July 7, 2026 • 45 mins
Episode 11 of SoundBytes focuses on the Supreme Court, immigration, child trafficking, COVID-era censorship, pharmaceutical influence, and tensions around Islam and foreign policy. Eric and Lynda argue that Washington is disconnected from everyday people and that too many institutions are putting politics, media narratives, and power ahead of human lives. And one last thing: how do you say "adage" ????
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to the Rogue Recap. Hot takes, cold facts, and
zero respect for the official narrative. Sit back, roll your eyes,
and let's recap rogue style.
Speaker 2 (00:30):
What's up, guys. Welcome to the Rogue Recap. I am
Lenda McLaughlin here with my buddy Eric Aggers, and this
is sound bites number eleven. I actually had to ask
Eric that in a minute ago because I had us like,
you know, at twenty five. He was like, no, girl,
take it easy, just easing in here. You know, what
are you gonna do?
Speaker 3 (00:44):
Right?
Speaker 2 (00:44):
Can't keep it all straight, Eric, You know I'm doing
my best over here.
Speaker 4 (00:47):
So well, it's actually we're back to the buying air world.
It's just two ones, Linda. So no, we're okay.
Speaker 2 (00:53):
I'll tell you what. My youngest is going to be
eleven this month, and I was saying him the other day.
I was like, oh, number eleven. He's like, you're such
a doork.
Speaker 4 (00:59):
Hey. It's a palindrome world. We're all just living in it,
you know.
Speaker 2 (01:03):
Pro all right, so we've allowed to get to I
know we don't have a lot of time today, but
we're gonna run through some of these things. So for
those of you that are alive. You know that the
Supreme Court of the United States just threw the entire
nation under the bus and ran it over like five
or six times and acted like nothing happened. So what
they did was they ripped the constitution apart, told our
founding fathers to go suck it, and basically said, hey,
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did you get knocked up? Come to America and just
like cop a squat and pop a baby out and
then go back to your country. Cool. You now have
citizenship ripes for that child for the rest of its life.
So I want to give you a perfect case in point.
If you are familiar with Hassan Piker, who Eric and
I did a lot of on last week, you will
know that he was born in noo other than New Brunswick,
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New Jersey, but upon birth was taken back to Istanbul,
where he was raised until he was eighteen. Then he
came back and he was like, you know what, I
hate America? Gee, I wonder why your hate in America
is so much. It's such a mystery. So did you
know that?
Speaker 3 (02:03):
Er?
Speaker 2 (02:03):
Did you know that about? Then?
Speaker 4 (02:04):
I did know that a news a Turkish you know
national It was raised over there. You know It's been
a big week for the Supreme Court. I know that
the Barack Obama Presidential Center opened up recently, and I
didn't really have plans to go there, but I might
now go because I want to see where they plan
on holding the John Roberts exhibit. Right between their birthright
citizenship ruling and some of the other rulings that you know,
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John Roberts has kind of sided with the leftist part
of the court. For the good news is if you're
a Democrat, you no longer have to support the idea
of packing the court because they they're just fine, like
they got you.
Speaker 2 (02:37):
Oh yeah, another one. They're like, listen, you don't need
any more people here. We will screw it up all
by ourselves. We got this all right, you want to
screw it up? Where are people except for and I
want to hat tip as always Clarence Thomas and Justice Alito.
They are amazing and they are the two stalwarts of
the foundation of the nation. They just stand up every
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time they know are history and they're like, yeah, that's
not actually what the Constitution says at all. And there
was like these huge posts yesterday because you know, I
live and die by X and huge posts just circling
parts of the Constitution that directly point to this very argument.
But it seems like Amy Cony Barrett, who's a total
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term coat liberal, lying sack of you know what. And
then Kavanaugh, who I don't know if like Amy's like, listen,
all right, we're gonna make it weird in here for you.
You already know you got some drama, so you're gonna
need to go along with me on the sune, Like
is he getting strong armed by her? Like what is happening?
Speaker 4 (03:38):
I actually like what Kavanaugh said because I think he's
actually trying to provide a pathway forward. He's saying, listen,
if you you know, you can adjust this statute here
without requiring a new constitutional amendment. But we can, we
can massage this language. And this is what is work
for Congress to do. It's not work for the Court
to do, which again kind of flies in the face
of all the leftists that say that all the radical
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Supreme Court does is legislate from the not recently and
he talked to any conservatives, they say that's exactly what
they opposa done. But the point is they're ruling yesterday
on birthright citizenship and like the suite of benefits that
has now come to men mean for people all across
the world that justice. The leader noted, eight billion people
are one plane flight away from coming here and giving
birth to having the greatest citizenship privilege in the world.
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So like, that's a real thing. But thirty years ago,
the idea of that is something that even radical Democrats
would not have endorsed.
Speaker 5 (04:30):
Should you have a system where people can come to
this country, even if they're well to do, get on
medicaid and give birth to a baby and then go back.
The answer is no, And we know that medicaid laws
are being used and abused to do just this. In
the state of California, I'd like to see that stopped.
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About thirteen percent of the California prison population, costing close
to three hundred million dollars a year, are illegal aliens.
I've had judges in Los Angeles and Orange County tell
me one half of their criminal dockets.
Speaker 2 (05:05):
Are illegal aliens. Presently convicted.
Speaker 5 (05:09):
The illegal alien has the option serving their sentence in
California or being returned to their country of origin. I
think that option ought to be removed.
Speaker 2 (05:20):
I mean, that is incredible, right, I mean, you hear that,
and you have to think to yourself, I don't know
what has happened. And honestly, we're talking about before the
socialists took over, right, I would say like ten years
after that, fifteen years after that, because that was nineteen
ninety three, everybody lost their mind and suddenly, like if
you play Joe Biden or Pelosi or Schumer or Harry Reid, right,
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we have that other clip that's floating around of him
as well, akin to the same sort of feeling from
Diane Feinstein saying this is not okay. It's a burden
on the American taxpayer. It's not fair, and the only
person and that benefits is the illegal.
Speaker 4 (06:03):
And I do think you can blame the socialists. And
Peter Schwis and I were talking about this the other
day because like when socials show up in these radical progressives,
what they do is they stretch, like the boundary of
what the conversation with the ideological spectrum is so far
to the left that it moves the center with it, right,
so that like, so there's Dane Feinstein who thirty years ago,
which by the way, shout out the only people working harder,
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the only thing working harder than the socialist to make
America more left is Diane Feinstein's Hairspray nineteen eighty three effect. Bro.
I hope you guys watched that video, because that was
like Chef's kiss to I don't even know what you
call it, Bob's slash perm.
Speaker 2 (06:42):
She was nineteen eighty She wasn't nineteen eighty three.
Speaker 4 (06:45):
There not at all thousand percent. No, she has a
working girl, so uh yeah, So I would say, uh,
but they've stretched it so far to the left that
then it's like, all right, well what should what was
center now seems conservative like dying. You play that clip today,
it seems like a conservative position, But thirty years ago
was very much common sense.
Speaker 2 (07:04):
I completely agree. I have to say, when I watch
these clips, I'm like, uh, I did not know that
I could agree with a Democrat. But it's that old
a dodge, right. Are you a Reagan Democrat and a
Kennedy Republican where people were able to have these conversations
where you could sort of meet in the middle. That
doesn't work anymore. There is there is no middle in
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my opinion, at least. I don't know what your experiences are,
But when I talk to people. The second that you
say you're a conservative, you're gonna know where you stand
real quick.
Speaker 4 (07:35):
The way you pronounced a dodge makes me sound like
it makes me feel like a mouth breather, because I've
always said adage. But what I'm choosing to do is,
sometime moving forward, I'm going to find a word that
most people think it's pronounce a certain way, and I'm
going to mispronounce it with such confidence I'm gonna make
you think you're wrong. Okay, Like that's what's gonna happen,
and I'm just calling it now. We'll see, but I
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just want you to prepare for it.
Speaker 2 (07:58):
There's another word. This is a complete pivot, has nothing
to do with our show, where the origin of said
word is France, so it's homage in America, but it
is actually technically pronounced homage.
Speaker 3 (08:12):
No.
Speaker 4 (08:12):
See, that's what I've heard both ways. The one you
said earlier does not fall into that category.
Speaker 2 (08:18):
Well, I listen, sir, you are an academic. If I
am wrong, you can tell me next week and you can.
Speaker 4 (08:23):
No, No, I'm not. What I'm doing is I'm telling
you you're wrong while pretending that I'm wrong. It's actually
an incredibly high level.
Speaker 2 (08:28):
Yeah, that's the leftist. Do you want to hang out anyways?
All right, so let's talk about another scumbag. Now, this
is one of these new Democrats, Jia Paul, who I
despise Jaia Paul, I really do. She's she really is
one of those people who is constantly berating the nation.
(08:52):
And I think to myself, you are a woman who
works less than half the year, you barely show up,
and you are a sitting congress member, Like, you gotta
be kidding me. So yesterday Sheridan Gorman's mother appeared. I'm
sure you saw this testimony. It was everywhere and it
was heartbreaking. But what I loved about her mom is
she was angry. She wasn't crying, she wasn't like my daughter.
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She was like, I'm coming for you. You took my daughter.
It went the other way, which while I respect the tears,
I respect even more the revenge. This was a beautiful
young girl who her only crime was being alive and
being at school and walking around with her friends, shot
by twenty five year old Jose Medina, who literally went
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free for another three to five days before they caught him.
Oh and guess what he had a record. Oh and
guess what he was an illegal? Oh and guess what
the Biden administrative let him in. It's like this litany
of things, but Jia Paul has the audacity to be
exasperated by her pain. You have anything to add before
I play this clip?
Speaker 4 (09:55):
No, I do think you know, it's funny because the
conversation has moved more. I to think since what happened
with like the ice raids and the shooting in Minneapolis
and everything there, but I think this there was a
time like just because those things happened, they sort of
shifted the conversation doesn't mean stories like this aren't the
reason I think, in many ways why Donald Trump was elected. Right,
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because the Biden border was wide open, it was vulnerable,
as exploited, and there are very real human costs as
a result of that. And Mark Halprin right, the note
reporter says, Look, journalists should be telling the story of
the victims of crimes, the people that the Biden administration
let in. So while the journalists may not be telling
those stories, at least they're doing so members of Congress.
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But like, and that's a great I think context for
the clip. We're about to hear.
Speaker 2 (10:41):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (10:43):
Unfortunately, this hearing is it's the fourth time in this
committee that we've had a hearing un sanctuary cities, the
fourth time, and there's many other things that we could
be doing other than this.
Speaker 2 (10:59):
I have to tell you when I saw that clip yesterday,
we saw it last night and I thought we're recording
this on Wednesday for those of you. So it was Tuesday,
June thirtieth that Sheridan Gorman's mom testified. And when I
saw that clip last night, I was around like five thirty.
