All You Democrats Voted for Child Trafficking!

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Democrat voters. Again, this is a little feather in your
Democrat liberal had on this one here because you elected
Newsome Senator Scott Wiener, the guy that is so much influence.
This is what voting Democrats led to. Trafficked girls, traffic
little girls. This is down in smell A. Of course,

(00:24):
we know it's all over the place, big a row
a street. Now let's back up a few years. Twenty
twenty three, Newsom signed legislation which Barspolie from profiling under
age prostitutes. You already know that. Let's also remember he's
a made sure that if you're a foster parent, you
got to go along with the LGBTQ I A plus.

(00:45):
So if you're a religious faith believer of any kind,
you can't. I guess you're not in the foster care system.
Let's see recently the legal kidnapping bill. You can claim yep, yep,
menering relationship. I'm going to take over a parental authority
of anach other. Well, he said we had to do
that because of Trump's deportation. That's going on as well.

(01:08):
But do you see a pattern here California trafficking of
kids is booming. You don't want to believe me and things.
I'm just out here every day just to come on
and rip on newsom. New York Times did a story
kind of blewe the lid off of the La child
sex trafficking Corridor. I didn't know Figueroa was known as
the Blade. New York Times said, local police have their

(01:32):
own name. It's called the kitty Stroll. Pre Teen prostitutes
so common, growing quickly. These laws allow it. And if
you're a Democrat going that's not real, please go look
it up on your own and then try and swallow
that vote and then if you don't want to keep
doing that, throw it back up and vote for something different.

(01:54):
You know, this could just maybe be why Okay, we
got our detective for it. Up here, we have Democrats
a question mark missing three hundred thousand kids with the
surge over the border. Many of those we know are
in California. Now let's take that question mark down. Maybe
they're cycling them into the system that they've created here
and I use the word created, design, built, financed oversea.

(02:24):
Can't point to profiteering in the government. But we know
there's a lot of gang bangers, a lot of pimps,
and cartel all of this. Man. So back to the
New York Times, they did this peace headline, Can anybody
rescue the traffic girls of LA's Figaro Street? It's not
that far from usc down in a South LA known
as the Blade while a prostitution, drug dealing, child sex trafficking, Well,

(02:50):
who would be at fault with this? I don't know.
Let's go look at that district. Oh, that's that's an
Honester wig wearing Waters, a long time Democrats congresswoman. There,
that's your part of the city there, girl, let me
just say this, no us, I'm talking right now. Here's
a police officer, quoted in the New York Times fiece.
He said, part of that boom happened during the man

(03:11):
made lockdown. He said, pandemic, but I use man made luckgough.
He said. Many girls are out of school, just immersed
in social media. These traffickers, they lured them teachers that
would normally follow up with somebody as an absence of
not being around, could not memory said, so many kids
just be on the wild, on the loose. They said,

(03:33):
with a dozen girls, one trafficker can make twelve thousand
dollars a night. And remember that drugs are sold. Once
he can make twelve thousand nights selling drugs, but he's
not going to make twelve thousand the next night off
those same drugs he just sold. Girls are resold, resold,
resold businesses booming. This New York Times piece said these

(03:55):
girls are brought in from the East Coast, from the
Deep South. He said it's up to four times as
many miners as before, but then again it's probably higher
than that because now we can't really go up anymore
because of the laws that have been introduced. I don't
know if you've seen the videos la Oakland's that maybe
you've seen it in real life. I haven't traveled to

(04:18):
the streets of these cities where the girls are waving
and waiting to just be be rented out. I did
see a guy on YouTube that went back to his
old neighborhood in Oakland during the day, driving around, and
he sounded like a middle aged black man. I couldn't
quite tell. I just see his hands on the steering
wheel and could tell by his voice he really wasn't

(04:38):
that young, but he wasn't that old. Set in middle age,
driving around his old neighborhood and to here's despair and
then to hear him choke up. And then that night
he did some filming and that's when he goes, man,
can you believe this? Look at these running right up
to my window. I'm talking about so scannily clad, just

(05:04):
in groups of ten, a dozen, just all up and down.
It's just unbelievable. Well, I guess Fabia was.

Speaker 2 (05:16):
Right, and you have a you know, the homeless, the omless.
If you look, if you go downtown Los Angeles, it's
like I've been around the world. I remember being thirty
years ago in Africa. Africa doesn't look like that in
a in a it's unbelievable. No, either, Third walk country
thirty years ago ago look like California right now, Like downtown.

