Obama on ICE / MN Shootings / Huma Weiner

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Scott Vordiez Brian says, please give a shout out to
ICE and Department of Homeland Security. Thanks for all you do,
Thanks for what you do. President Trump and President Obama
each had something to say about this over the weekend.
This story here, Oh yeah, the story here is the
President Obama heeded the call, it says, days after a

(00:23):
public plea for him to speak up, like, I know
you're retired, but you've got to say something. Yeah, can
we find the tape of President Obama saying something about
illegal immigrants in this country being deported? And do we
remember the stat I gave you last week? Yes, which

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president removed more illegal immigrants from this country than any
other president during his term in office? Which one? Who
did it? President Barack Obama? But he's also the favorite Democrat. Sure, well,
for a long time he's been the favorite, and for
a long time he will be the favorite. So people

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were like, you've got to say something against Trump. So
he said he rejects the framing of immigrants as enemies.
I could not agree more. I also happened to reject
the framing of illegal immigrants as immigrants. I reject that
framing as well. But President Obama got in on that

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and he he said, our administration showed you how we
can do this. Why, look what we did with the
Dream program. Yeah, what a great deal. Where Dreamers that
deferred ream I don't remember them. These were kids who
were brought into the country illegally. Their parents came here illegally,

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brought their kids. These kids were little kids, and they
were born and raised in this country. Is the only
country they know, went to our schools, drive on our streets,
have our jobs, and all the us the stuff. Well,
President Obama said, we need to grant these undocumented children
of illegal immigrants with some sort of status. Oh yeah,
what are we thinking? Uh? Two years? Two years? So wait,

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how do I states were like, how do we provide
a driver's license, for example, for two years? If I'm
hiring someone for a job and I know they're here
with this deferred status, I'm kind of hoping they might
be here for longer than two years. It doesn't exactly
make them real attractive for hiring purposes two years. After

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two years, they can apply for another two years, Like
this is your big plan? Two years? But that's what
Obama said. It's as an example when families with similar
backgrounds who just want to live, work, and support their
communities are being demonized and treated his enemies. We can

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fix our broken immigration system while still recognizing our common
humanity and treat each other with dignity and respect. What
exactly did President Obama do to fix our broken immigration
system on it, I don't know nothing. He deported A

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lot of people are in the country illegally. But remember,
let's go back. Let's pick any year of the Obama presidency,
twenty ten. Remember all the people that President Obama deported
that year during ice operations across the country. And let's
listen back to the tape here to hear how those
protests sounded across the country in the wake of Obama's

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ice raids. Yeah, I guess there weren't any. Oh, that's right,
because as it was President Obama doing it and President
Trump now is a king. No Kings. Again, in case
you missed the timeline in the past hour, the timeline

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is such. Just in case you're wondering, did the no
King rallies across the country have an impact over the weekend? Oh?
They sure did. Here's what happened on Friday. We didn't
have a king and on Saturday, people got together and
said we really don't want a king, and then yesterday
on Sunday we didn't have a king. So great job, guys,

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you aced it. President Trump also spoke out on this
issue of immigration and said, in part on truth Social
to Ryan's point saying, is anyone going to give a
shout out to ICE and DHS for all the hard
work they do? President Trump said, our nation's ICE officers
have shown incredible strength, determination, and courage as they facilitate

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a very important mission, the largest mass deportation operation of
illegal aliens in history. Every day, the brave men and
women of IS are subjected to violence, harassment, and even
threats from radical Democrat politicians. But nothing will stop us
from executing our mission and fulfilling our mandate to the

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American people. And he went on and talked about how
we got to do a lot of this in our
sanctuary cities. He says, you don't hear about sanctuary cities
in our heartland. And all the people out in the
sand Hills that were on the DHS sanctuary county list
are like darnwright, get us off that list. So there's

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a little bit of that over the weekend. Of course,
our law enforcement does a wonderful job. And as I
saw a lot of people saying, when is President Trump
going to say something and speak out against these politically
motivated murders in Minnesota in his name? Well, whoa this?

(06:06):
I don't know that this was done by someone who
was a Trump officionado. Oh yeah it was. His roommate
said he was a Trump supporter, all right. We also
have him being on a board appointed by the former
Democratic governor of Minnesota and then reappointed by Governor Tim Walls, Democrat.

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We have his voter registration record that includes no party affiliation.
In twenty sixteen, it listed his political affiliation as none.
In twenty twenty, his voter registration record says no party preference,
but his roommate says, oh, yeah, he voted for Trump

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quote though he hasn't talked a lot about politics lately, unquote.
So we're to believe this is a ragged ragged a
Rabbid Maga supporter, ragged for short. It's a common term.
I didn't flub that. By the way. If you're looking
to hear a guy tongue chopped through the final hour
of his radio show, listen all week in the ten

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o'clock hour as I'm filling in for Jim Rose and
doing kfab's morning news as well, something Lucy does with
professionalism every single day and never makes an error.

