spent on the mRNA vaccines

(09:13):
that he pushed all during COVID how much of his
own money? One hundred million dollars. So he now spends
over one hundred million dollars telling the world that his
vaccines are safe and that he's invested his own money
in it because he wants to be a philanthropist and
he believes in saving people. Bullshit, bullshit, bullshit, right, Because

(09:34):
we all know that the return on that investment of
one hundred million was in the upwards of the billions
of dollars, and he was banking. He was banking on
people believing him and then people dying. So not only
was he winning because he was making all of this money,
but he was winning because his desire to reduce the

(09:55):
population was now coming to fruition. And let me just
remind me you that birth rates right now have collapsed
to all time lows. And part of this is because
of the fact that we have so many people that
are giving these babies these vaccines and then the babies

(10:15):
are dying two in three days, two and three days later.
I mean, there is story after story after story of
these babies dying, and then people will say, oh, my gosh,
well that's a conspiracy theory. Okay, Well, if there's a
conspiracy theory that involves the death of infants, don't we
want to know more. Don't we want to know why
I'm having such a hard time kind of just in

(10:39):
the last I would say five to ten years, with
the overall complacency of the American people towards the death
of our elderly and our infants, and quite frankly, even
the treatment of animals. You know, there are elements of society,
There are elements of this life where you are able

(11:00):
to help and lend a hand and protect those who
cannot protect themselves, which would be the elderly, infants, the disabled,
and animals. Why are we the cruelest of cruel Why
do we want to have nine month full term abortions.
Why do we want to put healthcare workers and home

(11:21):
aids into these facilities where we're dealing with elderly people,
some of whom can't walk and can't defend themselves. They've
got these cameras inside of these assisted living homes, and
these elderly people are getting the ever loving shit kicked
out of them by these disgusting quote unquote home health aids.
Who is giving out these certificates and licenses? How is

(11:42):
that a thing? And then you see the torture of
the animals. My God, I truly believe that there is
a real and present spiritual warfare currently happening on Earth,
no question about it. It's not just in the United States,
It's all over the world. And if you are not tight,

(12:03):
I'm telling you right now, if you are not tight,
and you are not right with our Lord and Savior.
You better get there, You better find Jesus, you better
get it in your heart. However it is that you
need to do that so that you can fight back
against the evil that is present in our everyday lives.
And if you think I'm wrong, just open your eyeballs
and look around. Stop staring at your iPhone for a

(12:24):
whole five minutes, and just look at the way that
people treat one another, and you will start to see, hmm,
that feels really wrong. When you see mobs of teenagers
taking over cities, running through the streets causing mayhem, when
you see tortured animals, when you see skid row where
they're testing out their fetanyl and their heroine on the

(12:47):
dogs because they want to see if they go into
cardiac arrest and they'll kill them. I mean, what we
are seeing every day is so beyond the pale. We
have elected representatives mourning the loss of a legal alien,
but then saying they don't want to hear or waste
their time on the children of American citizens whose lives
have been taken by those very sam ilegal aliens. It

(13:09):
is so bad and so rampant, and unless we begin
to acknowledge it, and the silent majority starts to get
very unsilent. We're not going to see an end to this,
So full circle back to Bill Gates Numero uno for today.
Take a listen to this. This is Bill Gates in
twenty ten.

Speaker 3 (13:30):
Nick, I want to play. This is Bill Gates, who's
been very open by the way he was pushing the
COVID vaccines on us. You and I have spent months
talking about the mRNA spike protein in these covid vaccines
that is hurting people, killing people, injuring people on a daily, weekly,
monthly basis. Bill Gates has been very open about population control,
his words, not mine.

Speaker 4 (13:50):
Now, the world today has six point eight billion people.
That's headed up to about nine billion. Now, if we
do a really great job on new vaccines, healthcare, reproductive
health services, we could lower that by perhaps ten or
fifteen percent.

