May 28, 2026 • 32 mins
Most of us are tired of the constant narratives pushing division, fear, and political correctness—until now. In this eye-opening episode, we tackle the uncomfortable truths about cultural clashes, political puppetry, and the real threat to our society’s core values.
You’ll discover how superficial conversations about religion, immigration, and safety obscure the deeper issues threatening our freedoms. We break down the alarming rise in public displays of religious dominance, the dangers of ignoring obvious crimes based on race or religion, and how mainstream media and politicians are scripting a narrative designed to divide us further.
This episode exposes how some leaders and groups are intentionally pushing community and national identity into chaos, all while cloaked in false virtue and political correctness.We also explore tangible solutions—why honest conversations and recognizing dangerous patterns are essential to protecting our families, culture, and future.
From the disgraceful spectacle of public animal sacrifices to the shocking rise in child marriage and the politicized collapse of societal integrity, every moment reveals what’s at stake if we continue down this path.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
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. What's up, guys, and welcome
to the Roague Recap. It is Wednesday, May twenty seventh
at it's like four thirty five o'clock in the afternoon
when I'm recording this, and I think there's a lot
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of really interesting things happening today, one of which is
the fact that it's some kind of Muslim holiday called
Ad and that's where they take animals and they slaughter
them the death in the most painful, horrible way possible,
and then they offer that sacrifice to all of their
friends and family. Isn't that nice? Yeah? I have to say,
I'm getting really tired of the constant conversation about Islam.
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It's starting to get all my nerves. And it's not
one of those things where it's passing. There seems to
be no shortage of constant reminders everywhere we go of
people that are, Hey, I'm Muslim. Hey, I'm Muslim. Hey,
I'm Muslim. Well guess what, Hey, I don't give a shit.
I'm so sick of hearing about people who want to
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talk about the fact that they're Muslim. You know, I'm
a practicing Catholic. I don't walk around with my Bible
all day telling people, you know about various verses about
you know, Jesus Christ. I mean, I'm all about spreading
the good news, but you know, I don't believe in
taking over Times Square, Central Park, public streets, major thoroughfares.
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And that's what's happening all across major metropolitan cities today,
including New York City, which is run by a Muslim
who's a lunatic. And today he had on the full
garb and all the things. And they're out in the
middle of the street or the park or wherever. How
they are getting down and bowing as they get ready
to slaughter their sheeps in some unsanitary place because they
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have to offer up their sacrifice to you know, Allah.
And it's called a festival, but it's literally about showing
your own wavering obedience to Ibrahim. And so they go
and they do these sacrifices and it has to be
you know, a goat, a sheep, a cow, and then
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they but they're doing it like in the middle of
the streets, there's blood everywhere. It's it's a hot mess.
I really, you know, I'm not saying that we don't
have barbaric ways of consuming and processing meat and meat
plants and chicken factories. I mean, all this stuff is gross,
but it's one of those things where we're not doing
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it in somebody's bathroom. We're not doing it in somebody's backyard,
you know, where you're hearing the screams and cries of
these animals. I just I don't know. I can't be
the only one feeling this way right not to mention
the fact, you know, if you go to a Muslim country,
you will never see groups and throngs of Muslims praying
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in the middle of the streets or in public arenas.
And when you talk to people who are from these contries,
who are either cop to Christians or have reformed from Islam,
they will tell you they don't do that. They go
to mosque. You know, they walk into a mosque and
they say their prayers, just like you know, a Jewish
person would walk into a synagogue. You know, a Catholic
person would walk into a church. A Christian person would
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walk into a non denominational place where they would you know,
celebrate and have their time to worship. But these this
is not about expressing religion. This is not about showing
that you're a devout Muslim. This is showing we are
taking over your neighborhoods, you know, and honestly taking over
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your countries. If you look at England, if you look
at France, if you look at parts of Belgium, the Netherlands,
it is overcome with people that are practicing Islam. And
they're not practicing Islam in a way where it's like, hey,
I'm practicing Islam and you're practicing Catholicism and that's cool. No,
it's I'm practicing Islam and we're gonna tell a thousand
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people to come to this one location in a public
square and to bow down and you know, get your
prayer carpet, and take over entire sections of public arenas.
You know, America was built on this concept of the
separation of church and state. For some reason, that only
applies to all the non Muslims, right, So the Jews,
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the Christians, Catholics, what have you. We all need to
shut up and go to our places of worship and
keep that stuff to ourselves. But then you have you know,
AOC out today, you know, and I read an interesting
post about her. It was so on point. I don't
remember all of it, but it basically said, she's never
been married, she's never had a child, she's never run
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a business, she's never had to be in charge of
anything where it mattered. She literally just has read a
script that somebody else wrote for her, and the whole
idea that she was picked out of central casting. I'm
actually really starting to believe that. You know, there was
a rumor when she first came around that she was
Her brother had submitted her to something called the Brand
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New Congress, and it was like they were looking for
people that were, you know, wanted to get involved in
politics but had no experience, and this woman was a bartender,
and I'm sure she wasn't a very good one, and
so her brother submits her, she gets picked, and now
she just reads the words that other people write, which
you can tell very very quickly is because of the
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fact that these are people that have no independent thought.
Nothing that she says, nothing that Mom Donnie says, nothing,
that Talerico says, nothing that Adam Schiff says. They all
are out of some sort of strange script that. You know,
I'm not sure who is who is controlling the marionette,
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but there is a puppeteer somewhere and they are pulling
these strings. And today we see aoc out at this,
you know, mass Muslim. You know, let's take over a
public park and instead of going to a mosque to pray,
so that we can show everybody. Hey, guys, we're taking over.
And she's got a hitjob on. And I'm like, you
are a Latina. You are out there telling everybody that
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we have to be behind women, and we have to
be strong, and we have to stand up for our
rights and all this other nonsense. And now you're wearing
a head covering? Why why are you wearing a head covering?
You do realize the reason that in the religion of Islam,
and I use the word religion real loosely, guys, I mean,
this is like a stretch at best, and the hijab
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and the burka and all the sheets and everything, this
is to cover up women so that they are not
appealing or tempting to men. And yet somehow many of
these men are still marrying child brides. And that's not
just happening anymore. In Muslim countries. That's happening in Houston, Texas,
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happening in parts of New York. We are seeing this
all the time. And they're holding these little girls to them,
and you realize they're not holding them the way you
hold your daughter. And these kids are eight, nine, ten.
