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Karen Bass, the Mayor of Los Angeles, the city not
the county. Media is very intent on making sure we
all know that, you know, the city of Los Angeles
is not the County of Los Angeles, and that the
protests were actually not widespread, didn't really affect a lot
of people, much like you know, the towers that came
down in New York on nine to eleven. It was
just a very local area, didn't affect all New Yorkers
like they weren't all prohibited from getting out of their
buildings anyway. So this is a very important point the
media is downplaying. But the mayor of Los Angeles, she
came out and said it last night at a press conference,
which is what I was saying yesterday. Now, I don't
know if Mayor Bass listens to my program, I would
guess no, but she might because this is what I
was saying yesterday, and she now said last night.
Speaker 3: We need to stop. The raids. Should not be happening
in our city. It is not warranted, and it does
the only thing it does is contribute to chaos. This
was chaos that was started at Washington, DC on Thursday.
Speaker 4: The city was peaceful on Friday.
Speaker 3: It was not because of the intervention of the federal government.
Speaker 1: So there you have it.
Speaker 2: It's not the deployment of the National Guard. It's the
ice raids. They're not even, by the way, ice raids. Yeah,
spoiler alert, it was not an ice raiate that that
started all of this. It was a cartel criminal investigation raid.
They were going after cartels and fronts. It wasn't even
a mass deportation kind of a you know, immigration raid.
But there she is flat out saying that they the
Trump administration is to blame for the riots because they
are attempting to enforce the law. So any effort to
enforce federal immigration law will prompt riots.
Speaker 1: And it's your fault.
Speaker 2: I said it yesterday and now the mayor came out
and said it last night. I can't believe she said it.
She really is, is that stupid? That's why I called
her mayor dumb bass because she is Holy smokes. Now,
credit where it is due. At least she was in
her city this time that it burned, right, she was there,
so at least there's that this was her was yesterday Monday,
This would have been well, Saturday or Sunday.
Speaker 1: I think I think it may have been Sunday night
or Sunday.
Speaker 4: This is intentional chaos, you know. I had talked to
representatives of the Trump administration earlier on to tell them
that the Los Angeles Police Department could control things that
were happening here and that there was no need, no
need to federalize troops, and so to have this here
is really just a provocation and something that was not
needed in our city. We're still recovering after five months
from the city's worst natural disaster her in decades, and
now to go through a trauma like this that is
really traumatizing the whole city because everybody knows somebody in
a city where more than fifty percent are Latino, this.
Speaker 1: Just sows chaos that is.
Speaker 4: Not warranted nor needed in the city of Los Angeles
at this point in time.
Speaker 2: All right, So that was when she was working off
the talking point that the National Guard deployment was sowing
the chaos, but last night it was stop the ice raids.
And what she's saying there is that everybody is affected
by this, not the riots, but the raids, the ice actions.
I have said this many times about many different issues.
I do have some sympathy for Democrats, because not leftists,
no sympathy for them, but Democrats in that, in the
rare instances where they have to try to defend their
philosophy or their positions on things, and they're held to
a consistent standard, they crumble. It's embarrassing. But here's why
I'm sympathetic. It's because I would not be able to
defend their positions. They're illogical, they're stupid positions, they make
no sense. So I have some sympathy, Like, you're trying
to fight the good fight to make these arguments, but
you've become intellectually flabby because the media never challenges you
on anything. So on the one hand, we're supposed to
believe that the riots don't really matter because you know
the media is blowing it all out of proportion and
people are looking at their Twitter. That's what Brian Stelter,
who's a potato on CNN, that's what he said that. See,
it's all getting blown out of proportion because people keep
seeing all these videos on social media and it's the
algorithm and it's feeding everybody the information, and so they
think it's way worse. And Los Angeles is a very
big place, so it's not all over LA. But then
the mayor is saying, well, but the ICE activity that
affects everybody, so that is widespread. See so ICE doing
a targeted operation against a cartel front business that affects everybody.
But the riots where they burn and loot and attack
police officers and shut down various parts of the city,
that is a very localized, targeted, minimal impact kind.
Speaker 1: Of an event, don't you see.
Speaker 2: And what better way to express your pro immigrant position
than to loot a sushi store, which is what they
did yesterday. They looted a sushi restaurant owned by immigrants.
