September 9, 2026 • 34 mins
In this episode of The Rogue Recap, Lynda McLaughlin covers concerns about privacy, government overreach, political accountability, and cultural polarization. She begins with a warning about smart TVs and ambient surveillance, sharing a personal experience in which a television appeared to transcribe a private conversation. The story raises broader questions about how smart devices collect, store, and use personal information—even when people are not actively interacting with them.
The episode then turns to New York City politics and controversy surrounding the mayor’s planned attendance at a 9/11 memorial ceremony. Lynda questions the connections between members of the mayor’s administration and individuals associated with controversial political and legal causes.
A major focus is Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and proposed changes to the state’s health regulations. Lynda argues that the changes could expand executive authority, allowing officials to enter homes, question children privately, and impose health-related measures without traditional legislative or judicial oversight. She frames this as a threat to checks and balances and individual liberty.
Lynda also criticizes changes in government terminology, including replacing words such as “mother” and “woman” with more bureaucratic language. She presents this as part of a wider cultural struggle over institutional power and the ability to redefine commonly understood terms.The episode explores the consequences of social pressure through a discussion of a juror who reportedly changed a verdict because of pressure from other jurors. Lynda uses the example to argue that people increasingly prioritize public approval over moral courage and personal responsibility.Finally, she comments on an old clip involving members of the Democratic Socialists of America, mocking what she describes as excessive sensitivity, ideological language, and emotional fragility. The episode closes with a broader warning: when institutions and individuals stop challenging overreach, surveillance, coercion, and social pressure can become normalized.
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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.
Speaker 2 (00:13):
What is up, everybody, and welcome to the Rogue Recap.
I am Linda McLaughlin, your host, and it is Wednesday,
September 9th, and super stoked, as always, to be with you.
Gonna start off today with a little consumer advice. My
husband and I, the other day, we're having a conversation.
This is super creepy. So pay attention because this is
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happening to all of us. And I want to say
for the record, like I'm fully aware that the phones
are listening and that there's, you know, ad targeted listening
and demographic targeted listening and yada, yada, yada. Okay, fine.
This is creepy, guys. We were sitting in our kitchen
a couple of weeks ago at the kitchen counter and
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late at night, maybe like, you know, on a weekend,
like 10 or 11 o'clock at night, you know, 10
minutes where we were able to just chat for a second,
just about nothing.
Speaker 3 (01:06):
Right.
Speaker 2 (01:07):
And as my husband was talking, we were, the living
room is to the other side, but it's kind of
an open concept thing, right? So the TV's in there.
We had the news on, but it was on mute
and we were just chatting. And as my husband's talking
to me, I noticed that something is happening. On the television.
And it catches my eye out of the periphery and
(01:28):
I turn and I look and it is transcribing word
for word what my husband is saying on the screen.
We don't have the remote. We're not changing the channel.
We're nowhere near the remote or the TV. And it
is literally transcribing everything my husband is saying onto the screen.
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And I smack him in the arm and I'm like, yo,
you got to look at this. Like I couldn't, it's
one of those moments where I couldn't believe it. I said,
you got to look at this. So he looks up,
he's like, what the hell? I was like, okay, that
is a bridge too far. So we, you know, we
look up online how to turn off in settings, the microphone,
(02:12):
but it's doing all of these weird things. It's not
really letting us turn it off. It's giving us weird
error messages and blah, blah, blah. So my husband literally
goes up behind the TV and removes the microphone. There
is an actual microphone in the back of your television,
especially if you have a smart television. It's recording everything, guys.
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I couldn't believe, honestly, like it took the, yeah, I
know they're listening thing to, holy shit. They are listening
to it with extreme accuracy and it has nothing to
do with engaging anything. Okay, so fast forward to this week.
And I'm sitting here doing my usual research for the show.
(02:55):
And I see these two guys. It's called Brains Forge.
And these two dudes are testing all of these smart TVs.
So the post from these guys says, after 500 plus
hours and $ 70, 000 of testing, these two researchers have found
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that LG smart TVs are secretly logging conversations and mapping homes.
There are already 216 million LG TVs in everybody's home.
So just imagine, right, the magnitude of information that they're getting.
And it's super creepy because they're not just getting like,
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you know, stupid conversations about, you know, the kids need
new shoes or we have to get school books or
did you get bananas at the store? They're getting like
every conversation, no matter how personal and private. So it's
completely just one of those super freak out moments. So
these guys actually recorded themselves. I just want you to
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hear it for a second. If you have a smart TV,
please go into your settings and disable anything that allows
them to listen because they're not discriminant in the way
that they're listening. They're listening whenever, however they choose because
they can. And they're recording it locally. Like they're not
just listening, taking a transcription and saying, Hey, Ty, they
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use your detergent. They are keeping it, logging it, and
it's saved in these databases. Take a listen to BrainForge.
It's only like 30 seconds, but it's just wild.
Speaker 4 (04:27):
This LG G5 TV has a microphone connected to it.
And right now it's listening to me and saving the information.
In fact, we can even unplug the network and it's
still listening to me. And what I'm saying is being stored.
by someone with remote access to the TV. And then
we were able to exfiltrate that recording via vulnerabilities after
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the user reconnected the network. No network.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
So those two guys just showed you, they unplug it,
they take the mic out, they completely take it off
the network, all the things, and it was still friggin' recording.
Speaker 5 (05:13):
I don't know.
Speaker 2 (05:13):
I was so freaked out. I mean, I think about
every day working in TV and radio and podcasting. I
am surrounded by electronics. I am surrounded by microphones. I
can only imagine what kind of information that they are
getting when they listen to me in my office. I'm
going to have to start saying some really weird shit
so I can throw them off. I don't know. But
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if you've got a smart TV, you're living your life.
Just reach behind that TV and look it up on
ChatGPT or Grok or Google, whatever you got to do
and see where your microphone is in your television and
take it out. At least it makes it a little harder.
I don't know. But I tell you guys, it's super freaky. So, okay,
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on to serious stuff. As I did my show yesterday,
I told you guys that I am one of those
people who thinks that scummy mom Donnie should stay far,
far away from our nine 11 memorial services on Friday.
And of course he's promising to go despite over a
hundred thousand signatures from New Yorkers asking him to respect
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their wishes to not have him there. It's kind of
like asking somebody to not come to a wake or
a funeral and they still show up. Like there's a
special place in hell for people like that. But the
thing that we pointed out last night was when he
did this, uh, proclamation signing the other day, and he
had given that pen to his chief counsel on his
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mayoral team. That guy's name is Ramzi Qasem, and he
is the chief counsel for Mamdani, but he was previously
in-house counsel for this imam who is a co-conspirator in
the 1993 World Trade Center attack. So he has a
legacy of defending people who have attacked the United States
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and tried to hurt the United States in a variety
of ways. He's currently representing Mahmoud Khalil, who in fact
was also invited to the, to the, to Gracie mansion,
to the mayor's mansion. And so he was there, you know,
and you have to understand like Mahmoud is a Palestinian activist.
