Why Are the Democrats & the Mainstream Media Protecting Criminal Illegal Aliens?

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Create some kind of plan incentive to get people to
self depart and maybe come back in and do it legally.
And that's exactly what they've done the White House. This
is a power move. There's a certain section there that
the White House press corps outside can set their cameras up.

(00:22):
Trump administration did a big yard sign teaching the illegal
criminals and put them up in the yard so they
be forced to show them the faces of the crimes
of the criminals. CNN. They went and censored the images, Yeah,
blurred them.

Speaker 2 (00:40):
The Trump administration is approaching its first one hundred day
mark with a full court press on the issue of
illegal immigration, and they really don't want you to miss it.
So they subtly and tastefully decked the White House North
lawn with dozens of yard signs featuring photos of people
that the Trump administration claims are in the country illegally,
each poster saying are rested, enlisting the alleged offensive with

(01:03):
which they have been charged. CNN's working to confirm the
identities and if there are actual allegations against these people,
until then, we are blurring their identities.

Speaker 1 (01:12):
Actual allegations they've been charged. That's beyond an allegation they've
been charged. They were not only here illegally, that they
committed some real sick crimes. Many Americans do that as well.
But these crimes should have never happened because they should
not have been here. Even the Americans that commit the

(01:35):
heinous crimes, there's some vetting. We know where they went
to elementary school and high school, and we know where
their family lives. We know where to go look for them.
There's information.

Speaker 3 (01:46):
In this.

Speaker 1 (01:47):
NBC read the two am teleprompter talking points as well
and blurred it as well.

Speaker 4 (01:52):
Light House has put up about one hundred posters of
what they say are unauthorized immigrants who have been arrested
for violent crimes. You could see them there. They put
them up on the driveway of the White House. If
you look here, that's the West Wing, just at the
forefront the Executive Mansion itself to the left. But what's
particularly noteworthy about this location is it is right directly

(02:13):
behind the positions where TV correspondents do their hits from
the White House launch. So therefore, no matter what network
you're on that includes MSNBC, if you're doing a hit
from the White House right now, those pictures will be
behind you.

Speaker 1 (02:30):
Yeah, but they've blurred them out anyhow, statement made. They're
actually drawing more attention to it somehow by doing that,
aren't they? Sanctuary state of California? Most of us listening
unless you're listening to the heart radio app somewhere else,
and if you are, make us your number one preset.
But the going to release a twice deported illegal who

(02:51):
was convicted of killing two American teenagers nineteen years old
twenty twenty one drunk driving crash killed down in Orange
County or Taga. Was drunkye driving one hundred miles an
hour in the two five The teams burned alive in
the crash. Following year, he was convicted two counts of

(03:12):
vehicular manslaughter aboile drunk sentence of just ten years in
prison for that. Before the conviction, he had numerous felonies,
served time in the state prison system. More tax paying
money went to keep him alive. Here they're going to
release him from prison in July of this year, sir
letting less than half of his sentence. Now we got

(03:32):
a new US attorney in the Central District of California,
Misterry Shaley. He wrote his office plans to take custody
of Ortago make sure he serves a long sentence in
federal prison for immigration crimes. He said he faces up
to twenty years in federal prison of convicted. US Attorney
General Pambondi called or Taga's penning early release from prison

(03:53):
absolutely unconstable. Two illegals charge after mother too found barry
the Maryland forest. The mother or two was from Guatemala,
part of missing by her boyfriend. See, they they go
out there and they attacked people that they know aren't
gonna probably call the authorities. They rob and steele and

(04:14):
do all of that because they know they don't want
to get immigration involved in the police out there. See
it's bad for everybody. And other news. A Mexican I
llegal alien released by Joe Biden arrested for raping a
little boys he was playing outside. Thirteen year old an
illegal released into the interior by Joe Biden legally entered

(04:39):
first time in two thousand and one open border invitation.
Here President Trump at the rally Michigan talking about Yep,
they're flying them in whining they are planes in the victims.
Mother told deputy's her son was sexually assaulted while playing
outside with his younger brother playing hide and seek legal
alien from I grabbed him, held him down, orally rate

(05:02):
the child. He tried to fight back and scream. I
don't even want to there's more detail and other things
that happened. Just don't need to say it. This man
admitted to the crimes strategy from the left on. All
of this is to you know, these people are just

(05:23):
quietly living in this country. They're just a Maryland father.
Every single time. There's more to the story, and they don't.
They don't ever bother going. Let's go talk to ICE,
Let's go talk to Department of Homeland Security, and let's
put an ABCNBCC, all those media outlets, national and local.
They don't print the truth, they don't speak the truth.