Yes see, this is what I mean. There's no logic
in their position. This also from last night's press conference
by Mayor dum Bass.
Speaker 3: The National Guard is guarding the Federal building. Now, there
was an incident that I saw where there were vehicles
that needed to get into the Federal building, and so
the National Guard cleared the area and that's where I
saw gas.
Speaker 1: No, oh, wait a minute.
Speaker 2: So the National Guard was providing security to the federal facilities,
which is precisely what the Trump administration deployed the National
Guard to do, because when they tried to call you
and your law enforcement agency, you made them wait two
hours while they were under siege, and so the Fed said,
you know what, We're going to protect the ICE officials,
the ICE agents, and the facilities. Bass claimed that the
National Guard's deployment was not necessary, but Fox News reporter
Bill Malugin shared videos showing ICE agents in one of
the vehicles being struck by rocks. Malujin also posted additional
footage of photos and photos of the aftermath, including an
image of an ICE agent's injury and a windshield damaged
by a rioter's rock around it. By the way, do
you think that the rioters would not burn an ICE
vehicle with the people in it?
Speaker 1: Do you think they would stop? Why? In a riot?
Speaker 2: It's a mob rule mentality right, and so what would
be the limiting principle there? What is the guard rail
in the mob When you're torching vehicles and you're throwing
concrete bricks at people's heads. Why do you think that
they would not if presented an opportunity, Why would they
not torch an ice vehicle with the people inside of it?
I think they would? I do I think they would.
Around one thousand individuals wreaked havoc in Los Angeles Friday night,
surrounding a federal build, attacking ice agents, deflating tires while
they slashed the tires, and vandalizing government property. According to
the Department of Homeland Security, the unrest caused significant damage
and severe traffic disruptions, bringing several Key city roads to
a complete standstill. On Saturday night, Trump authorized the deployment
of the National Guard to assist local law enforcement and
warren Democratic California Governor Gavin Newsom that the federal government
would intervene if local authorities failed to restore order, and
in response, California filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration. Yesterday.
We're going to take a look at the lawsuit. What
is the legal argument they are making? Does it pass muster?
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email from John. It's a peat mail and he says,
how about we renamed the riots about j six Part two?
La boogoloo? It did start on June six. I actually
had this discussion with Brett Winterbal yesterday when I was
leaving the studio and he was coming in to do
his show, And like, we talked about branding this as
J six, why not June sixth.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna keep I'm gonna do it.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna conflate these two things, much like the left
does with illegal and legal immigration, And so now J
six includes all of this, why not?
Speaker 1: Carol? Welcome to the program.
Speaker 6: Hello Carol, Hey Pete, how are you today?
Speaker 1: Hey, I'm good. What's up?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 6: So I'm face stars. All my friends, my liberal friends,
are comparing these riots to January sixth. M So I
response to them, it's been really because I don't remember
any cards being burnt on January sixth. I don't remember
hearing a woman on a video screaming my babies are
in the car where they've watched her and beat on
her car. It's just it's that apples to apples from here.
Speaker 1: Well, so.
Speaker 2: I would recommend that you are to shift the argument
because you are arguing then from a defensive position based
on their premise. I would challenge the premise, so say, well, okay,
you think this is the same or not as bad
as J six.
Speaker 1: Well what was J six?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: It was a riot right that got out of control
and it was destroying federal property, so you were against
that right? They would say, yes, okay, well are you
against this? Wouldn't you be against this for the very
same reason. Wouldn't you be against this also because these
are federal agents that are attempting to carry out the
function of the federal government, which is immigration control, and
these people are trying to obstruct that federal process, much
like you say the Jay sixers were trying to obstruct
that federal process. It's the same thing, then, right, you're
saying it's the same thing. So shouldn't you be condemning this.
Shouldn't you also be then advocating for like the FBI
to start launching, you know, full investigations with facial recognition,
go after these people for years, throw them in jail
for years, Like do all of the same stuff, right,
do you want the same kind of a thing, same
kind of an.
Speaker 1: Approach, right right, I got, yeah, so make them defend
their double standard.
Speaker 6: Yeah, for sure, for sure. But of course it all
comes down to, oh, well, you know it's Ice rad
and I attached. There's a I think she's one of
the sheriffs in the county, and she actually came out
and said, hey, I'm so tired of the media saying
what this is and it's not. It wasn't an Ice raid.