I thought, Oh my god, this can't be real. No
one would say this. The ink isn't even dry. This
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woman just poured her heart out and said, I would
welcome any of you here today to come and sit
on a bench with me. I'm going to buy a bench,
I'm going to put it here on Capitolhill, and I'm
going to sit there in honor of my daughter, and
I'm going to ask you to come and sit with
me and tell me why my daughter had to die
because of your policies. And it's disgusting. And the same
thing happened to Joe Abram with Katie Abram, his daughter
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who was murdered by an illegal. It's and also in
Illinois under Pritzker, no less, and the same thing. Dick
Durbin never called, never said a word, and he called
Dick Durbin out in the hearing. He's like, I've never
heard from you. My daughter's only crime was being in
a car. She wasn't drinking, She wasn't she was even
she was a passenger, welln't drive, just sitting there murdered.
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He will never get her back. And they don't seem
to care. The only time they care about illegal immigration
is when it is the illegal immigrant and they can
go visit I don't know an MS thirteen gang member,
you know, in their country of origin. Why not?
Speaker 4 (12:17):
And it's like, what else does she have to do.
She's gonna go get a different committee hearing to like
do what I mean? That's that's the point. It just
shows you how kind of disconnected these people can be,
like to get to Washington, d c. I frankly was
shocked that a member of Congress could be so incense
TV in that instance, and.
Speaker 2 (12:33):
Very callous, a very very callous. So staying on this
topic for a moment, there was another hearing, I think
it was this morning actually, and Eli Crane, who is
a stalwart, you know, strong, strong conservative in our house.
And they're doing this hearing on trafficking and talking about
the incredible amount of children that have gone missing and
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how many of them are still missing and what we
can do about it, and not one Democrat showed up
to the hearing.
Speaker 4 (13:04):
So again, please, well, I would say, like, why do
you think that is? And is the answer just as
simple as like by showing up to the hearing that
they then give credence to the fact that this is
a problem, right, Like you sort of like validate the
premise which they've spent so much time ignoring or pretending
doesn't exist, which is illegal immigration is connected to child
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trafficking rings. So if you acknowledge the ladder, you implicitly
endorse people who are trying to stop the former. And
that's like not good politics for them. I mean I
think that's it.
Speaker 2 (13:38):
Yes, I do. I think that they don't want to
lend any visibility to an issue that will ultimately come
back on their party ahead of a midterm Ye. And
I think that for them it's not about life, it's
about politics. I think one of the one of the
things that has me the most upset recently. And you
and I both work in news. This is all we do,
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all right, And I am very I think you know
able to digest and stomach a lot, and I have
hardened myself to that, I will tell you in the
last four to six months, I am really struggling with
the amount of crimes involving rape and murder of children
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and women. I am. I am really having a hard
time with this. And the problem that I find, specifically
with child trafficking that where they are I llegal aliens,
is they're just nameless graves. No one knows they're gone.
They've been kidnapped by cartels, their parents live the rest
of their lives in whatever country they were taken from.
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They think they're living a better life, maybe in the
United States, and they are being gang raped, trafficked, put
into warehouses where they process meat. It is what is
the atrocities that are happening against children, I think are
crimes so beyond the pale that these Democrats who don't
have the fortitude and the gumption to show up and say, Okay,
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it's not a party issue, these are little kids.
Speaker 4 (15:10):
Well, it also makes it I think easier, sadly, when
democrats don't show for the hearings, then the media doesn't
have to cover it, right, The media can dismiss it
as this is just like kind of a partisan kind
of carnival. It's just like a showhorse thing. It's not.
They pretend that it's less legitimate, but you still have
people who are paid to be members of Congress and
people who are then giving sworn testimony under oath about
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what they believe to be real problems. And I do
think you know, then it becomes incumbent on like not
just shows like us and people like you, but also
then I think the ranking members and the committee chairs
like come out and hold press conferences. You have to
talk about it because you know, it is difficult. It's
easy to turn away and kind of ignore this stuff.
But but that doesn't mean that the problems go away.
Speaker 2 (15:55):
I agree, And let's play this clip real quick.
Speaker 6 (15:59):
There's not one single Democrat here today. It just goes
to show that they only really care about these kids
when it fits their agenda. Doctor Salduski, you are a
trained criminologist, is that correct?
Speaker 7 (16:12):
Correct?
Speaker 6 (16:13):
How long have you been studying criminals victims in our
criminal justice system?
Speaker 7 (16:17):
Over twenty six years.
Speaker 6 (16:19):
You said in your opening statement that you were able
to interview a member of the Cineloa cartel. I believe
you said his name was mister Flores. Is that correct? Correct?
Where did you interview mister Flores.
Speaker 7 (16:30):
Doctor mister Flores. I discovered him whenever he was researching
his testimony. He's testified before Congress. He's also a key
witness in the leadership of the the Cineloa cartel. That's
where the interviews. That's why initiated the interviews with him,
which was over the phone.
Speaker 6 (16:47):
Was he in prison, No, no, he okay. What was
his affiliation with the cartels?
Speaker 7 (16:53):
He was in charge of distribution of illicit narcotics in
the United States.
Speaker 6 (17:00):
Okay. You said that he told you about a booklet
that the cartel had that listed these kids, almost like
a Sears catalog, with price tags for purchase. Is that correct?
Speaker 2 (17:09):
That is correct.
Speaker 6 (17:10):
Did you say how many kids were in these booklets?
Speaker 7 (17:13):
He said many, but he did not provide a number.
Speaker 6 (17:15):
Did you say in your opening statement that their prices
were higher if they were virgins or of a younger age.
Speaker 7 (17:21):
That is correct.
Speaker 6 (17:23):
You think that maybe some of the testimony like that
is why there's no Democrats in this room today.
Speaker 2 (17:27):
Absolutely that kind of evil I believe is I mean,
I've always said we're in a spiritual warfare for the
last two years, right, that kind of evil when you
hear that. I don't understand how you can sit quietly
and not feel anything. I don't know how you can
know someone. They have to submit their testimony before they
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give it, right, So these Democrats know what's about to
be set and they don't want to hear it. They
don't want to learn more. How is that?
Speaker 4 (17:55):
I mean, well, because think about the clip you just
played earlier, right of the representative who like said, hey,
we have other things we could be doing instead talking
about the sanctuary cities today. So it comes off as callous.
So like, what what can you say? If you're gonna
be there, then you kind of have to ask a question.
I mean, and even if you just express sympathy for
the loss, I mean, I think that would be the
decent and human thing to do. But they but there's
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probably pressure on them from Democrat leadership to not do
it because they said, you don't want to validate the
undercurrent premise of it. I will just say this. I
was out in California recently, and I was talking to
somebody who said that Humboldt County, like where they have
you know, it became like the pot marijuana kind of
basin for the country because they just would grow it
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out there, and then eventually the cartels kind of swooped
in and got involved in it. And they said, there's
all kinds of people, like older people that go missing
out there because they go out they think they're just
gonna kind of work in the you know, hey, we're
gonna go work with the pot, you know, and cut
some trees and all that, but they get hooked up
with the cartels and then they just disappear and it's
like a massive thing. So I do think that's crazy.
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I work with Peter Schweitzer. We've been talking a lot
about cartels and the fennyl trafficking and everything. I do
think there's a lot of stuff that happens on the
fringes where but there's still a lot of money there,
and where there's money, there's like lots of real crime
and it does not get the attention it deserves for sure.
Speaker 2 (19:16):
Yeah, I had no idea that was happening. Actually, that's
actually very frightening. But again it comes down to it's
like these poor animals on skid row where they're testing
all of the drugs on the animals and the animals
are dying in the most horrific ways. And for me,
it's animals, babies, and the elderly, Like those are my people, right,
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Like I feel like we're put on this earth to
protect them. So like if you're not protecting them, I'm
going to have to hurt you in some kind of way.
Speaker 4 (19:43):
So I like that you said that because when you
were saying earlier how you have a hard time, You're like,
but like you know, I have a hard stomach, is
like yeah, the other term for it is dead inside, right,
But I also love animals, children and the elderly. So
basically I'm a care bear. So I mean I have a.
Speaker 2 (19:58):
Care bear, but it's I turned into like a power ranger,
you know, when.
Speaker 4 (20:03):
I get you, you're like a care beater. But like
the logo is like coal.
Speaker 2 (20:10):
But yes, I have to say that those are the things,
Those are the issues. And I am just discussed by
our Democrats who just can't get out of their own
way and just say, man, I am really sorry about this.
This is sad and we should look into it. And
I hope you know that we as Republicans can get
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out of our own way and pass something so that
they don't get more seats.
Speaker 4 (20:35):
Well, the flips that I'll say is like, that's ultimately
I think it's on us, right, you know, I'll just
say it's on us because like we as a people
clearly haven't rewarded a politician I'm a Democrat or Republican
for who's willing to show up and just be human
and just connect and relate. Because I think if there
was enough incentive or reward there from a constituency to
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do that, then people will do it. Right. The only
reason why they're not is clearly the opposite's true. Sadly,
clearly the cost from a partisan leadership standpoint is greater
than whatever good will is learned about people just being like, hey,
look at that, someone is just reaching out across. They
being sympathetic, and they're just being a human being. We
need more of that, right, We need more human beings
in our leadership and really in life in general.
Speaker 2 (21:19):
Yeah, And I think to that point, and then we'll
move on to the next thing. But to that point,
you look yesterday during the Gorman hearing, and you have
Jamie Raskin and Mike Lawler. So we've got a rhino,
and then we've got a scumbag. Great. So Mike Lawler,
who's a total, total piece of shit, lies about everything
and then decides he's going to stand up and be
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like grand standing against Jamie Raskin for Sheridan Gorman's mom.
And I'm like, bro, everybody knows that you vote with
the Democrats. You're a New York congressman. We all helped
you get elected. We thought you were the guy, and
you're not. You're not the guy. You are doing everything
we asked you not to do. And then when it
fits like your schedule and like you can kind of
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make some noise but like not really kind of like
get affected by it. You're like, yeah, resk and you suck.
And then like you get your SoundBite and everybody's like, oh,
we have to put him on. I'm like, I am
not putting that guy anywhere. Do not act like you're
on our side. You are not on our side. You
want to talk about illegal aliens and sanctuary cities, but
you voted to keep the Haitians here. Could you please
do me a favor. But again, you have to pay attention.
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You have to look at the way that they're voting
and the things that they're saying when you're not looking,
so that when they made these grandiose statements like yeah,
Sheridan Gorman, me, yeah, do me a favorite crime a
river please somewhere else, you know, just be quiet. That
kind of stuff. Oh, it's so performative, and I just
I have no space for it in my world anyhow.