Speaker 3 (14:05):
Ten or fifteen percent, by the way, would be more
than a billion people.

Speaker 5 (14:08):
Nick, Yeah, very concerning that. Out of Bill Gates's mouth
in twenty ten we heard he literally seeks to reduce
the human population by ten to fifteen percent. That is
a depopulation effort, and those efforts may very well be
underway with the COVID nineteen m RNA injections. Birth rates
have now collapsed to an all time low since twenty

(14:30):
twenty one.

Speaker 2 (14:32):
So we have two people citing evidence talking about this
horrible series of events that have occurred. And the impetus
for bringing this back up again was the loan star
tics because we started seeing these loan star ticks that
were all over these these farms and farmers all over

(14:53):
are saying, you know, what are we doing with you know,
the these ticks on our property. We have noise idea
where they came from. We have no idea how they
got here. We've never seen them before. They don't look
like any other tick that's ever been on the property.
And now, if that gets into the cows and infects them,
it's not giving them lime disease, it's giving them a

(15:16):
strain of proteins that when those cows are used for
meat production in the United States and a human being
consumes that meat, they develop an allergy to that meat,
which makes them unable to consume meat products any more. Now,
as of right now, no one has a cure for this.

(15:37):
They're looking for different cures. Some people think they may
have some things that could ease some of the effects.
But right now there's no cure. And guess what else
Bill Gates is involved in. Oh, yes, that's right, lab
grown meat, meat that does not come from cows. How
freaking insane is this stuff? This guy is like the

(15:58):
Voldemort of life. I mean, honestly, he is evil. He
is a terrible person. He lives in his big castle.
He is untouchable because he's a gagillionaire, and now he's
on this war path against the average American, against the
average citizen of the world. This guy wants one thing.
He wants global dominance. He wants to be the kingmaker.

(16:21):
And quite frankly, people like him, people like Sorows, people
like Singham, they all have one thing in mind. How
can they get more control, get more money, and have
more dominance because that's all they care about. It's very scary.
I'm just telling you about this. Please pay attention because
this is not something to be taken lightly. Okay, next
thing we're going to talk about today is Mitch McConnell. Now,

(16:43):
Mitch McConnell has been a lying scumbag rhino for decades. Okay,
he's married to Eleene Chow, who is the daughter of
Beijing billionaires. They own many many businesses in China, and
she was recently in Beijing with her buddies while McConnell
has had this massive fall and supposedly, well, the story's

(17:04):
changed a few times, right, First he had pneumonia, Then
he fell down because he had polio as a kid
and he's having some effects from that. Then you know,
maybe he tripped on the floor. We've got a lane
over in China. While her husband's in the hospital. Nobody
has seen or heard from Mitch. The only people that
are talking about it are not able to produce any
proof of life other than this stupid picture that they

(17:26):
posted the other day, which as soon as they posted
it on the website, everybody started running it through AI
generators and saying, is this AI, because that's what we
do and guess what it was AI. And they also
noticed that the picture was being reused and recirculated from
a twenty twenty three post where Mitch was in some
sort of rehab facility, so they reused that, but then

(17:49):
they added different things to it. But then when they
looked at it, like, for example, there was a newspaper
in the picture, they saw that everything on the newspaper
was like gibberish, which is what happens when you use AI,
or like the finger were in a weird position, so
on and so forth. So they know that the pictures bullshit,
and nobody's giving a statement like, if you know, Mitch
McConnell is so healthy that he does not need to

(18:09):
be hooked up to IVS, If Mitch McConnell is doing
so well that he doesn't have to have any sort
of anything on him. In this picture he looks like
he's just sitting in a chair in a hospital room,
Then why aren't we able to go in with an
iPhone and have him doing a message to his constituents
and the rest of the body of the Senate. Hey, guys,
I'm voting by proxy for my hospital bed because I'm