Like This is a guy who was part of the
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encampments on Columbia University, protesting, making all this noise, and
he's not even supposed to be here. I mean, you know,
they put him down as an activist, but he's not
an activist. He's here illegally. Him and his wife are
two pieces of shit who speak out often against the
United States and saying that, you know, we are in
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bed with Israel. We deserve every bit of pain that
comes to the American people and what a terrible country
it is. So now Ramzi Qasem defended not just the
1993 World Trade Center co-conspirator and terrorist, who is currently
an imam, but also is now representing Mahmoud Khalil, who
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is a Palestinian activist who speaks out against the United
States and Israel, who of course was educated at Columbia University,
where all good terrorists come from. So Ramzi Qasem was
heard making this praise of this imam from the 1993 attacks.
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And it just is further evidence as to why the
families of 9-11 do not want him at their event
and their ceremony. I mean, there is no reason for
someone who hates America, who hates what we stand for,
and who supports someone like Qasem being in their, in
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their administration at the World Trade Center Memorial. I mean,
literally one of his clients is a co-conspirator of the
World Trade Center bombing case. Not to mention the fact
that the clip I'm about to play you says, and
I quote, he's talking, the guy's name is Imam Sara Wahaj.
(09:14):
This is literally This guy, he's saying he's an example
for all of us.
Speaker 6 (09:20):
What?
Speaker 2 (09:21):
The guy who tried to bring a building down in
93 and now is, you know, a part of these
mosques where they're still calling for death and destruction of
the infidel. This is the guy that works in the
mayor's camp and was handed the ceremonial pen that he
signed the 9-11 legislation with the other day. But of
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course he has to pass it through Commissioner Tisch, right?
Just to put a little salt in the wound because
everybody knows that they don't get along. But such a
strange and obvious connection. They're not even trying to hide it.
I guess because they don't have to because we never
do anything. But this is Ramzi Qasem talking about this
imam who is a co-conspirator of the 1993 World Trade
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Center bombing.
Speaker 7 (10:08):
Alhamdulillah, there's no shortage of models for us in our
own communities. Imam Siraj, who earlier so ably coaxed you
out of your money, is another example for all of us.
And we had the privilege at Clear of representing him.
And so there's no shortage of models.
Speaker 2 (10:33):
We had the privilege of representing him. The privilege? The
privilege of representing somebody who was trying to bring down
the World Trade Center in 1993? It's insane. And then
people ask the question, oh, it's Islamophobia. That's why they
don't want them there. Oh, they just don't like the mayor.
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That's why they don't want them there. No, it's because
everything they stand for, openly stand for, talk about, support, defend, promote,
is in a complete antithesis to that which the families
of 9-11 victims feel and wish to have portrayed at
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the 25th anniversary of the attack. I really, I hope
he doesn't show up. I really hope he doesn't show up.
I hope that there is some piece of him that says,
everyone here hates me. Out of sheer pride, I won't go.
But I think he likes it. I think he likes
to hurt people. I think he likes to put things
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in people's face. I think he likes to hurt anyone
who doesn't think like him. I think he enjoys it.
If the way that his wife speaks is any indicator
of how he thinks and speaks, Then he'll be there
on Friday to cause pain because that's who he is.
I don't know. Eyes are open on that one, guys.
Definitely a very scary moment for all of us that
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this person is literally in the mayor's administration and working
at Gracie Mansion. It's 25 years later in New York.
I got to tell you, I never thought I'd see it.
But let's move on to my other favorite person, Governor Shapiro.
So Governor Shapiro... is trying to do this law through
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Pennsylvania's health department where if they rewrite the disease rules,
investigators can enter homes and schools without a warrant. They
can pull students from their classes. They can do private
interviews where they don't have to tell their parents and
they can impose any disease control measure that they choose.
(12:41):
This is a real thing. This guy is trying to
do this right now. literally trying to change Pennsylvania law
so that he can go in and he can come
into your home without a warrant and tell you, you
have to do this, or you have to do that
in the name of public safety. Now, remember in during
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COVID Shapiro was one of the biggest lunatics. He was
shutting down everything. Everybody had to mask. Everybody had to
get the shot. Nobody could go to school, blah, blah, blah.
And if you didn't listen to him, and you went
about and you had free will and decided not to
take the death shot and not to put that crap
in your body and not put a mask over your face,
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you were considered the enemy. And they made sure that
that was the truth. So another guy pointed out, his
name's Dan Barkowiak, in Corman versus the acting secretary of health,
the Pennsylvania Supreme Court unanimously struck down a statewide school
mask mandate as exceeding the department's legal authority. Finally, somebody
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stood up to this douchebag. So now he's not going
after the legislature to try to take back this authority.
He's saying he wants within the gubernatorial office, that agency
to write itself into power and that the power would
then supersede anything else that the state tries to do.
It would lie completely with him and it would, it
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would take away any free will first, you live how
you want, and would supersede your freedoms so that they
can come to your home and break in and say, no,
you need to do this or that. Now, the Washington
Times on September 7th put an article out. If you
haven't seen it, I suggest you read it. It's called
Pennsylvania's Shapiro Seeks COVID-19 Style Lockdown Powers. Notice he's not
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asking for measures to be enforced. He is saying, I
want the control. So what they're talking about, and I'm
going to read a little bit of this, In 2021,
after a year of pandemic lockdowns, voters passed two amendments
that capped the governor's emergency declaration at 21 days. They
also gave the legislature the power to end or to
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extend them without his signature. It was a rare resounding
statement that the good people of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
do not want a single office holder governing by decree. Okay,
back to the good for thee, not for me bullshit
that we talked about the other day, right? We don't
need Marie Antoinette. So now Shapiro wants to go around
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the mandate. His administration has quietly advanced 500 pages of
changes to Pennsylvania's health code. And he's claiming expansive disease
control powers through executive regulation so that they can do
it without the legislature's approval. The new regulations replace the
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words mother and woman with individual and birthing individual.
Speaker 7 (15:46):
Okay.
Speaker 2 (15:46):
Just think about that for a minute. This is what
Shapiro is concerned with. Okay. He's acting like this is
to help God forbid, if there was mass disease, you know,
spreading through Pennsylvania, which is obviously a crock of shit.
He already tried it once with measles. Notice we haven't
heard shit about that since he gave his fake press conference,
but the new regulations are replacing the words mother and
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woman with with postpartum individual and birthing individual. This is
what this guy's worried about. We have to take away
the words mom and woman. Are there a bunch of
dudes out there giving birth that I don't know about?
Because let me tell you something. If you're passing a
baby through the top of your penis, I want to
know about it. I actually think that is breaking news
because I'll tell you what, I know a lot about
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men and they're not going through that. Nope, not a thing.
So please enlighten me as to why it cannot be
mother and woman, unless you're trying to subject us all
to your trans LBGTQ, whatever the hell it is. Who
gives a shit crap? I mean, honestly. So now, if
this was allowed to happen, the Department of Health would
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exact powers that literally the people of Pennsylvania voted to
strip the governor of just a couple of years ago.