That's how I feel about Mike Lawler. In case you're wondering, So,
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did you have anything you wanted to add or did
I cover that for you?
Speaker 8 (22:49):
No?
Speaker 4 (22:49):
I think I think you nail. I think the Mike
Lawler segment has been sufficiently addressed.
Speaker 2 (22:53):
Copy of that, all right. So one interesting tidbit has
nothing to do with anything else we're going to discuss today,
is Alex Benson was very outspoken on COVID and the vaccines.
Speaker 4 (23:04):
This seems like a really big deal, like this, like this,
Oh my goodness. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (23:09):
So anybody who knows me, knows my show, knows I
hate Fauci Fauci, the fraud. It's pinned at the top
of my ex I really hope he gets hit by
a bus real soon. He murdered tons of people, He
funneled money for decades into terrible projects that had nothing
to do with helping the American people and in fact
hurting them, And he got the auto pen pardon of
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a lifetime dating all the way back to twenty fourteen.
The only other person who got that pardon from the
autopen Biden was his son, Hunter Biden. So there is
definitely some interesting things here. But having said that, we
have Fauci, the fraud who although he depending on whether
or not they overturn these auto pens, which I think
is gonna with the Oversight project, a total pivot. But
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the Oversight project with these tapes, I don't know if
we're ever getting these tapes, but if we do, you
don't think so you don't think it's happening.
Speaker 4 (23:58):
Well, I think even get them, it's still going to
be kind of like like, so, what I mean, are
they going to overturn the pardons? And like what to
what end?
Speaker 2 (24:05):
Was great? That's exactly where I'm going. Yeah, So like
if you go through it and he's like man like
peace and they're like all right, yeah, this guy here,
you know, what I mean. So that's kind of where
my head's at.
Speaker 4 (24:18):
But who's a big boy.
Speaker 2 (24:21):
Their mommy, you know, Like that's how I'm envisioning these tapes.
But putting that to the side, you know, we have
now an opportunity to go back on these parts. Now Fauci,
even though he's got that federal pardon, he can still
be sued civilly. So we could do a class action
suit against this guy. I tell you I would. I
would be all in on that. I would. I would
help lead the charge. I would do the marketing for it.
Speaker 5 (24:43):
You know.
Speaker 4 (24:43):
Anyways, but if they could do, that's how they got
oj And I know you think Fauci killed way more people,
So I think we would sign up for this particular thing.
To me, what's interesting about this is that this would
be a massive deal if they can find out I mean,
I mean, of course the Biden administration would have been
communicating with the pharmaceutical companies, like I mean, it makes
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sense on some level, Yeah, you would think the pharmaceutical
companies are communicated with the president about like what policy
should be, like vaccine, roll out of time stamps, all
this stuff. But I think if you think there was
more at play. There as clearly many people in this audience,
and I think we both do and I think Alex
Beersson does do than what he's talking about is seems
like maybe the biggest story of you know, recent memory.
Speaker 2 (25:28):
This is a hat tip to Miranda Devine. This is
her interview with Alex Barentson disclosing this information.
Speaker 9 (25:35):
Pizer will have to turnover documents talking about their communications
with the Biden administration, and to me, that would be huge.
These Biden administration officials, they were leaning on Plarity was
more interested in Facebook, Slava was more interested in Twitter
and me. But they they were directly pressuring these social
media companies, saying, you're allowing back seeing misinformation, you're killing people.
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The company said, look, you know these people are first
memory right to talk or they we think they should
be allowed to talk. And the government and by the way,
you're putting pressure on us, we don't like that. You know,
that seems to implicate the First Amendment. The bider mistrism
is just like no, like this is really bad. You're
allowing it. If this continues, we may try to go
(26:18):
after Section two thirty protection. Yeah, very valuable to social
media companies and.
Speaker 2 (26:24):
I'm like, oh, okay, So between that and I think
having also the Mike hal Oversight Project, you know who,
I'm a big fan of Mike how That guy's a
baller as far as I'm concerned, and his chief litigator,
Jeff Clark. I mean, anybody who's taking the time, the money,
and the resources to actually try to get it done.
Speaker 7 (26:43):
You know.
Speaker 2 (26:43):
Another great group is Judicial Watch. You know Tom Fitton.
He's my god, that guy is like the long game, right,
I mean, he really they put up the good fight.
You know, they really do put in the work, and
they are looking at ways legally to do what they
need to do. And I think there also may be
some space there even if you're looking at like the
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DOJ right now, which is investigating sort of like periphery
issues around all these things, because they're trying to find
the legal magic to actually get to the source, right
like the Jimmy Hoffa, you know, sort of like where
are your dental records? How can we identify this body?
Speaker 10 (27:22):
You know?
Speaker 4 (27:23):
Sure, but I mean I guess, like to me, like
we could find it. But of course they were doing that.
I mean, we know that the Biden administration pressures social
media companies to get rid of information they don't want
out there because they don't think it's helpful. They did
it about the election results in twenty twenty, and they
did it about the hundred byden laptop in you know,
twenty twenty also, so like this would just be the
latest thing that they did. Then the question would be,
(27:45):
you know, did they do that at a time when
they were raking in record profits and the Biden administration
is giving them hundreds of millions of dollars and or
and then is the stuff that they are pressuring to
be censored, like stuff that turned out to be actually true?
Right right?
Speaker 2 (28:00):
I mean would be so if you remember, interestingly enough,
the YouTube ceo at the time, her name escapes me
right now, but I recently saw an interview with her
where she was talking and admitting to the fact that
they were coerced by the Biden administration to take down
these videos that were showing things that would either a
help people or b express an alternative opinion thought or
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some sort of supporting evidence that COVID was something else
and could be remedied by other things. And then she died.
She subsequently died of you know, her reaction to the
vaccine and she had these turbo cancers, which nobody wants
to say they're from the vaccine. But Todd Blanche was
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at Todd Blanch yesterday. I think it was just removed
the provisions for the vaccine companies and their protected liability status.
Speaker 4 (29:00):
Wait, really, I didn't see that.
Speaker 2 (29:02):
Yes, it happened, yes, m hm.
Speaker 4 (29:04):
But it does. Like you talk about like protected status,
so like the pharmaceutical companies and obviously, look they do
life saving research and they have protections for a reason
because they have to be able to do certain things
under market conditions. And I get all that here.
Speaker 2 (29:17):
Let me tell you this also, just so that we're clear.
It's not Todd Blanch RFK. It was from the Epoch Times.
Health Secretary RFK Junior is ending emergency declarations for COVID
nineteen vaccines, treatments, and medical devices. Three declarations were issued
in twenty twenty. They provided liability prices for these companies
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and enabled the EUA, which we already know.
Speaker 4 (29:40):
So I think they necessarily but they don't necessarily need
them anymore, right, I mean that's you know, who's.
Speaker 2 (29:44):
Taking these vaccine. But but just curious how that might
work is there a retroactive action.
Speaker 4 (29:53):
Well that would be interest I doubt it, but I
will just say it's just worth remembering that we're one
of only two countries in the world that let's parmaceutical
companies advertise on television, yes and the uh and like.
So they use the fact that they do advertise on
television as a way to I think, actively censor content
on most news outlets because they're the biggest advertiser. One
wouldn't shock you then, so it wouldn't so like they're
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used to having leverage, so it wouldn't shock me. Then
if they're not advertising, like on Facebook or YouTube, they
just get the Biden administration to do a form.
Speaker 2 (30:21):
So yeah, yeah, I think that. I think the I
think the fact that media and the pharmaceutical industry are
in bed together is not lost on people that are
paying attention. I will tell you that when I look
up and I see the news and then I see
I don't know how many GLP commercials, and then oh my.
Speaker 4 (30:41):
God, my daughter. My daughter's like, hey, do you want
to listen that new Taylor Swift song? Like no, can
we just get that wig V jam?
Speaker 9 (30:46):
Though?
Speaker 2 (30:49):
I mean it's like, you know, I remember when the
worst thing on TV was like the Activita commercial, like hey, right,
move it, you know, And now I'm like, what do
you guys taught? And honestly, the best part of the
commercials is that they have to include the side effects
may include may cause I'm like, man, these things are horrible.
Speaker 4 (31:08):
But notice that the side effects don't interrupt the choreography.
I think that's the best part of the commercials. Right,
we still got the jazz hands and like the line
dance and while we list out all the different side effects,
like yeah, no antal bleeding?
Speaker 2 (31:22):
Did I love it? That was really good? Okay, last
topic of the day. So we have a few things
that have happened this week and they are getting no
media attention. We have Nick Shirley, who's in I guess
it's Michigan, And there were there were a group of
you already know this story, go ahead, you set it up.
Speaker 4 (31:43):
Well no, no, I just like no, It's like it's
a it's the biggest story in the world. I think
it's uh. And it's we're just kind of beginning to
realize how widespread uh. I mean, you know, so like
melok kiros won this week, the Democrat congresswoman she took out,
or the Democrat candidate for Congress took out. I think
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a thirty year incumbent who I think has literally been
in office longer than this Melik hero socialist character has
been alive. So I mean, and you're kind of like,
all right, so the New York thing was cute, and
then you see, all right, the three of them coming
to New York. Oh wait, once coming in Colorado. Wait,
maybe this is more coming to Michigan. Maybe some more,
and that you know they're turning reliably blue seats whatever
(32:26):
color we want to sign to be socialists. Before you
know it, that hue of the rainbow is gonna be
bigger than people realize.
Speaker 2 (32:32):
Not only is it going to be bigger than people realize,
what's going to happen is that you will no longer
have any protections against the voting fraud that we know
is occurring because we can't get our heads out of
our asses, you know, Foon, Corny and McConnell. By the way,
McConnell not doing so good. Huh, not doing so good?
(32:55):
Curious now if we're going to still see a vote.
I love that his staff said that while emergency services
were called to his home on June fourteenth, and we
haven't seen him since. It's July first today, just asking
for a friend. Oh no, he's totally fine. He's completely
up on all the issues, and he's voting. How is
(33:16):
he voting? Who's who's voting by proxy for this man?
And how the hell do we know mister? You know,
stroke stroking out in front of the press corps. Sorry,
not sorry, Like it's time, sir, you need to go,
Like how much more lobbying money does Elaine Chow really need?
Speaker 4 (33:33):
Can we just well, maybe it's more like, hey, that
one lady could be like in the home for four
months and no one really noticed, So maybe he's thinking.
Speaker 2 (33:42):
Who's that that congresswoman? And then they asked the keen
Jeffreys about it and he was like, I have no comment.
I'm like, oh, you have no comment? Really, bro, we
need to have a comment on that.
