August 17, 2025 • 20 mins
Trump Sends The Military Into Wash. DC & To Many Other democratic Cities & States. The People In Society Are Doing Major Protests Regarding This.
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Speaker 1 (00:16):
Hey, everybody, Welcome to today's show. Welcome to equality and
Rights for All. I'm your host, Anthony, look me to
do and we have a very important topic for today's show,
in which it is Trump sending them the troops to
cities and states and the protests that have been going
(00:37):
on about it. So let's get right into this. You know,
Trump has been stipulating that he's sending in troops to
many cities and states to lean up their crimes. And
(01:00):
there's been a lot of outraged about this, and people
are doing a lot of protests about this throughout the
United States. So here it is number one, number one.
He's sending these troops, the military, basically, and into cities
(01:25):
and states that are only democratic, that are only democratic,
none of the Republican cities and states is he doing
this to. Okay, And in these areas where he's sending
(01:46):
these troops into, it's already been proven that their crime
rates have gone down. It was already down and Trump
didn't need to send in the true oops. So a
lot of people are in an uproar about this, and
(02:09):
they're doing these protests all across America. And here's the thing,
I'm gonna give you my intake on this. This is
just my opinion. Number One. Trump is trying to flex
his muscles and he wants to overstep his boundaries. Okay.
(02:35):
Now if the crime now, crimes and stuff are throughout
every single city and state throughout the United States, Democratic
and Republican. Okay, so you know it was the democratic
(02:56):
cities and states that have been against Trump. And so
why is he flexing his muscles or why is he
sending them the troops to only really democratic cities and states.
It is because of the fact that anybody that's against Trump,
he wants to send in the troops, okay, and he can't.
(03:24):
He can't do that. He cannot do that, all right.
And he's saying, oh, there's high crimes in these cities
and states, and it's only the democratic states that have
the high crimes. And that's not the truth at all.
That is not the truth at all. He's doing it
(03:46):
because of the fact that he wants to get back
at the democratic cities and states. He wants to enforce
the meaning drum, he wants to enforce martial law. He
(04:07):
wants to enforce He's the boss and he can do
whatever he wants to and he can get away with Okay. Now,
like I said before, in every single city and state
there's a certain amount of crimes. We don't live in
(04:27):
a bubble. We do not live in a bubble, okay.
And no matter where you go to in life, there's
good and bad. That's a point of life. That's just
the way it is right now. Way back in the day,
(04:49):
you didn't have as much crime as we do today.
Why is that the pop Because back in the day,
the population wasn't as big as it is today. Back
in the day, people cared about their society, their city,
(05:12):
their state. Back in the day, there was strict discipline, okay.
And so that's one side of the coin. The other
side of the coin, here it is. And again, ladies
(05:32):
and gentlemen, I'm just keeping it on, I'm just keeping
it one hundred percent real. Okay. Let's talk about the
other side of the coin. And pretty much all the
democratic cities and states, they're very lenient and laid back.
They're not so strict with enforcing laws, like getting really strict,
(06:04):
like meaning in New York, the bail reform law is
completely broken, completely broken, and we need people in New
York have to have the higher brass that be the
(06:26):
proper ball reform laws. Okay, you have too many tree hugers,
tree huggers that say, or being so strict, it's just
it causes more problems than anything. Or being so strict. Uh,
(06:46):
it does mental damage to these people. We gotta feel
bad for them. We gotta blow kisses at them, we
gotta hug them. They come from broken homes. At the Bologney, blowney,
blowney Bologney we need to have in all democratic states
(07:14):
and democratic cities. Yes, I'll say like that, there has
to be proper bell reform, okay. And it's not a
bad thing to be stripped. It's not bad at all
as long as it's done the correct way. You know,
(07:42):
as I said that, we can have the tough the
tough love program, which you take a lot of these kids,
these teenagers that are doing major crimes, right, put their
rear end in a real adult prison, get rid of
the juvie hall, get rid of it. Put their rear
(08:04):
ends in a real adult prison. Okay. And you can also,
if you do that for a little while, put their
rear ends into a boot camp. Put their rear ends
(08:25):
into a boot camp. You would see how fast these
so called tough kids would change their lives around. At
least the majority of them, the major majority of them.
You may have a few that was that was still
(08:47):
be like, you know, just wanted to be criminals and stuff.