(05:43):
They can put microphones and let ICE say, well, what
happened down to the home depot parking lot. You know
the federal raid that just targeting people that just wanted
to go build and mow yards. And you don't put
up a kool aid stand. They're just trying to do
all they can. I remember once in a U Hau
moving got off in Phoenix. Who was this is pre

(06:05):
GPS I was pulling over to track out on the
map where else I you know, I don't even know
where I was going. I went also all over the place.
But as I made a U turn in the and
pulled in in the shade at a home depot, I
was like, what's going on here? I was like, no, no, no, no, no,
I'm not hiring. No no. That's the one and only

(06:26):
time I've experienced that I was the target. They thought
I was there to hire. What they think they were
all going to get in the back of the I
guess they did see what that's about, but this wasn't
actually going out and you know, finding hard working undocumented
moms and dads and fathers and husbands are going to

(06:46):
take them into custody. And even if they had, they
broke the law. There's nothing wrong with that, but that's
what they were doing. Here's how KTLA News brought the story.
Federal rate at a home depot store and Pomoo spark concerns.
Families and community men say a group of day labors
were taken into custody. I'm right at gavicts held the
demonstration outside the store, protesting the target of those that

(07:08):
described as just innocent civilians. One speaker said, our people
to not be living in fear. First of all, they're KTLA,
what members of what community are you talking about here?
Guess what? There were some people there illegally that were
never vetted, that were let in, would search the border
that had active arrest warrants. That's why they were there.

(07:31):
During the operation, nine additional legals were encountered and taken
into custody. That's exactly what they said. You're not going
to work with the ice, hand them over in the jails,
then we're gonna come out. We're gonna find them. And
if you happen to be mixed in and your illegal
alien were under law, we have to arrest you. I
have the audio Tom Holman saying that, the audio of
Christy Nomes saying that my word even had the audio

(07:53):
of New York City Mayor Eric Adams saying that, so
now it's happening. There were charges, several of those called
child abuse, assault of the deadly weapon, immigration violations. DUI
quite a different story in that KTLA, thanks for the honesty,
they all lie. Speaking of Michelle Obama's podcast WOOO, she

(08:21):
claimed that illegals, you know the issue of all this
boy keep her up at night because she knows what
it's like. He's a black woman. Let me go back
in the day just a little bit here, talking about
how people were afraid of them, the.

Speaker 3 (08:36):
Folks who crossed the street and fear of their safety,
the clerks who kept a close eye on us in
all those department stores, the people at formal events who
assumed we were the help, and those who have questioned
our intelligence, our honesty, even our love.

Speaker 4 (08:53):
Of this country.

Speaker 3 (08:55):
And I know that these little indignities are obviously nothing
compared to what folks across the country are dealing with
every single day.

Speaker 1 (09:03):
M All right, she's still on that kick there. Yes, Michelle,
there was racism. Yes, people did that. Have you noticed
you also live in a country that you can ride
around a limousine and got people protecting you. So how
racist of a country is that? Michelle? Well, here we
go back to her today, and let me do a

(09:26):
little side note before I clicked this audio. Here, Michelle,
your husband was nicknamed the deporter in chief three million deportations. Michelle,
but go ahead, go ahead.

Speaker 5 (09:39):
Couldn't be We couldn't walk around saying valedictorian straight a
student you know, speaks excellent, has excellent diction if you
give them a chance. You know, we knew very early
on that that no one was going to see beyond
the color of our skin at an early age and

(10:00):
could get you in trouble.

Speaker 1 (10:01):
How old is she? Would you look that up real quick?
Michelle Obama's age? Really, Michelle Obama, you grew up in
America where they looked at you and said, I bet
you can't speak correctly. Yeah, that's where she's going with us.
But you know, she's protected. Sixty one born in nineteen
sixty four. She was ten years old nineteen seventy four.

(10:22):
She's twenty years old in nineteen eighty four, sixty four,
seventy four, eighty four, twenty years old nineteen eighty four.
I was eighteen and nineteen eighty four. We grew up
basically in the same time in America. No, no, no, oh,
you're black, you can't speak correctly. I remember Michael Jackson
and Michael Jordan and run DMC and Aerosmith doing it.