It's always about him having more power. Shapiro is a very, very,
dangerous man who has a lot of money from a
lot of very bad people, okay? This is one of
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those things where you have to really ask yourself, what
the hell is going on that this guy is trying
to pass 500 new legislative actions and nobody's paying attention?
You think the people of Pennsylvania know that this scumbag
right now is trying to do this and exact this
kind of intense power over the people of Pennsylvania? the
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hell's going on? What happened to the idea of checks
and balances? What happened to the idea of you are
a governor, you have a government beneath you. You have
people that are of the house and the Senate of Pennsylvania.
We have legislature. We have measures in place to make
sure that no one person has too much power. Now
there may be people where we say, well, we need
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his signature on it to make X, Y, Z happen,
but it's not like he's the only one we need.
And that's essentially where we find ourselves right now. The
idea that we live in a republic governed by our
founding fathers' documents, the Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence,
and the Constitution, which I think everybody could probably use
a little refresher on. I think there's some people that
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could use a little update on that information. I think
that they should take a look at this article. Again,
in the Washington Times, written by Meg Martin. She's the
COO and General Counsel for the Commonwealth Foundation. It's a
free market think tank here in Pennsylvania. God bless her
for writing this article. Highly recommend that you listen to it.
In addition, I'd like you to listen to this quick cut,
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which was a podcast interview on this very topic.
Speaker 3 (18:48):
Maybe draw some similarities in comparing what happened during COVID
under Wolf and now this under Shapiro. It became apparent, Joe,
with about two, three months into it. that these were
bureaucrats in Harrisburg, activist bureaucrats and their staffers, literally making
things up as they were going along. And the draconian
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nature of it, the government deciding who is essential, who
is not, who gets to go to work, who doesn't,
which business stays open, which doesn't. The right approach was,
you know, take whatever precautionary measures you need to take.
And our tagline was reopening saves lives because it was
clear that these lockdowns were destroying far more lives than
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they were saving.
Speaker 7 (19:31):
Could this be a COVID 2.0, unless it's checked?
Speaker 3 (19:35):
If that came to fruition, there was a COVID or
similar incident, and the way it's written, it could be
a measles outbreak. And no one's trivializing that, but that's
certainly not the type of thing that would warrant... lockdowns.
But yet it could easily be parlayed into that because
it's at the discretion pretty much of the governor. And
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they're basically a self-anointed king at that point because you
use the emergency powers to do largely whatever you want,
clearly including throwing the Constitution out the window to enter
people's homes. to dust off some Eastern Bloc techniques and
interview children and have them rat their parents out. I mean,
people should be up in arms over this, regardless of
your political persuasion, regardless of what you think about vaccines.
(20:20):
This is over the top.
Speaker 2 (20:23):
I actually love what he just closed with. He said,
and that was posted by the Pennsylvania House GOP. I
love that he said, this is Eastern Bloc techniques. They're
going after your children. and they're telling your children that
they have to rat you out. They're asking your children
questions when they should be coming to you. They should
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be asking you, but instead, they want to scare the
shit out of your kids and have your kids rat
you out, not even knowing it, right? Like my youngest
son is 11. If you ask him a question, he's
going to answer you honestly, because that's the beauty of children,
unless they're trying to lie about the fact that they
ate the last cookie or hit their brother or sister,
they're usually pretty honest. They're gonna be forthcoming and they're
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just gonna say, oh yeah, mom did this, dad did this.
We went here, we went there, right? So this idea
that they can go after your kids, this idea that
they can enter your home, right? I mean, this idea
that you have a door with a lock on it
and they get to break it down. That's always my
biggest fear is that they're gonna come to your door,
break your door down and they have guns drawn And
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your whole family is there and you're just like, why?
Why is this happening? And we saw a lot of
that during the elections, during COVID. We really saw the
strong arm of government. And that's what's very scary about
the left. Full disclosure, I'm an equal opportunity hater. I
believe in the us versus them. You guys know I
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believe in the uniparty. I do not believe in Republicans
and Democrats. I do think that some people are crazier
than others. But I think we're really kind of dealing
with more liberals and conservatives and much less about the party, right?
Because the uniparty has no interest at all in taking
care of the American people. What they do have an
interest in is lobbying, special interest, playing the stock market
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with insider information. We see it time and time again
at the very highest levels of government. There seems to
be no barriers and zero conscience when it comes to
people who end up in the DC swamp, which is
very sad, but this should be a non-partisan issue. Whether
you're a Democrat or a Republican, do you want some
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bureaucrat coming to your door, guns drawn, shooting your dog,
putting your kids in handcuffs, putting you in handcuffs and
dragging you out of your house because of what they're
calling a health emergency? This goes directly back to the
emergency use authorization, which was what they used in order
to push through a vaccine that hadn't gone through all
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of the testing that it's supposed to go through. And
don't get me wrong. I think the FDA is a
terrible organization, a government arm of complete, it's a sham.
It's who can pay to the highest bidder. But all
of that to say, during COVID, they had the power, 100%.
They were pushing shit through. They had everybody sign these
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papers and these waivers that if you did have a
vaccine injury, you were on your own. And guess what?
People are on their own. In fact, today in Canada,
they are live streaming all of these people. They're doing
these massive class action suits against Pfizer and Moderna, AstraZeneca,
the parent company to Pfizer, et cetera. They are going
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after them because of all of the vaccine injuries that
they've had. And it is like, by the tens of
thousands of people. At some point, I'm hoping that people
will wake up and say, shit, maybe I better take
like a spike protein protocol and clean my body because
the proteins that were put in my body by this
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fake vaccine were actually injected into me so that I
would get turbo cancers and palsy and other unknown neurological
diseases that no one has a cure for because now
the medical industry has a reason to treat, and they
have a lifelong customer, right? Because medicine is no longer
about helping. I mean, I don't know about you guys,
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but when I go into a doctor's office and they're nice,
I mean, I'm ready to give them an award. That
should be the status quo. That should be the benchmark.
But instead, it is the exception to the rule pretty
much always, right? I mean, they're so distracted. And I mean,
this is a whole other conversation in a different show.
But there's nothing more upsetting than when you walk up
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to the counter to talk to somebody and you're trying
to get information and they're on their freaking phone. I'm like, oh, hi,
I'm just here about my well-being and my health. But yeah, sure.
Text your buddy. Do a Snapchat. Find out what's going
on on X or Facebook.
Speaker 4 (25:01):
Sure.
Speaker 7 (25:02):
Go ahead.
Speaker 2 (25:02):
Take your time. It's no rush. That's like the current environment.
It's disgusting. So I'm all about getting Shapiro in check.