Speaker 2 (07:29):
But I was just going to say, it's going to
be better than me taking over, so enjoy.

Speaker 1 (07:35):
Yeah, yeah, so that's so so so Yeah. We're led
to believe that this is a rabbit maga Trump supporter,
so much so he has no political party affiliation, as
social media says nothing about politics, but decided to go
out and murder Democrats in Trump's name. That doesn't add up.

(08:00):
Nothing about this adds up, and nor does it add
up that Tim Walls ordered a hit job of a
Democrat state senator who voted against his agenda. That does
not add up either. But that person, yes, there was,
one of the state legislators in Minnesota. It was targeted
by this man who's now in custody. After a manhunt

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for most of the weekend for the shooter, they have
him in custody. He is alive. Look forward to hearing
some version of out of his mouth in the weeks
to come, because I think this guy is just crazy.
But if the idea is is that this state legislator voted,

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was the only Democrat to do so, voted with the
Republicans against Tim Walls's agenda's budget, and then later on
a specific piece of legislation that would have off benefits
for illegal immigrants, she voted with Democrats against that legislation.
Doesn't seem to be someone too awfully crazy that the

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governor is like, if only we could get rid of her,
then we'll have democratic harmony and bliss in Minnesota. It
doesn't make any sense for Governor Tim Walls to order
a hit on the one Democrat who he doesn't need
to do his agenda in a very, very blue state.

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It doesn't make any sense for a rabid Trump supporter
to want to go kill Democrats when they will be
replaced in those districts by other Democrats. Nothing changes, I mean.
And the reason I'm putting this in a political frame
is because Governor Walls said this was a politically motivated

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series of shootings by this guy. What was the expected outcome.
I don't like that that democrat and that democrat legislative
district voted with a Democrat, so all you gotta do
is kill that Democrat and then the governor of Minnesota,
a Democrat will will appoint not a Democrat. Nothing adds

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up here. None of this makes sense. But there are
certainly some Republicans that know exactly what happened. Oh yeah,
Tim Walls ordered a hit job on a state legislator
who voted against his agenda. So he grabbed his good
friend who was appointed by the former governor, Mark Dayton
before Tim Walls, who appointed this guy along with sixty

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others as a private sector representatives on the governor's Workforce
Development Board. And then Tim Walls said, who's on the board.
All right, they're reappointed. There's no evidence that he knows
this guy. There's sixty members on this board, forty one
of whom are appointed by the governor. Usually when gubernatorial

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appointments come, it's because someone says this guy should be
on the thing. Okay, he has no previous criminal history,
he doesn't seem to be a social media whack job.
Nothing about this makes any sense. So rather than tell you,
I'll tell you exactly what happened here in Minnesota. Instead,

(11:27):
here's something crazy. I feel for the victims and their friends.
They are family members organizing funerals. Other family members are
wondering whether or not Mom's going to pull through. And
the wife of one of these state legislators in Minnesota
who was shot and has survived. She's a radio girl.

(11:51):
She's a radio chick. She's one of us who would
probably be okay with me calling her a radio chick
because this is a very sexist industry, that right, Toots,
Why yes, it is she she was. She went by
the name Kelly Fox on Star one o two.

Speaker 2 (12:09):
Let me look, you call yourself Fox.

Speaker 1 (12:12):
Two x's I think because I recall, yeah, Kelly Fox
and the Star one o two morning show. She'd get
on there and say incredible things to inspire her listeners
every morning, like we have some Celine Dion coming up,
and it's a monkey in here, you know, and other
things that wacky morning show hosts say. But she's one

(12:33):
of us, and we've got those who are on the
KFAB staff who have ties to Omahon des Moines as well,
who know who she is and do we.

Speaker 2 (12:45):
Know how she's doing? Has anything been released on any
of the conditions.

Speaker 1 (12:49):
As I understand it, much better than you'd expect after
being shot several.

Speaker 2 (12:53):
Times, not something then.