(10:45):
We were coming together. It was fading away, and she
knows that. But she's Michelle Obama, she's protected well.

Speaker 5 (10:54):
In this current climate. For me, it's you know what's
happening to immigrants, you know, So it's it's not the
fear for myself anymore. I drive around in a four
car motorcade with a police escort. I'm Michelle Obama. I
do still worry about my daughters in the world, even
though they are somewhat recognizable. So my fears are for

(11:16):
what I know is happening out there in streets all
over the city. And now that we have leadership that
is sort of indiscriminately determining who belongs and who doesn't.

Speaker 1 (11:27):
Still with it, right, Michelle? And you know, well that's
your sleep. That's Barack down the hallway because they're not
in the same anymore here. So I'll get you and
you go to sleep, Barrock. You know why I stay
up frightened at night about what happened to illegal aliens.
You know. That's why I were divorced, because you departed

(11:49):
three million of them. Right.

Speaker 5 (11:51):
I worry for people of color all over this country,
and I don't know that we will have the advocates
to protect everybody. And that makes me. That frightens me.
It keeps me up at night.

Speaker 1 (12:07):
Yeah, yeah, you buy that one. Why she can't sleeve
what keeps your up at night? I just can't get
to see because I'm worried about what's happening out there
with the lego aliens listening to talk about. When she's
driven around LA from the back limousine window, I look
out from the black SUV. I glance out every now

(12:30):
and then, and I.

Speaker 5 (12:31):
See that when I'm driving around LA, I'm just looking
at the faces of folks who could be victim. And
I'm wondering, how are you feeling? How do you feel
standing on the bus stop you how do you feel
comfortable going to work, going to school when you know
that there could be people out here judging you and
who could upend your life in a second.

Speaker 1 (12:53):
Why putting it on thick? They all lie, national, local,
so calledjournalists. National and local have an agenda knock knocked,
so do we. It's called major deportations that make America
great again for all citizens red, brown, yellow, black and white.

(13:17):
And we will one way or another.

Speaker 6 (13:21):
This is Super Tuesday with Trevor Carey on The Valley's
Power Talk.

Speaker 1 (13:27):
The man who stole DHS Secretary of Christy owns pers
in cash while she was out at Dinnah. Authorities are
stating he was here illegally. There's also a second guy
they're looking for in the country illegally. Yeah, they said
he knew what he was doing. He went an amateur
scouted out the room. She had secret Service protection. How

(13:48):
did somebody get that that close? Again, I look at
that as a failure, don't you. Somebody first of all
is controversial. Uh, you could have the cartel after him
to send a message. Might not just been somebody close
enough to grab the purse. I wonder if she was
at the table. I didn't hear the details as she

(14:08):
gotten up and they followed her to the bathroom, and
somebody just wasn't watching the table at that moment. You
might relax a little bit about the table viewing, you
know what I mean. If she's fox Shark's been moving
to the women's firm, you know, that kind of thing
went out. Maybe they weren't eyeballing the table, but if
she was sitting there and they got that close to
grab it or whatever, no, that could have been like

(14:29):
a you know, a pin in the neck with poison
on the end of it. All right, Well, we'll look
more into that one. Get our crack team and investigators.
Director Ryan Nigel, H'll instruck his crew to get out
there and find out the details on that. Here. We're
going to talk about this in just a moment. After
the next break, I'm going to go back to the
rally there in Michigan for a moment. President Trump talking

(14:53):
about Scott Jennings coming up from SENA. That's gonna be good.
But just breaking here. Newsom was getting involved after the
simply blocked the proposal to make it a felony to
purchase a sixteen and seventeen year old for sex. State
Senator Shenn and Grove, of course heavily involved in in this.
They had to make a deal last time to at

(15:14):
least make fifteen year olds be a felony. News said
the law would treat all sex predators who solicit miners
the same as a felony, regardless of the intended victims age.
Full stop. That's from Governor Newsom. I'm running for president
and got to look somewhat sane to get elected, and
after I'm due, I'll do to America what I did
to California. There's my translation of that. The first one

(15:40):
hundred days. Think what more could have gotten done if
he hadn't had to fight a judicial coup. President Trump
holding a rally in Michigan. Boy, he loves doing these rallies.
You say, I bringing Scott Jennens up here.