I'm going to do everything that I can to bring
awareness to this. I know Stacey Garrity is running for
governor against Shapiro. She clearly does not have even a
quarter of the money that he has, but she is
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a far better selection and choice for the state than
this disgusting human. So let's pray that we can get
some attention on Shapiro and start to wake people up
so that we can actually, actually stop him right from
the Gestapo that he's trying to cause here.
Speaker 7 (25:40):
Okay.
Speaker 2 (25:41):
I want to play, I think, two or three more cuts.
I have to play you this juror. She started out
saying that she was a guilty verdict, but switched to
not guilty because of the pressure in the jury pool.
I have a lot to say here, but I'm going
to let you hear the audio first. That person, the
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majority of the room was trying to kind of sway
that person from the very beginning. So where did you
come down from the very beginning? Like, what was your vote?
Speaker 5 (26:11):
So originally I felt as though she was guilty and
she was criminally responsible.
Speaker 2 (26:20):
And maybe I still believe that in a certain way.
So originally I felt that she was guilty and responsible
for it. And maybe I still feel that way, but
I voted not guilty because there was so much pressure.
Imagine being so weak as a human being. That you
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are unable to save the memory of three children, five
and under, who were murdered at the hands of their psychotic,
satanic mother. Just hold on to that for a minute.
Three babies, the youngest one eight months old, murdered by
their own mom. And it was just too much pressure
for you. How weak and feckless are you? That's what's
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so sad about today's society. People are so worried. about
what's going to happen. What are people going to say?
What's this one going to say? How's it going to
affect me? What's this one going to think? Who gives
a shit? Do the right thing. How hard is it
to do the right thing? Obviously very hard. This is
the consistent issue. Anyways, you guys know Lindsay Clancy is
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a murderer. I hope she burns in hell. I hope
she goes there real soon. She's a really bad person.
I don't want somebody like that living in jail, getting
three meals a day, you know, living for the next
however many years on taxpayer's dime. I just want her
to literally will herself to death and just go to hell.
I don't see why on God's green earth, this person
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deserves to live when her three beautiful children are dead
and dead in the most horrific, gruesome and painful way.
I just can't. All right. This is going to be
the last cut of the day. This is an old cut.
This is a 2018 cut. but it was making the
rounds over the last few days. And it's so insane. Okay.
(28:09):
It's really insane. So I thought maybe I'll play this.
So this week is the Republican national committee's midterm convention
in Dallas. Now, in my opinion, this is incredibly poor planning.
Tonight is the opening night of the NFL. And this
is the night that they're having president Trump speak at
the RNC. Like, I don't know who did the calendar,
(28:30):
probably not your strongest and best decision. I'll just leave
that there. But as much as stupid as some of
these things may be by the right, I want you
to take a listen to the Democrats of the Democrat
Socialist Party, okay? The DSA. Not the regular Democrats, who
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are also nuts. These are the far left. They call
each other comrade and brother and I'm with you in
arms and all this other bullshit, right? And meanwhile... They
are snowflakes that melt under the hint of pressure. They
couldn't hack it for a minute, okay? And mind you,
(29:13):
this is also from 2018. So this is before people
were really paying attention. So you're kind of getting an
even better inside look at how nuts they are. Now
they're nuts, but sometimes they tame it down because they're like, oh,
everybody's watching, everybody's paying attention. But I'm telling you, this
is hysterical. It's each person in this cut, is trying
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to outwoke one another in such a way that it's very,
very special. Take a seat so that we can count.
Speaker 4 (29:47):
When there's so many people moving around, it's very difficult
to count.
Speaker 5 (29:51):
Quick point of privilege. Guys, first of all, James Jackson, Sacramento, he, him.
I Just want to say, can we please keep the
chatter to a minimum? I'm one of the people who's very,
very prone to sensory overload. There's a lot of whispering
and chatter going on. It's making it very difficult for
me to focus. Please, can we just, I know we're
all fresh and ready to go, but can we please
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just keep the chatter to a minimum? It's affecting my
ability to focus. Thank you.
Speaker 7 (30:15):
Thank you, comrade.
Speaker 2 (30:15):
Okay, is there a speaker against name, chapter, pronouns?
Speaker 7 (30:19):
Point of personal privilege.
Speaker 3 (30:21):
Yes.
Speaker 6 (30:22):
Please do not use gendered language to address everyone.
Speaker 2 (30:29):
OK.
Speaker 6 (30:30):
We have a lot of disabled comrades and a lot
of those are invisible disability. First of all, in this room,
I see that no one's clapping for me. It could
be because I'm not engaging, but it also is because
everyone's doing this. And that's really important because those loud
bursts of noise, even though this is a noisy space,
when we can do something like reducing that, that's really important.
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So please don't clap, shoot up these. And additionally with
the noise issue, like avoid hissing, avoid waving banners, right?
If you don't know what to do, show up these, right?
I'm sure there's lots of ways that we can communicate
to each other without needing to rely on something that's
going to hurt somebody else. We have quiet rooms that
are available. There's a range of options of these, right?
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On 7, there's one that has video but no sound.
If you still want to be able to observe the convention,
but the sound is an issue. There's also in Piedmont 8,
a completely quiet room. One thing to note there, please
don't go into that space with anything that's like an
aggressive scent, for instance, right? Because that's going to be
difficult for people. Don't talk to cops. Don't talk to
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MAGA assholes. We're almost there. But thank you.
Speaker 5 (31:40):
Quick point of privilege once again. Quick point of privilege
once again. Hi, James Jackson, Sacramento DSA, he, him. I
have already asked people to be mindful of the chatter
of their comrades who are sensitive to sensory overload. And
that goes double for the heckling and the hissing. It
is also triggering to my anxiety. Like, be comradely isn't
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just for, like, you know, let's keep things civil or whatever.
It's so that people aren't going to get triggered and
so that it doesn't affect their performance as a delegate, okay?
Resolutions and availability.
Speaker 4 (32:12):
Very brief.
Speaker 2 (32:13):
Very brief point of information.
Speaker 5 (32:15):
If you are using a microphone, talk into it directly
like I am right now and do not wave your
face back and forth because people cannot hear you.
Speaker 3 (32:22):
That is all.
Speaker 7 (32:23):
Okay. Awesome.
Speaker 4 (32:24):
Thank you for the pointers.
Speaker 5 (32:25):
Yes.
Speaker 2 (32:28):
So between the points of information, the points of anxiety,
the points of privilege, the points of he, her, I mean,
these are real people. These are real people. whose votes
are going to cancel out ours. How scary is this?
I mean, these people are so insane and they're like
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point of privilege. You're talking is raising my anxiety and
you can go in a room and watch a video
and it has no sounds and mega assholes. I'm like, okay,
we're all so hurt and so anxious and so scared,
so worried, so teed up. so ready to go. At
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the same time, we need a quiet space. We need
not to have sensory overload. We need to call everyone
else an asshole. We're kind and we're soft and we're gentle,
but we're weak and we're lonely. Oh my God. You can't,
you know, it's funny. I always say you can't make
it up, but you don't have to because these people
are real. This is who they are. When they tell
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you who they are, believe them. Don't ask them for
any more information. They're giving it to you. They're fucking nuts.