Speaker 2: Correct, Why you said that before?
Speaker 6: It wasn't it Ice. And honestly, he until I heard
her say that, I did not know that because the
media is blasting it out there as this Ice ray
that we're going after these illegals and it's terrible, we're
dragging them away from the kids and all this stuff.
Where it comes out it was a criminal thing investigation
going after these murderers, rapists, drug traffickers.
Speaker 1: Probably, yeah, they were.
Speaker 2: They hit front businesses for the cartels, that's what they
were doing. And that's what people are now protesting against
that that these criminal enterprises were were searched and raided
and people were arrested.
Speaker 6: Right now, here's the thing. And because I've seen my
friends posts and stuff like that, and I grew up
with these people I went to high school. I don't
want to understnd them just because of this kind of thing.
We don't get nasty with each other. But it's like
it doesn't it doesn't matter what Trump does. It's still
all Trumps fought correct.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: This was the and this is the clip that I
played for Mayor Bess, which was that the the instigation
was the ICE operation, right, and then when they failed
to protect the ICE officials and their facilities, then Trump
sends in the National Guard. And now that's the instigation,
that's the offense. It's it doesn't matter, there's no there
there's no guiding principle except whatever Trump is for, we're against.
Speaker 1: That's it so exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Carol, I appreciate the call. Good to hear from you.
It's a look, I understand what this is like when
you're arguing with leftists. That's why I let them. I
let them say as much as they want to say,
and then I attack the assumptions. I attack their premises
because their premises are always wrong. They always inject some
sort of crap into the underlying assumption and try to
force you to argue that. And if you say, whoa whoa, whoa.
I'm not even going to get to your downstream argument.
I'm going to go after the origin, right, the foundational
premise of your argument, which is what in the comparison
of J six? J six's the what's the argument there
that one is okay and one is not?
Speaker 1: Or is it that both bad?
Speaker 2: So okay, I'll agree with you both are bad?
Speaker 1: Now what does that mean for what's happening right now?
Do you do you like?
Speaker 2: Do you think the national Guard should have been called
on the Trump supporters on J six? Why shouldn't the
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during the break, I see Donald Trump is now taking
questions in the Oval office, So we're going to join
this live. But during the break, he said he was
asked about sending the National Guard to Los Angeles, and
he said, look, I've been here before. We're not going
to have the same thing that happened in twenty twenty.
Would I would tell these governors as their cities were burning,
we'll send you the National Guard. Let me call them in,
and the governors would not do it. And he said,
we're not going to go through that again. We're going
to go faster. The governors do not want to stop
the rioting for whatever reasons, he says, and I don't
know what those reasons are, but we're not going to
let it happen again.
Speaker 7: By comparison, this morning, it's very calm. We'll see what
happens later. But they know if they go there, they're
not going to get anywhere because we have the.
Speaker 5: National Guide that we backed it up with a number
of Marincia.
Speaker 7: Do you agree with on your obbits student signing legislation
samanitate and commitments.
Speaker 5: And school office? How did you do with what to.
Speaker 7: Go to abbit it's going to file legislation samandatemanics in
school costors.
Speaker 5: I have to take a look at it. I'm gonna
have to look at it well.
Speaker 1: I did not hear with that question is definitely how.
Speaker 5: Long will they be there until you think until there's
no danger?
Speaker 7: Whether it's easy. Look, it's common sense. You ask me
that question when there's no danger they'll leave. You would
have had a horrible situation had I not sent them,
and horrible it'd be reporting on a lot of death
and a lot of destructure that's not gonna take place.
Speaker 5: I think if you look, every night, I got less
and less.
Speaker 7: They were met with very strong force to bad people,
the bad sick people that do what they do. But
these are paid people in many cases, not in all cases,
but in many cases, and.
Speaker 5: They really are there agitators.
Speaker 8: I was wondering if you had any response to Mexican
President Shinbaum, who condemn the viol theay you've been in.
Speaker 5: Touch with her?
Speaker 8: I said what I was wondering if you had any
response to Mexican President Queen Shavahum said what she said,
she condemned the violence in La.
Speaker 5: Oh I do too. Have you been in touch with her?
I don't all Well you think I don't condemn it.
Speaker 7: I condemned the violence in La, ladies and gentlemen, but
I also stopped the violence in La. And by doing
what I did, I stopped the violence in La that
would have been I think maybe.