Speaker 4 (33:51):
But anyways, private health, private health matter is publicly funded.
Speaker 2 (33:54):
So we're going to go through a couple of these quickly.
Something that everybody should be aware of is that we
have this massive radical Islam issue that nobody wants to
talk about, but it is a very real thing. It
is here in the United States, if you're looking at Ireland,
if you're looking at the UK, if you're looking all
across Europe. You know the beautiful country of Sweden, now
known as the rape capital of the world. Well it's here.
(34:17):
And so we have these scumbag Somalian grifters that are
here that like to eat off of the system. And
one of them actually took to video and decided to
just tell us plainly what it is that he likes
to do during the day.
Speaker 4 (34:30):
You ready, let's go on.
Speaker 2 (34:33):
You work all fucking day. You don't got shit. Thank
you for work. It's so hard. So I can be
home all day free, I can use my EBT. Go
to work for me.
Speaker 10 (34:45):
White boy, white girl, Yeah, go to work for me.
You fucking white animals fucking work for me. Yeah, you
fucking work for me. And the US government is the
They work for me. All of you work for me.
Speaker 2 (34:59):
Now go to work. Pay them. FAX is take care
of me and my people. All right.
Speaker 10 (35:07):
This is my I control this price, this is my reality.
Speaker 2 (35:11):
You all got to be in chained. I'm gonna I'm
gonna lock all you guys up. If you don't pay
your taxes, you better pay your text. All right, good,
So that's what's happening in in little Somalia. Over there
in Minnesota. They're perfecting their cap cut skills, all right,
they're getting really good at these videos. They're like, yes,
I'll bring it today. You watch you know who needs.
Speaker 4 (35:32):
Might be a cap cut template these days.
Speaker 2 (35:34):
Oh, forget about it. He's like, all right, you know,
I mean I I can't even and no one's talking
about it, no one.
Speaker 4 (35:43):
Yeah, I mean it's it's weird, Like it's funny because
it could be incredibly authentic and true. It could also
be something like a Republican couldn't make a caricature of
it more I researched it. No I don't, but but
I'm saying, but I'm saying, like both things be true.
Like we're probably like, yeah, like this is what happens.
This is your welfare system on Expectator steroids. And then
(36:06):
they're like, yeah it is. The funny thing is is
like when he says like you'll put you in chains,
you do go to jail if you don't pay your
taxes eventually, right, Like, so listen.
Speaker 2 (36:14):
He's accurate. You know, he's crude and rude, but he
is accurate. He's like, pay your taxes. By the way,
we're really looking at the white people, and yeah, you'll
go to jail if you don't. I'm like, all right, fair,
I am white.
Speaker 4 (36:27):
As the kids say, spot the lie.
Speaker 2 (36:30):
Spot the lie. I haven't heard that one.
Speaker 4 (36:32):
Oh yeah, no, it's the big one.
Speaker 2 (36:34):
Okay, Well, we're gonna dial it up a notch. We've
got two more Muslim freakouts. We've got one in times
Square and then we've got one with Nick Shirley. When
do you time square first? That that one's kind of sure?
Speaker 4 (36:45):
Absolutely, yeah, good.
Speaker 11 (36:47):
We're done hiding. We're done, We're done being tortured and
hearts and judged. This is the correct religion. This is
the religion that all of human I need needs to
be a part of Islam. And we will not stop
until it enters every home. So I want you to
repeat after me. I want to hear it in every
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single district.
Speaker 4 (37:10):
It should tremble.
Speaker 11 (37:12):
Brooklyn should hear it, the proction hear it, Queen should
hear it. Say it as if the oma depends on this,
My brothers and sisters.
Speaker 2 (37:21):
Nai La Lalah soul, there is.
Speaker 11 (37:29):
No god worthy of worship except Allah.
Speaker 4 (37:34):
The God of Jesus, the.
Speaker 11 (37:36):
God of Moses, the God of Abraham, and the God
of the last and final prophet more Hemman t l
lah Hale.
Speaker 2 (37:44):
He was so yeah, super peaceful, that whole religion of
peace thing. Like every time I hear them speak, I'm
like so calming, like serenity, you know, very like yeah,
sues my soul.
Speaker 4 (37:57):
I feel, yes, I'm square, Like they should Dinah run
that clip as a commercial in New York City. It's
great here. Yeah, so come on come.
Speaker 2 (38:04):
Visit there for your rapings and you know, female genital
mutilation beheadings.
Speaker 4 (38:10):
Like we got it on lock. Ironically, that clip actually does.
As we approach the fourth of July weekend and our
nations turning fifty anniversary, I would say that clip actually
is maybe one of the ones you could submit to
like the fair for like what makes this country the
greatest in the world. The fact that you can be
in public and shout about a religion other than the
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one that was held by the people who founded the country.
Speaker 5 (38:35):
Uh.
Speaker 4 (38:36):
And when we codified in our Bill of Rice, you
have the freedom of religion. That is literally what it
looks like. But I would just say, you know, kind
of going back to that whole birthright citizenship deal. Try
doing that where you came from, right, Like, try going
to any of those Islamic countries and saying, Jesus is
the only.
Speaker 2 (38:54):
God, Jesus is Lord, there is only Jesus. I mean,
there are so many churches in Afghanistan a run. I mean,
we could just pick one, but hey, why go in
a church when we can stand in the middle of
the biggest square of the nation and scream. You know,
there are so many mosques in New York and if
you go to any Middle Eastern country, you will never
see Islamic people praying five times to Mecca in the street.
(39:18):
But in America they do because it's not about worship,
it's about conquering, So that whole concept is lost almost
They're like, oh, the cop pistes fell. They're on their
rug and just praying. It's so nice. No, ma'am, that's
not what's happening.
Speaker 4 (39:32):
Well, And the word peaceful is maybe not what we
would use to describe this Nick Shirley clip. Because there
was reports that a gentleman did something to offend some
Muslims in I believe, Michigan, and so they decided to
either have a peaceful kind of meati of the mines
or option B.
Speaker 2 (39:54):
Option B.
Speaker 8 (39:57):
People got here, are just driving around and they're hearing
what's happening is they attempted to burn the Koran and
people are freaking out.
Speaker 4 (40:13):
You are just pulling over.
Speaker 11 (40:18):
Why would I get why?
Speaker 2 (40:27):
And you're getting heated.
Speaker 8 (40:28):
You're just pulling over, You're popping out, You're ready, You're
ready to brow him.
Speaker 2 (40:32):
I was gonna blast if I didn't see the cops.
Speaker 4 (40:34):
The sword of God.
Speaker 2 (40:35):
That's it.
Speaker 9 (40:36):
It's a I don't care to me.
Speaker 4 (40:37):
I don't care my life. I don't give a. Does
somebody blast me?
Speaker 8 (40:40):
I don't give just because of the burning of the
Koran that tempted the mother fucker's.
Speaker 11 (40:44):
Life up and his family.
Speaker 9 (40:46):
That's it. It's on camera.
Speaker 4 (40:48):
I will get the mother fucker's life up.
Speaker 9 (40:50):
Let him put let him come to me, face on face,
face to face.
Speaker 11 (40:52):
I'll kill him my mother's soul.
Speaker 2 (40:55):
So that's it. You're killing I'll kill him.
Speaker 12 (40:57):
Murder rast jam do your job.
Speaker 2 (41:02):
That's going well. Yeah, peaceful assimilation and an incredible woman
who explained it better than none other was Golden my Ear,
and we have a clip of her. This is from
I think it's from nineteen sixty seven. She knew it.
Speaker 5 (41:16):
Then.
Speaker 4 (41:17):
Has there been a single moment since nineteen sixty seven
when you thought that the Arabs were ready to talk.
Speaker 2 (41:23):
No, because this is something that must.
Speaker 12 (41:28):
Be realized by people in the world. And unless they
realize that there is no understanding of the entire situation.
Their quarrel with the Arabs is not a quarrel for
a piece of land. It's not for territory, it's not
for anything concrete. They just refused to believe that we
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have the right to exist at all.
Speaker 2 (41:56):
She's one hundred percent right, Just like that you mom
said in Times Square, there is no other religion than Islam.
He Mohammad is the god of all gods. It is
not a tolerant culture, ideology, religion, whatever you want to
call it. They're not here to play along. They are
here to conquer and to kill and to rule.
Speaker 4 (42:18):
Yeah, I'll be interested to see kind of I mean.
Jd Vance was sort of leading these talks and these
ira On negotiations, and look, that's the kind of subtext
of it, all right. Jadie Vance is talking about how
these kind of formed relationships with these people they're leading
these talks and you know, on the one hand, there's
like geopolitical realities, but there is absolutely a religious and
ideological component to it. I think he's Jadavance is trying
(42:40):
to lean into the former but may end up being
undercut by the latter to miss Mayer's point, But I
think that's why people kind of standing back and they're
skeptical of all of it.
Speaker 2 (42:49):
I think that jd. Vance should take a course maybe
like you know, like cliff notes or something, and realize
that he is being, you know, having some tikia placed
upon him. You know, he is an infidel, and that
is all there is to it. I am the last
thing I'll say in this show today is Pope Leo
decided to talk again. I always like when he talks,
(43:12):
you know, about world events, because he's dumber than shit,
and as a practicing Catholic, I am so immensely disgusted
by him and everything that he says because he could
not be more wrong. I'm pretty much everything not to
mention his own papal history, but believe that they're for
another show. But he's like, don't worry about Islam, Okay,
it's not trying to take over anything. And Catholicism is growing.
(43:35):
I'm like, I'm sorry, are your eyes open? You live
in Italy. Maybe you should talk to Georgia Maloney. I'm
sure she would not agree with you, sir. This whole
idea of just saying things to say them, and it's
the same thing with what's happening in Iran. You know,
Iran is a hot mess. We are not negotiating with Iran.
Iran's had fourteen ayatolas since the war started. We have
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no idea who we're negotiating with, Arabia, Guitar, Lebanon. They
all have their own interests. You know, if we weren't
going to go in there and do it, then we
should have never went in. And I wish that our
government would just shut up, go do what you need
to do. Stop telling the American people. One hundred and
forty two times the President has said we're going to
do this, We're going to do this. This is one
(44:18):
issue where I diverge from the administration.
Speaker 4 (44:22):
Be quiet, No, yeah, right, I think and look, I
think we'll see, but there's many people who are skeptical.
Ultimately we'll see what referrals. But Iran, of all the
countries out there Iran nearings are the true believers. Yeah,
so we'll see where I.
Speaker 2 (44:39):
Would I would just hedge and say the I R
G C because there is an entire enclave or Persian
right and they are praying that we get a clue praying.