Speaker 4 (33:43):
Period.
Speaker 2 (33:43):
End of sentence. Oh my gosh. Sorry for the F-bomb, guys,
but sometimes you just gotta, you know? Anyways, this is
the Rogue Recap. You are listening to Linda McLaughlin. We
are so happy to have you here. Please check us
out at theroguerrecap at lindamec and roguerecap.com. We will see
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you guys back here tomorrow. I have no doubt everyone's
going to be out of their minds After watching the
RNC president's speech as well as the NFL's male cheerleaders,
two things to look forward to tonight. Have a great night.
We'll see you tomorrow.
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 (00:13):
What is up, everybody, and welcome to the Rogue Recap.
I am Linda McLaughlin, your host, and it is Wednesday,
September 9th, and super stoked, as always, to be with you.
Gonna start off today with a little consumer advice. My
husband and I, the other day, we're having a conversation.
This is super creepy. So pay attention because this is
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happening to all of us. And I want to say
for the record, like I'm fully aware that the phones
are listening and that there's, you know, ad targeted listening
and demographic targeted listening and yada, yada, yada. Okay, fine.
This is creepy, guys. We were sitting in our kitchen
a couple of weeks ago at the kitchen counter and
(00:57):
late at night, maybe like, you know, on a weekend,
like 10 or 11 o'clock at night, you know, 10
minutes where we were able to just chat for a second,
just about nothing.
Speaker 3 (01:06):
Right.
Speaker 2 (01:07):
And as my husband was talking, we were, the living
room is to the other side, but it's kind of
an open concept thing, right? So the TV's in there.
We had the news on, but it was on mute
and we were just chatting. And as my husband's talking
to me, I noticed that something is happening. On the television.
And it catches my eye out of the periphery and
(01:28):
I turn and I look and it is transcribing word
for word what my husband is saying on the screen.
We don't have the remote. We're not changing the channel.
We're nowhere near the remote or the TV. And it
is literally transcribing everything my husband is saying onto the screen.
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And I smack him in the arm and I'm like, yo,
you got to look at this. Like I couldn't, it's
one of those moments where I couldn't believe it. I said,
you got to look at this. So he looks up,
he's like, what the hell? I was like, okay, that
is a bridge too far. So we, you know, we
look up online how to turn off in settings, the microphone,
(02:12):
but it's doing all of these weird things. It's not
really letting us turn it off. It's giving us weird
error messages and blah, blah, blah. So my husband literally
goes up behind the TV and removes the microphone. There
is an actual microphone in the back of your television,
especially if you have a smart television. It's recording everything, guys.
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I couldn't believe, honestly, like it took the, yeah, I
know they're listening thing to, holy shit. They are listening
to it with extreme accuracy and it has nothing to
do with engaging anything. Okay, so fast forward to this week.
And I'm sitting here doing my usual research for the show.
(02:55):
And I see these two guys. It's called Brains Forge.
And these two dudes are testing all of these smart TVs.
So the post from these guys says, after 500 plus
hours and $ 70, 000 of testing, these two researchers have found
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that LG smart TVs are secretly logging conversations and mapping homes.
There are already 216 million LG TVs in everybody's home.
So just imagine, right, the magnitude of information that they're getting.
And it's super creepy because they're not just getting like,
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you know, stupid conversations about, you know, the kids need
new shoes or we have to get school books or
did you get bananas at the store? They're getting like
every conversation, no matter how personal and private. So it's
completely just one of those super freak out moments. So
these guys actually recorded themselves. I just want you to
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hear it for a second. If you have a smart TV,
please go into your settings and disable anything that allows
them to listen because they're not discriminant in the way
that they're listening. They're listening whenever, however they choose because
they can. And they're recording it locally. Like they're not
just listening, taking a transcription and saying, Hey, Ty, they
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use your detergent. They are keeping it, logging it, and
it's saved in these databases. Take a listen to BrainForge.
It's only like 30 seconds, but it's just wild.
Speaker 4 (04:27):
This LG G5 TV has a microphone connected to it.
And right now it's listening to me and saving the information.
In fact, we can even unplug the network and it's
still listening to me. And what I'm saying is being stored.
by someone with remote access to the TV. And then
we were able to exfiltrate that recording via vulnerabilities after
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the user reconnected the network. No network.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
So those two guys just showed you, they unplug it,
they take the mic out, they completely take it off
the network, all the things, and it was still friggin' recording.
Speaker 5 (05:13):
I don't know.
Speaker 2 (05:13):
I was so freaked out. I mean, I think about
every day working in TV and radio and podcasting. I
am surrounded by electronics. I am surrounded by microphones. I
can only imagine what kind of information that they are
getting when they listen to me in my office. I'm
going to have to start saying some really weird shit
so I can throw them off. I don't know. But
(05:34):
if you've got a smart TV, you're living your life.
Just reach behind that TV and look it up on
ChatGPT or Grok or Google, whatever you got to do
and see where your microphone is in your television and
take it out. At least it makes it a little harder.
I don't know. But I tell you guys, it's super freaky. So, okay,
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on to serious stuff. As I did my show yesterday,
I told you guys that I am one of those
people who thinks that scummy mom Donnie should stay far,
far away from our nine 11 memorial services on Friday.
And of course he's promising to go despite over a
hundred thousand signatures from New Yorkers asking him to respect
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their wishes to not have him there. It's kind of
like asking somebody to not come to a wake or
a funeral and they still show up. Like there's a
special place in hell for people like that. But the
thing that we pointed out last night was when he
did this, uh, proclamation signing the other day, and he
had given that pen to his chief counsel on his
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mayoral team. That guy's name is Ramzi Qasem, and he
is the chief counsel for Mamdani, but he was previously
in-house counsel for this imam who is a co-conspirator in
the 1993 World Trade Center attack. So he has a
legacy of defending people who have attacked the United States
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and tried to hurt the United States in a variety
of ways. He's currently representing Mahmoud Khalil, who in fact
was also invited to the, to the, to Gracie mansion,
to the mayor's mansion. And so he was there, you know,
and you have to understand like Mahmoud is a Palestinian activist.
Like This is a guy who was part of the
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encampments on Columbia University, protesting, making all this noise, and
he's not even supposed to be here. I mean, you know,
they put him down as an activist, but he's not
an activist. He's here illegally. Him and his wife are
two pieces of shit who speak out often against the
United States and saying that, you know, we are in
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bed with Israel. We deserve every bit of pain that
comes to the American people and what a terrible country
it is. So now Ramzi Qasem defended not just the
1993 World Trade Center co-conspirator and terrorist, who is currently
an imam, but also is now representing Mahmoud Khalil, who
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is a Palestinian activist who speaks out against the United
States and Israel, who of course was educated at Columbia University,
where all good terrorists come from. So Ramzi Qasem was
heard making this praise of this imam from the 1993 attacks.