What the hell is going on? And you see these
little kids. I mean, I saw a video today of
a little girl, she's about nine or ten years old,
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and she's getting beat to shit outside of a musque
because her quote unquote husband said she didn't sexually satisfy him. Well,
she's nine. The fact that those two things are even
in the same sentence, he should be castrated and hung
up by his toenails. As far as I'm concerned, I
am struggling with this inability for people to start to
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identify and be honest about what is happening in our
world and in our society. Everyone is so afraid, especially
if you're white, to say what's actually happening. And I
was making this reference to a friend in another show
I was doing, and I said, you know, there's this
new show out called The Madison. I've probably mentioned it
here before, but there's a scene where this white girl
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gets attacked by a black criminal and he punches her
in the face, has to get like seven stitches and
steals all her stuff. Okay, fine. When the police come,
there's a black cop and a white cop, and they
ask her to describe the purp and she cannot because
she can't get out of her own way and explain
to them that the purp was black. So the CoP's like,
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can you not describe him? He was like right in
your face, And she's like no, and he's like why,
and she's explaining to him, well, like, I just I can't.
So she's telling her mom about it later and she's like, well,
I can't tell him what he looked like because he
was black, and that's racist. How the hell is describing
the race of someone racist? If you are judging someone
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by their race, sure, no problem all day every day.
When you are describing the person that robbed you, you
are describing the person who accosted you. Then what is
what am I missing? These are the things that I
struggle with. These are the things that I have trouble with.
I don't get why people aren't able to just identify
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and say this is happening when you have Third World
people come into a country take over the seats in
your office because you don't have anything against foreigners running
for elected positions that don't oblige themselves to the nation
in which they live. You know, we have people that
won't even cross their heart to pledge of allegiance. We
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have people saying that they hate this country, they're oppressed
by this country, and they're sitting in state and national offices,
elected offices right now. Some of them are running for
office and saying things like this. I mean, we had
this woman in Texas that won I guess the role
of you know, president of the school board or something
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like that, and she's out there, you know, screaming her
head off about how she hates the Jews and she's
pro Palestine and all this other shit, and I'm like,
you have got to be kidding me. There is far
too much going on, whether it's EBT fraud, whether it's
charity fraud, whether it's medicaid fraud, whether it's having one
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hundred and forty percent rise in autism because you are
robbing your states and this entire country blind in autism payouts,
because you're saying your community is overrun. Whatever it is,
but there is a real problem here. And not only
do we have them robbing our country and many other
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countries blind for their welfare and their fraud and their overtake,
but now we have these elected officials that are coming
in and saying, well, you're not allowed to say certain
things because it's it's racist, or it's you know, you're
coming out against Islam. You're damn right. I'm coming out
against Islam. I'm being honest about that. I have no
desire to assimilate to a religion that wants to subjugate women,
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thinks they're less worthy than a goat or a dog
that actually doesn't like dogs. I mean, we have this
story that just came out. I saw this today. There
was a seventy eight year old person walking their dog
and this man is this is Friday night and he's
walking his dog past a mosque, but because it's during Aid,
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the Muslims come out and they beat him up. This
seventy eight year old man has huge black eyes and
they're mad because they don't believe in dogs. Dogs are
unpure in their eyes, you know. And I'm not sure
about you guys, but I have the choice between Islam
and a dog. I'm picking the dog every day and
twice on Sunday. Folks, if it ends in, why that day,
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I'm taking that dog. So they beat this guy up.
He's an elderly person walking his dog. Have you seen
that story in the news anywhere? I mean, honestly, nobody
is talking about that like this. And when you start
to really analyze why, you have to ask yourself, why
is a Hispanic congresswoman wearing a hijab? Why are people
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in public school rooms telling kids that they have to
learn about the tenants and the pillars of Islam? I mean,
I told my daughter. She came home and she said,
you learned by absolutely not know you are not I'm
not teaching that. Well, it's a part of history. Well,
every religion is a part of history. At what point
do they get to Catholicism and Judaism. I'll look forward
to that unless and until I see that on the syllabus.
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You're not learning about the five pillars of Islam. You
can piss off with that shit. But see, that's the thing, right,
Like you have to be an involved parent. You have
to step in. And when I look at things like
what happened last night, So there were thousands of people
that gathered last night in front of Gracie Mansion, which
is the mayor's place of residence here in New York,
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because he has been so outwardly against the Jews and
the Christians of New York City. So they went out
in massive numbers and protested in front of Gracie Mansion.
And what did he do. He turned around and went
and prayed for one of the most violent holidays today
in full Islamic garb and in public. And he's bowing
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down and doing all the prayers and everything else. Why
why can't you go to a mosque? That is just unacceptable.
And I can promise you this, if we had a
Catholic mayor, if we had a Christian mayor, if we
had a Jewish mayor, and they were doing everything that
they did within their places of worship, in public discourse,
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in public parks, in the middle of streets, and gathering
thousands upon thousands of people to do it, the entire
media would be up in arms. They would be reporting
on it. How can you do this? How can you
take over? This is ridiculous they I'm telling you one
hundred percent, there is some sort of weird bowing down,
and I don't know inability to be honest about what
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is really happening. And let me tell you something else.
When we really start talking about the separation of church
and state, we're getting into the founding rules of our nation.
We're getting into those ideals that made people come and
find America because they wanted freedom, they wanted religious freedom,
they wanted the ability to be their own people. We
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have truly forgotten where we came from, who we are,
and what it is that we are beholden to. And
I'll tell you right now, if we don't change it,
and change it fast, we're going to be in a
whole world to hurt because between our inability to remember
who we are and where we came from, to remember
that we are a Judaeo Christian nation and we don't
bow down to Allah or Mohammed who likes to take
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seven year olds as his bride because he's a pedophile.
If we don't remember those things, we are going to
lose our way, and for many people it's already lost.
