Speaker 1: If you heard about the federal prison that was called
the rape Club. It was given that nickname over a
period of about fifteen years, and you paid for this.
Now it's been shut down a judgea scene to that.
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because of where the prison is located and how this
was all allowed to go on. We'll talk about this.
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There was a prison in the building's still there, but
the essence of it, thank God, has gone. It was
located in Dublin, California, and if you've ever been to Dublin,
it's actually a really beautiful part of California. It's in
the East Bay kind of near Oakland, and there's some
rolling hills portions of it. There's some water portions of it.
And this correctional facility became known as the rape Club.
Now a note before we get into the details of this.
How should Christians think about prisoners? How are we supposed
to regard them? Well, you can look pretty quickly into
the Bible and see how we should regard prisoners, and
you can go to a biblical source to explain this.
Matthew chapter twenty five, verses forty thirty four through forty three.
Then the King will say to those on his right,
and in this regard this is Jesus speaking about himself.
Then the King will say to those on his right, Come,
you who are blessed by my father. Take your inheritance
the kingdom prepared for you since the creation of the world.
Or I was hungry and you gave me something to eat.
I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink.
I was a stranger and you invited me in and
needed close, and you closed me. I was sick and
look after me. I was in prison, and you came
to visit with me. Then the righteous will answer him, Lord,
when did we see you hungry and feed you, or
thirsty and give you something to eat? When would he
see you as a stranger, or invite you in, or
need to close and clothes you. When we see you
sick or in prison, or go to visit you? And
the King will reply, truly, I tell you what you
did for one of the least of these brothers and
sisters of mine, you did for me. Then the Lord
will say to those on his left, depart from me,
you who are cursed into the internal fire, prepared for
the devil, and as angels. For I was hungry and
you gave me nothing to eat. I was thirsty and
you gave me nothing to drink. I was a stranger
and you did not invite me in. I needed clothes
and you did not clothe me. I was sick and
in prison, and you did not look after me. It's stark.
So how should Christians think about people in prison as people?
Almost certainly they're in prison because they decided to act
on a sin impulse. We all have sin impulses. We
all sometimes give in and act on them. If that
becomes a lifestyle and some something you're used to and
you don't encounter the body of Christ and don't I
don't submit. You can end up taking those sins and
they multiply over time, and you suddenly are someone in
a jail cell. It doesn't mean that God doesn't love you,
and it doesn't mean that you should get out of
the jail cell or the prison cell. It means you
are someone created by God in the image of God.
You may well be a child of God and be
in prison. If you look at what's happening in a
world where people are arrested for praying seventy five yards
from an abortion facility with their back turned and praying
silently hiding behind a tree. I guess he wasn't arrested,
but he was interviewed by the police. Or you look
at the abortion protesters who prayed in a building who
are going to prison for three to five years. We
also could face prison, but we shouldn't be raped, not
by the guards, really, not by anybody but the guards.
How about a chaplain. A chaplain did this? This is
to me a vision of hell, because in hell, sin multiplies.
You think of this, you'll be in there for eternity.
Around people who never stopped sinning, and sin multiplies for
an eternity, for infinity. Meanwhile, in heaven, the graciousness of
God multiplies the mercy, the joy. It is your decision
to make. So many things are decisions to make. Sometimes
we make them passively. I know people who have passively
given in to being old, right. I know people who
passively just to just let it happen to them, right.
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Mass Simes. It's a beautiful looking location where this Federal
correction facility was held. In fact, so San Quentin, California
church shows some cool places to put prisons. Oh, California, California.
There's the irony in this write up on this piece
from the Daily Mock. In this latest case of what
a deputy Attorney general describes as an appalling criminal act
at a women's prison nickname the rape Club. A former
guard at the now closed California institution was indicted on
fifteen counts of sexual abuse of female inmates, the Department
of Justice reported in a July twenty sixth press release.
The Department of Justice, pause. This is the same Department
of Justice who is telling women to shut up and
let the kind men ogele them while they shower next
to them. Same department of Justice that has put men
into women's prisons. California led the way on this, Washington
State that fallen country has followed. But it's wrong when
guards do it. It might be extra wrong. No, it
truly might be extra wrong. Because they've sworn to uphold
the law. They have physical control over these women. They
can kill them, they can keep them from eating, they
can lock them up in solitary. They have a degree
of power of them that the men do not. But
it is it's wrong by degree, but not by type.