(18:29):
not allowed to leave. But I'm on it and I'm
paying attention. I mean, you look at these posts from
people like Scott Jennings, and I know Scott's from Kentucky,
and I guess he's a good old boy, but I mean,
what a load of shit he's like. Yeah, I talked
to him for twenty minutes today and he said, bah
blah blah, blah bah, No, he didn't. He didn't say anything,
and nobody's seen him and nobody's talked to him. Oh
and by the way, while he's in the hospital, they're

(18:51):
having the rugs replaced in his house or having the
floors redone in his house. Elaine, I guess, is very busy.
Maybe he tripped on the rug Maybe that is why
he's in the hospital. But there is this reporter, her
name is Desiree Townsend, and she has been reporting every
single day about Mitch McConnell in his fault. So she writes,
it is day thirty two of the medical mystery that

(19:11):
is Mitch McConnell. His hospitalization is now closing in on
five weeks. But for what officially was described as a
mild case of pneumonia and a fall without a concussion
or broken bones. Why is this continued hospitalization necessary? Little unusual?
I'll let you hear her do some of this reporting.
She's spot on. God bless her, She's the only one

(19:31):
doing it.

Speaker 6 (19:33):
Desiree Townsend here again outside of George Washington University in Washington,
d C. For the medical mystery that is Mitch McConnell.
Today marks day thirty two of Senator McConnell's hospitalization for
what his office officially described as a fall in a
mild pneumonia, making his nearly five week hospital say increasingly unusual. So,
according to a sament issued by his office, McConnell is

(19:54):
currently in rehabilitation, likely in the hospital's a Cute Rehabilitation Unit,
a sixteen bed facility on the fourth floor here. According
to George Washington University Hospital, it provides twenty four hour
rehabilitative nursing care for patients to require at least two
types of therapy following conditions such as a brain injury,
multiple trauma, stroke, or neurological disorders. Based on the official

(20:18):
description of his condition, a fall with no reported broken bones, fractures,
or concussion followed by mild pneumonia, a hospitalization approaching five weeks,
along with an extended stay in the acute rehabilitation unit
does not align with his publicly stated current condition. So
what is going on here? Perhaps Mitch McConnell does not
want to return home to his DC home until his wife,

(20:40):
Elane Child finishes installing the new floors, or possibly could
it be gw is overbilling Medicare, Or maybe just maybe
someone is actually lying about what happened to Senator McConnell.

Speaker 2 (20:54):
Yeah, I think she's spot on. I think somebody is
lying about what happened to Senator McConnell. And I think
that the reason that they're lying about that is for
a few things. Number One, they know that if they
get somebody in that seat who is a Republican who
actually is awake and alive, we actually might start to
get something done in the Senate. So we lost Senator

(21:15):
Lindsey Graham. Now his sister is taking over. We're trying
to get the Save Act to happen in the next
two weeks because that has to happen before August third
to fulfill the ninety day Obligatory Rules commitment for having
any voter rules adjustment prior to a general election. Okay,
so we've got two weeks, guys, that's a real thing.

(21:36):
I talked about that last night. Or we also have
all the pro forma voting that's going on. So the
President has a bunch of people that he's trying to
get into their appointed seats, and they have to go
through these nomination hearings and these interviews and such. With
all these senators. But because they just keep gabbling in
and out and doing these pro forma sessions, we can

(21:58):
never actually get them into the administon of positions that
they're supposed to be in. Because John Thune and McConnell
and Cornyn and Tillis and Murkowski and all the other
Rhinos hate Donald Trump more than they love America. Every day,
all day. They are the Palestine to our Israel. They
hate us more than they love their own. So just

(22:19):
remember that, every day, all day. We'll keep you up
on McConnell. I personally think he's probably on life support
and they just don't want to report it, which is
you know, he's not up for reelection. Obviously, he's already
said that he's not running for reelection. So I don't
know why any other reason we wouldn't allow somebody to
come in and actually do the job and represent the
American people. But so on and so forth. Here we are.