Then there's people like us, and they'll say we're extremists,
or we're speaking out, or we're too aggressive. It's too
serious to not be aggressive. When you start to see
one particular group taking over the narrative at every turn,
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we've gone too far. And when we start to see
these large throngs of kids and they're out, whether it's
in Chicago or it's in New Jersey, and yeah, the
majority of them are black. And then you say, well,
you can't say that because it's racist. No, it's not racist.
It's an identity problem. We need to be able to
identify who is in the street so that we can
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go find their parents. If we go and say, hey,
there was one thousand teenagers out there tonight and they
blocked up Long Branch, New Jersey, or they blocked up
the middle of Chicago, downtown Chicago, and you say, okay,
well what did they look like? Where do you think
they're from? And you say, I can't talk about that. Sorry,
now I can't talk about that. Well, I can't talk
about it. It's racist. I can't talk about it. Well
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if they were a bunch of Hispanic kids, or a
bunch of Asian kids, or a bunch of white kids,
would you be able to say it? Sure you would.
This is what I'm talking about. We have to get
to a place where we're honest with each other and
with ourselves about what is happening in our country. If
we do not start to be honest about what is happening,
we are never going to be able to fix it.
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There are good people in every race, but if there
is a situation happening and there is one race of
people committing said incident, we have to be able to
identify them so that the police can go and find
those people. Not to mention the fact that in this
day and age, everything is on camera. There are CCTVs
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and people with iPhones everywhere, so it's not really up
for debate. It's not a conversation where we can say
I don't know what their race was. Really, are you blind?
Can you see the video? This is where we start
to have a pivot, where it becomes willful and you're saying,
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I am unwilling to say that X person committed X
crime because it's uncomfortable. It's only uncomfortable if you make
it uncomfortable. You know, if there were a bunch of
guys walking down the street and they were like, yeah,
we're from the Asian mafia, and I went to the
police and I said, hey, there's a large group of people,
and they say they're in the mafia, and they're walking
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down the street, and the police officer says, can you
describe them? And I say no, I'm sorry, I can't.
What's it going to say to me, Well, how do
you expect me to help you if you can't identify
who's committing the problem. Well, they're just right over there
if you want to go see them. So then he
goes over and sees them, and he says, okay, so
I see them. It's a bunch of Asian people. Why
couldn't you just tell me that we've gone so far
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off the deep the deep end, honestly, and there has
to be a stopping point for me. We're here, we've arrived.
I don't give a shit what color you are. I
don't give a shit what your religion is. If you're
committing a crime, if you are the problem, if there's
a large group of you, I'm going to call it
like I see it. So if there's a thousand Muslims
in the middle of Times Square blocking all the streets,
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causing mayhem because they're Muslim, I'm going to say, hey,
there's a thousand Muslims blocking Times square. Could we get
the shit cleaned up? Can we please stop? If you
want to pray, if you want to do you go,
do you where they pray, don't do it in the
middle of the street. And what's so funny is all
these Antifa people and all these leftists who tell us
we have to be who we are, and we have
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to be allowed to be who we are, and we
have to be independent and blah blah blah. You know
so stupid. You guys are out there protesting with these people.
It is the most oppressive, aggressive religion. They are going
to shut you down. They don't believe in gays, they
don't believe in women's rights, they don't believe in rights
for dogs. It is absurd all these things that you
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guys think are so important. You want to have, you know,
LGBTQ days, and you want to have drag queens reading
the five year olds. You think that these people that
are slaughtering animals in the back of their living rooms
with blood going everywhere, and these animals are being tortured
before they die, you think they give a shit about
drag queens in the library. I mean, it's such a
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dichotomy of thought, and it requires everybody to be honest.
But people have forgotten how to be honest. They have
forgotten to how to have a real conversation, they have
forgotten how to just say what's actually happening. I tell
you what I haven't forgotten. If anything, I am clearer
and more awake than ever. And the another thing, I'm
really pissed off. I'm so sick of it, you know,
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I'm really sick of people telling me that they're so
sorry that this. You know, this administration is so hard
on illegal aliens, and how terrible it is. You know,
Joe Abraham, I text with him often, and he lost
his daughter, Katie. For those of you who don't know,
she was in a car at night, coming back from
her friend's house, not drinking, not stupid, not anything. Stopped
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at a red light and the illegal alien did not
stop behind her friend's car. He was drinking. He was drunk,
slammed into the back of the car and killed everybody
in the car. And his daughter was in the back
seat and was killed instantly. So now Katie Abraham was
gone at the very young age of twenty years old.
This family never have their daughter back. And you have
people like Illinois Senator Dick Durbin, and this is something
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he posted today. You ready, I am very pleased that
Ricardo has been released from ice attention and is reunited
with his mother, but he never should have been taken
from his school and family in the first place. We
must end the Trump administration's mass deportation operation and stop
these needlessly blah blah blah. So Joe Abraham Katie's father
put out and it's quite eloquent. Senator Katie is never
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coming home. Any words for her family, any acknowledgment of
the horrific way she died, or does your compassion only
run one direction? It is a very fair question. You know,
this young girl was out with her friends. Should have
been a normal knight, sitting in the back of a
car observing traffic laws and patterns, just at a red light.
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And now you're dead because somebody who never should have
been here in the first place and was let in
by an obscene you know, completely just gone President. I mean,
Joe Biden was as checked out as there ever was right.
This guy was nobody's home. So his entire administration is
being run by the most woke liberal lunatic ideologues in
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our history. They let in millions of illegal aliens who
have caused so many American families who have no choice
in the matter, so much hardship. Losing a child is
the most painful thing that can ever happen to you,
right because it's so far beyond losing a loved one,
losing a parent, losing a cousin or a relative or
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a friend. Your child is with you forever. You're supposed
to die before your child. You don't want to bury
your child, and that's what the Abrahams had to do.
And this guy has never said one word to this man.
I guarantee you if that little girl was an illegal alien,
he would have been at the funeral, because those are
the optics they're looking for. They're not looking to side
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with the American family. They're not looking to talk to
their true constitute, people that actually put into the system
that they totally and completely reap and steal from. For
the illegal alien, that's not who they want to comfort.
It is. So it is so upsetting to me to
see people post these beautiful pictures of their children, little
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beautiful baby pictures of their kids, and they're gone, They'll
never have them again. Because some dipshit president who didn't
know what day it was allowed them all in because
he was being controlled by this radical, lunatic party of people.