Speaker 8 (44:50):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (44:50):
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We thank you for watching and listening to us. I
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Speaker 2 (00:30):
What's up, guys. Welcome to the Rogue Recap. I am
Lenda McLaughlin here with my buddy Eric Aggers, and this
is sound bites number eleven. I actually had to ask
Eric that in a minute ago because I had us like,
you know, at twenty five. He was like, no, girl,
take it easy, just easing in here. You know, what
are you gonna do?
Speaker 3 (00:44):
Right?
Speaker 2 (00:44):
Can't keep it all straight, Eric, You know I'm doing
my best over here.
Speaker 4 (00:47):
So well, it's actually we're back to the buying air world.
It's just two ones, Linda. So no, we're okay.
Speaker 2 (00:53):
I'll tell you what. My youngest is going to be
eleven this month, and I was saying him the other day.
I was like, oh, number eleven. He's like, you're such
a doork.
Speaker 4 (00:59):
Hey. It's a palindrome world. We're all just living in it,
you know.
Speaker 2 (01:03):
Pro all right, so we've allowed to get to I
know we don't have a lot of time today, but
we're gonna run through some of these things. So for
those of you that are alive. You know that the
Supreme Court of the United States just threw the entire
nation under the bus and ran it over like five
or six times and acted like nothing happened. So what
they did was they ripped the constitution apart, told our
founding fathers to go suck it, and basically said, hey,
(01:25):
did you get knocked up? Come to America and just
like cop a squat and pop a baby out and
then go back to your country. Cool. You now have
citizenship ripes for that child for the rest of its life.
So I want to give you a perfect case in point.
If you are familiar with Hassan Piker, who Eric and
I did a lot of on last week, you will
know that he was born in noo other than New Brunswick,
(01:47):
New Jersey, but upon birth was taken back to Istanbul,
where he was raised until he was eighteen. Then he
came back and he was like, you know what, I
hate America? Gee, I wonder why your hate in America
is so much. It's such a mystery. So did you
know that?
Speaker 3 (02:03):
Er?
Speaker 2 (02:03):
Did you know that about? Then?
Speaker 4 (02:04):
I did know that a news a Turkish you know
national It was raised over there. You know It's been
a big week for the Supreme Court. I know that
the Barack Obama Presidential Center opened up recently, and I
didn't really have plans to go there, but I might
now go because I want to see where they plan
on holding the John Roberts exhibit. Right between their birthright
citizenship ruling and some of the other rulings that you know,
(02:27):
John Roberts has kind of sided with the leftist part
of the court. For the good news is if you're
a Democrat, you no longer have to support the idea
of packing the court because they they're just fine, like
they got you.
Speaker 2 (02:37):
Oh yeah, another one. They're like, listen, you don't need
any more people here. We will screw it up all
by ourselves. We got this all right, you want to
screw it up? Where are people except for and I
want to hat tip as always Clarence Thomas and Justice Alito.
They are amazing and they are the two stalwarts of
the foundation of the nation. They just stand up every
(02:58):
time they know are history and they're like, yeah, that's
not actually what the Constitution says at all. And there
was like these huge posts yesterday because you know, I
live and die by X and huge posts just circling
parts of the Constitution that directly point to this very argument.
But it seems like Amy Cony Barrett, who's a total
(03:20):
term coat liberal, lying sack of you know what. And
then Kavanaugh, who I don't know if like Amy's like, listen,
all right, we're gonna make it weird in here for you.
You already know you got some drama, so you're gonna
need to go along with me on the sune, Like
is he getting strong armed by her? Like what is happening?
Speaker 4 (03:38):
I actually like what Kavanaugh said because I think he's
actually trying to provide a pathway forward. He's saying, listen,
if you you know, you can adjust this statute here
without requiring a new constitutional amendment. But we can, we
can massage this language. And this is what is work
for Congress to do. It's not work for the Court
to do, which again kind of flies in the face
of all the leftists that say that all the radical
(03:58):
Supreme Court does is legislate from the not recently and
he talked to any conservatives, they say that's exactly what
they opposa done. But the point is they're ruling yesterday
on birthright citizenship and like the suite of benefits that
has now come to men mean for people all across
the world that justice. The leader noted, eight billion people
are one plane flight away from coming here and giving
birth to having the greatest citizenship privilege in the world.
(04:22):
So like, that's a real thing. But thirty years ago,
the idea of that is something that even radical Democrats
would not have endorsed.
Speaker 5 (04:30):
Should you have a system where people can come to
this country, even if they're well to do, get on
medicaid and give birth to a baby and then go back.
The answer is no, And we know that medicaid laws
are being used and abused to do just this. In
the state of California, I'd like to see that stopped.
(04:52):
About thirteen percent of the California prison population, costing close
to three hundred million dollars a year, are illegal aliens.
I've had judges in Los Angeles and Orange County tell
me one half of their criminal dockets.
Speaker 2 (05:05):
Are illegal aliens. Presently convicted.
Speaker 5 (05:09):
The illegal alien has the option serving their sentence in
California or being returned to their country of origin. I
think that option ought to be removed.
Speaker 2 (05:20):
I mean, that is incredible, right, I mean, you hear that,
and you have to think to yourself, I don't know
what has happened. And honestly, we're talking about before the
socialists took over, right, I would say like ten years
after that, fifteen years after that, because that was nineteen
ninety three, everybody lost their mind and suddenly, like if
you play Joe Biden or Pelosi or Schumer or Harry Reid, right,
(05:46):
we have that other clip that's floating around of him
as well, akin to the same sort of feeling from
Diane Feinstein saying this is not okay. It's a burden
on the American taxpayer. It's not fair, and the only
person and that benefits is the illegal.
Speaker 4 (06:03):
And I do think you can blame the socialists. And
Peter Schwis and I were talking about this the other
day because like when socials show up in these radical progressives,
what they do is they stretch, like the boundary of
what the conversation with the ideological spectrum is so far
to the left that it moves the center with it, right,
so that like, so there's Dane Feinstein who thirty years ago,
which by the way, shout out the only people working harder,
(06:25):
the only thing working harder than the socialist to make
America more left is Diane Feinstein's Hairspray nineteen eighty three effect. Bro.
I hope you guys watched that video, because that was
like Chef's kiss to I don't even know what you
call it, Bob's slash perm.
Speaker 2 (06:42):
She was nineteen eighty She wasn't nineteen eighty three.
Speaker 4 (06:45):
There not at all thousand percent. No, she has a
working girl, so uh yeah, So I would say, uh,
but they've stretched it so far to the left that
then it's like, all right, well what should what was
center now seems conservative like dying. You play that clip today,
it seems like a conservative position, But thirty years ago
was very much common sense.
Speaker 2 (07:04):
I completely agree. I have to say, when I watch
these clips, I'm like, uh, I did not know that
I could agree with a Democrat. But it's that old
a dodge, right. Are you a Reagan Democrat and a
Kennedy Republican where people were able to have these conversations
where you could sort of meet in the middle. That
doesn't work anymore. There is there is no middle in
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my opinion, at least. I don't know what your experiences are,
But when I talk to people. The second that you
say you're a conservative, you're gonna know where you stand
real quick.
Speaker 4 (07:35):
The way you pronounced a dodge makes me sound like
it makes me feel like a mouth breather, because I've
always said adage. But what I'm choosing to do is,
sometime moving forward, I'm going to find a word that
most people think it's pronounce a certain way, and I'm
going to mispronounce it with such confidence I'm gonna make
you think you're wrong. Okay, Like that's what's gonna happen,
and I'm just calling it now. We'll see, but I
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just want you to prepare for it.
Speaker 2 (07:58):
There's another word. This is a complete pivot, has nothing
to do with our show, where the origin of said
word is France, so it's homage in America, but it
is actually technically pronounced homage.
Speaker 3 (08:12):
No.
Speaker 4 (08:12):
See, that's what I've heard both ways. The one you
said earlier does not fall into that category.
Speaker 2 (08:18):
Well, I listen, sir, you are an academic. If I
am wrong, you can tell me next week and you can.
Speaker 4 (08:23):
No, No, I'm not. What I'm doing is I'm telling
you you're wrong while pretending that I'm wrong. It's actually
an incredibly high level.
Speaker 2 (08:28):
Yeah, that's the leftist. Do you want to hang out anyways?
All right, so let's talk about another scumbag. Now, this
is one of these new Democrats, Jia Paul, who I
despise Jaia Paul, I really do. She's she really is
one of those people who is constantly berating the nation.
(08:52):
And I think to myself, you are a woman who
works less than half the year, you barely show up,
and you are a sitting congress member, Like, you gotta
be kidding me. So yesterday Sheridan Gorman's mother appeared. I'm
sure you saw this testimony. It was everywhere and it
was heartbreaking. But what I loved about her mom is
she was angry. She wasn't crying, she wasn't like my daughter.
(09:16):
She was like, I'm coming for you. You took my daughter.
It went the other way, which while I respect the tears,
I respect even more the revenge. This was a beautiful
young girl who her only crime was being alive and
being at school and walking around with her friends, shot
by twenty five year old Jose Medina, who literally went
(09:36):
free for another three to five days before they caught him.
Oh and guess what he had a record. Oh and
guess what he was an illegal? Oh and guess what
the Biden administrative let him in. It's like this litany
of things, but Jia Paul has the audacity to be
exasperated by her pain. You have anything to add before
I play this clip?
Speaker 4 (09:55):
No, I do think you know, it's funny because the
conversation has moved more. I to think since what happened
with like the ice raids and the shooting in Minneapolis
and everything there, but I think this there was a
time like just because those things happened, they sort of
shifted the conversation doesn't mean stories like this aren't the
reason I think, in many ways why Donald Trump was elected. Right,
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because the Biden border was wide open, it was vulnerable,
as exploited, and there are very real human costs as
a result of that. And Mark Halprin right, the note
reporter says, Look, journalists should be telling the story of
the victims of crimes, the people that the Biden administration
let in. So while the journalists may not be telling
those stories, at least they're doing so members of Congress.
(10:38):
But like, and that's a great I think context for
the clip. We're about to hear.
Speaker 2 (10:41):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (10:43):
Unfortunately, this hearing is it's the fourth time in this
committee that we've had a hearing un sanctuary cities, the
fourth time, and there's many other things that we could
be doing other than this.
Speaker 2 (10:59):
I have to tell you when I saw that clip yesterday,
we saw it last night and I thought we're recording
this on Wednesday for those of you. So it was Tuesday,
June thirtieth that Sheridan Gorman's mom testified. And when I
saw that clip last night, I was around like five thirty.