(22:42):
So let's talk about another really fun thing. This clip
that I'm about to play is from May. Actually I
completely missed it, but I absolutely hate Chris van Holland.
He's a Senator from Maryland. You probably remember him because
he went to visit Kilmar Abrago Garcia, who is the
MS thirteen gang banger who was in charge of human trafficking,

(23:05):
sex trafficking, assault, beating up his wife, you know, you
name it. He was guilty of it, and he was
being deported. Chris Van Holland decided that he was more
important to go visit than any of the people that
had died at the hands of illegal aliens in his
state of Maryland, which there are plenty, and he flew

(23:25):
to Venezuela to go see Kilmar Abrego Garcia. So don't
forget that this is who we're talking about. So he
was in the Senate hearing, and Cash Betel, the FBI director,
was in the hot seat that day and facing questioning,
and Chris van Holland starts to question Patel in a
very disgusting way, and Cash Patel lays the ultimate smack down,

(23:51):
and you know what, it's so great, and I hate
Chris Van Holland so much, so I just had to
play this and include it in today's show.

Speaker 3 (23:58):
Not lied to Congress.

Speaker 7 (23:59):
I didn't ask, And to Congress, is you do you
I'm not testifying here, sir, and I don't lie.

Speaker 3 (24:04):
Maybe the next time you run up a seven thousand
dollars bar tab.

Speaker 2 (24:07):
We can talk about it.

Speaker 7 (24:07):
Well, see there you go line again. Do you suggest
the report? I'll post it right now. You suggested it
was public. It wasn't public money, as you know. That
was for a fifty members laff part.

Speaker 2 (24:17):
So it was a seven thousand dollars bar tab.

Speaker 7 (24:19):
Mister, I'm glad. Let me just say and closing, mister chairman.
Two things.

Speaker 2 (24:25):
So he runs up this seven thousand dollars bar tab,
he tries to lie about it. He tries to say
it's for X, Y and Z. They're using you know,
various moneies that they shouldn't be using, misappropriation. It goes
before the FEC, who gets to obviously, you know, look
through it and see how you know people are spending
the American people's money, and Chris van Holland is obviously

(24:46):
using it to go see members of MS thirteen and
rack up seven thousand dollars bar tub. So I don't
care if it was for a fifty person party or
just him and a bunch of illegal aliens that he
went to see in Venezuela. It's our tax dollars and
he's using them to get wasted. So he's a scumbag.
So there's that. That's always fun. Okay, I have to
play Mary Miller, a congresswoman from the Great state of Illinois.

(25:10):
She's fantastic and she she was questioning someone the other
day who I'm pulling up. I want to pull up
exactly who he is here. But this audio is so
crazy that when I saw it, I actually thought that
this was I thought this was a Babylon be story.
I thought it was fake. So I was talking to

(25:33):
her chief of staff the other day and I was like,
I wow, no words. So Mary Miller is speaking to
the chancellor of the University of California, San Francisco, and
he believes that men can get pregnant, So just hear
me out. She says, has a non biological woman ever

(25:53):
had a baby and his name is Hagwood? And he says, well,
a transgender person can. Miller explains, but that's not a
biological woman. Like, I don't understand what you're talking about.
So you have to hear this exchange. This is a
person who runs, okay, a university, and not just any university,

(26:14):
the University of California, San Francisco. This person thinks that
men can get pregnant just tag alism.

Speaker 1 (26:27):
Doctor Haygood. You see SF's classroom guide titled Framework for
Gender and Sex Concepts in Teaching advises against using the
term pregnant women. Instead, it says to use pregnant people,
who are pregnant people compared to pregnant women just curious.

Speaker 8 (26:48):
So that is part of a curriculum to help our
students who are facing a wide diversity of patients. Of course,
the vast majority of pregnancies are in women, and I
have absolutely no problem with using the word pregnant women.
I use it.

Speaker 1 (27:04):
Myself as a non biological woman ever had a baby?