And I wouldn't even call them the Democrat Party, if
I'm being honest, I would say truly that these are communists.
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These are some sort of collective group that are being
held under the thumb of the Neville Singhams and the
George Soroses and the Alex Soroses. They have so much
money and they control so many people, and that's really
a part of the agenda, right, It's subjecting people into
this group think where they tell you that the group
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think is actually being an individual, is actually being unique,
is actually thinking outside the box. And they tell you
that all the other people that are not thinking like
you are tinfoil hats, conspiracy theorists. Whether it's you know,
talking about immigration, whether it's talking about Islam, whether it's
talking about you know, the Me Too movement. I mean,
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you name it, right, I mean, we haven't even heard
of an update on Eric Swalwell. I mean, this guy
is the biggest creep ever. All the most horrible things
that he and Reuben Diego did with taxpayer funding and
their pack money and all this other stuff. All the
women that they assaulted, we haven't heard anything because they're Democrats. Right.
Then you move on to the Save Act and you
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look at things like you know fun who has never
not even once said one word about supporting this Save Act.
All he ever says is well, we can't do it,
or we don't have the votes, or how the hell
would you know? You never put it up. The Congress
passed it twice. The Senate could pass it if you
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would get out of the way. But you're not getting
out of the way. And the lies that they're telling
people that the Save Act is supposed to limit and
restrict people's ability to vote, but it's not. That's not
what's happening. Women can vote. They're not stupid. They know
how to change their name. This whole idea that we
can't change our name, what a croc. And then I
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read this post from this guy. I have no idea
who this guy was. His name is Ryan Bamberger, and
he writes, I just thought it was hilarious. He said,
I have been brown my whole life. I've lived in
the South most of my life. I have never once
been unable to vote I've never been unable to get
a license or a photo ID, and I've never once
needed the Party of racism and voter suppression, the Democrats
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to speak for me. And I'll laugh when I saw it, right,
because here's a minority speaking out and saying, yeah, I
don't care about the color of my skin. I'm telling
you right now that this is utter nonsense and I'm
not dealing with it. And I'm like, finally, people are
starting to push back against the narrative, speak out against
the narratives, and they're not afraid anymore. Right, They're not
afraid of being ostracized. Because I think what we're all realizing,
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and what we're all coming to terms with, is that
those people that want to support these kind of ideas,
these people that want to hurt the average American right
and their American dream, are not people we want to
be friends with. Anyway, I read another really funny thing today,
and you guys will get a kick out of this.
You know how, I'm all against the vaccines. There's no
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reason for perfect little babies at the point of birth
to get thirty seven needles in the arm. But that's
another show. We'll leave that for a minute. But I
read this study today and it basically is talking about
these Finnish scientists and they decided that after all of
their study that these parks, and you guys have all
seen them, right, all of these parks that took out
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the dirt and the trees and everything that's on the
ground and replaced it with rubber and covered up all
the soil in the grass. And now it's just like
planners and these rubber blocks and everything. All the kids
got sick, right, So it's like they had like the
stats came out, it was like childhood asthma in the
US double between eighty and ninety five, the food allergies
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jump fifty percent between ninety seven and twenty eleven, and
peanut allergies and one year old's triple between twenty and
one and twenty seventeen, so on and so forth. Right,
And so the finished researchers come back and I'm like, well,
we think that the answer is very simple. And this
is a quote. It says kids today don't get dirty enough.
Thirty seven percent of American preschoolers now spend an hour
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or less outside on a normal weekday. Their immune systems
are getting trained in environments stripped of the bacteria humans
have always lived around. It would be best if children
could play in puddles and everyone could dig organic soil.
So once they did this, and they started making these changes,
so Finland replaces all the rubber playgrounds with mud and dirt.
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The kids got healthier within a year, and the exact
changes in their blood tests surprise the researchers. All these
problems started to disappear. What in an absolute novel idea
to let kids play outside and play in the dirt
and get dirty. You know, I see these people that
walk around with hand sanitizer on their bags like it's attached,
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and I'm thinking of myself, what the hell I mean?
When did we become the society that is unable to
identify criminals, unable to let their kids play in the dirt,
unable to walk around unless they have hand sanitizer with them,
Unable to say that they're proud of their country, unable
to say that they can vote and get IDs on
their own. It just is an overwhelming, consistent, feckless way
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of living. And it's everywhere. It's everywhere, every day. And
what's very upsetting is that there are so many people
on mainstream television that have acquiesced to this. They've capitulated
to the group think. They don't want anyone to challenge them.
They don't want to have the conversation, and they're really
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afraid of what happens if they do. They're afraid of
who's going to not be their friend, not allow them
in their groove, not who cares? Who cares? I'm going
to end tonight on something that I thought was really great.
I don't know if you guys have ever seen La Bamba,
but there is an actor by the name of Lou
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Diamond Phillips, and he was super famous because he played
the starring role in that movie back in the day
and it's been played a thousand times since then, but
that was like his big role. He was in a
bunch of other movies too, but that was like his breakout. Anyways,
I haven't heard or seen of him in like forever.
And then this week he posted on X and this
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is what he said. It was May twenty fourth, and
he said, I am proud to be in DC tonight.
I am honored to be the Grand Marshal for the
Memorial Day Parade tomorrow. I am here to give respect
and gratitude to our fallen remember them on Memorial Day.
And I was like, wow, like that's really really incredible, right,
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And I have to tell you, like, I saw that
and my heart just felt so full that somebody in Hollywood,
because there's only a handful of them guys, was brave
enough to actually say, Hey, I'm proud to be American,
and I am proud to be here and show my
respect to those who gave all to allow me to
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live the life that I live. And the guy who
reposted him, Matthew Marsden, said not all actors are like this. Unfortunately.