So that's when you say, listen, it's two stripes, you're out.
Two strikes, Okay, after the first time, after you do
a certain amount of time in a real adult prison,
(09:09):
then you go to a boot camp. Then you can
go to these community places to where to try to
help you improve your lives and stuff like that. Now,
if they slack off and they still want to commit crimes,
keep their rear ends in an adult prison permanently. That's
(09:30):
it done. Finished yet two times to get to get
your recks together. So two strikes, you're out, you're done,
You're finished. Okay. Now, let's also take the other thing,
the homeless population. Okay, again, that happens throughout every single
(09:54):
city and state, and Trump wants to cle clean up
the streets, he says, right, but what's really happening with that?
You know, it's the shelters are out of money, they're overbooked,
(10:17):
they're they're built a capacity. So what does Trump really
want to do. He wants to put these homeless people
in prison. Why is he? Why is Trump doing all
these prison things and making more prisons than everything around all,
you know, everywhere and even in other countries and stuff.
(10:38):
And it's making a lot of people think like, why
is he doing that? And all of a sudden in
main boom, he's wanting to put homeless people, homeless Americans
in prisons. Okay, And you know, I understand that he
(11:05):
wants the streets cleaned up, all right, but you're nice,
he's not doing it the right way. He's not doing
it the right way. And a lot of brass that
be in those cities and states doing the right things
they have. The answer is they haven't, in my opinion anyhow,
in many ways, they have not been doing the right things.
(11:26):
So they're being forced to do the right things. Meaning
what they're going to have to do is they're going
to have to go back to the drawing board, go
back to their departments on a city at state level,
(11:47):
and say, listen, we got to fix this. Let's do this,
and then that way they're doing their part now at
least if they if they do things that way. If
you don't want Trump stepping in. You got to make
sure that you're doing the right thing and cleaning up
your cities and states. And believe it or not, a
(12:13):
lot of the Blue states, a lot of the Democratic
states and cities have been cleaning up their streets. They
have been dealing with the homeless situation they have been.
But it does not help when Trump steps in and
does something like this. It does not help when Trump
(12:33):
says I'm taking more money out of your cities and states.
You know, it does not help. If we just all
work together, ladies and gentlemen, if we all just work
together on every government level, we would not have the
problems that we do today. Now, let's just say, even
(12:55):
with all the Democratic cities and states doing their art
right and doing the right thing, Trump will just turn
around and say, well, that's not good enough for me.
I want more, I want more, I want more. You
can't be like that either. Okay, you got to say,
all right, this is an improvement. Let's keep working together.
(13:18):
That's the way you do it. That's proper leadership, not
with this constant bullying way that he's doing. Okay, So,
now with these protests that are going on throughout every
single city, and state the route the United States because
(13:41):
these people, uh, you know, fighting against ice and their
police departments. And here's the other thing that I almost
forgot to mention. Trump and the Republicans have now wanted
uh to federally take over local police departments. Now, it's
(14:05):
not the police department's fault again, they're just doing their jobs, right,
So this is Trump and the Republican's fault, all right,
because they're not doing things the right way. Now, yeah,
let's all work together, yes, but the way that they're
doing it, they're overstepping the boundaries. Okay, they're not doing
(14:29):
the right thing. Now. With that being said, you know,
people cannot be blaming the police, okay, because if you don't,
it's like a lot of these people who are committing
crimes don't like the fact that they're getting caught. They
(14:52):
don't like the fact that there's more of a police
presence in their communities. But listen, if you're not committing crimes,
you have nothing to worry about, all right. So with
that being said, here's the other thing with these protests.
The protests are peaceful, they're very peaceful, okay, And these
(15:19):
are good advocates. They're standing up for their rights and
stuff like that. Okay, And but on the flip side
of that coin, number one, they're blocking streets. That's never good.
I said that many times. That's never a good thing
(15:39):
to do. You don't do that. And number two is
people are going to look at it as do these
people even have jobs? What are they doing with their lives?