Speaker 8 (27:09):
A transgender person can?

Speaker 1 (27:11):
That's not a biological woman. Has a non biological woman
ever had a baby?

Speaker 8 (27:16):
I would us we take care of transgender doctor.

Speaker 2 (27:22):
So think about that for a minute. She's asking him
a scientific question, not an ideological question, not a personal
opinion question, a scientific question. Can a non biological woman
have a baby? The answer to that is no. You
need a uterus, You need to be able to menstrate monthly,

(27:45):
you need to be able to have a place in
your body where a baby goes. So while all of
these lunatics out there that are subscribing themselves to this
transgender lifestyle and putting themselves on hormones and drugs for
the rest of their lives because they have fallen prey
to the syop, which is just a medical monetary grap

(28:05):
because once you become part of the transgender cult, they
run your brain ragget with all sorts of drugs. You're
completely doped up all the time. You're on SSRIs and
all other kinds of shit. And the problem here is,
and it's a simple one, is that unless and until
we stop giving these people one iota of our time,

(28:28):
we're going to continue to have people in positions of
authority feel like, very similar to Amy Cony Barrett actually
that they have to give them audience, they have to
let them be heard, otherwise they feel the wrath of
the lunatics. I mean, this is just one of those things.
It's absolute bullshit. So we'll leave that there for now.

(28:50):
These are more crazy universities reason, you know, nine hundred
and thirty seven not to send your kids to college, right,
especially in California. Judge Katrina West, I'm sure you haven't
heard about this, and I don't know that we will,
So Judge Katrina West Democrat. I'm sure you're stunned. Is
the woman who just sentenced the illegal alien who was

(29:14):
driving his truck in California. He had an illegal CDL,
couldn't speak, couldn't do anything with you reading the signs
in English, absolutely nothing, and didn't know how to drive
the truck properly, and killed three people, three people with
his truck. This woman sentenced him to under five years.

(29:38):
So you're here illegally, you have an illegal CDL, you
can't speak or read English, so which means you can't
read the signs on the highways, and you took the
lives of not one, not two, but three people. And
Judge Katrina West thinks those three lives are only worthy
of five years or less. Think about that for a minute,

(30:00):
how sick that is. And then you wonder why people
are repeat offenders. Why wouldn't they be It's so easy
to be a criminal. So this is the type of
stuff that I'm talking about with the acbs of the world,
where they have power, they have some things they can do,
but they don't do it. And so now we all
pay the price of having these psychos in our society. Okay,

(30:23):
last thing we're going to do today. Have you guys
heard about the forth Worth, Texas cops. If you haven't,
get ready to lose your mind, because it's really going
to piss you off. So last week there were three
different encounters with three different police officers of the Fort Worth,
Texas Police Department. I don't know what's going on in Texas.

(30:45):
I really don't. I don't know if they're syh opping people.
I don't know if they're putting chemicals in the water.
I really don't know, and I mean that sincerely. But
these are police officers who are going up to Christian
street preachers, okay, who are at events for Pride events
in Texas, and they are being told that their speech

(31:09):
where they are talking about the Bible, and they are
talking about how they do not support the LGBTQ community
and they feel like it's a sin because they're devout
Christian preachers. So they're there and they're talking about all
these things, and these police officers come up, three different
police officers, not one, okay, and tell them that they

(31:31):
will be given a summons, potentially arrested and cited for
their offensive speech. So, for those of you who are
not clear, we have something in the United States called
the First Amendment, which gives us the right to say
what we please. If you are behaving in a disorderly manner,
if your conduct is such where you are prohibiting another

(31:54):
person's free will of free speech, if you are causing
bodily harm, sure all of that would not be protected
under the First Amendment. But if you are standing somewhere
and you are just speaking, you cannot be arrested for
what you are saying, whether it offends you or not.
If that was the case, then everybody in New York
would be arrested today because when you walk down to
New York City Street, I guarantee you you're going to