God bless Lou Diamond Phillips. And I have to say,
God bless Lou Diamond Phillips. That made me feel so
happy when I saw that, and I I really was like, hmm,
maybe there is hope after all, right, because you do
you start to feel hopeless, especially somebody like me that
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works in news all day and I see nothing but
terrible news, nothing but terrible things and terrible people all
the time, and nobody is being honest and nobody is
being forthcoming, and everybody's just out for themselves. And then
all of a sudden you see something like that and
it gives you hope again. And I know it made
me feel really hopeful when I saw that. So I
want to thank you guys for listening today. We are
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going to be posting our next episode of sound Bites tomorrow,
which I'm really excited about. How a Lot of Fun
with Eric Eggers re recorded that earlier today, and please
check out Rogue recap dot com, follow us at Rogue
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Good night,
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. What's up, guys, and welcome
to the Roague Recap. It is Wednesday, May twenty seventh
at it's like four thirty five o'clock in the afternoon
when I'm recording this, and I think there's a lot
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of really interesting things happening today, one of which is
the fact that it's some kind of Muslim holiday called
Ad and that's where they take animals and they slaughter
them the death in the most painful, horrible way possible,
and then they offer that sacrifice to all of their
friends and family. Isn't that nice? Yeah? I have to say,
I'm getting really tired of the constant conversation about Islam.
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It's starting to get all my nerves. And it's not
one of those things where it's passing. There seems to
be no shortage of constant reminders everywhere we go of
people that are, Hey, I'm Muslim. Hey, I'm Muslim. Hey,
I'm Muslim. Well guess what, Hey, I don't give a shit.
I'm so sick of hearing about people who want to
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talk about the fact that they're Muslim. You know, I'm
a practicing Catholic. I don't walk around with my Bible
all day telling people, you know about various verses about
you know, Jesus Christ. I mean, I'm all about spreading
the good news, but you know, I don't believe in
taking over Times Square, Central Park, public streets, major thoroughfares.
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And that's what's happening all across major metropolitan cities today,
including New York City, which is run by a Muslim
who's a lunatic. And today he had on the full
garb and all the things. And they're out in the
middle of the street or the park or wherever. How
they are getting down and bowing as they get ready
to slaughter their sheeps in some unsanitary place because they
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have to offer up their sacrifice to you know, Allah.
And it's called a festival, but it's literally about showing
your own wavering obedience to Ibrahim. And so they go
and they do these sacrifices and it has to be
you know, a goat, a sheep, a cow, and then
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they but they're doing it like in the middle of
the streets, there's blood everywhere. It's it's a hot mess.
I really, you know, I'm not saying that we don't
have barbaric ways of consuming and processing meat and meat
plants and chicken factories. I mean, all this stuff is gross,
but it's one of those things where we're not doing
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it in somebody's bathroom. We're not doing it in somebody's backyard,
you know, where you're hearing the screams and cries of
these animals. I just I don't know. I can't be
the only one feeling this way right not to mention
the fact, you know, if you go to a Muslim country,
you will never see groups and throngs of Muslims praying
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in the middle of the streets or in public arenas.
And when you talk to people who are from these contries,
who are either cop to Christians or have reformed from Islam,
they will tell you they don't do that. They go
to mosque. You know, they walk into a mosque and
they say their prayers, just like you know, a Jewish
person would walk into a synagogue. You know, a Catholic
person would walk into a church. A Christian person would
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walk into a non denominational place where they would you know,
celebrate and have their time to worship. But these this
is not about expressing religion. This is not about showing
that you're a devout Muslim. This is showing we are
taking over your neighborhoods, you know, and honestly taking over
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your countries. If you look at England, if you look
at France, if you look at parts of Belgium, the Netherlands,
it is overcome with people that are practicing Islam. And
they're not practicing Islam in a way where it's like, hey,
I'm practicing Islam and you're practicing Catholicism and that's cool. No,
it's I'm practicing Islam and we're gonna tell a thousand
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people to come to this one location in a public
square and to bow down and you know, get your
prayer carpet, and take over entire sections of public arenas.
You know, America was built on this concept of the
separation of church and state. For some reason, that only
applies to all the non Muslims, right, So the Jews,
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the Christians, Catholics, what have you. We all need to
shut up and go to our places of worship and
keep that stuff to ourselves. But then you have you know,
AOC out today, you know, and I read an interesting
post about her. It was so on point. I don't
remember all of it, but it basically said, she's never
been married, she's never had a child, she's never run
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a business, she's never had to be in charge of
anything where it mattered. She literally just has read a
script that somebody else wrote for her, and the whole
idea that she was picked out of central casting. I'm
actually really starting to believe that. You know, there was
a rumor when she first came around that she was
Her brother had submitted her to something called the Brand
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New Congress, and it was like they were looking for
people that were, you know, wanted to get involved in
politics but had no experience, and this woman was a bartender,
and I'm sure she wasn't a very good one, and
so her brother submits her, she gets picked, and now
she just reads the words that other people write, which
you can tell very very quickly is because of the
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fact that these are people that have no independent thought.
Nothing that she says, nothing that Mom Donnie says, nothing,
that Talerico says, nothing that Adam Schiff says. They all
are out of some sort of strange script that. You know,
I'm not sure who is who is controlling the marionette,
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but there is a puppeteer somewhere and they are pulling
these strings. And today we see aoc out at this,
you know, mass Muslim. You know, let's take over a
public park and instead of going to a mosque to pray,
so that we can show everybody. Hey, guys, we're taking over.
And she's got a hitjob on. And I'm like, you
are a Latina. You are out there telling everybody that
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we have to be behind women, and we have to
be strong, and we have to stand up for our
rights and all this other nonsense. And now you're wearing
a head covering? Why why are you wearing a head covering?
You do realize the reason that in the religion of Islam,
and I use the word religion real loosely, guys, I mean,
this is like a stretch at best, and the hijab
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and the burka and all the sheets and everything, this
is to cover up women so that they are not
appealing or tempting to men. And yet somehow many of
these men are still marrying child brides. And that's not
just happening anymore. In Muslim countries. That's happening in Houston, Texas,
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happening in parts of New York. We are seeing this
all the time. And they're holding these little girls to them,
and you realize they're not holding them the way you
hold your daughter. And these kids are eight, nine, ten.