I thought, Oh my god, this can't be real. No
one would say this. The ink isn't even dry. This
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woman just poured her heart out and said, I would
welcome any of you here today to come and sit
on a bench with me. I'm going to buy a bench,
I'm going to put it here on Capitolhill, and I'm
going to sit there in honor of my daughter, and
I'm going to ask you to come and sit with
me and tell me why my daughter had to die
because of your policies. And it's disgusting. And the same
thing happened to Joe Abram with Katie Abram, his daughter
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who was murdered by an illegal. It's and also in
Illinois under Pritzker, no less, and the same thing. Dick
Durbin never called, never said a word, and he called
Dick Durbin out in the hearing. He's like, I've never
heard from you. My daughter's only crime was being in
a car. She wasn't drinking, She wasn't she was even
she was a passenger, welln't drive, just sitting there murdered.
(12:02):
He will never get her back. And they don't seem
to care. The only time they care about illegal immigration
is when it is the illegal immigrant and they can
go visit I don't know an MS thirteen gang member,
you know, in their country of origin. Why not?
Speaker 4 (12:17):
And it's like, what else does she have to do.
She's gonna go get a different committee hearing to like
do what I mean? That's that's the point. It just
shows you how kind of disconnected these people can be,
like to get to Washington, d c. I frankly was
shocked that a member of Congress could be so incense
TV in that instance, and.
Speaker 2 (12:33):
Very callous, a very very callous. So staying on this
topic for a moment, there was another hearing, I think
it was this morning actually, and Eli Crane, who is
a stalwart, you know, strong, strong conservative in our house.
And they're doing this hearing on trafficking and talking about
the incredible amount of children that have gone missing and
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how many of them are still missing and what we
can do about it, and not one Democrat showed up
to the hearing.
Speaker 4 (13:04):
So again, please, well, I would say, like, why do
you think that is? And is the answer just as
simple as like by showing up to the hearing that
they then give credence to the fact that this is
a problem, right, Like you sort of like validate the
premise which they've spent so much time ignoring or pretending
doesn't exist, which is illegal immigration is connected to child
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trafficking rings. So if you acknowledge the ladder, you implicitly
endorse people who are trying to stop the former. And
that's like not good politics for them. I mean I
think that's it.
Speaker 2 (13:38):
Yes, I do. I think that they don't want to
lend any visibility to an issue that will ultimately come
back on their party ahead of a midterm Ye. And
I think that for them it's not about life, it's
about politics. I think one of the one of the
things that has me the most upset recently. And you
and I both work in news. This is all we do,
(13:59):
all right, And I am very I think you know
able to digest and stomach a lot, and I have
hardened myself to that, I will tell you in the
last four to six months, I am really struggling with
the amount of crimes involving rape and murder of children
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and women. I am. I am really having a hard
time with this. And the problem that I find, specifically
with child trafficking that where they are I llegal aliens,
is they're just nameless graves. No one knows they're gone.
They've been kidnapped by cartels, their parents live the rest
of their lives in whatever country they were taken from.
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They think they're living a better life, maybe in the
United States, and they are being gang raped, trafficked, put
into warehouses where they process meat. It is what is
the atrocities that are happening against children, I think are
crimes so beyond the pale that these Democrats who don't
have the fortitude and the gumption to show up and say, Okay,
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it's not a party issue, these are little kids.
Speaker 4 (15:10):
Well, it also makes it I think easier, sadly, when
democrats don't show for the hearings, then the media doesn't
have to cover it, right, The media can dismiss it
as this is just like kind of a partisan kind
of carnival. It's just like a showhorse thing. It's not.
They pretend that it's less legitimate, but you still have
people who are paid to be members of Congress and
people who are then giving sworn testimony under oath about
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what they believe to be real problems. And I do
think you know, then it becomes incumbent on like not
just shows like us and people like you, but also
then I think the ranking members and the committee chairs
like come out and hold press conferences. You have to
talk about it because you know, it is difficult. It's
easy to turn away and kind of ignore this stuff.
But but that doesn't mean that the problems go away.
Speaker 2 (15:55):
I agree, And let's play this clip real quick.
Speaker 6 (15:59):
There's not one single Democrat here today. It just goes
to show that they only really care about these kids
when it fits their agenda. Doctor Salduski, you are a
trained criminologist, is that correct?
Speaker 7 (16:12):
Correct?
Speaker 6 (16:13):
How long have you been studying criminals victims in our
criminal justice system?
Speaker 7 (16:17):
Over twenty six years.
Speaker 6 (16:19):
You said in your opening statement that you were able
to interview a member of the Cineloa cartel. I believe
you said his name was mister Flores. Is that correct? Correct?
Where did you interview mister Flores.
Speaker 7 (16:30):
Doctor mister Flores. I discovered him whenever he was researching
his testimony. He's testified before Congress. He's also a key
witness in the leadership of the the Cineloa cartel. That's
where the interviews. That's why initiated the interviews with him,
which was over the phone.
Speaker 6 (16:47):
Was he in prison, No, no, he okay. What was
his affiliation with the cartels?
Speaker 7 (16:53):
He was in charge of distribution of illicit narcotics in
the United States.
Speaker 6 (17:00):
Okay. You said that he told you about a booklet
that the cartel had that listed these kids, almost like
a Sears catalog, with price tags for purchase. Is that correct?
Speaker 2 (17:09):
That is correct.
Speaker 6 (17:10):
Did you say how many kids were in these booklets?
Speaker 7 (17:13):
He said many, but he did not provide a number.
Speaker 6 (17:15):
Did you say in your opening statement that their prices
were higher if they were virgins or of a younger age.
Speaker 7 (17:21):
That is correct.
Speaker 6 (17:23):
You think that maybe some of the testimony like that
is why there's no Democrats in this room today.
Speaker 2 (17:27):
Absolutely that kind of evil I believe is I mean,
I've always said we're in a spiritual warfare for the
last two years, right, that kind of evil when you
hear that. I don't understand how you can sit quietly
and not feel anything. I don't know how you can
know someone. They have to submit their testimony before they
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give it, right, So these Democrats know what's about to
be set and they don't want to hear it. They
don't want to learn more. How is that?
Speaker 4 (17:55):
I mean, well, because think about the clip you just
played earlier, right of the representative who like said, hey,
we have other things we could be doing instead talking
about the sanctuary cities today. So it comes off as callous.
So like, what what can you say? If you're gonna
be there, then you kind of have to ask a question.
I mean, and even if you just express sympathy for
the loss, I mean, I think that would be the
decent and human thing to do. But they but there's
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probably pressure on them from Democrat leadership to not do
it because they said, you don't want to validate the
undercurrent premise of it. I will just say this. I
was out in California recently, and I was talking to
somebody who said that Humboldt County, like where they have
you know, it became like the pot marijuana kind of
basin for the country because they just would grow it
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out there, and then eventually the cartels kind of swooped
in and got involved in it. And they said, there's
all kinds of people, like older people that go missing
out there because they go out they think they're just
gonna kind of work in the you know, hey, we're
gonna go work with the pot, you know, and cut
some trees and all that, but they get hooked up
with the cartels and then they just disappear and it's
like a massive thing. So I do think that's crazy.
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I work with Peter Schweitzer. We've been talking a lot
about cartels and the fennyl trafficking and everything. I do
think there's a lot of stuff that happens on the
fringes where but there's still a lot of money there,
and where there's money, there's like lots of real crime
and it does not get the attention it deserves for sure.
Speaker 2 (19:16):
Yeah, I had no idea that was happening. Actually, that's
actually very frightening. But again it comes down to it's
like these poor animals on skid row where they're testing
all of the drugs on the animals and the animals
are dying in the most horrific ways. And for me,
it's animals, babies, and the elderly, Like those are my people, right,
(19:37):
Like I feel like we're put on this earth to
protect them. So like if you're not protecting them, I'm
going to have to hurt you in some kind of way.
Speaker 4 (19:43):
So I like that you said that because when you
were saying earlier how you have a hard time, You're like,
but like you know, I have a hard stomach, is
like yeah, the other term for it is dead inside, right,
But I also love animals, children and the elderly. So
basically I'm a care bear. So I mean I have a.
Speaker 2 (19:58):
Care bear, but it's I turned into like a power ranger,
you know, when.
Speaker 4 (20:03):
I get you, you're like a care beater. But like
the logo is like coal.
Speaker 2 (20:10):
But yes, I have to say that those are the things,
Those are the issues. And I am just discussed by
our Democrats who just can't get out of their own
way and just say, man, I am really sorry about this.
This is sad and we should look into it. And
I hope you know that we as Republicans can get
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out of our own way and pass something so that
they don't get more seats.
Speaker 4 (20:35):
Well, the flips that I'll say is like, that's ultimately
I think it's on us, right, you know, I'll just
say it's on us because like we as a people
clearly haven't rewarded a politician I'm a Democrat or Republican
for who's willing to show up and just be human
and just connect and relate. Because I think if there
was enough incentive or reward there from a constituency to
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do that, then people will do it. Right. The only
reason why they're not is clearly the opposite's true. Sadly,
clearly the cost from a partisan leadership standpoint is greater
than whatever good will is learned about people just being like, hey,
look at that, someone is just reaching out across. They
being sympathetic, and they're just being a human being. We
need more of that, right, We need more human beings
in our leadership and really in life in general.
Speaker 2 (21:19):
Yeah, And I think to that point, and then we'll
move on to the next thing. But to that point,
you look yesterday during the Gorman hearing, and you have
Jamie Raskin and Mike Lawler. So we've got a rhino,
and then we've got a scumbag. Great. So Mike Lawler,
who's a total, total piece of shit, lies about everything
and then decides he's going to stand up and be
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like grand standing against Jamie Raskin for Sheridan Gorman's mom.
And I'm like, bro, everybody knows that you vote with
the Democrats. You're a New York congressman. We all helped
you get elected. We thought you were the guy, and
you're not. You're not the guy. You are doing everything
we asked you not to do. And then when it
fits like your schedule and like you can kind of
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make some noise but like not really kind of like
get affected by it. You're like, yeah, resk and you suck.
And then like you get your SoundBite and everybody's like, oh,
we have to put him on. I'm like, I am
not putting that guy anywhere. Do not act like you're
on our side. You are not on our side. You
want to talk about illegal aliens and sanctuary cities, but
you voted to keep the Haitians here. Could you please
do me a favor. But again, you have to pay attention.
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You have to look at the way that they're voting
and the things that they're saying when you're not looking,
so that when they made these grandiose statements like yeah,
Sheridan Gorman, me, yeah, do me a favorite crime a
river please somewhere else, you know, just be quiet. That
kind of stuff. Oh, it's so performative, and I just
I have no space for it in my world anyhow.
That's how I feel about Mike Lawler. In case you're wondering, So,
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did you have anything you wanted to add or did
I cover that for you?
Speaker 8 (22:49):
No?