(32:14):
be offended. You ride the subway, you're going to be offended.
But in everyday life, someone is going to offend you.
And the fact that you are offended is not the
person who offended you's fault. You are in control of
how you react to something. In fact, that's really the
only thing you control, because you can't control anybody else.
But so these police officers, these street preachers are out there,

(32:35):
and these cops come up and they threaten this preacher.
Here's the funny part. The one guy is a twenty
six year veteran. He's a federal law enforcement officer. Take
a listen to this. It seems like music, not talking.
If someone is offended by your talking, then we are

(32:59):
the fun.

Speaker 7 (33:00):
The violation of your life.

Speaker 2 (33:02):
If you shut us down the speech, okay, then am
I going to them? We'll go over there.

Speaker 3 (33:09):
Wait, you're gonna take us for offensive speech?

Speaker 5 (33:11):
Yes?

Speaker 7 (33:11):
Absolutely?

Speaker 5 (33:12):
Are you serious speech? You're gonna sign us for again?

Speaker 1 (33:15):
Conduct? Oh no, no, no.

Speaker 3 (33:17):
No disorder.

Speaker 2 (33:18):
The conduct has to be accompanied by conduct.

Speaker 1 (33:22):
This is the conduct I retired.

Speaker 2 (33:23):
Police officers for who twenty six years?

Speaker 8 (33:27):
Federal law enforcement?

Speaker 4 (33:28):
Federal So this has nothing to do with local.

Speaker 3 (33:31):
Wow, do with local?

Speaker 2 (33:33):
Look what everyone need that you can do?

Speaker 3 (33:36):
Says whatever it says?

Speaker 5 (33:38):
Eighty y'all know the laws for will I'm not gonna
left up.

Speaker 8 (33:42):
So I just want to clarify.

Speaker 3 (33:44):
If anything is said that's offensive, You're gonna write a ticket.

Speaker 1 (33:47):
My complaints that your language or what you're saying is offensive.

Speaker 2 (33:52):
So how crazy is that? If someone complains that your
language is offensive, then I'm going to write you a ticket. Well,
who gets to determine what's offensive? That is the most
subjective thing in the world. There are so many things
that I find offensive and other people would call it poetry,
art music. I think it's disgusting, but somebody else is

(34:14):
going to love it, buy it, play it all the time,
listen to it all the time. You know. I look
at people who watch, you know, these crazy shows on HBO.
I find them incredibly like repulsive, vulgar, crass. But somebody
else is going to listen to it. This podcast, the
things I'm saying right now are going to offend it.
They're going to offend fifty percent of the United States

(34:35):
of America because I lean to the right. Okay, fine,
I think I'm rooted in common sense. Somebody else else
is going to think I'm a lunatic for what I believe.
And this woman is saying, if somebody is offended by
what you're saying, I get to write you a ticket. Now,
mind you, he is a Christian preacher at an LGBTQ
event in a public park that is open to the public.

(34:58):
It doesn't say open to people who's support us. It
doesn't say nobody's allowed. And it's in a public park,
so even though you may have a permit to be
in some part of the park, it doesn't mean that
you are allowed to take over the park, and it
doesn't mean that other people aren't allowed in there as well.
Here's the second Fort Worth, Texas police officer ought to.

Speaker 4 (35:18):
Be where you want to be. What can you tell
her too that she can't cite us? First feet speech
is offensive because she threatened to cite us.

Speaker 8 (35:24):
If we have offensive.

Speaker 4 (35:25):
Speech depends what you're saying. Who's offended.

Speaker 3 (35:27):
So if I say it homosexuality, it does so free
speech is not included.

Speaker 2 (35:31):
No threats, no threats, no threats, no humor.

Speaker 5 (35:34):
They find out somebody who calm certain words and they
feel offended by that. Unfortunately, that is the part of
the So if.

