How Kash Patel has One Leg Up for Americans and Jewish People Following Killing of Israeli Embassy Staffers 5-23-25
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Here's your host, Alex Garren.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
All right, then inside one leg up with Alex Garrett.
I so appreciate Bob Boris stopping in to talk with
us about, you know, his Hollywood experiences and why he
created Hollywood media once again. But I want to shift
gears here because something very serious happened this week. As
(00:27):
you probably heard, two Israeli embassy staffers who were supposed
to get married. Okay, they were supposed to get married.
We're gunned down in cold blooded murder by someone who
yelled free Palaesine. I will not mention the name of
the shooter. The suspect should not get any recognition, okay
(00:51):
for doing this anti semitic act. Beyond anti human, it's
anti semitic because they were Jewish and they were Israeli
embassy staffers. But this is chilling because I'm starting to feel,
(01:14):
especially what we saw at Columbia, the burning diplomas and
doing the anti semitic slogans. Again, this is not free speech.
The free Palasi movement is not free speech when they
start to attack and target those like the two embassy
(01:35):
staffers and Jewish people in general. I don't know how
I feel about the deportations of those that are rousing
up anti Semitism on our campuses and those that are
causing havoc and wreaking havoc and being pro Hamas. But
their speech is leading to violence. That's what makes it
(01:58):
not free to me. But it lost in all of this.
Lost in all of this is one important person and
one important act that I have seen in the last
twenty four hours. So the shooting and the killing happens
on Wednesday night. By Thursday morning, the FBI raided, I
(02:25):
mean rated the suspects home in Chicago.
Speaker 1 (02:30):
Do you know what that means?
Speaker 2 (02:33):
That means Cash Pattel and the FBI are so on point.
They're the most on point FBI I have seen in
quite a while, maybe my lifetime. Because for them to
get to the suspects shooting a suspects home right away,
for them to work on prosecuting the shooter.
Speaker 1 (02:55):
The killer.
Speaker 2 (02:58):
Right away, is impressive but needed. We had years of
the FBI missing tips, missing situation. There was a tip
to the FBI before the shooting of the United Healthcare
CEO that was missed. That was the end of the
(03:21):
Bide administration, by the way, and whether a president's Republican
or Democrat or not, the FBI was incompetent cash Pattel,
whether you like it or not, seems to be making
this FBI a competent Burrow Bureau. And that's what's getting
(03:41):
lost in this whole thing, this whole shooting. How good
the FBI looks here going after the suspects home, finding
out all the details they can. They didn't sit around
and wait, they didn't miss tips. They went and freaking
(04:04):
raided the guy's home the next morning. Have you ever
seen an FBI take action like that and have one
leg up for the American people like that, and yes,
for the Jewish people like that. It took him less
than twenty four hours for them to raid the home
(04:24):
of the suspect.
Speaker 1 (04:29):
And reveal what the really killer and evil.
Speaker 2 (04:47):
This guy was posting and talking about. And yes, I
wish this shooting could have been prevented, this murder could
have been prevented.
Speaker 1 (04:59):
But you know what, do you know what, Thank god.
Speaker 2 (05:04):
The FBI was back on their heels to say, we're
going to take the suspect down, We're going to investigate him,
we're going to raid him, We're gonna make an example
of him. I don't remember the FBI raiding a suspect
that killed people as fast as this less than twenty
(05:25):
four hours later. And it's needed. It's needed after the
only raids we ever saw were about the Democrats, opposition,
mar A Lago, Roger Stone, the list goes on and on.
(05:50):
Even Giuliani's place got raided. But finally, a suspect that
does something like a shooting is facing accountability right away,
and we lacked that so much so in the the FBI.
And thank god Cash Purttell is in there and not mister.
Speaker 1 (06:13):
Eighty six forty seven blah blah blah.
Speaker 2 (06:17):
Comy, because Comy was an idiot. He looked incompetent, he
didn't look like he knew what he was doing. And
Christopher Ray wasn't as strong either. But imagine if we
(06:42):
had strong leadership at the FBI, tips would have been answered,
raids would have been conducted the right way, and most importantly,
cases would be solved and justice would happen. That's what
I'm seeing under this FBI, and that is a win
(07:06):
for President Trump to nominate and have Cash Brittel as
the FBI director and you could say, yes, he's standing
up for the Jewish people, which I agree with, but
I'm looking at a bigger pictures he's sending up for everybody.
A shooting in the mid in Washington, d C. Cold
(07:27):
blooded like this should not just be We'll rat at
some point, We'll get to them, at some point. The
answers have to come now, and this FBI is delivering
answers now, which is much needed. I am very mad
(07:48):
and pissed off that this shooting happened. I'm upset that
those who are defending the free Palace I moment don't
understand that the words they're saying are causing violence. That's
what's happening here. And these two Jewish lives lost, these
(08:09):
two Israelian Investment embassy staffers lost, should not have happened.