(05:39):
You know, you go down to the library, it's like
sodom and Gamara. I mean, it's like sex, sex, drugs,
and rock and roll. A public library downtown Los Angeles,
and I'm telling you it's unbelievable. It's like sodom and gamara.

Speaker 1 (05:55):
What happened in California. It repealed the California Penal Code
section which criminalized laying for the intent to engage in
sex work. You know, we can't discriminate against against prostitutes.
Don't call them that hookers. No, don't call them that
they're sex workers. You can't discriminate against the sex workers

(06:16):
because they look like sex workers. They have a right
to earn a living, just like the rest of us.
You actually had Senator Scott Wainer up there. He was
talking about the sex workers. So many of them were
LGBTQ and minorities, and they deserve even more protection. He

(06:39):
didn't care it's young girls. I guess he's going to
lessen the crimes on the dudes like him that aren't
in a suit and tie, but are in panties and
high heels down there. If they get caught, it's just
look they're profiling. They're looking for the pennies that look
a little filled up when the cop cars drive by. Seriously,

(07:01):
that's the level of conversation going on in our state government. Guys.
New York Times piece said that the younger girls often
command higher prices from the men, and I would assume
that price then would go up the younger the age
goes down. Now Simbe was warned about this. They were

(07:25):
up Their parents were up there, groups were up there,
law enforcement was up there. Well, he wasn't in there.
But the politicians, the Democrats heard about this before they
sent it on for Newsom to give it his old
sharpie sign. But he's a devil, so he's glad he
signed it. Every law here that's supposed to protect kids

(07:48):
in this state, it does the opposite. They want the
borders open. Originally that allows coyotes to traffic humans. That
that's the flow. That's the flow that's coming in right there.
And then notice in society how they're building all this.
It don't matter if it Bidens DOJ or the or Sacramento.

Speaker 3 (08:11):
Right.

Speaker 1 (08:12):
This distrusts of parents. Oh, those parents are being difficult
because they're saying that Tony can't become Tanya. They're difficult.
That did they bring God up? Well, no, they're going
to sexually confuse this kid. If they're going to talk
about God. Let's get them out of there and know
they can't be foster parents. And let's stop prosecuting this
prostitution stuff. And let's keep the cops. Let's tie their

(08:34):
hands so they can't go out there and rescue sixteen
year old girls fourteen year old boys. You know, I
think often of it being the female side of the prostitution.
But I've watched so many now these predator poacher shows.
Now there's so many guys. I don't care if it's

(08:55):
Chris Hansen's got a good one going on True Blue
or but of them, of these men are coming out
for boys, so you know it's big on Figueroa Street
as well. And then I don't know, they put all
this out there and they think as a society, we're
just going to sit around and act like this is normal.
We can't act like this is normal. So I'm glad bravo.

(09:19):
I haven't said it many times to the New York
Times for actually somebody going coming up with the idea,
pitching it in their New York Times office and going
all right, get on a plane, get out there. Remember
they got an LA person out there. But anyhow, somebody
made a decision, Yeah, let's let's do a story. And
then somebody pre read it and went, wow, okay, let's

(09:42):
put this. Let's put this out. So I'm glad that
it's getting that kind of exposure. But think how many
figure ROAs are just here in this valley. And I
don't mean where you can drive down and see a
dozen on it. You know, I'm sure that there are
some streets around where it's prevalent, but yeah, it's not

(10:03):
like that, but it's more embedded. Yeah, there's probably houses
out in the county where if he went through, it'd
be like, well look at this, what's just a teenage
slumber party going on? Here? Girls, what's going on? And
they would look at you, shivered, with a blank stare
on their face, dark circles under their eyes. So it's everywhere.