What the hell is going on? And you see these
little kids. I mean, I saw a video today of
a little girl, she's about nine or ten years old,
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and she's getting beat to shit outside of a musque
because her quote unquote husband said she didn't sexually satisfy him. Well,
she's nine. The fact that those two things are even
in the same sentence, he should be castrated and hung
up by his toenails. As far as I'm concerned, I
am struggling with this inability for people to start to
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identify and be honest about what is happening in our
world and in our society. Everyone is so afraid, especially
if you're white, to say what's actually happening. And I
was making this reference to a friend in another show
I was doing, and I said, you know, there's this
new show out called The Madison. I've probably mentioned it
here before, but there's a scene where this white girl
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gets attacked by a black criminal and he punches her
in the face, has to get like seven stitches and
steals all her stuff. Okay, fine. When the police come,
there's a black cop and a white cop, and they
ask her to describe the purp and she cannot because
she can't get out of her own way and explain
to them that the purp was black. So the CoP's like,
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can you not describe him? He was like right in
your face, And she's like no, and he's like why,
and she's explaining to him, well, like, I just I can't.
So she's telling her mom about it later and she's like, well,
I can't tell him what he looked like because he
was black, and that's racist. How the hell is describing
the race of someone racist? If you are judging someone
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by their race, sure, no problem all day every day.
When you are describing the person that robbed you, you
are describing the person who accosted you. Then what is
what am I missing? These are the things that I
struggle with. These are the things that I have trouble with.
I don't get why people aren't able to just identify
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and say this is happening when you have Third World
people come into a country take over the seats in
your office because you don't have anything against foreigners running
for elected positions that don't oblige themselves to the nation
in which they live. You know, we have people that
won't even cross their heart to pledge of allegiance. We
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have people saying that they hate this country, they're oppressed
by this country, and they're sitting in state and national offices,
elected offices right now. Some of them are running for
office and saying things like this. I mean, we had
this woman in Texas that won I guess the role
of you know, president of the school board or something
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like that, and she's out there, you know, screaming her
head off about how she hates the Jews and she's
pro Palestine and all this other shit, and I'm like,
you have got to be kidding me. There is far
too much going on, whether it's EBT fraud, whether it's
charity fraud, whether it's medicaid fraud, whether it's having one
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hundred and forty percent rise in autism because you are
robbing your states and this entire country blind in autism payouts,
because you're saying your community is overrun. Whatever it is,
but there is a real problem here. And not only
do we have them robbing our country and many other
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countries blind for their welfare and their fraud and their overtake,
but now we have these elected officials that are coming
in and saying, well, you're not allowed to say certain
things because it's it's racist, or it's you know, you're
coming out against Islam. You're damn right. I'm coming out
against Islam. I'm being honest about that. I have no
desire to assimilate to a religion that wants to subjugate women,
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thinks they're less worthy than a goat or a dog
that actually doesn't like dogs. I mean, we have this
story that just came out. I saw this today. There
was a seventy eight year old person walking their dog
and this man is this is Friday night and he's
walking his dog past a mosque, but because it's during Aid,
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the Muslims come out and they beat him up. This
seventy eight year old man has huge black eyes and
they're mad because they don't believe in dogs. Dogs are
unpure in their eyes, you know. And I'm not sure
about you guys, but I have the choice between Islam
and a dog. I'm picking the dog every day and
twice on Sunday. Folks, if it ends in, why that day,
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I'm taking that dog. So they beat this guy up.
He's an elderly person walking his dog. Have you seen
that story in the news anywhere? I mean, honestly, nobody
is talking about that like this. And when you start
to really analyze why, you have to ask yourself, why
is a Hispanic congresswoman wearing a hijab? Why are people
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in public school rooms telling kids that they have to
learn about the tenants and the pillars of Islam? I mean,
I told my daughter. She came home and she said,
you learned by absolutely not know you are not I'm
not teaching that. Well, it's a part of history. Well,
every religion is a part of history. At what point
do they get to Catholicism and Judaism. I'll look forward
to that unless and until I see that on the syllabus.
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You're not learning about the five pillars of Islam. You
can piss off with that shit. But see, that's the thing, right,
Like you have to be an involved parent. You have
to step in. And when I look at things like
what happened last night, So there were thousands of people
that gathered last night in front of Gracie Mansion, which
is the mayor's place of residence here in New York,
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because he has been so outwardly against the Jews and
the Christians of New York City. So they went out
in massive numbers and protested in front of Gracie Mansion.
And what did he do. He turned around and went
and prayed for one of the most violent holidays today
in full Islamic garb and in public. And he's bowing
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down and doing all the prayers and everything else. Why
why can't you go to a mosque? That is just unacceptable.
And I can promise you this, if we had a
Catholic mayor, if we had a Christian mayor, if we
had a Jewish mayor, and they were doing everything that
they did within their places of worship, in public discourse,
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in public parks, in the middle of streets, and gathering
thousands upon thousands of people to do it, the entire
media would be up in arms. They would be reporting
on it. How can you do this? How can you
take over? This is ridiculous they I'm telling you one
hundred percent, there is some sort of weird bowing down,
and I don't know inability to be honest about what
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is really happening. And let me tell you something else.
When we really start talking about the separation of church
and state, we're getting into the founding rules of our nation.
We're getting into those ideals that made people come and
find America because they wanted freedom, they wanted religious freedom,
they wanted the ability to be their own people. We
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have truly forgotten where we came from, who we are,
and what it is that we are beholden to. And
I'll tell you right now, if we don't change it,
and change it fast, we're going to be in a
whole world to hurt because between our inability to remember
who we are and where we came from, to remember
that we are a Judaeo Christian nation and we don't
bow down to Allah or Mohammed who likes to take
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seven year olds as his bride because he's a pedophile.
If we don't remember those things, we are going to
lose our way, and for many people it's already lost.
Then there's people like us, and they'll say we're extremists,
or we're speaking out, or we're too aggressive. It's too
serious to not be aggressive. When you start to see
one particular group taking over the narrative at every turn,
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we've gone too far. And when we start to see
these large throngs of kids and they're out, whether it's
in Chicago or it's in New Jersey, and yeah, the
majority of them are black. And then you say, well,
you can't say that because it's racist. No, it's not racist.
It's an identity problem. We need to be able to
identify who is in the street so that we can
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go find their parents. If we go and say, hey,
there was one thousand teenagers out there tonight and they
blocked up Long Branch, New Jersey, or they blocked up
the middle of Chicago, downtown Chicago, and you say, okay,
well what did they look like? Where do you think
they're from? And you say, I can't talk about that. Sorry,
now I can't talk about that. Well, I can't talk
about it. It's racist. I can't talk about it. Well
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if they were a bunch of Hispanic kids, or a
bunch of Asian kids, or a bunch of white kids,
would you be able to say it? Sure you would.