Speaker 4 (22:49):
I think I think you nail. I think the Mike
Lawler segment has been sufficiently addressed.
Speaker 2 (22:53):
Copy of that, all right. So one interesting tidbit has
nothing to do with anything else we're going to discuss today,
is Alex Benson was very outspoken on COVID and the vaccines.
Speaker 4 (23:04):
This seems like a really big deal, like this, like this,
Oh my goodness. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (23:09):
So anybody who knows me, knows my show, knows I
hate Fauci Fauci, the fraud. It's pinned at the top
of my ex I really hope he gets hit by
a bus real soon. He murdered tons of people, He
funneled money for decades into terrible projects that had nothing
to do with helping the American people and in fact
hurting them, And he got the auto pen pardon of
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a lifetime dating all the way back to twenty fourteen.
The only other person who got that pardon from the
autopen Biden was his son, Hunter Biden. So there is
definitely some interesting things here. But having said that, we
have Fauci, the fraud who although he depending on whether
or not they overturn these auto pens, which I think
is gonna with the Oversight project, a total pivot. But
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the Oversight project with these tapes, I don't know if
we're ever getting these tapes, but if we do, you
don't think so you don't think it's happening.
Speaker 4 (23:58):
Well, I think even get them, it's still going to
be kind of like like, so, what I mean, are
they going to overturn the pardons? And like what to
what end?
Speaker 2 (24:05):
Was great? That's exactly where I'm going. Yeah, So like
if you go through it and he's like man like
peace and they're like all right, yeah, this guy here,
you know, what I mean. So that's kind of where
my head's at.
Speaker 4 (24:18):
But who's a big boy.
Speaker 2 (24:21):
Their mommy, you know, Like that's how I'm envisioning these tapes.
But putting that to the side, you know, we have
now an opportunity to go back on these parts. Now Fauci,
even though he's got that federal pardon, he can still
be sued civilly. So we could do a class action
suit against this guy. I tell you I would. I
would be all in on that. I would. I would
help lead the charge. I would do the marketing for it.
Speaker 5 (24:43):
You know.
Speaker 4 (24:43):
Anyways, but if they could do, that's how they got
oj And I know you think Fauci killed way more people,
So I think we would sign up for this particular thing.
To me, what's interesting about this is that this would
be a massive deal if they can find out I mean,
I mean, of course the Biden administration would have been
communicating with the pharmaceutical companies, like I mean, it makes
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sense on some level, Yeah, you would think the pharmaceutical
companies are communicated with the president about like what policy
should be, like vaccine, roll out of time stamps, all
this stuff. But I think if you think there was
more at play. There as clearly many people in this audience,
and I think we both do and I think Alex
Beersson does do than what he's talking about is seems
like maybe the biggest story of you know, recent memory.
Speaker 2 (25:28):
This is a hat tip to Miranda Devine. This is
her interview with Alex Barentson disclosing this information.
Speaker 9 (25:35):
Pizer will have to turnover documents talking about their communications
with the Biden administration, and to me, that would be huge.
These Biden administration officials, they were leaning on Plarity was
more interested in Facebook, Slava was more interested in Twitter
and me. But they they were directly pressuring these social
media companies, saying, you're allowing back seeing misinformation, you're killing people.
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The company said, look, you know these people are first
memory right to talk or they we think they should
be allowed to talk. And the government and by the way,
you're putting pressure on us, we don't like that. You know,
that seems to implicate the First Amendment. The bider mistrism
is just like no, like this is really bad. You're
allowing it. If this continues, we may try to go
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after Section two thirty protection. Yeah, very valuable to social
media companies and.
Speaker 2 (26:24):
I'm like, oh, okay, So between that and I think
having also the Mike hal Oversight Project, you know who,
I'm a big fan of Mike how That guy's a
baller as far as I'm concerned, and his chief litigator,
Jeff Clark. I mean, anybody who's taking the time, the money,
and the resources to actually try to get it done.
Speaker 7 (26:43):
You know.
Speaker 2 (26:43):
Another great group is Judicial Watch. You know Tom Fitton.
He's my god, that guy is like the long game, right,
I mean, he really they put up the good fight.
You know, they really do put in the work, and
they are looking at ways legally to do what they
need to do. And I think there also may be
some space there even if you're looking at like the
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DOJ right now, which is investigating sort of like periphery
issues around all these things, because they're trying to find
the legal magic to actually get to the source, right
like the Jimmy Hoffa, you know, sort of like where
are your dental records? How can we identify this body?
Speaker 10 (27:22):
You know?
Speaker 4 (27:23):
Sure, but I mean I guess, like to me, like
we could find it. But of course they were doing that.
I mean, we know that the Biden administration pressures social
media companies to get rid of information they don't want
out there because they don't think it's helpful. They did
it about the election results in twenty twenty, and they
did it about the hundred byden laptop in you know,
twenty twenty also, so like this would just be the
latest thing that they did. Then the question would be,
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you know, did they do that at a time when
they were raking in record profits and the Biden administration
is giving them hundreds of millions of dollars and or
and then is the stuff that they are pressuring to
be censored, like stuff that turned out to be actually true?
Right right?
Speaker 2 (28:00):
I mean would be so if you remember, interestingly enough,
the YouTube ceo at the time, her name escapes me
right now, but I recently saw an interview with her
where she was talking and admitting to the fact that
they were coerced by the Biden administration to take down
these videos that were showing things that would either a
help people or b express an alternative opinion thought or
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some sort of supporting evidence that COVID was something else
and could be remedied by other things. And then she died.
She subsequently died of you know, her reaction to the
vaccine and she had these turbo cancers, which nobody wants
to say they're from the vaccine. But Todd Blanche was
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at Todd Blanch yesterday. I think it was just removed
the provisions for the vaccine companies and their protected liability status.
Speaker 4 (29:00):
Wait, really, I didn't see that.
Speaker 2 (29:02):
Yes, it happened, yes, m hm.
Speaker 4 (29:04):
But it does. Like you talk about like protected status,
so like the pharmaceutical companies and obviously, look they do
life saving research and they have protections for a reason
because they have to be able to do certain things
under market conditions. And I get all that here.
Speaker 2 (29:17):
Let me tell you this also, just so that we're clear.
It's not Todd Blanch RFK. It was from the Epoch Times.
Health Secretary RFK Junior is ending emergency declarations for COVID
nineteen vaccines, treatments, and medical devices. Three declarations were issued
in twenty twenty. They provided liability prices for these companies
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and enabled the EUA, which we already know.
Speaker 4 (29:40):
So I think they necessarily but they don't necessarily need
them anymore, right, I mean that's you know, who's.
Speaker 2 (29:44):
Taking these vaccine. But but just curious how that might
work is there a retroactive action.
Speaker 4 (29:53):
Well that would be interest I doubt it, but I
will just say it's just worth remembering that we're one
of only two countries in the world that let's parmaceutical
companies advertise on television, yes and the uh and like.
So they use the fact that they do advertise on
television as a way to I think, actively censor content
on most news outlets because they're the biggest advertiser. One
wouldn't shock you then, so it wouldn't so like they're
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used to having leverage, so it wouldn't shock me. Then
if they're not advertising, like on Facebook or YouTube, they
just get the Biden administration to do a form.
Speaker 2 (30:21):
So yeah, yeah, I think that. I think the I
think the fact that media and the pharmaceutical industry are
in bed together is not lost on people that are
paying attention. I will tell you that when I look
up and I see the news and then I see
I don't know how many GLP commercials, and then oh my.
Speaker 4 (30:41):
God, my daughter. My daughter's like, hey, do you want
to listen that new Taylor Swift song? Like no, can
we just get that wig V jam?
Speaker 9 (30:46):
Though?
Speaker 2 (30:49):
I mean it's like, you know, I remember when the
worst thing on TV was like the Activita commercial, like hey, right,
move it, you know, And now I'm like, what do
you guys taught? And honestly, the best part of the
commercials is that they have to include the side effects
may include may cause I'm like, man, these things are horrible.
Speaker 4 (31:08):
But notice that the side effects don't interrupt the choreography.
I think that's the best part of the commercials. Right,
we still got the jazz hands and like the line
dance and while we list out all the different side effects,
like yeah, no antal bleeding?
Speaker 2 (31:22):
Did I love it? That was really good? Okay, last
topic of the day. So we have a few things
that have happened this week and they are getting no
media attention. We have Nick Shirley, who's in I guess
it's Michigan, And there were there were a group of
you already know this story, go ahead, you set it up.
Speaker 4 (31:43):
Well no, no, I just like no, It's like it's
a it's the biggest story in the world. I think
it's uh. And it's we're just kind of beginning to
realize how widespread uh. I mean, you know, so like
melok kiros won this week, the Democrat congresswoman she took out,
or the Democrat candidate for Congress took out. I think
(32:04):
a thirty year incumbent who I think has literally been
in office longer than this Melik hero socialist character has
been alive. So I mean, and you're kind of like,
all right, so the New York thing was cute, and
then you see, all right, the three of them coming
to New York. Oh wait, once coming in Colorado. Wait,
maybe this is more coming to Michigan. Maybe some more,
and that you know they're turning reliably blue seats whatever
(32:26):
color we want to sign to be socialists. Before you
know it, that hue of the rainbow is gonna be
bigger than people realize.
Speaker 2 (32:32):
Not only is it going to be bigger than people realize,
what's going to happen is that you will no longer
have any protections against the voting fraud that we know
is occurring because we can't get our heads out of
our asses, you know, Foon, Corny and McConnell. By the way,
McConnell not doing so good. Huh, not doing so good?
(32:55):
Curious now if we're going to still see a vote.
I love that his staff said that while emergency services
were called to his home on June fourteenth, and we
haven't seen him since. It's July first today, just asking
for a friend. Oh no, he's totally fine. He's completely
up on all the issues, and he's voting. How is
(33:16):
he voting? Who's who's voting by proxy for this man?
And how the hell do we know mister? You know,
stroke stroking out in front of the press corps. Sorry,
not sorry, Like it's time, sir, you need to go,
Like how much more lobbying money does Elaine Chow really need?
Speaker 4 (33:33):
Can we just well, maybe it's more like, hey, that
one lady could be like in the home for four
months and no one really noticed, So maybe he's thinking.
Speaker 2 (33:42):
Who's that that congresswoman? And then they asked the keen
Jeffreys about it and he was like, I have no comment.
I'm like, oh, you have no comment? Really, bro, we
need to have a comment on that.
Speaker 4 (33:51):
But anyways, private health, private health matter is publicly funded.
Speaker 2 (33:54):
So we're going to go through a couple of these quickly.