Speaker 5: I'd asked Christy to speak to that.
Speaker 7: That would have been an unbelievable tragedy. We would be talking.
I don't know that would even be here right now.
It would have been so bad and probably maybe be
out there. I don't know, but Christy, could you speak
to that.
Speaker 5: Absolutely.
Speaker 9: So in twenty twenty, I was a governor of a
neighboring state to Tim Wallas and watched him let his
city burn. And the President and I've talked about this
in the past, and he was not going to let
that happen to another city and to another community where
a bad governor made a bad decision. So Claudia Scheinbaum
came out and encouraged more protests in LA and I
condemned her for that. She should not be encouraging violent
protests that are going on if people are allowed to
peacefully protests. But the violence that we're seeing is not
acceptable and it's not going to happen in America. This
president is standing up for the average American who wants
to walk their child to school every day, safely, run
their small business, and provide for their families. That's the
action that he's taken. He has every authority under the
Constitution to send these National Guard under Title ten into
these communities and make sure that operations go smoothly, that
law enforcement officers are protected, that they can continue to
go their work, to do their work without fear of
being injured or killed or disrespected, and that they can
go home to their families at night. So I'm incredibly
proud of the President for activating the National Guard and
for sending in these marines because these marines are specifically
trained to meet the need that we have on the
ground in LA right now. And Governor Inislom has done
a disservice to the STATEUS of California for many years.
The people there should never elect him into a leadership position. Ever, again, he's.
Speaker 7: Closely in competent when it comes to his railroad that
he's building, where it's like thirty times over budget. Nobody's
ever seen anything like it. Now, it doesn't even go
to the San Francisco in LA. It's way short of
it after years of work and overruns like nobody's are.
Those contractors are some of the wealthiest people in the world.
I guarantee you that because that money goes to those contractors,
they just they just did a number on the wallet
of the people of California.
Speaker 5: That train.
Speaker 7: You should look at that train. That is the great
I've never seen cost over runs. I've seen cost over
runs and great incompetence of my life, I've never seen
anything like that.
Speaker 9: These protests obviously started in reaction to these large scale
ice operations in Los Angeles. Should people expect to see
similar operations in the rest of the.
Speaker 5: Country and we'll similar protests. Yeah, we resisi.
Speaker 7: You know, we're moving murderers out of our country that
we're put here by Biden or the Autopen, the autop
the people, whether it's Lisa Monaco or whoever operated the
autopen these are criminals. The people are criminals that allowed
these criminals into our country. And I don't think that
Biden knew what the hell he was doing. I don't
think he even knew about it. But when they opened
up our borders for the whole world to come in, Yeah,
we're going to get him out.
Speaker 5: We're getting them out.
Speaker 7: We're starting to get acknowledgment from the courts that you know,
there is a system. They come in without courts and
they go up there they want trials and everything else.
I think that's starting to work out. Now, judges A
is starting to see what a terrible situation. And as
many of those people that you saw on television last
night are criminals that were allowed into our country by Biden.
Speaker 5: And they want to stay and we don't want them.
Speaker 7: And they come from jails, and they come from mental institutions,
and they come from all over the world, not.
Speaker 5: Just South America, and we're not going to let them stay.
Speaker 7: And this is the first, perhaps of many, or perhaps
you know, if we didn't attack this one very.
Speaker 5: Strongly, you'd have them all over the country.
Speaker 7: But I can inform the rest of the country that
when they do it, if they do it, they're going
to be met with well or greater force than we
met right here.
Speaker 5: We did a great job.
Speaker 7: The people you, Christy and Tom Holman and all of
the people, Pete Hegsea, all of the people involved in
an amazing job. We stopped a disaster, and it looks
like a planned disaster, not just this didn't just happen.
They had weapons, they had tools, they had everything you needed.
I mean they were throwing iced water in bottles, in
glass bottles at officers and at soldiers.
Speaker 5: These are you could not use the word.
Speaker 7: Insurrection, but you could also use the word these are
very dangerous people.
Speaker 5: They're bad people.
Speaker 7: They were met with heavy force and they folded, and
they may be there a little bit tonight. It may
be there a little bit, but it seems to be
getting less or less because they're going there and they're
met with a very heavy force. And if they weren't,
you would have that, say right now, would be on fire.