(10:29):
And King Gavin he has again, he's developed this, Yes,
developed it. And let's all remember, well, I'm not a prophet,
and you're going, well, I'm not either. But the prophets
of old they did not shy away from confronting kings. Yeah,

(10:53):
I just remember now, I think John the Baptist lost
his head for calling out a king. That is what
we got to be willing to be called to do,
be willing to sacrifice. We need to call this out.
These are these are children and they're being abused while
we're wide awake in the state where it's happening. So

(11:17):
you know what, again, I'm not going to sit here
and rip on churches, churches or I guess now, attendance
is up and there's so many good people, so many
good pastors, but every church, and I you know, I'll
use church, synagogue, mosque. I would think, even though we

(11:41):
disagree on faith, that most of the people that go
to a synagogue, churches, mosque, mass the normally family oriented.
And you want your family to be safe. Church faces
a question and a call crossroads talking about you know,

(12:02):
John the Baptist. That's some courage. So if you know
it's the truth, then you got to stand up for
the kids, got to stand up for the kids. Well
five oh one C three what's that? Well, that's the irs.
That's the tax exemption. And a lot of churches fear
that they don't want to be labeled political, but the

(12:22):
law actually ask your pastor, ask an attorney that goes
to your place of worship, ask them about this or
look it up. Yeah, it prohibits a church. Hi, I'm
pastor Trevor Kerry, and I want you to vote for
Senator Scott Wayner to replace Nancy Pelosi. You can't do that,

(12:43):
but I could get up there and I say here's
what the Bible says, and then you need to go
out there and you need to align it with what
the candidates are saying in scripture. Maga you know, you know,
let's take the offering. You know, you get to get
throwing a maga. Maybe. I don't know if the irs

(13:04):
would come out five oh one c three if you
threw out a maga. But man, when when the church
goes quiet, evil advances.

Speaker 4 (13:12):
This is the tremor Jary show on the Valley's Power Talk.

Speaker 1 (13:17):
I throw that every once in a while. But when
I say naked, I know I'm saying it that way.
You know, I don't say, hold on, let me call
you back. I'm naked getting out, hey, let me call
you back. I'm naked getting out the shower. Let me
call you back.

Speaker 5 (13:30):
You know.

Speaker 1 (13:31):
I use it that way, but not on the streets.
That's just thirteen year old's been hospitalized. Police say he
was stabbed this morning at eight thirty and Central Fresno.
Lewis and Clark said the boy told nearby residence he
was in some sort of disturbance that led to the stabbing.
He was stabbed at least once in the upper body.
He's a community regional critical condition. One person has been

(13:56):
detained connection to the incident. Yes starting the show out
with a lot of heavy news, but this is what's
happening on our streets. As I look up and still
see a bullet hole. Calmatters dot org said thousands of
men in California are neither working nor in school. California

(14:18):
has almost half a million sixteen to twenty four year
olds not working or not in school.

Speaker 5 (14:28):
Wow.

Speaker 1 (14:28):
I remember as I was getting up to the end
of being a senior year of high school, I was
given let's see three four I had. The options were, well,
I had a chance to go to Kansas and go
to schoolball ill turn that down. Stay here in Ridgecrest
and go to the community college and work, and you
can live at home. Stay here in Ridgecress and work,

(14:50):
Go get you an apartment, go somewhere else to school,
and we'll help you out as as we can. And
I went up to junior college and they helped. You know,
it's probably to three hundred a month, and my rent
was one fifty half of the three hundred. So yeah,

(15:11):
they paid my rent and then more to help there.
And I worked two jobs, and so those were my options.
We're going to military. I won't get into sergeant Lord.

Speaker 4 (15:24):
Why not?

Speaker 1 (15:24):
I signed up at the fair rich grest County Fair
or current County Fair out there, and he kept calling
the house and I was like, ah, I don't want
to hey if you call. He kept calling the house.
I went down and told him I wanted to be
an MP. He typed it in the computer. Had to
be five nine. I wasn't. He asked how tall is

(15:45):
your dad? Told your brother, I'm like, oh, they're about
like five eleven. Oh you're gonna grow. You're gonna grow. Well, listen,
my heart set on that. Thank you, sir. When I'm
tall enough for Uncle Sam, I'll be back in. So
I scratched the military off the list there. But imagine
being not in school, not working. Sixteen to twenty four
year olds half a million almost here in California. Newsom

(16:11):
was actually talking to Bill Clinton in an interview at
a Global Clinton Initiative last month about the dropout rate,
and Newsom actually pointed to Charlie Kirk as a model
how to make young men feel hurt and get them
re engaged in life. I'm not going to stop play
the audio. But just a few days ago, he was
also heard talking about his son. Oh no, he just