Speaker 7 (15:56):
There's Scott.

Speaker 8 (15:57):
Where are you? Scott?

Speaker 7 (16:00):
Came here, Scott.

Speaker 8 (16:03):
This guy really I've watched him for years.

Speaker 7 (16:05):
I don't know, but he likes Trump. Come here, Scott.

Speaker 8 (16:11):
Oh, CNN, this is the end of Scott.

Speaker 7 (16:14):
No, who cares. Don't worry. We'll take care of you, Scott.

Speaker 8 (16:17):
Scott Jennick's really great.

Speaker 1 (16:21):
Thank you taking.

Speaker 7 (16:24):
Michigan. We were flying in here today and I said,
look at these farms.

Speaker 8 (16:29):
I gotta get a farm in Michigan, because when you
own as many Libs as I do, you got to
put a place to put them all. Thank you all
very much. Thank you, Scott. And I also want to
thank the rest of the Michigan Republican delegation for all
the work they do in Congress and who are back

(16:50):
in Washington working on the Big Beautiful Bill, the Big
We're gonna name it, I think, the Big Beautiful Bill.
In one hundred days, I've taken more than one thousand
executive actions, and I could recite our accomplishments all night long.
And by the way, did you just see what I did?

Speaker 7 (17:06):
Straws?

Speaker 8 (17:07):
I wiped out the paper straw A little thing, he's it.

Speaker 7 (17:09):
A little thing. Your sink.

Speaker 8 (17:13):
Do you ever try buying a new sink and no
water comes out? Your shower heads, your toilets, the whole thing.
That's a disaster. We now have it so you can
have as much water as you want because it's not.

Speaker 7 (17:24):
An environmental problem.

Speaker 8 (17:25):
You have areas they can't get rid of their water,
and yet they have. They put restricts on them, used
to take them off, but now you can't because they're
welded in. But now you don't have to worry about
that because we've opened up your faucets, and we've opened
up especially me. I don't like taking a shower where
the water goes drip, drip, drip onto my luxuriant air.

Speaker 7 (17:46):
I need a lot of water. I need everything I
can get.

Speaker 8 (17:50):
I don't need to be under your shower trying to
get water to come out of that damn thing. So
we've opened up the shower heads, the faucets that well,
it's the washing machines that don't give you water. All
of that stuff has been opened up, and we're giving
you gas ovens, gas stoves. If you'd like no more electric,

(18:14):
you can have electric. If you want to have a
lot of friends, they like gas better. You're supposed to
sell your gas stove or get it. I don't know
who do you sell it to? Maybe another country, because
we're the only country that would be so stupid to that.
But the stoves. Now you can have gas stoves all
you want, Put four of them in your kitchen. I
couldn't care that. It's all common sense. People were so

(18:35):
angry about that. Remember they were all angry. Get rid
of your gas stove. You have to go to electric.
There's something they have with electric that's amazing. And by
the way, Elon makes a great car. But not everybody's
gonna walk.

Speaker 6 (18:52):
You know.

Speaker 7 (18:52):
They all say, oh, well, Trump.

Speaker 8 (18:55):
Maybe he's the under the thumb of Elon. Do you
think Elon was happy about ending the.

Speaker 7 (19:01):
All electric mandate. I don't think he was too happy.

Speaker 8 (19:04):
But he's a great guy, you know, honestly, never said
a thing he says, let me just compete fairly. By
the way, it's not fair what they've done to him
to that is a disgrace. That is a disgrace. But
he's a great guy and he's really helped us. And
you know, they've saved one hundred and fifty billion dollars
on waste, fraud and abuse doge, So we want.

Speaker 7 (19:25):
To thank him. He's an incredible guy.

Speaker 6 (19:28):
This is the Trevor Chary Show on the Valley. He's
power talk.