From this piece. While serving as a correctional officer at
the Dublin Federal Correctional Institutes, Daryl Wayne and God forgive me,
I didn't create the nickname. It's his nickname. Daryl Wayne
Dirty Dicks Smith, fifty five, allegedly committed fifteen acts of
sexual abuse involving five female inmates over several years, including
brazen and violent acts. An Apartment of Justice Inspector General
Michael E. Horowitz set in a press release an arraignment
on the new charges has not been fully scheduled as
of the writing this article, but the prosecutor said Smith's
jury trial on the previous counts is sent for March
seventeen to twenty twenty five before US District Judge Yvonne
Gonzalez Rogers. Conviction of aggravated sexual abuse and deprivation of
civil rights carry a maximum penalty of life in prison.
The maximum penalty fifteen years in prison for each sexual
count of abusive award and a two year sentence for
each count of abusive sexual contact. The court would also
order a term of supervised release and could impose a
fine of a quarter million dollars in each count. Require
restitution and order additional assessments after consulting the US sentencing
guidelines and other relevant factors. Restitution how what do you
give back? According to the rite up on this You
had guards going around and forcing women to sexually service
them while they were standing in hallways. You had guards
keeping women from meeting family members, from having any of
their earned freedoms. And it gets worse than that. But
the state of California, the Department of Justice, is just
fine with rapists, male rapists in these same prisons because
of a magic word. It's been a while since we've
talked about the potency of magic words. Magic words are
satanic and powerful. The word transgender is magic. It's focus grouped,
it's nonsensical, it's pseudoscientific, it's meant to sound scientific, and
it's magic. Let me give you an example. Should men
be allowed in women's prisons where they are naked, they
get to watch them shower, they get to threaten them
and sometimes rape them. Should that ever be allowed?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: What about trans women? Trans women are women. I saw
some of the responses to a story we're going to
talk about in regard to a woman who was also
sexually assaulted, this time by a so called trans woman,
meaning a man. Some of the responses from people on
the left were this, maybe don't go to prison. Maybe
don't go to prison. Let's try this a different way.
You go into the pediatrician's office and you meet with
the doc and he sits you and your wife down.
He says, hey, we're going to cut your son's penis
in half and peel it open, and then remove his
testicles and fold them over into fake volva. Invert his
penis and shove it into an eighteen inch gash we're
going to create between his legs. It's a wound that
will never heal, and there may not be enough tissue
in there. He's relatively young, so he's got kind of
a small penis, so we're going to pull some tissue
out of as large intestine and line that wound with
that to create a fake vagina. No, you're not. Let's
try it another way. We've determined that your son is transgender.
I thought the proper medical care, he's going to kill himself.
So what you decide now will be a permanent decision.
Like to do is pause pubity for a bit. So
we talked through this, make a plan, then begin the
process of transition. Really just to allow your son to
live in the body he was meant to have. We
know this, you're shocking. It's more common than people think
we've done hundreds of these procedures, they'll come out.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: Magic word prisoner is also a magic word. And God
forbid some conservatives that we hear the word prisoner and
we go yeah, but right, yeah, But and this is
where Christianity comes above conservatism, which is always the Lord
Jesus did not sin. He was the only perfect man,
but he spoke of himself as if he were in prison.
Because of course, sometimes even Christians make mistakes, as in
every second of every day. Sometimes those mistakes are so
large that you end up being punished, sometimes rightfully, and
as I just said, in this country is going to
be more and more often that it's not rightfully. Even
as people fight to maintain morals and good sold standing
in this country, people like my friend Tim Krukshank. He
gave his he was willing to give his life for
this to make sure that things like this didn't happen.
And here they're happening, and he'd still go fight. He
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Kyle Rittenhouse, with his rifle, used his Second Amendment rights
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Com slash todd Back to this report Endemic sexual abuse.
Both houses of Congress have passed the Bipartisan in Federal
Prison Oversight Act the House of Representatives on May twenty one,
in the Senate on July tenth, and specifically cited the
incidents at FCI Dublin in the Congressional record on July
jos Asoff declared, how did it come to pass it?
In a nation who's founding documents guarantee a due process
in civil rights and prohibits cruel and unusual punishment, A
federal prison in Dublin, California would become so notorious for
the endemic sexual abuse of female inmate by prison staff
that it will be known as the rape club. The
rape club. Osoff added that quote human rights crisis behind
the bars. The United States is stain is staying in
America's conscience. We'll get back to that at July and eleven.