They're doing all these protests, which is which is a
great thing, don't get me wrong, but it's what are
you doing with your lives? Do you work? You know,
you have jobs, You're paying your bill and you're finding
(16:01):
all this time to do all this protests and stuff
like that, which is, again it's great, But are you
paying your bills, you're working, you know, doing things with
your life, you know. And then here's the other thing,
since we're on this topic, you know, when come next month,
when September, when when the summer is over and people
(16:24):
are back from vacations and stuff like that, and people
have to go back to work and to school. Now
many people have lost their jobs, Many people are not
going to be able to go to school starting the
next month. Why because Trump and the GOP screwed up
the Department of Education. So a lot of people are
(16:44):
not going to be able to go to school and
stuff like that, and so what does that mean. What
does that mean? That means they're going to be doing
these protests and stuff like that. So can't say, hey,
what are you doing with your time or whatever else?
(17:04):
Go out and get a job. Well, if businesses are closing,
how are they to get a job? Let's be real,
can you get a job if you're doing all these
closings and stuff like that. So it's just, I mean,
(17:29):
it's a big mess out there. But like I said,
we all just got to work together and stop this bullying,
stop that nonsense, stop the stupidity, okay, and let's all
work together in creating a better society, a safer society
(17:53):
and stuff like that. Now, I understand a lot of
the Democrats they do not want to take these very
serious strict steps and with ball reform law and jail
and stuff like that, because of the fact that they
do not want to offend their base because a lot
(18:14):
of elections are coming up, so they do not want
to offend their base. But here's the thing, It's not
about that. It's about creating a safer society, okay, And
teaching these kids that are causing all this chaos and
stuff that their actions have consequences and their actions are
(18:39):
not going to be tolerated. And that's that. And if
the parents aren't going to get strict, then the government
has to step in and be strict seriously. But anyways,
I wanted to remind all my fans out there about
my website, African Information Highway that linked to THEIRS ai
(19:00):
NY dot com. Again, that's aih NY dot com. You
guys can check out all the pages on there, and
don't forget. One of the pages is uh is too
about my internet store on Zazzle dot com And if
you go to that, If you go to that page,
you'll see a link on there. If you click on
that link, it'll bring you right to my internet store
(19:20):
on Zazzle dot com. And on my internet store on
zazzle dot com, you'll see all the products that I
designed and that are up for sale on my internet
store on Zazzle dot com. And also another one of
the pages that's on my website is my bookstore on Amazon.
If you click on that page, you'll see three links
on there. Each one of those links is to my
(19:43):
UH books that I have off for sale on Amazon,
so you can check that out as well. And so
if that, take care everybody. Bye,
Hey, everybody, Welcome to today's show. Welcome to equality and
Rights for All. I'm your host, Anthony, look me to
do and we have a very important topic for today's show,
in which it is Trump sending them the troops to
cities and states and the protests that have been going
(00:37):
on about it. So let's get right into this. You know,
Trump has been stipulating that he's sending in troops to
many cities and states to lean up their crimes. And
(01:00):
there's been a lot of outraged about this, and people
are doing a lot of protests about this throughout the
United States. So here it is number one, number one.
He's sending these troops, the military, basically, and into cities
(01:25):
and states that are only democratic, that are only democratic,
none of the Republican cities and states is he doing
this to. Okay, And in these areas where he's sending
(01:46):
these troops into, it's already been proven that their crime
rates have gone down. It was already down and Trump
didn't need to send in the true oops. So a
lot of people are in an uproar about this, and
(02:09):
they're doing these protests all across America. And here's the thing,
I'm gonna give you my intake on this. This is
just my opinion. Number One. Trump is trying to flex
his muscles and he wants to overstep his boundaries. Okay.
(02:35):
Now if the crime now, crimes and stuff are throughout
every single city and state throughout the United States, Democratic
and Republican. Okay, so you know it was the democratic
(02:56):
cities and states that have been against Trump. And so
why is he flexing his muscles or why is he
sending them the troops to only really democratic cities and states.
It is because of the fact that anybody that's against Trump,
he wants to send in the troops, okay, and he can't.
(03:24):
He can't do that. He cannot do that, all right.
And he's saying, oh, there's high crimes in these cities
and states, and it's only the democratic states that have
the high crimes. And that's not the truth at all.
That is not the truth at all. He's doing it
(03:46):
because of the fact that he wants to get back
at the democratic cities and states. He wants to enforce
the meaning drum, he wants to enforce martial law. He
(04:07):
wants to enforce He's the boss and he can do
whatever he wants to and he can get away with Okay. Now,
like I said before, in every single city and state
there's a certain amount of crimes. We don't live in
(04:27):
a bubble. We do not live in a bubble, okay.