And if you are against deporting those who are literally
saying hate speech on our campus, I'll take a step
back for a second. If you are against any kind
of accountability, the deportation are not for those spouting hate
(08:33):
on our campus, for those making it dangerous for Jewish
people to live in this country, for those who, by
spouting out hateful ideology, are inciting violence, then you are
more than just for free Palis and you want Jewish
(08:55):
people to be harmed. He goes, the free Palestine is
not a saying, it's now vitriol. Him saying after the
shooting is vitriol.
Speaker 1 (09:11):
That's what it is. That's what it is.
Speaker 2 (09:13):
In plain sight. Free Palestine is not innocent. It's a
phrase that is harmful. And we've known it and we've
seen how harmful it could be. And maybe everybody else
can wake up after this shooting of two innocent Israeli
(09:37):
embassy officials who are supposed to get married. They should
be here right now on May twenty third, twenty twenty five,
but they're not. And it's tragic. So whenever you utter
(10:01):
those words, just know you're inciting violence. Now the gautland
has officially been laid down and it must stop. Accountability
must be held for those reeking havoc on our campuses
(10:22):
and on our streets in the city in DC. Now,
this cold blotting shooting. When is enough enough? When can
this end to where people understand, Hey, when you say
these two words, it's actually inciting violence against the Jewish people.
(10:51):
When will people in the free Palacey moment become Saul
from Paul become Paul from Saul. When can they wake
up and say, hey, this is inciting violence and it
must be stopped and I'm not gonna have any part
of this. We need more converts out of the Free
(11:14):
Palisie movement and into a camp that protects not only
Jewish people, but the safety of others, Jewish and non Jewish.
And the saddest part is those who cheer harmas and
want Hummas to be successful would be harmed too, and
(11:39):
they don't even realize that. These idiots don't even realize it.
You're not only fighting for our cause that would probably
kill you too. When you're pro tamas would kill you also,
you are also endangering those who are Jewish in the process.
(12:01):
And the whole thing is sad to me. So when
when we see Paul's within the Free Palacey movement wake
up and say no more, end this now, this is
not free speech.
Speaker 1 (12:21):
And I do.
Speaker 2 (12:22):
Believe with the shooting of these two, there's blood on
the hands of the Free Palestine movement and something's gotta
be done to have one leg up for the safety
of the shoots in New York, of Washington, d C.
Of the Jewish people, and the safety of everybody because
(12:47):
this This is a salvo and cash Pttel is answering
that salvo with swift action. So thank you FBI Director
Patel for continuing to have American and Jewish populations back.
(13:08):
I just wish others would become Paul from Saul and
wake the f up.
Here's your host, Alex Garren.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
All right, then inside one leg up with Alex Garrett.
I so appreciate Bob Boris stopping in to talk with
us about, you know, his Hollywood experiences and why he
created Hollywood media once again. But I want to shift
gears here because something very serious happened this week. As
(00:27):
you probably heard, two Israeli embassy staffers who were supposed
to get married. Okay, they were supposed to get married.
We're gunned down in cold blooded murder by someone who
yelled free Palaesine. I will not mention the name of
the shooter. The suspect should not get any recognition, okay
(00:51):
for doing this anti semitic act. Beyond anti human, it's
anti semitic because they were Jewish and they were Israeli
embassy staffers. But this is chilling because I'm starting to feel,
(01:14):
especially what we saw at Columbia, the burning diplomas and
doing the anti semitic slogans. Again, this is not free speech.
The free Palasi movement is not free speech when they
start to attack and target those like the two embassy
(01:35):
staffers and Jewish people in general. I don't know how
I feel about the deportations of those that are rousing
up anti Semitism on our campuses and those that are
causing havoc and wreaking havoc and being pro Hamas. But
their speech is leading to violence. That's what makes it
(01:58):
not free to me. But it lost in all of this.
Lost in all of this is one important person and
one important act that I have seen in the last
twenty four hours. So the shooting and the killing happens
on Wednesday night. By Thursday morning, the FBI raided, I
(02:25):
mean rated the suspects home in Chicago.
Speaker 1 (02:30):
Do you know what that means?
Speaker 2 (02:33):
That means Cash Pattel and the FBI are so on point.
They're the most on point FBI I have seen in
quite a while, maybe my lifetime. Because for them to
get to the suspects shooting a suspects home right away,
for them to work on prosecuting the shooter.
Speaker 1 (02:55):
The killer.
Speaker 2 (02:58):
Right away, is impressive but needed. We had years of
the FBI missing tips, missing situation. There was a tip
to the FBI before the shooting of the United Healthcare
CEO that was missed. That was the end of the
(03:21):
Bide administration, by the way, and whether a president's Republican
or Democrat or not, the FBI was incompetent cash Pattel,
whether you like it or not, seems to be making
this FBI a competent Burrow Bureau. And that's what's getting
(03:41):
lost in this whole thing, this whole shooting. How good
the FBI looks here going after the suspects home, finding
out all the details they can. They didn't sit around
and wait, they didn't miss tips. They went and freaking
(04:04):
raided the guy's home the next morning. Have you ever
seen an FBI take action like that and have one
leg up for the American people like that, and yes,
for the Jewish people like that. It took him less
than twenty four hours for them to raid the home
(04:24):
of the suspect.