Motion five by the California Coalition of Women Prisoners note
that eight of the prison staff, guards, a warden, and
a chaplain have been charged with sexually abusing inmates. Seven
former warden brig Garcia, former chaplain James high House, and
five guards have been convicted and sentenced to prison terms.
The motion states that the DOJ investigation that began in
twenty twenty implicates approximately twenty officers and staff. Pause, how
did this happen? Because no one gets fired because there
is no accountability. Well, plus, they're just prisoners. It's not
like anyone's gonna care. They're just prisoners. That's how it happened,
that's how continued to happen. Oh and then there's this
if the women wanted to report that, you could do that.
Sure you've just been raped by a guard and he
can tell the woman, sure, yeah, go report it. Go ahead,
and you know, the wardens in on it, and you know,
the moment you report it, the beatings get worse. And
there's other female inmates in prison saying I reported it
he broke my jaw. Now see God has already judged
all this. The sentence has already been handed out. The
true justice has already occurred. Now not in our timeline,
but God's on our timeline. We need to think about
prisoners in an eternal sense. Right now they're in prison,
many of them will be with us in heaven and
the new Heaven and the new Earth. Some of these
guards may well repent God willing. And if they truly repent,
you know that involves Sara. It involves weeping. It involves
actually actually weeping on your knees for having hurt God.
Because many of these women are His daughters, These same
guards would probably shoot you if you want to rape
their daughters. What do you think God's going to do?
Given that many of these ladies are His daughters? And
I can't get away from the savage comparison. I interviewed
a prison chaplain and she is She operates out of
the separate country of Washington State. She had a client
in prison who was suffering some of these same things
at the hands of trans women meaning men, because no
one is a trans woman. Now back to this article.
Talking here about this guard, the most recent guard to
be charged dirty Dick Smith. That's I didn't create the nickname.
They did listen to this. Smith even offered an advice
to other officers who might want to do the same
things to women, telling them to target women without legal
immigrations data so they would be deported after serving the
prison sentence. Smith took advantage of blind spots not viewed
by security cameras to abuse the inmates. This included rape,
digital penetration, fanling breasts, and botox, grinding against them, forcing
them and undressed in front of them. He once ordered
prisoners to engage in sexual acts with each other so
he could watch. The lawsuit says these recent incidents are
not the first. At FCI Dublin, nineteen ninety six, three
women were taken to a male housing unit adjacent to
the women's prison, where correction officers opened the inmates cells
to allow them to rape the women. Four employees in
the nineteen nineties and two thousands were convicted of sexual
abusive female prisons. Twelve were fired but not arrested in
the twenty tens for sexually abusing prisoners. See why it
was called the rape club. You paid for this, You
were forced to pay for this. Now, let's look up
at the top. Who runs the prison system, the federal
prison system, Oh, the Department of Justice. Are they looking
into other prisons, because certainly it's only happened in California,
would never happen anywhere else. It's the federal government. This
is the same federal government and the same political party
because it's a Democrat organization. It's a leftist organization that
is more than fine with male boxers breaking the nose
as a female boxers. They're more than fine with a
male volleyball player giving a career ending injury to a
female volleyball player by hammering her with his elbow. Same
thing happened in the basketball court. Remember that, Oh he
reached down to try to help her up as he
was smirking. But wait, hold on, wait, wait, he's transgender.
That's a woman. Magic words are powerful. A female prisoner
had her parole withdrawn because she chose to speak up
about things like this happening. And again, how are Christians
to think of prisoners or to think of them as
people were, to think of them as created in the
image of God, people just like you are? And I
am been getting a lot of notes from people who
are right right now kind of imprisoned by pain. A
long time listener now view to the show, Lawn, has
told me that he is planning a trip down to
Renew Healthcare. I'm trying to see if we could align
our trips. I would so love to meet Lawan. I
can't tell you. I mean, I went back and looked
through our Twitter thread. I think Laan has been listening
to me and watching me for for almost a decade,
and I don't believe we've ever met. Another great friend
of the show was about to go down to Renew
and get treatment, but he kept going to a FIB.