Something that everybody should be aware of is that we
have this massive radical Islam issue that nobody wants to
talk about, but it is a very real thing. It
is here in the United States, if you're looking at Ireland,
if you're looking at the UK, if you're looking all
across Europe. You know the beautiful country of Sweden, now
known as the rape capital of the world. Well it's here.
(34:17):
And so we have these scumbag Somalian grifters that are
here that like to eat off of the system. And
one of them actually took to video and decided to
just tell us plainly what it is that he likes
to do during the day.
Speaker 4 (34:30):
You ready, let's go on.
Speaker 2 (34:33):
You work all fucking day. You don't got shit. Thank
you for work. It's so hard. So I can be
home all day free, I can use my EBT. Go
to work for me.
Speaker 10 (34:45):
White boy, white girl, Yeah, go to work for me.
You fucking white animals fucking work for me. Yeah, you
fucking work for me. And the US government is the
They work for me. All of you work for me.
Speaker 2 (34:59):
Now go to work. Pay them. FAX is take care
of me and my people. All right.
Speaker 10 (35:07):
This is my I control this price, this is my reality.
Speaker 2 (35:11):
You all got to be in chained. I'm gonna I'm
gonna lock all you guys up. If you don't pay
your taxes, you better pay your text. All right, good,
So that's what's happening in in little Somalia. Over there
in Minnesota. They're perfecting their cap cut skills, all right,
they're getting really good at these videos. They're like, yes,
I'll bring it today. You watch you know who needs.
Speaker 4 (35:32):
Might be a cap cut template these days.
Speaker 2 (35:34):
Oh, forget about it. He's like, all right, you know,
I mean I I can't even and no one's talking
about it, no one.
Speaker 4 (35:43):
Yeah, I mean it's it's weird, Like it's funny because
it could be incredibly authentic and true. It could also
be something like a Republican couldn't make a caricature of
it more I researched it. No I don't, but but
I'm saying, but I'm saying, like both things be true.
Like we're probably like, yeah, like this is what happens.
This is your welfare system on Expectator steroids. And then
(36:06):
they're like, yeah it is. The funny thing is is
like when he says like you'll put you in chains,
you do go to jail if you don't pay your
taxes eventually, right, Like, so listen.
Speaker 2 (36:14):
He's accurate. You know, he's crude and rude, but he
is accurate. He's like, pay your taxes. By the way,
we're really looking at the white people, and yeah, you'll
go to jail if you don't. I'm like, all right, fair,
I am white.
Speaker 4 (36:27):
As the kids say, spot the lie.
Speaker 2 (36:30):
Spot the lie. I haven't heard that one.
Speaker 4 (36:32):
Oh yeah, no, it's the big one.
Speaker 2 (36:34):
Okay, Well, we're gonna dial it up a notch. We've
got two more Muslim freakouts. We've got one in times
Square and then we've got one with Nick Shirley. When
do you time square first? That that one's kind of sure?
Speaker 4 (36:45):
Absolutely, yeah, good.
Speaker 11 (36:47):
We're done hiding. We're done, We're done being tortured and
hearts and judged. This is the correct religion. This is
the religion that all of human I need needs to
be a part of Islam. And we will not stop
until it enters every home. So I want you to
repeat after me. I want to hear it in every
(37:09):
single district.
Speaker 4 (37:10):
It should tremble.
Speaker 11 (37:12):
Brooklyn should hear it, the proction hear it, Queen should
hear it. Say it as if the oma depends on this,
My brothers and sisters.
Speaker 2 (37:21):
Nai La Lalah soul, there is.
Speaker 11 (37:29):
No god worthy of worship except Allah.
Speaker 4 (37:34):
The God of Jesus, the.
Speaker 11 (37:36):
God of Moses, the God of Abraham, and the God
of the last and final prophet more Hemman t l
lah Hale.
Speaker 2 (37:44):
He was so yeah, super peaceful, that whole religion of
peace thing. Like every time I hear them speak, I'm
like so calming, like serenity, you know, very like yeah,
sues my soul.
Speaker 4 (37:57):
I feel, yes, I'm square, Like they should Dinah run
that clip as a commercial in New York City. It's
great here. Yeah, so come on come.
Speaker 2 (38:04):
Visit there for your rapings and you know, female genital
mutilation beheadings.
Speaker 4 (38:10):
Like we got it on lock. Ironically, that clip actually does.
As we approach the fourth of July weekend and our
nations turning fifty anniversary, I would say that clip actually
is maybe one of the ones you could submit to
like the fair for like what makes this country the
greatest in the world. The fact that you can be
in public and shout about a religion other than the
(38:32):
one that was held by the people who founded the country.
Speaker 5 (38:35):
Uh.
Speaker 4 (38:36):
And when we codified in our Bill of Rice, you
have the freedom of religion. That is literally what it
looks like. But I would just say, you know, kind
of going back to that whole birthright citizenship deal. Try
doing that where you came from, right, Like, try going
to any of those Islamic countries and saying, Jesus is
the only.
Speaker 2 (38:54):
God, Jesus is Lord, there is only Jesus. I mean,
there are so many churches in Afghanistan a run. I mean,
we could just pick one, but hey, why go in
a church when we can stand in the middle of
the biggest square of the nation and scream. You know,
there are so many mosques in New York and if
you go to any Middle Eastern country, you will never
see Islamic people praying five times to Mecca in the street.
(39:18):
But in America they do because it's not about worship,
it's about conquering, So that whole concept is lost almost
They're like, oh, the cop pistes fell. They're on their
rug and just praying. It's so nice. No, ma'am, that's
not what's happening.
Speaker 4 (39:32):
Well, And the word peaceful is maybe not what we
would use to describe this Nick Shirley clip. Because there
was reports that a gentleman did something to offend some
Muslims in I believe, Michigan, and so they decided to
either have a peaceful kind of meati of the mines
or option B.
Speaker 2 (39:54):
Option B.
Speaker 8 (39:57):
People got here, are just driving around and they're hearing
what's happening is they attempted to burn the Koran and
people are freaking out.
Speaker 4 (40:13):
You are just pulling over.
Speaker 11 (40:18):
Why would I get why?
Speaker 2 (40:27):
And you're getting heated.
Speaker 8 (40:28):
You're just pulling over, You're popping out, You're ready, You're
ready to brow him.
Speaker 2 (40:32):
I was gonna blast if I didn't see the cops.
Speaker 4 (40:34):
The sword of God.
Speaker 2 (40:35):
That's it.
Speaker 9 (40:36):
It's a I don't care to me.
Speaker 4 (40:37):
I don't care my life. I don't give a. Does
somebody blast me?
Speaker 8 (40:40):
I don't give just because of the burning of the
Koran that tempted the mother fucker's.
Speaker 11 (40:44):
Life up and his family.
Speaker 9 (40:46):
That's it. It's on camera.
Speaker 4 (40:48):
I will get the mother fucker's life up.
Speaker 9 (40:50):
Let him put let him come to me, face on face,
face to face.
Speaker 11 (40:52):
I'll kill him my mother's soul.
Speaker 2 (40:55):
So that's it. You're killing I'll kill him.
Speaker 12 (40:57):
Murder rast jam do your job.
Speaker 2 (41:02):
That's going well. Yeah, peaceful assimilation and an incredible woman
who explained it better than none other was Golden my Ear,
and we have a clip of her. This is from
I think it's from nineteen sixty seven. She knew it.
Speaker 5 (41:16):
Then.
Speaker 4 (41:17):
Has there been a single moment since nineteen sixty seven
when you thought that the Arabs were ready to talk.
Speaker 2 (41:23):
No, because this is something that must.
Speaker 12 (41:28):
Be realized by people in the world. And unless they
realize that there is no understanding of the entire situation.
Their quarrel with the Arabs is not a quarrel for
a piece of land. It's not for territory, it's not
for anything concrete. They just refused to believe that we
(41:52):
have the right to exist at all.
Speaker 2 (41:56):
She's one hundred percent right, Just like that you mom
said in Times Square, there is no other religion than Islam.
He Mohammad is the god of all gods. It is
not a tolerant culture, ideology, religion, whatever you want to
call it. They're not here to play along. They are
here to conquer and to kill and to rule.
Speaker 4 (42:18):
Yeah, I'll be interested to see kind of I mean.
Jd Vance was sort of leading these talks and these
ira On negotiations, and look, that's the kind of subtext
of it, all right. Jadie Vance is talking about how
these kind of formed relationships with these people they're leading
these talks and you know, on the one hand, there's
like geopolitical realities, but there is absolutely a religious and
ideological component to it. I think he's Jadavance is trying
(42:40):
to lean into the former but may end up being
undercut by the latter to miss Mayer's point, But I
think that's why people kind of standing back and they're
skeptical of all of it.
Speaker 2 (42:49):
I think that jd. Vance should take a course maybe
like you know, like cliff notes or something, and realize
that he is being, you know, having some tikia placed
upon him. You know, he is an infidel, and that
is all there is to it. I am the last
thing I'll say in this show today is Pope Leo
decided to talk again. I always like when he talks,
(43:12):
you know, about world events, because he's dumber than shit,
and as a practicing Catholic, I am so immensely disgusted
by him and everything that he says because he could
not be more wrong. I'm pretty much everything not to
mention his own papal history, but believe that they're for
another show. But he's like, don't worry about Islam, Okay,
it's not trying to take over anything. And Catholicism is growing.
(43:35):
I'm like, I'm sorry, are your eyes open? You live
in Italy. Maybe you should talk to Georgia Maloney. I'm
sure she would not agree with you, sir. This whole
idea of just saying things to say them, and it's
the same thing with what's happening in Iran. You know,
Iran is a hot mess. We are not negotiating with Iran.
Iran's had fourteen ayatolas since the war started. We have
(43:57):
no idea who we're negotiating with, Arabia, Guitar, Lebanon. They
all have their own interests. You know, if we weren't
going to go in there and do it, then we
should have never went in. And I wish that our
government would just shut up, go do what you need
to do. Stop telling the American people. One hundred and
forty two times the President has said we're going to
do this, We're going to do this. This is one
(44:18):
issue where I diverge from the administration.
Speaker 4 (44:22):
Be quiet, No, yeah, right, I think and look, I
think we'll see, but there's many people who are skeptical.
Ultimately we'll see what referrals. But Iran, of all the
countries out there Iran nearings are the true believers. Yeah,
so we'll see where I.
Speaker 2 (44:39):
Would I would just hedge and say the I R
G C because there is an entire enclave or Persian
right and they are praying that we get a clue praying.
Speaker 8 (44:50):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (44:50):
So, guys, I know this has been a heavy episode.
We thank you for watching and listening to us. I
am Lyndam Blacklan. He is Eric Eggers at Linda Mick
at road Recap recap dot com and at Eric Underscore
Eggers E G G E R S. We will see
you guys next week. Stay safe, God bless
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