And no matter where you go to in life, there's
good and bad. That's a point of life. That's just
the way it is right now. Way back in the day,
(04:49):
you didn't have as much crime as we do today.
Why is that the pop Because back in the day,
the population wasn't as big as it is today. Back
in the day, people cared about their society, their city,
(05:12):
their state. Back in the day, there was strict discipline, okay.
And so that's one side of the coin. The other
side of the coin, here it is. And again, ladies
(05:32):
and gentlemen, I'm just keeping it on, I'm just keeping
it one hundred percent real. Okay. Let's talk about the
other side of the coin. And pretty much all the
democratic cities and states, they're very lenient and laid back.
They're not so strict with enforcing laws, like getting really strict,
(06:04):
like meaning in New York, the bail reform law is
completely broken, completely broken, and we need people in New
York have to have the higher brass that be the
(06:26):
proper ball reform laws. Okay, you have too many tree hugers,
tree huggers that say, or being so strict, it's just
it causes more problems than anything. Or being so strict. Uh,
(06:46):
it does mental damage to these people. We gotta feel
bad for them. We gotta blow kisses at them, we
gotta hug them. They come from broken homes. At the Bologney, blowney,
blowney Bologney we need to have in all democratic states
(07:14):
and democratic cities. Yes, I'll say like that, there has
to be proper bell reform, okay. And it's not a
bad thing to be stripped. It's not bad at all
as long as it's done the correct way. You know,
(07:42):
as I said that, we can have the tough the
tough love program, which you take a lot of these kids,
these teenagers that are doing major crimes, right, put their
rear end in a real adult prison, get rid of
the juvie hall, get rid of it. Put their rear
(08:04):
ends in a real adult prison. Okay. And you can also,
if you do that for a little while, put their
rear ends into a boot camp. Put their rear ends
(08:25):
into a boot camp. You would see how fast these
so called tough kids would change their lives around. At
least the majority of them, the major majority of them.
You may have a few that was that was still
(08:47):
be like, you know, just wanted to be criminals and stuff.
So that's when you say, listen, it's two stripes, you're out.
Two strikes, Okay, after the first time, after you do
a certain amount of time in a real adult prison,
(09:09):
then you go to a boot camp. Then you can
go to these community places to where to try to
help you improve your lives and stuff like that. Now,
if they slack off and they still want to commit crimes,
keep their rear ends in an adult prison permanently. That's
(09:30):
it done. Finished yet two times to get to get
your recks together. So two strikes, you're out, you're done,
You're finished. Okay. Now, let's also take the other thing,
the homeless population. Okay, again, that happens throughout every single
(09:54):
city and state, and Trump wants to cle clean up
the streets, he says, right, but what's really happening with that?
You know, it's the shelters are out of money, they're overbooked,
(10:17):
they're they're built a capacity. So what does Trump really
want to do. He wants to put these homeless people
in prison. Why is he? Why is Trump doing all
these prison things and making more prisons than everything around all,
you know, everywhere and even in other countries and stuff.
(10:38):
And it's making a lot of people think like, why
is he doing that? And all of a sudden in
main boom, he's wanting to put homeless people, homeless Americans
in prisons. Okay, And you know, I understand that he
(11:05):
wants the streets cleaned up, all right, but you're nice,
he's not doing it the right way. He's not doing
it the right way. And a lot of brass that
be in those cities and states doing the right things
they have. The answer is they haven't, in my opinion anyhow,
in many ways, they have not been doing the right things.
(11:26):
So they're being forced to do the right things. Meaning
what they're going to have to do is they're going
to have to go back to the drawing board, go
back to their departments on a city at state level,
(11:47):
and say, listen, we got to fix this. Let's do this,
and then that way they're doing their part now at
least if they if they do things that way. If
you don't want Trump stepping in. You got to make
sure that you're doing the right thing and cleaning up
your cities and states. And believe it or not, a
(12:13):
lot of the Blue states, a lot of the Democratic
states and cities have been cleaning up their streets. They
have been dealing with the homeless situation they have been.
But it does not help when Trump steps in and
does something like this. It does not help when Trump
(12:33):
says I'm taking more money out of your cities and states.