Now hear me on this. He kept going to AFIB
so they wouldn't allow him to go to Mexico to
get stem cell treatments, even though it would have made
him a ton of money. Remember this, I sent a
friend of mine there with a specific brand of arthritis,
a very painful brand of arthritis, and the folks that
Renew looked and looked and came back and said, hey,
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Friends of mine and fellow listeners and podcast family members
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Why don't I tell you all the instances that they
can't help, because they're honest people, they're ethical people. It's
renew dot Healthcare. A woman was facing sexual assault, sexual abuse,
belittlements from a male inmate, so she decided that she would,
you know, complain, because certainly the world's not going to let.
Speaker 3: This happen, couldn't. I had just been told I could
go home after seventeen.
Speaker 4: Years, eighteen years, and so I was devastated.
Speaker 3: I was three weeks from parolling when they took away
my name.
Speaker 1: By the way, this comes from I W features. This
law fully allows intact men to be in female prisons
by simply declaring that.
Speaker 4: The first transgender I came in contact with was Seva Reeve,
which is the person that ultimately this all happened with, well.
Speaker 3: The first occurrence, because it happened more than once. The
first occurrence. I was in the restroom in the our dayroom. Here,
there's a common restroom that we can use. There's a frosted.
Speaker 4: Glass on the door or and I would say maybe
not quite.
Speaker 3: Half the way up the window in the restroom, and
that person just walked up and stood there looking in
the window. There was no knock or anything.
Speaker 5: Normally people will walk up and knock somebody else I'm
in here or whatever.
Speaker 3: I had the occupy sign on the outside.
Speaker 5: I was seated on the.
Speaker 4: Toilet, and I told that person to him in here,
do you not see me go away? But continue to
linger for a few more seconds. I just kind of
brushed it off at that point. One time could be
an accident. I went back and I told one of
my friends that was really disturbing because.
Speaker 5: That person didn't even knock on the door, just stood
there and acted like they.
Speaker 3: Couldn't comprehend what I was saying. We had to work
around each other, but I tried to just avoid.
Speaker 4: Any contact or conversation anything like that.
Speaker 3: There was just a very uncomfortable kind attention.
Speaker 4: After that, A couple of weeks later, it happened to
me and the same thing, but this time the person
stood there a little bit longer. And finally, after I
came out that time, all I said was, this is
the second time you've done this to me. It's not okay.
You need to knock it off because once was okay,
and now you've done it.
Speaker 3: More than once. And you clearly know that I'm in there.
You can see me in there. I know you watched
me go in there.
Speaker 4: I know you saw the occupied sign outside. This is
the second time ten, so you need to knock it off.
I went back to my desk, I sat down.
Speaker 3: But it just didn't fit right with me.
Speaker 4: And then that's when I decided I would file agreements
against set two.
Speaker 1: Her name is Kathleen Quinn, and so she did go
file aggrievance. And incidentally, she is in prison for a
second degree murder, which has caused some people to say
on Twitter in response to this story being posted, maybe
don't murder someone true, don't you shall not murder? Maybe
don't sponsor abuse, Maybe don't forget you sin too. Those
who provide mercy will receive it. God is merciful, he
wants to be merciful. He wants us back in the family.
But there's that saying those who provide mercy will receive it.
So God may well say to that person on judgment day,
I repented, Maybe don't sin. I don't think you will
do that. But we must not read past passages in
the Bible, like people going to the Lord Jesus and saying, wait, wait,
hold on, wait a second. Didn't we perform miracles and
cast out demons in your name? Didn't we the Lord
look at them? And saying get away from evil doers.
I never knew you knowing Jesus is different than believing
in him. Saying you follow him is different than following
him saying you love your neighbor and then saying things
like well, maybe don't murder. I mean, this should happen
to you. How should Christians view prisoners as people made
in the image of God who acted on a sin
impulse or five or ten or in this case, ended
a life. God's already meted out justice to her as well.
He's already desrumined what the penalty will be, and it's
already been enacted. Because God operates outside of our timeline.
So this woman went to go report and father grievance,
and then this happened.
Speaker 4: After being found suitable for Paul, I got served, which.
Speaker 5: There's time of strains on how you knew all of
these things. By the time they served me this rite up,
it was already time barked by one hundred and thirty
three days. It wasn't even a legal writer, and that
was the ride up where they said that it was
a false report that I was part of a faction
and I was trying to target to game a read.
Speaker 3: Based on her his gender identity.
Speaker 5: I had spoken to Captain Padilla at that time, who
was the Cream manager.
Speaker 3: In the time that I've filed agreement, he's been in
interviewing me.