Speaker 1 (12:57):
So that yeah, that's that's amazing, Yes, but we hope
that she and her husband continue to pull through in
that one. But this is it's just so awful, and
I feel awful for the people who got shot, their
family and friends, their co workers. I also feel awful

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for people who heard about this and were somehow rooting
like they needed it at the core of who they are.
They were rooting for the murderer to be a big
time Trump Republican or Wall's Democrat, like, oh, please, please
show me a picture of this guy with a red

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hat on please. I feel bad for them. I just
can't stand it that everything that happens has to go
through some political prism, and if anything's a little off
from the prism that you've created for yourself, then that
person's now my enemy, my mortal enemy. And there were

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some people certainly rooting for that. In some instances it
appears preemptively. Let's wait for more details to come out.
He's still alive. We'll hear what he has to babble about.
Back here to Omaha for this next story. Do people
specifically go to this Omaha night spot to potentially get

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shot or shoot someone? Scott narrow it down? Okay, I
will next Scott Fores News Radio eleven ten KFAB. I
don't even know what Jason is responding to. I just
appreciate the rather deep cut movie reference says, wouldn't the
HR department think it was odd that they just hired
a non English speaking Hispanic named Nick Papa Georgio from Yuma.

(14:50):
There's your nineties movie reference for this segment of the
radio program, Nick Papajor, that's me, what happened here? I
put a coin in? What a car? Put a coin in?
What a car? Put a coin in? What a car?
What movie? Lucy?

Speaker 2 (15:10):
I'm gonna go with tremors that.

Speaker 1 (15:14):
That's a better movie than this one. This is the
awful Vegas Vacation AH, which only had a couple of
funny parts, mostly from Wallace Sean. From who Wallace Sean?
He is the best known as Inconceivable? Okay, he plays
a very smarmy blackjack dealer who has several great run

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ins with Clark w Griswold Chevy Chase. All right, that's
Lucy Chapman. I'm Scott Vorhees. This is news radio eleven
ten KFA. B Stop me if you've heard this one before.
Omaha police are investigating a large crowd disturbance that resulted
in a shooting at the Lost Los Diablos Motorcycle Club. Man,

(16:03):
it must be a day that ends in Why, as
I have been led to believe by multiple news stories,
because I've never talked to anyone who's been in and
out of Los Diablos Motorcycle Club that I know of.
I've talked with guys who are bikers that say, I mean,
I'm talking to guys like, who are tough bikers. These

(16:24):
are guys that they they you know, they floss with
brass knuckles. These are tough guys. And I've asked them,
do you ever go into Los Diablos? Oh jeez, no,
absolutely not. I don't have a death wish. Seems like
every month or so, Lost Diablos has rival motorcycle gangs there,

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and I would think that you would figure this out.
You know, It's not like Saturday Friday night was this.
This is Friday night to four thirty am Saturday morning.
Friday night is is whatever biker gang night, Just whatever
biker gang you're in, just come on over. And so
you get rival biker gangs that show up, and uh

(17:10):
show up and I guess I mean is there a
sign out front? I would think that the sign would
say there is a moose. Yeah, moose out front. See
there's a different vacation movie. Dang. So they they would
probably put a sign on the door that says tonight
is only for members of this motorcycle gang. If you're

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of a rival gang, then come tomorrow night. You got
to have some sort of How would you like to
be the bouncer that lost Los Diablos motorcycle game? I
don't know, aren't they there? Like all the time, there's
just people show up from rival gangs and they just
shoot each other. And and here's I have to admit,

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I know this doesn't sound sensitive. I have to admit
this is my favorite part of all these stories about
this particular place. Okay, the police show up. There's one
or two or three dead bodies, shell casings everywhere, and
people are just hanging out drinking. They're not running. They're
not like, I'm not running from the cops. I didn't

(18:16):
do anything wrong. I'm just hanging out and these guys
shot each other. Yet here come the police, going all right,
anyone want to tell us what happened here? Why? What
do you mean there's a body on the floor, is there?
I think that was there? Wasn't that there? Yeah? I
got here, Yeah saw that was here. No one says
anything because they want a nice, quiet place. They go

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in there sometimes whoop each other's butt and occasionally have
to kill a guy. And the read I get, and
again this is not at all sensitive, nor do I
know if it's true in this case, but the read
I get is that whoever it is that ends up
going in there and catching his death, someone who the

(19:00):
overwhelming majority of people inside the bar felt needed to die,
and they're like, we'll handle it. And then the police
show up and that's it. No one says anything, and
I don't I don't know what's going on. I don't
have any I don't have any idea about it, and
I'm not going to go ask because it sounds like

(19:22):
every once in a while someone's in there and they
need to die, and then so they do it, and
then I don't know. Well, I guess this guy didn't.

Speaker 2 (19:33):
Die, though, Well, then he can say what he thinks
why he was there.