(16:31):
kind of knew who he was. He wasn't into him
about Charlie Kirk. Yeah, he's flipping it. But that's what
a four tongue devil liar man does. But these are
the stats. Four point six million Californians between the age
of sixteen and twenty four, more than ten percent are
considered disconnected, not working, not in school, majority her men,
Black men have a higher rate. Nearly one in four

(16:54):
men under the age of thirty say they have no
close friends. That's a fivefold increase since nineteen ninety. Men
are four times more likely than women to die by suicide.
Am I going to keep the negative going? Okay? I
got one more? Yeah. Study found a leak between new

(17:14):
and improved video games. Could it be not working not
in school? Do we have addicts? They said? New and
improved video games declining men's working hours. Today, the average
non working man spends five hundred and twenty hours a
year on recreational computer time, most of it video games

(17:39):
or comparison, the average employee, meaning if you go to
a job, this is you you work about two thousand
hours a year. You're working two thousand they're on recreational
computer time five hundred and twenty hours. It's about twenty
five percent of the time that the average person goes
to work. Who so, men are messed up. Well, it's

(18:03):
a masculinity thing. Don't fit in nowhere? Shut up, man,
quit it. Okay, somebody's talking to you about toxic masculinity.
So what go to work if you can do it,
and if you can't find something you can do from somewhere,

(18:23):
that's you know, maybe you can't physically do it. Now,
I know there are people that have to be on disability.
I'm not talking about that work work all right, I
do have time for this here before I get to
this day in history. This is one of the biggest

(18:47):
fake accent politician fakery Nancy Pelosi, Did you hear this
going on country in Southern Listen to this squawk box.

Speaker 6 (18:58):
The people say, we go to church on Sunday and
pray on church on Sunday and pray on people the
rest of the week. What is this?

Speaker 4 (19:07):
What is this?

Speaker 1 (19:08):
Why is this? Oh, Sunday three acres is a place
to be on Nancy Pelosi. On Sunday, own Sunday.

Speaker 6 (19:17):
You go to church on Sunday and pray on church
on Sunday and pray on people the rest of the week.
What is this?

Speaker 1 (19:25):
What is this?

Speaker 4 (19:26):
This is the Trevor Carry Show on the Valley's Power Talk.

Speaker 7 (19:32):
Ladies and gentlemen. We interrupt our program of dance music
to bring you a special bulletin from the Intercontinental Radio
on You. At twenty minutes before eighth Central Time, Professor
Farrell of the Mount Getnings Observatory Chicrgo, Illinois, reports observing
several explosions of incandescent gas occurring at regular intervals on
the planet Mars. The spectroscope indicates the gas to be

(19:52):
hydrogen and moving toward the Earth with enormous velocity. Professor
Pierson of the Observatory at Trinston confirms Parrell's off tovation
and describes the phenomenon as quote like a jet of
blue flame shot from a gun unquote. We now return
you to the music of Ramon rock Kello playing for
you in the Meridian room of the Park Lava Hotel
situated in downtown New York Hey.

Speaker 1 (20:15):
Paul, Paul, Mars exploded boy, go back to bed, borrow me.
Imagine you're a country boy laying out listen to the
radio and he just heard that Mars exploded gas is coming,
and they go right back to the music. What's happened
October thirtieth, Today's October thirtieth has happened in nineteen thirty eight.

(20:38):
So the imagine the farm boy goes back, gets in,
has the radio that mom said, turn keep that down
a little bit now, right, and then.

Speaker 7 (20:51):
Ladies and gentlemen, following on the news given an our
bullet in the moment ago, the Government Meteorological Bureau has
requested the largest reservatories of the country to keep an
eye astronomical watch on any further disturbances occurring on the
planet Mars. Due to the unusual nature of this occurrence,
we have arranged an interview with a note of astronomer
Professor Pearson, who will give us his views on this event.

(21:12):
In a few moments, we will take you to the
Princeton Observatory at Princeton, New Jersey. We return you until
then for the music of Ramon Racchello and his orchestra.

Speaker 1 (21:22):
He can't sleep, He gets up, He creeps on the
hardwood floors, creep in. He goes in there and or
some milk out of one of those big glass things
that's in the ice box, gets an apple. He's snacking.
He's nervous. He doesn't know what's going on. You wait
for the orchestra to stop playing so they'll talk. He's wondering,

(21:43):
did Mars blow up?

Speaker 8 (21:44):
You know?

Speaker 1 (21:45):
Mom and Dad ain't. Dad's snoring in there and gets back.