Speaker 4: He said, you know, I'm going to tell you this
off the record. He said, the bottom line is is
that you guys are always going to lose because their
lawyers are better.
Speaker 3: Than your lawyers. Even though I was found not guilty
of any of the things that were in that write up.
Speaker 5: When I went to board in December, they basically said
that because of my institutional misconduct.
Speaker 3: They were never specific about what it was.
Speaker 5: That they denied my parole for five years.
Speaker 1: Wait, wasn't there a DOJ thing about prisons not abusing women.
Didn't that happen? Oh gosh, I forgot, that's a trans woman.
I see, this is institutional Obviously. People are processed. Okay,
people are process People are policy. Policies are written down
on pieces of paper, so are flow charts. Here's our
process for how we get things done. Yeah, we don't
do it that way. Why because we're people and we
choose not to do that. The Bible is process and
policy and it's the word of God. And still people
can read that go wow, that seems hard. I think
I'll do it this way.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: These are prisons, they're just prisoners. There's multiple cases. As
a case in New Jersey, a woman was brutally, brutally
assaulted by a man pretending to be a woman, and
he was transferred into that prison. She complained and she
was told to, hey, you know what, this is the
way things are. This is a fellow woman, work it out.
This is a woman on a woman problem. There's a
link in the show notes to that. But it's just prisons.
Praise God. This isn't happening in schools, you know, because
there's federal oversight of our schools. I mean, there is
this one case, you know, and the guy got caught,
and there's this, I mean, there's some other cases, and
there's that one case where this teacher sort of had
this insane idea that he wanted to take a young
girl and you know, kidnap her and make her a
sex slave. And I mean, but no one could have
seen it coming unless they looked at his social media,
and then they would have seen it coming. But why
do that talk about that? The second, with all this corruption,
it's easy sometimes to lose hope. But let's not. See
we are talking about this. God is allowing us to
shed light on this. We are speaking up for people
who can't because God allows us to do this. Praise God.
You have this information, you can act upon it by
sharing it with your liberal friends. When they say, look,
why are you concerned about where people pee, you can
say I'm not. I'm concerned about where people are raped.
I'm concerned about how people are treated. And it's also
a bridge. See it's supposed to be the leftists. They're
all all about treating prisoners kindly. Okay, we can believe
that too, we have to as Christians. And then of
course there's just the blatant world of corruption. My sister,
who is at best in agnostic, probably an atheist, one
day she asked me is we were talking about the
career and she works church in Pharma, and she admits
that there's a lot of bad in Pharmas she said, Todd,
why is the world so screwed up? And I said, well,
do you want my honest answer? She say, yeah, of course. Okay, Well,
it's because we're in a sin issue. We're in a
sin problem. The world is screwed up. It seems screwed
up because we were designed for perfection. We don't have
that because of the sin issue. We're all seeking our
own individual sin problems, not all of us. Many people
are seeking to fulfill their sin desires. We had a
fascinating conversation, and then back to the worldly, which brings
corruption money. She said, for me, it's big companies chasing
big money. For me, I said, true, and then big
government coming along, and big companies and government are one. Now,
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Trek twenty four three zero eight.
Speaker 1: In Texas, Wait, Texas, that can't happen. Yeah, so Carl's
School District in Texas, a teacher was arrested, Praise God,
but then released. See there's a systematic problem, isn't there?
All right, Harrison, thank you.
Speaker 7: A local teacher is accused of having an inappropriate relationship
with a minor, and that teacher has been arrested again.
Speaker 1: Johann Almiras was.
Speaker 7: Arrested by the Sokoto School District the police department there
on Friday of charges of online solicitation of a minor
and was released the same day. As we've reported, al
Maras was arrested September thirteenth, after an investigation found that,
while employed as a math teacher at Clark Middle School,
he was accused of having an improper relationship with a student.
He's charged with several crimes, including child grooming and decency
with a child and sexual performance by a child.
Speaker 1: Well, there was also this he was assaulting a twelve
year old girl who he wanted to make his sex slave.
There are environments that create opportunities for abuse, and we've
talked about this on the show before, where bottlenecks of
power exist, abusers will congregate, or bottlenecks of opportunity. Oh
you want to meet the band, Well, just come back
with us. We're the pre show. It's power, you know.
I'd like to see you in this film. There's nudity
in it, and it's going to be tastely done. Understand,
it's super artful. Destructor is known for how he treats this.