Speaker 1 (19:33):
Level above stealing money from cancer kids like sell your
police captain charge with the bezzling money from Explorer program. Shame, shame, shame,
Hilarry County DA's office foul charges, theft and embezzlement against
my selling police captain Luma Bahom Bahom faho Um. He's

(19:57):
accused of embezzling over fifty eight thousand or some of
the Vicelia Police Explorer program taken from kids that want
to be cops serve with Vicelia Police in nineteen ninety nine.
Okay Um who risk a career for fifty eight thousand
dollars G twenty twenty four, They said made history the

(20:21):
first woman to become a captain in the department. Making
women look bad too as well. Shame, double shame, shame, shame, shame,
triple shame, triple shame on California if you even getting
to the point where this is an issue that if
we talk about sex trafficking, now there are sixteen year
old women girls girls not women, girls, teenagers, seventeen year

(20:46):
old girls that decide to be hookers. There are some
that don't do it, some that do it winly, some
that are forced into it, and there's a long list
of wide that happens. Breaking the change. Debor Rush has
been willing to share her life and what that was like,

(21:08):
and the mental the mental abuse that they take over.
You know, we talk about cults being able to make
people do crazy stuff that their family doesn't understand. So
if that power is out there, why wouldn't a pimp
use it? The cult leaders much like a pimp taking
over people's lives, So we could really call it a

(21:30):
cult that they're involved in a sex cult. And you're
gonna say, California, really, hey, and if you're a Democrat,
you're a Democrat voter. When you're a Democrat vote in California,
you supported this. They're arguing the buying a sixteen year
old for section and be a felony. Yes, you heard
that correctly, mister. I'm running for president and I'm sane,

(21:55):
and I don't think sixteen and seventeen year olds that
should be a felony. Of course it should be. Nissum's
officer Gavin dipty to himself, you know who has the
governor's auto pen, said the law should treat all sexpedators
who solicit miners the same as a fellony, regardless of
the intended victims. Age full stop end quote. Well, thank

(22:16):
you for kindly coming around to what State Senator Sannon
Crow for Republican has been fighting for in many along
even those on the Democrats side. Democrat Representative Maggie Krell,
here's the news talking about how even she tried to
put this forward but they were like gonna block this.

Speaker 9 (22:31):
Ye, Krell is trying to include sixteen and seventeen year
olds in that solid felony charge. Even the lawmakers want
this changed, we're hearing. The reason why it's not is
because some Democrats are trying to honor a closed door
deal on this whole issue that was made last year.

Speaker 1 (22:49):
You say, people, you demented people.

Speaker 10 (22:53):
You.

Speaker 1 (22:55):
I can't even believe that it wasn't already a felony
to to purchase a kid. Thank you again to Senator
Shannon Grove and Assembly Member Maggie Crell, Democrat and Sacramento.
They proposed assimbly Bill three seventy nine to make sure
that inbuy the trafficks of minor for sex, we get the
same punishment regardless of the age of the victim. Again,

(23:17):
news them now coming around on this, but it was
removed from the agenda. Yeah, the committee chair send Woman
Nick Schultz. I'm a Democrat from Burbank, and you know
the Hollywood scene here, you know sometimes that happens. I
gotta protect my people here. Yeah, listen to assembly Woman
Krell talk about sixteen and seventeen year old.

Speaker 9 (23:36):
I was told that it was pulled, and the only
way I could get it back on the agenda is
if parts of the bill would be blocked. Former California
Department of Justice prosecutor and now Democratic Assembly Member Maggie
Crell disappointed by what's happened to her bill. The Assembly
Public Safety Committee will not move forward with her proposal
that would make it a felony to purchase a sixteen

(23:58):
or seventeen year old for sex.

Speaker 7 (24:00):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (24:00):
Last year again, say Senator Grove. Senate Bill fourteen fourteen
wanted to increase this for anybody that did it some
of them and David Tongapas said, sick, how is sex
trafficking are arguable in California? He posted, He said, what
infoherenes are needed to decide if trafficking a sixteen or
seventeen year old should be a felony. He said, I

(24:21):
have family members who were traffic This isn't up for debate.
No to protecting pedophiles. Wait to use the P word.
Siddly Woman Shannon Grove talking about last year.

Speaker 11 (24:34):
And all this, it was either move forward with fifteen
and below or get nothing. And so the issue of
protecting the sixteen and seventeen year olds that we put
forward in the bill, because everyone knows, if you asked
anybody in California, they should be included in those protections
against sex trafficking miners. They are miners. They're considered minors
under any other circumstance. For it to come from the

(24:57):
Senate just because they said so, oh is completely evil,
just evil.

Speaker 1 (25:03):
It is evil, completely evil. Pedophiles are evil. Now let's
go to the Safety or what do they call this
public safety committee? Yeah, you're really protecting children from being
prostituted aren't you the Safety Committee Committee chair? Simple them

(25:25):
and Nick Schills again of a Burbank here, Oh yes,
we're your Sacramento Democrats. We get your safety in mind.
Here's what I think.