It would be burning down the rest of it, what's
left over.
Speaker 5: Because the other fire was started because.
Speaker 7: They wouldn't allow water into LA they wouldn't allow water
into California, because they had it all shifted out to
the Pacific Ocean. And I turned it around and I
told him to do it in my first term, and
they didn't do it.
Speaker 5: We had COVID and they didn't do it, and I told.
Speaker 7: Him to do it. We did it in the second.
Now we have biindions of gallons of water flowing down.
But do some should have done this? He's an incompetent
man and an incompetent government.
Speaker 5: Okay, any other questions?
Speaker 2: All right, So that's President Trump obviously in the oval office,
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out what I pointed out yesterday that the media is
focusing on, Oh, this is just one part of Los
Angeles and LA is big everybody. Why should you care
if your neighbors are in distress amid social unrest that
spreads like a contagion.
Speaker 1: No, you certainly should not.
Speaker 2: Also, did we mentioned have you accounted for the fact
that Donald Trump is president?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: There would have been no demonstrations at all if the
Trump administration had not ordered immigration enforcement. Right, have you
taken that into account? And don't you remember that Republicans
also rioted that one time, like five years ago. And
by the way, the reason why that was so bad
is that Republicans don't riot if conservatives. If Republicans are rioting,
something is very very wrong, right, because they are not
the ones trying to tear stuff down all the time.
Speaker 1: That's the left.
Speaker 2: If you thought that was bad, it follows that you
cannot find other episodes of violence street action similarly egregious.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 2: If you thought Jay six was bad, then you must
be fine with this, especially if the violence is perpetrated
by vandals who subscribed to the politics of the left.
That's the kind of inconsistency that the left is arguing
now this attitude is on full display right now with
the La riots. He says, it amounts to a tacit
admission that the Democrat Party in California and elsewhere understands
the extent to which it has become associated with violent
hooliganism of this sort. Progressive's own statements reflect their deserved
insecurity and the extent to which they know that the
rioters are their people. They know this, We know this.
They know we know this. We know that they know
we know this. Gavin Newsom said, don't give Donald Trump
what he wants, not that rioting is bad just because
you know rioting is bad. No, no, no, don't do
this because it could hurt us. Senator Adam Schiff four
brains plays directly into the hands of the he said,
it plays directly into the hands of those who seek
to antagonize and weaponize the situation for their own game.
Don't let them succeed, right Noah Rothman points out the
conceit in all of this is that the rioters can
be reasoned with. Maybe they can be complemented and cajoled
into abandoning their subversion. Perhaps if they are confronted with
the potential for their activities to undermine the Democrat Party's
political goals. Right, they might pacify themselves. Do these barbarians
not read The Atlantic? The subtext is obvious, from the
Democrat leadership down to the street thugs. We are all
on the same side here, people. This is not helping us,
So they don't want to condemn the rioters for rioting.
The misconceptions fueling these appeals are illustrative of the problem
that Democrats dare not acknowledge. They're right, of course, these
are their people, but they should not be. They don't
have to be. But the party has for too long
seen expressions a violent political passion as a force to
be co opted, to be harnessed and then wielded. They
were open about the goals that informed this ill conceived project,
and we all saw them pursue it. Even today, amid
the ashes of the Harris campaigns attempt to incorporate anarchistic
violence into her coalition. Democrats cannot bear to admit their error,
much less correct for it. And then he says this
later on, riots and criminal disorder erode faith in government,
and accordingly the party of government, the Democrats, they too
have faith eroded in them because they're the party of government.
Violent social disorder is a contagion that will expand unless
it is stopped. Stopping it requires the early, overwhelming intervention
by law enforcement, the presence of which discourages would be
participants from joining the melee. He's exactly right. That's what
Trump just said in Trumpian fashion. But that's what Trump said.
It would have been much worse. You have to meet
this kind of violence with the threat of overwhelming violence
itself against you. You may not like that. You may
be a sheep in a world of wolves and sheep
and sheep dogs, but that is true. When people are
engaged in violence, usually the only thing that stops them
from continuing is the perception or a threat of violence
against them. Democrats don't have to sidle up subserviently alongside
the president to display some fealty to these elementary propositions,
but nor do they have to position themselves as hostile
to the conditions that restore order once it has broken down.
All right, that'll do it for this episode.
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