This is what I'm talking about. We have to get
to a place where we're honest with each other and
with ourselves about what is happening in our country. If
we do not start to be honest about what is happening,
we are never going to be able to fix it.
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There are good people in every race, but if there
is a situation happening and there is one race of
people committing said incident, we have to be able to
identify them so that the police can go and find
those people. Not to mention the fact that in this
day and age, everything is on camera. There are CCTVs
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and people with iPhones everywhere, so it's not really up
for debate. It's not a conversation where we can say
I don't know what their race was. Really, are you blind?
Can you see the video? This is where we start
to have a pivot, where it becomes willful and you're saying,
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I am unwilling to say that X person committed X
crime because it's uncomfortable. It's only uncomfortable if you make
it uncomfortable. You know, if there were a bunch of
guys walking down the street and they were like, yeah,
we're from the Asian mafia, and I went to the
police and I said, hey, there's a large group of people,
and they say they're in the mafia, and they're walking
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down the street, and the police officer says, can you
describe them? And I say no, I'm sorry, I can't.
What's it going to say to me, Well, how do
you expect me to help you if you can't identify
who's committing the problem. Well, they're just right over there
if you want to go see them. So then he
goes over and sees them, and he says, okay, so
I see them. It's a bunch of Asian people. Why
couldn't you just tell me that we've gone so far
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off the deep the deep end, honestly, and there has
to be a stopping point for me. We're here, we've arrived.
I don't give a shit what color you are. I
don't give a shit what your religion is. If you're
committing a crime, if you are the problem, if there's
a large group of you, I'm going to call it
like I see it. So if there's a thousand Muslims
in the middle of Times Square blocking all the streets,
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causing mayhem because they're Muslim, I'm going to say, hey,
there's a thousand Muslims blocking Times square. Could we get
the shit cleaned up? Can we please stop? If you
want to pray, if you want to do you go,
do you where they pray, don't do it in the
middle of the street. And what's so funny is all
these Antifa people and all these leftists who tell us
we have to be who we are, and we have
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to be allowed to be who we are, and we
have to be independent and blah blah blah. You know
so stupid. You guys are out there protesting with these people.
It is the most oppressive, aggressive religion. They are going
to shut you down. They don't believe in gays, they
don't believe in women's rights, they don't believe in rights
for dogs. It is absurd all these things that you
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guys think are so important. You want to have, you know,
LGBTQ days, and you want to have drag queens reading
the five year olds. You think that these people that
are slaughtering animals in the back of their living rooms
with blood going everywhere, and these animals are being tortured
before they die, you think they give a shit about
drag queens in the library. I mean, it's such a
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dichotomy of thought, and it requires everybody to be honest.
But people have forgotten how to be honest. They have
forgotten to how to have a real conversation, they have
forgotten how to just say what's actually happening. I tell
you what I haven't forgotten. If anything, I am clearer
and more awake than ever. And the another thing, I'm
really pissed off. I'm so sick of it, you know,
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I'm really sick of people telling me that they're so
sorry that this. You know, this administration is so hard
on illegal aliens, and how terrible it is. You know,
Joe Abraham, I text with him often, and he lost
his daughter, Katie. For those of you who don't know,
she was in a car at night, coming back from
her friend's house, not drinking, not stupid, not anything. Stopped
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at a red light and the illegal alien did not
stop behind her friend's car. He was drinking. He was drunk,
slammed into the back of the car and killed everybody
in the car. And his daughter was in the back
seat and was killed instantly. So now Katie Abraham was
gone at the very young age of twenty years old.
This family never have their daughter back. And you have
people like Illinois Senator Dick Durbin, and this is something
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he posted today. You ready, I am very pleased that
Ricardo has been released from ice attention and is reunited
with his mother, but he never should have been taken
from his school and family in the first place. We
must end the Trump administration's mass deportation operation and stop
these needlessly blah blah blah. So Joe Abraham Katie's father
put out and it's quite eloquent. Senator Katie is never
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coming home. Any words for her family, any acknowledgment of
the horrific way she died, or does your compassion only
run one direction? It is a very fair question. You know,
this young girl was out with her friends. Should have
been a normal knight, sitting in the back of a
car observing traffic laws and patterns, just at a red light.
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And now you're dead because somebody who never should have
been here in the first place and was let in
by an obscene you know, completely just gone President. I mean,
Joe Biden was as checked out as there ever was right.
This guy was nobody's home. So his entire administration is
being run by the most woke liberal lunatic ideologues in
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our history. They let in millions of illegal aliens who
have caused so many American families who have no choice
in the matter, so much hardship. Losing a child is
the most painful thing that can ever happen to you,
right because it's so far beyond losing a loved one,
losing a parent, losing a cousin or a relative or
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a friend. Your child is with you forever. You're supposed
to die before your child. You don't want to bury
your child, and that's what the Abrahams had to do.
And this guy has never said one word to this man.
I guarantee you if that little girl was an illegal alien,
he would have been at the funeral, because those are
the optics they're looking for. They're not looking to side
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with the American family. They're not looking to talk to
their true constitute, people that actually put into the system
that they totally and completely reap and steal from. For
the illegal alien, that's not who they want to comfort.
It is. So it is so upsetting to me to
see people post these beautiful pictures of their children, little
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beautiful baby pictures of their kids, and they're gone, They'll
never have them again. Because some dipshit president who didn't
know what day it was allowed them all in because
he was being controlled by this radical, lunatic party of people.
And I wouldn't even call them the Democrat Party, if
I'm being honest, I would say truly that these are communists.
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These are some sort of collective group that are being
held under the thumb of the Neville Singhams and the
George Soroses and the Alex Soroses. They have so much
money and they control so many people, and that's really
a part of the agenda, right, It's subjecting people into
this group think where they tell you that the group
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think is actually being an individual, is actually being unique,
is actually thinking outside the box. And they tell you
that all the other people that are not thinking like
you are tinfoil hats, conspiracy theorists. Whether it's you know,
talking about immigration, whether it's talking about Islam, whether it's
talking about you know, the Me Too movement. I mean,
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you name it, right, I mean, we haven't even heard
of an update on Eric Swalwell. I mean, this guy
is the biggest creep ever. All the most horrible things
that he and Reuben Diego did with taxpayer funding and
their pack money and all this other stuff. All the
women that they assaulted, we haven't heard anything because they're Democrats. Right.