Speaker 12 (25:34):
I think the average taxpayer expects to be kept safe
from the State of California. They also expect a justice
system that is fair and equitable. That's what we try
to do with the Public Safety Committee. I think whether
you're talking about Senate Bill fourteen fourteen last year or
Assembly built three seventy nine this year, the reality is
most people are not watching the day to day developments
of these builds.

Speaker 1 (25:53):
Oh yes we are, Yes, we are watching. It doesn't matter.
We'll get away with it. Nobody's paying attention.

Speaker 7 (26:00):
That's what he just said.

Speaker 1 (26:03):
Guys that anybody that would think that way with again,
I'm gonna use the ord child. How about that kid child? Well,
no children are like under twelve. A kid is, you know,
a teenager. We didn't even really call them teenagers till
what like the forties or fifty I mean that it
became part of like it was different though you were
child than you were an adult. So that's the line.

(26:24):
I'm gonna use child an adult this society. For everything else, well,
unless you want to change your sex, but for everything else,
you're eighteen. That's the adult age. So we're talking about
children again. But it shouldn't surprise how should it surprise? Look,

(26:47):
they're cutting parents out eighty nineteen fifty five. You know,
with goes to school as Tony, and then he's at
school is Tanya, and then the teachers say that he's
Tanya all day long until you come for a parent
teacher conference or a play and they go, you know what,
Tony did such a great job as the ballerina, didn't he?
But during the school day they're like Tanya. Oh, they're

(27:10):
up there. You're looking for Tanya. They're up there there.
That's that's her, her pronoun her? Can you say her?
That's their's pronouns. Yeah, that's They play along with that.
And if you don't think that that's maybe something you,
as a parent would want to, I don't be involved
with what's going on in your kids head. Yeah, no,

(27:32):
they block it out. So they're attacking kids. So why
wouldn't they want a sixteen or seventeen year old let's
use the term child rate. Oh how about that child grape,
child rate's not a felony. That's where we are. Boy.

(27:57):
I tell you what, uh. Being back in Tennessee and
not seeing any homeless, I didn't see any and coming
back here to this state, and you know, I can
deal with homeless, but I can't deal with demonic activity
with children. Man. I can deal with hot weather, but
I can't deal with the hot hell flames that they

(28:20):
are inflicting on people that are children. Republicans, if there's
never been more of an open opportunity window to convince
Democrats with just a few are you aware of these
bills that they have supported. They didn't want it to
be a felony for child rape. Well, you're not really

(28:43):
construing that correctly. These are teenage prostitutes. No school choice?
Would that also be great here in California? So see
with the new unified school district superintendent, wouldn't it be
great have to put your twenty thousand per student into
what's going to be coming forth and to have school

(29:05):
choice in California. You don't have a choice unless you
can afford that choice. I'm gonna come back and I'm
gonna play you some words from Justice Katanji Brown Jackson. Sorry,
miss Jackson, you aren't for real. You're way out of
your depth. Makes me think Supreme Court of the United
States DEI what she said about school choice. I'm gonna
let you hear it next.

Speaker 6 (29:26):
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Power Talk.

Speaker 1 (29:32):
School choice be great. You wouldn't get the full twenty
thousand because you're not having to pay for buses, You're
not having to pay for the lights and the electricity
and the food and all that kind of stuff. But hey,
let's just say you did twelve thirteen thousand that could
go to their education. You could choose. You gonna put
them in a charter school, you go to homeschool, You're
gonna put that toward private school. You have three or
four kids, that adds up to a good dollar. I'm

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sure a private school will be like, hey, come on
in fill in the blank, family, we'd love to have
your kids over here. Then what's that do that creates competition?
Competition is good. The public school would then have to
compete for those that for that money. And I bet
if that were the case, they wouldn't hire somebody to
be the head coach that had a losing record. For years,

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for years. No, that wouldn't happen. But here in California,
that option is not there for school choice. That would
be phenomenal for so many people. But no, that's not
going to happen. Let's listen to the wisdom of justice
Katanji Brown Jackson, United States Supreme Court. Come on, you

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just do something else.

Speaker 10 (30:42):
I guess I'm struggling to see how it burdens a
parent's religious exercise if the school teaches something that the
parent disagrees with. You have a choice. You don't have
to send your kid to that school. You can put
them in another situation.