Speaker 7 (21:48):
In the special bulletin from Trenton, New Jersey, it is
reported that at eight fifty pm, a huge flaming object,
believed to be a meteorite, fell on a farm in
the neighborhood of Grover's Mill, New Jersey, twenty two miles
in Well. I was listening to the radios.

Speaker 9 (22:01):
In louder place, I mean a louder place cus.

Speaker 7 (22:04):
Yes, I was listening to the radio and kind of drowsy.
I Professor Fellow was talking about Mars. So I was
half chosen and half yes, yes it's a woman. And
then what happened? Well, as I was saying, I was
listening to the radio kind of halfway yes.

Speaker 5 (22:19):
Miss Willett, And then you saw something. Not first off,
I heard something And what did you hear? A hissing
sound like this, kind of like a fourth of July rocket.

Speaker 9 (22:32):
Yes.

Speaker 7 (22:32):
Then what I turned my head out the window and
would have sworn I was to sleep and dream of yes,
I've seen that kind of greenish streak and then zingle
something to smack the ground. Set me clear out of
my chair.

Speaker 1 (22:43):
You're attacking.

Speaker 6 (22:45):
Yeah, you got Baul.

Speaker 10 (22:46):
Wake up?

Speaker 4 (22:47):
What are you do?

Speaker 1 (22:50):
Come listen? You would go. I would go in there
and wake up Mom and Dad after hearing this that
Mars exploded. Now things are attacking earth. I heard the
radio broadcast of the that the farmer that had happened too.
Even today, I believe farmers with UFO stuff over other people. Right.

(23:11):
So Dad is like, boy, this better be good. He
grants apple out of his hand starts eating his son's apple.

Speaker 7 (23:19):
Right, ladies and gentlemen, I've just been handed a message
that came in from Grover's Mill by telephone.

Speaker 1 (23:26):
That's one moment.

Speaker 7 (23:27):
Please, I told at least forty people, including six State troopers,
lie dead, will yield east of the village of Grover's Mill,
their bodies burned and distorted beyond all possible recognition.

Speaker 4 (23:40):
Hip Boma.

Speaker 7 (23:41):
The next voice you hear will be that of Brigadier
General Montgomery Smith, commander of the State Militia at Trenton,
New Jersey.

Speaker 1 (23:48):
Or get my shotgun, get the shells, just get the shells.

Speaker 3 (23:51):
I have been requested by the Governor of New Jersey
to place the counties of Messer and Middlesex as as
far west as French and then east to james Burg
under martial law. No one will be permitted to enter
this area except by special pass issued by state or
military authorities. Four companies of state militia are proceeding from

(24:14):
Trampon to Grover's Mill and will aid in the evacuation
of homes within the range of military operations.

Speaker 5 (24:22):
Thank you.

Speaker 7 (24:23):
In the meantime, further details of the catastrophe at Grover's
Mill are coming in. The strange creatures, after unleashing their
deadly assault, crawled back in their pit and made no
attempt to prevent the efforts of the firemen to recover
the bodies and extinguish the fire. The combined fire departments
of Mercer County are fighting the flames which menace the
entire countryside. We have been unable to establish any contact

(24:44):
with our mobile unit at Grover's Mill, but we hope
to be able to return you there at the earliest
possible moment. In the meantime, we take you to just
one moment, please.

Speaker 1 (24:53):
America has now officially freaking.

Speaker 7 (24:55):
Out, Ladies and gentlemen, I have just been informed that
we have finally established communication with an eyewitness of the tragedy.

Speaker 11 (25:03):
Are the creatures in the rocket cylinder at Grover's Mill?
I can give you no authoritative information either to their nature,
of their origin, or their purposes here on earth. Of
their destructive instrument, I might venture some conjectural explanation, one
of a better term. I shall refer to the mysterious

(25:24):
weapon as a heat ray ah too, evidence that these
creatures have scientific knowledge for an advance of our own.

Speaker 1 (25:31):
At that point, and I'm either praying or like Mom's
probably doing, getting all the canned goods out to the car.
Dad's getting a shotgun, packing up some clothes. We don't
really know where we're going, but we know we don't
want to be around Evansville, Indiana. It's kind of a
bigger town around there. We're going to go out to

(25:53):
a fishing place that we spend the summer at. That's
the plan. We're getting everything together.