You know, it does not help. If we just all
work together, ladies and gentlemen, if we all just work
together on every government level, we would not have the
problems that we do today. Now, let's just say, even
(12:55):
with all the Democratic cities and states doing their art
right and doing the right thing, Trump will just turn
around and say, well, that's not good enough for me.
I want more, I want more, I want more. You
can't be like that either. Okay, you got to say,
all right, this is an improvement. Let's keep working together.
(13:18):
That's the way you do it. That's proper leadership, not
with this constant bullying way that he's doing. Okay, So,
now with these protests that are going on throughout every
single city, and state the route the United States because
(13:41):
these people, uh, you know, fighting against ice and their
police departments. And here's the other thing that I almost
forgot to mention. Trump and the Republicans have now wanted
uh to federally take over local police departments. Now, it's
(14:05):
not the police department's fault again, they're just doing their jobs, right,
So this is Trump and the Republican's fault, all right,
because they're not doing things the right way. Now, yeah,
let's all work together, yes, but the way that they're
doing it, they're overstepping the boundaries. Okay, they're not doing
(14:29):
the right thing. Now. With that being said, you know,
people cannot be blaming the police, okay, because if you don't,
it's like a lot of these people who are committing
crimes don't like the fact that they're getting caught. They
(14:52):
don't like the fact that there's more of a police
presence in their communities. But listen, if you're not committing crimes,
you have nothing to worry about, all right. So with
that being said, here's the other thing with these protests.
The protests are peaceful, they're very peaceful, okay, And these
(15:19):
are good advocates. They're standing up for their rights and
stuff like that. Okay, And but on the flip side
of that coin, number one, they're blocking streets. That's never good.
I said that many times. That's never a good thing
(15:39):
to do. You don't do that. And number two is
people are going to look at it as do these
people even have jobs? What are they doing with their lives?
They're doing all these protests, which is which is a
great thing, don't get me wrong, but it's what are
you doing with your lives? Do you work? You know,
you have jobs, You're paying your bill and you're finding
(16:01):
all this time to do all this protests and stuff
like that, which is, again it's great, But are you
paying your bills, you're working, you know, doing things with
your life, you know. And then here's the other thing,
since we're on this topic, you know, when come next month,
when September, when when the summer is over and people
(16:24):
are back from vacations and stuff like that, and people
have to go back to work and to school. Now
many people have lost their jobs, Many people are not
going to be able to go to school starting the
next month. Why because Trump and the GOP screwed up
the Department of Education. So a lot of people are
(16:44):
not going to be able to go to school and
stuff like that, and so what does that mean. What
does that mean? That means they're going to be doing
these protests and stuff like that. So can't say, hey,
what are you doing with your time or whatever else?
(17:04):
Go out and get a job. Well, if businesses are closing,
how are they to get a job? Let's be real,
can you get a job if you're doing all these
closings and stuff like that. So it's just, I mean,
(17:29):
it's a big mess out there. But like I said,
we all just got to work together and stop this bullying,
stop that nonsense, stop the stupidity, okay, and let's all
work together in creating a better society, a safer society
(17:53):
and stuff like that. Now, I understand a lot of
the Democrats they do not want to take these very
serious strict steps and with ball reform law and jail
and stuff like that, because of the fact that they
do not want to offend their base because a lot
(18:14):
of elections are coming up, so they do not want
to offend their base. But here's the thing, It's not
about that. It's about creating a safer society, okay, And
teaching these kids that are causing all this chaos and
stuff that their actions have consequences and their actions are
(18:39):
not going to be tolerated. And that's that. And if
the parents aren't going to get strict, then the government
has to step in and be strict seriously. But anyways,
I wanted to remind all my fans out there about
my website, African Information Highway that linked to THEIRS ai
(19:00):
NY dot com. Again, that's aih NY dot com. You
guys can check out all the pages on there, and
don't forget. One of the pages is uh is too
about my internet store on Zazzle dot com And if
you go to that, If you go to that page,
you'll see a link on there. If you click on
that link, it'll bring you right to my internet store
(19:20):
on Zazzle dot com. And on my internet store on
zazzle dot com, you'll see all the products that I
designed and that are up for sale on my internet
store on Zazzle dot com. And also another one of
the pages that's on my website is my bookstore on Amazon.
If you click on that page, you'll see three links
on there. Each one of those links is to my
(19:43):
UH books that I have off for sale on Amazon,
so you can check that out as well. And so
if that, take care everybody. Bye,
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