I just don't know if you'd be comfortable, you know,
in a nude scene like that. I mean, and I
don't want to offend you. I mean, I know you
were brought up in the Midwest and this is probably
doesn't meet your values, you know, But there's a lot
of actresses who've done this, and you know, you know what,
I didn't even want to suggest this, but what if
we did that here and it's I mean, we've known
each other for years and it'll just be us. Just
see if you're just like, see how that feels, and
maybe then I could submit you for the role, because
I know they're going to want to talk about this,
but you know what, I don't want you to go
into the rehearsal being the first time you've been naked
in front of somebody. No, never, never mind, never mind never.
I couldn't. I can't believe I brought that up. I'm sorry.
It's just this role. I mean, this you'd be. It's
Francis Ford Coppola and I'm sorry, I mean, really you
want to try it? Oh, you know what, have a drink.
In the words of Pink Floyd, come on, dear boy,
have a cigar. We're going to go far all act
together as a team. You know, I know you're only twelve,
but you're so wise and it blows my mind that
your parents can't see that. I mean, you're probably smarter
than they are. That has to be really frustrating. I
mean it's not. I mean, they had you so obviously,
you know, they had sex and stuff. You know.
Speaker 2: I just.
Speaker 1: I just see in you something that's beyond your years.
And I listened to you talk, and I just, I mean,
probably you should be teaching the class. Come on, dear boy,
have a cigar. You're gonna go far. Kamala Harris should
be asked about this stuff. She won't be President Trump
should bring it up. He should ask her, why are
you okay with men and women prisons? And you should
ask it this way? Can we stop something for a second.
I know this is a debate, but I've learned that
there's men in women's prisons in California, according to The
New York Times. In this article, please please please get
the dates of the articles. Please have the names of
the women. Please have the facts. Please have it on
Donald Trump Junior or Donald Trump dot com. Please have
a post please so people can click. Please have Donald
Trump for President dot com slash women. Please have the
news stories. Please have the videos. Why are you okay
with this? Coamala? Are you willing right now to say
that when I am president, you will work with me
to make sure these things end? She can't answer questions
like this. Stephanie Rule of course, got to have a
discussion with Kamala Harris. And Stephanie Rule is one of
Kamala Harris's best friends, best buddy. It was Stephanie Rul
who said, oh, she shouldn't have to do interviews. Why
should she have to do interviews? Then she did interviews,
and then people called her out saying, hey, you know what,
she's not really answering questions.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it was great because I was watching Fox News
and I'm now excited about Milania's memoir. I'm going to
have to pick that up this weekend, and I can
get a silver coin that Donald Trump launched on Monday,
obviously one of the one hundred grand watches. And I
haven't gotten my sneakers yet, but I'm sure they can
tell me where to get them. No, that's nonsense, obviously,
for anybody who watched the interview I did with Vice
President Harris, we sat down for twenty five minutes and
we talked about one single topic, the economy. It is
the number one issue for voters. If Donald Trump would
like to sit down and have that same conversation, I'm
ready for you, and I think it's hugely important, and
it's a vulnerability for both candidates. But it's really tricky, Joe,
because you know, you obviously want to cover all of
these topics, but to just do it with one candidate,
it's hard because many people feel like she's speaking in platitude.
She's speaking about real economic vision and she's not giving details.
She's got an eighty page detailed policy proposal. And do
I think that she answers every single question that gives
people exactly what they want?
Speaker 3: She doesn't, do. You know why?
Speaker 8: Because she's a politician, and none of them do. They
all speak in platitudes.
Speaker 3: But Donald Trump has given it well.
Speaker 1: I was born in a middle class family.
Speaker 9: And I washed my collar greens in the bathtub while
we made bathtub gin in the other bathroom with the
other blacks.
Speaker 1: President Trump should ask Kamala Harris with the information available
at Donald Trump for President dot com slash women, why
are you okay with women being having their noses broken
by male athletes? Why are you okay with men in
women's prisons raping these women? Why are you okay with it?
I know you're okay with it because the Department of
Justice reports up into the White House. You could stop
this tomorrow. Tomorrow, will you pledge to stop it? Now?
What are you talking about? Men and women's pri Is
this like the and have the aura for the God?
For all the times we haven't visited you in prison,
please forgive us. This is the Todd Hermanshaw. Please go,
be well, be strong, be kind, and please make every
effort to walk in the light of Christ and EXPRESSI