Speaker 1 (04:29):
And reveal what the really killer and evil.
Speaker 2 (04:47):
This guy was posting and talking about. And yes, I
wish this shooting could have been prevented, this murder could
have been prevented.
Speaker 1 (04:59):
But you know what, do you know what, Thank god.
Speaker 2 (05:04):
The FBI was back on their heels to say, we're
going to take the suspect down, We're going to investigate him,
we're going to raid him, We're gonna make an example
of him. I don't remember the FBI raiding a suspect
that killed people as fast as this less than twenty
(05:25):
four hours later. And it's needed. It's needed after the
only raids we ever saw were about the Democrats, opposition,
mar A Lago, Roger Stone, the list goes on and on.
(05:50):
Even Giuliani's place got raided. But finally, a suspect that
does something like a shooting is facing accountability right away,
and we lacked that so much so in the the FBI.
And thank god Cash Purttell is in there and not mister.
Speaker 1 (06:13):
Eighty six forty seven blah blah blah.
Speaker 2 (06:17):
Comy, because Comy was an idiot. He looked incompetent, he
didn't look like he knew what he was doing. And
Christopher Ray wasn't as strong either. But imagine if we
(06:42):
had strong leadership at the FBI, tips would have been answered,
raids would have been conducted the right way, and most importantly,
cases would be solved and justice would happen. That's what
I'm seeing under this FBI, and that is a win
(07:06):
for President Trump to nominate and have Cash Brittel as
the FBI director and you could say, yes, he's standing
up for the Jewish people, which I agree with, but
I'm looking at a bigger pictures he's sending up for everybody.
A shooting in the mid in Washington, d C. Cold
(07:27):
blooded like this should not just be We'll rat at
some point, We'll get to them, at some point. The
answers have to come now, and this FBI is delivering
answers now, which is much needed. I am very mad
(07:48):
and pissed off that this shooting happened. I'm upset that
those who are defending the free Palace I moment don't
understand that the words they're saying are causing violence. That's
what's happening here. And these two Jewish lives lost, these
(08:09):
two Israelian Investment embassy staffers lost, should not have happened.
And if you are against deporting those who are literally
saying hate speech on our campus, I'll take a step
back for a second. If you are against any kind
of accountability, the deportation are not for those spouting hate
(08:33):
on our campus, for those making it dangerous for Jewish
people to live in this country, for those who, by
spouting out hateful ideology, are inciting violence, then you are
more than just for free Palis and you want Jewish
(08:55):
people to be harmed. He goes, the free Palestine is
not a saying, it's now vitriol. Him saying after the
shooting is vitriol.
Speaker 1 (09:11):
That's what it is. That's what it is.
Speaker 2 (09:13):
In plain sight. Free Palestine is not innocent. It's a
phrase that is harmful. And we've known it and we've
seen how harmful it could be. And maybe everybody else
can wake up after this shooting of two innocent Israeli
(09:37):
embassy officials who are supposed to get married. They should
be here right now on May twenty third, twenty twenty five,
but they're not. And it's tragic. So whenever you utter
(10:01):
those words, just know you're inciting violence. Now the gautland
has officially been laid down and it must stop. Accountability
must be held for those reeking havoc on our campuses
(10:22):
and on our streets in the city in DC. Now,
this cold blotting shooting. When is enough enough? When can
this end to where people understand, Hey, when you say
these two words, it's actually inciting violence against the Jewish people.
(10:51):
When will people in the free Palacey moment become Saul
from Paul become Paul from Saul. When can they wake
up and say, hey, this is inciting violence and it
must be stopped and I'm not gonna have any part
of this. We need more converts out of the Free
(11:14):
Palisie movement and into a camp that protects not only
Jewish people, but the safety of others, Jewish and non Jewish.
And the saddest part is those who cheer harmas and
want Hummas to be successful would be harmed too, and
(11:39):
they don't even realize that. These idiots don't even realize it.
You're not only fighting for our cause that would probably
kill you too. When you're pro tamas would kill you also,
you are also endangering those who are Jewish in the process.
(12:01):
And the whole thing is sad to me. So when
when we see Paul's within the Free Palacey movement wake
up and say no more, end this now, this is
not free speech.
Speaker 1 (12:21):
And I do.
Speaker 2 (12:22):
Believe with the shooting of these two, there's blood on
the hands of the Free Palestine movement and something's gotta
be done to have one leg up for the safety
of the shoots in New York, of Washington, d C.
Of the Jewish people, and the safety of everybody because
(12:47):
this This is a salvo and cash Pttel is answering
that salvo with swift action. So thank you FBI Director
Patel for continuing to have American and Jewish populations back.
(13:08):
I just wish others would become Paul from Saul and
wake the f up.
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