Speaker 3 (35:39):
I call somebody and I'm just saying this for publication,
if I say you're a fagot and they get offended,
you're gonna sighten me.

Speaker 4 (35:44):
That is a classy ticket a portion.

Speaker 5 (35:46):
I'm the one who makes the rules.

Speaker 4 (35:47):
But that's why they tell you.

Speaker 3 (35:48):
I just wanted to get down video from my man.

Speaker 4 (35:51):
It's very vague and what it is. I can't do
much better other than my job, right and we understand that.

Speaker 3 (35:57):
We know you got you got this.

Speaker 1 (35:58):
You got to deal with your.

Speaker 5 (36:02):
It can be where you need to be, and that's
what the courts are for.

Speaker 2 (36:08):
Your fault. This police officer, this police officer is now
supporting the other police officer, the lunatic woman, and he
is saying that it's a classy felony if you say
a word that is considered a slur against another person,
and you can get a citation for saying that. That's insane.

(36:32):
Protected speech is protected speech. That's the first Amendment. So
this goes on, this becomes you know, this story has
been going everywhere. Libs of TikTok God Bless him were
the first ones to cover it and they put it
out there, and then the Fort Worth Police Department actually
blocked libs of TikTok on social media, which here's what's funny.

(36:55):
That's actually any legal offense. So you're not like to
do that as a public service, you know, being a
law enforcement you are not allowed to block a member
of the public who is covering a story because you
don't like what they're saying about you. You're not a
private person, you're not a celebrity, you're not you are
literally serving the public, So you can't block somebody because

(37:18):
you don't like what they're saying. There's a whole bunch
of laws that support that. So then Fort Worth, I
guess it was today. Looks like it came out today.
This is the police chief of Fort Worth, Texas. His
name is Eddie Garcia, and he admits that his officers
were wrong. Oh how interesting, But listen to this bullshit mayical,

(37:43):
but you got to hear it.

Speaker 9 (37:45):
The biggest issue I think that I have is just
the conversations in the way that we were describing what.

Speaker 2 (37:51):
Is lawful what isn't lawful.

Speaker 9 (37:52):
When we're right, we're right, and we're wrong, we're wrong,
and there certainly was a better way to have that communication,
and we were wrong in the in the manner in
which we communicated that. Certainly we're going to take accountability
for it.

Speaker 2 (38:04):
Take accountability for it. The only thing that you can
do is to fire the police officers. In fact, he
should probably resign because if those police officers are unclear
about the law and they feel like they are getting
that information and those rules from you, and that is
where they understand the law from, then I would say

(38:25):
that that rests with you. You are the problem. I
don't know that he's going to do that because I
have no idea who this person is or what his
beliefs are, if he's an honest person, a trustworthy person,
an honorable person who knows. But from the likes and
the looks of what we've seen and heard here from
these two Fort Worth police officers, and there was a
third one brought in. There was a supervisor brought in

(38:46):
as well. And even the fact that she said, oh,
so that's federal law enforcement, that's got nothing to do
with local I'm like, uh, ma'am, I'm pretty sure that
what he's talking about is the First Amendment and it
kind of applies in all areas of law. I mean,
you know, just stay asking for a friend. But these
are the things that we're dealing with all the time.
They're very serious, they're very impactful, and they are hurt

(39:11):
everyday American citizens that are expressing what they are doing
and how they are doing it, and they are allowed
to do it that way they are. So we're going
to be following this. We're going to be taking a
deep dive later tomorrow and the next day into all
of the hearings that we've had this week as well.
We had Todd blanche in front of the Senate Committee
today and the house. We've got worsh and we still

(39:33):
have more to go over from Kagan and Barrett. I
have no doubt we're going to get to all of it.
We want to thank you for listening. This is the
Rogue Recap. I am Linda mclachlain. Please follow me at
Roague Recap at lindamik Rogue recap dot com. We appreciate
it so much and we'll see you tomorrow. Goodnight,

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