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And it just is further evidence as to why the
families of 9-11 do not want him at their event
and their ceremony. I mean, there is no reason for
someone who hates America, who hates what we stand for,
and who supports someone like Qasem being in their, in
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their administration at the World Trade Center Memorial. I mean,
literally one of his clients is a co-conspirator of the
World Trade Center bombing case. Not to mention the fact
that the clip I'm about to play you says, and
I quote, he's talking, the guy's name is Imam Sara Wahaj.
(09:14):
This is literally This guy, he's saying he's an example
for all of us.
Speaker 6 (09:20):
What?
Speaker 2 (09:21):
The guy who tried to bring a building down in
93 and now is, you know, a part of these
mosques where they're still calling for death and destruction of
the infidel. This is the guy that works in the
mayor's camp and was handed the ceremonial pen that he
signed the 9-11 legislation with the other day. But of
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course he has to pass it through Commissioner Tisch, right?
Just to put a little salt in the wound because
everybody knows that they don't get along. But such a
strange and obvious connection. They're not even trying to hide it.
I guess because they don't have to because we never
do anything. But this is Ramzi Qasem talking about this
imam who is a co-conspirator of the 1993 World Trade
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Center bombing.
Speaker 7 (10:08):
Alhamdulillah, there's no shortage of models for us in our
own communities. Imam Siraj, who earlier so ably coaxed you
out of your money, is another example for all of us.
And we had the privilege at Clear of representing him.
And so there's no shortage of models.
Speaker 2 (10:33):
We had the privilege of representing him. The privilege? The
privilege of representing somebody who was trying to bring down
the World Trade Center in 1993? It's insane. And then
people ask the question, oh, it's Islamophobia. That's why they
don't want them there. Oh, they just don't like the mayor.
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That's why they don't want them there. No, it's because
everything they stand for, openly stand for, talk about, support, defend, promote,
is in a complete antithesis to that which the families
of 9-11 victims feel and wish to have portrayed at
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the 25th anniversary of the attack. I really, I hope
he doesn't show up. I really hope he doesn't show up.
I hope that there is some piece of him that says,
everyone here hates me. Out of sheer pride, I won't go.
But I think he likes it. I think he likes
to hurt people. I think he likes to put things
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in people's face. I think he likes to hurt anyone
who doesn't think like him. I think he enjoys it.
If the way that his wife speaks is any indicator
of how he thinks and speaks, Then he'll be there
on Friday to cause pain because that's who he is.
I don't know. Eyes are open on that one, guys.
Definitely a very scary moment for all of us that
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this person is literally in the mayor's administration and working
at Gracie Mansion. It's 25 years later in New York.
I got to tell you, I never thought I'd see it.
But let's move on to my other favorite person, Governor Shapiro.
So Governor Shapiro... is trying to do this law through
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Pennsylvania's health department where if they rewrite the disease rules,
investigators can enter homes and schools without a warrant. They
can pull students from their classes. They can do private
interviews where they don't have to tell their parents and
they can impose any disease control measure that they choose.
(12:41):
This is a real thing. This guy is trying to
do this right now. literally trying to change Pennsylvania law
so that he can go in and he can come
into your home without a warrant and tell you, you
have to do this, or you have to do that
in the name of public safety. Now, remember in during
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COVID Shapiro was one of the biggest lunatics. He was
shutting down everything. Everybody had to mask. Everybody had to
get the shot. Nobody could go to school, blah, blah, blah.
And if you didn't listen to him, and you went
about and you had free will and decided not to
take the death shot and not to put that crap
in your body and not put a mask over your face,
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you were considered the enemy. And they made sure that
that was the truth. So another guy pointed out, his
name's Dan Barkowiak, in Corman versus the acting secretary of health,
the Pennsylvania Supreme Court unanimously struck down a statewide school
mask mandate as exceeding the department's legal authority. Finally, somebody
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stood up to this douchebag. So now he's not going
after the legislature to try to take back this authority.
He's saying he wants within the gubernatorial office, that agency
to write itself into power and that the power would
then supersede anything else that the state tries to do.
It would lie completely with him and it would, it
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would take away any free will first, you live how
you want, and would supersede your freedoms so that they
can come to your home and break in and say, no,
you need to do this or that. Now, the Washington
Times on September 7th put an article out. If you
haven't seen it, I suggest you read it. It's called
Pennsylvania's Shapiro Seeks COVID-19 Style Lockdown Powers. Notice he's not
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asking for measures to be enforced. He is saying, I
want the control. So what they're talking about, and I'm
going to read a little bit of this, In 2021,
after a year of pandemic lockdowns, voters passed two amendments
that capped the governor's emergency declaration at 21 days. They
also gave the legislature the power to end or to
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extend them without his signature. It was a rare resounding
statement that the good people of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
do not want a single office holder governing by decree. Okay,
back to the good for thee, not for me bullshit
that we talked about the other day, right? We don't
need Marie Antoinette. So now Shapiro wants to go around
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the mandate. His administration has quietly advanced 500 pages of
changes to Pennsylvania's health code. And he's claiming expansive disease
control powers through executive regulation so that they can do
it without the legislature's approval. The new regulations replace the
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words mother and woman with individual and birthing individual.
Speaker 7 (15:46):
Okay.
Speaker 2 (15:46):
Just think about that for a minute. This is what
Shapiro is concerned with. Okay. He's acting like this is
to help God forbid, if there was mass disease, you know,
spreading through Pennsylvania, which is obviously a crock of shit.
He already tried it once with measles. Notice we haven't
heard shit about that since he gave his fake press conference,
but the new regulations are replacing the words mother and
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woman with with postpartum individual and birthing individual. This is
what this guy's worried about. We have to take away
the words mom and woman. Are there a bunch of
dudes out there giving birth that I don't know about?
Because let me tell you something. If you're passing a
baby through the top of your penis, I want to
know about it. I actually think that is breaking news
because I'll tell you what, I know a lot about
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men and they're not going through that. Nope, not a thing.
So please enlighten me as to why it cannot be
mother and woman, unless you're trying to subject us all
to your trans LBGTQ, whatever the hell it is. Who
gives a shit crap? I mean, honestly. So now, if
this was allowed to happen, the Department of Health would
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exact powers that literally the people of Pennsylvania voted to
strip the governor of just a couple of years ago.
It's always about him having more power. Shapiro is a very, very,
dangerous man who has a lot of money from a
lot of very bad people, okay? This is one of
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those things where you have to really ask yourself, what
the hell is going on that this guy is trying
to pass 500 new legislative actions and nobody's paying attention?
You think the people of Pennsylvania know that this scumbag
right now is trying to do this and exact this
kind of intense power over the people of Pennsylvania? the
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hell's going on? What happened to the idea of checks
and balances? What happened to the idea of you are
a governor, you have a government beneath you. You have
people that are of the house and the Senate of Pennsylvania.
We have legislature. We have measures in place to make
sure that no one person has too much power. Now
there may be people where we say, well, we need
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his signature on it to make X, Y, Z happen,
but it's not like he's the only one we need.