Speaker 9 (26:00):
Thirty two meters thirty two meters.

Speaker 1 (26:02):
This is the military now, thirty.

Speaker 9 (26:04):
Nine degrees thirty nine degrees fire.

Speaker 7 (26:12):
On forty after the rights.

Speaker 9 (26:14):
fIF range thirty one meters thirty one meters projection thirty
seven degrees thirty seven degrees fire. It's that that's the.

Speaker 7 (26:30):
Type of one of them that's up the others I'm
trying to repair.

Speaker 9 (26:35):
Get the range shift fifty thirty meters thirty meters projection
twenty seven degrees twenty seven degrees fire.

Speaker 1 (26:48):
Think of the sheriff's office and police stations and the
operator with the plug in things hold on going, ring, ring,
everything going crazy across America. Law enforcement it getting ready
to go into action, driving in their patrol cars. On
October thirtieth, nineteen thirty eight, listening to the radio.

Speaker 7 (27:09):
I'm speaking from the roof of Broadcasting Building, New York City.
The bells you hear are ringing to warn the people
to evacuate the city as Martians approach. Estimated in the
last two hours, three million people have moved out along
the roads to the North Hutchison River Parkway is still

(27:33):
kept open for motor traffic. Boyd Bridges to Long Island
hopelessly jammed.

Speaker 1 (27:41):
Wow, New York City. On top of a building, is.

Speaker 7 (27:44):
This enemy is now insight about the palisades? Five five
straight machines, first one is froddening the river. I can
see it from here, waiting, waiting the Hudson, like a
man waiting through a brook. A bulletin has handed me.

(28:05):
Cartian cylinders are falling all over the country, one outside
of Buffalo, one in Chicago. Dave Lewis seemed to be
timed in the space. Now the first machine reaches the
shore east.

Speaker 4 (28:24):
And watching looking over the city.

Speaker 7 (28:28):
Steel cowlish head is even with the skyscrapers. He waits
for the others. It rise like a line of new
towers on the city's west side.

Speaker 1 (28:40):
Thank you Orson Wells. Thank you Orson Wells. You're the
reason why I can't do funny April Fools jokes anymore forever.

Speaker 7 (28:50):
Right you are listening to a CBS presentation of Orson
Wells and the Mercury Theater on the air in an
original dramatization of the War of the World by HG.

Speaker 12 (28:59):
Well.

Speaker 1 (29:00):
Oh you tell us at the end.

Speaker 7 (29:01):
Thanks.

Speaker 4 (29:02):
This is the Trevor Cherry Show on the Valley's Power Talk.

Speaker 1 (29:08):
City councils considering displaying in God we trust just like
uh Presno city council has down above the dayas up there.
I'm kind of surprised. That seems backwards. You would have
thought Clovis on more Clovis's way of life, trusting in
God like that than Fresno come on, get with the program.
Well no, they are Clovis resident. Thank you to Bill

(29:31):
Scott here at fresnob dot com article Bill Scott after
seeing the city of Fresido and Fresno County move to
display the national motto, he and several residents Clovis should
do the same. Honor me before God, before men, I'll
honor you in heaven, I paraphrase the Bible and something
like that. Let's see, uh, mayor is she Vice mayor

(29:55):
pro tim Diane Pierce said in a social media post
this week that she and her husband have been part
of the effort for the past decade to have it
displayed in local government chambers. Two thirds of the city
in Fresco County already have it there, according to Pierce,
She said she made the suggestion to cover the cost
of private donations. Look at you being trump ball rumish.
Look at that hush up atheist. You're not paying for it.

(30:18):
Elvis singer a song Elvis had some good gospel songs.
They're right Council member Drew Messenger said he does supports
the displaying the national model. He's behind it is well good.
I hope that happens and make the president happy, I think,
and I want.

Speaker 4 (30:36):
To just thank everybody, and in particular God. I want
to just say we love you God.

Speaker 3 (30:43):
Yes.

Speaker 1 (30:45):
You know who doesn't love Trump though, Gavin. He's so
fixated man, he is. And you would think with his
presidential aspirations that he would waste not waste his hot
air on somebody he's not going to be running against.
You would think he would be laser focused in on jd. Vance.