Speaker 1 (30:57):
Uh huh, probably you cannot afford it. Ah, just so
out of touch, so out of her debt. Absolutely no idea. Yeah,
it's just it's all you do. Just you change it,
you send them to another school. Yes, that's exactly we
want to have that choice to do that. See how

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she just walk right into that. I agree. Yes, that's
what we want to have. And it is our money.
School district funded by moms and dads that go to work,
that's what it's funded by. It doesn't make money. Oh,
that's a board of directors right there, and the board

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of directors, the parents are the voters, and you really
need to take these school board elections a little more
seriously because we've had failure after failure after failure. Trustee
Susan Wintrop the only one to vote against it, and
I'm talking about mister Herr being named the now official
superintendent frozen who fight school district. Think of all those

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life coaches they did, and all those retreats that they
did and drug it all the way out and let's
see another a treat in the fall. Because we had
bad weather with our life coach, they couldn't fly out
in May, so next thing we could do is move
it to October or something. All the wasting money, and
yet you had people that have actually successfully pulled off

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being a school superintendent passed over. One of them was
like a few years ago, like national Superintendent of the Year. Now,
let's go after somebody that's never done it and was
a backup quarterback for a team that lost year after
year after year after year, year after year after year

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after year after year after year after year after year. Yeah,
let's hire that person. Oh boy, have I got some
audio for tomorrow's show? Some hidden valley words, salads, going on.
You know what else is going on? You bet you.
We got a date one hundred presidential rally President Trump

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up in Michigan. Let's just go jump back in.

Speaker 7 (33:10):
He brought him home to face Justin.

Speaker 8 (33:15):
And it was that gross incompetence that probably led Putin
to go in and attack Ukraine because they would never
go into that was never going to happen. If I
were president, the Ukraine Russia War would have never ever happened,
not even a little chance. We have ended the weaponization
of law enforcement and fired Joe Biden's handpick. These are
pro crime US attorneys, except if it's a political person

(33:39):
like me. You know, I was under investigation more than
the late great Alphonse Capone. Al Capone was the greatest
gangster of them all. If he had dinner with you,
and if he didn't like you, you were dead. You
were a dead person. He'd be under a foundation somewhere
in a nice big building or sports center going up.

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And I spent far more time under investigation than Alphonse Capone.

Speaker 7 (34:05):
How about that? You like that? I didn't like that.
I didn't like it.

Speaker 8 (34:10):
We removed senior FBI officials who were corrupt and misdirected
the resources. They said to swat teams after grandmothers and
J six hostages. What they did to those JA six hostages,
and they did nothing to the people that took over
Portland and took over Seattle. They literally took over a

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big portion of Seattle, or in Minnesota, Minneapolis. You remember
that disaster where they said, no, this is a peaceful rally.
The CNN lunatic anchor, the guy has about the personality
of an ant. This is not a man meant for television,
he said. He said, no, the rally is quite peaceful.
That he got hit with a brick or something and

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over his shoulder, the entire skyline of Minneapolis was burning.
You remember that one the entire your skyline was burning.

Speaker 7 (35:02):
And I have to be.

Speaker 8 (35:03):
Careful because that gentleman right there. One of the greatest
purchases of advertising in the history of the world, Mike Lindell.
There has never been a better purchaser. He comes from Minnesota.
Don't congratulate. He's the greatest purchaser of ants in history.
If he would have bought my hands I could add
ten times more hands on. There's never been Is there

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any station that doesn't have a pillow added. But he's great,
and he's doing great, and he's got a beautiful new
wife and all that stuff. And I'm proud he look
at him holding hands. They're still holding hand I'm very proud.

Speaker 7 (35:38):
Of That's nice. Usually by this time, usually.

Speaker 8 (35:42):
In a lot of people I know, Mike, by this time,
it's over.

Speaker 7 (35:46):
It's over. Look at you holding hands. I love that.
I saw that. I pardoned hundreds.

Speaker 8 (35:51):
Of political prisoners who had been grossly mistreated. We created
a brand new DJ task force on anti Christian it's
a big problem. I stripped the security clearances of the
disgrace intelligence agents who lied about Hunter Biden's laptop from L.

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Remember the laptop from L. Remember the laptop from L.

Speaker 6 (36:16):
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