Then you move on to the Save Act and you
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look at things like you know fun who has never
not even once said one word about supporting this Save Act.
All he ever says is well, we can't do it,
or we don't have the votes, or how the hell
would you know? You never put it up. The Congress
passed it twice. The Senate could pass it if you
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would get out of the way. But you're not getting
out of the way. And the lies that they're telling
people that the Save Act is supposed to limit and
restrict people's ability to vote, but it's not. That's not
what's happening. Women can vote. They're not stupid. They know
how to change their name. This whole idea that we
can't change our name, what a croc. And then I
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read this post from this guy. I have no idea
who this guy was. His name is Ryan Bamberger, and
he writes, I just thought it was hilarious. He said,
I have been brown my whole life. I've lived in
the South most of my life. I have never once
been unable to vote I've never been unable to get
a license or a photo ID, and I've never once
needed the Party of racism and voter suppression, the Democrats
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to speak for me. And I'll laugh when I saw it, right,
because here's a minority speaking out and saying, yeah, I
don't care about the color of my skin. I'm telling
you right now that this is utter nonsense and I'm
not dealing with it. And I'm like, finally, people are
starting to push back against the narrative, speak out against
the narratives, and they're not afraid anymore. Right, They're not
afraid of being ostracized. Because I think what we're all realizing,
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and what we're all coming to terms with, is that
those people that want to support these kind of ideas,
these people that want to hurt the average American right
and their American dream, are not people we want to
be friends with. Anyway, I read another really funny thing today,
and you guys will get a kick out of this.
You know how, I'm all against the vaccines. There's no
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reason for perfect little babies at the point of birth
to get thirty seven needles in the arm. But that's
another show. We'll leave that for a minute. But I
read this study today and it basically is talking about
these Finnish scientists and they decided that after all of
their study that these parks, and you guys have all
seen them, right, all of these parks that took out
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the dirt and the trees and everything that's on the
ground and replaced it with rubber and covered up all
the soil in the grass. And now it's just like
planners and these rubber blocks and everything. All the kids
got sick, right, So it's like they had like the
stats came out, it was like childhood asthma in the
US double between eighty and ninety five, the food allergies
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jump fifty percent between ninety seven and twenty eleven, and
peanut allergies and one year old's triple between twenty and
one and twenty seventeen, so on and so forth. Right,
And so the finished researchers come back and I'm like, well,
we think that the answer is very simple. And this
is a quote. It says kids today don't get dirty enough.
Thirty seven percent of American preschoolers now spend an hour
(26:46):
or less outside on a normal weekday. Their immune systems
are getting trained in environments stripped of the bacteria humans
have always lived around. It would be best if children
could play in puddles and everyone could dig organic soil.
So once they did this, and they started making these changes,
so Finland replaces all the rubber playgrounds with mud and dirt.
(27:09):
The kids got healthier within a year, and the exact
changes in their blood tests surprise the researchers. All these
problems started to disappear. What in an absolute novel idea
to let kids play outside and play in the dirt
and get dirty. You know, I see these people that
walk around with hand sanitizer on their bags like it's attached,
(27:30):
and I'm thinking of myself, what the hell I mean?
When did we become the society that is unable to
identify criminals, unable to let their kids play in the dirt,
unable to walk around unless they have hand sanitizer with them,
Unable to say that they're proud of their country, unable
to say that they can vote and get IDs on
their own. It just is an overwhelming, consistent, feckless way
(27:55):
of living. And it's everywhere. It's everywhere, every day. And
what's very upsetting is that there are so many people
on mainstream television that have acquiesced to this. They've capitulated
to the group think. They don't want anyone to challenge them.
They don't want to have the conversation, and they're really
(28:17):
afraid of what happens if they do. They're afraid of
who's going to not be their friend, not allow them
in their groove, not who cares? Who cares? I'm going
to end tonight on something that I thought was really great.
I don't know if you guys have ever seen La Bamba,
but there is an actor by the name of Lou
(28:37):
Diamond Phillips, and he was super famous because he played
the starring role in that movie back in the day
and it's been played a thousand times since then, but
that was like his big role. He was in a
bunch of other movies too, but that was like his breakout. Anyways,
I haven't heard or seen of him in like forever.
And then this week he posted on X and this
(29:00):
is what he said. It was May twenty fourth, and
he said, I am proud to be in DC tonight.
I am honored to be the Grand Marshal for the
Memorial Day Parade tomorrow. I am here to give respect
and gratitude to our fallen remember them on Memorial Day.
And I was like, wow, like that's really really incredible, right,
(29:21):
And I have to tell you, like, I saw that
and my heart just felt so full that somebody in Hollywood,
because there's only a handful of them guys, was brave
enough to actually say, Hey, I'm proud to be American,
and I am proud to be here and show my
respect to those who gave all to allow me to
(29:45):
live the life that I live. And the guy who
reposted him, Matthew Marsden, said not all actors are like this. Unfortunately.
God bless Lou Diamond Phillips. And I have to say,
God bless Lou Diamond Phillips. That made me feel so
happy when I saw that, and I I really was like, hmm,
maybe there is hope after all, right, because you do
you start to feel hopeless, especially somebody like me that
(30:07):
works in news all day and I see nothing but
terrible news, nothing but terrible things and terrible people all
the time, and nobody is being honest and nobody is
being forthcoming, and everybody's just out for themselves. And then
all of a sudden you see something like that and
it gives you hope again. And I know it made
me feel really hopeful when I saw that. So I
want to thank you guys for listening today. We are
(30:29):
going to be posting our next episode of sound Bites tomorrow,
which I'm really excited about. How a Lot of Fun
with Eric Eggers re recorded that earlier today, and please
check out Rogue recap dot com, follow us at Rogue
Recap at Linda Mick and we will see you tomorrow
with more news. Everybody, be safe, Pray for our troops.
Good night,
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