And that's essentially where we find ourselves right now. The
idea that we live in a republic governed by our
founding fathers' documents, the Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence,
and the Constitution, which I think everybody could probably use
a little refresher on. I think there's some people that
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could use a little update on that information. I think
that they should take a look at this article. Again,
in the Washington Times, written by Meg Martin. She's the
COO and General Counsel for the Commonwealth Foundation. It's a
free market think tank here in Pennsylvania. God bless her
for writing this article. Highly recommend that you listen to it.
In addition, I'd like you to listen to this quick cut,
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which was a podcast interview on this very topic.
Speaker 3 (18:48):
Maybe draw some similarities in comparing what happened during COVID
under Wolf and now this under Shapiro. It became apparent, Joe,
with about two, three months into it. that these were
bureaucrats in Harrisburg, activist bureaucrats and their staffers, literally making
things up as they were going along. And the draconian
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nature of it, the government deciding who is essential, who
is not, who gets to go to work, who doesn't,
which business stays open, which doesn't. The right approach was,
you know, take whatever precautionary measures you need to take.
And our tagline was reopening saves lives because it was
clear that these lockdowns were destroying far more lives than
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they were saving.
Speaker 7 (19:31):
Could this be a COVID 2.0, unless it's checked?
Speaker 3 (19:35):
If that came to fruition, there was a COVID or
similar incident, and the way it's written, it could be
a measles outbreak. And no one's trivializing that, but that's
certainly not the type of thing that would warrant... lockdowns.
But yet it could easily be parlayed into that because
it's at the discretion pretty much of the governor. And
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they're basically a self-anointed king at that point because you
use the emergency powers to do largely whatever you want,
clearly including throwing the Constitution out the window to enter
people's homes. to dust off some Eastern Bloc techniques and
interview children and have them rat their parents out. I mean,
people should be up in arms over this, regardless of
your political persuasion, regardless of what you think about vaccines.
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This is over the top.
Speaker 2 (20:23):
I actually love what he just closed with. He said,
and that was posted by the Pennsylvania House GOP. I
love that he said, this is Eastern Bloc techniques. They're
going after your children. and they're telling your children that
they have to rat you out. They're asking your children
questions when they should be coming to you. They should
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be asking you, but instead, they want to scare the
shit out of your kids and have your kids rat
you out, not even knowing it, right? Like my youngest
son is 11. If you ask him a question, he's
going to answer you honestly, because that's the beauty of children,
unless they're trying to lie about the fact that they
ate the last cookie or hit their brother or sister,
they're usually pretty honest. They're gonna be forthcoming and they're
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just gonna say, oh yeah, mom did this, dad did this.
We went here, we went there, right? So this idea
that they can go after your kids, this idea that
they can enter your home, right? I mean, this idea
that you have a door with a lock on it
and they get to break it down. That's always my
biggest fear is that they're gonna come to your door,
break your door down and they have guns drawn And
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your whole family is there and you're just like, why?
Why is this happening? And we saw a lot of
that during the elections, during COVID. We really saw the
strong arm of government. And that's what's very scary about
the left. Full disclosure, I'm an equal opportunity hater. I
believe in the us versus them. You guys know I
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believe in the uniparty. I do not believe in Republicans
and Democrats. I do think that some people are crazier
than others. But I think we're really kind of dealing
with more liberals and conservatives and much less about the party, right?
Because the uniparty has no interest at all in taking
care of the American people. What they do have an
interest in is lobbying, special interest, playing the stock market
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with insider information. We see it time and time again
at the very highest levels of government. There seems to
be no barriers and zero conscience when it comes to
people who end up in the DC swamp, which is
very sad, but this should be a non-partisan issue. Whether
you're a Democrat or a Republican, do you want some
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bureaucrat coming to your door, guns drawn, shooting your dog,
putting your kids in handcuffs, putting you in handcuffs and
dragging you out of your house because of what they're
calling a health emergency? This goes directly back to the
emergency use authorization, which was what they used in order
to push through a vaccine that hadn't gone through all
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of the testing that it's supposed to go through. And
don't get me wrong. I think the FDA is a
terrible organization, a government arm of complete, it's a sham.
It's who can pay to the highest bidder. But all
of that to say, during COVID, they had the power, 100%.
They were pushing shit through. They had everybody sign these
(23:23):
papers and these waivers that if you did have a
vaccine injury, you were on your own. And guess what?
People are on their own. In fact, today in Canada,
they are live streaming all of these people. They're doing
these massive class action suits against Pfizer and Moderna, AstraZeneca,
the parent company to Pfizer, et cetera. They are going
(23:44):
after them because of all of the vaccine injuries that
they've had. And it is like, by the tens of
thousands of people. At some point, I'm hoping that people
will wake up and say, shit, maybe I better take
like a spike protein protocol and clean my body because
the proteins that were put in my body by this
(24:06):
fake vaccine were actually injected into me so that I
would get turbo cancers and palsy and other unknown neurological
diseases that no one has a cure for because now
the medical industry has a reason to treat, and they
have a lifelong customer, right? Because medicine is no longer
about helping. I mean, I don't know about you guys,
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but when I go into a doctor's office and they're nice,
I mean, I'm ready to give them an award. That
should be the status quo. That should be the benchmark.
But instead, it is the exception to the rule pretty
much always, right? I mean, they're so distracted. And I mean,
this is a whole other conversation in a different show.
But there's nothing more upsetting than when you walk up
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to the counter to talk to somebody and you're trying
to get information and they're on their freaking phone. I'm like, oh, hi,
I'm just here about my well-being and my health. But yeah, sure.
Text your buddy. Do a Snapchat. Find out what's going
on on X or Facebook.
Speaker 4 (25:01):
Sure.
Speaker 7 (25:02):
Go ahead.
Speaker 2 (25:02):
Take your time. It's no rush. That's like the current environment.
It's disgusting. So I'm all about getting Shapiro in check.
I'm going to do everything that I can to bring
awareness to this. I know Stacey Garrity is running for
governor against Shapiro. She clearly does not have even a
quarter of the money that he has, but she is
(25:23):
a far better selection and choice for the state than
this disgusting human. So let's pray that we can get
some attention on Shapiro and start to wake people up
so that we can actually, actually stop him right from
the Gestapo that he's trying to cause here.
Speaker 7 (25:40):
Okay.
Speaker 2 (25:41):
I want to play, I think, two or three more cuts.
I have to play you this juror. She started out
saying that she was a guilty verdict, but switched to
not guilty because of the pressure in the jury pool.
I have a lot to say here, but I'm going
to let you hear the audio first. That person, the
(26:02):
majority of the room was trying to kind of sway
that person from the very beginning. So where did you
come down from the very beginning? Like, what was your vote?
Speaker 5 (26:11):
So originally I felt as though she was guilty and
she was criminally responsible.
Speaker 2 (26:20):
And maybe I still believe that in a certain way.