Speaker 1 (19:38):
Well, and this this I did. I thought this guy died,
but he didn't. And this proves my point. Story here
from K e TV News Watch seven say. Police said
the walk in shooting victim was uncooperative. I wave you
the one who got shot? Who shot you? Hey? I

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don't see where this is any business of yours. Well,
you've got bullet wounds, do I? Those were there? See.
People are going there because they want a nice little
quiet place they can hang out after work until early
the next morning until sunrise and uh, get in fights
and maybe shoot a guy. So you can need a

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place where everybody will shoot your face bomb bomb bom boom.

Speaker 2 (20:29):
Everybody has to have a place to go. You're absolutely right.

Speaker 1 (20:32):
I'm thinking up more lyrics for this one. Okay, gotta
take it down a key too, where everybody will shoot
your face stoon and they might just beat your ace
bum bum bump. It's like they walk in there and Norm.
People are like Norm. It's a guy named Norm.

Speaker 2 (20:54):
Here, Scott bodies where you're going?

Speaker 1 (20:57):
News Radio eleven. There was reason to celebrate outside of Omaha,
Nebraska though this weekend. Lucy one of our favorite names
in politics, and I don't care how many times she
goes back to a maiden name or gets married. In
my heart, she will always be because this is maybe
my favorite name in political history. She will always be

(21:20):
hum A Wiener. Hum Awiener got remarried.

Speaker 2 (21:24):
I saw that, were you there? H I was invited,
but I declined.

Speaker 1 (21:30):
And they say this is a huge you know this
big names in the Democratic Party.

Speaker 2 (21:36):
I don't know that this is going to be a
good match. It's not going to bode well for some Americans.
How about that?

Speaker 1 (21:44):
Who cares? She got married to the son of billionaire
political activist George Soros. She got heard of him, got
married to Alex Soros, his son, and hum A Wiener,
if you're not familiar, is such a political juggernaut that
she was married to former Congressman Anthony Wiener, who lived

(22:08):
up to his name and showed us a little Anthony.
Oh wait, I chose the wrong name for that joke.
I will yeah, he apparently Anthony Wiener was all you
had to do is ask online and you could see it.
And so he was doing that, and so then they

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got divorced and she was a longtime aide to Hillary Clinton.
Is such a political force that she launched Hillary Clinton
directly into not the White House but back home to
New York. So I don't know why people are like,
oh wow, what a tour de force.

Speaker 2 (22:46):
First of all, it's because of the things they know.

Speaker 1 (22:49):
Maybe maybe, but George sorows oftentimes the politics of Dad
don't always fall to the sun. Who knows, he might
be a big Trump guy. He might he might be
the next.

Speaker 2 (23:02):
Elon Musk for whatever that could be.

Speaker 1 (23:04):
Whatever that means. But yeah, I mean some you know,
how often does that happen where Dad is really like,
really staunch, huge strong political opinions, raises a kid who
ends up going completely the other way, and whom a
wiener is? Who cares she's whom a wiener? I mean,

(23:26):
I'm not saying I don't want her to be happy
and all the rest of this, But she was Hillary
Clinton's aid. I can tell you exactly what she heard
all day. And what's she gonna do with that? What's
she gonna do with that information? What do you think?
What do you think spicy about what she knows? That
Bill and Hillary had a bunch of people killed, and

(23:47):
Bill cheated on her and Hillary is he gets crabby
when she hasn't eaten? Where do you know this stuff?

Speaker 2 (23:54):
All of that stuff that you just mentioned. Of course
none of that has been proven, But I think that
could be part of it, that she could maybe have
some receipts, maybe some of it. That's true, I doubt it.
Who knows.

Speaker 1 (24:11):
I don't care, and you know, in the way it
works anymore. Just to look at this like, okay, let's say,
let's say hum A Wiener comes out and says, first
of all, stop calling me hum a Wiener. We got divorced,
and I went to my maiden name Huma Abadeen, and
now I'm married to Soros. I don't know she'll be Humosaurus.

(24:37):
That's I didn't think anything could be funny, funnier than
Huma Wiener. Then I said Humosaurus. She's oh, that's great.

Speaker 2 (24:48):
Humosros whom asrutural museum.

Speaker 1 (24:52):
Over here we see the humosaurus. She she's not one
of the louder creatures here and the Jurassic period, but
she can often be seen trailing the loud, screeching hilary Saurus.

Speaker 2 (25:09):
That is beautiful humosaurs. Difference does didn't make What difference
does didn't make.

Speaker 1 (25:19):
The Hillary. Let's see here the hill the hilaro hilarraptor.
Here we see the hilo raptor followed by her trusty sidekick,
the Humosaurus Scott Byes, News Radio eleven ten k F

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of the radio program, nothing M.

Speaker 2 (25:47):
Tina Turner.

Speaker 1 (25:48):
It wasn't just Heavy D. It was Heavy D and
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Speaker 2 (25:53):
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