(31:05):
You think he'd be laser focused in on Marco Rubio's
He's not, is he No, he's not. He's not going there,
He's well, he's Uh. We're all creature of habit. We
like our routine. Boy, if I get out of my routine,
I almost have to take a moment and stop him,
pray that I don't lose my mind. You know, we

(31:27):
love our We love our routines. We really, we really do.
Our old boss here, Steve Darnell had a big white truck.
He's now up in San Francisco, Sacramento, but he for
a week or so he parked up front and I said,
what are you doing here? It's like messing up my routine.
I'm used to the cars being parked. I'm even down

(31:47):
to that. Well, here's his routine. Let's go, Governor dipped due.

Speaker 8 (31:53):
I don't think he takes himself seriously, but he iterates,
he throws things out, and he plays with it, and
he's is how people react and it manifests, meaning once
a mind is stretched, it never goes back to its
original form. And that's my concern. The more we're talking
about this and we need to be what he's doing
with mass agents. Look what he's doing federalizing the guard.

(32:16):
Look what he's doing intimidate and voter spressure. Looks what
he's going to do with the DOJ. Look what he's
trying to do to rig the elections North Carolina, Missouri,
down there, next Florida, not just in Texas. Look what
he's doing in terms of the tour in thirty million
that apparently is from his DOJ, All the pardoning, all
this great grip, the biggest most corrupt administration history, not

(32:38):
just the four and a million dollars of the plane,
but the billion dollars of your tax money as we're
cutting food stamps to pay for the damp plane so
he can take that toy home with his foundation when
he's ninety three or whatever. He's gone this fourth or
fifth term. I'm deeply concerned about blood pressure and guys
like Banning, they're not screwing around.

Speaker 1 (32:55):
And Steven going off on Steve Bann because band is
talking about a third term. You know he just know
Gavin News and must be following him on last social
media listening to his show. He's not focused on California,
is he. That's such a shame because we need it
right now. There were people that are burned out of

(33:16):
their homes, and I think a lot of people have
to think, well, they're rich people. They bounce back a
noo stop with that. People suffered.

Speaker 3 (33:29):
Man.

Speaker 1 (33:29):
They lost all their pictures of their kids, and their
diplomas and wedding albums, things that you cannot replace. Why humans.
I haven't seen the list of people that were fired
from that debacle.

Speaker 6 (33:48):
No.

Speaker 1 (33:48):
I first, weren't they talking, well, see what climate change does?
Didn't they come right out the shoot with that even
though they knew they had I don't know seventeen hundred
mile and our winds predicted they have, they've just gone out,
and they propagandized. We pay some of the highest energy

(34:12):
out here because of the climate change propaganda when they
started young. They started young.

Speaker 13 (34:20):
Climate change is a horrible thing that is changing the
world by making a heat which is making fires in
the cactic It is making there be fires in the
Arctic whereas they're supposed to be no fires at all

(34:41):
because it's basically snow there. Carbon goes into the Earth's atmosphere,
making the world get hotter.

Speaker 10 (34:49):
Comma change is the air getting colluded, making the world warm,
pollution being put into the atmosphere by cars, motorbikes, and
people smoking.

Speaker 1 (34:59):
Yes, that's yet able smoking. It's not just the young kids.

Speaker 7 (35:02):
So when it comes to climate marching, what do you
think the problem is that we're trying to fight today.

Speaker 12 (35:06):
Oh, that's a very in depth question, covers a lot
of bases, really, but I guess that's why, Like intersectionality
is a thing, you know, so let's see, I guess obviously, Like.

Speaker 7 (35:20):
So I've heard this figure thrown around in recent months
that we have about twelve years left to live before
climate catastrophe.

Speaker 3 (35:25):
Ensues, and we're like, the world is going to end
in twelve years if we don't address climate change.

Speaker 9 (35:31):
What are your thoughts on this and what's your plan.

Speaker 4 (35:35):
For We know it could be sooner than that.

Speaker 12 (35:37):
We're not entirely sure.

Speaker 1 (35:41):
I don't really know.

Speaker 6 (35:42):
You never know what science.

Speaker 12 (35:44):
I haven't seen that figure, but I'm sure it's believable,
and it's concerning, you know, the lack of time that
I think we have left.

Speaker 10 (35:51):
I think it's a super serious statistic and that people
should recognize that can be truthful, that we need to
enact change as soon as possible to prevent that from happening.

Speaker 4 (36:00):
Is that Tremor Carrey Show on The Valley's Power Talk