So originally I felt that she was guilty and responsible
for it. And maybe I still feel that way, but
I voted not guilty because there was so much pressure.
Imagine being so weak as a human being. That you
(26:40):
are unable to save the memory of three children, five
and under, who were murdered at the hands of their psychotic,
satanic mother. Just hold on to that for a minute.
Three babies, the youngest one eight months old, murdered by
their own mom. And it was just too much pressure
for you. How weak and feckless are you? That's what's
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so sad about today's society. People are so worried. about
what's going to happen. What are people going to say?
What's this one going to say? How's it going to
affect me? What's this one going to think? Who gives
a shit? Do the right thing. How hard is it
to do the right thing? Obviously very hard. This is
the consistent issue. Anyways, you guys know Lindsay Clancy is
(27:26):
a murderer. I hope she burns in hell. I hope
she goes there real soon. She's a really bad person.
I don't want somebody like that living in jail, getting
three meals a day, you know, living for the next
however many years on taxpayer's dime. I just want her
to literally will herself to death and just go to hell.
I don't see why on God's green earth, this person
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deserves to live when her three beautiful children are dead
and dead in the most horrific, gruesome and painful way.
I just can't. All right. This is going to be
the last cut of the day. This is an old cut.
This is a 2018 cut. but it was making the
rounds over the last few days. And it's so insane. Okay.
(28:09):
It's really insane. So I thought maybe I'll play this.
So this week is the Republican national committee's midterm convention
in Dallas. Now, in my opinion, this is incredibly poor planning.
Tonight is the opening night of the NFL. And this
is the night that they're having president Trump speak at
the RNC. Like, I don't know who did the calendar,
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probably not your strongest and best decision. I'll just leave
that there. But as much as stupid as some of
these things may be by the right, I want you
to take a listen to the Democrats of the Democrat
Socialist Party, okay? The DSA. Not the regular Democrats, who
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are also nuts. These are the far left. They call
each other comrade and brother and I'm with you in
arms and all this other bullshit, right? And meanwhile... They
are snowflakes that melt under the hint of pressure. They
couldn't hack it for a minute, okay? And mind you,
(29:13):
this is also from 2018. So this is before people
were really paying attention. So you're kind of getting an
even better inside look at how nuts they are. Now
they're nuts, but sometimes they tame it down because they're like, oh,
everybody's watching, everybody's paying attention. But I'm telling you, this
is hysterical. It's each person in this cut, is trying
(29:33):
to outwoke one another in such a way that it's very,
very special. Take a seat so that we can count.
Speaker 4 (29:47):
When there's so many people moving around, it's very difficult
to count.
Speaker 5 (29:51):
Quick point of privilege. Guys, first of all, James Jackson, Sacramento, he, him.
I Just want to say, can we please keep the
chatter to a minimum? I'm one of the people who's very,
very prone to sensory overload. There's a lot of whispering
and chatter going on. It's making it very difficult for
me to focus. Please, can we just, I know we're
all fresh and ready to go, but can we please
(30:11):
just keep the chatter to a minimum? It's affecting my
ability to focus. Thank you.
Speaker 7 (30:15):
Thank you, comrade.
Speaker 2 (30:15):
Okay, is there a speaker against name, chapter, pronouns?
Speaker 7 (30:19):
Point of personal privilege.
Speaker 3 (30:21):
Yes.
Speaker 6 (30:22):
Please do not use gendered language to address everyone.
Speaker 2 (30:29):
OK.
Speaker 6 (30:30):
We have a lot of disabled comrades and a lot
of those are invisible disability. First of all, in this room,
I see that no one's clapping for me. It could
be because I'm not engaging, but it also is because
everyone's doing this. And that's really important because those loud
bursts of noise, even though this is a noisy space,
when we can do something like reducing that, that's really important.
(30:52):
So please don't clap, shoot up these. And additionally with
the noise issue, like avoid hissing, avoid waving banners, right?
If you don't know what to do, show up these, right?
I'm sure there's lots of ways that we can communicate
to each other without needing to rely on something that's
going to hurt somebody else. We have quiet rooms that
are available. There's a range of options of these, right?
(31:13):
On 7, there's one that has video but no sound.
If you still want to be able to observe the convention,
but the sound is an issue. There's also in Piedmont 8,
a completely quiet room. One thing to note there, please
don't go into that space with anything that's like an
aggressive scent, for instance, right? Because that's going to be
difficult for people. Don't talk to cops. Don't talk to
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MAGA assholes. We're almost there. But thank you.
Speaker 5 (31:40):
Quick point of privilege once again. Quick point of privilege
once again. Hi, James Jackson, Sacramento DSA, he, him. I
have already asked people to be mindful of the chatter
of their comrades who are sensitive to sensory overload. And
that goes double for the heckling and the hissing. It
is also triggering to my anxiety. Like, be comradely isn't
(32:02):
just for, like, you know, let's keep things civil or whatever.
It's so that people aren't going to get triggered and
so that it doesn't affect their performance as a delegate, okay?
Resolutions and availability.
Speaker 4 (32:12):
Very brief.
Speaker 2 (32:13):
Very brief point of information.
Speaker 5 (32:15):
If you are using a microphone, talk into it directly
like I am right now and do not wave your
face back and forth because people cannot hear you.
Speaker 3 (32:22):
That is all.
Speaker 7 (32:23):
Okay. Awesome.
Speaker 4 (32:24):
Thank you for the pointers.
Speaker 5 (32:25):
Yes.
Speaker 2 (32:28):
So between the points of information, the points of anxiety,
the points of privilege, the points of he, her, I mean,
these are real people. These are real people. whose votes
are going to cancel out ours. How scary is this?
I mean, these people are so insane and they're like
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point of privilege. You're talking is raising my anxiety and
you can go in a room and watch a video
and it has no sounds and mega assholes. I'm like, okay,
we're all so hurt and so anxious and so scared,
so worried, so teed up. so ready to go. At
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the same time, we need a quiet space. We need
not to have sensory overload. We need to call everyone
else an asshole. We're kind and we're soft and we're gentle,
but we're weak and we're lonely. Oh my God. You can't,
you know, it's funny. I always say you can't make
it up, but you don't have to because these people
are real. This is who they are. When they tell
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you who they are, believe them. Don't ask them for
any more information. They're giving it to you. They're fucking nuts.
Speaker 4 (33:43):
Period.
Speaker 2 (33:43):
End of sentence. Oh my gosh. Sorry for the F-bomb, guys,
but sometimes you just gotta, you know? Anyways, this is
the Rogue Recap. You are listening to Linda McLaughlin. We
are so happy to have you here. Please check us
out at theroguerrecap at lindamec and roguerecap.com. We will see
(34:04):
you guys back here tomorrow. I have no doubt everyone's
going to be out of their minds After watching the
RNC president's speech as well as the NFL's male cheerleaders,
two things to look forward to tonight. Have a great night.
We'll see you tomorrow.
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